Kay, Marlene, Prasad, Sheryl, Robert, Larry, Tony, Jeff, Peggy,
Welcome to OSLIST!
Murli
Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D
Asst. Professor, Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University
Boise, ID 83725-1615 USA
In response to a question - nothing about the list has changed. Accessing
the site archives will not infect your computer with digital pathogens. As
a rule, use Firefox, Flock or Opera rather than Internet Explorer as your
browser.
Cheers,
Murli
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ing their 15% free
personal time and oodles of stock options.
And oh, it has a great search function that neatly sends off your mail into
a variety of folder-like buckets.
That's it!
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Murli
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>>> englej...@hotmail.com 03/21/06 7:27 PM >>>
Friends on OSLIST:
For anyone who is interested, here's a link to a recent update on the
Campaign to End Child Servitude (in Haiti) which Beyond Borders is a part
of.
http://www.beyondborders.net/BB-Mail/2006-03/Madame-Marcel.htm
While this updat
of months,
Murli
Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Information Systems
Boise State University, College of Business
Boise, ID 83725, USA
http://www.murli.com
mu...@boisestate.edu
ph: (208) 426-3905
fax: (208) 426-1135
>>> " Harrison Owen" 12/01/06 12:45 PM &
Folks, we are once again under a major spam attack. Consequently, postings
are likely to appear strange, stripped of headers. Please bear with this
until the system is brought under control.
Thanks!
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Information Systems
Boise State University, College of Business
Boise, ID 83725, USA
http://cispom.boisestate.edu/murli
mu...@boisestate.edu
ph: (208) 426-3905
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Information Systems
Boise State University, College of Business
Boise, ID 83725, USA
http://cispom.boisestate.edu/murli
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College of Business, Boise State Unive
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D
Asst. Professor, Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University
Boise, ID 83725-1615 USA
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voice:(208) 385-3905; fax:(208)
Yup!
At 12:18 PM 3/6/98 -0800, you wrote:
>Murli,
>
>Thanks for the warning. I will update the web site. Sounds like I need to
>do it on the 13th, yes?
>
>Peg
Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D
Asst. Professor, Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University
Bo
Anne,
This is a wonderful thing and I am delighted about the initiatives. It
seems that I have no choice but to also purchase a membership in OSI U.S.
and I will do that gladly and send you the money shortly. But, with all the
work and effort I have been putting into growing things at this end, the
Thanks for all the info. you have made sure got communicated to all. I am
excited about some of what has been concluded and dubious about some of the
rest (and I may be dubious only because of how the ideas are coming across
in written form without benefit of having heard the discussions).
I am ex
What a great subject for an open space! Open Space helps a group
self-organize.
For me, the first step is to get VERY clear about the purpose of the
gathering. People participate in OS meeting because they are drawn to
something they really care about. The way you express the purpose has a lot
t
It is customary on many lists for list members to introduce themselves when
they join. I thought it might not be a bad idea for us to do the same here.
So here goes.
My name is Murli Nagasundaram. I am an Assistant Prof of Computer
Information Systems in the College of Business at Boise State U
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 1997 09:41:47 -0700
* EDITOR=rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu,(oslist)
* OWNER= rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu
* List managed by:
* Murli Nagasundaram
* Boise State University
* Boise, Idaho 83725
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mcgaf...@airmail.net Thomas McGaffey
cave...@aol.com
Thanks for your intro Larry. I am posting all intros as they come on our
website (http://www.idbsu.edu/business/murli/openspace). This is for the
benefit of members who join later. I'm not sure how long I can keep this
updated, but I'll try as long as I can. Murli
Murli Nagasund
Hello Marlene,
It is exciting that you are interested in using more Open Space with the
Saint Joseph Mercy Health System in Michigan. I have recently done some
work with Open Space with the transitions team here at our hospitals and
although limited in time, folks felt for the first time in their t
Likewise, Prasad. Regards. Murli
>Thank you very much Murli:
>Look forward to exploring with you
>
>Prasad Kaipa
>Director, The Mithya Institute for Learning
>4832 Pinemont Drive
>Campbell, CA 95008-5714
>(408) 866-8511
>pra...@mithya.com
>pka...@aol.com
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>explore unlearning topic during the
The following message is from Birgitt Olson. Birgitt, it appears you have
a new email address. If you could resubscribe to the list from this new
email address and then resubmit the messages, they'll go through properly.
