Recently, I heard about a company called SnapShirts from eHub. SnapShirts allows you to create custom t-shirts of word clouds from your own blog or your favorite books/authors. What's a word cloud you ask? A word cloud is a visual depiction of content (words) used in a body of text. Here's a sample: (Taken from All Too Common; found through a Google search of "word cloud") So you can go to SnapShirts.com and make your own t-shirt, using your blog or pulling word clouds from famous authors/books. It's a cool way to create a really personalized item (assuming you generate a word cloud from your blog). Taking a look at the site, I thought they would be a good fit for our writing contest -- they provide something that's personalized (similar to IGotNewsForYou) and it's related to writing/words (again, similar to IGotNewsForYou). So I got in touch with Jonah Keegan and sure enough, he's agreed to donate a word cloud t-shirt to the writing contest! If you're not familiar with the writing contest, check here. The t-shirts are $18, which is a good value for getting something unique and fun. If you're not going to try and win one through the contest then you should definitely check out the site and see what you think. Thanks go out to Jonah at SnapShirts for the donation. (Technorati Tags: snapshirts, writing contest, jonah keegan, word cloud)