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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Solmukohta 2004&#039;&#039;&#039; was a [[Knutepunkt]] conference held in Hotel Matinlahti, Espoo, Finland, {{start and end dates|2004|2|19|2004|2|22}}. A Week in Finland was held {{start and end dates|2004|4|13|2004|4|19}} in Helsinki. The events were organized under [[Ropecon]] association.<br /> <br /> 228 participants came from 11 different countries with 40 program items.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Publication==<br /> For the conference, one [[Knutepunkt-books|Knutepunkt-book]] was published: [[Beyond Role and Play]], edited by [[Markus Montola]] and [[Jaakko Stenros]], foreword by [[Frans Mäyrä]].<br /> <br /> ==Program==<br /> The theme for program Solmukohta 2004 was inspiration. The programme was divided into four major themes: larp around the world, immersion, game milieu and theory. Last night&#039;s costume party was themed Film Noir.<br /> <br /> ==A Week in Finland==<br /> A Week in Finland was held 13th-19th of April making it one of the longest so far. Activities included many larps, including the classic flour larp [[Luminesence]], and different kinds of parties.<br /> <br /> ==Organizers==<br /> * [[Mikko Pervilä]] (main organizer)<br /> * [[Henri Hakkarainen]] and [[Jaakko Stenros]] (PR)<br /> * [[Taika Helola]] and [[Anni Tolvanen]] (Program)<br /> * [[Heidi Hopeametsä]] (Databases)<br /> *[[Kalle Kivimaa]] (Treasurer)<br /> *[[Irrette Melakoski]] (Hostess)<br /> *[[Markus Montola]] and Jaakko Stenros (Book)<br /> *[[Timo Multamäki]] (Sponsorships)<br /> *[[Heiko Romu]] (Logistics)<br /> *[[Jukka Seppänen]] (Volunteer workers)<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> * [[http://www.ropecon.fi/solmukohta Website]]<br /> [[Category:Knutepunkt runs]]<br /> [[Category:Solmukohta runs in Finland]]<br /> {{DEFAULTSORT:KP 2004}}</div>

>Johannes Axner