Summer will come soon, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Want to believe…

Awesome variant – AUTHENTICS pen clip by Stefan Diez.

PEN CLIP holds them all: pencils, ballpoint pens, pens!
And of course also spontaneous ideas.
When being cliped to a notebook or calandar, pen and paper become an inseperably couple.
The clip made of high-class stainless steel accomodates every pen size, it is usebale for notebooks sizes DIN A4, A5 and A6. High-gloss or brushed.
Size: 1,5 x 13 x 1 cm or 7 or 9 cm long.

$14.60 for a small clip and $19.00 for a big one

Available at the Deskstore – Contemporary office tools and gifts

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Can be attached to standard kneeboards

Expanding clip for safe retention of a chart marker or pencil in the aircraft or flight case. With spring mounted clip for attachment to aircraft trim, pocket edges or pilot’s board.

Price: £2.50 at the FlightStore –  the best pilot supplies for less

MIDORI Traveller’s notebook PEN CLIP

Perfect for the MIDORY travelbook. Leather and steel for $7,8

Delfonics Pen holder

$5,7 by Delfontics Stationery

Some things are just better kept together. BookSling™ keeps your pen or highlighter with your book. Why would you want it any other way? Whether you’re on the road or just lying in bed, it’s nice to know your tool of choice is always within easy reach- write where you need it.

BookSling™ Original – Features & Benefits

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Price: $5.99. on the Amazon.com

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1. Bushevik

A term pointing out the similarity between (often right-wing) political zealots supporting Bush Jr. (a supposedly democratic leader) and the worst qualities of a Stalinist totalitarian regime, where dissent wasn’t tolerated and the party line was the criterion of truth.

Of course, as a good little Bushevik, you’d prefer to forget all about that silly history stuff, right?

2. Bushevik

A rabid, extremely belligerent follower of the Bush-Blair doctrine of militant Zionism. Based on the analogy of the nottorious Jewish Bolsheviks which ruled the former Soviet Union with iron fist leaving an estimated 60 million of innocent corpses.

Whom are the mad Busheviks gonna attack next?
I think it’s a toss between Syrian and Iran.
Can anybody stop these lunatics?
Well, not until you control at least one non-zionist radio or TV station!

Urban Dictionary.com

No shitting!, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Tang Dynasty Bar, Dali Old city, Yunnan province, China
大便禁止
唐朝酒吧，大理古城，云南省，中国

CPC flag over the Tibetan house, originally uploaded by kovalchuk.nikolay.

Deqin county of the Dêqên Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Eastern Tibet – Kham – Yunnan province, China
迪庆藏族自治州德钦县，东藏—康，云南省，中国

STOP yelling!
That stupid caps lock key leads to too many stressful moments wondering if clients, co-workers and/or significant others are pissed, or just FORGOT TO TURN THE DARN THING OFF.

Bad Designer Threads

this beautiful young woman made food and yak milk tea for us during our stop on the way to Tiger leaping gorge and when we were back from Shangri-la

云南省迪庆藏族自治州香格里拉县虎跳峡镇

Nevertheless, the very friend of mine is about to establish a website, where the Midori, Moleskine and the stuff will be available in PRC. But it is another story.

The Midori’s notebooks at the moment can be purchased in Japan, Hong Kong and the US. In Tokyo they are 3360円 each ($31), in New York $47, and I have no information about HK. Nevermind. Mine notebook will arrive in a week, many many thanks to my friend Nihiru.

But once walking along the Guozijian (国子监） near the Yonghegong Lama temle, I came across the ‘Lost & Found’ shop [失物招领] – a small design, fashion, interior, stationery shop, where Moleskine notebooks and lots of interesting stuff being sold. And there also was a fine imitation of Midori’s notebook, labeled ‘Lost & Found’. 118 RMB for the notebook and 2 extra books for the 15 RMB each.

Leather folder with changable notebooks on the elastic bands in a cotton bag.