I’ve just came back from a brilliant – maybe too short – week at Courchevel. Now I can say that my year has finally started after a good old session of snowboarding bliss.

To be honest, we were very lucky as there was massive amount of powder and the resort was – according to the locals – pretty empty. That translated in beautiful rides.

As I was on the look out for a new board (I own a Forum) we took quite a few ones to try – two Endeavours, a DC, a Lib Tech, two Forums and an Atomic. I have to say, the DC and the Endeavor were the winners by far. They are both fun, responsive and damn fast!

Can’t wait till the next holiday!

As an organised professional, one of the most important thing I need to keep track of is my to do list. A relatively mundane activity which can have an immense impact on – effectively can make or break one’s career – one’s professional and personal life.

In my pursue for the ideal task management workflow I’ve tried – in my opnion – absurdly expensive solutions (OmniFocus, I’m looking at you), simple solution and everything in between.

Well, one of my new year’s resolution is to write more and consistently. I’ve barely written anything in 2011 and I definitely want to change this.

I have to say, its for lack of what to write, but probably for lack of organisational skills. Not that I’m that disorganised, but its one of those things that simply are left for later, fowever later never comes.

So, be ready 2012! I’m going to write like a machine! Well, I’m not, but you know what I mean

Steve Jobs. I’ve never met him, never even lived in the same country as he had and yet he touched my life much more than I care to admit.

I remember when I bought my first Mac. The start up sound, the Macintosh logo. All found memories of a product that was much more than a product. It was a revolution in it’s own right that in fact revolutionised my life in a way that I could never have imagined.

And that was just the beginning.

Thank you Steve. RIP.

Bare Bones have recently launched BBEdit 10 and it is a very solid update. The UI for one looks much better and is a big improvement on 9′s. I’ve written before that I didn’t like BBEdit for development, but I’m afraid I’ll have to retract that statement. I’ve using it for the past two days and I’m definitely hooked. It seems more streamlined and easy to use. I’ll write more in a few days once I’ve got to known it a bit more.

I’ve just installed Lion and it looks pretty good. Really like the interface, love the new look in Mail and performance seems to have improved as well. My setup (MBP Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz with 4GB RAM) seems a lot more responsive and snappy. Again, will write more about it soon…

I have to say, the new UI in WordPress 3.2 looks yummy!

I’ve just installed in my personal blog, so haven’t really got around to use that much, but first impressions are very good.

I’ll write a bit of a review soon, so keep tuned