Web Daily Worker has posted a list 
of twenty ways to organise your to-dos.
Options include everything from the writer’s personal low-tech favourite (some sheets of paper stapled together) to purpose-built task management apps, passing things like wikis, web-based to-do services, PDAs and Filofaxes along the way.
If you have a few minutes to kill and don’t actually feel like getting anything done, it’s an interesting read. Perhaps the writer cheats a little to get to twenty, but there will be no stone-throwing in this little glass house.
Some of the items were new to me. David Seah’s Emergent Task Planner PDF templates seem full of promise, a pre-made version of the “Back to Paper” system propounded by Bill Westerman , Mike Rohde and others.
Equally surprising are the omissions. With so many good desktop and web-based apps now available, it’s odd to see so many missing.
Merlin Mann 
Georg Klein has released updated versions of Mail2iCal (1.4) and Mail2iCalToDo (1.4), applescripts that will create an 
High Priority is a System Preferences Add-on that allows you to create, edit and delete 
