At 15:47 07-05-2002 -0800, Julie Smith wrote:
I can't concentrate on all the important things you had to say because
I'm thinking about this:
> PS: it's interesting that your adress is @mosquitonet. Do you know
waht is
> a "mosquito" in Portuguese?
In Alaska, the mosquito is our most prevalent
Brian,
You said:
> I don't know if others might be
> interested in it, and would be happy for you to add it to the LIST if
> you think so.
This is such a WONDERFUL story! I have no doubt others will benefit from
it, as I have.
Thank you,
Peggy
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From: "Fr Brian S Ba
What an exciting story. It seems like a "touchy" thing to suggest,
and not intended as a "non-collaborative" strategy, but I see a
constructively "subversive" quality to open space here. Since it so
much (and so easily) mobilizes the "wisdom in the room", it may be a
good tool to "politely" free
Dear dear Brian:
WON DER FUL!
A keeper for sure!
Thank you.
Winston
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And I wish to point out that it was not Jesus the Man/Christ who said that
he was God - it was man who said that he was. Jesus (if indeed he did say
the words that are often quoted as his) simply said that he and the Father
were one. Out of this mankind (and the Catholic Church in particular) has
Hi -
I'm intrigued by OST, and wondering how it can be practically used in our
consulting business.
Here are some specifics:
1. If the management of a business unit has already defined business needs
and/or opportunities, would it make sense to use OST
a. to figure out what kinds of knowledge
Paul Roberts...
Welcome to the list. I've done lots of open space activities in a wide
range of organizations, and here are a few thoughts in response to your
questions. No doubt you'll get a number of replies.
> I'm intrigued by OST, and wondering how it can be practically used in our
> consul
At 02:15 PM 5/8/2002 +, Ralph C. wrote:
Yes.
I can't believe it -- I am in total agreement. AND Ralph is the Soul of
brevity. Would that I could learn to be the same.
> 3. In a large, global organization where even one functional group (like
> R&D) might be thousands dispersed across the
toni and others interested:
for a convincing read, reinforcing your point that jesus is misrepresented
by authors of the bible, get the book, "jesus against christianity," by jack
nelson-pallmeyer.
i attended a seminar with him this past weekend. he is a professor of
non-violence at a catholic u
Thanks, John, I will definitely look that one up. I have read several books
that are very enlightening on the subject and find it absolutely deLightful
to see how human these beings are when on earth and how the mass
consciousness feels drawn to create something that will mirror that which it
wish
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