This year there were a lot of blog entries posted on the Yoga Journal site for the San Francisco conference. Some of them have short video or audio clips from the conference. If you are not on a dialup connection, it might be worth a look.
I attended the Teachers' Program at this year's conference for the first time. It was quite an experience. It was like having 6 separate 3 hour teacher training workshops over a three day period with some of the most respected senior teachers. I had a great time and learned a lot of new information. I highly recommend it. Be sure to register early though because it is limited to about 40 people and I know several people that wanted to participate this year that didn't because they tried to register too late and it was already full.
With this blog, I normally just post notices about upcoming events in the bay area. I'm going to break from tradition this one time and post some personal reflections on each of the 6 teacher training workshops I attended at the conference. I'll be creating a separate blog entry for each workshop in the next day or so.
Namasté
About Me
- Van Riper
- It all started benignly enough when my daughter decided to take part in children's theater. At the mandatory meeting for parent volunteers, I offered to setup a Yahoo! Group (Google Groups were just a twinkle in Larry and Sergey's eyes back then) for us and the theater director turned and said to me, "So, I see you're a community organizer." Before long, I was community organizing every chance I could get: BayCHI, BayDUX, Java User Groups, Java Champions, JUG-USA, Google Technology User Groups, Ignites, Community Leadership Summits, ... and I also work in Google's Developer Relations Team.
