Dear OSLIST,
In February I am facilitating an OST for the Student Summit of the Green
Schools National Conference in West Palm Beach, Florida. One of our
colleagues is making a video to help get the word out to youth about the
event.
Does anyone have, or can you point me toward, video clips that
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> Am 10.12.2012 um 04:53 schrieb Chris Weaver:
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> Dear OSLIST,
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> In February I am facilitating an OST for the Student Summit of the Green
> Schools National Conferen
Hi OSList,
I am interested in ways that OST and other methodologies flow according to
patterns that are present in living systems in nature (Some would use the
term biomimicry).
Do any of you have some specific examples from biology, ecology, and the
like of natural patterns and systems that are
at 9:25 AM, Chris Weaver wrote:
> Hi OSList,
>
> I am interested in ways that OST and other methodologies flow according to
> patterns that are present in living systems in nature (Some would use the
> term biomimicry).
>
> Do any of you have some specific examples from biol
Hi Richard,
Thank you for sharing these opportunities, and the outcome of your &
Eiwor's inspired work. I am excited to learn more.
Warmly,
Chris
On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 9:00 PM, Richard Schultz wrote:
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> Happy New Year Everyone!
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> It has been many, many years since I have participated
Dear Chris,
Wow, thank you for sending this message. I am donating. I am also deeply
inspired to hear your report of all these activities. Although my
knowledge is limited, I have a sense of historical perspective from a
summer I spent in the '90s in upper Saskatchewan, when First Nations
commun
esign.org.
Thanks!
Warmly,
Chris Weaver
Asheville
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Hi Alan!
Thank you for your "dispatch" from your continuing remarkable travels
as an itinerant
apparatchik. And thank you for sharing this gem from Anne Stadler. Anne's
kitchen was my first-ever encounter with OST, long long ago. Her words
whcih you share prove true to me increasingly each day:
Dear Sharon,
*Thank You!*
Apart from the great gift of the event itself, you also have a gift for
storytelling and putting your reflections into writing in a clear,
delightful, & uplifting way.
Blessings,
Chris
On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 12:36 AM, Christine Whitney Sanchez <
christ...@innovationpartn
Greetings All,
Ah, I can't resist jumping in to stir the pot. It is an honor to join a
thread peopled by so many folks whom I respect (and appreciate and love) so
much. I invite you to settle in for rather a long story, which may, at
some point, have something to do with "certification."
After
could not understand the difference between "certificate" and
> "certification" (maybe I had already drunk too much Oporto wine or, more
> probably, the cause is my lack of English proficiency...). Could you be so
> kind to please elaborate a bit more about what is th
ree about all you said, especially about the givens. I
> would even dare to say that the prework and the discussion there is what
> opens the space. What I do at the beginning of an OST meeting is ritual,
> also important but still ritual.
> Thanks for your story.
> Eiwor
>
&g
udacity.
>
> Chris C
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gt; Dear Chris W.,
> so, whats so unfortunate about teaching?
> cheers
> mmp
>
>
> On 10.08.2013 16:53, Chris Weaver wrote:
>
>
>> Unfortunately I will begin teaching in about a week and my time will be
>> under much greater demands than in summer. I'm also acti
OST."
>
> That is something that, if you have time, I also would like to know more
> about.
>
> Regards
>
> Artur
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> On Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 3:01 PM, Artur Silva
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> Hi Chris:
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> Thanks for your clarification.
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> It always has been - and it is now - a great pleasure to read your posts.*
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&g
looked the same, and in many ways I was still doing what I had been doing
> before — but
> it was different, and no longer very comfortable."
>
> So Chris, as our mutual Conversare <http://conversare.net/?page_id=250>friend
> Alan Stewart often says:
>
> "Loo
Hi Jamie,
This sounds like an exciting project. I have used OST a number of times in
school settings with students, and it is always invigorating. I am also
excited about your goal, to assist students to establish a way for the
student council to have a stronger voice in school governance, in
co
What a nice thread!
I am happy for you Jamie, and as a school-dwelling creature I will send you
my good thoughts on the 15th, with the great value of your work in mind.
Re: Daniel's question about "self-evident or not?" My musings:
- Aren't Thomas Jefferson's words interesting from a perspe
Congratulations, Jamie! It sounds like a fine event and a good one to
build on in your work.
I am interested in your P.S. topic. My first thought is how wonderful it
would be, at some point. for students who have learned and prepared to
facilitate an OST for a larger group in the student body, a
Hi OSlist,
In the role of co-sponsor rather than facilitator, I am crafting an
invitation to a multi-day "all-stakeholder" OST for a public school and its
community.
