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	Using Theatrical Devices to Counter Culture by Marcus Del Greco
		Another feature of Digger fashion which shouldn't be understated was the tendency to "dress down." Though evident in the 1950s, "casual" dress didn't reach its appex of chic-dom until the late 60s when the prevalence of the word "equality" triggered a reaction.
		Although the Diggers "were not serving fl causes out of loyalty to an ideological analysis," they were nonetheless "allied [with the Panthers] by territory and a common love of freedom." (22) The two groups lived closely together, the Diggers in the Haight and the Panthers in the Fillmore, San Francisco's fl ghetto.
		Digger theatre was always grass-roots and interactive, designed to steer you "trip" (28) into one of personal liberation by insisting on the audience's right to take action.
	www.mindmined.com /public_library/nonfiction/marcus_del_greco_theatrical_devices.html (5020 words)

	Diggers (theater) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		These Diggers apocryphally claimed that the original (A laborer who digs) Diggers were so named because they were being killed by the king's men, and were constantly being seen digging graves for their brethren.
		Which was wrong, because the Diggers (or True Levellers as they styled themselves) were a democratic utopian group of radicals during the (Civil war in England between the Parliamentarians and the Royalists under Charles I; 1644-1648) English Civil War.
		In their publications, the Diggers coined such phrases as "Do your own thing" and "Today is the first day of the rest of your life".
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/di/diggers_(theater).htm (595 words)

	Dan's Papers- North Fork
		Digger’s objective is to offer a wide range of well prepared food using fresh local ingredients wherever possible with a high consistent level of quality and service.
		We chose to sample Digger’s Surf and Turf from the daily specials list and were delighted with the perfectly cooked seafood stuffed half lobster that came with some of the most succulent Danish baby back ribs you could imagine.
		Digger’s is a great place for a party, formal or informal (they also have a separate party room) and also is a great place to just drop into because you will always find something, large or small on the menu to tempt your appetite.
	www.danspapers.com /paper/northfork6.html (718 words)

	DIGGER
		Digger and Arne leave the bar together and, apparently by chance, meet up with Joan Niemi, the beautiful leader of the separatist movement, who has some special abilities of her own.
		Digger has got to find out what happened to Arne, what it has to do with him, who is behind his ouster from Midnight Mining Company, and why Joan's eyes seem to sparkle so strangely when he looks at her.
		Digger felt the heat of anger rising in his abdomen, and rather than push it back down, he went ahead and let it rise, he helped it up, felt his face flush, his temples throbbed...
	www.shirepost.com /DIGGER.html (9124 words)

	Television Without Pity The Reigning Lorelai
		Lorelai tells her that it was Digger at the door, and that he needed Richard to sign some papers.
		Digger says that when he was ten, he lost a family member a month, and it was very traumatic.
		Lorelai lets Digger out of the funeral, but tells him he'd better lie to Richard and say he was there.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a763/index-5.html (645 words)

	Saltsman digger pg6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The digger that I assembled all the wood on it as close as they can figure was built in 1880.
		I got the US Patent papers for the Keeler potato digger, he did not have a potato digger, it was patented here on October 6, 1885, it has a patent number on it, this within its self would absolutely do nothing.
		It appears that all he invented was an idea and according to the patent papers that they can't just patent an idea it has to be a working model and apparently that didn't work out this way.
	www.westny.com /digger5.htm (142 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: The Digger Papers
		The diggers, that nimble group of modern-day saints, were allowed to share their thing with those outside--40,000 copies worth.
		The diggers' term for themselves is life-actors and their means of communication is Guerilla Theater which "intends to bring audiences to liberated territory to create life-actors.", and whose plays "are glass-cutters for empire windows".
		The diggers have great faith that the implications of the free store are not impossible for society to embrace.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=494487 (967 words)

