Time to be productive - NOT

Haven been much productive these days months.

WAKE UP WAKE UP

Meanwhile, (see this is what I meant)...
Came across this US site selling 16GB Cruzer at 39.99USD. TEMPETED TEMPTED!! Seems worth it though I don't know how much a thumby costs these days here in SG.

Also... (can't help it, really.. =x)
Take a look at my system tray now! -->

First from top left, 

1. Videora Convertor for my iPod Touch videos conversions. An episode of Bleach takes about 15min; Grey's would take maybe about half hour and a full length movie maybe 1++ hour.
   
2. Rainlender for sync with my Google Calendar and displaying it on my Desktop. Quite an uneventful month so no screenie here.
3. Taskbar Shuffle. As name suggests, you can drag the programs in your taskbar to re-order it. 
4. My Hotmail unread mail count provided by Digsby. A single click on it would bring up a preview of the inbox. (Note to self: A "censored" [cloaking email addresses, etc] screenshot of this would paint a better picture.)
5. Vista's "Network" Icon. Nothing special. Though Windows 7's icon brings more functionality-Point 7. (Tempted to download Windows 7 RC, but that would mean I'd be at the point of no return)
6. Gmail unread mail count, likewise provided by Digsby. Similar feature as point 4.
7. Facebook provided by Digsby, also. Single click preview of latest new feeds updates and notifications, and also updating of status message without having to lauching the web browser. (Note to self: another screenshot should be good here.) Almost forgot to mention I do my facebook chats here.
8. Twitter provided by again you-know-what Digsby. You get the drift, if you're not lost and still reading. (Thanks)
9. Digsby itself. Amazing program that consolidates web mails, social networking and IM into system tray icons for convienient updates and tasks. Superb for an social-network-addict-cum-geek like me. Try it for yourself!
10. Windows Live Messenger. Need me to explain?
11. Volume control. Yada-yada.
12. Safely remove hardware. Didn't know I've something attached to it.
13. avast! is the FREE anti-virus I've been using. I like it as it uses little resource even though it's self-updating and real-time scanning. (Read: Not lagging the system)
14. WinRoll. Another AMAZING tiny app that do wonders to all your opened windows. You can set any window to be transulcent (See my current default browser, Chrome) or roll it up to save space. (See Windows Live Messenger). With proper arrangement of such semi-transparent windows and rolled-up windows, I can watch video in the background while chatting on MSN at the very same time making full use of the real estates of the screen! (No screenshot to demo)
    

Ok, end of showcasing. Someone please help me back on track to be productive on my (unstarted) reports. =(