There has never been a meeting of this length in this community before.
Everyone is busy with work and kids, and many are asking,
etired folks dream up between trips to the
> grandchildren...
> Have a great day
>
> mmp
>
> On 25.10.2013 12:13, Chris Weaver wrote:
>
>> Hi OSlist,
>>
>> In the role of co-sponsor rather than facilitator, I am crafting an
>> invitation to a multi-day &qu
Thanks Harrison and bravo Michael Wood. I love this story too.
Will someone define Waveriding for me as cited here?
Chris
On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 11:05 AM, Hege Steinsland
wrote:
> Wow. I just love this story. And I´m so glad every time I hear about open
> space and self organization used in th
Hi Michael,
I am in agreement too with Michael P. and Harrison, from a
facilitator-space-holder's perspective. It is interesting though: a few
weeks ago, I had the for-me rare experience of being a participant and
co-sponsor for an OST in an organization that I am a part of. It was
exciting and
Hi Michael,
Posing your inquiry this way, I think there is lots to talk about.
Both Harrison and Birgitt Williams have paid close attention to the grief
cycle as an aspect of what's happening in any organization. I haven't read
Waverider yet, but I imagine that there are many connections. Descr
Thank you all for your words honoring Angeles.
Reflecting on Jeff:
*...to bring indigenous wisdom into modern institutions in a braided way...*
and on Thomas:
*The four ways of spirit: *
*Show up and be fully present*
*Tell the truth without blame or judgement*
*Follow what has heart and meaning
ocuments like GoogleDocs, allowing participants to type in
reports on their personal devices? I want to catch these high-school and
college youth leaders where they are at...but I want it to work!
Thanks for your thoughts.
Warmly,
Chris Weaver
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that both youth events and OS-within-a-larger-conference are
important applications that have some special puzzles to work out (without *
adding* anything unnecessary, of course [?]).
Cheers,
Chris
On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 6:46 PM, Lisa Heft wrote:
> Well if it isn't the fabulous Chri
Alexander,
just wanted to express my delight at learning from you of the existence of
the danish word
> arbejdsglaede
Maybe if the english title is workhappiness then the word will find its way
into our dictionaries before long.
chris
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Dear Carol,
What a powerful story you have told. Thank you for posting this - a
beautiful example of how OS can be of service to a community group that has
recently formed and does not yet have the structure of a formal organization
- a great moment of opportunity I think. The context of your pa
se
into the sky last night, and froze, and blanketed these mountains with
enough snow to close all the schools & block my road to Cherokee.
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
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congratulations florian -
(i still remember how a few years ago you cut your virtual sticky dots into
quarter-fractions so you could spread your vote among all the poems equally)
Thank you for the poetry and language of the heart
which you spin from your life into each of your postings.
May listpoe
lication in spring with
teenagers who are in the foster-care system, and also with school groups. I'll
be in touch with you directly next week.
Cheers!
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
Quoting chris macrae :
> Dear Michael & OS
>
> As I see :its a continuous proje
or, marks,
could you devote yourself entirely to space-holding, and not engage in the
discussions & work, as your offering to your community?
chris
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Chris,
One of these weeks I'll take a whole day-off just to follow the links and
attempt to wrap my mind around a fraction of what you are doing. Whatever
it is, it sizzles.
Your & Kelvie's one-liner ("gateway") is fabulous.
Chris (one of the other ones)
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Dear Mayke,
Is this amazing, or what?
Thanks for posting the question.
In a year or so you could add Antarctica to your travelogue and probably get
a response!
Cheers & Happy Travels,
Chris
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Therese,
Re: OS Organization and Ellipses: I am most intrigued, and I love
Alexander's super ellipse link. Please keep sharing your insights as they
unfold.
Chris
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> Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 22:06:52 -0800
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> Su
hi julie - congratulations from me too...and it's lovely to read your
thoughts again after a couple-month pause...
chris
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> Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 18:15:02 -0600
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ll around today, and we will open our ears according
to your practice...
chris weaver
swannanoa, north carolina
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yes, yes,
> Nous fe sek otou ou
chris
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hmm.
as i read birgitt's posting and the replies, it arises for me that the free
exchange of "ideas" from this list is a value for many people, and that an
ever-widening and indiscriminate availability of what has been posted to
this list is a value for many people. these appear to be "givens" fo
one more thought:
not having a digital video camera linked to the web focused on the circle of
my os events is, as i stated, about purpose...but i am thinking that it is
also about the givens of how a living system cares for itself. to my
friends on the list who know more than i about theories of
Dear OSLIST Community,
I am enthralled. This thread is connecting deeply with my intellectual and
emotional passion. Both the specific list-related issues at hand and the
window into deeper learning are important to me. I notice as well how much
I care about the people who are posting, and how
(This is a re-send of my previous post (Open Space/Open List...) with a new
subject-line for easier tracking - thank you.)
