all the odds are that serbian people will need your help as well! in order to go to zurich by train we need schoengen visa also... so can u do the wonder u did for belorusian team for us as well? [we will handle the costs of dispatching the letters and stuff] e mail me please at dubravka(aT)thenao.net ah i hate visas kisses dubravka

i was going to post that yesterday already, but there was a problem with the fonts... now, you can check out the website update in its full beauty.

the new section is added below the rest, and it provides info about the participating countries, what important things you need to bring (useful for easa novices), and how you get to switzerland, to zurich and to bergün. check it out, it's a multilayer addition!

in a later state, you'll also find pics of your beautiful organising team and info about how to get to bergün by car, where to park etc... my thanks to edward hopper for the nice pics for the moment :-)

please let me know if there is a problem with the window size, and i'll make the pop-up-window a bit bigger. you can also try to change the font size settings of your browser if it's not shown correctly (view > font size > medium). i prefer this option as it's going to look bad in most of the browsers concerning proportions if i change size for just a few.

question: has anyone read the bulletin number 2, by the way?

ciao flo_ch

hello everybody!

just wanted to tell that i'm on teneriffe right now and that i'm enjoying my free time to relax before i get back to work hard to help realizing the most amazing easa smmer camp ever !!!!

really really looking forward to seeing ALL of you pretty soon

kisses from me

hi people.

the second addition to our tutor pack, the bulletin number 2, is online. it is entitled "the alp transit". the approved collaboration with kotryna from lithuania, our umbrella tutor of this year, resulted in 20 interesting pages about important issues concerning the alps in general and transit through the alps in specific. find it on our website www.easa005.ch directly from the starting page or in "themes > bulletins > bulletin 2."

website intro > "what is happening in the swiss alps? the country, keeping its borders close towards the surroundings, is at least opening up wholes in the mountains for everyone to pass from north to south and the other way around. the text about the largest building site in europe, the st. gotthard base tunnel, shows the whole process from the continental traffic concepts to the details of the tunnel boring machine.

the frightening hole offers a protection surface for visions as the porta alpina project: a lift from the tunnels directly to the mountains! mvrdv's vision of the ski city is coming closer!

in short texts, taken from the magazin werk, bauen + wohnen (10/2004), important issues in the current dicussion of the spacial importance of the alp valleys are demonstrated in outlines.

for general swiss info, check out www.swissworld.org"

dear easa friend and NC's

we are so happy to have 38 countries involved in this years easa 2005 in bergün sswitzerland.

But so far we have only 15 countries wiche have partly payed there fees. Because we need the money and dont wana do all adminstratiev work during THE 2 week please transfer the fees on ouer account.

thx very much

tobias swiss organiser and finacial suppervisor.

Dear organizers of EASA 2005

Sorry for stupid questions I just need to know that we’ll need to bring our tents or not? (I’m sure that we must bring with sleeping bags). .

Sorry again for stupid questions. I’ve tried to find that info in tutor pack and bulletin.

Thanks.

hi eliza Have you recieved the participation fee from Georgia on your account? I was kinda worried.... tina

ONE GEORGIAN PARTICIPANT ISN'T COMING IRAKLI GHARIBASHVILI SO I WANTED TO ASK U IF I CAN MAKE A REPLACEMENT? PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF U HAVE RECEIVED MY MAIL THANKS