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  • Doane Paper Utility Notebook - Traffic Light Series Winners

    dowdyism
    6 Nov 2009 | 5:34 am
    At just over 300 entries, this giveaway was one of the most successful yet.  Big thanks to everyone who entered, and of course thanks to Doane Paper for providing these great giveaway items.  The winners are listed below - here is what I need each of you to do:1. Leave a comment on this post.2. Email me your mailing address using my email address on the sidebar.You have one week to claim your prize.34 E said...love the doane utility pads. these colors are great!Reply November 02, 2009 at 09:35 AM77 AB said...Sign me up...Reply November 02, 2009 at 11:52 AM249 Kristi said...Hi from…

  • Review: Uni Pin Fine Line

    dowdyism
    5 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    Raise your hand if you have heard of the Uni Pin before.  Some of you may have, but this is a brand new one for me.  I think it may have even elicited a few ooohs and ahhhs from me when I freed it from its envelope.  Yet another pen passed on to me from my friend Carmen (I bet I have over a dozen more to review as well), and another big winner in my book. By the looks of it, this is Uni-Ball's stab at the art/drawing/technical pen market.  I know they have the Posca marker line, but do they come in this fine of a point?  The barrel design reminds me a lot of the Sakura Pigma Micron, and…

  • Review: Lamy Vista Clear Ballpoint

    dowdyism
    4 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    This is another pen from the Carmen Collection, and I was very anxious to test it out.  Lamy makes some of the best looking pens in my book, but outside of the Safari, I had never really put one to the test in its original state.  A Lamy Vista was on my short list to try, so I was excited to see this one make it my way from Europe. As you would expect from Lamy, this is a very well built pen.  The plastic barrel and overall construction are top notch, and the moving parts such as the plunger and the clip are solid as well.  Lamy has turned me into a fixed grip placement fan, with their…

  • Carnival Time!

    dowdyism
    3 Nov 2009 | 7:06 am
    Get thee over to Black Belt Productivity for The Fourth Carnival of Pen, Pencil, and Paper. Great stuff as always!

  • Giveaway: Doane Paper Utility Notebook - Traffic Light Series

    dowdyism
    2 Nov 2009 | 4:11 am
    Chad Doane has been a great friend and a great sponsor of The Pen Addict, and has sent along some goodies from his online store for me to giveaway.  Part one of the Doane Paper giveraway is for three 3-packs of the Utility Notebook - Traffic Light Series.  This is the newest addition to the Doane Paper lineup, and may be the coolest yet.  I am a big fan of the colored covers, and of the notebook itself.  My dryer enjoys them very much also, chomping down on one I left in my back pocket a few weeks back. There will be three winners of the contest, each taking home one 3-pack of Utility…
 
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  • OPEN SESSION: The Moleskinerie Open Thread Discussion

    Armand Frasco
    6 Nov 2009 | 5:43 am
    Welcome to OPEN SESSION:  The Moleskinerie Open Thread Discussion.Moleskinerie invites you, our visitors to share your thoughts on a special topic.Today it is "WHERE WOULD YOU TAKE YOUR NOTEBOOK?"An island in the middle of nowhere...lost in a souk in Morocco...atop a castle in the British Isles....if money were no object and your stash of Moleskine was bottomless, where would you take your notebook? Let your imaginations roam!VIEW ALL OPEN SESSIONS HERE.(Image: Timbuktu seen from a distance by Heinrich Barth's party, Sept. 7th 1853/ Wikipedia)

  • Tim Baynes: Moleskines in London

    Armand Frasco
    4 Nov 2009 | 8:05 pm
    Update from our friend Tim Baynes' ongoing exhibit, starting with this excerpt from an article in The Times by Alan Jackson:"THE SEA, THE SEA: AN EXHIBITION BY TIM BAYNESJust as waves are impelled to break upon the shore, so man is and always will be drawn to the sea: Artist Tim Baynes feels that tidal pull more keenly even than most. “Whatever the time of day, no matter what the weather conditions and wherever I am in the world, I love being by the water’s edge,” he says. “Be it on the fringes of a city or amid a desolate landscape, whether in extreme heat or biting cold,…

  • Urban Sketchers celebrate one year of drawing around the world

    Armand Frasco
    4 Nov 2009 | 7:12 am
    By Stuart Kerr, a correspondent of the Urban Sketchers blog, A year after making its debut in November 2008, the Urban Sketchers group blog has drawn more than 1 million visits and established a network of hundreds of members in more than 50 countries. From Venice to San Francisco, Greece to Bhutan, readers of the blog can travel vicariously through the thousands of drawings posted by 100 invited correspondents. Admire a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic of Liège, Belgium, drawn from a roof. Take in a driver's view of Bangkok traffic or the atmosphere of a flea market in Mauritania.

