1. Break down in .css files in a logical manner so I can better locate a selector / class id instead of using the ubiquitous CTRL-F.
2. Get into the habit of using LINQ and Entity Framework more.
3. Create more logical business objects with properties and methods instead of directly using data tables and datasets directly from the database. Stricter separations of concern.
4. Continuous refactoring and unit testing.
5. Review JavaScript functions and see which items can be executed easier in JQuery. Makes learning css selectors easier too.
6. Start using ADO.net Data Services / Astoria.
7. Practice using Code Rush Xpress, learn more features.
8. Blog more. Share more cool links like this one.
9. Listen to more podcasts for continuing education.
10. Do more performance tuning, debugging and other tracing techniques.