Dear OSLIST Community,
I am enthralled. This thread is connecting deeply with my intellectual and
emotional passion. Both the specific list-related issues at hand and the
w
hi kerry, chris, michael, harrison,
i'm enjoying the direction of your thoughts!
the type of givens i've found to be really useful are about things like the
terms of existing relationships with partner organizations (especially when
they are elegant!), previously-agreed-upon processes for organiz
Thank you Inge for your beautiful and inspiring message.
Warmly,
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
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Harrison wrote,
> I pity any person who has just joined this list, particularly if they are
> adverse to receiving a bunch of mail...
what a swarm
of bees we are
legs & wings covered in pollen
from flowers opening
all over the world
no shortage of honey
in this crazy hive
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larry,
thanks for this description. over time, there is a lot of subtlety in how an
organization honors, relies on, tethers to certain givens, while transcending
others. it also seems to me that the use of language about givens does
something deeper than defining specific parameters for an OST m
for marei's
law of 2 feet = honesty
for therese's
honesty = rigorous self-love
for artur's
honesty = not just conscious
thank you
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Where there is a fountain people will gather.
Where people gather they will talk and great things will happen.
thanks, chris.
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that's a lovely breeze
moving through the windows
you just opened, marei.
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> If it doesn't add to the peoples' power, don't do it.
> Keep it simple
> Non-Intrusive
> Be Appropriate.
this rings clear and useful. thank you harrison.
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Artur wrote,
> This compares with the big discussions in the previous
> times the question was raised. Of course, I am happy
> that now everyone seems to be in accordance with me.
> But my question is: what happened to explain that?
What happened to explain that?...maybe that I was sleeping ;-)
Chris, thank you for telling the story of this powerful event, and for
sharing the circumstances and design choices (all notable for their
simplicity) that led to such alchemy. Will you tell us another story? It
sounds as though the sponsoring agencies (as well as whoever determines how
UAS funds
hi wendy,
thank you, ever so much, for the robert graves poem. (i don't know where
you're writing from, but your post arrived 2 hours before dawn amid a
tremendous thunder and hail storm here in the north carolina mountains.)
here's a quote from martin prechtel, about life as art and about matur
Re: Is anything possible?These are very rich threads going on right now.
First, a thought about givens. Having been both in the sponsor/formal
leader's shoes and the facilitator/consultant's shoes, I appreciate that
useful givens are not about control but about commitments that a sponsor is
livin
phelim,
interesting indeed!
i remember chris corrigan posting a long time back about an island music
festival that also shared most of the elements of an ost meeting.
i live in a land famous for its music & arts festivals. some have "gone
corporate" and become more engineered, while some have m
Gerard,
Thank you for the list of polarities!
A delightful reminder that the longer I can stay at the heart of a paradox,
the closer I am to the heart of life.
Enjoying the Scandinavian waves from afar,
Chris
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Harrison asked, "And now what?"
And before that he described two conceptual bases he has found useful:
Complexity Theory, and Consciousness Studies.
Although "consciousness studies" is broad enough to (not include but touch)
it, I remind us of the conceptual base of Indigenous Science. Here are
Hey Tree ~ Yes, it's east-coast time.
Hi Eric ~ Since it's a call-in 800 number, I don't believe there is a problem
calling from Canada, but I'll inquire this morning & let you know what I find
out.
Chris
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Doug,
Immigration is an example of a social change issue that is ripe for not just
one-time OSTs but for an ongoing OST-based cross-sector learning communities
in many regions.
Because of this I agree with you that Chris Corrigan's idea of "invitation
support" is critical. This thread speaks to
Dear List,
Below is an invitation to participate in an OST facilitator
training/workshop with a special focus on the minimal appropriate structure
and clear methodology for initiating OST "learning communities" that
self-organize locally in an ongoing way around issues of broad urgency.
