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	Review: The Paradox of Choice Is too much choice a bad thing? You better believe it March 1st, 2010 By Duncan Kinney Read more »
	Rich by Thirty: Figuring Out Your Work/Life Balance How Do You Figure Out Your Work/Life Balance? March 1st, 2010 By Lesley Scorgie Read more »
	Deskercise: Sit and Be Awesome Exercise ball, desk chair or the funky hybrid. What’s best for you? Deskercise examines the issue. March 1st, 2010 By Jesse Lipscombe Read more »
	Officeland: Kasian A high-tech kibbutz in downtown Toronto March 1st, 2010 By Duncan Kinney Read more »
	No Thank You The handwritten thank you note; An increasingly lost art and missed opportunity March 1st, 2010 By Emily Senger Read more »
	The Creative Class Revolution Get into the the head of an increasingly snippy creative community March 1st, 2010 By Connor Turner Read more »
	Exploding Guerilla Marketing Myths An expert deconstructs the genre, from elephant electrocution to the Boston bomb squad March 1st, 2010 By Michael Brechtel Read more »

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Photo essay links while you work
March 11, 2010 / 6:45 am
Ah photo essays; the perfect way to avoid working

My crush on 37signals grows ever larger
March 10, 2010 / 7:45 am
I don’t write software. I’m not a coder. I’m not an entrepreneur. Heck, I don’t even use their products but yet I am a huge fan of 37signals. They are a small outfit that creates web based collaboration software for small and medium sized businesses. They also created the immensely powerful and popular web framework Ruby on Rails.

Pension reform provokes yawns and drooling
March 9, 2010 / 6:45 am
The time to bone up on pension reform is nigh, ye of few concerns

A Case of the Mondays – You Must Have At Least 15 Pieces of Flair to Read This
March 8, 2010 / 7:45 am
Flair is an important part of any servers uniform at Chotckies, a delicious send-up of terrible chain restaurants like TGIFridays in the movie Office Space. Jennifer Aniston plays the love interest in Office Space and though she’s not the best part of the movie (in fact, she’s probably one of the weakest) the parts of the movie that play out in Chotckies are awesome.

Weekly Links Roundup – The How to Improve Your Email Edition
March 5, 2010 / 7:45 am
Email. I wish I took as much pleasure as Strongbad does in answering his email (if you’re not familiar click the link) but if you work in a professional situation the reading and writing of email is guaranteed to suck up your valuable time. It is a necessary evil. Today we’re going to give you resources and tips to make this as fast and painless as possible.