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via justlife4me.com If you go to this post there is a picture of Hugh Hefner's wedding stamps ... they come from Zazzle! But, you don't need to be a gazillionaire to afford custom stamps for your wedding invitations. Create your own at Zazzle. These stamps below are templates ... just replace the floral image. Tulips Postage by annaleeblysse See more Red Postage Tulips Postage by annaleeblysse See more Red Postage Posted via email from Annalee Blysse @ posterous on posterous .

Fire Dance Avery Binder by annaleeblysse View other Fractal Binders Fiery fractal art on a Avery Signature 2" Binder (other sizes available or can be created from this by choosing "customize it" option). A fun back-to-school gift. Free Shipping on orders of $50 or more at Zazzle.com! Enter code: FREESHIPFORU at checkout in the "Zazzle Coupons/Gift Certificates" box. See Zazzle for more info on this promotion. Or, you can pay a nominal fee and join the Zazzle Black program and get free shipping for a year. Posted via email from Annalee Blysse @ posterous on posterous .

How-to tip for beginning users at Zazzle.com. A simple and easy example of how to add Zazzle referral links with pictures to your Facebook wall updated for summer of 2011 from an old post. Log into your Facebook profile and Zazzle both. These days, adding affiliate links to a page or profile is as simple as clicking on the "share this product on Facebook!" button. Most of the time you will not need to change the thumbnail. Write something interesting to interact with your Facebook fans and friends and then you are ready to share. Some people take the opportunity to thank customers. Other people share the latest discount offer running at Zazzle. Whatever the message, I think most Zazzlers will find this the best way to share links. There will certainly be exceptions, but overall I think that most Facebook users tend to ignore auto-posted material and show a preference to interacting with real people.

I saw a question recently about how to post Zazzle.com associate program referral links from a beginning Zazzle.com user. This post shows one easy way to post affiate links from Zazzle.com to your website or blog. Log into your Zazzle account and on each product page at Zazzle, below the product image you will find a "Link" option that has been preset to add a Associate ID to affiliate links. You can set the image size and display options and copy and paste that code into your blog or Website. The link will look something like this: Full Earth Keychain by annaleeblysse Join Zazzle's artist affiliate program If you are a Blogger or WordPress user ... there are shortcuts built in. When I use the direct to Blogger option, I copy and page the affiliate links so that there is an image in the post to go with any description I create. Otherwise all that the share this function will give you is a text like such as: Full Earth Keychain from Zazzle.com .

Skateboarding Boston Terrier by bostonsandboxers Join Zazzle's dog clothing affiliate programs Skateboarding Boston Terrier Tote Bag by bostonsandboxers See more Bostonsandboxers Bags My nephew and I found this cute design with graphic and photo combination of a skateboarding Boston Terrier and thought it was great: Skateboarding Boston Terrier Pet Tshirt from Zazzle.com . The second image leads to a tote bag. The design is available on tees and much more.

via news.yahoo.com Oh! Scuba diver almost being sucked up by a whale shark... Posted via email from Annalee Blysse @ posterous on posterous .

Found this video about the Hey Ya Kids at that post. Cute twin boys dancing.

What is Google+ (Google Plus) and do I need it? A fun hand-drawn cartoon video with description of how Google+ works.