Hola amigos..greetings from buenos aires....
It´s a bit cold on the other side of equator but the Tango is warming everybody, not to mention the big nice argetinian steaks and nice nice redwine... I can recommend everything...
So good wibes from here to all hard working folks!
If you ever get the chance get going, lot´s to see here...see you all/mikkel

we're slowly, but steadily getting more organised for next year. for any concerns to special topics, write to one of the following e-mail-adresses:

generally, there is
-> organiser@...

other exisiting adresses to specific topics are
-> workshops@...
-> lectures@...
-> visa@... (nc's, please start sending info!)
-> location@...

the website, still in its pathetic state like before easa: http://www.easa005.ch

marko, could you please put the "organiser-adress" in the contact list both in the swiss section (leave the personal ones too) and at the contact-point for lost countries? additionally i think it would be great if the appeal for lost countries to contact us would not only be on the bottom of the list!

thanks, flo_ch

finally!
the updated nc-list is online

as usual, please check your data and post complains below.

after easa2004 in france the following countries did not check/ update their data:

• albania
• azerbaijan
• bulagria
• estonia
• france ?!?
• georgia
• iceland
• kosovo
• latvia
• lithuania
• malta
• moldavia
• portugal

if somebody has any information/ changes to provide, please post below

PS: genaral changes in the list:

• no phone-numbers anymore email should be enough
• no street-address
• email is automatically kinda scrambled (@ and . replaced by code)

hope you like it

cu, mark0

a really cool link... hosted by MoMA, very uptodate

TallBuildings


PS:
i know, i'm delayed to put the new nc-list online. i working on that.
greetings from maine... ;-)
PPS:
is there a way to get the final report lj? didnt get a cd and would need the latest version of the easa-guide to put it online aswell...

darlings!
it all seem that there are several easa related issues we really need to discuss in belgrade, so we can enhance our network and make future assemblies better. in order to be better prepared for it when incm starts, and to make up some sort of daily topics for meetings it would be great that we can discuss in advance what those topics should be [beside standard ones]...
sp [as flo put it;)] let us know! ideas on burning subjects of easa...
for eg. imho the process of choosing wrkshops and tutors and their presentaion online b4 easa should be discussed

so help us make this incm really productive and vise for easa future...

dubi

according to my comment on
http://easa.antville.org/stories/890294/#890944
could someone please put the whole protocol of incm lj
online here somewhere, so this( or what everybody thinks is important about it) can be discussion base of our network?

i for the moment cant upload it, cause my private hard disk is not online ....

perhaps then meeting in lj wasnt totally worthless for easa..and we already know how to go on in belgrade.

thanks in advance says jost

here u go

>EASA 2004 Quatre cents étudiants en architecture, en workshop à la Condition Publique à Roubaix.

>aroots.org #1

>aroots.org #2

and - i dont know if anyone noticed: some slight modifs on http://www.easa2004.com

[ anyone without an icon in this blog has no excuse anymore ;-) ]

cheers aLx_be

ps - feel free to add any link u find - story is editable to any suscriber.

ola people: another link: in french, archicool.com

jelk (btw: how do you like my new icon)

hi everybody.

this topic was just raised in a discussion, far down the screen where not everyone might get ;-) but it's a matter that concerns all of us, and i'd like you to discuss it or comment on it. it's about getting discussions started more easily than usual on easa next year. so:

"as we said, one attempt will be a lecture marathon at the beginning, 2 days with 3 lectures each (+/-) and time inbetween for discussion. as i heard during easa from idontrememberwhom, coffee breaks during lectures are a very appreciated mean to fuel discussions.

this starting period will allow people to get into the topic at a time when minds are still fresh and motivation probably there. we'll try to do our best to get high quality people that can give a real input."

to complete it, i also want to ask what you think about organized discussions like they have it on elea in south america, people sitting around a table and discussing a certain theme. i must confess that i don't think this suits the "philosophy" completely, but let me know your opinion about it.

comments on that or other ideas? let us know!!!

flo_ch