October 26, 2014: Online Work Bee

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Agenda

Next time

Check-in (gratinews)

WW(W)s from last time

Organize the WWWs by person and then due date. We’ll start checking in on topical community protocol and meditation for each mini-period between workbees.

Holacracy founder Brian Robertson says these are bad: http://holacracy.org/blog/the-insanity-of-the-what-by-when

WW(W)s

Daily Practice

2014-10-19 to 2014-10-26: 16+10+63 = 89 checkmarks

Metrics (from Sunday to Sunday)

0 … articles published (blog, etc) 2 … net signups to the newsletter for the week (now 90 total) 1 … conversants from signup (people we are talking or emailing with) 0 … bios added to the wiki by conversants 4+2=6 … topical community touches 89 … daily practice checkmarks for the week

Weekly Events Logistics

Weekend Service rotation: Eric, Shelley, Brandon, Ben

Midweek

Viventibus Galaxia

Sequoia mentioned aliens, leading Ben to realize that we’re not honoring our roots. We don’t talk about alien biospheres in any of the rituals. Try replacing the fate of humanity with alien biospheres.

Sol's story has begun .. but it is only the beginning. The story continues with life, starfaring life, Green fire flowering as it spreads across our immense galaxy!

(Light some alcohol in a galaxy-shaped indentation in a clay plate, with powdered boric acid to make a green flame)

In our journeys, Earthlings may encounter other life. Beings and biospheres as precious as we, Joining us as fellow travelers on the great upward spiral.

(After the green fire dies down, do an upward-spiral gesture starting with your finger over the galactic center)

Then will come intergalactic life! Shaping entire star systems. Sailing them across the great gulfs between the galaxies!

Indiegogo

Eric: Should I ask for a refund?

Outreach

Ben's links to Holacracy articles

Bioneers

Ben's planned Open Space session: “Three Asteroids and the Future of Life in the Solar System”

We need stories about the bright future we are working toward. Stories about how people in that future can keep working toward changes that bring about meaning in their lives. I’ll bring up Earth Day and the image of Earth from space. The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs: birds survived by hunkering down and making shelters, but afterward flight became their survival advantage again. The first creatures to emerge from the ocean were fleeing predators but were able to diversify and develop adaptations to thrive on land (and in the air). Hard-shelled eggs defended against being eaten by predators too, but led to the rise of dinosaurs (and pterosaurs). And we’ve got “asteroid humanity” … in addition to hunkering down and surviving the crisis, we can look ahead and use spaceflight in a similar way … Life expanding into new territories like it always has. Briefly talk about defense against an asteroid that might hit the earth again. And talk about an asteroid filled with life.

Winter Solstice

Duckweed

Eric: I calculated there isn't enough CO2 in the capsule to grow a significant amount of plant tissue

Evaluation