  • Detour Recap: Detour Tokyo 東京

    Armand Frasco
    2 Nov 2009 | 11:49 pm
    The Tokyo Detour stop ended on November 4 after a successful run in the heart of Japan. Among the artists on exhibit were Setsu & Shinobu Ito Setsu's notebook. Setsu's work include photographs that inspire her sketches, giving the observer a look into the artist creative process. Shinobu's notebook is filled with light pencil sketches that let us see his style of dynamic and fluid forms.Learn more about the rest of the Tokyo Detour authors

  • Collector Alert: The SFMOMA Moleskine

    Armand Frasco
    2 Nov 2009 | 9:39 am
    Just in time for the San Fransisco Museum of Modern Art 75th anniversary celebration on January 18th, 2010, Moleskine has released a commemorative notebook marking the occasion. The notebook is designed by Martin Venezky of Appetite Engineers and features a special foil cover, and colorful paperband honoring the SFMOMA.LINK
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  • Certification and Thank You

    2 Nov 2009 | 2:00 pm
    I'm back from a fabulous trip to Grand Rapids last week. The Certification was a lot of fun and I was happy to meet both old and new friends there.When I went to the certification class in Coos Bay a week ago I took my husband with me. He makes videos and in his spare time he made this simple promo video for the store that the class was hosted in - Memories of Time. Here is the nice video he made for Michelle, owner of Memories of Time.What a cute store! I love going around the country and seeing all the different little stores. I'm glad my husband was able to make the video for her, and I…

  • Coloring a black cat

    23 Oct 2009 | 5:20 am
    Happy Friday! Tonite I head off to Coos Bay, OR for a small Certification class. Before I leave I wanted to give you a quick Halloween coloring idea. Coloring black objects can be tricky, so I wanted to leave you an example of coloring something black that's got some shape and detail areas to it.Coloring a Black CatAround the Copic warehouse live 6 cats that were abandoned and are now adopted by our crew. Four of the cats are all black, so sometimes just walking to the door at work I'll have a couple black cats cross my path, but I never seem to have an unlucky day because of it. Each of the…

  • Friday Art Links & Certification

    16 Oct 2009 | 12:15 am
    Once again I want to share some neat art links that I think you'll like.Artists for Humanity. This grassroots program in Boston helps kids get off the streets and into professional graphic design careers. Check it out, these guys rock (and they love copics!)I want to remind you that October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Here is more great art that pays tribute to the struggles and perseverance of those dealing with Breast Cancer:Carol Ast - Breast Cancer Art These paintings are not for sale, but they show her reflections on dealing with cancer. Take a look and remember those who have…

  • Coloring a sweater

    15 Oct 2009 | 6:00 am
    As the weather quickly grows cold and wet I figure now is a good time to cover how I color a nice fuzzy sweater. This project will really show you if the paper you like to use is too soft or not absorbent enough. Be sure to work with plenty of scratch paper under your work, as this technique will really soak through most papers.Adding texture to a specific areaIn this image I want the main body of her sweater to look like a knit, but the ribbing on the cuffs should be straight and I don't want her skirt or skin to get textured either. This is where you need to plan ahead. If you add the…

  • Prize Winner and Certification

    12 Oct 2009 | 3:00 pm
    Thank you to everyone who left comments on this weekend's giveaway! I used Random.org and was able to pick out one lucky winner for the 12 pc. set.The winner is Wendy! Wendy wrote:I have just begun to use copic markers, after seeing all the wonderful creations, I just had to try them out. I have never liked the way the other markers worked when I would try to color in an image, especially when it comes to coloring a face and making it look natural...that was until I bought my first copic markers. I love them and want to buy more. They are worth the price!! Thank you for a chance to win a set.
 
