Would anyone recommend this book?

"Introduction to Phenomenology" by Dermot Moran

thanks

meet up locally, part of growing network presently 127 cities worldwide involved. only begun and growing new york is most active chapter

next meetup Tuesday, February 3 @ 7:00PM

got this from lusi in istanbul, tasheycurederim

Hi,

Sent the text below out to email list of NCs, if you didn't receive it and think you should have please send an email to easa_uk_nc@yahoo.co.uk

We've received a few comments already, but obviously as they've come to the email account only we read them, and there needs to be a discussion, so now posting this here, in a new topic 'INCM 2005'...

Please discuss / wait to see if more proposals come in and then discuss...

To: NC list Sent: 3rd January 2004

Proposal to hold INCM 2005 in the UK

EASA was initiated in Liverpool, UK, in 1981. In 2005 the 25th EASA will be held in Switzerland. To mark the 25th anniversary of EASA the NCs from the UK would like to invite the EASA community back to the UK to hold the INCM 2005.

We propose to keep the NC meetings the focus of the week, during the day. However, as the 25th anniversary is an important milestone, we would like to make some celebrations to mark the occasion. So we have the following suggestions: • A series of evening lectures, including inviting the people who organised EASA in 1981 (once we have found them) to give a talk on what their intentions were, and what actually happened in 1981. Also inviting other organisers of EASAs past, and other speakers on student led architecture initiatives. • To hold an exhibition (hopefully at RIBA – the Royal Institute of British Architects – headquarters) of each and every EASA, what EASA is, how the focus has changed over the years etc, basically a retrospective. • And a big party of course…

Obviously the exhibition will be a lot easier to organise once the archive has been set up during the EASA in France this summer. We believe that as EASA as a community decided to make an archive, it speaks a lot about wanting to honour the past. When the archive has been made and all of the information has been brought together, it would be a shame not to have it displayed somewhere, if only for a month initially. After the retrospective has been organised, it could then reach other countries too.

Whilst the INCM 2005 is almost two years from now, tracking down the original organisers may take some time, and so we would like to start work on that as soon as possible.

We are not sure how this works, we should have brought it to discussion at the INCM in Slovenia, but it was only a butterfly fluttering in our minds at that point. Since the INCM, our resolve to offer to host the INCM 2005 has increased. So we ask for your support, and also your decision. We are unaware of any other offers as yet to host the INCM 2005, so if any other country is interested, perhaps they could also post a proposal, so that it’s an even playing field, and then would it be possible to have an on-line discussion and thrash it out to confirm whether we go ahead and try to contact the EASA forefathers, and foremothers?

We would also like to mention that although the UK has not been well represented in numbers attending EASA in recent history, that as an NC team we have already made headways and contacts with 22 of our 38 schools of architecture here, after recently giving a presentation at a meeting of student representatives from the schools of architecture in UK (called ARCHAOS). We feel confident that there is interest in EASA in the UK, and that we should be able to bring our quota of participants to EASA France in 2004, which will come through to assist with the organisation of the INCM, should we be chosen to hold it.

We would like to suggest that if any other countries would also like to offer a proposal for the INCM 2005, that this could be done within the next month, and posted to the NC list. Deadline of 3rd February? Then after that NCs could arrange to meet online to discuss whether the UK goes ahead and makes more concrete plans and contacts…?

Looking forward to hearing your views and comments.

Lucy and Jovan NCs for UK for EASA

here in ireland we are involved with FILLAWELLY and we are organizing the FILLAWELLY WANDER. a sponsored walk around the 25 miles of Dublin Bay on Saturday 31st January and Sunday 1st February 2004 in aid of Trócaire all the money will go directly to Bam fancy dress is encouraged on the weekend to make the event as fun, enjoyable and memorable as possible. Collectores will have wellies that they are trying to fill full of cash during the walk and in the 2 pub crawls.

2-day fun walk along Dublin bay, raising money for those still suffering in Bam in Iran Saturday along the Northside. Sunday along the Southside.

