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http://www.buybestcar.com.au/

Parkour Generations represents the largest collective of the most experienced professional practitioners of the stunning movement discipline known as Parkour or Freerunning that the world has to offer. Working around the world for over a decade, the founding members of Parkour Generations came together to create a vehicle to transmit the incredibly strong benefits and positive effects of this amazing art form.

I've created a site for writing online. You can take notes and share them with others. The site is just starting out, and I am confusing how to let more people know the site and use it. What are the good way to promote my site? Really appreciate any suggestions.

http://mynoteweb.com

I initially started this site as a personal assistant to all my Drupal needs. I constantly found myself Googling common problems I repeatedly ran into. So I started a small personal blog to assist me in avoiding rummaging through Google search results when looking for solutions to problems I consistently ran into. I thought it only common courtesy to release this info to the public, since everybody in the Drupal community is very generous with their great knowledge in Drupaldom.

http://www.iparsin.com
This is my online portfolio site, built with Drupal ( I also have some more Drupal works there). My accomplishment on this project is to keep things simple; easy to find; easy to navigate; one page overview for all works; and compelling design.

Thank to Drupal community, and your comments/advices you may have.
iparsin
http://www.iparsin.com

www.WhatsWhat.me
www.CommonPlaces.com/portfolio/whats-what

CommonPlaces recently launched WhatsWhat.me (Beta), a unique, “kids-only,” “no bullying allowed” social network for kids 7-13.

This site was created to be safe, secure, and age-appropriate with highly sophisticated privacy and security measures in place, and in strict adherence to COPPA regulations. Because mainstream social networks are targeted at adults, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) requires that members of these social networks be at least 13 years of age. However, younger kids wish to engage in social networking as well. Therefore, WhatsWhat.me (Beta) was created.

The site’s mission is to “teach and protect” children as they learn and practice positive online behavior. Also, to help parents “get smart” about kids and social networks, WhatsWhat.me (Beta) has a Parent Resource Center with “Ask The Expert,” a tech glossary, news and information on keeping kids safe online.

Users of WhatsWhat.me (Beta) can enjoy a wide range of age-appropriate social networking activities such as interacting with friends online through messages, earning points, winning prizes, sharing photos, playing online games, posting comments and creating and joining groups.