LIITOS

3RD EDITION inside

• bye-bye from France

• EYP goes theatre

• Bremen updated

• How to survive a long bus trip!

EditorialLike my friend Ash, the man at the reception, already showed to you, the youth hostel in Lille wishes says good bye. The time of Teambuilding is gone. Fast, very fast, and now you are al-ready on the step to Bremen in Germany.But before this happens, I can‘t leave you without a special issue of newspaper, to sweeten your trip and to round off your French experience.In this edition you will find a report about your amazing theatre plays last evening, we will give you more information for the next days and you will get to know more of the people, that had no chance so far to get introduced. But you will also find some stuff to waste your time during the long trip by bus. But don‘t worry, you will fall asleep soon anyway, and that is good so. I will do so as well, so if you will find me ‚sitting‘ next to you, don‘t dare to wake me up ;)

Rock on and enjoy the pages!

P.S.: In the last issue i forgot to mention my beautiful and ama-zing Co-Journo Alex. She wrote two articles and helped me a lot with photos and the work in general. So Alex, sorry for this mistake, and thank you for your help in general so far.

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Layout Martin Hoffmann

Content Martin Hoffmann

Photos Martin Hoffmann

Editor Martin Hoffmann

Guest Articels Alexandra B. Posner Alexandra B. Posner Alexandra B. Posner

Guest Photos Alexandra B. Posner Kristbjörg Bjarnadóttir

„Oh, it‘s a Johny!!!!“

EYP goes Theatre

How do the famous Liitos, German Sauerkraut, the Swedish Crown-princess, a French Baguette and an Igloo fit together? Well, in very different ways. Be that soap opera, ballet, news or even sitcom. You proofed all, that with a little bit of creativity and a huge amount of humor, combinations like that are possible.Presented by Asia and Eero, all of you seven committees surprised with high-class performances. Entertainment pur ;)

During the last days, we needed to make some changes in the programm, to improve it or at least give more details to it. So, as not all of you can download this or at least print it out, we give to you the new version for the next few days that we will stay in Bremen. If you have any questions at all, do not hesitate to come t the organi-sers and ask. And please keep in mind, that it might be possible that we again need to change something.

Name Asia from AfricaBirthday 22nd MarchWhere did you came from Bialystok, PLWhat will you do during the session Miss my carrotsYour EYP spots so far Bialystok (4x), Wroclaw, Rzeszów, Lübeck, Müntser, Bialowieza, Tampere, LyonThree words to describe the session-presi-dent President the SexyYour personal survival-guide for this week Remember that u can make every single day be the best of your life.Last hint for the delis Work hard, Party even har-der

Name Eero OksanenBirthday 26.04.1988Where did you came from land of polarbearsWhat will you do during the session chairingYour EYP spots so far Lürkan, Tampere, Bari, RigaThree words to describe the session-president comfortable, relaxed, experiencedYour personal survival-guide for this week cof-fee, fun and new friendsLast hint for the delis drinking water reduces hang-over (at least in Finland)

Name KristbjörgBirthday 21 of JulyWhere did you came from ICELANDWhat will you do during the session Say stupid things and act in a very random mannerYour EYP spots so far Paris and LyonThree words to describe the session-presi-dent Weird but niceYour personal survival-guide for this week Say stupid things and act in a random manner ;)Last hint for the delis Rock on!!!

Name PETERSSON, MaretBirthday 12 Oct 1984Where did you came from Münster (GER)What will you do during the session smiling and trying to manage the whole thing and make others smile -> chief-orga ;)Your EYP spots so far NAS-GER Dresden 2004, German-Polish Forum 2005, NAS-GER Hamburg 2005Three words to describe the session-presi-dent hairy, sleepy and very funnyYour personal survival-guide for this week Try to look on the bride side of life and spend as much as time possible with this wonderful teamLast hint for the delis Rock it and get close to the EYP-team! [Edit: OH YEAH, BABY!]

