What I've Designed On CafePress (Read The Disclaimer And Captions Carefully)

I am sharing this per what I promised in my most-recent video. Please do not get me into trouble: my own designs are fair game for Fair Use/Creative Commons use; the WoW logos, etc. belong to WoW and WoW alone, and I had to get permission as follows:

Hello

Yes you can use the logo but I ask that you not use it for any mass or profitable venture. 

thank you

Shira

Shira Pruce
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On Sun, Jun 16, 2013 at 8:26 AM, Nicole Czarnecki <nickidewbear@aol.com> wrote:

To Whom May Be Concerned:

Just privately for right now, I designed these for myself in support of WoW on CafePress. May I use these designs (I just copied the image URLs and uploaded the images via the "Upload") Box:

If I may use these designs, can I design any other teddy bears for myself in support of WoW? If not, I'll delete the designs promptly and completely. Thank you. Shav'ua Tov.

Read my lips (or, in this case, this caption): this one is for only me, myself, and I! 

Read my lips (or, in this case, this caption): this one is for only me, myself, and I! Also, the picture was taken by Geoffery Marshall and WoW used it; and I had to get permission to use the logo (and I'm assuming this, since I showed WoW the picture of this and two of the logo bears).

Read my lips (or, in this case, this caption): this one is for only me, myself, and I!

Read my lips (or, in this case, this caption): this one is for only me, myself, and I!

Pro-Israel, Pro-United States, Pro-Freedom Bear.

"Azaryahu"/"Azah" with a black-background Yeshua fish (He/She also comes with a blue- or blank-background fish. I bought myself the blank-background one to take to the hospital.). 

Most of these start out as memes, cover photos, or profile pictures on Facebook.

Many Shabbat practices actually come from practices devoted to Sikkut and Ki'yun. That's part of why I hate when legalists tell me that I have to keep Torah and P'rushi practices.

Mom recommended that I take this one to the hospital (since I asked her which one of my bears I should buy for myself to take to the hospital). I'm naming my own version of it "Azaryahu" (Or "Azah" if I decide to genderize it to be a girl bear--too bad that there's no feminine form of "-yahu" names.). "Azaryahu" (or "Azah") may become my WoW-supporting bear if I ever can't buy and/or use my WoW bear for myself to support WoW.