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EileenF — 2015-05-31T22:19:16Z

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jgerek — 2013-11-07T15:43:29Z

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- The [http://criticalmassrides.info CM website] ('''see Footnote [[Footnote(The website was closed out in January 2009 but still has some useful content)]]''') describes the concept as thus:	+ The former National Critical Mass website (see Footnote [[Footnote(The website was closed out in January 2009 but still has some useful content)]]) described the concept as thus:
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- For more information, see [http://criticalmass.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Critical Mass Wiki] or [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical-Mass.org]. See footnote regarding [http://critical-mass.info].	+ Rest assured that Critical Mass is still very much alive in Rochester in ["2012"]. For more information on the current status of Critical Mass nationally, see footnote at Former National Critical Mass website (below).
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EileenF — 2012-09-29T20:23:46Z

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- - To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://groups.google.com/group/rochester-critical-mass/ Rochester Critical Mass mailing list] or send an e-mail to [rochester-critical-mass-subscribe@googlegroups.com]. Critical mass rides occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride. There have been rumors of making the ride once a week, rather than once a month, as Rochester has weekly rides three other nights of the week.

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EileenF — 2012-09-28T20:39:55Z

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EileenF — 2012-09-28T20:39:13Z

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EileenF — 2012-09-28T20:38:02Z

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- [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]]	+ '''Critical Mass''' is a group ["biking" bicycle ride] which takes place at regular intervals (usually on a monthly basis) whose purpose is to "celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road." Although it is a nationwide movement, there is no centralized organizational structure and no official leaders. The CM group in Rochester has been in existence since ["1998"].
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- '''Critical Mass''' is a group bicycle ride which takes place at regular intervals (usually on a monthly basis) whose purpose is to "celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road." Although it is a nationwide movement, there is no centralized organizational structure, and there are no official leaders. The CM group in Rochester has been in existence since 1998.	+ The [http://criticalmassrides.info CM website] ('''see Footnote [[Footnote(The website was closed out in January 2009 but still has some useful content)]]''') describes the concept as thus:
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	+ [[image(criticalmassanim.gif,left)]] + Critical Mass originated in San Francisco in September of ["1992"]. It spread to Rochester in 1998 when ["University of Rochester"] graduate student Mark Anderson began organizing rides originating at the ["University of Rochester/River Campus" River Campus]. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer ["1999"], but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal moves and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter ["2001"] the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May ["2002"] and departed to teach in Geneva NY.
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- Critical Mass originated in San Francisco in September of 1992. It spread to Rochester in 1998 when ["University of Rochester"] graduate student Mark Anderson began organizing rides originating in River Campus. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer 1999, but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal riding and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter 2001 the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May 2002 and departed to teach in Geneva NY.	+ ["Users/TobinFricke" Tobin Fricke] arrived fall ["2004"] as a graduate student in physics. With the help of ["Users/RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn] and others, Fricke co-founded ["RocWiki"] and ["Ant Hill Cooperative"], and, along with Andrew Hall of Cooperative ["EcoHouse"], revived Critical Mass in Rochester. He penned [http://nibot.livejournal.com/254519.html this contemporaneous post].
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- ["Users/TobinFricke" Tobin Fricke] arrived fall 2004 as a graduate student in physics, and shortly with ["Users/RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn] and others co-founded ["RocWiki"] and ["Ant Hill Cooperative"], and along with ["Users/AndrewHall" Andrew Hall] of Cooperative ["EcoHouse"] revived Critical Mass in Rochester. He penned [http://nibot.livejournal.com/254519.html this contemporaneous post]. - - [[image(criticalmassanim.gif,left)]] For more information, see [http://criticalmass.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Critical Mass Wiki] or [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical-Mass.org]. See footnote regarding [http://critical-mass.info].	+ For more information, see [http://criticalmass.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Critical Mass Wiki] or [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical-Mass.org]. See footnote regarding [http://critical-mass.info].
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- Photos of Critical Mass worldwide: http://flickr.com/photos/tags/criticalmass/ - - Want to know more about Critical Mass? [wiki:wikipedia:Critical_Mass Wikipedia] has a great article. - - == Past Rides and Pictures == - For a list of past rides and events, see ["Critical Mass/Past Rides"] or the ["Critical Mass/Pictures" pictures].	+ For a list of past rides and events, see ["Critical Mass/Past Rides"] or the ["Critical Mass/Pictures" pictures].
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- * Syracuse -- Critical Mass was organized in Syracuse in September 2005, with a hugely successful inaugural ride on Wednesday, October 5th. See [http://ReadingForDummies.com/Permanent/critical_mass/05-oct-2005/ the movies] and [http://ReadingForDummies.com/blog/archives/2005/10/06/critical_massive.html a picture]! - * Buffalo -- There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass." A few people who post on here think Rochester should totally do this---but it should be noted that there are others who have concerns over biking while intoxicated after witnessing the results of numerous accidents.	+ + * Syracuse - Critical Mass was organized in Syracuse in September ["2005"], with a hugely successful inaugural ride on Wednesday, October 5th. See [http://ReadingForDummies.com/Permanent/critical_mass/05-oct-2005/ the movies] and [http://ReadingForDummies.com/blog/archives/2005/10/06/critical_massive.html a picture]! + * Buffalo - There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass." A few people who post on here think Rochester should totally do this - but it should be noted that there are others who have concerns over biking while intoxicated after witnessing the results of numerous accidents.
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EileenF — 2012-09-28T20:17:02Z

