SV: Satyagraha
Eva P Svensson
eva at epshumaninvest.se
Sat Apr 12 04:58:05 PDT 2008
Thank's Martin - and Hi Pehlim :)
Great to have both a voice and a face behind the name
:o)
Eva
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Ämne: Satyagraha
Check out Phelim talking about his production of Phillip Glass's Satyagraha
at the Metropolitan Opera: the video clip is now on the front page of
www.nytimes.com.
Congrats, Phelim.
Marty
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>From Sat Apr 12 10:34:26 2008
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Phelim--
Wonderful piece about you and Satyagraha; wonderful you!
Marty--
Thanks for alerting us.
:- Doug.
On Sat, 2008-04-12 at 09:05 +0100, Martin Boroson wrote:
> Check out Phelim talking about his production of Phillip Glass's Satyagraha
> at the Metropolitan Opera: the video clip is now on the front page of
> www.nytimes.com.
>
> Congrats, Phelim.
>
> Marty
>
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>From Sat Apr 12 10:40:52 2008
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John--
Wonderful inviting language you use.
I want to steal it. Is it possible for you to share a text version of
the script for your podcast?
As to what you call it, how about if you just use lower case open space
rather than the caps? Or "opening space?"
:- Doug.
On Fri, 2008-04-11 at 19:00 -0700, John Engle wrote:
> Dear fellow listers,
>
> I've been working with an innovative company that does four
> conferences annually. Attendance ranges from 500 to 1,100.
>
> For a multitude of reasons, organizers are not interested in using
> pure OS (open space) for any of their conferences. But, they are
> extremely interested in creating some opportunity for participants and
> speakers to self-organize.
>
> We experimented during their December conference with a bit of OS.
> About 50-60 of the 500 attendees made use of the OS sessions. Many
> more browsed the area to look at topics and check it out. Given
> constraints and challenges, conference organizers were satisfied with
> results and decided to experiment with OS in their four conferences
> this year. They also decided to be more intentional about promoting
> it.
>
> Click here to listen to podcast promoting OS for their May conference:
> http://www.stickyminds.com/ControlImages/StickyMinds/Image/Podcast/Audio/John_Engle_STAREAST_2008_blurb.mp3
>
> Click here to see how OS is presented on conference website:
> http://www.sqe.com/STAREAST/Events/Default.aspx
>
> All things considered I proposed to organizers that we do away with
> opening and closing circle. Am I a heretic? I also proposed that we
> might consider calling it something different but organizers really
> like the "open space" label. At the conference, I'll take about 5-7
> minutes before a keynote speaker to explain to 800+ people how our
> "open space" will work and where to find me. Then, I'll just hang out
> for two days hosting the space.
>
> All the principles along with the law will be posted. And of-course,
> there will be a bulletin board where people post topics.
>
> So, is this an innovative way to invite self-organization into a
> traditional conference? Am I a heretic in still calling it open
> space?
>
> What am I missing?
>
> I welcome your thoughts.
>
> I don't take for granted the beauty of being able to use a somewhat
> recognized term--"open space"--and having the liberty to adapt it to a
> particular context. Equally if not more significant, this message will
> reach hundreds of insightful people in a multitude of countries who
> shape the way I think.
>
> Harrison, your approach to leadership continues to stimulate and
> inspire me.
>
> With gratitude,
>
> John Engle
>
>
> www.johnengle.net
> www.circlesofchange.com
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>From Sat Apr 12 07:47:40 2008
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hi doug et al.
thank you for your messages and ideas, Doug and Raffi.
here's the text, Doug:
I’m John Engle, and I’ll be organizing the “Open Space” learning area at STAREAST. What is “Open Space?” Simply put, it’s a meeting method that allows people to come together to suggest and discuss topics that they’re passionate about. We provide the venue, and you provide the expertise!
Though the STAREAST program covers a vast number of software testing topics, there is no way to touch on everything. That’s where Open Space comes in. It’s a place where you set the agenda. Whether it’s discussing something more in depth or examining a topic that’s not on the program, Open Space is the place to convene. It’s like an extended coffee break with a tad of structure; a gathering place for you, your ideas, and your colleagues.
At STAREAST, you’re going to have the best of both worlds: great keynotes, tutorials, and concurrent session AND a space for YOU your colleagues to identify and address what’s emerging in real-time.
Look for Open Space on Thursday and Friday next to the Registration Desk at STAREAST. See you there!
thanks again raffi and doug.
John
douglas germann <76066.515 at compuserve.com> wrote: John--
Wonderful inviting language you use.
I want to steal it. Is it possible for you to share a text version of
the script for your podcast?
As to what you call it, how about if you just use lower case open space
rather than the caps? Or "opening space?"
:- Doug.
On Fri, 2008-04-11 at 19:00 -0700, John Engle wrote:
> Dear fellow listers,
>
> I've been working with an innovative company that does four
> conferences annually. Attendance ranges from 500 to 1,100.
>
> For a multitude of reasons, organizers are not interested in using
> pure OS (open space) for any of their conferences. But, they are
> extremely interested in creating some opportunity for participants and
> speakers to self-organize.
>
> We experimented during their December conference with a bit of OS.
> About 50-60 of the 500 attendees made use of the OS sessions. Many
> more browsed the area to look at topics and check it out. Given
> constraints and challenges, conference organizers were satisfied with
> results and decided to experiment with OS in their four conferences
> this year. They also decided to be more intentional about promoting
> it.
