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Fleeting posts about anything that comes by…

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Fly to Hong Kong for 100 Euros 
New low budget airline Oasis offers flights from London to Hong Kong for 100 Euro plus taxes.
September 29, 2006
I want to show you something 
"I want to show you something," said Andy, my Chinese friend. I met him and his girlfriend a couple of days before in Drango, a small Tibetan town in Western part of Chinese province of Sichuan. They were coming from Shanghai, both young and educated. She was a web designer and he a team-building advisor, traveling overland to Lhasa to escape for a while from the hectic life of a ultra developed mega city, to enjoy freedom, fresh air and learn Buddhism from Tibetan monks.
June 15, 2006
Tibet up Close Calendar 2006 
Tibet up Close calendar 2006 is available now from Lulu.com for only $14.95. Calendar has dates in US format - Sunday is the first day of the week. Support independent publishing: buy this calendar on Lulu.



December 8, 2005
Education for nomads? 
What is the value of education for Tibetan nomads? This question is interesting and not easy to answer. It brings up other questions, like what is the value of nomadic life? Is it something good to keep or should be abandoned? On one side there is the need - people need butter, cheese and meat to [...]
November 7, 2005
The black taxi 
As I was entering the cab I felt like one of those top governent officials who comes down from his office up in the sky and goes proudly into his black limouzine waiting directly in front of the exit.
October 8, 2005
Lost in Tibet 
Moving around a lot is sometimes confusing - few nights ago I woke up in the middle of the night. I had no idea where I was! Slovenia? Chengdu? Shechen? Bejing? Whose place is it?
October 8, 2005
100$ Laptop 
Mass produce 100$ laptops with the help of some fresh ideas and give them to school children in developing world. Sounds possible?
July 1, 2005
New category created 
Still in Beijing; created a new category for fleeting posts about anything that comes by...
July 1, 2005