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JohnLam — 2011-11-23T03:25:46Z

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EileenF — 2011-10-06T15:05:29Z

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peteb — 2010-05-09T00:02:51Z

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- * Buffalo -- There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass." Rochester should totally do this.	+ * Buffalo -- There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass." A few people who post on here think Rochester should totally do this---but it should be noted that there are others who have concerns over biking while intoxicated after witnessing the results of numerous accidents.

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Damiankumor — 2010-05-08T23:00:25Z

Revert to version 147 (Personal comments from Jack needed to be removed).

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JackPorcello — 2010-05-08T12:41:39Z

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Damiankumor — 2010-05-05T12:39:07Z

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JackPorcello — 2010-05-05T12:14:33Z

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BradMandell — 2009-04-28T18:38:18Z

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TedForsyth — 2009-04-27T15:29:19Z

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TedForsyth — 2009-03-26T15:36:32Z

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BradMandell — 2009-01-18T21:13:06Z

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ReyTucker — 2008-11-09T14:13:58Z

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- Critical Mass originated in San Fransisco in September of 1992. It spread to Rochester in 1998 when ["University of Rochester"] graduate student Mark Anderson began organizing rides originating in River Campus. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer 1999, but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal riding and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter 2001 the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May 2002 and departed to teach in Geneva NY.	+ Critical Mass originated in San Francisco in September of 1992. It spread to Rochester in 1998 when ["University of Rochester"] graduate student Mark Anderson began organizing rides originating in River Campus. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer 1999, but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal riding and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter 2001 the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May 2002 and departed to teach in Geneva NY.
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- ["Users/TobinFricke" Tobin Fricke] arrived fall 2004 as a graduate student in physics, and shortly with ["Users/RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn] and others cofounded ["RocWiki"] and ["Ant Hill Cooperative"], and along with ["Users/AndrewHall" Andrew Hall] of Cooperative ["EcoHouse"] revived Critical Mass in Rochester. He penned [http://nibot.livejournal.com/254519.html this contemporaneous post].	+ ["Users/TobinFricke" Tobin Fricke] arrived fall 2004 as a graduate student in physics, and shortly with ["Users/RobertPolyn" Robert Polyn] and others co-founded ["RocWiki"] and ["Ant Hill Cooperative"], and along with ["Users/AndrewHall" Andrew Hall] of Cooperative ["EcoHouse"] revived Critical Mass in Rochester. He penned [http://nibot.livejournal.com/254519.html this contemporaneous post].