FILLAWELLY has already begun, last saturday in the SHRDLU studios @ Mullanahone, county Tip. there was a super farewell party for Etaoin during which 2 black wellies (ruber "wellington" boots) were cleaned and BAM was written in white on their sides. money was added over the night and at 8.28 am on sunday morning, as the sun was rising there was an auction for a can of dutch gold beer, it went for $3.85

anyway thats what is going on here. we are trying to get more people doing more things, preferabaly with wellies, to raise money, quickly, for people in bam a fine example is the Castlecomer Wellington Race which has happened every new years day for the last 18 years in kilkenny the burn the irish bar crew from the burning man festival (possibly the biggest maddest party on the planet ever) are also getting involved

it would be great to hear what other fundraising events are going on around europe or perhaps some of you could set up events with us, who knows what it could spark off?

you can view detail maps here click on locator maps -interactive

FILLAWELLY WANDER- the program so far

Thurdsay night-informal get together and film screening meet in national gallery, new part 6pm and make way up to bolton street cinema for some episodes of Monty Python including the ministry of silly walks

Friday night-pubcrawl @ office land 6-9pm, baggot street, IFSC...

Saturday-Northside Meet and collect with wellies 8-10am outside Howth dart station, Start walk 10am; Howth village, Howth head cliff walk, Sutton cross, Dollymount, Clontarf, Fairview, North Strand, Talbot Street, North Earl Street, O`Connell Street, city centre. 5-6 hour walk into town, 25km / 15 miles

Saturday night-pubcrawl @ city centre 6pm till late, temple bar....

Sunday-Southside Meet 9-10am outside G.P.O. Start walk 10am: city centre, south dock, grand canal basin, south wall, Ringsend, Sandymount, Booterstown, Blackrock, Dun Laoighaire, 40 foot swimming area, Sandycove Martello tower, (where James Joyce began his novel Ulysses), Dalkey head 3-4 hour walk from town, 15km / 10 miles

its going to be a busy few weeks with some tough walking but it is going to be a lot of fun

hi there,

hope you're all doing just fine :)

i have an idea which might be put into practice very soon!!! we have a quite good night club (www.clubgravity.lt)here which has special parties called "imagenation" where you can present various art projects, instalations, videos, photos and so on. so i thought that we can easily show easa stuff there!!! i mean pics or videos such as dutch landart and hovercraft, tv in a tree, even pics from ljubljana and etc. maybe someone of you has interesting things and wants to show them :) you are very welcome.

if anyone of you have any thoughts or suggestions, i am open for all ideas. i already talked to the manager and he agreed to look through the stuff we have and he's quite interested. so why not?

ruta_lt_nc

hi people! missed u during this slow holiday long season (and now it isnt still over here, there is still less formal ortodox new year :)

here is the thing i`ve been involved with one new magazine here in belgrade, called asphalt, and it is sort of a platform for promoting work of young artists, designers, photographs, etc and targeted to the urban crowd. each issue has particular subject (the first 2 were the look, and sex) the reason why i am writing this is that we are in the middle of prepartaion of the next 2 issues, first one being the special cd issue on sound, and 2nd on rage, and i though of u guys!

so if anyone has some work, artistic stuff, animation, photos, etc that meet the subject, and would like to be published inform me, as we want to broaden the thing as much as we can...

thats all... dead tired, i will give some more info if anyone is interested in the whole thing... now sleeping

big kiss 2 u all...

dubi

ps if someone wants to contact me via mail, my address is opcijas@eunet.yu ps @adam i see u got that info already (thanx jost :*

archives02(sorry) here's Jérome and matthieu K (TV in A Tree, DK'003) We are now working on the tutor pack and you (specially Adam ) will understand everything about easa2004, very soon.

Actually, we need to know where we can download the umbrella/paraply from DK'003? And specially on section on interview of first easa people.

JM+MK

Hello there all you wonderfull easa-people. It appears that everyone is now fat and greasy from christmas and hung over from new year, and easa.tk is apperantly still sleeping... but now that even the orthodox christmas is over - and very merry about that one to to you people in the east <:·) - we can all get back to really important things in life, namely: EASA 04!! ;-)

I'm dead excited to go to my first urban easa, but what's the theme actually?! it's a bit unclear to me...micro-macropolitain? Cultural machine?

I think it would be nice to start some discussions about this, to inspire people with some ideas that could eventually turn in to some nice workshops...

I've missed you all christmas, so hope life will start again here soon

love

Adam

ps @ dubi - whats your email (mine's pedersenadam@hotmail.com)