61. I3 UPDATE No. 17 - Creativity Is Not Innovation Lau tzu put it like this; Lau tzu lived in the same era as the young Heraclitus Ever desireless, one can see the mystery. Ever desiring, one sees the http://www.skyrme.com/updates/u17.htm

Cumulative Contents How To Subscribe Next ... EMAIL US I UPDATE No. 17: March 1998 Contents Creativity is not Innovation Virtual Laboratories become a Reality Making Sense of Mind Tools KE (Knowledge Ecology) Fair Review - A Virtual Event ... Snippet Editorial Welcome to this issue of I UPDATE , a free briefing analyzing developments in the networked knowledge economy. As well as this Web version you can receive future editions via email. At the bottom of this edition you will find important information about leaving and joining our email distribution list. And no, you did not miss the February issue, we did! Although generally we publish roughly once a month, there is no fixed timetable. These briefings are produced as and when there is something worthwhile to say. We hope you enjoy this edition of I UPDATE , and welcome comments, contributions and feedback at david@skyrme.com David J. Skyrme Managing Editor Creativity Is Not Innovation David J. Skyrme I am continually struck by the number of executives who talk of the need for their companies to be creative so that they can innovate more successfully. Yet our own experience is that their people are very creative, so where do they go wrong? The first thing is that too often innovation is equated with invention. As has been said by many writers, including Rosabeth Moss Kanter in 'When a Thousand Flowers Bloom': "Innovation is the creation and exploitation of new ideas" Similarly, my colleague Debra Amidon writes in

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63. Todd Grigsby S Home Page I took it upon myself to take the actual founding writings of Tao, by Lau Tzu, and create the ONE TRUE Tao of programming, the CyberTao . http://www.tgrigsby.com/

I'm Todd Grigsby. This page is my personal web page. The views expressed here are mine alone. I reserve the right to say whatever the hell I want on this page. This right is protected by THE FIRST AMENDMENT . If you see something here that offends you, you may protest by clicking on the "comments" link at the bottom of this page and sending me a mail message describing your grievance. I'm flexible and open-minded, so if your argument is reasonable and logical, I'll consider it. A Quick Intro: First and foremost, I'm a husband and father, with pictures of the family online (click here to email me for the URL). I am the President of Todd Grigsby Enterprises (what else?). I make case management and fiduciary software, bug tracking software, and Point Of Sale (POS) software. And, of course, all this software uses the latest web application and Windows development tools, since most of it was originated by yours truly. I'm currently employed by a major software firm because, frankly, the economy has been killing my business. It was either get a job and hang this up or the economy will recover and I'd ride the wave. It's been a roll of the dice. I specialize in Java+JSP+Struts and Delphi, but my skills list is too long to list here. Check my resume for more details.

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71. Lao Tzu Talks To Be Lao Tzu Talks to Be. An interpretation of the Tao Te Ching. © Copyright 1997 Alan B. Taplow First published in 1982 ISBN 0-941758-01-X http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Towers/6662/lautzu.htm

Lao Tzu Talks to Be An interpretation of the Tao Te Ching First published in 1982 - ISBN 0-941758-01-X Permission given to freely copy and distribute as long as not for commercial gain. If sold for profit, permission must be obtained from: Alan B. Taplow 844 John Fowler Road Plainfield, VT 05667 e-mail - ataplow@Lifename.com WHO IS "BE" "BE" is Alan Taplow. Now living in Plainfield Vermont, he is retired from spending other people's money as an industrial purchasing manager, and now spends most of his time at community volunteer activities. He manages the publications distribution activities of the Alternatives to Violence Project, is active with the Vermont Reparative Probation program, a speaker to community groups on the subject of Restorative Justice, active with a few prison advocacy groups and publishes newsletters and books for a few organizations. Alan holds an M.A. degree in Human Development from Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is particularly interested in group process, and his various prison and community workshops help to sharpen these interests. The name "BE" was inspired by Paul Reps' book entitled "BE". First using this name in 1981 as a participant in a "Weir Waterlab" at Small Hope Bay, Bahamas, Alan identifies "BE" to represent - The natural part of me. The loving part of me. The fun part of me. The part of me which loves me. The relaxed, joyous spontaneous part of me.