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BradMandell — 2008-10-31T18:48:41Z

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TedForsyth — 2008-10-31T18:00:00Z

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BradMandell — 2008-09-17T02:20:49Z

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BradMandell — 2008-09-17T02:18:48Z

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eugenecain — 2008-08-18T23:21:58Z

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eugenecain — 2008-08-18T23:21:51Z

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eugenecain — 2008-08-18T23:21:32Z

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JaySweet — 2008-07-11T15:28:50Z

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JaySweet — 2008-07-11T15:27:11Z

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- [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]] "Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization." — criticalmassrides.info	+ [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]]
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- Critical Mass began in Rochester, when University of Rochester graduate student in English Mark Anderson began organizing rides from River Campus around 1998. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer 1999, but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal riding and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter 2001 the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May 2002 and departed to teach in Geneva NY.	+ '''Critical Mass''' is a group bicycle ride which takes place at regular intervals (usually on a monthly basis) whose purpose is to "celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road." Although it is a nationwide movement, there is no centralized organizational structure, and there are no official leaders. The CM group in Rochester has been in existence since 1998. + + The [http://criticalmassrides.info CM website] describes the concept thusly: + ''Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization.'' + + ==History== + + Critical Mass originated in San Fransisco in September of 1992. It spread to Rochester in 1998 when ["University of Rochester"] graduate student Mark Anderson began organizing rides originating in River Campus. Rides grew to about 50 cyclists by summer 1999, but many first-time riders expressed dissatisfaction and felt turned off by illegal riding and the hostility toward cars and never returned. By winter 2001 the rides had fallen apart, and occasional riders would send mail asking where everyone was. Mark finished his doctorate in May 2002 and departed to teach in Geneva NY.
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BartRobello — 2008-07-03T04:47:59Z

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- To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://groups.google.com/group/rochester-critical-mass/ Rochester Critical Mass mailing list] or send an e-mail to [rochester-critical-mass-subscribe@googlegroups.com]. Critical mass rides occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride.	+ To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://groups.google.com/group/rochester-critical-mass/ Rochester Critical Mass mailing list] or send an e-mail to [rochester-critical-mass-subscribe@googlegroups.com]. Critical mass rides occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride. There have been rumors of making the ride once a week, rather than once a month, as Rochester has weekly rides three other nights of the week.

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TedForsyth — 2008-06-29T15:34:40Z

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JohnLam — 2008-06-12T22:57:40Z

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TedForsyth — 2008-04-26T15:08:50Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-03-03T15:04:21Z

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TedForsyth — 2008-03-01T15:59:14Z

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TedForsyth — 2008-01-10T07:09:51Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-12-04T04:06:04Z

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DaveMahon — 2007-11-30T15:04:48Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-11-29T16:44:50Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-11-29T16:41:23Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-11-27T20:30:13Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-11-19T00:13:01Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-11-19T00:11:48Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-10-27T14:15:03Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-10-23T15:33:48Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-10-23T15:32:38Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-10-04T04:52:47Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-10-01T20:18:50Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-09-22T02:30:42Z

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2007-08-25T18:15:19Z

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-08T05:15:56Z

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MichaelJancsy — 2007-07-28T22:19:54Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-30T04:28:46Z

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CalebKelsey — 2007-06-27T04:04:17Z

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- * Buffalo -- There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass."	+ * Buffalo -- There are Critical Mass rides seemingly every week in Buffalo. Flyers and word-of-mouth have turned these events into usually large gatherings, including an off-shoot group that normally rides in various levels of intoxication at midnight. It is appropriately named "Midnight Mass." Rochester should totally do this.