Birgitt Wi
roup
with passion for these issues who are intentional
non-internet/non-technology users. Have you encountered this? If yes, what
strategies are working for you in keeping these folks in the flow?
Thanks,
Wendy
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Hi Doug,
Here is a link about "Sustainability Learning Communities" that addresses
some of your questions. I'll tackle your request for definitions of
specific terms a little later :-)
http://springbranch.us/index.php?section=2
Chris
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thin a single organization, because the
communication networks are already in place. With a community event, the
extra time and effort to create this infrastructure makes a big difference
in the outcomes. Working with a planning or sponsoring team in this way is
an act of inviting them int
idn't read that anywhere.
Indifference, carelessness, freebe-ism, dependency- impeccable
irresponsibility as the unique path of Russian companies to responsibility:
issues and opportunities
Where would we be without a sense of humor? I'll never look to you for the
answer.
~Chris
Chris
nstrument. Until the
day came when I could stand up and play and the presence of a whole lot of
brilliant people in the room didn't evoke any fear because my fingers
trusted the keys and I knew that the music was coming from everybody.
Chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch, Inc.
Ashevill
ot;very clear" or "clearer than they had ever
heard," so it appears to me that this worked well.
I am right with you Harrison about not taking any questions, and after
"stepping out of the way" to then fully embody the reality that the meeting
belongs to the participants.
Chr
Dear Raffi,
Hold that yawn, my friend.
I don't know about FIV, and I don't use the word professional. But from a
village perspective, dependency is a beautiful thing.
I may plant my garden, but I am not a farmer. And I know someone who is. I
celebrate my dependence on how she cultivates her k
Raffi,
To your thanks, I say "de nada."
As you define the p, i'm happy to claim psh as a non-pejorative term. I
can't say it's "where we are at," but it appears to be where I am at.
Is it time for psh to dissolve like the early morning fog? Perhaps. & as
all things dissolve which dissolve pro
Raffi,
Although I have been accused of being poetic, I (mostly) just like sticking
sticks into wasps' nests. I know it's working when I get to see a few more
of your cards.
Christy & Aart, thank you for sharing your wonderful words.
Chris
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ever tried "closing the
triangle" but I like it a lot & look forward to adding it next time.
Chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch, Inc.
Asheville, North Carolina USA
ch...@springbranch.us
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hat invites them
to be as authentic as I strive to be.
Breathing out.
And then
comes the pulsating blissful moment
of stepping out of the way.
-- by Lenore Mewton, Chris Weaver, Zell
Wendy,
I didn't know you were the Dean of Accidental Ed at Titanic U! I had a job
there from 2003 to 2005 as a Rearranger of the Deck Chairs. If I had known
you were behind that office door I would have brought you a cup of tea.
Cheers,
(yes, a toast)
Chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch
ause I feel that even a solitary
"private" moment in the common space goes against the grain of openness.
Thanks for the question Peggy, and it's great to have you back aboard in
words!
Chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch, Inc.
Asheville, North Carolina USA
ch..
Nigel,
Like John, I'm posting and forwarding your story, like a drink of pure cold
water on a lng hot hot day. Please keep us posted as the work unfolds.
Blessings,
Chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch, Inc.
Asheville, North Carolina USA
ch...@springbranch.us <mailto:ch...@springb
Ah!
Thanks Craig for your perfectly naughty poem!
(i find myself boarding a ship
with my naughtical tools,
delighting as the knaughts
in the ropes untie themselves...)
;-)
chris
Chris Weaver
Springbranch, Inc.
Asheville, North Carolina USA
ch...@springbranch.us
http://springbranch.us
Thank you Lisa,
Thank you Laurel.
A poem by Nancy Wood:
A long time I have lived with you
And now we must be going
Separately to be together.
Perhaps I shall be the wind
To blur your smooth waters
So that you do not see your face too much.
Perhaps I shall be the star
To guide your uncertain wing
Andrew,
This is just to say that "being happy without knowing" is the nicest &
usefulest little phrase I've heard in some time. These days as I strive to
facilitate in language that young children can understand, simple words are
treasures indeed. Enjoyed the blog link too. Thanks.
Chris
to grants & other traditional funding
mechanisms. If all goes well we'll pilot this in North Carolina (probably
here in Asheville) by summer.
