The "Sticky Notes" that come with Windows7 happens to be a very good application. With this you can keep a track of your task list by scribbling stuff on it. Its just like the 3M Post-it notes that you usually use in office. Well, since the font formating capabilities of these notes was not very impressive I was just wondering if there is an alternative to strikethrough/strikeout a scribbled line from the note... and guess what! It does have a shortcut... Just like Ctrl+b is for Bold and Ctrl+i is for itallic , Ctrl+t is for S trikethrough/Strikeout .
1 boy - 60 feet deep pit - Hundreds of Army Officials at rescue - Prayers from all over the world - from all the communities - Lime light for the boy - Funds announced by a NEWS channel for the boys total education - Government announces 2 Lakh compensation - CM visits the small but not so small pit - PM plans his visit - boy rescued after more than 48 hours - Celebrations everywhere - Anybody punished? - No - Why? - Media covering the Boys recovery, coz thats very much important to the nation - Culprit invisible(might be celebrating too) WHO CARES???the Boy got rescued nah! - 1000s of pot holes in City Roads - Millions and gillions of travellers - Lakhs and corores die coz of them - Anybody punished? - No - Why? - Medias not covering that - Why? - Coz that aint going to give them sms'es like they got for the Prince Story coverage - Come on now.... whos going to pray for death on a Pot Hole NOBODY!!! it happens only in India.
"Every rose has a thorn" is a gellitic saying...it sure is..it sounds good.. shines...is marvelous!!!, however like people prefer an Alto to a Fronty these days just like that the saying has to be a little update as well.... to a new and a little catchy punchy saying like... "Every Road in Pune has a Thong"...surprized!!! ya but thats true. I'll expliain how. Just like behind every successful man there is a woman, people in Pune know that Behind every road there is a Fraud. The stupidious an brutious act of the illitrate and moronic people making their careers at the Pune Muncipal Corporation prevoke the tax-payers and well as the tax-savers to have an experience of roller-coasters as well as moon surfaced ride over the bumpy and pot-holish roads of Pune. I doubt if there is any pre-defined standard for making the roads and if there is then I doubt if there is an body to govern and inspect if everything is going round in the proper order or not. Come to think of...