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|   | Subject: londoners man of year -colin morley
Posted Dec 23, 2005 by Chris Macrae | | Post: 1
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Of cousre all 57? women and men who doies in 7/7 were the Londoners of year, but Colin Morley
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4741333.stm
was a very special mentor to me or anyone who believed marketing could serve realities not just boast images, that investment can love and value life not just take money out every 90 days. That there are connections between terror and compounding extreme poverty through the economics of externalities which have become accidentally practised both by national leaders anjd global corporation leaders. Actually, though I am by nature an optimist, the people who sicken me the most are professional measurers who must know their maths is rewarding speculators by compounding destruction of humanity; muzzling public media when its collaborations for humanity were most needed at least in my book and that of the UK's senior economist as we foreesaw what 2005 bcoluld have been back in 1984 http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html#Anchor-Changin-27687
Forward to plan B , 2006 is the 30th anniversary of Entrepreneurial Revolution; we invite any leader to write a scrip however short that connects with the trust that ER seeks to make transparent and systemic http://entrepreneurialrevolution.blogspot.com
Though it may seem far away, I don't believe we'll cure any local big city ills untikle we have cured the illwill that globalisation is compounding http://goodwillwars.blogspot.com
|   | Subject: londoners man of year -colin morley
Posted Jan 24, 2006 by Benoit17
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Dear all,
I raised questions in KM and sustainability that I think belong here, so that the weigth of such investigation may move away from the one individual to whom I asked them, and bring it for the whole community to consider, along with a proposed avenue to move closer to an innovative aproach for the EU Knowledgeboard to incubate ideas and projects openly from dementia to genius, from charity to profit. The questions are:
"So when does a conversation on the EU Knowledgeboard actually go from talking to reality actions?
In 9 months of total committment participation, I am witnessing the civility of nothingness swallowing up every good idea that comes by for innovation to take root, because of this "respect" for values that get to be defined by the mess humanity is in. How do we ever expect change if we respect what has brought the earth on the brink of mass self-destruction?
Life has its own value to teach us. When will we stop travesting them in the name of a kind of respect for values that only serves the cause of watching humanity slipping faster and faster toward another example of the mass confusion of the past history?
Shall we bridge the gap or go on being civilized about our sensitive personal values while the earth goes on dying?
Here is a conference that should aim to bring together Chris Macrae and Andrius Kulikaushas along with the BBC-CBC, the EU Knowledgeboard and all partners of the open source such as http://www.cikm.com/ in order to raise the governing force of open source into service, for all to see in its integrity. The invitation to the conference can be viewed at: http://www.intelligenttelevision.com/opencontent.htm
I propose the embodyment of this initiative by Chris and Andrius because between the two of them, they mathematically and thechnologically personify the modern history of the open source equation from micro to macro.
We all know Chris Macrae quite well and for Andrius, the paper of his to use that gives me confidence that the Knowledgeboard's community can join into mapping out the journey along with the two of them at the helm from dementia to genius and from charity to profit is:
http://www.ms.lt/en/workingopenly/givingaway.html
Cheers
Benoit
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Benoit17
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