I really don’t like Vista. It is the first MS OS that I have activly taken a dislike to. The security features make it so much harder to use, yes it is nice they have security but really couldn’t they have implimented it better. Like OS X for example. The killer is speed, Vista is way slower than XP and it shows. Copying files is a nightmare.

Oh Vista, why are you so bad. OK, that’s a rhetorical question.

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OK so I have like 8 of the Star Wars ones of these already and I shouldn’t buy anymore. Intellectually I know this.

Even so, Wolverine is looking good right now.

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Multiple products.

Printfection.com sets up and manages online stores featuring a wide variety of custom decorated merchandise. Free of charge, sellers can easily open their own store. Shoppers can browse these stores through our shopping mall or easily make a product of their own through our Design a Product service.
We currently offer 32 products in 212 color combinations. No minimums (you can order just one) and bulk discounts starting at only two items.

http://www.spreadshirt.net
Multiple Products.

Make your own t-shirt design and print onto t-shirts and other clothing. Choose a design from our marketplace or create your own image and text. We do the customer service and we don’t even have a minimum order quantity for selling your custom t-shirt designs.
T-Shirts, Men’s Long sleeves, Jackets Ladies’, Ladies’ Long sleeves, Organics, Brands, Shorts, Sports Shirts, Socks, Juniors, Caps, Gifts, Underwear, Accessories, Stickers

http://www.zazzle.com
Multiple products.

We enable retail-quality products (our return rate is <1%). This isn't a photo-printing operation. We're powering retail commerce that just so happens to be produced on-demand, which makes the possibilities endless. Infinite, actually, because you can customize existing products in the marketplace and even create your own products.

Men’s T-Shirts, Women’s T-Shirts, Cards, Postage, Posters, Mugs, Calendars, Profile & Business Cards, Aprons, Bags, Bumper Stickers, Buttons, Hats, Keychains, Magnets, Mousepads, Photo Sculptures, Postcards, Stickers, Ties

http://www.customink.com
Multiple products.

CustomInk.com, an innovative website that enables people to design and order custom decorated products such as printed t-shirts and embroidered caps for their groups and events including student groups, bands, small businesses, corporations, family reunions, and more. Our custom t-shirt printing operations accommodate orders of all sizes, ranging from a single t-shirt to quantities in the thousands.
T-Shirts, Girl’s Styles, Youth, Sweats, Athletics, Hats, Business Wear, Drinkware/Koozies, Outerwear, Pens/Supplies, Bags, Fun Stuff, Available in Canada

http://www.redbubble.com
Multiple products.

Sell your work online. Over the last 12 months RedBubble has shipped 73,500 items of art to 71 different countries (including Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Papua New Guinea, and Vanuatu). We take care of all the hassle. Give us your digital file and we will turn it into the finished product, deliver it to your customer and take care of any customer service problems. You control the pricing of your work – and decide how much you’d like to be paid (RedBubble doesn’t charge a commission – we charge a simple base price).
Buy framed prints, posters, canvas prints, t-shirts, greeting cards or your very own calendar.

http://www.oddica.com
Multiple products.

WELCOME TO Oddica.com. We have more than 50 designs on sale, Guys and Girls tees.
PLEASE CLICK AROUND and get acquainted with what Artists are on board, what Designs are on the way, and how we are Different. Create an Account and we will keep you updated with news from the Land of Odd.
ODDICA T-SHIRTS are screenprinted on combed-cotton Fine Jersey shirts from American Apparel, front and back, with water-based ink, unless noted. Each shirt comes with Postcards, Stickers, a Backpack Button, and a collectible Library Card.

http://www.shirtcity.com/
Multiple products.

MyShirtcity will give you, an individual, or your business, the opportunity to create your own products and collections and sell them online. MyShirtcity will provide a suitable online shop and a wide range of imprintable products for your use. There is absolutely no charge for you: just establish your shop, and we’ll do the rest.
T-Shirts, Sports Jerseys, Women`s Apparel, Jackets, Longsleeves, Underwear, Accessories, Presents

http://www.skreened.com
T-shirts only.