Also, I think you need to enter your new email address in the preferences
or
Thanks for all the info. you have made sure got communicated to all. I am
excited about some of what has been concluded and dubious about some of the
rest (and I may be dubious only because of how the ideas are coming across
in written form without benefit of having heard the discussions).
I am ex
Date: Sat, 8 Mar 1997 13:46:33 -0700
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mcgaf...@airmail.net Thomas McGaffey
cave...@aol.com Kay Vogt
mblum5...@aol.comMarlene Blum
michael...@aol.com Michael Herman
pka...@aol.com
Greetings friends and colleagues,
Just wanted to share a few stories/thoughts briefly.
I facilitated an Open Space on Friday for a group that I have been working
with for nine months that have emerged most beautifully into an ongoing
Open Space organization. Along the way there were several joyous
>From Alan Stewart
===
I am a professional conversationalist, which means (in part)
that participants and I co-create the conditions in which
people tell their stories and make the opportunity to see
that they have a choice in the way their story unfolds.
Part of my practice is as a f
Subject: VACATION COVERAGE
I'm on vacation from 7/23-7/31. I will return to the office 8/3.
I will not be responding to e-mail or voice-mail messages during my
vacation. Please contact Kristen Blum, temporary assistant, at
731-2219 for OD&T administrative assistanc
>Date: Sat, 8 Aug 1998 23:23:31 -0600
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Dear Friends,
Our colleague Michael Pannwitz in Germany has been trying to reach out to
the list for a while, but his messages don't appear to be going through.
Here are his messages. Would appreciate if someone could address his
request. In addition to posting to the list, please also cc: his e
there any way to
>call that stuff back up? I am unsure if I have record.
>All the best
>Virginia
>
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College of Business, Boise State Unive
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results.
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University, Boise, ID 83725-1615, USA
voice:(208) 426-3905; fax:(208) 426-1135; email: rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu
Home Page: http://www.idbs
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Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University, Boise, ID 83725-1615, USA
voice:(208) 426-3905; fax:(208) 426-1135; email: rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu
Home
es.
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise State University, Boise, ID 83725-1615, USA
voice:(208) 426-3905; fax:(208) 426-1135; email: rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu
Home Page: http://www.idbsu.edu/business/
>From Fr. Brian Bainbridge in Australia:
=
To those interested.
The James O'Toole book "LEADING CHANGE" is a mandatory read in these
matters. I rather assumed people would have read that. I was introduced
to it by Chris Schoch (Paris), a colleague of James,
, etc.).
At 10:22 PM 12/21/98 +0100, you wrote:
>How can I unsuscribe OS-list? Please helb me!!
>
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Boise State U., Boise, ID 83725, USA | (208)426-3905(vox)
EVERYTHING including the message)
Regards, Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
Boise State U., Boise, ID 83725, USA | (208)426-3905(vox) | -1135(fax)
ma
d "Options that may be set"
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
Boise State U., Boise, ID 83725, USA | (208)426-3905(vox) | -1135(fax)
mailto:rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu | http://www
rity would be useful for
the community, I would ask the person maintaining the website to consider
getting all the files from time to time and storing them at the OST website.
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof.,
structions available. I won't ask for a vote here,
but if you have any strong thoughts on this one way or the other, please
express them.
Thanks.
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
College of Business, Boise St
Folks,
Of the few responses I have received, most favor retaining the current name
of the list (i.e., OSLIST). So we'll leave it as it is until something
cataclysmic occurs.
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst.
ot;idbsu"
will continue to work for sometime, but I recommend you change rightaway.
Thanks!
Murli
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Boise State U., Boise, ID 83725, USA | (208)426-3905(vox) | -11
so dense.
>Barbara
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Computer Information Systems
Boise State U., Boise, ID 83725, USA | (208)426-3905(vox) | -1135(fax)
mailto:rismu...@cobfac.idbsu.edu | http://www.idbsu.edu/busines
Folks, I agree with Koos. Attachments are generally considered
inappropriate for lists. The OST website would be a great place, since
such attachments would be available even to future participants.
