RE: community_garden digest, Vol 1 #233 - 5 msgs
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- Subject: [cg] RE: community_garden digest, Vol 1 #233 - 5 msgs
- From: S* S*
- Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 13:58:49 -0800
Interested in publications with information about working with disabled
gardeners. In Spanish ideally, but English OK as well.
Please give me a lead!!! Our friend Sonja's sister in Argentina and runs a
school for disabled youth. They have the space to put in a garden.
Sally Anne Sadler
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> 1. request for text (Kristin Faurest)
> 2. Re: community garden adjacent to nursing home (charles Mattix)
> 3. Green Gold Daisy (mjperry)
> 4. Re: Green Gold Daisy (kristina & bruce)
> 5. Meet adventure playground and city farm activists from Europe (Oliver
> Ginsberg)
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> Message: 1
> From: "Kristin Faurest" <kfaurest@hotmail.com>
> To: community_garden@mallorn.com
> Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 10:08:47 PST
> Subject: [cg] request for text
>
> Hello everyone!
> I'm giving a presentation to a bunch of Hungarian NGOs in March about a
> surplus food-collection program for the homeless I started here a few
> years
> ago and I would like to transition the presentation into an introduction
> to
> community gardens as a source of food and many other valuable things. Can
> anyone suggest one good simple text or book or website that explains the
> history and philosophy of the community gardening movement, concisely and
> clearly? I'd like to have it translated into Hungarian if possible. If
> anyone is in the position to mail something to me my address is:
> Kristin Faurest
> Rozsahegy utca 8
> Budapest, Hungary
>
> or you can e-mail me ideas at kfaurest@hotmail.com
>
> Thanks!
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> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 16:16:45 -0600
> From: charles Mattix <kasmat@midusa.net>
> To: community_garden@mallorn.com
> Subject: [cg] Re: community garden adjacent to nursing home
>
> Any information about creating a community garden in connection with a
> nursing home. Any models out there to work from? Any rules or regs
> w/regard to nursing homes we need to be aware of?
>
> kasmat@midusa.net
>
>
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> Message: 3
> Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 15:53:09 -0800
> From: mjperry <perry@digitaldune.net>
> Reply-To: perry@digitaldune.net
> To: community_garden@mallorn.com
> Subject: [cg] Green Gold Daisy
>
> I recently bought two Green Gold Daisy's (Euryops viridis Green Gold)
> and have planted them in full sun in Yuma, AZ. When do I prune these
> trees and how? They both have a nice round shape and I would like to
> keep them this way. Also, On the description of the plant it reads
> that it is tolerates drought and then I have heard otherwise from the
> nurseries. Can you tell me a little more about this type of plant?
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 4
> From: "kristina & bruce" <kjwbdw@gateway.net>
> To: <perry@digitaldune.net>, <community_garden@mallorn.com>
> Subject: Re: [cg] Green Gold Daisy
> Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 19:02:31 -0500
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>
> Hi
>
> The community garden list isn't the place to look for answers to your
> questions. Try www.gardenweb.com and click on "Forums". I think one of
> the
> forums is for perennials and you'll be hooked up with a lot of people who
> can answer your questions.
>
> Bruce
>
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> From: mjperry <perry@digitaldune.net>
> To: community_garden@mallorn.com <community_garden@mallorn.com>
> Date: Sunday, January 30, 2000 6:01 PM
> Subject: [cg] Green Gold Daisy
>
>
> >I recently bought two Green Gold Daisy's (Euryops viridis Green Gold)
> >and have planted them in full sun in Yuma, AZ. When do I prune these
> >trees and how? They both have a nice round shape and I would like to
> >keep them this way. Also, On the description of the plant it reads
> >that it is tolerates drought and then I have heard otherwise from the
> >nurseries. Can you tell me a little more about this type of plant?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> Message: 5
> From: "Oliver Ginsberg" <ginsberg@blinx.de>
> To: <community_garden@mallorn.com>
> Cc: "Karl Linn" <karllinn@lmi.net>, "anette" <chinibull@t-online.de>
> Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 18:27:12 +0100
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> Subject: [cg] Meet adventure playground and city farm activists from
> Europe
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> Community Gardens meet Adventure Playgrounds & City Farms
>
> Initiative for exchange and networking between organisations and =
> projects of the neighborhood and community movement in Europe and the =
> U.S.