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  • BIG Sharpie Art

    Whitney
    6 Nov 2009 | 4:18 pm
    Looking At North Forty One West Eighty Seven Milky Way Galaxy Solar System Earth Northern Hemi America United States of America Illinois Chicago Six One Six North Rush Street Six Zero Six One One Exact Point You Are Looking At North Forty One West Eighty Seven Milky Way Galaxy Solar System Earth Northern Hemi North America The Lovely United States of America Illinois The Corrupt City of Chicago Six One Six North Rush Street Six Zero Six One No, this is not gibberish and don’t worry, we haven’t lost our minds over here at Sharpie either.  These words are in fact a work of Sharpie art and…

  • Notes Left Behind

    Whitney
    5 Nov 2009 | 12:22 pm
    I received an email from a co-worker today that was absolutely beautiful.  I’m so thankful to have recieved this, as it is something that needs to be shared.  I hope by posting and sharing with you that I am able to make even a tiny difference in someone’s life, just as Elena, the miracle behind this message, has done herself.  The following is the email that was sent by Jeff Wheaton, Manufacturing Engineer, Newell Rubbermaid (pictured below).  Thank you for sending this, Jeff.  Sometimes, it can be so easy to lose sight of what the important things in life truly are.

  • The Writing’s On the Walls at Urbane Apts

    Whitney
    3 Nov 2009 | 11:06 am
    Urbane Apartments celebrated the grand opening of their new Michigan location in a unique way.  On October 22nd, owner Eric Brown hosted the Sharpie “Draw on the Walls” contest by opening up the space to the public and inviting 12 local artists to create innovative and eccentric designs on the walls of the building’s Co-Work space’s meeting rooms. *The Co-Work space is designed for small to medium sized companies needing a trendy office space, as well as for Urbane residents’ use of office machines and desk space.  The winner of the Sharpie “Draw On the Walls” contest and…

  • Know the Facts! 3rd Installment

    Whitney
    2 Nov 2009 | 8:59 am
    Designer: Donna Karan Meet Donna Karan, American fashion designer and the creator of the Donna Karan New York and DKNY clothing labels.  Growing up in NY, Donna Karan was influenced by fashion from a young age by her step-father, a tailor and her mother who was a model.  After attending Parson’s School of Design for two years, she began designing for Anne Klein and eventually head of the Anne Klein design-team.  In 1985 she left to start her own company that quickly became known for her Essentials line, which offered 7 easy pieces every woman should own.  Three years later, in…

  • Know the Facts! 2nd Installment

    Whitney
    30 Oct 2009 | 11:44 am
    Designer: Prabal Gurung This designer has made his mark on the world of fashion as an artistic designer and visionary.  Born in Singapore, raised in the kingdom of Nepal’s Katmandu, studying in New Delhi and working working all over the world, Gurung’s inspiring travels have helped him to develop impeccable taste and an eclectic style.    Currently residing in NYC, fusing an old world-technique with cutting-edge modernity, Prabal Gurung creates beautiful pieces.  “He is an artist whose mission is to bring his unique vision to the force of the industry and lease an…
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  • Quartet EnduraGlide

    4 Nov 2009 | 7:00 pm
    Not the usual review I guess.I tried one of these markers once (for like 5 mins) and thought they were really cool, but no stores nearby carried these, so I was thinking about getting some online, and I never got them.Yesterday I went to Staples (with the clear intention of getting what I needed, not stopping anywhere else) and noticed that the pens/markers aisle had been rearranged and slightly improved, they had those stations where you can try some pens, and they had a lot of markers and pens available by the unit, including the EnduraGlide (and unlike before, they also had pretty much the…

  • Pilot G-2, Revisited

    14 Sep 2009 | 5:04 pm
    About 6 years after trying the G-2 for the first time, I feel it's time to write a 2nd review of it.As of now, I think that the G-2 is the pen family that allows the most customization, since you can choosea)4 different body styles and sizesb)4 different tip sizesc)many different colors (not available in all sizes)plus, you can fit cartridges designed fora)Q-7 (0.5mm gel)b) Precise Vx RT (5mm, 5mm liquid)c)VBall RT (EF, F, B, liquid)d) Mont Blanc Rollerball (Fine, Extra Fine, liquid)I decided to stick with the 0.7mm regular G-2, which has the most colors available and I find it to be the best…

