2 months to go, indeed, just the right time to start solving visa issues. so, NCs of

Albania
Armenia
Azerbaidzan
Belarus
Georgia
Moldova
Russia
Ukraine

please contact us! let’s do this without last minute stress and panic :)

posted by ana
Mon, 20 Aug 2007 10:29:00 GMT

Hy guys, sorry for not replying on your „how to get there“ questions, but cro team was scattered along the coastline for one last swim before the big project called : organize an incm,pass few big exams and make your diploma before christmas!
( I just hope some stress that will come out of it will attack and destroy all the fat mistiriously wrapped around my body in last few years. We’ll see.)
So, we’re back in Zagreb (me and Ana, Iva is still enjoying beaches of Vis tc tc tc…) and are on our computers, ready to answer your questions. We made official e_mail for incm issues and its_

incm007(at)gmail(dot)com .
So shoot…

I browsed a bit through getting here by plane options,(although ana was faster) airports i suggest you to fly in are : Pula, Rijeka, Venice, Trieste and Ljubljana, also Zagreb of course. Split is also an option if u are prepared to take another 5-7 hour drive along the coastline to get to Rijeka, and than another bus to Motovun. A bit complicated…Dubrovnik is out of the question, unless you wanna visit it before coming to Motovun, than its defenitly worth it. More details will come soon. Concernig the „are there any busses from Rijeka airport to the city“ questions,: i don’t know, will have to get u back on that one.
So here they are:
London – Zagreb (Wizzair),
London – Pula (Ryanair),
London – Split (Easyjet),
London – Ljubljana (Easyjet),
London – Trieste/Venice/Maribor (Ryanair),
Brussels – Ljubljana (Wizzair),
Brussels – Split (Jetair fly),
Copenhagen – Split (Sterling),
Oslo – Pula (Norwegian air),
Dublin – Pula (Ryanair)
Stuttgart – Rijeka (TUIfly),
Stuttgart – Zagreb (Germanwings),
Munich – Rijeka(TUIfly),
Cologne – Rijeka (TUIfly),
Cologne- Zagreb (Germanwings),
and
Stockholm, Paris, Prague, Barcelona, Dublin, Brussels – Venice (Ryanair)

Another thing:
on the presentation day in Elefsina we asked NC’s to come and update the NC list with the names and emails of new NC’s, or possible changes, and we didn’t get updates from (lot of you) : Albania, Azerbejan, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech, Dk, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine so please send e-mails+mobile phone number + school + city on
incm007(at)gmail(dot)com if your countries NC or some of your info has changed.

Visas!
For countries that need visas we will try to make invitation letters as soon as possible so you can get your visas on time, those are: Albania,Armenia, Azerbejan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine. Maybe i forgott somebody, i have to check…Keep in contact .

When all the croatians return to Zagreb we’ll upload some photos on flickr or somewhere (i haven’t got a lot of them due to this years tutor roll….) but Iskra, Ivana, Miro and others did, so photos are coming soon… hugs from Zagreb,
C U in 2 moths
(!““#!#!?*!!oh my gosh, it’s so soon!““#!#!?*!!)

+++ @ theGreek organizers and/or Irish boys:
in the fuzz of last days wkshp presentations and burning the dvd’s for participants i kind of forgot to burn the movie we made for Incm007Motovun , and i burned it for you together with the rest of the presentation, so if its not too big could you send it too us or upload it somewhere, we’d really like to have it! :) tnx a lot!

Ivan… the dino with semi-beard…

posted by ivaan
Sun, 19 Aug 2007 18:56:00 GMT

did anyone come up with a logo for easa and the archive and all of that yet?

heres my contribution



posted by via.ronan
Sat, 18 Aug 2007 14:01:00 GMT

our dearest friends

THANK YOU ALL SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH for this unforgettable experience…
we are so grateful for your good words, it would have never been possible without your positive energy and help

at last the greek team managed to make this weekend their first vacation…we managed to finish up everything [almost] on friday, so we spent the weekend on the island Tzia, swimming eating and sleeping!!!





this we owe to our dearest irish team, the hungarians,charlie and of course Dade!guys, you were a hell of a help!
we don’t doubt a bit that the irish will organise a perfect easa!
greek team will meet again at the beginning of september to organise the easa_exhibition in elefsina’s annual festival…we’ll try to send it out to you guys
may you all have a great rest summer and see [some of] you in Motovun very soon!!!
all our love
the greeks :-}

posted by easa007
Tue, 14 Aug 2007 10:22:00 GMT

Hi,
I study architecture in Brazil and I´ve taken part on the organization of a National Architecture Students Meeting (ENEA, in Portuguese)this year.
I´m intereseted on going to EASA 2008, and trade some informations about it…is it possible?
Can you tell me how many participants usually go to EASA?