>
> Oliver Ginsberg, Educational advisor of the Federation of Youth Farms =
> and Adventure Playgrounds (BdJA)=20
>
> German representative to the European Federation of City Farms =
> (EFCF)
>
> Issued: january 31st 2000
>
>
>
> Introduction
>
> Following the European conference of adventure playgrounds and city =
> farms "anima 21" which took place 19th-26th september last year in =
> Berlin contacts between European and American activists in the =
> neighborhood and community movement increased. Karl Linn, landscape =
> architect and pioneer in community design centers as well as the =
> community gardening movement in the US recently invited me and my =
> collegue Anette Bull, a social pedagogue, specializing in the work with =
> animals, to help with developing a children=92s city farm adjacent to an =
> adventure playground in Berkeley, California.=20
>
>
> We also got invited by Tim Tyler, president of the ACGA to attend the =
> annual meeting in Atlanta from 7th-10th september this year. To improve =
> the ecological balance sheet of such a visit to the US, but also to =
> promote exchange and networking relations between organisations and =
> projects in Europe and the US we intend to spend more time in the US and =
> get in contact with as many local activists as possible during our =
> visit.=20
>
>
> With this mail I am asking you to support this exchange visit by your =
> willingness to spend some time talking with us, showing us your project =
> and help us with accommodation. Similar to the community garden movement =
> the adventure playground and city farm movement in Europe is a grass =
> roots movement. Even though many projects have been able to acquire some =
> sort of public funding, organisations in this field still depend very =
> much on volunteering and do have little material resources. This is why =
> your support is decisive to the success of our visit.=20
>
>
> In the following I want to give you some information, which might =
> convince you that an exchange would be valuable for both sides.
>
>
> Parallels and differences in the development of adventure playgrounds, =
> city farms and community gardens
>
>
> Community gardens developed mostly during the last three decades of the =
> past millenium partly as a reaction to the deteriorating of ecological =
> living conditions within big cities but also to revitalize the old idea =
> of "community commons" against increasing privatization and =
> commercialization of public space. They often developed in densely =
> populated, multiethical parts of the cities supporting intercultural =
> exchange as well as directly contributing to positive living conditions =
> and supportive environments for disadvantaged people.
>
>
> In this they show clear parallels to the development of adventure =
> playgrounds and city farms, which were founded mostly in the 70=91s and =
> 80=91s. In contrast however, adventure playgrounds and city farms were =
> primarily aiming at the development of young people (especially the age =
> group of 6-14 xears, who suffer most from playscape deprivation). Many =
> of them could be secured by incorporation in a general plan and do =
> receive some sort of public funding.=20
>
> On the other hand community gardens have not risked the development =
> towards a stiff bureaucratic institution or an artificial pedagogical =
> ghetto and it is very likely that a lot of the young people in the =
> neighborhood of community gardens have profited from ecological as well =
> as social improvements connected to the collective design, use and =
> management of such community oriented open space.
>
>
> A transatlantic exchange between organisations and projects could =
> deliver important insights and helpful inspirations for both sides
>
>
> Within the EFCF the German Federation of Youthfarms and Adventure =
> Playgrounds (BdJA) has been cooperating for 10 years with organisations =
> that are involved in a variety of educational, social and community =
> services. Our partner organisation in the UK has recently united with =
> community gardens to become the Federation of City Farms and Community =
> Gardens (FCFCG =96 before: National Federation of City Farms). Member =
> projects of the BdJA have also developed a variety of community oriented =
> services or started as community projects themselves.=20
>
>
> "Sustainable development" becoming a major theme in these projects =
> provides a common frame of reference, including ecological, social and =
> economic questions which can be addressed during the exchange process. =
> Contributions to sustainable development was also the "Leitmotiv" of the =
> EFCF conference "anima 21", which for the first time welcomed =
> participants from Eastern Europe as well as the US.
>
>
> Our experiences with social and educational services on adventure =
> playgrounds and city farms, especially the use of animals in this work =
> as well as aspects of design and legal provisions could be of interest =
> to local community garden organisations in the US. In exchange we would =
> be interested to learn about your experiences in community work, =
> mobilization of volunteers and public support (e.g. media coverage, VIP =
> involvement, donations etc.).Together we might be able to develop an =
> exchange programme for young people in the future and other cooperative =
> projects.
