January 7th, 2010
Three months ago I decided to bake a cake after a long period of absence from the kitchen. I went to our local provision store to find that butter was “out of stock”, which was weird. I thought that the shop was just out of butter temporarily and will have it the next day so I proceeded to another, larger store. Same response. After the fifteenth store, I gave up. I went to the milk distribution company outlet to ask for butter and the guy at the counter told me that the slab of butter I am getting is the LAST one in stock. There has been no supply for about six weeks.
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November 29th, 2009
Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach could have never imagined that their “Reitwagen” would be one of the most used methods of motorized travel. For some, motorcycling is a passion and for some, the only mode of transportation. Every day, millions of people around the world start up the engine of their two wheeled machine to go to work, school or even to travel. Motorcycles allow greater fuel economy and manouverability when compared to cars. This has been one of the major factors that makes one grab hold of their bike keys and head off to their destination. All vehicles emit noxious fumes into the atmosphere. These fumes choke the lungs of our planet(and ours too) and cause irreversible damage to the environment. This is true for motorcycles too. Read the rest of this entry »
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