Regarding Thomas Herrmann's huge OST opportunity, the following is for 2 000
rather than 80 000 people, but the intent seems similar -- defining the
future of a city. The following is taken from a message I received over a
month ago. There is a contact point at the end of the message that may be
hi, birgitt,
that is really the very best joy i could recieve, that just you are the
first one,
who give response to my inauguration as member of the oslist.
i just met michael this afternoon, who gave me report from his journey to the
us.
he told me about the training on open!space you gave to th
Congrats to Chris - great job. Also thanks to Ralph for a fun, creative
activity! Karen
At 07:57 AM 10/25/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>The winninng Open Space A to Z poem is No. 13, shown below. The winning
>poet is CHRIS CORRIGAN of Vancouver, BC, Canada. His poem, "Holding the
>Spac
Welcome Kathleen
You ask some very difficult questions but ones which we are all faced with.
It was suggested to me that the way to eat an elephant, is one mouth full
at a time. Where do you start? Start where you are. Start where your
know the community and start with what you fell you can man
hi, list, give me welcome. I want to give a short report about the
open-air open!space which took place at vienna the 29. september
facilitatet together with Erich Kolenaty.
I`m a german freelance consultant. My interest and my experience on LGI
goes back to the early seventies when I`ve been membe
Hi,
Nobody, but nobody, can unlurk like my dear friend Florian Fischer.
WEY to go, Florian!
Ralph Copleman
Hello Florian,
and welcome to the list. I enjoyed reading your report and received
encouragement from you in terms of great use of Open Space. Thank you very
much.
Birgitt Bolton
www.openspacetechnology.com
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