Harrison said:
Chris -- I tried to get away with "There's the paper and the wall. . . Go to
it! at an early OSONOS. Everybody sat there and looked at me like I had taken
their money for a movie and only showed the last part of the final reel. I
guess i learned from that experience that the ope
Merav--
Thanks for bringing this up. You have said clearly something that has
bothered me, but I had not identified it so clearly.
I don't mind the question of next year's conference being considered at the
end of the conference, but I'd rather have a clear separation between that
discussion and
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Subject: Thoughts from the OSonOS11 organising team: One Open Space or
two Open Spaces ? Evening news and Closing Circle
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Harrison--
I remember the OSONOS when you decided to skip the opening. It did convince
me that the opening is far more than instructions. It is a ritual, played
different ways by different leaders, with different groups, but more important
than it appears on the surface. When the ritual is fini
Chris Corrigan wrote:
I think an OSonOS is different from most other OST meetings because of who is
there. There is no doubt in my mind that someone will eventually begin an
OSonOS by pointing at the papers in the middle of the circle and saying.let's
go!
I actually enjoyed much the differe
At 09:26 AM 10/7/2003 -0700, Chris Corrigan wrote:
I think an OSonOS is different from most other OST meetings because of who
is there. There is no doubt in my mind that someone will eventually begin
an OSonOS by pointing at the papers in the middle of the circle and
saying&lets go! My ego prev
OS11 organising team: One Open Space or
two Open Spaces ? Evening news and Closing Circle
Dear All,
Some have commented our decision to open space twice during OSonOS11.
While we would never do this in a client situation (as opposed to a
course or OSonOS) we feel that
the advantage of experiencin
Behalf Of Gerard
Muller
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 2:28 AM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Thoughts from the OSonOS11 organising team: One Open Space or two
Open Spaces ? Evening news and Closing Circle
The only thing we can see that may have been the result of our choise, is
that the
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Subject: Thoughts from the OSonOS11 organising team: One Open Space or
two Open Spaces ? Evening news and Closing Circle
The only thing we can see that may have been the result of our choise,
is that the
closing circle of the first day had a couple of "evening news" like
practicali
Dear All,
Some have commented our decision to open space twice during OSonOS11.
While we would never do this in a client situation (as opposed to a course
or OSonOS) we feel that
the advantage of experiencing two ways to go about it outstripped the risk
of less of flow in the process.
The only t
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