Best,
Murli
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Asst. Prof
--- Begin Message ---
Dear Sir or Madam,
Please can you advise who I should contact to ask permission to
include http://www.openspaceworld.com in the Only-Yellow-Pages online directory.
There is no charge, but we do need their permission.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Sophie LaCoste
Assistant
I want to thank all of you in the worldwide openspace-community for giving
so many helpful informations. We got many interesting hints and will come
along well - with an open space in dutch.
greetings from Vienna
Erich Kolenaty
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Hi all
I did a two day OS the week before last for a conference. Very powerful,
with the group of 50 or so wanting to continue with OS for next year's
events. However I too got a drop off (about 10).
While I did'nt pose the specific question I had overwhelming feedback
starting at the end of day
Dear Friends
Thanks for the posting on the WTO. Reading the reports yesterday on the
internal processes that lead to the breakdown of negotiations, I was
thinking alot about what would happen if you used Open Space in such a
politically motivated environment. Does it work? Or does the lack of
inte
At 12:16 AM 12/24/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Interesting responses...
>
>I have in fact only just stumbled upon Bohm's work and came to it quite
>circuitously. Lately I've been reading a lot of books about physics --
>The Dancing Wu Li Masters, Paul Davies's works, Fritjof Capra's stuff.
>This was jus
Please note the following change in my e-mail address,
effective immediately:
kl...@concentric.net
stay tuned for more news online!
Chris Kloth
Howdy,
This is primarily for African-American members of the list from the greater
Philadelphia (USA) area. My apologies to everybody else.
A friend requested my help in seeking someone to help with a community
project in Chester County. It apparently has to do with creating a plan for
the dev
After about 6 months lurking about the list serve, I am moved to speak.
Let me begin by saying how much I have enjoyed the stories, thoughts and
insights on this List Serve. I am guessing that most people get introduced
to OS by attending a workshop or meeting done in Open Space. A friend of
m
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deni...@alphalink.com.au Denis Hitchens
bill_har...
Dear Birgitt and Ward:
I am thinking of you and your new adventure as you begin this next stage of
your relationship. May God be with you and may your happiness together always
be growing even in your apart-ness as you live through the next few months
before you can be together all the time.
Jim
g...@onr.com writes:
>My college-aged son and I are looking for information
>about how Open Space was used as part of an academic
>program at Antioch. (Was it used in the Whole Systems
>program in Seattle?)
Hi Metta,
I can actually shed a little bit of light on this. Antioch actually has a
long
Hi everyone,
I have a request. Could you carefully consider how you title a message
before sending it or replying --so that the subject line actually reveals
something about the contents. Often a trail of a topic changes along the
way, but with the quick "reply" button, the old title follows alon
Bert,
I saw your message on the listserv last week describing your Open Space
experience at Antioch. I am in the process of getting an article published
in the Planning in Higher Education Journal. My article is titled, Widening
the Circle with Open Space: An Innovative Way to Increase Campus
Inv
From time to time you may be receiving messages posted apparently by me by
with someone else's name at the bottom of the message. Fear not, friends,
I am not (yet) a schizophrenic. These are messages posted by the
individuals who sign the messages but sent from an email address that is
not subs
as
the sender.
Koos
koos de heer
auryn management advies
utrecht, netherlands
mailto:koos...@auryn.nl
http://www.auryn.nl/
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Murli Nagasundaram, Ph.D., Assoc. Prof., Computer Information Systems
Boise State U., B
Opps, did it again and sent a private message to the whole list. Sorry
-Betty
_
Betty Didcoct TIES Consulting
be...@ic.org Building TIES between people to
phone: 208-682-3550 facilitate bette
Folks -- as some of you may be aware, all dissertations completed at US
universities are required to be archived with University Microfilms, Inc.,
Ann Arbor, Michigan. When I last checked (a few years ago), they provided
bound copies of dissertations for about $30-$40. This was before CD-ROMs
b
Don, what is the origin of the rain stick? Thanks. Murli
At 10:14 AM 3/1/00 -0800, you wrote:
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 10:14:58 -0800
Reply-To: OSLIST
Sender: OSLIST
From: Don Ferretti
Subject: Re: Talking Stick
X-To: alan.stew...@flinders.edu.au
To: osl...@listserv.boises
You asked:
1. What do you think about the way another process was used inside OS (the
law and principles of OS continued to exist â law of mobility, etc.)?
