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<div>Dear Open Space Colleagues,</div>
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<div>Last week Harrison Owen's visit to Asia and Taiwan opened up
whole new arenas of possibility for high performance and innovation in
companies, government, NGOs, community groups and individuals.
It was an intense week of deep exploration into challenges and
opportunities and sharing of extraordinary stories. The
following is a message that went out to the global Open Space network
and some of the responses that came back. People are eager to
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<div>If you would like more information, learnings and connection with
OS practitioners across the world, check out these websites:</div>
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http://blog.yam.com/osttw/archives/1942196.html<br>
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<div>Gail</div>
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<div>"Infinite possibility, challenges, fun and wonder have
abounded in Asia this past week. Harrison arrived in Taipei from
Tokyo and was immediately whisked off to the south.
Accompanied by 6 lovely ladies he held a series of presentations on
Innovation for about 80 people each at 2 Universities. Then came
back to Taipei by van to see some of the countryside and plane for
speed to another at the Civil Service Development Center for another
80+. Immediately following that we launched a 2 1/2 day on
Opening Space for High Performance with a greatly diverse group of
84: 5 from Korea, 1 Vietnam, Taiwan aboriginal community
residents, business/government/NGO professionals, and graduate
students ranging in age from 25 to 71. Added to this mix was a
full time film crew, individual participant interviews and book
signing of the Users Guide in Chinese. This non-stop whirlwind
was gratefully punctuated for Harrison by acupuncture, foot
reflexology, full body massage, VIP quarters a few steps from the
meeting room for quiet naps and never ending Chinese food.
After a few days more on the informal side with special home-cooking
and hanging out with friends, he's off to China for a few days of
program. <br>
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<div>As soon as the host crew catches their collective breath,
pictures and stories will be available on line!"<br>
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<div>Responses:</div>
<div>Wow, thanks for sharing. I think you folks are doing so very
great</div>
<div>over there. And Harrison too, of course;-)<br>
I just returned back from facilitating a training in Norway - in a
beautiful<br>
place just next to Stavanger. 6 participants excited to learn and
eager to</div>
<div>open space. That was good too!</div>
<div>I would love to see "The book" in Chinese, I'd better
go look at it!</div>
<div>Warmest regards</div>
<div>Thomas (Sweden)</div>
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<div>When I read your account of your lovely events I got this
feeling of warmth and gratefulness inside. To me it was reassuring,
that it´s still else than " money, that makes the
world go around, go around .....". That musical song sticks with
me !!!</div>
<div>Best wishes in your work.</div>
<div>Love from beautiful autumn/fall colours in Denmark.</div>
<div>Inge Struck Jørgensen</div>
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<div>These are FANTASTIC news, thank you so much for sharing with
us!</div>
<div>CONGRATULATION! The way you organized everything sounds very
professional and I am looking very much forward to see the pictures.
How exciting, that now the User-Guide exists as well in Chinese! What
a terrific next step! Harrison you are WONDERFUL!</div>
<div>Warmly,</div>
<div>Gabriela (Germany)</div>
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<div><font face="Arial" size="-1">Thanks for sharing..i felt the wind
from Taiwan here..fabulous!</font></div>
<div><font face="Arial" size="-1">Funda</font> (Turkey)</div>
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<div>Thank you for letting us feel what it was like... Great
report!</div>
<div>To master such a dense program, one must really leave
responsibility where</div>
<div>it belongs... Of course, not difficult for Harrison... :)<br>
Love, Catherine (Germany)</div>
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<div>Gail West, ICA<br>
3F, No. 12, Lane 5, Tien Mou West Road</div>
<div>Taipei 111 Taiwan<br>
Phone: (8862) 2871-3150, Fax: (8862) 2871-2870<br>
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