>
>
> Agenda of an exchange visit
>
>
> Children and young people, the upgrowing generations, the conditions in =
> which they grow up and their chances to develop their physical, mental =
> and social potentials are in the focus of our attention. What we can =
> contribute to a first exchange visit is:
>
>
>
> a.. A comprehensive slide collection documenting projects in Germany =
> and five other European countries (Denmark, the UK, the Netherlands, =
> France and Switzerland and some video documentaries (VHS which might =
> have to be transferred to US TV standards)
>
>
>
> a.. Results of systematic research on concepts and designs of =
> projects in the countries mentioned. Illustrating Graphics that could be =
> presented by overhead projection
>
>
>
> a.. Presentation of quality standards and a catalogue of services =
> developed for German projects in accordance to the Federal Children and =
> Youth Services Act (The major legal frame for funding of such projects =
> in Germany). This includes a card game designed to introduce individual =
> services=20
>
>
>
> a.. Presentation of selected design examples and services, including =
> participatory processes, international workcamps and services to school =
> groups with an emphasis on working with animals
>
>
>
> a.. Presentation of cooperative projects among European =
> organisations
>
> What we want to find out about community gardens during our visit in the =
> US:
>
>
>
> a.. General contributions to sustainable development (ecological, =
> social, cultural and economic aspects)
>
>
>
> a.. Specific contributions to the development of children and young =
> people in the neighborhood (possibilities for open access play, social =
> contacts, nature experience and natural learning, participation in =
> design and management, taking over responsibility in their immediate =
> environment)
>
>
>
> a.. Specific contributions to the inclusion of disadvantaged =
> families or special needs groups
>
>
>
> a.. Dealing with "difficult" developments (dominance of certain =
> individuals and groups, gentrification processes etc.)
>
>
>
> a.. Experiences in acquisition of suitable lots, mobilizing private =
> and public resources, securing sustainable management
>
>
>
> a.. Organisational structures and networking
>
>
>
> a.. Methods of quality management
>
>
>
> a.. International cooperation with related organisations and =
> projects
>
>
> Possibilities of future cooperation that we could work out together:
>
>
>
> a.. Common events/conferences
>
>
>
> a.. Setting up youth exchange and workcamp projects
>
>
>
> a.. Exchange of information / Internet
>
>
>
> a..=20
>
>
> Time schedule
>
>
> At the moment we plan to stay 12th august to 10th september with a =
> possible few days before and after. We will start our visit in Berkeley, =
> California and finish in Atlanta, Georgia travelling eastwards. If you =
> want to invite us, please keep in mind, that it will be hard for us to =
> visit eastern states before the end of august or western states after =
> beginning of september.
>
>
> Thank you in advance for your cooperation and help !
>
>
> If you have any further questions and/or suggestions please contact us =
> any time:
>
>
> Oliver Ginsberg=20
>
> Admiralstr. 16=20
>
> 10999 Berlin=20
>
> phone: ++49-30-614 02 172 fax: - 02 173 =20
>
> e-mail: ginsberg@blinx.de=20
>
> or:
>
> Anette Bull
>
> Seelingstr. 51
>
> 14059 Berlin
>
> phone: ++49-30-321 02 414 fax: -02 415
>
> e-mail: chinibull@t-online.de
>
> Websites: http://www.bdja.org http://www.akib.de=20
>
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> <P align=3Dcenter>Community Gardens </B></FONT><I><FONT=20
> face=3DArial>meet</I></FONT><B><FONT face=3DArial size=3D5> Adventure =
> Playgrounds=20
> </B></FONT><I><FONT face=3DArial>& </I></FONT><B><FONT face=3DArial =
> size=3D5>City=20
> Farms</P></B></FONT><FONT face=3DArial><B><I>
> <P align=3Dcenter>Initiative for exchange and networking between =
> organisations and=20
> projects of the neighborhood and community movement in Europe and the=20
> U.S.</P></B></I></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>
> <P>Oliver Ginsberg, Educational advisor of the Federation of Youth Farms =
> and=20
> Adventure Playgrounds (BdJA) </P>
> <DIR>
> <DIR>
> <P> German representative to the European Federation =
> of City=20
> Farms (EFCF)</P></DIR></DIR>
> <P>Issued: january 31<SUP>st</SUP> 2000</P>
> <P> </P></FONT><B><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P>Introduction</P></B></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1></FONT><FONT =
> face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>Following the European conference of adventure =
> playgrounds and=20
> city farms "anima 21" which took place =
> 19<SUP>th</SUP>-26<SUP>th</SUP>=20
> september last year in Berlin contacts between European and American =
> activists=20
> in the neighborhood and community movement increased. Karl Linn, =
> landscape=20
> architect and pioneer in community design centers as well as the =
> community=20
> gardening movement in the US recently invited me and my collegue Anette =
> Bull, a=20
> social pedagogue, specializing in the work with animals, to help with =
> developing=20
> a children’s city farm adjacent to an adventure playground in =
> Berkeley,=20
> California. </P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>We also got invited by Tim Tyler, president of the =
> ACGA to=20
> attend the annual meeting in Atlanta from 7<SUP>th</SUP>-10<SUP>th</SUP> =
>
