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5 things to do on 8/9/2008

06.18-08.30  
The Big Read, Sonoma County Countywide Reading Program To Read To Kill a Mockingbird
www.bigreadsonoma.com or call Robin Metalitz, KRCB Outreach Coordinator at 707-584-2005.
707.584.2005
www.bigreadsonoma.com
The Big Read Sonoma County, countywide reading program. This year’s program, will takes place during September and October. will include activities and book-related projects based upon the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Community Members are encouraged to participate and organize activities related to the Big Read this fall.

08.08-08.11   6pm-11am
Project Food and Farm Retreat
Green Oaks Creek Family Farm and Retreat, 2060 Highway 1, Pescadero, California, 94060
415.350.8561
www.projectfoodandfarmretreat.blogspot.com
wecansustain at yahoo.com
A camping get-away that connects you to the art of growing and preparing wholesome foods through workshops and hands-on experience.

08.08-08.15   12-1pm
Intuition for Productivity, Innovation & Wellness
Stanford University Health Improvement Program
Hoover Pavilion
211 Quarry Road, Room 400
650.723.9649
hip.stanford.edu
healthimprovement at stanford.edu
Cultivate and apply intuition. Enhance creative problem-solving and empathy. Practices use principles from remote viewing, energy healing, psychometry and meditation.

08.09   12:30-3:30pm
Yoga Wings: Discovering the Freedom of the Upper Back and Shoulders
490 2nd St., Petaluma

707.769.9933
www.bodyworksyoga.com
Explore the unique relationship between the arms and upper spine and all it contributes to our amazing abilities as human beings.

Instructor BAXTER BELL, MD, RYT500, has found the practice of Hatha yoga particularly helpful in maintaining and improving the health of his arms and shoulders.
$45 prepaid / $55 at door

08.09-08.11  
Living Values Education for Educators ~ Weekend Seminar/ Retreat
Anubhuti Meditation & Retreat Center
820 Bel Marin Keys Blvd, Novato, CA 94949
415.884.2314
www.anubhutiretreatcenter.org
anubhuti at bkwsu.org
Training for educators, caregivers and community leaders. Skills to create a values-based atmosphere and values activities are explored. Information given about LVE’s theoretical model and the breadth of the program internationally. Time given for reflection, sharing, role playing, walks and play. See positive changes in teacher-student relationships and more.

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