Self-reference can be accidental, as in the case where someone writes 'The only sentence on the blackboard in room 101 is not true', by chance writing this in room 101 itself (as C. Parsons (1974) noted).
The Lakers summed up their situation late Monday night with one word scrawled on their locker room blackboard: "Onus".
"The blackboard around the room had 'The Palmer Method of Writing,' and that was the system with which we were taught to write".
In October 1993, the coach of the Japan national team, Hans Ooft, scrawled "45 minutes to the USA" on the locker room blackboard at halftime in the final game in the Asian zone of qualification for the 1994 World Cup.
"Alternatively if the thought is too much to bear, include a blackboard in the room so they have a designated doodle area!" Storage also should not be underestimated; why not use hooks on the back of doors as a creative outlet?
Prior to a game during the 72 73 season Shero wrote a quote about commitment on the dressing room blackboard, and the team won the game.
Prior to the game Shero wrote his famous quote "Win today, and we walk together forever" on the dressing room blackboard for inspiration to the players.
As the name suggests, one can think of a chalkboard in a class room (the Blackboard [ 70]), where students (Knowledge Sources) contribute their expertise on the contents of the chalkboard.
Leclercq made the players sign the dressing-room blackboard on which he had written 'Faster, Higher, Stronger' before comparing his partnership with Papin to the Ferguson-Queiroz relationship at Manchester United.
In doing so, they imagined classrooms transforming from blackboards to a room full of children on alien looking laptops as a way to overcome barriers like not enough books.
