My current productivity tool set

Quick overview of my current software tools for GTD and personal productivity

• MyLifeOrganized
  Inbox, list of next actions, tasks with a due date
  
• Outlook
  email: inbox, reference files (folders are structured by clients and projects)
  calendar: appointments (meetings), deadlines/milestone dates
  
• WikidPad
  everything :-)
  lists, notes, articles, ...
• FreeMind
  used for brainstorming, project planning, ...
  the results are transferred to WikidPad
• tag2find
  new tool for me (I use it for 1 week now), with this tool you are able to tag files in your filesystem (i think it only works with NTFS) - if you use it consequently it's better than a desktop search (btw: I use Microsoft Desktop Search, 'cause I had to install it for my Outlook 2007, before I had Google Desktop Search installed)
• PersonalBrain
  also new, PersonalBrain 4 was released a few days ago and I give it a try again, since they also have a free version of it now
• del.icio.us
  bookmarks - I think everyone knows del.icio.us by now
• FreeCommander
  my file manager
• Launchy
  I can't remember the last time I used the "normal" Windows start-up menu ;-)
• AutoHotKey
  used for text substitutions, some scripts for managing startup procedures and tagging
• GoogleReader
  RSS feed reader (I subscribed about 250 feeds)
• KeePass
  Password manager - I will never ever use a week password again ;-)
• ... to be continued

Miro

I just installed Miro - and I have to admit I became instantly a fan of this tool.
Not because of the tool itself (it's just to buggy, e.g. I get an XML-error when trying to edit the options so I'm unable to change them) but because I realized just how much there is to watch and learn out there.
The first channels I added are Google Videos (engEDU), TED, 2 channels with film trailers and the German Tagesschau
My favorite features in the moment are
- background downloading of new videos
- old videos are automatically deleted (days to keep are configured per feed)
- integrated search engine for YouTube, Google Video...

I know that there are similar tools out there but I will stay with Miro for a while.