First, the more serious resolutions inspired by the tsunami tragedy:

• treasure loved ones and the short time we get in this life;
• give more;
• be more humble about the affairs of Man

Second, the fun ones:

• do a 3 minute free-dive (my personal best is a 2:51 dive in September, but I haven't come close to duplicating it);
• get barreled;
• grow, harvest, mill, and roast my own coffee;
• consistently throw a golf disc 120 yards;
• memorize the field marks, common, scientific, and Hawaiian names of the 50 most common reef fish in every developmental phase;
• write a distributed genetic algorithm;
• write a game for the Tablet PC

Third, the professional ones:

• "Get Things Done" between 6AM and 2PM;
• release at least two significant Web-based training resources;
• make at least the same amount of money I did this year;
• maintain professional competence in in C++ (/CLI!), C#, and Java;
• become professionally competent in Python
• evolve Pynk to the point where it's a reasonable way to program with a pen;
• release Pynk as OSS;
• evolve my shape-recognition library;
• implement a domain-specific language for mediating between OTA requests, business rules, and at least 2 major Global Distribution Systems (Sabre and To Be Named)