Ready
to direct focus
wherever it needs to be
right now
Steadyto direct focus
wherever it needs to be
right now
in relationship and any agreement
and good to
Go!
with strength and flexibility
wherever we have agreed
to make positive changes
with strength and flexibility
wherever we have agreed
to make positive changes
My work history is an even mix of special teams assignments and long term relationships for mutual benefit. What I do best is find ways everyone involved in a sphere of influence can get what they need, some of what they want, and want more of the same. Right now I'm working with Aiki Extensions through Association Building Community providing AE's Administration. I'm looking for people who need any of the below:
- a community of support for local training and international peace work, or
- a facilitator for a project or initiative who has learned to develop and communicate cutting edge work, run small non-profits, mediate top-level conflicts and build consensus between differing parties, and is known for unusually effective professional ethics, or
- a highly educated training professional with unique methodologies to offer a dynamic learning process for your organization or non-profit Board, combining systems analysis with martial discipline and performance oriented creativity, or
- an excellent place to collaborate, learn about Aikido and building peace communities, or offer a tax-deductible donation to build the work suggested here.
Labels: bdwc, bio, employment
| posted by Unknown @ 2/19/2008 02:59:00 PM
The first Israeli astronaut blew up in the air over Palestine, Texas?
Ilan Ramon (June 20, 1954 - February 1, 2003; Hebrew: אילן רמון) was a fighter pilot in the Israeli Air Force, and later the first Israeli astronaut. Ramon was the space shuttle payload specialist of STS-107, the fatal mission of Columbia, where he and six other crew members were killed in a re-entry accident over Palestine, Texas.
Ilan Ramon (June 20, 1954 - February 1, 2003; Hebrew: אילן רמון) was a fighter pilot in the Israeli Air Force, and later the first Israeli astronaut. Ramon was the space shuttle payload specialist of STS-107, the fatal mission of Columbia, where he and six other crew members were killed in a re-entry accident over Palestine, Texas.
Labels: daily, history, Israel, NASA, Palestine, space, synchronicity
| posted by Unknown @ 2/01/2008 03:45:00 PM