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CalebKelsey — 2007-06-27T04:03:47Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-24T18:14:19Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-24T18:13:57Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-24T18:11:21Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-24T18:09:11Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-24T17:51:31Z

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- To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://cif.rochester.edu/mailman/listinfo/critical-mass Rochester Critical Mass mailing list]. Critical mass rides traditionally occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride.	+ To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://groups.google.com/group/rochester-critical-mass/ Rochester Critical Mass mailing list] or send an e-mail to [rochester-critical-mass-subscribe@googlegroups.com]. Critical mass rides traditionally occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride. + + Rochester Critical Mass MySpace page: http://myspace.com/rochestercriticalmass
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AdamDurand — 2007-06-20T14:50:11Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-06-20T14:49:23Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-06-05T14:04:38Z

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AdamDurand — 2007-05-18T18:49:15Z

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- == Upcoming Rochester Critical Mass Events == - - * '''April 27th, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] will be presenting another film. Info to be posted soon. - - RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if you ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free refreshments as well as discussion following the screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours prior to events in order to confirm date, time, and venue.'''

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TedForsyth — 2007-05-16T10:22:38Z

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- * '''April 27th, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] will be presenting [http://www.bowlingforcolumbine.com/ Bowling for Columbine] for the April After-Mass screening. Rochester Indymedia had intended to do a screening of a film on gender, but felt we needed to take a month and better prepare. The film we hope to show is called "Enough Man." It looks at the lives of Female-to-Male Transmen and sex. Therefore, in light of the recent tragedy at VirginiaTech, we thought it might be apropos to look at another school shooting—this one in Littleton, Colorado at Columbine High School through the eyes of Michael Moore in his "Bowling for Columbine." We would like to create a space where a discussion about the issues surrounding the latest shooting can take place as well as compare and contrast mainstream media reaction to these events. [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RochesterFNB/ Rochester Food Not Bombs] will be serving a meal; discussion to follow.	+ * '''April 27th, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] will be presenting another film. Info to be posted soon.

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TedForsyth — 2007-04-22T03:21:08Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-04-22T03:19:17Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-03-31T22:02:02Z

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TedForsyth — 2007-03-04T15:55:28Z

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TedForsyth — 2006-12-21T05:03:42Z

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- * '''December 29, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] presents ''[http://www.corrugate.org/granito_de_arena/synopsis Granito de Arena]'' (or Grain of Sand in Spanish)--a documentary about the democratic teachers' union movement in Mexico. There is a specific focus on Southern Mexico in places such as Oaxaca and Chiapas. From the website: ''"For over 20 years, global economic forces have been dismantling public education in Mexico, but always in the constant shadow of popular resistance... Granito de Arena is the story of that resistance – the story of hundreds of thousands of public schoolteachers whose grassroots, non-violent movement took Mexico by surprise, and who have endured brutal repression in their 25-year struggle for social and economic justice in Mexico's public schools."'' '''Featuring''': Eduardo Galeano and Maude Barlow The film is approximately 60 minutes long. The film will be screened at St. Joe's. See below for more info. Also, before the screening, and if people are into it, we'd like to do a collective reading of a children's Christmas story called ''[http://www.softskull.com/detailedbook.php?isbn=1-932360-55-7 Burn Christmas! Burn! by Brian Gage]'' in order to work out the rest of that angry Christmas sentiment. From the website: ''Burn, Christmas! Burn!! is a humorous Christmas book about Santa’s Elves who are tired of being third-rate drones in his oppressive sweatshop. Santa is greedy and old. Mrs. Claus is the crotchety and mean CFO. And Rudolph? He’s got a score to settle too. Years of backbreaking labor have finally done in the Elve's patience. They've reached boiling point. They're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. What to do? Well, overthrow Christmas, of course.''	+ * '''December 29, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] presents ''[http://www.corrugate.org/granito_de_arena/synopsis Granito de Arena]'' (or Grain of Sand in Spanish)--a documentary about the democratic teachers' union movement in Mexico. There is a specific focus on Southern Mexico in places such as Oaxaca and Chiapas. From the website: ''"For over 20 years, global economic forces have been dismantling public education in Mexico, but always in the constant shadow of popular resistance... Granito de Arena is the story of that resistance – the story of hundreds of thousands of public schoolteachers whose grassroots, non-violent movement took Mexico by surprise, and who have endured brutal repression in their 25-year struggle for social and economic justice in Mexico's public schools."'' '''Featuring''': Eduardo Galeano and Maude Barlow The film is approximately 60 minutes long. The film will be screened at St. Joe's. See below for more info. Also, before the screening, and if people are into it, we'd like to do a collective reading of a children's Christmas story called ''[http://www.softskull.com/detailedbook.php?isbn=1-932360-55-7 Burn Christmas! Burn! by Brian Gage]'' in order to work out the rest of that Christmas angst. From the website: ''Burn, Christmas! Burn!! is a humorous Christmas book about Santa’s Elves who are tired of being third-rate drones in his oppressive sweatshop. Santa is greedy and old. Mrs. Claus is the crotchety and mean CFO. And Rudolph? He’s got a score to settle too. Years of backbreaking labor have finally done in the Elve's patience. They've reached boiling point. They're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. What to do? Well, overthrow Christmas, of course.''

