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http://www.mediasoup.gr/

and a big thanks to j0sh for the theming, very good job and cooperation!

A few months ago I would look at a website like this and think "wow, is this made in Drupal?"
Now I am proud of being a drupaler and can't wait to construct a new website, Drupal is very flexible and easy to grasp!!

main modules used for the website:

Exactly what the subject says.

I am just starting on a Drupal-Kaltura integrated site right now and just want to take a look at what some other people have done to get some ideas of what this module can do. I've read some good things...just haven't SEEN much.

Thanks!

Raymond E. Feist is a New York Times bestselling author

In the beginning, back in 1979, there was a small fansite, with less than a dozen pages, but during 1998 it grew quickly into a structured layout till in 1999 Crdyee.com was born as the Raymond E. Feist Reference Pages.

Within a year there was a whopping 100 pages, all created using the one tool I knew, MS Frontpage (OK I didn’t know any better), By 2002 the site was the most comprehensive reference site for Raymond E. Feist on the web, evident by its number one Ranking on Google for the Authors name. At one point, in the old Google way of listing, Crydee.com took over 150 of the top 200 pages.

Nearing the end of 2002, and after discussions with Feist himself, the site became semi-official. The author had investigated putting up a site, however it had been pointed out Crydee already did most of it.

By now the site was already getting harder to manage due to its size, and remember this was a one man operation. So during 2003 the idea of moving to a database driven site came to the forefront. After an offer of assistance, some initial work took place, but after 3 months contact with the said party, was broken.

Screenshot: http://graphics.ml-art.ru/ml-art_ru.jpg

Description: Mosaic studio of Marina Lazareva. Small site about mosaic studio with articles and portfolio

Language: Russian (Cyrillic, UTF-8)

Author: Stan Ezersky aka EzS

Modules: Panels, CCK, BUEditor, Views, Lightbox2, ImageAPI, Pathauto, Token, ImageCache, DHTML Menu, Transliteration, cTools, XML sitemap

The Class Appliance Center website was originally developed on Drupal 5 and Ubercart 1. Class Appliance had an ambitious new project to consume a web service that would provide all of the appliance product data through SOAP instead of having to manually enter it into the site.

We took this opportunity to make the move to Drupal 6 and Ubercart 2. Since most of the products would be automatically created in the new site, we decided to start with a new installation instead of trying to upgrade.

Here is an example of the weblinks module in action. There is also quota by role module being used. The advanced forum is used and I think the icons look excellent. www.utume.com