Well, I don't have a problem with it because of the freedom for others to do
something else and because the laws and principles were main
1. A couple of weeks ago I did a two hour introduction of OS for a group
of facilitators in Taiwan. There are a couple that are quite interested
inlearning more, and I have suggested they join the List Serve.
Unfortunately, I can't remember how I joined this wonderful list serve.
Could someone
Joe,
Sounds like an interesting project. Chris Schoch (schochc...@aol.com)
ran a two day Open Space for just under 1000 people, for Robert Bosch
(electronics manufacturers) in Caen, France. I was one of his many assistants.
The main thing to consider is that you will need a lot of wall. A lot.
H
Joe and others:
I've changed my email address and it looks like I'm not no longer an
official subscriber to the OS list. That's why my email looked as though
it was from Murli. (Is someone out there able to help me resubscribe, please?)
Anyway, my contact details are below, just in case you need
Hi Don.
Yes, sounds like mission impossible but I'd say definitely think about it.
A couple of weeks ago I was involved in three discrete Open Spaces at a
big health service conference, each lasting 60 minutes. All three of
them went just fine.
Timings:
5 mins: Welcome and briefing
5 mins: Co
delete oslist a.luttm...@gmx.de
There have been, of late, a number of list-users trying unsuccessfully to
unsubscribe from OSLIST.
The key matter to keep in mind is to send your message to:
lists...@listserv.boisestate.edu and not osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
I know it would make more sense to send it the latter; unfortunat
At 15:17 22-03-2000 -0500, Harrison Owen wrote:
At 06:35 PM 3/20/00 +1000, you wrote:
>Dear Friends
>
>At a recent lunch with an OS colleague (with suitable liquid encoragement -
>perhaps a little more than two martinis!) I described OS as an operating
>system (like Microsoft Windows 98) in contr
Hello,
after my first year having facilitated several Open Spaces (what a
grace, this way of working!) for a next one I got asked whether it makes
sense to start
an virtual Open space beforehand the "physical one". Now I`ve seen
this once, and wasnt very enthusiastic about the results, but then
Chris:
What a hoot! I loved it.
Esther
Have peopled ever used OS as a format for running focus groups?
I work for a company that sells English language learning products in
Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan. Once people purchase the product, they also
join a club where they can attend activities where they use the English
they are learnin
patrick.mcau...@sympatico.ca writes:
>> Is the Open Space movement capable of taking us out of the boxes that
>we're doing open
>> space in - you know what I'm saying??"
>
>is that Open Space is all about breaking down barriers and getting us out
>of boxes.
This is theory. In practice open space
Don, here is a summary of the OST laws in Spanish, which we have used
during the last couple of years
in Mexico and other LA countries.
Please be aware that "mariposo" (butterfly) also has a 'second
connotation', ... that of a gay person.
We have continued to use this word though. Pls. feel free
Here is my entry:
Yearning, churning, burning, learning
Starts the grand adventure;
Opening, widening, rounding, bounding
Spirit in the circle.
Working, lurking, harking, sparking,
People moving and connecting;
The butterflies and bumblebees
Buzzing, humming and intersecting.
Nearing ending, cl
Hi,
Sorry, I gave you the wrong home page address to Birgitt Williams.
It should be http://www.openspacetechnology.com.
Best regards Agneta Falk
Robert:
You are so right - we do need to value the singer. And the singer is not just
singing from their own inspiration. The singer sings from the divine within.
Regards
Esther
The recent Open Space I facilitated in Belgium was a challenge and left me
wondering whether or not to even call what we did Open Space.
The challenge actually started when the program was being designed. The OS
process kept getting little pieces picked away here and there. I managed to
keep six
To Andrew Donovan
Hi Andrew.
Here's the contact info I have:
Roffey Park Management Institute
Forest Road
Horsham
West Sussex RH12 4TD
United Kingdom
Phone 44 1293 851644
Fax 44 1293 851565
Another contact is Therese Turner, email therese.tur...@roffey-park.co.uk
Hope this is useful. If all
Jeff:
I, too, understand the importance of the elevator speech in conveying the
best of open space. Here is my "take" on it:
Open Space puts any number of people together to share their passions and
create something new. If you are open and willing to risk a little, you will
gain much.