> september this year. To improve the ecological balance sheet of such a =
> visit to=20
> the US, but also to promote exchange and networking relations between=20
> organisations and projects in Europe and the US we intend to spend more =
> time in=20
> the US and get in contact with as many local activists as possible =
> during our=20
> visit. </P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><U>
> <P align=3Djustify>With this mail I am asking you to support this =
> exchange visit=20
> by your willingness to spend some time talking with us, showing us your =
> project=20
> and help us with accommodation.</U> Similar to the community garden =
> movement the=20
> adventure playground and city farm movement in Europe is a grass roots =
> movement.=20
> Even though many projects have been able to acquire some sort of public =
> funding,=20
> organisations in this field still depend very much on volunteering and =
> do have=20
> little material resources. <U>This is why your support is decisive to =
> the=20
> success of our visit. </U></P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>In the following I want to give you some information, =
> which=20
> might convince you that an exchange would be valuable for both =
> sides.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><B>
> <P align=3Djustify>Parallels and differences in the development of =
> adventure=20
> playgrounds, city farms and community gardens</P></B>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Community gardens developed mostly during the last =
> three=20
> decades of the past millenium partly as a reaction to the deteriorating =
> of=20
> ecological living conditions within big cities but also to revitalize =
> the old=20
> idea of "community commons" against increasing privatization =
> and=20
> commercialization of public space. They often developed in densely =
> populated,=20
> multiethical parts of the cities supporting intercultural exchange as =
> well as=20
> directly contributing to positive living conditions and supportive =
> environments=20
> for disadvantaged people.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>In this they show clear parallels to the development =
> of=20
> adventure playgrounds and city farms, which were founded mostly in the=20
> 70‘s and 80‘s. In contrast however, adventure playgrounds =
> and city=20
> farms were primarily aiming at the development of young people =
> (especially the=20
> age group of 6-14 xears, who suffer most from playscape deprivation). =
> Many of=20
> them could be secured by incorporation in a general plan and do receive =
> some=20
> sort of public funding. </P>
> <P align=3Djustify>On the other hand community gardens have not risked =
> the=20
> development towards a stiff bureaucratic institution or an artificial=20
> pedagogical ghetto and it is very likely that a lot of the young people =
> in the=20
> neighborhood of community gardens have profited from ecological as well =
> as=20
> social improvements connected to the collective design, use and =
> management of=20
> such community oriented open space.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><B>
> <P align=3Djustify>A transatlantic exchange between organisations and =
> projects=20
> could deliver important insights and helpful inspirations for both=20
> sides</P></B></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>Within the EFCF the German Federation of Youthfarms =
> and=20
> Adventure Playgrounds (BdJA) has been cooperating for 10 years with=20
> organisations that are involved in a variety of educational, social and=20
> community services. Our partner organisation in the UK has recently =
> united with=20
> community gardens to become the Federation of City Farms and Community =
> Gardens=20
> (FCFCG – before: National Federation of City Farms). Member =
> projects of=20
> the BdJA have also developed a variety of community oriented services or =
> started=20
> as community projects themselves. </P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>"Sustainable development" becoming a major =
> theme in=20
> these projects provides a common frame of reference, including =
> ecological,=20
> social and economic questions which can be addressed during the exchange =
>
> process. Contributions to sustainable development was also the=20
> "Leitmotiv" of the EFCF conference "anima 21", which =
> for the=20
> first time welcomed participants from Eastern Europe as well as the =
> US.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Our experiences with social and educational services =
> on=20
> adventure playgrounds and city farms, especially the use of animals in =
> this work=20
> as well as aspects of design and legal provisions could be of interest =
> to local=20
> community garden organisations in the US. In exchange we would be =
> interested to=20
> learn about your experiences in community work, mobilization of =
> volunteers and=20
> public support (e.g. media coverage, VIP involvement, donations =
> etc.).Together=20
> we might be able to develop an exchange programme for young people in =
> the future=20
> and other cooperative projects.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><B>
> <P align=3Djustify>Agenda of an exchange visit</P></B></FONT><FONT =
> face=3DArial=20
> size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>Children and young people, the upgrowing generations, =
> the=20
> conditions in which they grow up and their chances to develop their =
> physical,=20
> mental and social potentials are in the focus of our attention. <U>What =
