If you’re not familiar with what happens, you upload a picture of yourself and some friends and embed their images on some dancing, animated characters on the card. They usually dance and sing and it’s all around a good time to be had by all.

When you watch these cards, you can’t help but bring a little smile to yourself because let’s face it. Anything dancing, dressed up in Christmas cheer and a face that looks like you or your friends has got to be funny! If you disagree, well Bah-Humbug to YOU Mr. Scrooge!

One of its latest cards is Christmas With The Stars. Appropriately imitating and spoofing Hollywood icons and legends, this animated card allows you to transform you and your friends into dancing celebrities such as Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and Bob Marley.

Another is the techno-inspired Dancing Christmas Toys. This card is set up in a Santa’s workshop where familiar entertainment figures are showcased and spoofed. The user will get the chance to be Captain Jack Sparrow, Betty Boop, Wonder Woman, Spiderman or Anakin Skywalker after uploading his/her photo.

Last one is the Wild West Christmas. Having the Great Plains as a backdrop, the user can have a lot fun having his/her headshot placed on dancing cowboy or cowgirl to the tune of a very funky music.

How can you go wrong with a line-up like that? So go on! Get moving and start bringing some holiday cheer to your friends! It’s all waiting to be uncovered and delivered at CardFunk.com

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With Photovisi, you can create a custom photographic collage and have that collage printed on a variety of products to be given as gifts if you’d like.

The Photovisi website provides a variety of starter templates to get you going with your ideas, but once you’ve started, you can customize and adjust to collage to exactly what you want to see.

I really tried to put the Photovisi website through the paces as I asked for it to upload about 30 images from a fireworks show we attended earlier in the summer. These were the original multi-megabyte file sized images and Photovisi had no problems getting them uploaded and ready.

There’s no need to register or sign-up for anything to use Photovisi, just click the large "Get Started" button and you’re on your way. It doesn’t get much simpler. The templates available let you give your images a borderless look or a nice photo-print quality as well. You can align images or have them display on the page randomly for a real collage look and feel.

Here’s my fireworks collage, which only took a couple of minutes to create including the uploading of the photos.

Uncover some holiday gifts for your family today at Photovisi.

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The Cellfire website brings that pin-point item selection right to you. What’s nice is they deliver those coupons to you in a way that’s probably as convenient as possible and something you’ve already got with you at the store: your cell phone and a store savings card.

Cellfire is the premier destination for valuable savings on groceries, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Get access and use offers from your PC and/or mobile phone. This service is provided free of charge to all users.* Our retail partners sponsor the offers and discounts — at no cost or obligation to you. With Cellfire, you’ll never have to print, clip, or forget your coupons again!

The method I’m most interested in is the ability to store coupons right on my grocery savings card. No need to carry anything extra around with me or remember to bring the coupon into the store with me.

Start uncovering some free money in your grocery list today with Cellfire.

Thanks to Nickilaycoax on twitter for the link

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Neighborino puts all the tools and resources you need to both communicate with, engage and build an online community for the homeowners in your real-life neighborhood. Neighborino gives you the ability to quickly send updates to all homeowners and update your website, provide users with a community directory, classified ads listings and so much more.

Affordability for all the features is also a plus, you get everything mentioned for just $30/mnth. Figure in your basic cost for hosting any other kind of site and you’re getting a great deal for a great set of features with Neighborino.

If you’re a homeowner, an HOA Board Member or even an existing management company, you should check out Neighborino.

Uncover the potential for online community from your real community with Neighborino.

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Here’s a video showing how they did it.

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In searching for the answer to my problem online, I uncovered the Stack Overflow website. It’s completely free to join and there are questions and answers to just about any question the geeks around us might have to ask.

You can use the easy tagging functionality to quickly jump to questions that have already been asked by the site’s users. You can even take advantage of the “recent” tag cloud in the sidebar to see what topics are getting talking about lately.

Users have the ability to earn badges for their participation in the site as well. Badges are earned for asking questions, answering questions and just being a good community member.

The Stack Overflow website will now be one of the first places I visit when I’m looking for a quick answer.

Uncover some answers yourself at Stack Overflow.

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Thanks to my friend William Lehman over at Decloned for sharing the video on his blog. I’ve never heard of the Firecrackers before, but not I’m checking out their schedule so I can go see them perform at another event for half-time.

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The truu confessions website, currently in beta, lets you share stuff anonymously. If you told somebody you knew, and it was a secret, it probably wouldn’t be a secret for long. Chances are the person you’d share with would know the people you’re talking about, then they’d feel the need to share it someone and eventually it would get back to the original person.

No good usually comes from spreading rumors and gossip (so why do we do it?) but if don’t share details with someone that has any clue of who you’re talking about, it’s all good right?

The truu confessions website lets people share that little secret they need to get rid of and you could fit it into one of the following categories on their site: Single, Bride, Wife, Mom, Body, Office, and Military Wives. Is there an obvious reason why “Husbands” is missing?

So, go feel better, get it off your chest and share it with the world, anonymously on the truu confessions website. After all, nobody really cares anyway do they?

Uncover secrets at truu confessions website

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Hat tip to Eric Clark on twitter for sharing this video.

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The other benefit of Springpad is that it harnesses the power of the social networking world and allows you to interact with and share your collections of data with those that are important to you too.

I would say the power of Springpad doesn’t rely in it’s ability to collect your information though, it’s more powerful in the way it allows you to organize, share and complement what you’ve saved with other important information that’s related. This is the part of Springpad that impresses me and is both most helpful to me.

For example, I can save restaurants to my Springpad collection and there are integrated links for making reservations at that restaurant with OpenTable if available and restaurant reviews from Yelp as well.

For homemakers you can quickly and easily make meal-planning tasks as you go about your day, collect recipes, ask friends for cooking information and then allow Springpad to help build your shopping list automatically.

Springpad integrates with Gmail (for synching your contacts and Google calendar events), flickr for sharing and organizing your thoughts with or related to photos, Facebook to help you share information with your Facebook friends and of course with twitter so you can share links and have alarms and reminders sent to your own account.

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