Dear Tricia,
Thank you for sharing this with us all as you have. What a gift! I love
how you just let it rip describing it. All the details, your feelings along
the way, and your reflections and retrospective. I will let others comment
as I do not think I could ever make one suggestion of anythi
This article on rhizomatic education totally sounds like open space.
Awesome read for anyone who is interested... and I'm curious now, who are
folks practicing this style of education and what does it look like in
their learning environments?
http://p2pfoundation.net/Rhizomatic_Education
On Sat,
Hi all, I posted a response to Tricia's "Sticky dots" email to us early
this morning. To my surprise, I then received this alert. Don't know if my
message went through and certainly don't know what was unacceptable or
inappropriate except maybe what "self organization and Open Space" might
invite :
...your email came through the first time
mmp
On 18.02.2013 11:51, Suzanne Daigle wrote:
Dear Tricia,
Thank you for sharing this with us all as you have. What a gift! I love
how you just let it rip describing it. All the details, your feelings
along the way, and your reflections and retrospect
...but now I got this message, same as you did!
whats this?
I found an old email from Harold Shinsanto when I googled for "Temasek
Polytechnic Email Security Team
Here is the text eas in our archive:
The OSList does not block s--t. Looks like Tamasek Polytechnic in
Singapore does though.
There
I think it's because I used the term "b*&$^fest" - creative filters :O
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 11:29 AM, Michael M Pannwitz
wrote:
> ...but now I got this message, same as you did!
> whats this?
> I found an old email from Harold Shinsanto when I googled for "Temasek
> Polytechnic Email Security
Even though you are working for free you need to fire this client. If they
won't work with you let them find someone else to work with.
The law of two feet applies to you too.
Bottom line is that whatever this client is doing is not earth shattering and
THAT important in the s heme if things.
There is a cafe in Vancouver that calls itself Rhizome. Seems like a very
interesting place to me.
http://www.rhizomecafe.ca/
Koos
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[mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] Namens Ashley Cooper
Verzonden: maandag 18 februari 2013 14:20
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Tricia – thanks once again for the honest “after action report.” I think you
covered every possible sin of omission, commission, and remission (whatever
that is). I think it is also true that you are being much too hard on
yourself. I totally agree with friend Suzanne, (who thought she actually
I can tell you that it is a very interesting place! It is a true community
"third place" where lots and lots goes on.
Chris
On 2013-02-18, at 12:27 PM, Koos de Heer wrote:
> There is a cafe in Vancouver that calls itself Rhizome. Seems like a very
> interesting place to me.
>
> http://www.r
Looks super interesting. Thanks!
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 3:27 PM, Koos de Heer wrote:
> There is a cafe in Vancouver that calls itself Rhizome. Seems like a very
> interesting place to me.
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> Koos
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How funny! It seems that Temasek Polytechnic has a different perspective on
'inappropriate' or a very strange filter system! It reached me fine. Thanks
Suzanne!
Kind regards
Amanda
Commercial Mediator
www.AmandaBucklow.co.uk
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+44 207 121 8772
P Save a tree ... pleas
Tricia, after your amazing experience, you may take heart that it will never
feel like that again. I whole heartedly recommend the preparation of self (as
Harrison has written already): meditation, walking, breathing, sleep, lots of
fresh water and remembering the principle that you are responsi
No speaking out of turn, Amanda. Totally correct (IMHP)!
Tricia - You are a Heroine!
ho
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oh goodness me - I'm not sure about all that! BUT, I really do appreciate
the support - it is valuable to me and my sometimes confused thought
patterns!as sow's ear.. I like it.
btw, thanks to Jeff and Chris for comments and little kicks in the butt (is
that a naughty word?) before.I would
Tricia - you were / are incredible.
You have learned so much - about yourself, about your intuition, about
your edges.
You shared so much for us all - I agree, well said, Amanda, respect
and affection.
And I am with brother Chris and I wish to say it this way:
How does your working with peo
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