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Ecological Movement Zelenkovac is a non-govermental and non-profitable organization which biggain in the western part of Republika Srpska, but is registered and works over entire Bosna and Hercegovina region.

posted by zelenkovac
Thu, 23 Sep 2004 02:58:41 GMT

you can watch the “berkley lectures” from last febuary on the free webcasts
i just watched
Hidden Connections: The Inner Dynamics of Ecological Order” Fritjof Capra, PhD; Founding Director, The Center for Eco-Literacy:

here in dublin we will be screening these lectures and i would propose to you, EASA, that you watch the screenings in stereo, same time, your place. and then after we can meet in the IRC to chat as well as the chats we will have in our own local areas.

next screening should be wednesday next week

webcast.berkeley.edu
is the link to watch the films
you just need to download the free real player, link on page

fritjof talked about:
what is life- a scientific view
cognition and mind
networks
changing values in worldview- philosophy and politics
how present capitilist system is unsustainable
global justice movement
ecological systems
eco design
education
inspiration

lenth of talk 1 hr 18 mns
first half hour is very sciency. after that deals with what real things are happening today
more on capra here
www.fritjofcapra.net

another talker, the famous non violent peace activist and spiritual teacher; starhawk, joined us on mayday for our actions and in the open media centre we created

to find out more about this stuff, please see here
easa.antville.org

posted by duncan
Wed, 22 Sep 2004 23:04:16 GMT

hi there!
as promised guidelines for presentation of diploma works. i sent the same info to ncs on their emails, but i will also post it here.

hope everyone is doing just fine!
hugz
dubi

Panel discussion on ‘Methodology of diploma work’

Main focus of EASA network in recent years was closely on organizing the summer assembly and broadening the easa spirit to more countries. This year on INCM we would like to try and add another layer of using EASA and try to introduce it as sort of next step in development. EASA can be the interesting field of presenting how different and similar our schools and surroundings are.

As majority of people attending easas are senior year students, we would like to bring topic of diploma work into discussion. At our school it is one of the most problematic parts, and as our school is undergoing the process of transformation of curriculum, we feel that overall easa discussion on methodologies of diploma works in european schools, will be mutually beneficial, on one side for our school to shape up existing methodology, and for all easa people, on other side, as getting to know better what is done at different schools and opening some bridges for future communication. Here we ask for your participation.

The idea is that all ncs prepare 5 minutes explanations of how diplomas are done on their schools, using one or two diploma works as examples. After short presentations, we can discuss advantages and disadvantages of different approaches, and how things can be improved or enhanced. We strongly believe that that will enable us to open more further ways for our future cooperation as graduated architects, or even there is a space for some collaboration on diploma level as well.

What is important is that presentations should not be too long, and neither the preparation of it should take a lot of time [we all know how time is precious for all of us]. Furthermore, to make it easier to manipulate with gathered material afterwards [there are some signals from school that they will support publishing some sort of publication as result of discussions, and we will definitely make pdf.book as sort of processions, or some small exhibitions] I will ask you to prepare material in accordance with guidelines provided below.

Discussions will be held on one or two evenings during incm [depending on number of prepared presentations] on our faculty, with our teachers and students present. And I hope we will engage into some interesting discussions, and that some of the conclusions we had are going to be used in reformed diploma work on our school.

I hope this is not too much work for all.

Guidelines:

Pictures and photos – .jpg format, 300 dpi, numbered for slide presentation [pc compatible]
Text – .doc file [pc compatible]

Text should be abstract of presentation on no more than 1 A4 page with some optional illustrations.
Points addressed in text should be:
- what are the requirements for diploma that are preset by faculty [ie. how many parts are of diploma, what kind of projects, etc].
- how do you choose topic for diploma.
- contents of the diploma work
Also include in that text, full name of school [some general info will be beneficial] and name[s] of authors of diploma work used as an example.
So that text can be sort of id card for the methodology and school.

posted by dubravka
Wed, 22 Sep 2004 02:28:46 GMT

Hey everybody!

At the end, does anyone knows if any person from Europe is coming to Nicaragua?

Remember that this ELEA is from 2nd till 10th october, we only have 2 more weeks now, i´ll be glad if you let us know as soon as posible about this issue.

Carlos Lanuza
carloslanuza@hotmail.com

posted by carlos-lat
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 01:42:52 GMT

… why www.easa2004.com is down? Greg? Jerome?
How was that exhibition, extramundi? any pictures, stories?
cheers

alx_be

posted by rimbaud
Fri, 17 Sep 2004 23:56:16 GMT

hi all

i have a little problem and maybe somebody of you could help me….

does anybody by any chance knows something about the new korean womens university EWHA? it’s a project by Perrault and it’s totally under the earth.

This will be the house we will have to analyse in our “technical installations” exam. So, if anybody knows some things about how the watersystem or heating functions…. it would be really cool. I tried the net but i didn’t find anything.

ok, back to work
thanks in advance
bye bye eliza

posted by eliza_ch
Thu, 16 Sep 2004 16:06:44 GMT

I’ve re-discovered the weblog again (thanks to Johannes and Marko)!Seems that the easa talks and gossips still have reasons to live for! GREAT! …
I’m spending a couple of days in Istanbul next week (23-26 sept). Does anybody knows good addresses to go to? Because of my background (Belgium) of course I’m also looking for good bars and pubs!
Any suggestions? Let me know, or come show me around in Istanbul!

