Hi, Open Space folks! I wanted to make sure you knew about this
opportunity to influence the Open Government Directive. Someone may
want to add a post about OST under Participation: New Tools and
Technologies.
Begin forwarded message:
From: Sandy Heierbacher
Date: May 22, 2009 4:22:55
Larry, I'm in for Toronto! My sister lives there and it will be an
opportunity to visit her from Florida. As for the OS list, I still marvel at
it every day. It's like a friend whispering its wisdom in so many inspiring
ways. The Wave Rider event was very intense for me and I so honor this
commun
I think of the between space as the permeable membrane. The shape of the
membrane, the spaces within the membrane change and are different depending
on what is happening on either side of it. It is constantly transformed by
the communication of its bordering spaces. These spaces are changed by
t
Now that I am playing with a variety of social networks, lists, Linkiden
groups, twitters and all, I find the OS list one of the things I use to keep
in touch -- it is interesting what it all takes now to stay connected. The
connections are great and I want time for other stuff too.
Christine, I
Dear Open Space Friends,
I invite you to read and consider voting for the Promise USA proposal
for the Open Government Initiative - http://opengov.ideascale.com/akira/dtd/2632-4049
(see the text version below my signature)
Promise USA proposes a series of national conversations, initiated b
The first volume of this work has the quote to which you referred,
Christy. Here is a bit longer snippet:
I have expressed the idea that space must be considered an
almost living entity—a kind of stuff which, depending on the
recursive structures that are built up in it, b
Hi Doug,
You wrote:
But I think there is a next step, a deeper step: it is to the between. He
writes of something *making*
me feel alive, *generating* a feeling of life, *inducing* greater harmony:
these speak of one (living)
thing touching--meeting--another. It is this bumping, interacting, b
