Q10: no distractions allowed

In a previous post I commented several text editors that shut the door (or the screen) to distractions.

I have had the pleasure to find yet another implementation of this idea, only it is nicer and more feature-packed (for Windows users only). The program, called Q10, has been developed by Joaquin Bernal, it's freeware and you can either install it, just extract it to a folder or carry it wherever you go as a portable app (in a USB drive.)

I really need this kind of application. Do you?

A book about to do lists

To do lists are one of the centerpieces of any organization system.
I like to see what other people do with their to do lists, for example in blogs like To-do list.

Sasha Cagen, a true to-do-list-ologist is the writer in charge of To-do list, both a magazine and the aforementioned blog. And now it's also a book, To-Do List: From Buying Milk to Finding a Soulmate, What Our Lists Reveal About Us, a collection of 100 lists and the stories behind them. Freshly published this month by Simon & Schuster.