72. What Unites America With Islam Lau Tzu wrote about it in China; Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts. One man at a time, over the millennia, has taken on his self in battle. http://www.religioustolerance.org/stimson01.htm

" What Unites America With Islam " an essay by William R. Stimson Click below to visit our sponsors. About the author: William R. Stimson is an American writer who lives in Taiwan. More of his writings can be found at http://www.my-hope.com/ We Americans see terrorism as a symptom of problems within the Islamic religion and the Arab and Islamic cultures generally. We have become fairly expert about what is wrong with them, and have yet to ask ourselves, " Is their culture and their religion the only one that has gone wrong? " It is time we do ask – for so long as we persist in seeing the problem as theirs alone, the solution will elude us. America and Islam are convulsed today in a Jihad of unprecedented proportions. But it has nothing to do with Islamic terrorism or the arrogant exercise of American power. Underneath all that is a Jihad that is real. It's not making headlines or entering into the calculations of either side. Yet it will carry the day. Quietly, one person at a time, a wave is building that started at a glacial pace before the dawn of recorded history and picked up momentum several thousand years ago. It's documented in the ancient Hindu epics, the Buddhist sutras, the Bible, and the Koran. Lau Tzu wrote about it in China; Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts. One man at a time, over the millennia, has taken on his self in battle. To take on the self in battle ("Jihad") is to enter the domain of the sacred. The images and language describing the process and its outcome, like in dreams and poetry, are necessarily metaphorical — fatally misunderstood if taken literally. There is no other way than metaphor to express what cannot be grasped by the mind or expressed directly in language. The moment we open our mouths to speak this truth, we miss it. The instant we think we have it, it's gone. This is the stuff of which religions are built.

73. Birleþik Alan Teorisi-7 Bundan binlerce yil önce Lau Tzu, bosluk yada hiçlik hakkinda söyle demisti Lau Tzu gibi düsünebildigi kadar görebilen bilgeler,bilgilerini uzay ve http://www.zamandayolculuk.com/cetinbal/BIRLESIKALANTEORI7.htm

7. Bölüm Bundan binlerce yýl önce Lau Tzu, boþluk yada hiçlik hakkýnda þöyle demiþti “Otuz çubuðu birleþtirir ve buna tekerlek deriz;oysa tekerleði yararlý kýlan, içindeki hiçbir þey olmayan boþluklardýr.Kili yoðurur,bir çanak yaparýz;oysa çanaðýn kýymeti,içinde hiçbir þey olmayan boþluktan gelir.Ev yapmak için kapýlar ve pencereler açarýz;oysa evin yararlýlýðý,içinde hiçbir þey olmayan boþluklardadýr.O halde var olandan yararlandýðýmýz gibi,var olmayanýn yararýný da kabul etmeliyiz.” Lau Tzu gibi düþünebildiði kadar görebilen bilgeler,bilgilerini uzay ve zamanýn ötesindeki canlý okyanustan direkt almalarýna karþýn,görebildiði kadar düþünen beyinler için ise bu, uzay ve zamana baðlý olarak uzun süreler içinde elde edilmiþtir. Daha sonra Otto de Gueriche,lastik pompasýný bulmasýyla birlikte,bir kürenin iki yarýsýný birbirleri üzerine kapatýp,kürenin içinde bir boþluk meydana getirdi. Öyle ki, bu boþluðun oluþturduðu etki yüzünden küreyi karþýlýklý iki yanýndan çeken 16 at,onu açmayý baþaramadý. Bu da boþluðun var olduðunu gösteriyordu Bununla birlikte fizikçi Unruh da ivmesiz (sabit hýzla hareket eden ya da duran)bir gözlemcinin boþluk olarak gördüðü,algýladýðý bir halin yani gerçek parçacýklarýn olmadýðý bir durumdan, sabit bir ivme ile hareket eden bir gözlemci tarafýndan týpký ýsýtýlmýþ fýrýn içindeki belli bir sýcaklýk deðerindeki ýþýma olarak algýlanabileceðini göstermiþtir.Deðiþen ivmeli bir hareketin oluþturacaðý algýlama düþüncesinin, boþluðun kuantumlaþmasý ile, genel görecelik arasýndaki iliþkinin varlýðýný gösteren ayrý bir deneyde Ünlü Fizikçi Paul Davies ve Stephen Fulling tarafýndan,boþluktaki bir ayna titreþtirilip foton ýþýmasý oluþturularak gösterilmiþtir.