Sorry about the bad English ;)
I´ll be waiting for your answer.

Thanks,
Marilia
COMORG – Comissão Organizadora
XXXI ENEA- Florianópolis 2007

posted by xxxi enea
Mon, 13 Aug 2007 23:18:00 GMT

hey all,

hearing stories from easa have never been this sad for me, i hope you remember the noisy workshop from budapest..
i might have missed this one but i will be back in ireland with a brand new workshop!

AND to people in Copenhagen, i will be moving to cph this tuesday, and gonna stay for at least six months, for an internship. im searching for a room to rent, and need a place to stay until i find one. any help would be great.

cheers from istanbul.
G.

posted by gunes
Sun, 12 Aug 2007 19:01:00 GMT

Hi dear Croats
What are the ways getting to Motovun? Which airport is the closest? I found a flight to Dubrovnic from Barcelona.Can I get easily from Dubrovnic to Motovun?
And AGAIN many thanks to all for great EASA
with love from Barcelona
tina

posted by tikog
Sun, 12 Aug 2007 10:08:00 GMT

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posted by rakedwin
Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:28:00 GMT

Hi all,

I arrived home yesterday… its raining in ireland!! Hopefully it won’t be this time next year. I have to say a genuine thanks to the greek team for making EASA 2007 brilliant. I had the time of my life. The flip side is that its going to be hard for us in Ireland to follow such a great EASA. All the same… you’ll never know unless you go! Hope to see you all then and a few of you in the meantime. I’m off to Letterfrack on Sunday with sean and francis and a few others I think…. I expect it will be all business but if we do go to the pub we will be sure to toast all that made easa 007.

posted by fergusnaughton
Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:17:00 GMT

Finally Georgian team returned home.
I miss all of u very very much.
I am so thankful to whole greek team for amazing and unforgettable easa.

also to my tutors ivan, ana and mirta, hope I’ll come to croation.
Already Looking forward for ireland as well:)))))

So just wanted to tell that I LOVE U easa people:))
and miss u very much.
Loads of kisses and hugs.

Anuka
p.s.if anyone of u will get to georgia let me know

posted by ana_geo
Fri, 10 Aug 2007 19:23:00 GMT

Photos are slowly making their way on to Flickr… but for you who don’t have an account there and don’t wanna get one (though it’s easy and free) how about uploading one or two pics to this blog… just click on “manage images” in the left column and follow instructions.

I didn’t take any photos myself so you’ll have to do with little animation I put together of 2 pics from Gleb. Gleb – I miss you, you mad ketchup fanatic… and the rest of you too… damn…

Now – two super pics per person please :)

posted by adam cp
Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:51:00 GMT

First of all thanks to EVERYONE for another amazing AMAZING AAAAAAAAMAZIIIIIIIIING 14 days of workshop’ing, party’ing, easa’ing.. Special big up to the organizers (of course) you are all true spartans!

Now to something completely different! I’m going to Rome on a study trip the 2nd week in september ie. 8. – 15… It’s a school excursion and Tine and Jacob from DK are coming too!!!

Does any of you globetrotters know a nice and cheap hostel (or whatever) as central as possible?

Normally I would ask for a place to crash but since I gotta go with the school excursion schedule, it might be a bit wack just to come and go and not really have time to hang out.. However I’m hoping to see everyone interested for drinks (show me around!!!….). And hey, if you don’t care about me being wack and running in and out of your crib for a week, just lemme know!!!!

Cheers, Rune

posted by rune_inspires
Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:39:00 GMT

10th 007 umbrella



the complete umbrella collection…

finally umbrella 007 should be complete now
best,
mark0

posted by paradeiser
Tue, 07 Aug 2007 08:38:00 GMT

9th 007 umbrella



the complete umbrella collection…

umbrella 007 should be complete now
best,
mark0

posted by paradeiser
Mon, 06 Aug 2007 17:47:00 GMT

8th 007 umbrella



the complete umbrella collection…

best,
mark0

posted by paradeiser
Mon, 06 Aug 2007 17:46:00 GMT