a blog of Taras Filatov

I’ve found the toilet door in our office building in such state today. Apparently it has been attained by Terminator:

I was told the story later - some guy had claustrophobia panic or something like that and he thought he was locked in the toilet so he decided to break the door.

An advertisement of local night club, Lyubotin town, near Kharkov, Ukraine

It says:

Basabi. Animation project.

Fashion Photo Session!

fashion photo session

The game we’ve been developing for two months is finally launched in Apple App Store.

Meet iCombat, a variation of old good Atari game, made for iPhone / iPod platform:

Visit the website of iCombat to find out more.

I’ve gathered a list of upcoming festivals and other open-air musical events for this coming summer in Ukraine. Might be visiting some of them. Join the club! Most websites are in Russian but you’ll be able to translate them via Google translate if you need.

6, 7 of june
“Chaika” festival in Kiev
http://www.chaykafest.com/news.php?news=44

27-28 of june
Panke Shava, Poltava
http://www.tomu.com.ua/

12-14 of july
Sheshory, western Ukraine
http://www.sheshory.org/

22-26 of july
Sky Gravity Electronic Music Festival, Crimea
http://www.skygravity.org/content/view/113/42/

25 july - 23 august
Kazantip 2009, Crimea
http://www.kazantip.com/

8-10 august
Be Free rock festival, Lviv
http://www.festsvabody.org/

19-21 august, Koktebel Jazz Festival, Koktebel, Crimea
http://frendid.com/communities/KoktebelJazzFestival

5-27 september
GogolFest, Kiev
http://www.gogolfest.org.ua/

The song is in Russian.  Nice to remember my recent visit to Moscow and taking best of nightlife with friends there.

It’s getting into custom for me to sign at least one NDA each day.  Ah, paperwork..

I had a great fun with Peter Nalitch’s “Guitar” video clip and soundtrack (”Guitarrr, guitarrr, guitarrr.. come to my bodoir”)

and now his album is released and available to download:

by songs:

http://rpm.peternalitch.ru/

whole album:

http://download.yandex.ru/peter_nalitch.zip

picture illustrating wrong staff layoff strategies at some companies (especially IT bubbles) during financial crisis

Let's fire this one

“let’s fire this one, he eats a lot”

from ashmanov.com

A bokken is used as an inexpensive and relatively safe substitute for a real sword, in training for several martial arts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bokken

Inexpensive huh? Have paid 124 euros to sensei for a bokken today. Anyway, looking forward to some stick practice