	Dallas Characters
		papers, and that he and Pam were still married.
		lost the papers, insisting he had been stone cold sober when he filed them.
		Cliff drove Digger to the motel where Haynes was staying.
	www.ultimatedallas.com /characters/diggerbio2.htm (665 words)

	Hippie - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The last publication of the Diggers was the anthology of street news, manifestoes and articles titled The Digger Papers, that came out in August 1968.
		Co-published as an edition of The Realist, the Diggers distributed 40,000 free copies.
		By 1970, much of hippie style had passed into mainstream culture, but little of its substance.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Hippie (894 words)

	Digger Papers, c.1966
		The Diggers were an "anarchist guerilla street theater group" that was part of the Counter Culture centered in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco.
		They distributed free food, including their whole wheat "Digger Bread," and they created Free Stores, where all the goods were free to anyone who needed them.
		Diggers assume free stores to liberate human nature.
	history.hanover.edu /courses/excerpts/227digger.html (649 words)

	Guidelines to Writing Great College Book Reports by Custom Papers
		The professor wants to know that you have read and understood the book as a whole, and that you are able to take the specific elements of plot and character and weave them together to discover the larger messages.
		You might even find that your original assumptions are just not supported by the text, and it is best to learn this before you have written your report, rather than later.
		Although it is a popular belief that your conclusion should be your introduction written with different words, this is not an effective way to finish.
	www.articledigger.com /article/Guidelines-to-Writing-Great-College-Book-Reports-00000015.aspx (615 words)

	Digger Papers 68
		In the summer of 1968, the Diggers produced their final collective publication and gave it away as a gift to the world.
		The Digger Papers combined new articles with some of the best pieces that had appeared on the street over the previous two years.
		Below are reprinted all of the pages from The Digger Papers, as well as the frontispiece that appeared only in the Realist edition.
	www.diggers.org /digger_papers.htm (284 words)

	LitKicks: Free the Food: The Diggers
		The Diggers, an “anarchist guerilla street theater group”, put this together in an effort to describe what was going on in San Francisco at this time.
		Basically, that “money is an unnecessary evil.” In the Quintissential Digger Manifesto, “all responsible citizens are asked to turn in their money.
		No questions will be asked.” Everybody is simply assured that if they turn in their money to their local Digger, it will be re-distributed to all and its energy will be released and everything will be lovely.
	www.litkicks.com /BeatPages/msg.jsp?what=SanFranciscoDiggers (607 words)

	Richard Brautigan: A-Z Index of People and Events Associated with His Writings and Life
		Either way, the Diggers' idealogy was bohemian consensus united with new left politics seen through pyschedelic eyes and put into action with an aggressive manner inherited from their Mime Troupe roots.
		For the Diggers, theater was revolution (Perry 259) and they became famous for such theatrical events as giving away food and providing lodging to people in the Haight-Ashbury district.
		Emmett and a crew of Diggers were discussing the need for another vehicle, when in the front door walked Richard Brautigan, a tall, carrot-haired, thirty-five-year-old poet wearing grandpa glasses, a peacoat and a floppy, broad-brimmed, felt hat.
	www.brautigan.net /who.html (14540 words)

	DiggerWorks.com - Home Page
		DiggerWorks is about supporting grassroots indie artists supporting grassroots people-first movements and organizations supporting indie artists supporting people-first movements...and so on, in a virtuous spiral (hopefully upward!).
		The name is inspired by a group of folks active during the Haight-Ashbury outbreak of 66-67, "The Diggers".
		These folks in turn derived their name from some folks who, during the revolutionary turmoil in England in the 17th century, began cultivating common land for the benefit of all.
	www.diggerworks.com (88 words)

	Term-Papers.us - Colleges
		With millions of dollars in merchandising and television contracts at stake, colleges have a lot of money riding on the recruitment, education, and performance—both on and off the field-- of college athletes.
		In closing, I feel that it is the institutions, not the athletes who need to be held more responsible for cheating and cover-ups in order to clean up college athletics.
		If you can't find a term paper on your topic in our free database, use our custom term papers writing service.
	www.term-papers.us /ts/ib/sjf57.shtml (1947 words)

