Tribe.net. Local Connections recycledfordancing http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/51eae0b3-4e2f-45f7-85ce-e9f22c1ba176 2008-08-19T23:45:53Z 2008-08-19T23:45:53Z

<div>Hi, I'm seeking like minds. <br/> <br/> I grew up designing and making my own clothes since a little girl, and apprenticed with Mirage in Melbourne, Australia’s largest CMT house for major Oz designers; before studying fine art at Heatherleys in London. I was also sponsored by Mirage and a runner-up in the Australian Fashion Awards. Then I traveled and lived in a few different countries and got into planet activism and events, then running an online arts community, then helping manage festivals. Now current fashion has caught up with the designs in my head and the ideals in my heart and I recently returned to designing eco-friendly wearable art. <br/> <br/>The stuff I’m now designing and reconstructing are Eco Couture, individual one-off’s made from recycled and vintage fabrics. My design skills are coming back and improving with each collection batch. Sketches and photos of recent experiments are up at http://www.recycledfordancing.com plus I already have clothes in 2 boutiques, addresses are on the site under Retail Stores. <br/> <br/>I also do custom stage gear; before working on festivals full time I actually did costumes for Music TV dancers, musicians, and theatre. I had a few designs on national TV way back when, on long running music TV show called Countdown. And I designed costumes for a whole Bertolt Brecht play at the Chelsea Playhouse in London, plus whole wardrobes for nightclub dancers and contemporary cabaret, and fire dancers for festivals in Byron Bay. <br/> <br/>My current designs are inspired by San Francisco and Japanese street fashion, as well as European Couture and Burning Man. For me it is sculpture using textiles with a wearable framework and chaos, I take something that I see and mix it with something else that I see, each piece inspiring the next piece. Anyway take a peek at http://www.recycledfordancing.com for art’s sake, and keep me in mind when you are thinking of new additions to your wardrobe or recycling your wardrobe. <br/> <br/> <br/>Thank you for being here. <br/> <br/>Deborah Paulino <br/> <br/>Eco Couture <br/> <br/>http://www.recycledfordancing.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

recycledfordancing 2008-08-19T23:45:53Z busdweller http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/fa9b8fb6-b9b0-4246-91f7-c670672311bc 2008-07-26T14:22:28Z 2008-07-26T14:22:28Z

<div>Hi Gang <br/> <br/>I live out on the end of Long Island in N.Y. Most of my work is between 50 and 75 miles in travel one way. Gas is up to about $4.50 here so traveling is pretty costly. So what to do? Well, I decided to build a rolling bungalow so I can stay on the job for a week or two at a time. Here’s a few pics of the beginning. The welder finished the solar rack today. Im putting 9/51 watt panels on it. A Trace C40 charge controller and a 1000 watt xantrex inverter with remote. I’m just going to throw in 6 or 8/220 amph golf cart batteries for my power supply. I got a used rv stove/oven and a small 2 way fridg. It should be fine for short stays. <br/> <br/>Peace along the way <br/>Dennis the bus dweller N.Y. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

busdweller 2008-07-26T14:22:28Z Cherri http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/574e9324-f41e-4d91-959e-a6c61d14549c 2008-07-25T00:33:35Z 2008-07-25T00:33:35Z

<div>Join us Aug 30-Sept 1 for a weekend of stainability learning and idea sharing at the Organic Freeledom Farm as we construct an authentic Native American Style outdoor bread oven. <br/> <br/>Our first meeting on July 4th weekend was a great success. We made many new friends and learned how others are creating a sustainable homestead in the sometimes hostile environment of the Four Corners region. <br/> <br/>For those of you not familiar with the Organic Freedom Farm, we are in the proccess of building a small intentional community in the awesome AZ Painted Desert. Our ultimate goal is to create an "Eden in the Desert" while building a network of communities so that we can learn from each other as we trade goods, services, and ideas. <br/> <br/>We ask that you please provide your own provisions for a camping trip to a remote primitive area, (food, water, etc...) Please no chemical based products on the property. Also be advised, the farm is located on high desert grassland with minimul shade. <br/> <br/>Construction of an outdoor bread oven is the scheduled project for the weekend, however if there is a good turn-out we may be able to do additional cob projects. <br/> <br/>In the spirit of community we ask that all attendees remember that although we all have our own individual goals, the purpose of our group gatherings is to share rather than "promote personal agenda" Please we ask, no politics and no religion. <br/> <br/>for more information about how you can join the "Trade Network "or to RSVP please email organicfreedom@earthlink.net</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