Name Oana GogioiuBirthday 10.09.1984Where did you came from Paris (by train) and some years agro from RomaniaWhat will you do during the session NOT SLEE-PING (and some organizing also)Your EYP spots so far Lyon, Paris, Halkidiki, pas-sing by Ghent, Torino, DUbrovnik and with the first stop in OxfordThree words to describe the session-president THE PRINCE CHARLESYour personal survival-guide for this week cof-fee, chocoloate and as many hugs as possibleLast hint for the delis LiiTOS (and have fun)

The holy mighty box says...

„Dear Journo, do net mention certain delega-tes under the „rumores“, as they can be offended. Es-pecially when it‘s lies. Thank you“

[Dear Delegates, i don‘t judge. I just type ;)]

Not that much, right? So, feel free to right what you want to see in the paper. Jokes, rumores, quotes, ar-ticles, photos or whatsoever. But please stay polite and keep the respect!

The perfect European

Ok, it might be to late, but if had have a look at the wall behind the reception in the youth hostel in Lille, there was a poster. There it was described, how the perfect European should be.

So, the perfect European should be...

...cooking like a Brit,...available as a Belgian,...talkative like a Finn,

...driving like the French,...humorous like a German,...technical as a Portugese,

...flexible as a Swede,...famous as a Luxembourger,

...patient as an Austrian,...controlled as an Italian,

...sober as the Irish,...humble as a Spaniard,

...generous as a Dutchman,...organised as a Greek,

...discred as a Dane.

So, how much Europe is inside you?

Quotes

Gerard Chaine (teacher) „Somehow the chairs are like host families to the delegates.“

Asia: „There is no place for truth in my head.“

Haddi: „I don‘t care about my delegates!“

Asia: „I need bigger tits!!!“

Ferdi (talking about France): „The only good thing about this country is the German Lidl.“

Boring Journey?

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Europe Crossword Puzzle

Across 1. British possession on Iberian Peninsula 3. Scandinavian country with large deposits of lead 4. Once joined with ________in a larger country 6. Its capital houses the headquarters of both NATO and the European Union 8. Occupies a boot-shaped peninsula 9. Active volcano towering over Naples10. Europe’s fifth leading producer of wine12. Largest of the Greek Islands

15. Dominant climate of Southern Europe (Koppen letters)17. Country surrounded by Belgium, France, and Germany19. Southernmost of the Baltic Republics*20. Largest country on the Iberian Peninsula21. Capital of Serbia, and, formerly, of Yugoslavia**23. Its capital lies on the Thames River25. Mediterranean island belonging to France26. Valley, joining with the Rhine, that forms Germany’s industrial heartland29. Microstate in the Pyrenees Mountains30. Spanish province (region)—home to flamenco32. Serbian province with a large population of ethnic Albanians33. Prague is the capital of the _____ Republic35. Where Transylvania, Dracula’s homeland is found37. San _________, a religious microstate in the Apennine Mts.40. Where Europe’s highest mountain is found41. Former Yugoslavian province with the least ethnic/linguistic division42. Hot-and-cold island with volcanoes and glaciers43. Former Yugoslavian province on the Adriatic SeaDown 2. Slavic country spanning Europe and Asia 3. Neutral country not belonging to the European Union or NATO 5. The name of its capital also describes a sausage 6. Black Sea country with scattered minorities of Turks 7. Mediterranean island country where English and a native Semitic language are spoken10. Italy’s major industrial valley11. Bordered to the west by the Gulf of Bothnia13. Middle Eastern country that is a member of NATO14. One of the “Low Countries”—lies at the mouth of the Rhine River16. Former military power of the Peloponnesus (Anglicized spelling)18. Once the host of the Winter Olympics, this country has now generated the largest number of refugees in Europe19. Microstate sandwiched between two larger Alpine countries22. Member of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA)24. The Elbe and the Rhine flow through this formerly divided country25. Dominant climate of Western Europe (Koppen letters)27. Baltic country indented by a gulf named the same as its capital28. Occupies a basin between the Alps and the Carpathians31. Its capital lies on the Wisla River34. Homeland of certain Celtic speakers36. One of Europe’s non-Christian countries38. Smallest country in Europe and the world, contained in the capital of another country39. Island divided by two countries and two religions

* Baltic Republics are three countries on the Baltic Sea north of Russian Kaliningrad, formerly part of USSR**Yugoslavia formerly consisted of Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, and Slovenia

And sleep well....