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TedForsyth — 2006-12-19T20:20:09Z

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- * '''December 29, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] presents ''[http://www.corrugate.org/granito_de_arena/synopsis Granito de Arena]'' (or Grain of Sand in Spanish)--a documentary about the democratic teachers' union movement in Mexico. There is a specific focus on Southern Mexico in places such as Oaxaca and Chiapas. From the website: ''"For over 20 years, global economic forces have been dismantling public education in Mexico, but always in the constant shadow of popular resistance... Granito de Arena is the story of that resistance – the story of hundreds of thousands of public schoolteachers whose grassroots, non-violent movement took Mexico by surprise, and who have endured brutal repression in their 25-year struggle for social and economic justice in Mexico's public schools."'' '''Featuring''': Eduardo Galeano and Maude Barlow The film is approximately 60 minutes long. The film will be screened at St. Joe's. See below for more info.	+ * '''December 29, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] presents ''[http://www.corrugate.org/granito_de_arena/synopsis Granito de Arena]'' (or Grain of Sand in Spanish)--a documentary about the democratic teachers' union movement in Mexico. There is a specific focus on Southern Mexico in places such as Oaxaca and Chiapas. From the website: ''"For over 20 years, global economic forces have been dismantling public education in Mexico, but always in the constant shadow of popular resistance... Granito de Arena is the story of that resistance – the story of hundreds of thousands of public schoolteachers whose grassroots, non-violent movement took Mexico by surprise, and who have endured brutal repression in their 25-year struggle for social and economic justice in Mexico's public schools."'' '''Featuring''': Eduardo Galeano and Maude Barlow The film is approximately 60 minutes long. The film will be screened at St. Joe's. See below for more info. Also, before the screening, and if people are into it, we'd like to do a collective reading of a children's Christmas story called ''[http://www.softskull.com/detailedbook.php?isbn=1-932360-55-7 Burn Christmas! Burn! by Brian Gage]'' in order to work out the rest of that angry Christmas sentiment. From the website: ''Burn, Christmas! Burn!! is a humorous Christmas book about Santa’s Elves who are tired of being third-rate drones in his oppressive sweatshop. Santa is greedy and old. Mrs. Claus is the crotchety and mean CFO. And Rudolph? He’s got a score to settle too. Years of backbreaking labor have finally done in the Elve's patience. They've reached boiling point. They're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. What to do? Well, overthrow Christmas, of course.''