	Kirby Doyle tribute, links, bibliography & resources
		Their space had the air of a gypsy hide-out: incense and candle smoke in the air, velvet drapes over low tables, a vase with peacock feathers, wall art by George Herms and Wallace Berman, dim lights, and tarot cards laid for a reading.
		Kirby would fall back on the floor stretching out his big-boned, Irish body and roar with laughter at what he'd just typed, then take a hit of a joint, or disappear to shoot some crystal meth and come back with a small glass of wine for each of us.
		I certainly don't remember much about Kirby in the context of Digger Batman's birth; he was there and we DID blow some fine herb, but that event was WAY beyond my realm of experience at the time and I have little "memory" of those moments.
	www.emptymirrorbooks.com /beat/doyle.html (2126 words)

	Bambooweb: Hippie
		In fact by the time Hippiedom became commercialized, mid-late 1967, being a hippie had lost its real purpose.
		The last publication of the Diggers was the anthology of street news, manifestoes and articles titled The Digger Papers, that came out in August 1968.
		By 1970, much of hippie style had passed into mainstream culture, but little of its substance.
	www.bambooweb.com /articles/h/i/Hippie.html (749 words)

	Free Press exhibition - NYC at Further: Strange Attractor & beyond
		Celebrating the heyday of alternative magazine publishing in Europe and America, Gavin Brown’s enterprise at Passerby opens an exhibition of more than two hundred original copies, as well as reproductions of these seminal and obscure publications, whose influence reverberates through culture, politics, and society.
		Publications include: Actuel, Avatar, Berkeley Barb, Berkeley Tribe, Black Panther Papers, Digger Papers, Door, East Village Other [EVO], The Fifth Estate, Freep, Grabuge, Hobo-Québec, International Times [it], Los Angeles Free Press, The Oracle, The Organ, Other Scenes, OZ, Rat, The Realist, Re Nudo, Rolling Stone, The Seed, Ann Arbor Sun….more.
		Please note: A press conference to the unified, positive forces actively involved in the community will be held at 6pm on Friday, February 2, 2007, with active members of today’s free press.
	www.strangeattractor.co.uk /further/?p=15 (357 words)

	Gothamist: Radical Living Papers
		That's the brazen spirit behind Radical Living Papers: A history of the free, alternative, counter-culture and underground press, 1965-75.
		It is open at Passerby (436 W. 15th Street, NY) from noon to six, Thursdays through Saturdays, until March 7.
		By remembering the in-your-face rants of yesteryear, Radical Living Papers promotes much-needed dialogue on today’s scary status of journalism and airing opinions.
	www.gothamist.com /archives/2007/02/08/radical_living.php (348 words)

	Art Action Academia1960-2006
		The term ‘underground’ is somewhat misleading because most of the papers functioned outside real dictatorial oppression, the word is more an expression of an attitude and a better term would be ‘cultural underground’ papers.
		It certainly was not just mass circulation magazines - though the UPS boasted a readership of 6 million in 1970 - but also very simple and handcrafted papers did participate, like the ‘Free City’ handouts published in San Francisco in 1967, and communal ‘digger’ papers like Hapt in the UK, Netherlands and Switzerland.
		Pirate radio has been another form of independent media activity, though limited by their broadcasting capacity on the AM and FM bandwidth.
	imaginarymuseum.org /PSWAR/AAA01.html (4994 words)

	Richard Brautigan: All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
		Signed copies are reported but are scarce, possibly because the book was given away free and because the book was printed and distributed before Brautigan had achieved any recognition as a poet.
		This poem was found written on a paper bag by Richard Brautigan in a laundromat in San Francisco.
		Brautigan admired the Diggers, a San Francisco counter-culture group, for their free services to the needy and "gave" them this poem, which they reproduced and distributed throughout the city.
	www.brautigan.net /machines.html (4153 words)