  • More Round Stics

    30 Jul 2009 | 1:42 pm
    And as summer progresses, I keep on getting more pens in my collection, and as my travel and hotel stays continues, I've been able to get more Round Stic Pens.It turns out that some Marriott brands are renovating themselves, and with the renovations, comes an increased ecology thing, and more things are made from recycled materials, pens included.They moved away from the traditional white barrels and solid color caps, so the new Marriott pens have a translucent barrel with a dark translucent red caps (please note that it's not completely "clear" like the Diamante or Crystal pens), and the…

  • Bic Round Stic Medium USA

    24 Jun 2009 | 11:29 pm
    So a month after my last post, I'm back online. School is over and I'm already on my way home (should go to bed soon, since I'll be waking up in less than 5 hours. This is partially the reason of my post.If you have followed my blog for a while you might think I just went crazy or something. Yes, I'm well known to my family and friends to be quite eccentric with pens, yes, I have a Pilot G2 Mont Blanc Edition, yes, I order 0.38 pens from JetPens, yes, I spent 15 minutes at a drugstore looking for more 0.05mm Uni Pin pens, and many more yeses, but, everything started with hotel pens. Over the…

  • Bic Triumph 537R

    24 May 2009 | 12:26 am
    So a couple of months back I went to Staples looking for nothing in specific and found some somewhat expensive Bic pens. I decided to think about them and come back later, mostly because of previous dissapointment with Bic pens (including the Z4 leak back in 7th grade). I grabbed a 4 pack a few days later and tried it out.This is one of the few refillable Bic pens (probably the only one unless you consider the 5 cents a piece stic pens, which are indeed refillable, but refills aren't sold -they must be sourced from another pen :|) and after trying it out I decided that it wasn't bad after…
 
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  • My Weekend

    25 Oct 2009 | 2:51 pm
    I had a fairly peaceful weekend at the beach. The sunset Saturday night was beautiful. I hope you enjoy and have a peaceful week. NrFrom SunsetThe other 31 pictures I took (of just the sunset).

  • A Lifetime Restored

    25 Oct 2009 | 12:46 pm
    Before you go any farther, read thisNow that you have a little background info to go by, let's make a comparison:From Lifetime RestoredAs you can tell from the pictures this poor Lifetime had succumb to the years. The clip and nib were tarnished and the barrel had lost some of its sheen. Also, the pen did not write because it needed a new sac. Well, I called on my fellow pen freak and friend Mr. Goodpens for help. He happily obliged because he is a good guy. Never met him. I don't even live in the same timezone as he does but I have a feeling that if I did we would be hanging out on weekends.

  • Bleu Nuit

    21 Oct 2009 | 2:02 pm
    Again, I must thank Karen at Exaclair for another wonderful ink. This time it's the Bleu Nuit, which is a black blue color and a nice deep blue.From bleu nuitBleu Nuit is a good classic color to have around and performs well. I used my Piccadilly medium notebook for this post and there was some feathering, but no bleed-through.From bleu nuitFrom bleu nuitThis is a lovely color but I have grown attached to the Eclat De Saphir and so I haven't used this one as much. I intend to keep it loaded and use it more because I do love blue black.From bleu nuitFrom bleu nuitIt's hard to go wrong with the…

  • Eclat De Saphir - My New Ink

    14 Oct 2009 | 1:48 pm
    Quite a few months ago I became addicted to blue ink. I used to be the guy that believed that if you weren't writing with black ink then you might as well not be writing at all. That all changed and now I only get slight urges to write with black, blue is my new black. Obviously, I was excited when Karen from Exaclair offered up some blue ink for review. I requested Eclat De Saphir or Bleu Nuit. Karen, being the kind person that she is, sent both. Around this time I also acquired some Hero 616s and I was dying to try out both the ink and the pens. I like both of the inks but there is…

