The WMD page has been around for a while. The reason it comes up when
you tell Google you feel lucky is that Google ranks pages based on how
many links those pages have to them. Many webloggers have been linking
to the WMD error page, driving up its page rank and placing it at the
top of the list
Hi Peggy,
right, I never have met Murli, either, other than a few exchanges per
email.
He does exist, I am sure. He is part of our common history. He should
come to Denmark.
If you happen to read this, Murli, come and join us in Denmark.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 13:20:18 -0700,
Dear Brendan,
I feel your passion all the way into summery Berlin, thanks.
Your experience mirrors ours here in Berlin with local twists.
As we began organising the first Berlin OSonOS back in March of this
year we felt we had to get 30 people to sign up at 70 bucks each to
cover costs for a fullbl
Dear Brian,
bless you, this adds to the lore and to the truth, of course... I
love your indelible memory of the multudinous rainbows.
And for me it ain't irrelevant for those rainbows are indelibly
imprinted in my memory as part of the rise of the worldwide openspace
community.
See you in Denmark,
Artur Ferreira da Silva schrieb:
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> PS: Do it quickly before they correct it...
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dear artur,
why the hurry ?
why not waiting for the correction
if there is something to correct.!
I prefer waiting.
florian
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Dear friends:
I suggest a little experiment:
1) Go to the site: www.google.com
2) Key "weapons of mass destruction" (don't hit Enter)
3) Hit the botton "I am lucky", and not the normal google search
4) Read careffully what seems to be an error message. You may also follow
the links.
Have a n
I find myself still pondering what feels like a contradiction in my answer
to Birgit's question. It has to do with the essence and form of Open Space.
Raffi described the meeting he attended saying:
>But the energy of the sessions felt very much like OS. I wouldn't call
>it full OS.
and then sai
At 05:45 PM 7/4/2003 +0200, Susanne Hildebrand wrote:
And still I´m chewing on things like power, economic constraints, subtle
domination structures.
no questions yet. just - what is a dufus? ein Doofie vielleicht?
Alternatives might be -- "not the brightest candle on the cake," or
"playing w
Colleagues:
It's been a while since I posted a story of a recent Open Space, but I
have a few saved up, including this one, which I undertook with my
erstwhile partner Chris Robertson.
I just returned from northern British Columbia, in a region known as
"The Peace," named for the mighty river tha
G'day folks
Alongside the current fascinating conversation about OS origins and form,
I'd like to share my wee bit of passion about the ongoing story of our
local OS practice Group here in Perth, Western Australia - called Keeping
the Space Open (KTSO)...
It began after Michael Herman's (that fl
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