Event: 27 Oct Stanford University Delta Conference

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The Delta Conference: The Changing Nature of Media, Technology and Investing

October 27th, 2010 — Arrillaga Alumni Center at Stanford University

On October 27th, 2010 Accel Partners and Stanford University MediaX will be hosting The Delta Conference: The 16th Stanford Accel Symposium on the constant change in Digital Media and Technology.

We hope that you will join us for what is sure to be a robust and engaging discussion focusing on the changing nature of media, technology and investing. What sets apart the recent technology champions who have been able to bear through this tumultuous climate? How have some market leaders evolved to remain competitive at the top, while other members of the old guard struggle to keep up?

Event: Rethinking US Grand Strategy & Foreign Policy

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JHU/APL Free Seminar Series

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The Rethinking Seminar Series produced by the Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Laboratory has been underway for six years. The Seminars  bring together distinguished speakers and interested professionals in free, informal discussions on a wide range of national security topics.  The seminars occur approximately monthly in Arlington, VA, near the Pentagon.  Each Seminar is video-taped and posted  on this website approximately one week after the event along with associated audio, presentation, and bulletized notes files.  Files from over 70 previous seminars can be accessed using the links to the right or the Past Series tab above. The 2009-2010 Rethinking Videos  are now also available on the You Tube Johns Hopkins Channel Applied Physics Lab Playlist where you can easily comment on or share them.

The Seventh Rethinking Seminar Series will begin in October 2010

Those on the Contact List will be notified as soon as details can be confirmed.  To join the List please create a short profile using the on-line registration system, which will also be used for signing up to attend the individual seminars.  The Contact List is notified whenever new seminars are announced or  new videos are  posted on the site.

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See Also:

Review: Rethink–A Business Manifesto for Cutting Costs and Boosting Innovation

Review (Preliminary): Reflexive Practice–Professional Thinking for a Turbulent World

2010 INTELLIGENCE FOR EARTH: Clarity, Diversity, Integrity, & Sustainability

Event: 24-26 September 2010 in Louiseville, Kentucky Coffee Party First Convention and Constitutional Convention moderated by Lawrence Lessig

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TUE 21 Sep NEW:  Detailed Schedule, Pretty Amazing, Click Here to Read

Meet us in Louisville for the Great American Democracy Meetup and Coffee Party National Convention! We want to reset the national dialogue so that we can address the challenges that we face as fellow Americans instead of partisans in a spectator sport. We want to find ways of restoring American democracy so that we work towards a government by the People, of the People, for the People.

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Mock Constitutional Convention chaired by Lawrence Lessig, Founder of Change Congress & Professor at Harvard Law School and Mark McKinnon, communication strategist for John McCain and George W. Bush. This is a critical response to the “Citizens United” Supreme Court Decision, and other present-day constitutional issues. You can submit and discuss amendments here: http://convention.ideascale.com/

“Across the Political Divide: A Transpartisan Dialogue” a round table moderated by Joseph McCormick

“What can we do for our country?” a round table moderated by Linda Killian

NEW 21 Sep: detailed menu of specific offerings with 25% discount code at end:

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Event: 1 Oct DC Why Design Now (Free)

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How can we power the world with clean energy? How can we improve the quality of life through health-care innovations? Design has emerged as a powerful tool to help businesses offer ingenious and often disruptive solutions to the world's most complex problems.

Join us as leading thinkers, scientists and designers share their expertise and discuss how design can accelerate innovation and provide efficient and scalable solutions to the most pressing global needs.

This conference is free but space is limited so please register soon.

Phi Beta Iota: Visit the conference web page for details including the list of confirmed speakers.  We are entering the era of true cost transparent transactions.  Design is the pinnacle of the knowledge profession in a Whole Earth context.  This event is enthusiastically recommended and should be extraordinary in nature.

Reflections from Tom Atlee–We Beg One and All to Read and Contribute-and Join Us in Louiseville!

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Tom Atlee

Phi Beta Iota: We beg one and all to read this and to contribute to the Co-Intelligence Institute whatever they can, be it $20 or $250 (our founder's usual contribution).  Tom Atlee brought collective intelligence and public intelligence to where it is today.  America–and the world–need him vibrant and engaged.  PLEASE do what you can for this pioneering citizen, as close as we have to a Founding Father for the future.  Below is his latest gift to us; please gift him forward–and it is tax deductible, not that you need that.  Tom Atlee is ROOT.  Please give.  Click Here for 24-26 Sep Coffee Party Convention.

Dear friends,

This will be a very unusual fundraising letter.  If you wish to support my work in general, without getting into details, there is information at the end of this email explaining how.  If you'd like to hear what I've been doing and what it has been teaching me, read on.

You have not heard much from me much in the last six months.  For most of that time I was caring more than full-time for my partner of 24 years, Karen Mercer, who I met on the cross-country Great Peace March in 1986.  After three years of cancer treatments of various kinds, she was declared terminal back in April.  On Earth Day she joyfully chose assisted suicide at home under Oregon's “Death with Dignity” law — but she didn't die.  She emerged from three days in a coma to have more than three more months of eventful, loving life before finally dying in hospice care on July 29, still with my 24/7 engagement.  It has been a very intense time for me, in many many ways.  You can read the dramatic story, if you want, in the downloadable “Updates” on http://karen.mercer.muchloved.com.

In this letter I want to share several inquiries that I've been exploring for years, which I found greatly intensified during my months caring for Karen, during which I neglected my world-work almost entirely.

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