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Rainbow that set the sky on fire

June 8, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized One Comment

Rainbow that set the sky on fire: In a breathtaking blaze of glory, Nature puts on one of its most spectacular sky shows. Reds, oranges, blues and greens create a flaming rainbow that stretches above the clouds. But this circumhorizon arc, as it is known, owes more to ice than fire. It occurs when sunlight passes through ice crystals in high cirrus clouds. It is one of 15 types of ice halos formed only when the most specific of factors dovetail precisely together. This blanket of fire, covering hundreds of square miles, is the rarest phenomenon of them all. It …

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Refilling my prepaid fido account…not!

June 1, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized One Comment

I’m fond of saying that I’m the last consultant in the world without a cell phone.   While that is true for business, my partner and I have one that we use for personal purposes.   And because we use it so infrequently (mostly for emergencies or urban logistics when we’re in the big city) we have it hooked on to a prepaid plan from fido. Now fido offers you a couple of ways to handle prepayment.   You can either buy vouchers or use a credit card.   A credit card is preferable for us.   So because we …

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Big links post

May 26, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Conversation, Emergence, Leadership, Notes, Organization, Uncategorized

Here are a number of bits and pieces that have been waiting around for ages to get posted: Donella Meadows on being a global citizen and dancing with systems. From Bill Harris at Making Sense with Facilitated Systems. Getting Started with Action Learning, also from Bill. Dave Pollard on indigenous capacities for learning and discovery: The word indigenous* means ‘born into and part of’, and by inference ‘inseparably connected to’. We are all, I think, indigenous at birth, born into the Earth-organism and connected in a profound and primal way to all life on the planet, even if we are …

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Good reasons why Canada should change course in Afghanistan

May 22, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized 4 Comments

This past week, the Conservative led Parliament in Canada voted to extend Canada’s military commitment in Afghanistan until the end of President Hamid Karzai’s term in office. In so doing, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the following: Together, diplomats, workers and soldiers from 35 countries are working with the government of Afghanistan to rebuild that country. We are providing knowledge, financial assistance, security; security that allows the Afghan people to build a justice system, develop and grow their economy, construct schools, hospitals and irrigation systems, and yes, ensure that the rights of the Afghan people are protected. [Translation] I am …

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How to Save the World reading list

April 14, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Uncategorized One Comment

At How to Save the World Dave has posted a reading list which is essentially a “Shifting Your Worldview 101” syllabus. Thanks Dave.

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