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We need your help more then ever. We still don't have visas and we have no idea when will we have them. Our documents and passports are in Hungary now in The Ministry of Internal Affairs, department of immigration. I don't know how but please contact the Misnistry and tell them to do something. We have no time left for anything. On14th is the last and final day we have to buy tickets. Imagine all the documents have to be sent back to Moscow and then to Tbilisi so this takes a lot of time. Send the ministry a fax or call them , I don't know . There's nothing else we can do you know, that's why I am asking you to help. please also send FAX to Moscow asking them once again to take into consideration our situation.

We totaly depend on the visa , we are very close of being LOST COUNTRY this year.

Please help us somehow. Maybe they just say when the documents be in moscow so we know approximetely when to buy tickets. OUR flight is on 21st of JULY Thank you a lot for everything hope to see you soon.

TINA

.... while EASA006 is running, with a person, who is participating to the workshop, what are the possibilities...

.. coming to the parties? .. getting along with architects? (if one is not an architect) .. joining any other activity inside or around easa006? .. finding something meaningful to do with one's life? :)

Hi guys... before you all arrive in Budapest, make sure you download Archicad and have play with it. Graphisoft is giving away the full latest version to architecture students worldwide (...only since last week!). Have a great time here in Budapest!!!!

Check it out here: www.graphisoft.com

Dom

Ooooooiiiiiiijjjjjjjjj! Waz up? unfortunetly I will not make it to Hungary this year, but is anyone up for England?

Me and my boyfriend Johan (also an architect...) are going to Britain tonight. Flying in to Stansted and then of with the wind (in a rented car). We have many ideas and plans but nothing set yet. We might head towards Bath/Wessex or down to Kent or both.

Criteria for the trip: No criteria... but lots of food, gardens, countryside, swims and one or two nice buildings.

We might drive in to London tonight just to pass Piccadilly by night.... Stonehenge is it worth the gasoline?... Bath is it really that pretty?... Coast: were to go if you want to skip the most crowded spots?...

So anyone from the team last year or the 5 past... that wanna meet up for a bear or just have a thing to recomend-do it!

wright me : annikajilken@gmail.com

lots of love from annika the old NC of sweden that wishes you all a great EASA 2006!!!

dear all,

before you all leave to enjoy another wonderfull EASA experience i would like to ask your attention for the following

last year the initiative for easa on a plane was taken by johannes and some other easa-people. the idea was to make an easa-like event which would research the role of airports in europe. since last year a lot has changed but we still working on this what we believe can become a wonderful project. currently a small organizing team (consisting of NC’s and EASA-dino’s) is working on the structure, funding and planning of this project while in the meanwhile we are doing research work for a preliminary publication. as the ambitious project is quite complicated to realize, we would like to ask the NC’s and/or EASA participants for some help.

for the preliminary publication we need plans of airports in europe. therefore i would like to ask you, if you are able to, to bring the following to easa:

please make sure the information is in english. from every country we only need the above information once, but if you have several airports that you can get information of, we would be very happy to receive it.

currently there is no budget to pay any expenses, so if there is a book or anything that you would recommend, just write down name author and isbn nr, or make scans.

personally i will not participate in easa this year, but i am planning to pass by budapest in early august to talk a little more on the project. if you are able to bring this information please hand it over to me or to marten dashorst, the dutch NC, who is also part of the team.

i wish you all another magic easa summer and I thank you very much in advance.

jelk kruk (NL) flightLab - coordinating team former dutch NC

PS: if you have the information available in digital form, please mail it to flightlab(at)supernovanet.nl

just in case... check out www.hotspotter.hu the accomodation is going to be at the foot of the bridge Erzsébet/Elizabeth right in the middle, on the right side of the Danube (on this map). (yes, this is the middle bridge, the second line - counting from the top - crossing the river is a metro line, not a bridge...)