	San Francisco Values Come To House "Speaker's Lobby" As Pelosi Bans Smoking : Diggers Realm
		House members generally hang out there, read papers, relax, have a smoke and interact with the media.
		So much so that she didn't even know they still smoked there.
		Help Send Digger To DC To Lobby Congress Against Illlegal Immigration!
	www.diggersrealm.com /mt/archives/002030.html (791 words)

	On the Waterfront
		I was with the San Francisco Diggers nearly 30 years ago, Paul Krassner of The Realist magazine wanted to put our street communications out as the “Digger Papers”.
		The following is from the abstract of this paper.
		Natural Systems for the treatment of wastewater can significantly reduce the costs, process energy and complexity of wastewater treatment systems with the potential of achieving potable quality water for reuse or disposal.
	www.nationalwatercenter.org /on_waterfront_2.htm (4519 words)

	Haight-Ashbury Concise Bibliography
		Notes: Records (Jan.-Sept. 1967) of the Communication Company (San Francisco, Calif.), a member of the Undergound Press Syndicate, including broadsides, flyers, and handbills printed for the Diggers, San Francisco Mime Troupe, and the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood Council, among other organizations, individuals, and events, including Human Be-In and the Invisible Circus at Glide Church.
		Also includes copy of a letter, 9 Feb. 1967, written by Chester Anderson to his friend, Thurlonius Benjamin Weed in Florida, discussing his move to San Francisco, his work, and his involvement in the Haight-Ashbury community.
		Title: The hippie papers; notes from the underground press.
	www.sfmuseum.com /hist1/habib.html (3200 words)

	Also @ bilderberg-mirror.org.uk & mirrorberg.org - The High Priests of Globalisation - Bilderberg Conferences - ...
		Project for the Exposure of Hidden Institutions: The Pilgrims Society - Listen to 911 hero William Rodriguez - Diggers film - Bilderberger's frightfully boring blog - Ex-MI5 counterintelligence officer exposes NATO fl ops.
		Canadian state governors jetting around the world to hob-nob with the rich and powerful types.
		Consequences, or strange tales, an example of a game where someone writes a few lines on a piece of paper, then folds it over so there is only a line showing and the next person carries on the story.
	www.bilderberg.org (5804 words)

	[No title]
		Mirror image, except that actually there's old tribal wisdom still operating, with the fls in America, that hasn't been presented either/or acounted for.
		But what's necessary is active imagination, active Black Power, Digger Autonomy -- active manifestation of the understanding, manifestation, active things, not sitting around on your ass: active poetry, active use of language, the first Boddhisatva's vow: "Sentient beings are numberless, I vow to enlighten them all."
		Because the whole universe can't make it, nor will happiness be complete until we all enter Heaven.
	www.etsu.edu /cas/history/docs/dialecticslib.htm (2549 words)

	digger
		A worker who is paid by the ton for coal produced; a miner in the stricter sense.
		Originally the digger mined or undermined the coal; now the term is applied to the worker who merely shoots out the coal.
		A machine for removing coal from the bed of streams, the coal having washed down from collieries of culm banks above.
	www.webref.org /geology/d/digger.htm (161 words)

	Three UN Hostages In Afghanistan Freed : Diggers Realm
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		Posted by Digger on November 23, 2004 09:24 AM (Permalink)
	www.diggersrealm.com /mt/archives/000450.html (674 words)

	The Haight-Ashbury 30 Years Ago: A timeline
		I have been told that Allen Cohen held a press conference to promote it on April 5 (see below).
		The debate was between the Diggers, who wanted to keep the neighborhood out of the limelight, and the shop owners, who wanted to turn on the world.
		Two of the Digger papers that mention this are Uncle Tim'$ Children and street news.
	www.wild-bohemian.com /timeline.htm (1386 words)

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