Pranayuga 2006

Richard Fosbury Shares Beer with Squirrel

Early Morning at the Deakin House

Backpack Tiger!

Pranayuga Reunion 2006

The Pranayuga 2006 Reunion arrives at 6605 Deakin Street

Oakland, CA Saturday July 8th.

Come check out live drumming, live airbrush performance art by

Ciaran, fractal art by Vanessa and world class DJ’s Dr. Doom,

Raygun, Faith and Believe along with an ambient chill set from

Impure Cell!

This event marks the return of our beloved Clint and Marly from Cabo Pulmo, Baja Mexico!

Big ups to The Pranayuga Collective for coming around full circle.

Stay tuned…

"An Inconvenient Truth" Gets Five Stars For Accuracy

19 climate scientists who had seen the movie or read the book said Al Gore's movie got most of the science right.

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Just Released: Insider Information on NSA Wiretaps

"The N.S.A. began to eavesdrop on callers...or to investigate them using traditional police methods. A government consultant told me that tens of thousands of Americans had had their calls monitored in one way or the other. [...] the Administration, by not approaching the FISA court early on, had made it much harder to go to the court later." - from Digg.com.

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Happy Birthday Half-Month Clint!

Clint, you rule! I love you! I hope that one day soon...

we can skip out of work together and go put lampshades on our heads again.

Big ups to the Whole Foods get drunk all day in Santa Cruz California and call in to work the next day Nation,

Michael

p.s. Happy Birthday Clint!

Is it real, or is it art?

Hey all, check this dude out!

This stuff is all done with color chalk.

Unh!

Click on the link...


http://www.rense.com/general67/street.htm

Largest Solar-Power Park in the World Opens in Germany

"A total of about 16,5 km (10 miles) of solar panels mounted on a former military grounds at Pocking, near Passau in Bavaria. The installation saves 10,000 tons of CO2 yearly--the equivalent of 1,000 hectares of woodlands." - from Digg.com and originally reported on TreeHugger.com

I know that this technology has a long way to go, but it's amazing to see what can be done with today's available technology!

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