On on the road again and posting will probably be light for the next little while, but here are the links that have caught my eye and fed my curiosity this week:

• Ton Zylstra on closed systems and the financial collapse

Morsels that are left on my plate:

• Mary Statcy on solving complex problems
• Omegle.   Hmm.
• Steph Larsen on the systemic solutions to food reform.
• A collection of traditional teachings from five First Nations, including audio
• Johnnie Moore on a great workshop on noticing
• Tom Atlee and Peggy Holman start a list of videos about Open Space

Hungry?  Eat…

• Niels Teunis invites us to kill the mission statement and find three words instead.
• Dervala Hanley tweets the death of the MBA.
• Ria Baeck republishes Fancis Moore Lappe on wyas systems can redesign food systems
• Johnnie Moore blogging Dave Snowden blogging some interesting peer learning in the hotel industry.
• Aftab Erfan blogs about a Deep Democracy event in South Africa.
• Peggy Holman is blogging her new book on Patterns of Change and looking for comments
• Henry Mintzberg on the failure of management training

A light week of blogging as I have been in a deep Art of Hosting, but here are some things that grabbed my eye this week from the newsfeeds in my life:

• Nancy White on why Sharepoint is NOT the solution you’ve been looking for (and I agree).
• Ria Baeck on Collective sourcing for living wholeness.  

Juicy:

• Jack Martin Leith on the generations of innovation
• Dan Oestrich on reflective leadership in lean times
• Dave Pollard on Christopher Allen’s musings on group size
• Geoff Brown works through Everything’s an Offer
• Crooked Timber on power and deliberation
• Common Ground explains why some contracts honoured and others are not.