Sad state

This lazy conducter was happily sleeping even before I got into the bus. He was in the same state when I got down 30 minutes later. Is this the state of the government employees. I've heard stories about how "well" the government offices function but this was my first live experience. I was very relieved to notice that the driver, at least, was awake.


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Where is the fuel

The government says there is absolutely no problem with the diesel stock.But, for most of the days, all I could see is the above placard.


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How to fight laziness???

If you are eager to find the answer to the question above, welcome to the club. I am looking for the same. My not posting here for quite a long time has no other sinister reasons. Just that I was too lazy to open the Windows Live Writer, compose something and publish it. By the way, if you are yet to check out the Live Writer, I recommend you to download and try it out. It is from Microsoft and it is free of cost, the combination you'll rarely see. Talking about trying out new things, I've been using Chrome for a couple of weeks now. Look and feel is as neat and clean as the Google homepage. I have neither used it that much to comment about its security and stability features, which is advertised as the unique feature of Chrome, nor I have the courage in Chrome to use it for my banking and credit card purchases yet; especially, with that scary clause in EULA that was edited later. I'll give it some more time and then try to review(of course, amateurish) it here. Read somewhere that Google captures 2% of all keystrokes in the all-in-one omni bar. That is really scary.