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TedForsyth — 2006-12-19T20:12:20Z

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- * '''November 24, 7PM''': That's right! The day after Thanksgiving. The day after the day some of us will be sitting on couches somewhere patting our freshly stuffed bellies. The day after hundreds of thousands, if not millions of turkeys are culled and slaughtered to overfeed folks. It's the day we start the mad dash off to the stores to make sure we get enough consumables for those we care about. On Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, take a moment to consider the impact of Thanksgiving and the day after--the day that is historically the busiest time of year for retailers. These themes, the waste of uncontrolled mass consumption and the mass consumption of other living creatures, will be highlighted at the next Rochester Indymedia After-Mass screening. [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.akpress.org/2005/items/gonetomorrowdvd Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage]''. "Gone Tomorrow explores the history and politics of garbage, a substance both hidden and omnipresent." It is directed by Heather Rogers and is 19-minutes long. Check out [http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5027659 The Afterlife of Garbage] an NPR interview with Heather Rogers. We will also be having a guest speaker from [http://www.veganoutreach.org Vegan Outreach] talk about the mass slaughter and consumption of turkeys as well as screening the latest [http://www.peta.org/ PETA] investigation from the [http://www.goveg.com/feat/butterball/butterball.asp Butterball Turkey farm]. Jenna Calabrese is the Northeast Coordinator for Vegan Outreach , and will be [http://rochester.indymedia.org/newswire/display/19735/index.php working at universities in this area] through November 26th.	+ * '''December 29, 7PM''': [Http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] presents ''[http://www.corrugate.org/granito_de_arena/synopsis Granito de Arena]'' (or Grain of Sand in Spanish)--a documentary about the democratic teachers' union movement in Mexico. There is a specific focus on Southern Mexico in places such as Oaxaca and Chiapas. From the website: ''"For over 20 years, global economic forces have been dismantling public education in Mexico, but always in the constant shadow of popular resistance... Granito de Arena is the story of that resistance – the story of hundreds of thousands of public schoolteachers whose grassroots, non-violent movement took Mexico by surprise, and who have endured brutal repression in their 25-year struggle for social and economic justice in Mexico's public schools."'' '''Featuring''': Eduardo Galeano and Maude Barlow The film is approximately 60 minutes long. The film will be screened at St. Joe's. See below for more info.

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- RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if you ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free refreshments as well as discussion following the screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''	+ RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if you ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free refreshments as well as discussion following the screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours prior to events in order to confirm date, time, and venue.'''

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TedForsyth — 2006-11-16T16:56:44Z

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- (pssst... tell your friends!)] - * '''October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!)''' Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]''. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')
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- RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well as discussions following both screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''	+ * '''November 24, 7PM''': That's right! The day after Thanksgiving. The day after the day some of us will be sitting on couches somewhere patting our freshly stuffed bellies. The day after hundreds of thousands, if not millions of turkeys are culled and slaughtered to overfeed folks. It's the day we start the mad dash off to the stores to make sure we get enough consumables for those we care about. On Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, take a moment to consider the impact of Thanksgiving and the day after--the day that is historically the busiest time of year for retailers. These themes, the waste of uncontrolled mass consumption and the mass consumption of other living creatures, will be highlighted at the next Rochester Indymedia After-Mass screening. [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.akpress.org/2005/items/gonetomorrowdvd Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage]''. "Gone Tomorrow explores the history and politics of garbage, a substance both hidden and omnipresent." It is directed by Heather Rogers and is 19-minutes long. Check out [http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5027659 The Afterlife of Garbage] an NPR interview with Heather Rogers. We will also be having a guest speaker from [http://www.veganoutreach.org Vegan Outreach] talk about the mass slaughter and consumption of turkeys as well as screening the latest [http://www.peta.org/ PETA] investigation from the [http://www.goveg.com/feat/butterball/butterball.asp Butterball Turkey farm]. Jenna Calabrese is the Northeast Coordinator for Vegan Outreach , and will be [http://rochester.indymedia.org/newswire/display/19735/index.php working at universities in this area] through November 26th. + + RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free refreshments as well as discussion following the screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''

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GirtsFolkmanis — 2006-10-09T02:26:00Z

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GirtsFolkmanis — 2006-10-09T02:24:30Z

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-30T05:25:45Z

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- * [b]October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!)[/b] Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]''. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')	+ * '''October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!)''' Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]''. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-30T05:24:35Z

