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As someone who always freaks out about how many emails are in my inbox because I like being on top of my shit, I want to try this. I’ll letcha know how it goes, but so far so good. Oh, organization! Tweet

Best ever. Confession: I can’t stand Nina Totenberg sometimes. via The Daily What Tweet

I’m a huge Hootsuite fan, I use it all day, every day. Now I can use it on my phone too. I thought this commercial was really adorable in addition. Don’t cry Androidbot! Tweet

Nora: THIS IS THE MOST AMAZING THING EVER EMILY WATCH THAT RIGHT NOW Nora: YOU WILL NEVER BE HAPPIER credit for this beautiful commercial goes to Margaret, who is the best at the internet. Tweet

Blue Art Studio, the wonderful place that makes alphabet of design classics poster I have and the chair eye exam poster I want made my day by posting this AMAZING FREE 2010 CALENDAR that’s like my dreams exploded onto 12 pieces of paper. Bright colors, modern chairs and free. Beeeeeest download/view it here Tweet

Ben Huh owns Fail blog and ICanHasCheezburger.  He’s my idol.  Here he is in his office.  More here, from Time’s appropriately titled article I Can Has Media Empire? Tweet

this looks really really usefully Tweet

i shamelessly stole this from adage but it’s kinda awesome. maybe i should take this copywriter’s idea and make a femalemuseumprofessional.com site when i start looking for jobs after grad school and make a flashy website featuring myself lying on a bearskin rug. i’m curious to see whether people actually respond to this… Tweet

From Wikipiedia… May Day occurs on May 1 and refers to Haymarket incident or any of several public holidays.[1] In many countries, May Day is synonymous with International Workers’ Day, or Labour Day, which celebrates the social and economic achievements of the labour movement. As a day of celebration the holiday has ancient origins, and [...]

I’m a big fan of Frank Chimero. His state illustrations are fantastic (when’s New York, Frank? Or Vermont, or Indiana??), and I used to have this inspirational poster as my desktop at work for a while (the “Aw, Damnit” part got to me, eventually). Anyway, Grain Edit interviewed Frank recently, and it’s really fascinating. I’m [...]