Re: improve the list's flow

Re: [OSLIST] improve the list's flowIt's my experience that, when I select "Reply" in Outlook Express 5 (rather than "Reply to All") that OSLIST comes up, rather than the address of the individual who contributed the posting. Selecting "Reply to All" yields OSLIST ; osl...@listserv.boisestate.

Re: improve the list's flow

seems to me this issue was raised in the last few weeks and most of the comments were in favor of the community connections made by support and thanks and other niceties. i remain in favor of them, for whatever that's worth. but could we not keep revisiting the same issues over and over... micha

Re: net-etiquette

I'll stand with Kerry asking that we not post huge files to the list, rather send them to those who request. And I'll say Bravo to Laurel for your good work and sharing your stories with us. I do like the short comments of appreciation and support that I see. BUT it's much more wonderful when the

Re: improve the list's flow

I'm happy to read these little notes as well. It's open space after all and whatever happens... Esther Ewing * * == osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of osl...@listserv.boisestat

Re: A Different Kind of Convergence

Chris: You are absolutely right. However here is the context and the "deal": Everyone will be present for the open space including the senior folks (even the CFO). However I was inserted late in the process and there wasn't room in the hotel for everyone to stay for the third day. And part of wh

Re: improve the list's flow

Kerry Napuk wrote: While reports on actual OST events and points on process always are welcome, do all of us have to experience personal notes of support and congratulations? It might help to clean up the list serve if people directed personal comments to the originators. I appreciate the notes

improve the list's flow

Laurel Doersam re powerpoint presentation Your unsolicited transmission took 15 minutes to download and consumed 3.5 mb. In the future, would people offering to send files restrict the transmission to those who ask for them. My business partner was irate over this blockage which held up more im

Health care OST

I know I've whined before about the difficulties in getting adequate time for OST in a health care setting. One of the things that seems to happen is that people approach me for a 2 hour session, and I negotiate it up to 4 hours. I mentioned in the recent facilitator training that once a group do

Re: A Different Kind of Convergence

Hello, Esther, question to clarify the situation: are the senior managers present during the first two days? Or do they step in later, for the third day only?? If the later is valid, you would probably need a lot of the 3rd day to help seniors to find their way in the space that has been created du

Re: Facilitator training

Laurel Thank you for such a wonderful gift. It is great to have such a resource at the touch of a button. Some of the Asian characters were not accepted by an "English" formatted computer but what came through is good stuff. Thanks Rob * *

Re: Facilitator training

Laurel That's great work! Fantastic. Thank you very much for your generosity! Ralph -Original Message- From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]On Behalf Of Doersam, Laurel Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 8:00 PM To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Subject: Re: Facilitator tr

Re: Facilitator training

Laurel, I would like to see the PowerPoint slides on OS. Thank you very much! Reading your report I was fascinated by the rituals. I realised that I want to deepen my understanding of rituals. Do you or does anyone from the list have some resources or links that help me to understand better the nat

Re: re : Michael Pannwitz address

Dear colleagues, I've read you SOS and tried to phone his family to ask where he's strolling around. Surprise, surprise, he was on the phone himself - just coming back from a journey. You can get in touch with him by dialing: +49-30-772.8000. His computer has been struck by lightning and he's jus

Re: improve the list's flow

My apologies to all - I accidentally sent the file to the listserve, but intended it to go directly to the person requesting the file. One of the problems with technology is human error - mea culpa. Sorry. -Original Message- From: kerry napuk [mailto:k...@napuk.demon.co.uk] Sent: Friday,

Re: Client Curveball No. 321 -- how would you do it? and a perspe ctive and two offers

Chris, Thankyou for sharing your beautiful story and your wisdom. Laurel. -Original Message- From: Rhett Hudson/Chris Weaver [mailto:rhett&ch...@main.nc.us] Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 5:32 PM To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Subject: Re: Client Curveball No. 321 -- how would yo

Re: Powerpoint

I would like to see the powerpoint as well. With respect, Larry icala...@ficnet.net -Original Message- From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]On Behalf Of Don Ferretti Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 00:21 To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Subject: Powerpoint I also wou

training with harrison in chicago

hello all, having a grand time in chicago here with harrison. have 30 people in the training and another 50 in the one-day conference within the training. 5 major corporations, church, govt, education, music, dot.com, independent and internal consultatns, the UN, and more represented. what a tri

Re: Client Curveball No. 321 -- how would you do it? and a perspective and two offers

Chris, Birgitt, Michelle, Others, This thread has explored ethical questions about opening space for a group of victims of violence. In one of the entries in this thread, Chris Corrigan wrote: Just how much responsibility *I* am supposed to take for their healing is an open question in my mind..

Re: Powerpoint

At 09:20 21-09-2000 -0700, you wrote: I also would like to see the Power Point on OS. Thanks../Don me too. thanks Artur * * == osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archi