74. Darren Main - Resources For The Urban Mystic at the center of your being, for the more you leave it, the less you learn. Lau Tzu Sign up for Daily Wisdom Sign up for Darren s Newsletter http://www.darrenmain.com/home.html

QUOTE OF THE DAY "At the center of your being you have the answer. You know who you are and you know what you want. There is no need to run outside for better seeing nor to peer from a window. Rather abide at the center of your being, for the more you leave it, the less you learn." - Lau Tzu Sign up for Daily Wisdom Sign up for Darren's Newsletter Hey Everyone, I will be studying in India for the month of August. In order to keep you all up-to-date on my adventure, I have started a blog. As often as I can I will be posting entries about my studies. I will also be posting some photos from time to time. You can view my blog and respond to posts at http://darrenindia.blogspot.com/ Darren Welcome to Darren Main.com. Although this site began as a way for me to post information about my work as a yoga teacher and author, it has grown to so much more. In addition to my schedule of classes and workshops and information about my books , you will find a vast collection of resources to support you on your path. I have gathered together one of the most extensive directories of yoga teachers and

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78. Rleague Grandstand Forums - Queensland - Where To From Now? Conquering others requires force. Conquering oneself requires strength. Lau Tzu, Tao Te Ching. janus is offline, Reply With Quote http://forums.rleague.com/showthread.php?t=11342

79. Season's Greetings! Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime. Lau Tzu. You must be the change you wish to see in the world http://www.tesolmax.com/discussion/index.pl?noframes;read=683

80. OECD Observer: Sustainable Development And Governance Six centuries before Christ, Lau Tzu, Chinese sage and Keeper of the Imperial archives, wrote this. A leader is best. When people barely know that http://www.oecdobserver.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/353/Sustainable_development_a

September 10, 2005 All Articles HOME Front page Leaders Databank News ... Frankie.org SECTIONS Economy - General - Business - Country snapshots ... - Other THEMES Social policy spotlight Ageing Biotechnology Competition ... 2003 Employment Ministerial Spotlight COUNTRIES OECD - All countries - Australia - Austria ... World WRITERS Donald J. Johnston Back issues Recent articles Browse articles by date SUBSCRIBE About us ... Link up Sustainable development and governance Persuasion, not posturing, will reverse the degradation of our world. By CHRIS PATTEN, member of the European Commission Published: October 2000 The phrase sustainable development was first coined by the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in 1972. A friend of mine neatly summarises the case: ‘We should live here on earth as though we were intending to stay for good, not just visit for the weekend.’ Most governments these days the good, the bad and even the ugly have an Environment Department and an Environment Minister. However, sustainable development requires more than just a department, a minister and white papers. It requires a mosaic of institutions, policies and values. Good governance is required to create a political eco-system that is adequate to save the real one. Throughout the world, and not just in developing countries, political repression, war, corruption and woeful economic management have been the enemy of the environment and the well-being of present and future generations. Just as Amartya Sen has convincingly argued, famines do not happen in open, independent societies, so dictators are rarely friends of the earth.

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