At Poketo, we are all about organization with a smile. The Stick-Up Weekly Calendar is a sticky note and calendar. Put it right by your keyboard on your desk as a wrist pad. You can write down your to-dos for the week, peel off a sheet, then tack up the sheet on your computer or wall as a reminder. You can stick it to the refrigerator for weekly menu planning or grocery list. Once you're done, just tear it off and enjoy your sense of accomplishment. 

Pocket size notebook. The pages are divided by AM and PM. The left hand side of an open page has a graphic of a white clock which represents AM and on the right hand side has a dark clock which represents PM. Simple but functional, new way to plan your day out.

cut paper posters and illustrations

The MIDAS Journal is an Open Access on-line publication covering different domains from Visualization to Image processing.

You might think that linking to a separate print stylesheet would be a good idea from a performance point of view. <b>Stoyan Stefanov</b> did a little bit of research and yes, you guessed right, <em>linking to a separate print stylesheet is very bad for performance</em>. This does not mean you should not create a print stylesheet, you should just not link to it separately.

Photo: Made with Paper http://t.co/e25kc6nu (via @nathanpc)

Printable custom catalogs
These are GREAT. When you arrive, make sure you get one of these cards and a pen. The reverse side has a field of numbers next to bubbles which, while they do give me flashbacks to standardised tests in high school, are used for a much more fabulous purpose here. Every work in MoA has a number, and if you like something, just fill in the corresponding dot. At the end of your visit, there’s a spot in a wall in the main hallway where you insert your filled-in card, press a reassuringly old-fashioned button, and voila:
It’s a print-out list of the titles and names behind the stuff you liked, plus a custom URL that contains details on all of those pieces.

Gorgeous.