Skreened uses new technology to print garments with images you upload to our website. It’s an efficient and durable full-color process that lays soft, water-based prints right onto the garment.
Since sharing and spreading the opportunity is another smart value of ours (Thank you, thank you. You’re too kind), we decided to launch a web application that lets you design and use our technology to turn your own great ideas into reality and profit!
Now you can upload an image, and get just one shirt using our great digital process, or you can put your design into your very own store, and get paid whenever someone orders it. We take care of all the order taking, shirt printing, and shipping, and cut you a check for a commission amount that YOU set.

http://www.tshirtme.com
Multiple products.
T-Shirts, caps and mugs. Bad page design and no ‘About’ page.

http://www.pixeltees.com
T-Shirts only.
You make ‘up to 2 bucks per shirt sold.

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www.threadless.com
You submit designs, other people pick them, if enough pick them then your tee gets printed and you make some money.

www.comboutique.com/
European focus, T-shirts and more.

www.e-shirt.com/
Looks like it got stuck in the late 1990’s, does T-shirt printing.

www.boardpusher.com/
POD skateboards

www.greetingcarduniverse.com/
POD Greeting Cards

www.printmojo.com
Pre-pay bulk order purchases only

www.imagekind.com/
Print your art on Canvas and has options for frames.

Imagekind is one community for creating, buying and selling high end framed artwork. We offer giclee art prints of all types for sale. From customers decorating their homes to professional interior designers shopping artwork for clients, Imagekind offers one of the widest selections of art for sale online. Visitors can shop from over 50,000 unique and independent artists or choose from the classics in our Masters of Art collection. Artists from all disciplines, including traditional and digital photographers, painters, digital artists and illustrators sell their artwork on Imagekind. Shop our selection of high end wall art, framed art, canvas artwork, custom greeting cards, photography and poster art prints. Or choose to create your own high end work of art with your personal digital images.

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This is the kind of creativity that can be practiced virtually anywhere, given the tools and a some personal space for tinkering (minus the annoying calls from upstairs to take care of the garbage). The artists’ choice of materials might even come from the same garbage, originally, but soon the parts are transformed into coolest little mechanisms, a veritable shiny zoo of “robots and such”. As we admire their work, we can’t help but ask ourselves, if the stuff lying around our own house could be similarly recycled.

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Over the next 30 years humanity will have to learn new tricks. I know that modern society is entrenched, we believe that our society is immobile. That this is it, that cars run on oil and strawberries need to be shipped 2000 miles before you eat them. Things will stay the same, right? Wrong. Change is an elephant that is always with you, sometimes it is more visible, but it’s always there.

The elephant is practising right now, juggling, tap-dancing and generally getting its show in order. The big unveiling will be over the next 20-40 years. Society will have to change as oil prices skyrocket and availability dwindles. Bush apologists argue against that, ‘we’ll find ways to get more oil out of the earth’; good luck with that. How’s Iraq going again? Anyway …

We’ll become creatures of new habits, travelling less, both internationally and in the daily commute. Jobs will change and allow you to work from home way more. Food will change to more local produce. Those copper wires in the sky, and under your feet, will be recycled and replaced, recycling will become huge. Holy shit I wish I could invest in recycling right now, that’s the future.

Can our immobile society change? Ask yourself this, how old is ’society’, in its modern sense of groups/towns of people living together in a co-operative way. Well Sandbach, my old town back in England, existed in the 600 ADs and even earlier. I’d Wikipedia it to find the right date but I wrote the Wiki article and I didn’t include that information. ‘Cities’ existed 4-8 thousands of years ago and society existed even longer ago than that.

Whatever, I’m not being precise here, this is a head dump on the future. So lets make an arbitrary agreement, society existed at 0AD, over 2000 years ago. We can all agree on that, right? Good. So moving on, the modern world of plunder, cars, airplanes, and general over use of earth resources is a late 19th century invention, again from my part of the world (back in the day, I now live in Canada), North West England.

Again, being abatary and dumbing everything down for both me and you, lets agree that the modern world of over use, cars, oil burning and so on started on 1908, 100 years ago. So we’ve been entrenched in our immobile society for 100 years out of 2000 or 5% of our time.

5%

Why do we see our society as immobile? Why can’t we adapt to new times? We, as a species, has screwed the planet over by using too much of everything so fast. Now we have to adapt to new times, and we have no choice about it. We’re entrenched because humans dislike change, that is a basic human instinct. We’re also entrenched due to the media. Mostly we’re entrenched because those in positions of power do not want change as it threatens their power. So they promote and forcibly keep the status quo by any means they have.

The elephant is still getting ready though, the show will go on, change is coming. We’re due for interesting times and nothing is going to avert them. Welcome to the new age, the age of scarcity.

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