That wa
All,
I have been using the commercial facility egroups.com to run a couple of
lists on a test basis, and am quite impressed with it. I'd like your
opinion on whether we should switch to it from our present listserv. I am
considering the switch because of some recurring problems and limitations
TWORKS
Tel : ESN 456-1614, External (905) 693-1614
Fax : ESN 456-1615, External (905) 693-1615
E-Mail : scotp...@nortelnetworks.com
-Original Message-
From: Murli Nagasundaram
[<mailto:rismu...@cobfac.boisestate.edu>mailto:rismu...@cobfac.boisestate.edu]
Sent: Tuesday
Looks like a neat system Harrison. Does it have an email option so that
you receive each post as an email message? I notice that it supports web
links and files, but couldn't figure out how that is done in the brief time
I spent there.
It really is time to move on from just the LISTSERV -- this
Michelle, here is an example of an add appended to the end of a message:'
Life's too short to send boring email. Let SuperSig come to the rescue.
http://click.egroups.com/1/5108/2/_/_/_/960947369/
---
Egroups: A clarification
While there have been several messages in support of a switch to egroups,
there have been a significant number that have expressed concerns over
being limited to reading messages only over the web. In fact, egroups
gives you the option of receiving messages via email or
All,
We've finally got our LISTSERV archives on the web. This goes back only
till March 1998, and I vaguely recall that this list started before that
time.
Here's what you do to access the archives (BONUS: you can manage your
subscription settings there too, as well as post messages from the b
OSLIST now has 292 members. And I learn from the web archives that 42
members have actively participated during this month alone -- quite
impressive for a list. Chris Corrigan was the postingest of them all
followed by Harrison Owen and Pat McAulley.
The things you can learn from accumulated dat
Peggy,
Our IT folks are humming and hawing about getting the older stuff back into
the archives. They say it is technically possible, but very
difficult. Apparently, they didn't transfer the archives when they
switched server technologies in early 1998. I'm going to try persuading
them, but ch
Folks, the egroups list is up and running. About 90 listserv members have
been automatically subscribed, and the rest (about 200) have been sent
invitations to accept subscription (because egroups doesn't allow more than
100 to be automatically subscribed in a day).
I'd appreciate if everyone re
The website is:
http://www.egroups.com/group/oslist
Murli
e quantity but it's the quality in the messages
>of chris and harrison and all of us
>which makes this open!space-community so full of spirit.
>i know, that you know this as well.
>best regards
>florian
>
>
>Murli Nagasundaram schrieb:
>
>> OSLIST now has 292 member
Jay,
After this point, in the spirit of OST, I am going to let the Law of Two
Hands decide which way to go: both listserv and egroups are going to remain
open indefinitely; one of them might just cease to be the primary forum.
Or both, since Harrison has been showing us a Third Way.
>From what ha
There have been several messages for OSLISTers about having missed some
recent postings. Here's how you catch up:
To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of
osl...@egroups.com:
1. Visit: http://www.egroups.com/group/oslist
2. Sign in (or sign up, if you haven't alrea
after the poll.
Murli
List Vassal
=
On Tue, 13 Jun 2000 16:16:43 -0600, Murli Nagasundaram
wrote:
>All,
>
>I have been using the commercial facility egroups.com to run a couple of
>lists on a test basis, and am quite impressed with it. I
Dear Jay,
It sounds like a great idea. Maybe this can be addressed at the conference
in Stowe.Grace
- Original Message -
From:
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:47 PM
Subject: Raising Awareness of OS
Dear Open Space Community:
I promised the Board of the Open Space Institute of
Hello OSLIST members,
We are sorry if this is not the place to provide an update, including our
e-mail address, but we have lost any memory of how else to do this (moving
kills brain
cells). Our old e-mail address is ho...@lankaster.com and our new address
is ho...@consultant.com We have just
Murli,
Just to fill in a gap on the egroups. I haven't responded on this topic
for lack of passion - I'll go wherever the list is as long as it isn't too
complicated. I did not receive an egroups invitation so I suspect many
others did not as well.
Let's decide soon! Off to a great OS adventu
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