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Dear Diane and others working with the convergence. I'll give you my thoughts
about what you wrote
Question: (1- When you put topics in rows, would it quicken the voting process
if
topics were placed in the numerical order )
Answer: I don't put numbers on them.
(4. Ingrid, when you announced the
Dear Ones All:
Recently, my company had an interesting situation--it was supposed to be an OS,
life was moving well--and suddenly the management got cold feet. Four days
before an event that had been in planning for a month and a half, it was
decided that we needed traditional facilitation ins
Diane and Ingrid wrote:
>When you put topics in rows, would it quicken the voting process if
>topics were placed in the numerical order
>I invite them to action plan on everything they want to. Even though they
>have just a few dots on them.
Are you talking about voting and clustering to work
At 12:15 PM 3/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear Ones All:
>
>Recently, my company had an interesting situation--it was supposed to be an
>OS, life was moving well--and suddenly the management got cold feet. Four
>days before an event that had been in planning for a month and a half, it
>was decided t
A treasure for many reasons - thank you, karen
Karen McCarthy Casey
Inspired Action
PO Box 433
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
949-723-8510
Recently I provided Harrison an update on my research as I promised him I
would. In it is an observation of reaction by my fellow students to the
subject of OST. Has anyone experienced any similar reactions to OS when
not formally Opening Space. Harrison's response to me on this is included.
Har
Hello,
after my first year having facilitated several Open Spaces (what a
grace, this way of working!) for a next one I got asked whether it makes
sense to start
an virtual Open space beforehand the "physical one". Now I`ve seen
this once, and wasnt very enthusiastic about the results, but then
"What happens is the only thing that happens."
I'm with you.
That "only thing that could have" has stuck in my conscience like a fishbone
for more than a year.
-Chris Weaver
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>From: Murli Nagasundaram
>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: virtual OS / a proposal regarding one of
Nice. That really speaks to alot of things for me...
Thanks for posting it.
Chris
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CHRIS CORRIGAN
108-1035 Pacific Street
Vancouver BC
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Phone: 604.683.3080
Fax: 604.683-3036
At 02:53 PM 3/29/00 +, you wrote:
>"What happens is the only thing that happens."
>I'm with you.
>That "only thing that could have" has stuck in my conscience like a fishbone
>for more than a year.
>
>-Chris Weaver
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I love to split hairs. And being grammatically
The grammer of the principles is most interesting. For example,
"whoever comes is the right people." should be either "whoever comes are
the right people" or "whoever comes is the right person," according to
that sublime authority, the Microsoft Word 98 Grammer Checker.
I think that so far, the o
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