It's probably time to dust it off. The talent area of the site gets thousands of hits every month from people looking for you. Put your best face forward. (By the way, it's free for anyone has yet to take advantage of setting up a profile. Do it here.)

A few tips:

• Make sure you select the right 'Main Specialty' in the Profile area of your setup. The selection you make will be the way you're sorted on the Talent page. You're only allowed to choose one Main Specialty.

• Choose the right 'Other Specialties.' These will show up on your individual profile page.

• Make it visual. You only have three pieces of work you can upload, so make them good.

• Push people to the other places you want them following you (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) by completing the 'Elsewhere Online' section.

• If you don't have a website, make sure to include another contact method (email, mobile) in your 'Description.' That's assuming you want people to be able to reach you.

• When you comment on the site, be logged in to your profile. There's no better way to get people clicking through to your profile page.

Come smugly ignore the last Super Bowl before armageddon by sampling cake in homage to doomsday scenarios. Local ad copywriter and Best of the Bay winner Shannon O'Malley reads from her new book, Apocalypse Cakes: Recipes from the End (of her blog of the same name), a satirical collection of recipes for treats such as Black Deforestation Cake, Pharma Nation Nut Cake, Gay Wedding Cake and others.

This SF-only tasting will be prepared by O'Malley and ex-Chez Panisser Yasmin Golan. 3-4 p.m. FREE. Omnivore Books, 3885a Cesar Chavez, SF.

Ok graphic designers looking for a full-time gig, here's one for you. Check it out. It's probably right up your alley.

Note: Only members get to see jobs posted within the last 3 days. So if you want to get a jump on everyone else - join us.

Wait for it... wait for it. Ah... clever.

Last week we railed a little bit about the overuse of Star Wars in advertising these days. In short, we're tired of people co-opting it. But this one by AKQA uses the Force in a way that actually makes sense. And is funny.

To build buzz before the launch of Kinect Star Wars, Xbox AKQA created this hilarious video starring Chris Prat from “Parks and Recreation.”

Artist Tim Davies built this kick-ass, air-powered, inflatable spider puppet to haunt your dreams. $10 dollars that someone builds something similar for Burning Man.