Re: an interesting meeting in Berlin]

down, too. So after this experience i didnŽt bother to watch the outcomes in the net. But now after having read your email i will have another look at it. Cheers, Juliane Neumann *Von:* OSLIST *Gesendet:* 13.09.06 21:01:33 *An:* osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu *Betreff:* Re: an interesting

Re: Silence

Hola Juan Luis, here in Berlin fall is coming- with clarity and it is getting colder. With my spirit i am already on my way to Santiago de Chile. Saludos desde Berlin, Juliane *Von:* OSLIST *Gesendet:* 10.09.06 23:01:12 *An:* osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu *Betreff:* Silence What happen

Re: [Fwd: Re: an interesting meeting in Berlin]

Hi Funda, today we had our stammtisch in Berlin and we discussed of course this "interesting meeting" and there were some people ready to attend the meeting and propose to the organizers an open space for their next event- with the money they are used to spend they can do something big. will

Re: OS in University Settings

Hi Lisa (and everybody) I have another story about open space in an University context for you. Not long ago I have been a student myself, thatŽs why I enjoy those occasions so much, where I can introduce (a bit of) open space there. Some students at one of the Art Universities in east

Re: Spanish-speaking people + OS via chat and wikis

Hi Lucas,I have been thinking over pretty much the same questions like you, I´m spanish speaking, but not native. One of my big interests are translations into spanish since I have the experience that the people I work with (even at the university) don´t speak or read english.I´m planning to do an

looking for spanish os practitioners

Hi everybody, at the moment we are asisting a training in Blossin near Berlin, Germany, with Michael M Pannwitz and Jo Toepfer. We are a bunch of spanish speaking people who have been living, live or work in Spain and South America. We are working with ost and are interested in getting in touch wit