Appreciative Inquiry Course - Teachers College, Columbia U, Nov. 9/10

[Loretta Donovan]

I regret that you find sharing information about an upcoming course a 
problem.  If it is totally out of line, I apologize for the 
transgression.  But in regards to your assumption that I only belong to 
the list for purposes of self-promotion, that is simply not the case.  
Please check the archives and you will see that I have been a contributor 
of some thoughtful contributions in the last year.  And while you may not 
be aware of it, I have made it a habit to email list members personally 
with support and advice.

All the best,

Loretta

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>From  Thu Sep 28 23:12:02 2006
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Dear Denise,

it is funny: The name of the operational system I use on my computer is 
"Ubuntu". It is one of the famous LINUX distributions, easy to use, free 
of charge and with excellent support features provided by the user 
community.

I guess the named after the Word from Zulu languages because of the 
meaning you just described.

Maybe this is one way to recognize that we all belong to one system and 
we can do limited things without another.

Greetings from Kiev
Jo
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Denise Lalonde schrieb:
> Hello Everyone:
>  
> I was quite privileged to volunteer over the course of last week at the  
> Clinton Global Initiative.  The Initiative brings together some of the  world's 
> best minds and most distinguished problem solvers to identify immediate,  
> practical solutions. For three days, the members take part in plenary  discussions 
> where they debate and determine the best ways to take action. There  was much 
> to "appreciate" and the dialogues and table discussions were rich and  the 
> commitments made gives one great hope for the future.  $7.5 Billion  dollars in 
> commitments were made over 3 days around issues of Poverty  Alleviation, Climate 
> Change, Global Health and Religion and Conflict  Resolution.  
>  
> While I know we are all quite busy, I thought some of you may have wanted  to 
> hear some of the plenary and panel discussions.  We are quite fortunate  that 
> this year all the webcasts have been archived.  I highly  recommend listening 
> to the Thursday morning plenary with Archbishop Desmond  Tutu.  
> _::  CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE ::_ 
> (http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pidA7&srcid46)      0r
> _http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pidA7&srcid> 346_ 
> (http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pidA7&srcid46) 
>  
> Throughout the conference the themes of compassion, positive stories, and  
> common understanding were affirmed over and over again.  The South African  
> concept of "Umbutu" -"I  am because you are" was invoked often as  well.
>  
> I hope you all find some time to watch those that are most meaningful to  you.
>  
> Warm regards,
> Denise 
>  
> Denise  Lalonde
> Lalonde Consulting and Coaching 
> 
> 212-974-1438
> dlalondeny at aol.com
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