I thrive on organization!

I need to find as centralized and easily-accessible of a place as possible to keep track of and organize all the links, blogs, and resources I come across. Recently I have been trying out a number of different tools, which has resulted in my information being scattered across 4-5 websites. Currently:freelink.org - pros: easy enough to get to; has folder-style organization- cons: logging in/out all the time; not the most user-friendly interface - takes a bit to add a source to it
del.icio.us- pros: easy to add to; can quickly connect to many other resources;-cons: the organization style is not my favorite-would take getting used to; may not appear to be the most "professional" tool
google notes- pros: can centralize around google; can connect with google blogs?; quick and easy; able to make notes as well as keep track- cons: organization takes some effort; not sure how to order sites
bloglines- pros: rss feed of course; can keep track of constantly updated sites; blogging tool- cons: adding individual links not an option; would organize by time not

conclusion: so hard! freelink - seems to be the easiest to let go of, but it's such a foundation so far - at least for directly-teaching-related material: one place to go for anything i might need for a given class - sounds workable.del.iciou.us - could do the same thing i want freelink to do, just not as quick/clearly. could also manage everything else, as long as i set up a specific way to keep track of things (phrases i could use to organize) might take some overhead workgoogle notes - could use for quick/temporary additions, things i'm not sure what i want to do with yet, i would just need to be sure i am constantly updating that info to another source so i don't have two seperate listsbloglines - keep using it as i am; sacrifice centralization here because none of the others have what bloglines does
doesn't solve the centralization dilemma yet - but i could gradually wean myself off of freelink and googlenotes.