  • Back from Life

    18 Sep 2009 | 3:24 pm
    I want to apologize to everyone for my extended hiatus. As many of us bloggers know, life has a way of keeping us from our posts. Anyway, I want to thank everyone who has checked in on me (you know who you are) and I also want to thank everyone who has kept reading to see if I was ever going to post again. I have plenty of items to review hope to start updating more often. With all of that being said, today's review is of a very special notebook from some great people. I first saw this product on The Office Supply Geek's blog and I had to have one, so I emailed the company and Matt and Ellen…
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  • Moms' Work from Home Opportunities: Article Writing

    Angela Booth
    3 Nov 2009 | 6:50 pm
    Article writing is a great work from home opportunity for moms. You can write in your own time, at your own pace, and once you're experienced, you can make a great income. Got questions? Here are some answers. 1. What...

  • Looking for writing prompts? Check Twitter

    Angela Booth
    3 Nov 2009 | 11:51 am
    If you're not writing as much as you want to, I've started a series of writing prompts on Twitter to help you to write more. Many (if not most) of your writing challenges can be solved, if you write consistently....

  • NaNoWriMo tools you need for your writing journey

    Angela Booth
    29 Oct 2009 | 9:44 pm
    Here comes NaNoWriMo again. Another month devoted to writing until your fingertips ache. Good luck to you if you're taking part -- enjoy the journey. :-) Here are tools to help. Firstly, a couple of counters. All Freelance Writing »...

  • Quick Money Writing: Work from Home Writing Articles

    Angela Booth
    28 Oct 2009 | 4:29 pm
    Want to make quick money writing? There are many writing opportunities online, because there's a great need for content. So if you can write, you can meet the demand for Web articles. 1. You Can Get Paid to Write Articles...

  • Make money writing: subscribers get exclusives, which YOU don't

    Angela Booth
    24 Oct 2009 | 3:00 pm
    Not a member of Fab Freelance Writing Ezine? You may want to bite the bullet, and join. Membership has its benefits. Not only do you get my free writing tips, week after week, which will help you to make money...
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  • Ya gotta love them black pens!

    17 Oct 2009 | 12:48 pm
    (Revised October 21, 2009) This week, of which the primary feature was our successful return from the New York City Pen Show, also offered a remarkably interesting contrast in pens that needed to be worked on. Here I present for your consideration two objects. They are both fountain pens, and they’re both black. This they have in common. From the end of the section back, however, they are remarkably different. And they are both exciting.Of foremost cachet, but not the first to reach the bench — or the more interesting — was this gorgeous Parker Lucky Curve Nº 33 eyedropper filler:The…

  • Back In the day, when Montblanc was a pen company...

    30 Sep 2009 | 9:00 am
    …they made truly magnificent pens like this prewar coin-silver safety.When it arrived at the Nashua Pen Spa, its cork was shot. Getting it apart to repair was an interesting exercise because of the way Montblanc put the overlay on, but when it came apart, the more serious damage (a broken threaded barrel-end collar) came to light. It’s all back together now, and I think it should last fairly well. It sure is a gorgeous pen — it has me wondering who Albert Matz was, that he deserved such a fabulous pen.(Sorry, I just couldn’t resist.)

  • Something new every day

    22 Sep 2009 | 5:20 pm
    One of the perennial joys of pen repair is the continual learning process. You think you’ve seen it all, and the next day there’s something new and different. That’s what happened earlier this week, when the pen shown here hit the bench.This is a Penol, made in Denmark by Christian Olsen (who also held the Danish Parker license). It’s an elegant pen, long and sleek and nice in the hand. The filling system wasn’t working. But unlike the Parkers that Olsen made, this is a piston filler with its knob located under a blind cap. Upon disassembling it, I had the following layout of…

  • Stealing from the best (part deux), and size does matter

    20 Sep 2009 | 3:25 pm
    “There’s something about designing a pen so that it will appeal to the buyer. Technology alone won’t do it; you can design a phenomenally good pen, but if it isn’t pretty it won’t sell. One way, proven by dozens of tributes and outright copies, is to copy the design of a pen that already does sell.”I wrote the above paragraph early last June. It was true then, and it’s still true now. This week, Jim and I had the pleasure of working on another clone, one that’s even more identifiable than the Punto Rosso I wrote about three months ago.Except for the slightly funky celluloid…

  • If I had a club...

