Chris--
My heartfelt thanks to Ralph for starting this tradition, and to you for
nurturing its beginnings. I have friends who are filled with admiration (yes,
even a little envy!) that I am part of a group that has its own Poet Laureate.
Joelle
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A poetic hello to you all.
Joelle announced that I have been selected by your virtual sticky-dots
to be your next Poet Laureate. Thank you for this incredible honor and
I follow in some very big footsteps, considering the Poet Laureates and
Poet Kings who have gone before me and the delightful s
You might tell your friend Dave Pollard - Right On! But you might also
suggest to him (quietly) that he may be working a little too hard. Just do
the Open Space, and all the rest will follow. But I am curious about one
thing. On Day I of his "program" we start with: "Training: in Open Space
method
Friends---
The winner of the OSList Poetry Celebration and Contest is Lisa Heft, for
Poem #6, which honors the journey many of us have made from thinking that being
a
facilitator meant keeping control over a meeting, to knowing that if we will
hold the space, the people will do it all themsel
Well, Lisa displays excellent convergence tendencies in holding the titles
of Access Queen AND OSLIST Poet Laureate. Congrats Lisa!
For all those who might be curious, the OSLIST Biannual Restricted Form
Poetry contest started in the spring of 2000 when I issued the challenge to
the list. Ralph
QuickTime works on Windows, as well. Sorry to spoil your exultation! :o)
~Alan Klein
-Original Message-
From: Kate Armstrong
With Apple QuickTime (and DSL), I was able to immediately watch Ted's
video. Here's 1 for MACs! ;-)
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Hi Zelle,
in case Drew passes through Berlin tell him to call me...there are loads
of practitioners in this city eager to meet others intereested...
In the meantime:
Peggy Holman, Michael Dobbie, Therese Fitzpatrick, Anne Stadler, Gabriel
Shirley, Karen Sella and you other great colleagues in a
At http://blogs.salon.com/0002007/2006/02/06.html";>How to Save the
World, my friend Dave Pollard, who is not an OST facilitator but is
learning and thinking a lot about it, is looking at using leading edge
thinking on social networks wisdom of crowds and Open Space Technology to
find ways to addr
Ted -- Made it to the great show. Marvelous!! And would recommend that
everybody else takes the trip. But a word of caution. If you don't have
plenty of bandwidth there could be a LOng wait for the download.
Specifically if you are on a dial-up connection you might want to go and see
a friend w
With Apple QuickTime (and DSL), I was able to immediately watch Ted's
video. Here's 1 for MACs! ;-)
Cheers,
Kate
On Feb 7, 2006, at 8:56 AM, Harrison Owen wrote:
Ted -- Made it to the great show. Marvelous!! And would recommend that
everybody else takes the trip. But a word of caution. If y
Ted,
Is there a chance you could share the Oregonian article? I went to
Oregonian.com, but it kicked me out.
Thanks,
Kate
On Feb 7, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Ted Ernst wrote:
This is the link for the movie itself.
http://www.ouroldhouse.com/geri/RecentChanges.mov
If that an incense don't work, w
This is the link for the movie itself.
http://www.ouroldhouse.com/geri/RecentChanges.mov
If that an incense don't work, well, we'll have to try something else. :-)
peace,
ted
On 2/7/06, Harrison Owen wrote:
> OK ted -- went to the video page but hadn't a clue how to view. Maybe a
> little ince
OK ted -- went to the video page but hadn't a clue how to view. Maybe a
little incense would help?
Harrison
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Drive
Potomac, Maryland 20854
Phone 301-365-2093
Skype hhowen
Open Space Training www.openspaceworld.com
Open Space Institute www.openspaceworld.org
Perso
who'd have thought hippie tech could be so productive?michael
On 2/6/06, Ted Ernst wrote:
> http://recentchangescamp.org/ConferenceVideo
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> Geri Weis-Corbley shoots video and "edits in the camera." This movie
> she shot seems to really get at the essense of the conference as well
> as pro
hi zelle,
i'm convening a gathering of seattle os friends on bainbridge island
on thursday of this week. drew is very welcome. it would be a great
way to meet 'seattle's best' - and i'm not talking about the coffee!
we'll be meeting all day, or until it's over. have him email me
directly if he
Hello,
My wife Maureen McCarthy's brother Drew Keegan is interested in finding
out more about being an Open Space practitioner. He is a wonderful
person, has been reading about and hearing about Open Space for the last
few years and wants to know more. Drew lives in Seattle, Washington.
Maur
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