> we can=20
> contribute to a first exchange visit is:</P></U>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>A comprehensive slide collection documenting projects in Germany =
> and=20
> five other European countries (Denmark, the UK, the Netherlands, =
> France and=20
> Switzerland and some video documentaries (VHS which might have to be =
>
> transferred to US TV standards)</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Results of systematic research on concepts and designs of =
> projects in=20
> the countries mentioned. Illustrating Graphics that could be =
> presented by=20
> overhead projection</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Presentation of quality standards and a catalogue of services =
> developed=20
> for German projects in accordance to the Federal Children and Youth =
> Services=20
> Act (The major legal frame for funding of such projects in Germany). =
> This=20
> includes a card game designed to introduce individual services </LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Presentation of selected design examples and services, including =
>
> participatory processes, international workcamps and services to =
> school=20
> groups with an emphasis on working with animals</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Presentation of cooperative projects among European =
> organisations</LI>
> <P></P></UL><U>
> <P align=3Djustify>What we want to find out about community gardens =
> during our=20
> visit in the US:</P></U>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>General contributions to sustainable development (ecological, =
> social,=20
> cultural and economic aspects)</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Specific contributions to the development of children and young =
> people=20
> in the neighborhood (possibilities for open access play, social =
> contacts,=20
> nature experience and natural learning, participation in design and=20
> management, taking over responsibility in their immediate =
> environment)</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Specific contributions to the inclusion of disadvantaged =
> families or=20
> special needs groups</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Dealing with "difficult" developments (dominance of =
> certain=20
> individuals and groups, gentrification processes etc.)</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Experiences in acquisition of suitable lots, mobilizing private =
> and=20
> public resources, securing sustainable management</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Organisational structures and networking</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Methods of quality management</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>International cooperation with related organisations and =
> projects</LI>
> <P></P></UL>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><U>
> <P align=3Djustify>Possibilities of future cooperation that we could =
> work out=20
> together:</P></U>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Common events/conferences</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Setting up youth exchange and workcamp projects</LI>
> <P></P></UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D1>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI>Exchange of information / Internet</LI>
> <P></P></UL>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <UL>
> <P align=3Djustify>
> <LI></LI>
> <P></P></UL>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><B>
> <P align=3Djustify>Time schedule</P></B>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>At the moment we plan to stay 12<SUP>th</SUP> august =
> to=20
> 10<SUP>th</SUP> september with a possible few days before and after. We =
> will=20
> start our visit in Berkeley, California and finish in Atlanta, Georgia=20
> travelling eastwards. If you want to invite us, please keep in mind, =
> that it=20
> will be hard for us to visit eastern states before the end of august or =
> western=20
> states after beginning of september.</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P><B><I>
> <P align=3Djustify>Thank you in advance for your cooperation and help=20
> !</P></B></I>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>If you have any further questions and/or suggestions =
> please=20
> contact us any time:</P>
> <P align=3Djustify></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Oliver Ginsberg </P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Admiralstr. 16 </P>
> <P align=3Djustify>10999 Berlin </P>
> <P align=3Djustify>phone: ++49-30-614 02 172 fax: - 02 173 =
> </P>
> <P align=3Djustify>e-mail: </FONT><A =
> href=3D"g*@blinx.de"><FONT=20
> face=3DArial>ginsberg@blinx.de</A> </FONT></P>
> <P align=3Djustify><FONT face=3DArial></FONT><FONT face=3DArial>or:</P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Anette Bull</P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Seelingstr. 51</P>
> <P align=3Djustify>14059 Berlin</P>
> <P align=3Djustify>phone: ++49-30-321 02 414 fax: -02 415</P>
> <P align=3Djustify>e-mail: <A =
> href=3D"c*@t-online.de"><FONT=20
> face=3DArial>chinibull@t-online.de</FONT></A></P>
> <P align=3Djustify>Websites: </FONT><A =
> href=3D"http://www.bdja.org"><FONT=20
> face=3DArial>http://www.bdja.org</A> <=
> /FONT><FONT=20
> face=3DArial> </FONT><A href=3D"http://www.akib.de/"><FONT=20
> face=3DArial>http://www.akib.de</FONT></A><FONT face=3DArial>=20
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