Open Space with the Armed Forces

[Michael M Pannwitz]

I like this list. It took less than 2 hours to get the first response to 
my inquiry re the request by an Austrian colleague.
Now, Avner, if you had a couple more details, like, lets say, a website 
of the military where they speak about an os event or a report or 
something published in a journal or a couple of examples re the title of 
an open space...
Peace
mmp

avner wrote:
> I must admit that we, in Israel conducted numerous open spaces with 
> armed forces.
> As Harisson would say - there are all the same
> 
> Avner Haramati
> Jerusalem
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael M Pannwitz" 
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> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 5:36 PM
> Subject: Open Space with the Armed Forces
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>> Dear colleagues worldwide,
>> ho suggested to a colleague from Austria looking for examples of  OST 
>> with the military to contact me...since I personally have had no 
>> experience with the Military yet, all  I could do is to tell Thomas 
>> Teubel about that great event Birgit Williams reported on years ago (a 
>> base in Canada).
>> He liked my suggestion to inform you all worldwide about his need for 
>> examples to convince the general. If you have something, please 
>> contact him
>>
>> Thomas Teubel
>> Pollheimerstraße 8
>> 4701 Bad Schallerbach
>> Austria
>> Tel. ++43-676/9167750
>>
>> e-mail: Thomas.Teubel at fh-linz.at
>> e-mail: Thoams.Teubel at tmo.at
>>
>> it would be nice to inform the rest of us in the list since at least I 
>> am curious, too.
>>
>> Greetings from Berlin
>> mmp--
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Hi--

Perhaps the earliest open space poet was Emily Dickinson. In 1858, she
wrote:

                In the name of the Bee--
                And of the Butterfly--
                And of the Breeze--Amen!

				:- Doug. Germann

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