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RingOut Bike Bell Ride [BNC]

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  1. "there are no leaders" is an inadequate attempt to avoid prosecution when
    someone gets hurt or killed.
    Jym is known to the NYPD as the organizer, director of Critical Mass events
    in NYC, and will be held accountable. If you get hurt or arrested on this
    organized event, get good legal representation.

  2. [Also Posted to ebikes]

    http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/104139/index.php

    TIME'S UP! invites bikes and bells to Saturday's RingOut
    demonstration at Ground Zero. It's the RINGOUT BIKE BELL RIDE.

    What: WTC/Ground Zero Observance
    Sound Performance composed by Pauline Oliveros
    When: Saturday, August 28, 2004, 5:00PM
    Where: Albany St. and West St.
    at the Hudson River Greenway

    Ring out the old, Ring in the new!
    Ring out the false, Ring in the true!

    RingOut.org organizes circular demonstrations. Rings symbolize
    unity and solidarity. Demonstrate in rings, ringing bells.
    Encircle to defend! Encircle to chastise!

    TIME'S UP! organizes bicycle rides and demonstrations. Bicycles
    have chainrings and, ideally, bicycle bells.

    TIME'S UP! invites bicyclists to join us and RingOut for a World
    Trade Center/Ground Zero observance. As people on feet encircle
    the site with their bells, we will ride in rings around the site
    with our bells.

    Bicyclists on the Greenway will be ringing in the west,
    expressing qualities of sunset, visions, and dreams.

    Show up with as many bells as you can handle, including the
    one(s) on your bike. If you need a bike bell, we have a limited
    supply.

    If you want to ring bells but don't have a bike, see RingOut.org
    for details about the on-foot event. This is a late addition to
    the Bike National Convention, so it doesn't appear on printed
    calendars. Please spread the word. With bells on!

    http://www.times-up.org/

    http://www.ringout.org/

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