Doug:
The 1997 OS event was sponsored by the City of Peoria, so the footed the
bill. Recently, however we had an OS on health care for the community in
which we sold sponsorships, which covered the entire cost of $12,000, always
with scholarships available to those who need them. This event took
Doug
I am glad I have no control at all over the weather. The terse answer is "well
there is always plan B".
In fact these days with simple things like food in public places I am obliged to
have some under cover space. Some might even say if the weather is not good it
might cut the content down
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You are giving me courage to see what might be. If we are opening space for
Spirit we must be open to the thoughts you have set before us.
Thank you.
:-Doug.
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Dave--
That's great. Your work usually involves governmental agencies and non
profits, so where did the $20,000 come from?
In other words, what mental processes did you go through to decide whom to
tap for the funding?
:-Doug.
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Koos
Thanks for the spread sheet.
It is one step in the process. Why become focused on a room and chairs?
Most of my work is with people who work in the natural environment. Some of my
most successful "Open Space" events have been held outside - no walls no chairs.
There is always a space to
Doug:
In 1997 we had 400 people in one circle. It took the Civic Center to do it.
For rent and food for three nights the cost was around $20,000. All the 25
breakout easels were set up in the one hugh exhibit hall room, which made it
great for all the bumble bees.
Dave Koehler
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In the sense of opening a space does it mean that our environment must be
suitable for "normal meetings"? or .. I wonder as we explore our
deeper
being and our relationships that we might just rediscover the idea "that my
word
is my bond" and commitments are c
Dear Koos: thanks so much for the spreadsheet - I've been away from the
forum for a while and I had forgotten just how generous members are. Like
your site - its so easy to get around!
Lin Grist
Chrysalis Consulting
London UK
Thanks Doug, Koos and Michael.
I will have a look at your spreadsheet, Koos. I have another one. The number
of people divided by 5,53 gets me roughly to the diameter of the circle (in
meters). 400 people would be about 72 meters, in one circle! So far I have
tried it up to 165 people (in three circ
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