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Newsletter March 2005
Rebecca Snowball and Ken Graham are leading a
charity workshop together for the first
time on Sunday, April 3. Also join us on Saturday
March 19 for a fundraiser party to help destitute Indian
children and elderly. See details to the right.
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In this issue
* Fundraiser Potluck Party for Indian Children & Elderly
* Vinyasa & Anusara Charity Workshop
* Schedule Changes
* 108 Sun Salutations for the Spring Equinox
* YiY Hiking Group - Sunday March 9 to Sunol
* Quote of the Month
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Vinyasa & Anusara Charity Workshop
with Rebecca Snowball and Ken
Graham
Sunday, 3 April, 12:30-3:00pm, $40
Rebecca and Ken, popular YIY instructors, are
excited to team up for their first ever workshop
together. Combining Vinyasa Flow and Anusara
postures for the beginner as well as the advanced
student. Focusing on inversions, core strength,
technique and most of all FUN!
All proceed will be going to AIDS/LifeCycle of the
San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
Sign Up Now! -
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Schedule Changes
* Ken Graham will teach Tuesday's 5:45pm Anusara
class
* Mysore-Style Moon Days: Thursday 3/10, Friday 3/25 (led class will
be on Thursday 3/24 instead)
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108 Sun Salutations for the Spring Equinox
Monday March 21 7-9am Join us
to celebrate
the coming of Spring with salutations and Connie's chanting.
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YiY Hiking Group - Sunday March 9 to Sunol
Join us on March 13 to the Sunol Open Space in the
East Bay. We're meeting as usual at 10am outside the
studio.
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Quote of the Month
"Be faithful in small things
because it is in them that
your strength lies."
Mother Theresa
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Fundraiser Potluck Party for Indian Children & Elderly
Saturday March 19 from 6pm on
Live jazz, awesome food, Indian stuff
on sale, presentation on the
charity ASIS.
Anne (who teaches ashtanga at YiY) came across this
organisation during her most recent trip to South
India. She will be selling incense, oils, scarves,
tshirts, mat-bags and cotton mats to benefit ASIS.
The mission of ASIS (American Society for
International Shanti) is to directly improve the
lives of exploited, at-risk, destitute children and
the forgotten, suffering elderly, enabling them to
become "beacons of light" and share the same gifts
of peace, goodwill and generosity with others for
the rest of their lifetimes.
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