With so many great GTD applications available for the Mac, most of which I’ve utilized at some point but have failed to create a habitual use for, lately I’ve become delighted with one that operates seamlessly with other applications (Mail and iCal) on the Mac that already posses to-do functionality.

Anxiety’s sleek interface provides just what you need to jot your tasks down, without burdening you with cumbersome large windows. With a tiny desktop footprint and clean minimalist aesthetics, the application is simultaneously small, beautiful and effective.
I like that you can easily add, remove, or check off a task in either Anxiety, Mail or iCal and the changes will be reflected in all the other applications.
Flower Glow: Ryan has available a beautiful high-quality collection of wallpaper based off his photography and this macro shot looks amazing on a wide screen monitor. (via Ryan Rahn)
Flower Glow: Ryan has available a beautiful high-quality collection of wallpaper based off his photography and this macro shot looks amazing on a wide screen monitor. (via Ryan Rahn)

A collection of photographic wallpaper to decorate your iPhone/iPod Touch. All photographs were taken by Jorge Quinteros during his travels and random outings. More added on a weekly basis.

I’ve come to learn that this is one of my favorite parts of the design process: refining what’s already good to make it better. It’s like polishing a stone. Just when you think it can’t get any better, you pull out a finer grain of sandpaper and buff it to a high-polish shine.
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Dan Benjamin on the importance of choosing an avatar to establish your online presence:

A great avatar will help people remember you instantly. And you should use it everywhere, across the board. Use it on your blog if you have one (you should). Use it on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, everywhere. Even if people don’t automatically remember your name or your website, they’ll remember your avatar and make an association.
Sage advice that undoubtedly works and adds personal touch in connecting with other fellow bloggers. My pet peeve regarding avatars is when people resort to keeping the awful default images. It can determine whether you’ll be interesting to subscribe to or follow.

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