Show off your Drupal site

Hi everyone, this is my first post on drupal.org. So go easy!

I have been building (and continue to do so) my first Drupal site over at

http://www.touchiphonegames.com

What do you guys think?

It has been a huge learning curve for me, I have been building website on and off for around 4 years. But this is my first go with near as dammit, standards compliant XHTML, CSS and Drupal.

Tricki is created by Fields Medal recipient Timothy Gowers and his graduate students.
Even though I'm not the one built the site, I would like to point out it is a good use of Drupal in academics.
The inline comment system is specially interesting.

The Drupal site r-tutor.com provides Statistics tutorials. It includes concise sample R code for solving college Statistics textbook problems. The idea is to save students time in studying the subject while learning the R programming language.

I created www.Datouch.com over 7 months ago for a good friend of mine. I've been so busy over the last couple of months that I haven't been able to finish it. It currently has a little over 100 members, mainly friends of friends. Let me know what you think. I'm not really a Drupal expert, and I still can't believe how far I got with the power of Drupal and the fantastic modules available. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Hi there,

I've been working on a custom module for ShooFeeTV website, which is the only TV guide for the arab world. The module is all about showing TV Listings for different channels (around 150 channels), bearing in mind the following issues:

1- There is a huge amount of data to be fetched & displayed each time.
2- The component should be very usable and flexible.
3- The ability to move between time-spans easily.
4- The ability to search for specific channels or filter them by category.

This site focuses it's attention on providing information about herbal remedies for ailments, herbal beauty secrets and general information regarding the benefits of herbs and plants. The site's content is in Greek.

Take a look at it for yourself: healthyherbs.gr