    25 Aug 2009 | 2:31 pm
    …and if I knew whom to club, I might have to, umm, oh, never mind. Violence isn’t my schtick anyway. But sometimes, as happened this weekend, I sure draem about it. The incident in question occurred Saturday morning, when I turned to a wartime Sheaffer’s “TRIUMPH” Crest that was in the Spa for filler restoration.(This Crest is mine; the client’s pen, which has gone home, is Golden Brown Striated.)Blithely unaware of the scenario about to play itself out, I took the pen out of its bag and uncapped it. Nice nib. Then I addressed the distal end of the barrel, where I discovered a…
 
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  • Space Pen

    abadiguard
    11 Oct 2009 | 10:32 am
    ת’שמעו סיפור. לקראת סוף שנות ה-60 התרחש המירוץ המטורף לירח. המתחרות: ארה”ב מול רוסיה. ארה”ב פיגרה מאחור עם רזומה לא מרשים במיוחד וכשלונות מביכים על אדמת כדור הארץ בזמן שהרוסים כבר התאמנו כמה מטרים טובים מעל פני האדמה. הם השקיעו בפיתוח העט 2,000,000$ ו-3 שנים של פיתוח. את הסיפור הזה שמעתי כשהייתי בשנה ג’ בלימודים בחולון. המסר…

  • Can I Keep This Pen?

    vannade
    29 Sep 2009 | 8:36 am
    It’s a  little  known fact that I am very fond of office supplies. I like all sorts of pens, but more than that I like blank notebooks to write stuff in. Then, however, I get very picky about what to write in them (unless it’s my diary) and I think they’re almost to cool to be used. Yes, I have issues. Anyway, as I was browsing http://lifehacker.com earlier today, I came across an interesting (to me, anyway) article called Lifehacker Readers’ Favorite Pens. They sure have some nice pens out there! I especially like the designs that seem small enough to fit in your…

  • On over-engineered solutions

    amrith
    30 Jul 2009 | 1:49 pm
    On a recent trip, I had way too much time on my hands and was ambling around the usual overpriced sh

  • Where were YOU….

    aliaslaceygreen
    19 Jul 2009 | 7:30 am
    ….Forty years ago, tomorrow??? Do you remember? It’s one of the seminal ones, folks. Forty years ago

  • The write stuff

    danthemantrivia
    1 Jun 2009 | 7:10 am
    Anyone remember the Space Pen? The astronauts first used them in the Apollo missions (in fact, the pens are stilled used today) and they quickly became a the “it” item for the geek set back on earth. The pens have also been used as Exhibit A in the case against government waste. The story goes that NASA spent millions developing a pen that could write in low gravity, while the Russians solved the problem by issuing their cosmonauts pencils. But that story is not quite true. NASA did in fact equip its astronauts with pencils in some of its first missions. But pencils were dangerous items…
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  • Kiki James Medium Tuscan Wrap Journal

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    6 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    Kiki James, based in England is a manufacturer of luxury leather goods, including some very nice journals and other unique office supplies.  I was thrilled when they reached out to me and asked if I... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Levenger True Writer Fountain Pen Replacement Nib

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    4 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    Normally when I buy a fountain pen, I like to get a nib that is either a fine or extra fine, but when I saw the Levenger True Writers on sale earlier this year, the only option was a medium nib.  I... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Shredding Scissors – An Alterntive to Paper Shredders?

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    2 Nov 2009 | 2:25 am
    Looking for an green alternative to shredding?  The nice folks over at Useful Things sent over a sample of these Shredsors, or 9 blade shredding scissors to try out and review. I’ve seen the... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Whitelines Pocket Lined Notebook

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    30 Oct 2009 | 2:25 am
    A while back I reviewed a Whitelines Notebook that I really enjoyed using, and actually still do enjoy using, so I wanted to write up another of their notebooks.  This one is the pocket sized lined... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full

  • Bamboo Dry Erase Entry Butler

    OfficeSupplyGeek
    28 Oct 2009 | 2:25 am
    Back in May when I went to the National Stationery Show at the Javitz Center in NY, I met the nice folks from Three by Three Seattle.  I actually remember doing a double take when I passed their... Please visit OfficeSupplyGeek.com to read this post in full
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