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Monthly Archives "March 2011"

The week’s tweets

March 20, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Notes

Rainbow over the Strait of Georgia http://post.ly/1k7F5 # Happy "change the clocks for no reason whatsoever" day, spring version. People from sane places must think this is a massive practical joke. # Early morning gales gusting 50 clicks with driving rain and moaning trees. # “@naomidenbesten: "Principles and practices are much more useful than rules & tools" http://t.co/FDQ420l” <– in complexity, 2 b clear. Tx! # Blueprint for life: hip hop for the Arctic… http://t.co/5vnoNQj # nice collection of links on #communityengagement http://t.co/eSWWhwc # Another night of gales and rain as a crumbling hurricane comes ashore. # John Baker wins …

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Cory Mason Stands Up For Working Families

March 15, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Leadership

  This is state representative Cory Mason in Wisconsin fiercely and gently outlining what has gone wrong in that state and standing up for the rights of citizens, workers and the media against the tyranny of Gov. Walker’s plans. What is going on in Wisconsin is big and important. Have a listen and see what you can learn.

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The week’s tweets

March 13, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Notes

Beautiful springy morning on the coast. Heading to Ottawa for the week. # How You Can Become a Commoner | On the Commons http://t.co/ehf7FWB # Another beautiful winter day in Ottawa. Getting ready to #openspace on Aboriginal inclusion in the forest products sector. # Good morning. Big day for Tottenham. Do something #arsenalfc couldn't! Come On You Spurs!!!! #coys # Blizzarding in Ottawa. It's true: hell does freeze over. # “@jamesglave: Elle, at citizenship ceremony in Vancouver: "am canuck" #crushedtohavemissedit € <– she'll make a great hoser James! # “This is the most common complaint about PowerPoint. Instead of human …

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Harvesting and typology

March 11, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Art of Harvesting 2 Comments

Some observations from recently harvesting for a group.  The harvest artifact above is a sketch I did on a flipchart in the middle of a group last week who were debriefing conversations they were having about power.  In the course of a 40 minute conversation, the group raised a number of types of power they perceived, based on stories they were telling and insights that were coming up. I was reflecting afterwards with my colleague Ginny Belden-Charles on types of typologies.  There are two kinds of categorization we were exploring and it is important not to confuse them, but to …

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The week’s tweets

March 6, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Notes

Four inches of slushsnow melting in a light sleetrain. This is the land of hybrid weather, especially this springwinter. # great article on the democratic revolutions sweeping the world and implications for China http://bit.ly/hZudLy # The dawn chorus has resumed its din, back from a hiatus of being frozen solid. # Cold air, bright sun and call of a blue jay on a Minnesota winter morning. http://yfrog.com/hsrhhuj # Another phenomenal lunch @thekaboombox. Heading home to check the dictionary for more superlatives. I'm all out of the ones I know. # 7222 http://t.co/uC1OChb really important piece on social tech as tools …

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