Cherri 2008-07-25T00:33:35Z Cherri http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/c0b752c0-ac13-45eb-806c-1c591383ce4e 2008-06-30T12:29:05Z 2008-06-30T12:29:05Z

<div>The Four Corners Trade Network, a community of Intentional Communities <br/>is holding its first gathering on July 4th 2008 at the Organic Freedom <br/>Farm (www.organicfreedom.com) <br/> <br/>All are invited and encouraged to take part in trade of goods, <br/>services, and ideas community related. <br/> <br/>If you have not yet sent us your confirmation as of yet, please do so <br/>via email organicfreedom@earthlink.net and/or join the Four Corners <br/>Trade Network at <br/> <br/>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TradeNetwork/?yguid=219225594 <br/> <br/> <br/>Blessings, <br/>Frank and Cherri</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

Cherri 2008-06-30T12:29:05Z Hannah http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/779a5970-b89f-459f-82de-cfd45d4671ad 2007-05-28T04:25:54Z 2007-05-28T04:25:54Z

<div>Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Summer of Love with Wavy and a rock &amp; art star line-up to benefit Camp Winnarainbow! <br/> <br/>The Wavy Gravy Summer of Love Revival <br/>Saturday June 2, 4-9pm <br/>San Geronimo Valley Community Center <br/>6350 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., <br/>San Geronimo (Marin/SF Bay Area), CA 94963 <br/>Visit www.sgvcc.org or call 415-488-8888 <br/> <br/>Music starts at 4pm: <br/>Barry "The Fish" Melton (Country Joe and the Fish) &amp; Banana (The Youngbloods) will kick the party off at 4pm. <br/>At 5pm don't miss Moonalice featuring G.E. Smith (Saturday Night Live, Bob Dylan), Barry Sless (Phil Lesh and Friends), Pete Sears (Jefferson Starship), Roger and Ann McNamee (Flying Other Brothers) and Jimmy Sanchez (Bonnie Raitt, Dr. John). <br/>The Revival All-Stars follow featuring: Greg Anton (Zero), Tom Finch (Big Brother and the Holding Company), Martin Fierro (The Jerry Garcia Band, Zero), Futoshi Morioka (Gregg’s Eggs) and surprise guests! <br/> <br/>The Wavy Gravy Summer of Love Revival celebrates the opening of a show of current collage works by Wavy Gravy, as well work by The Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia (1942-1995) curated by Vingloarts.com. Another show will feature iconic 60’s cartoonists Dave Sheridan (1943-1982) and Gilbert Shelton, album artist Stanley Mouse, MOT and DAVA. Delicious food and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase. <br/> <br/>Wavy Gravy will MC the show and offer his unique performances that brought him to national fame at Woodstock. <br/> <br/>Admission: $20 suggested donation to support Camp Winnarainbow ($10-25 sliding scale). All ages show. Advance ticket reservations: mail (Box 194, San Geronimo, CA 94963) or bring a check to SGVCC for will call reservations.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

Hannah 2007-05-28T04:25:54Z busdweller http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/c2e3a1e8-475d-4f21-94d9-001b13a99495 2007-05-12T11:59:53Z 2007-05-12T11:59:53Z

<div>Hello people <br/> <br/>Are there any Tribes for people living in Tipi's If so could you post a link to them? Im still living in my skoolie/home wile building my big bus/home but I just ordered a 20 foot Tipi and would like some tips. <br/> <br/>Peace along the way <br/>Dennis the bus/Tipi dweller N.Y. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

busdweller 2007-05-12T11:59:53Z rvr_rat66 http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/e30cb581-5054-4b20-b4bb-d03c9d0c1bdd 2007-04-11T23:22:11Z 2005-08-27T13:52:58Z

