Dear Open Space Diary,
Had a slightly different occurrence in OS the other day.
I was at a large Midwestern university doing a day of OS for a faculty group
of 60 or so. Just before lunch, someone pointed out to me that all the
sessions scheduled for 1:00 had been bumped back to 1:30 by a small
Ralph--
If you want to know who is in charge, just look to see who is moving
furniture!
Both Peggy and I have "before" pictures of the meeting room where the
Leadership Institute in Novosibirsk took place, including the one-day OS on
Friday. It looked a lot like your description. Since we had a
Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
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> Your report of someone scheduling a "plenary session" in the middle of the OS
> sessions is a new one to me, though. Glad it worked out okay.
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Not new to me though! And it happened in an OST meeting held in a theater of
tiered seats, although the plenary took
oh my goodness, thank you, joelle! this has to be an all-time classic!
still laughing here, m
p.s. to chris... sidebar!
Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
If you want to know who is in charge, just look to see who is moving
furniture!
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Michael Herman
300 West North Avenue #1105
Chicago IL
That's two in a week folks...
Joelle's and the previously noted "They won't know it's touchy feely if
you don;t tell them."
We have the makings of a series of postcards here:-)
Sidebar indeed!
Chris
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CHRIS CORRIGAN
Consultation - Facilitation
Open Spa
Chris and Ralph:
Ergo, a facility with tiered and bolted down seats tends to cause a ripple in
(open) time/space resulting in an aberration in group self-organization?
Winston
Chris--
I like the idea of postcards--or a set of oracle cards for facilitators, that
you can draw one to gain an insight on a confusing situation.
Joelle
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In a message dated 1/14/02 5:03:07 AM, ki...@sympatico.ca writes:
<< Ergo, a facility with tiered and bolted down seats tends to cause a ripple
in (open) time/space resulting in an aberration in group self-organization?
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No question it does something to the flow.
Joelle
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a teacher of mine has pencils made with various gems printed on them, gives them
out at workshops and retreats...
life is not an emergency
nothing is necessary
anything is possible
let the inner worm wiggle
no circumstance justifies agitation
really easy is often quite difficult
and more...
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Chris Corrigan wrote:
> That's two in a week folks...
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> Joelle's and the previously noted "They won't know it's touchy feely if
you don;t tell them."
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> We have the makings of a series of postcards here:-)
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> Sidebar indeed!
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> Chris
And:
>I like the idea of postcards--or a set of orac
At 2:17 PM -0500 1/14/02, Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
>I like the idea of postcards--or a set of oracle cards for facilitators, that
>you can draw one to gain an insight on a confusing situation.
My friend Barbara Lee has made several sets of oracle cards for her work in
groups. I love them.
I h
Thanks, Michael--I like these a lot! The pencil idea is a good one, too.
>From time to time we do something small for giveaways.
Joelle
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Response to bolted down chairs...
After becoming involved in OST, I have become very aware of how inviting (or
not) physical spaces are, especially in institutional settings. Bolted down
chairs, which you often find in high schools and churches, certainly convey a
quick impression on who has powe
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Response to bolted down chairs...
After becoming involved in OST, I have become very aware of how inviting (or
not) physical spaces are, especially in institution
Alan, I do like those quotes, especially "The facilitator is the one onot
wearing a watch." Thanks!
Joelle
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Jeff--
I use cards quite a bit for myself and sometimes for someone else--my
favorite is the Universal Waite, a re-doing of the classic Rider-Waite deck,
but hand-colored with more subtle colors. I've seen the Voyag
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Let's try this one more time and see if I can finish it before I send
it--sorry!
Jeff--
I use cards quite a bit for myself and sometimes for someone else--my
favorite is the Universal Waite, a re-doing of the classic Rider-Waite deck,
but hand-colored with more subtle colors. I've seen the Voyag
Thanks for the dance, Lisa
(Wish I could say it in portuguese)
c.
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>From: Lisa Heft
>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: Re: [OSLIST] OS Diary 1/13/02
>Date: Tue, Jan 15, 2002, 10:22 AM
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> In 1997 I gave a workshop for FioCruz, the biomedical research and t
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