ALex, Jelk and other festive indulgers

Whisky Butter

Ingredients:

75g unsalted butter 75g sieved icing sugar or caster sugar 2 tbsp whisky - although one should not be too conservative.

Method:

Cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in the whisky. Chill before serving.

Whisky butter can be kept for several weeks if made with fresh butter and stored covered in the fridge. Serve with Christmas pudding and warm mince pies.

p.s I have returned to civilisation for a time. I hope we all enjoyed our Decembers! Bring on January I say! Till soon folks, open up another Port, and wash down the turkey - x LK

Hi, my name is Simon. I got started with the coordination of the international student competition for this years easa summer camp. Due to the preparation we need your help. Could you please send us links to the major sites and institutions where architecture competitions are published, in your country. It would be nice if you could send me the information until 10.01.2005. At the beginning of February 2005 we will send you the competition brief and flyer as well as the link to the competition web site. Please send information to: competition(at)easa005.ch

Thanks for your collaboration and a very happy new year!

best

Simon

recipe for surviving winter blues:

dancing... 'let the hips do the talking'

hot vine... one of the few reasons why winter is a must

longchats with friends who are faraway [this can be easa special]

kisses to all

dubi

check out www.easa005.ch once again. all the people with modzilla or safari or other browsers with tabs: sorry, i will soon make the window bigger...

now, maximizing is also better possible, but with every link, it's being resized again ;-) i'll work on it, i promise! soon......

flo_ch

Today's debate about prospects of existence of independent youth movement (including movement of students-architects) in Belarusian national youth council have put me in a discomfiture.

In Belarus in the near future probably mass pressure upon public and youth independent sector. For this reason for me there is a question on a present role of the BASA in Belarus as unique for today to the professional student's organization. To disappear and work illegally or to come under influence of authority. And whether the organized movement of students-architects is necessary?

Under that small information on the student's organizations of architects in Europe I can tell with confidence, that experience which is received by us here, is very unique. And it at all because of a specific political situation. Fathers-founders of the BASA thought about another… But actually it is very difficult to work, when you understand, that you hardly probable not one do something for development of movement of students-architects, when there is no a good example to be guided or compare, when itself it is necessary to develop strategy of work with state, public and business by sector. And then there comes time when you come in impasse and cannot understand sense of all work therefore as nobody can support you. In fact all around is a dust.

The life forces to reflect on many problems.

I think the minus of EASA that it only club. For these years something has not been created essential. The exit on the international level puts new problems to which the assembly cannot be ready as club, informal movement.

It is possible to go all life on parties and to not understand deep sense.

When in 1993 it was created the BASA founders thought that registration EASA in more concrete organizational student's structure at a level of Europe will soon follow, that movement of students - architects in all Europe will develop more actively. I think, this light idea suffers defeat, the hope disappears, as the spirit disappears also.

I am as the student-architect very much disturbed with movement of students-architects. And I try to understand, that is EASA in a present kind, whether there is a readiness to develop as its future depends on it.

In infinite reflections, Zmitser

folks - I am due to return to university next september 2005. I am planning on studying one year of my diploma abroad with the erasmus programme. My application must be complete by early January and I am still unsure of where I want to study. I know that it is likely to be either Sweden or Denmark or Holland. Our school has a programme with the following:

Aarhus, Arkitektskolen i Aarhus Amsterdam, Academie van Bouwkunst Delft, Technische Universiteit Stockholm, Kungl Tekniska Högskolan

Please help me decide - any information will be hugely appreciated! At the moment I am tending towards KTH stokholm.

much thanks Lewisx

Ladies & Gentlemen,

the Dot TK company that distributes the free TK (tokelau) domains (such as easa.tk) changed it's policy. Free domains with more than 1000 hits per 90 days will get an obligatory pop-up with some advertisement on the TK domain. The way to avoid that is to pay for the domain. Our dear easa.tk domain untill today was registered as a free domain, but according to the dot TK company, seems to have more than 1000 hits per 90 days. Therefor I just bought the domain name to avoid this pop-up. The point is that nothing visible changed ;-). The domain name is registered as Paid Domain in my name till end 2007.

Any questions, suggestions or problems, contact me.

Ciao babies

Jelk NL