We recently received this message from a friend, fighting in Iraq. I thought
that it might be of interest for everyone to hear things from a young soldier's
perspective.
If you think about it, we truly are "opening the space" for the Iraqi people to
live in peace.
Judy Spady
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: who
decides about that? who accepts?
You just do your best to make what your doing worth the cause..: is it really
the best that can be done???
these Iraqi citizens appreciate it.: ?
people are getting hurt and dying.: !!! who
can jus
Shay,
Thanks for your reply. I'm fully aware that many will disagree with me on
this subject and that's okay.
I agree with you that force was used to open the space which is obviously
not an OST principle (but I don't think that means that the space can't be
're-opened'). I disagree that it sta
Funda writes:
"a long term democracy (at least freedom of expression for everybody) can not
be created by force."
The big question I have for you to think about is...Who has force been used
against in the Iraq war? It isn't the people who are trying to build the
democratic society. The U.S. a
let us talk about
constructive and participative intervention, not a destructive one.
filiz
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Spady's
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 5:2
st. And, we have to refrain from
verbal tricks if we want this list to be the global open space where we can
handle complexity together.
I might be wrong.
Agneta Setterwall, Sweden
Spady's wrote:
Funda writes:
"a long term democracy (at least freedom of expression for
rain from
verbal tricks if we want this list to be the global open space where we can
handle complexity together.
I might be wrong.
Agneta Setterwall, Sweden
Spady's wrote:
Funda writes:
"a long term democracy (at least freedom of expression for everybody) can
not be c
so
frightened by terrorism and by fundamentalism of all kinds. All kinds.
We don´t have to agree at all on this list. And, we have to refrain from
verbal tricks if we want this list to be the global open space where we can
handle complexity together.
I might be wrong.
Agneta Setterw
Chris,
Thanks for all of your insights and great discussions!! Good food for
thought. I, too, agree that this soldier's note is a very small piece of
the whole puzzle...BUT..I, personally, still conclude (not based
solely on his email but on many other learned factors) that Iraq is a mor
To emphasize that it is a fact, not just my opinion.
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From: Esther Ewing
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Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: Word from a US soldier
Judy:
Why did you put "fact" in quotes?
Chris,
Thanks for al
Okay...so.I'm still waiting to hear why it's not a fact. Once
again, I have never said that my views are more or less valid than any other.
That's why I clarified the items that were my personal opinion from those of
fact. I don't get it
Is the name "Open Space Technology" a Registered Trademark? I don't see it
listed that way on any of the websites but I just wanted to be sure for
publication purposes.
Thanks,
Judy Spady
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Subject: Quick Question
Is the name "Open Space Technology" a Registered Trad
MessageRobin,
I, too, am interested in some advice on how to briefly explain OS to
clients...especially in writing. Thank you so much for sharing this blurb that
you wrote. It's great! :-)
I do find something a bit confusing though. You state: "Open Space meeting is
highly structured throug
Awesome, Lisathanks for sharing! As a newbie, this is the "good
stuff".
Judy Spady
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From: "Lisa Heft"
To:
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: elevator speech
Hi, I'm late to this discussion, but:
Here's my 'elevator speech' --
Open Space T
I agree with Ralph (but in a different way than Esther did). I think what
Ralph is trying to say is be extremely careful with this one (in the US
anyhow). Sexual Harassment in organizations is something that the company
has to acknowledge and portray an image of the caring, concerned
body.BU
Okay, I have to pipe in a bit on this one...
Masud, I find it extremely ironic that the posting you made to Therese implies
that she was being judgmental and then in this post you instantly jump to
conclusions and "judge" her...h... IMHO you cannot factually conclude that
her lack of respo
Masud,
Sorry for the delay in my response. I am responding to your question below
because I want to apologize to you and to the list (in case others did not
understand as well) for using a description that is obviously not universal.
"Baited response" refers to a situation where the person asking
Sort of an interesting perspective about space that "seems" open, but really
isn't. Sorry if this offends anyone in regards to the religious
connotation.
Judy Spady
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