<div>Know any? What would be a good opening line to use on a <br/>wild hippie chick? What is on a wild hippie chicks mind <br/>more than anything? <br/> I havent done any organic vegetable growing or beating on tom toms since 1992. I'm a little out of touch with where <br/>to find the most sexy thing on this planet (you guessed it) <br/>WILD HIPPIE CHICKS.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 4 replies </div>

rvr_rat66 2005-08-27T13:52:58Z Brynn http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/e7120620-94d4-4d2d-ac36-4287b5870939 2007-03-01T23:27:41Z 2007-02-10T10:28:17Z

<div>Things seem so quiet here ,whats everyone been up to ?? Does winter have ya down ?? Come on out ,lets get together and get this rolling or rockin or rockin &amp; rollin Ok so perhaps I am crazy but I would love to get some conversations going here Peace,Brynn</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 2 replies </div>

Brynn 2007-02-10T10:28:17Z rodger http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/3b4c0239-2549-4dde-a8ef-6c0427cafa4e 2007-01-07T18:20:50Z 2007-01-07T18:20:50Z

<div>The Gathering of the Tribes and Summer of Love Be-In <br/>Tuesday, January 9, 2007 <br/>With Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle Senior Pop Music Critic <br/> <br/>Kanbar Hall <br/>Jewish Community Center of San Francisco <br/>3200 California Street at Presidio Avenue <br/> <br/>Dig out the tie-dyed tee-shir ts from the back of your closet, put some flowers in your hair and join us for Joel Selvin’s insights on The Gathering of the Tribes and Summer of Love Be-In. <br/> <br/>Joel Selvin has been providing his San Francisco Chronicle readers with fascinating accounts of the Bay Area music scene for the past 30 years. Who better to tell us of the heady flower power days of the Haight-Ashbury when San Francisco was the center of the Beat Generation? <br/> <br/>On January 14, 1967, 20,000 youngsters of all ages made a pilgrimage to Golden Gate Park for the Gathering of the Tribes for the Human Be-in. It was a seminal event that presaged The Summer of Love. What was this event? Why did it happen? Why was it impor tant? And what was its role in creating the era we call the Sixties? <br/> <br/>To answer these questions, Joel Selvin will be our host for a special night of conversation and reminiscence over the figures that shaped the culture, music and events of 1960s San Francisco. Joel is the author of Summer of Love and has covered pop music for The Chronicle since 1970. <br/> <br/>Please join us for a reception at 7:00 PM. <br/> <br/>Via Muni: The 1 - California, 2 - Clement, 3 - Jackson, 4 - Sutter, 38 - Geary and 43 - Masonic serve the are. Please contact Muni Information for more details: (415) 673-6864 or visit www.sfmuni.com. <br/> <br/>Parking: Parking is available on site for $5. Entrance to the parking garage is on California Street, west of the main entrance.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

rodger 2007-01-07T18:20:50Z wendynolan http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/96ab9ba7-1a37-4e11-8a3b-315de494ea80 2006-10-19T16:12:09Z 2006-10-19T16:12:09Z

<div>Dear Friends: <br/> <br/>Aren't you ready to let the politicians know that we, the majority of Americans, want an end to the ongoing war in Iraq? Then please join me, along with Yoko Ono, Susan Sarandon, Alice Walker, Dolores Huerta, Cornell West, my friends at CODEPINK, and MANY MORE in signing Give Peace a Vote. <br/> <br/>This is a Voters Pledge that we will only vote for candidates who publicly call for a speedy withdrawal from Iraq and will keep us from engaging in future unjustified wars. Let's send a clear message this November and beyond, that we believe in international law and diplomacy over aggression. <br/> <br/>Please sign the Voters Pledge and ask at least 10 of your friends to sign as well. With millions of peace voters, we can elect leaders who will Give Peace a Chance. That's all we are saying. <br/> <br/>Click here to vote for peace: http://www.givepeaceavote.org/ <br/> <br/>PS. I committed to getting 100 peace pledges, so when you sign up, please put WENDY NOLAN in the box that says "Peacemaker" <br/> <br/>Thank you for taking action! <br/> <br/> <br/>peace, wendy</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

wendynolan 2006-10-19T16:12:09Z Maile http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/7e8b266d-3383-4349-845f-a681b253ae68 2006-07-27T23:31:44Z 2006-07-27T23:31:44Z