Margareta_(nc)BELGIUM

posted by margareta06
Wed, 15 Sep 2004 21:11:02 GMT

REMEMBERING THE DEAD OF THE WAR WITHOUT END- NYC-Afghanistan-Iraq
RESPECTFULLY REMEMBERING THE DEAD,
NONVIOLENTLY DEFENDING THE LIVING!
*BODY BAGS AND READING OUT OF THE NAMES OF THE DEAD AT U.S. EMBASSY+ RCN FEEDBACK

WHEN: Saturday September 11th. 10am-12noon
Vigil will start at 10 am, Die In and Reading Names of the Dead at 11 am

WHERE: US Embassy, Dublin 4 (Corner of Pembroke and Elgin Rd.)

-Introductory Native American ritual
-Die In & Body Bags (Black Plastic) employed as theatre
(used effectively on the road to Dromoland & Shannon Airport) during recent Bush visit.
-Reading some of the names of the war dead – Sept.11 – New York City, Afghanistan, Iraq
-Harpist
-Report back from nonviolent anti-war resistance at the NYC Republican Convention from Harry Browne

original post in events
www.indymedia.ie

listen to direct audio report here
radio.indymedia.org

direct report (22min) from harry browne, new yorker living and working in ireland, was in “irish times” but left because too restricted by irish mainstream press.
also report from ciaran o`reilly, ICW, ozzy born living here in ireland, allowed back to oz to see friends and family, he gives report of ozzy scene past and present
damien ICW report of irish situation
minutes silence to remember the dead and remember the life
more info and audio reports from RCN here
www.indymedia.ie

message from damian (ICW ) to the people of the US
12 minutes
radio.indymedia.org


names of the dead in NYC-Afghanistan-Iraq
read out accompanied by harp music, traditional irish instrument and emblam of our people and country- 15mins
radio.indymedia.org

garda (irish policeman) requesting indymedia reporters name followed by brief discussion
2 mins
radio.indymedia.org

maybe if we all learn a little more about whats going on in the world and from that inform more, horrible events like 9 11 will never happen again

inshallah

(full report, more pix, peoples comments here: imc-ireland, imc-nyc)
www.indymedia.ie
nyc.indymedia.org

posted by duncan
Tue, 14 Sep 2004 15:25:02 GMT

how on earth can i uninstall windows messanger?
[and no marko that thing u showed me in rbx doesnt work]

dubi

posted by dubravka
Mon, 13 Sep 2004 00:10:01 GMT

anyone familiar with new norvegian jazz band in the country?
i am thinking of going on their concert this week, so i was wondering if anyone knows sth about them?

hope all is having fun this we [i am stuck @home studying]
dubi_scg

posted by dubravka
Sat, 11 Sep 2004 22:32:33 GMT

hi all!

somebody was showing the movie ‘the fountainhead’ at easa.
does anybody know who has the film?? i have a friend who would really like a copy of it…

thanx!

rune::nc::dk

posted by rune_dk
Sat, 11 Sep 2004 16:37:16 GMT

preparations are well underway. [those who survive will greet u in 2 months in belgrade ;)]
soon i will post and email guidlines for diploma panel, but now what i need from all ncs is to send me an email with names of people who are coming to belgrade, or at least number of people from each country…
use my dubravka[@]thenao.net address
i will send email about this thing also…

c ya all
dubi

posted by dubravka
Fri, 10 Sep 2004 21:18:49 GMT

these are some of the images i am displaying in myc lab gallery, as part of exhibtion fields of vision, on how nyc is seen… more info on

www.field-of-vision.net





photos were taken, and part of other project i worked on while i was in nyc in spring, called manhattan shadow project [more info on that www.schoolofmissingstudies.net

your comments, questions will be valuable…

hugz
dubi
@adam great topic starter, is it to late to discuss ur body without organs live in bgd?

posted by dubravka
Fri, 10 Sep 2004 11:42:38 GMT

great! 21 countries are ok with the change.

Hungary
Belarus
Turkey
Russia
Denmark
Bosnia
Armenia
Austria
Czech Republic
Serbia & Montenegro
Greece
Netherlands
Sweden
Germany
UK
Poland
Malta
Belgium
France
Spain
Ireland
Lithuania
Cyprus
Latvia
Croatia
Italy
Macedonia
Slovenia
and Norway can +/- live with that decision, missing the first week of their semester.

then, we should not forget about south america. actually, i didn’t contact you guys as it would take you too long to find out about all over the continent anyway. and last but not least, also switzerland can accept it…

greetz flo_ch

posted by schrott
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 16:01:09 GMT

Hola gente del EASA! – Hello EASA people!

For those who can speak español you can visit the web page of our event.

www.xxielea.edu.ni

Take a look if you´re interested.

Carlos Lanuza
Nicaragua

posted by carlos-lat
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 04:38:51 GMT