That's my news from the Northamerican southeast highlands, as the birds call
in the dawn from the Atlantic. Enjoy your day, everyone.
iane Brandon (coordinator of a regional coalition that uses
participatory methods like FS, WC, AI -- and OS soon)
PS Melinda Salazar, who I mentioned some time back on this list, and
who is now a member, is having Steve Cochran facilitate her OS on
Teaching Peace at the high school in Durham NH
back on this list, and
who is now a member, is having Steve Cochran facilitate her OS on
Teaching Peace at the high school in Durham NH on April 1.
On Mar 9, 2006, at 6:29 AM, Chris Weaver wrote:
> Thanks, Harrison & others, for the welcome when I posted a few weeks
> ago. It's lovel
I trust that your work will bear much fruit.
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
Thanks Jaime for the Bolivia report!
Tell us more stories sometime about your work there.
I like your reference to EROS being the way from chaos to order. If you (or
anyone) remembers a particular myth this idea comes from & where to read it,
let us know.
A Dios!
Chris
Swannanoa, North Carolina
thirteen
or seven, four or one. You be the loom,
the walls, the ground. They are the very thread
of Spirit, and no one has to teach them
how to weave, or when, or why.
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
artists and
other mentors, and many of their teachers were astonished to see that their
students know how to self-organize. If we keep walking our talk as an OS
organization, we'll provide lots of children, youth, and educators with
experiences that will leave them wanting more...
Chris Weaver
Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA
Whatever happens is the only thing that could have.
Another way of saying this in German is "Wenn der Hund nicht geschissen
haette, haette er den Hasen gefangen", which translates something like "If
the dog had not taken time out to shit, he would have caught the rabbit".
Thanks Michael...at last,
Denis wrote,
> So I'm not too sure about the balance of responsibility. I can attempt to
> sequence things and reduce complexity etc but this is still my view. If the
> learner is to 'construct' own world view, a fair degree of true
> responsibility (I would think *most*) rests on them. Basica
Hi Alan,
I am happy to hear of this upcoming chautauqua. I know you will be a
gracious and stimulating guest/host. Please send us the details about how
to participate when they are available (I do not find them yet on the
groupjazz website). As Linda Lambert wrote & as we all know, "One good
co
Julie wrote,
I wonder whether there are some important lessons for conflict resolution
professionals in the work you're doing. I think the answer is yes, but I
haven't quite figured out what the lessons are.
Not knowing much about the profession of conflict resolution, I expect that
there is a
Julie,
Two is a circle.
Beautiful. Thank you.
So is three. Any more than one. Sometimes two or three is the right
people.
Yes, I see.
And I reckon that one is a circle too.
Chris
Well said, Michael.
What a river the list is.
Later this morning I will sit with the planners of a conference for next
September called Earth Spirit Rising - an invitation for people over 50 to
step into & create the full power of their societal role as Elders. And as
I sit in the planning circl
Florian schrieb,
we are only confrontated with challenges we are
ready to get.
otherwise the challenge wouldn´t touch us.
beside that it happens to me that I handle wrong or don´t agree with my
actual existing readyness.
yes my friend, funny how we love to fight with it every step of the way.
-c
so bloomin lovely alan,
truly marvelous in cadence and image,
thank you.
chris
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Subject: Re: [OSLIST] Within my sight poem
Date: Sat, Jan 12, 2002, 7:15 PM
Noticing and musing in the moment, and reflectings on these
When I ra
Thanks for the dance, Lisa
(Wish I could say it in portuguese)
c.
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>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: Re: [OSLIST] OS Diary 1/13/02
>Date: Tue, Jan 15, 2002, 10:22 AM
>
> In 1997 I gave a workshop for FioCruz, the biomedical research and tropical
> diseases
Hi Tova,
I have no experience with facilitating an OST that is politically
high-profile and mainstream-news-worthy, and I have only had a journalist at
an OST one time. But after reading Lisa and Winston's comments, I find
myself wondering if the process of invitation, principles, and law doesn't
Michael wrote,
> I really appreciate your
> feelings since I also think you are one of the best looking studs on
> the other side of the pond.
> hugs
> michael
For our next contest, just send a digital photo of YOU in action & we'll add
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Hi List,
I'm still working with some fine folks organizing a "council of elders" for
700. I still can't get my mind all the way around an OST for this many
people. Please someone, tell me what morning or evening news is like. Is
it a standard microphone-in-the-middle talking circle? How much t
> Anyone else out there been bitten by the fear bug lately? (fear of
> financial insecurity, fear of physical health and/or safety, etc...) Tips
> and words of encouragement would be humbly and gratefully received,
> ingested, and digested for nutrients.
Hi Glory my friend,
I've missed you and wo
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