<div>Hello There, <br/> <br/>We are shooting a movie in town called, The Auteur. <br/> <br/>We need nude extras to be in our hippie commune scene on <br/> <br/>Friday July 28th <br/>from 6pm-6am. <br/>meet at 1111 SE Sandy (Sandy &amp; Burnside in Michaels Resturant Parking Lot) <br/> <br/>We will provide transportation to the commune from a central location in PDX. There will be tons of free food and it will be a really fun time for everyone! Come play, naked hacky sack, Frisbee, or just dance in the mud. Full nudity is highly encouraged and partial nudity is welcomed. Come on and bring your friends to the most naked party scene this summer! <br/> <br/>Dress: Hippies <br/>ages 18+ please <br/> <br/>Please RSVP for more details and location information about commune, Paradise. <br/> <br/>Maile Thiesen <br/>Casting <br/>The Auteur <br/>theauteurmovie@gmail.com <br/>503-222-5832</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

Maile 2006-07-27T23:31:44Z karakay http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/004d3a0c-8bd1-4b4a-b7f0-fa374bb7d529 2006-06-02T00:43:34Z 2006-06-02T00:43:34Z

<div>http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8958231188734018006&amp;q=secret</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 0 replies </div>

karakay 2006-06-02T00:43:34Z DreadyDeadHead http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/b9925abd-892c-44f9-9199-1dd9927d6c00 2005-11-22T16:35:11Z 2005-01-19T18:00:47Z

<div>Happy Birthday Janis!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 2 replies </div>

DreadyDeadHead 2005-01-19T18:00:47Z DreadyDeadHead http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/035d75a0-33de-48fd-8398-b4bcf666ec5e 2005-11-21T17:26:29Z 2005-01-18T17:07:15Z

<div>Hey it was nice to find this tribe,right on. So how is everyone?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 1 reply </div>

DreadyDeadHead 2005-01-18T17:07:15Z busdweller http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/04140cec-4bd1-4d85-894f-b0d6bac38327 2005-11-21T17:22:15Z 2005-08-06T13:25:18Z

<div>Hello folks <br/> <br/>New kid on the block here. <br/> <br/>I live full time in my converted school bus and have a job as a carpenter. I have 24 / 6 volt deep cycle gulf cart batteries (wired for 12 volts) built in and 1200 watts of PV solar panels and a 400-watt wind turbine to keep them charged. In the summer time I move around but in the winter month I stay put on a farm or a vineyard here on eastern Long Island. This kind of life is not for everyone but I love it. I would love to hear from any other bus/truck home dwellers }:o) <br/> <br/>Peace along the way <br/>Dennis the bus dweller N.Y.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 2 replies </div>

busdweller 2005-08-06T13:25:18Z iandigges http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/0ac21b51-bdcb-41c6-bb1a-5aa37d7e7243 2005-11-21T17:19:54Z 2004-03-10T15:17:00Z

<div>Just this morning I watched "Donnie Darko" the movie. It's very intriguing. I have felt at times in my life that I have seen the future. Several times in fact I have had a dream where I would see a snap image of something. Later on I would actually see that exact image in reality. A job I took, a place I happen to walk by, etc. Anything similar happen to you guys?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 2 replies </div>

iandigges 2004-03-10T15:17:00Z iandigges http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/ddf7fe46-672f-460b-87f4-8c53fb6bc25a 2005-08-27T13:44:48Z 2004-03-10T15:10:35Z

<div>Welcome. I haven't been on lately. I was hoping people of like mind would join my tribe so that I could share my experiences. Please post as often as you like on any topic that you wish to discuss.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 1 reply </div>

iandigges 2004-03-10T15:10:35Z HBRSBMagi http://digitalhippies.tribe.net/thread/10349d1c-116b-4e3f-9f12-70e17a8804e3 2005-03-18T03:00:56Z 2005-03-17T02:58:27Z

<div>Digital Hippies...new concept, but hey, I'm up for it! <br/> <br/>Hey Now everyone. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://digitalhippies.tribe.net">Digital Hippies</a> - 2 replies </div>

HBRSBMagi 2005-03-17T02:58:27Z