>
> Click here to listen to podcast promoting OS for their May conference:
> http://www.stickyminds.com/ControlImages/StickyMinds/Image/Podcast/Audio/John_Engle_STAREAST_2008_blurb.mp3
>
> Click here to see how OS is presented on conference website:
> http://www.sqe.com/STAREAST/Events/Default.aspx
>
> All things considered I proposed to organizers that we do away with
> opening and closing circle. Am I a heretic? I also proposed that we
> might consider calling it something different but organizers really
> like the "open space" label. At the conference, I'll take about 5-7
> minutes before a keynote speaker to explain to 800+ people how our
> "open space" will work and where to find me. Then, I'll just hang out
> for two days hosting the space.
>
> All the principles along with the law will be posted. And of-course,
> there will be a bulletin board where people post topics.
>
> So, is this an innovative way to invite self-organization into a
> traditional conference? Am I a heretic in still calling it open
> space?
>
> What am I missing?
>
> I welcome your thoughts.
>
> I don't take for granted the beauty of being able to use a somewhat
> recognized term--"open space"--and having the liberty to adapt it to a
> particular context. Equally if not more significant, this message will
> reach hundreds of insightful people in a multitude of countries who
> shape the way I think.
>
> Harrison, your approach to leadership continues to stimulate and
> inspire me.
>
> With gratitude,
>
> John Engle
>
>
> www.johnengle.net
> www.circlesofchange.com
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hi doug et al.<br><br>thank you for your messages and ideas, Doug and Raffi.<br><br>here's the text, Doug:<br><br>I’m John Engle, and I’ll be organizing the “Open Space” learning area at STAREAST. What is “Open Space?” Simply put, it’s a meeting method that allows people to come together to suggest and discuss topics that they’re passionate about. We provide the venue, and you provide the expertise!<br>Though the STAREAST program covers a vast number of software testing topics, there is no way to touch on everything. That’s where Open Space comes in. It’s a place where you set the agenda. Whether it’s discussing something more in depth or examining a topic that’s not on the program, Open Space is the place to convene. It’s like an extended coffee break with a tad of structure; a gathering place for you, your ideas, and your colleagues. <br><br>At STAREAST, you’re going to have the best of both worlds: great keynotes, tutorials, and concurrent session AND a
space for YOU your colleagues to identify and address what’s emerging in real-time.<br>Look for Open Space on Thursday and Friday next to the Registration Desk at STAREAST. See you there!<br><br>thanks again raffi and doug.<br><br>John<br><br><b><i>douglas germann <76066.515 at compuserve.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> John--<br><br>Wonderful inviting language you use.<br><br>I want to steal it. Is it possible for you to share a text version of<br>the script for your podcast?<br><br>As to what you call it, how about if you just use lower case open space<br>rather than the caps? Or "opening space?"<br><br> :- Doug.<br><br><br><br><br>On Fri, 2008-04-11 at 19:00 -0700, John Engle wrote:<br>> Dear fellow listers,<br>> <br>> I've been working with an innovative company that does four<br>> conferences annually. Attendance ranges from 500 to 1,100.<br>>
<br>> For a multitude of reasons, organizers are not interested in using<br>> pure OS (open space) for any of their conferences. But, they are<br>> extremely interested in creating some opportunity for participants and<br>> speakers to self-organize.<br>> <br>> We experimented during their December conference with a bit of OS.<br>> About 50-60 of the 500 attendees made use of the OS sessions. Many<br>> more browsed the area to look at topics and check it out. Given<br>> constraints and challenges, conference organizers were satisfied with<br>> results and decided to experiment with OS in their four conferences<br>> this year. They also decided to be more intentional about promoting<br>> it.<br>> <br>> Click here to listen to podcast promoting OS for their May conference:<br>> http://www.stickyminds.com/ControlImages/StickyMinds/Image/Podcast/Audio/John_Engle_STAREAST_2008_blurb.mp3<br>> <br>> Click here to see how OS is
presented on conference website:<br>> http://www.sqe.com/STAREAST/Events/Default.aspx<br>> <br>> All things considered I proposed to organizers that we do away with<br>> opening and closing circle. Am I a heretic? I also proposed that we<br>> might consider calling it something different but organizers really<br>> like the "open space" label. At the conference, I'll take about 5-7<br>> minutes before a keynote speaker to explain to 800+ people how our<br>> "open space" will work and where to find me. Then, I'll just hang out<br>> for two days hosting the space. <br>> <br>> All the principles along with the law will be posted. And of-course,<br>> there will be a bulletin board where people post topics.<br>> <br>> So, is this an innovative way to invite self-organization into a<br>> traditional conference? Am I a heretic in still calling it open<br>> space? <br>> <br>> What am I missing?<br>> <br>> I welcome your
thoughts.<br>> <br>> I don't take for granted the beauty of being able to use a somewhat<br>> recognized term--"open space"--and having the liberty to adapt it to a<br>> particular context. Equally if not more significant, this message will<br>> reach hundreds of insightful people in a multitude of countries who<br>> shape the way I think.<br>> <br>> Harrison, your approach to leadership continues to stimulate and<br>> inspire me.<br>> <br>> With gratitude,<br>> <br>> John Engle<br>> <br>> <br>> www.johnengle.net<br>> www.circlesofchange.com<br>> * * ==========================================================<br>> OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU ------------------------------ To<br>> subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of<br>> oslist at listserv.boisestate.edu:<br>> http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html To learn about<br>> OpenSpaceEmailLists and OSLIST FAQs:<br>>
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