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- (pssst... tell your friends!) - * September 29th, 7PM: [http://Rochester.Indymedia.Org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be showing one of two possible films. ''[http://www.tedwhitegreenlight.com/cm.htm We Are Traffic: A movie about Critical Mass]'' documents the history of CM in all of its glory! The documentary is 50 minutes and was directed by Ted White. The other option is a film titled ''[http://www.newday.com/films/Taken_for_a_Ride.html Taken for a Ride]'', which "reveals the tragic and little known story of an auto and oil industry campaign, led by General Motors, to buy and dismantle streetcar lines. Across the nation, tracks were torn up, sometimes overnight, and diesel buses placed on city streets." The film is 52 minutes long and was directed by Jim Klein.	+ (pssst... tell your friends!)]

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-18T15:22:26Z

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- RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''	+ RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well as discussions following both screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:50:13Z

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- * September 29th, 7PM: [http://Rochester.Indymedia.Org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be showing one of two possible films. [http://www.tedwhitegreenlight.com/cm.htm We Are Traffic: A movie about Critical Mass] documents the history of CM in all of its glory! The documentary is 50 minutes and was directed by Ted White. The other option is a film titled [http://www.newday.com/films/Taken_for_a_Ride.html Taken for a Ride], which "reveals the tragic and little known story of an auto and oil industry campaign, led by General Motors, to buy and dismantle streetcar lines. Across the nation, tracks were torn up, sometimes overnight, and diesel buses placed on city streets." The film is 52 minutes long and was directed by Jim Klein. - * October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!) Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary [http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')	+ * September 29th, 7PM: [http://Rochester.Indymedia.Org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be showing one of two possible films. ''[http://www.tedwhitegreenlight.com/cm.htm We Are Traffic: A movie about Critical Mass]'' documents the history of CM in all of its glory! The documentary is 50 minutes and was directed by Ted White. The other option is a film titled ''[http://www.newday.com/films/Taken_for_a_Ride.html Taken for a Ride]'', which "reveals the tragic and little known story of an auto and oil industry campaign, led by General Motors, to buy and dismantle streetcar lines. Across the nation, tracks were torn up, sometimes overnight, and diesel buses placed on city streets." The film is 52 minutes long and was directed by Jim Klein. + * October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!) Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary ''[http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]''. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')

Critical Mass

TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:47:54Z

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- * October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!) Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary [http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." --From the DVD box. Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!)	+ * October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!) Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary [http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!''')
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- RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and will start at 7:00pm at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.	+ RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and '''will start at 7:00pm''' at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. '''Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.'''

Critical Mass

TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:25:46Z

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- RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and will start at 7:00pm at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.	+ RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and will start at 7:00pm at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. St. Joe's is wheelchair accessible. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:20:16Z

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:19:39Z

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:19:27Z

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TedForsyth — 2006-09-16T00:18:45Z

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	+ + == Upcoming Rochester Critical Mass Events == + (pssst... tell your friends!) + + * September 29th, 7PM: [http://Rochester.Indymedia.Org Rochester Indymedia], in conjunction with TV Dinner, will be showing one of two possible films. [http://www.tedwhitegreenlight.com/cm.htm We Are Traffic: A movie about Critical Mass] documents the history of CM in all of its glory! The documentary is 50 minutes and was directed by Ted White. The other option is a film titled [http://www.newday.com/films/Taken_for_a_Ride.html Taken for a Ride], which "reveals the tragic and little known story of an auto and oil industry campaign, led by General Motors, to buy and dismantle streetcar lines. Across the nation, tracks were torn up, sometimes overnight, and diesel buses placed on city streets." The film is 52 minutes long and was directed by Jim Klein. + + * October 27th, 7PM: Just in time for Halloween (!!) Rochester Indymedia, in conjuction with TV Dinner, will be screening the documentary [http://www.hellhousemovie.com/hellhouse/index.html Hell House]. "Hell Houses are the evangelical Christian Church's answer to a haunted house, a Fundementalist fright night meant to scare the bejesus out of any nonbeliever." --From the DVD box. Hell House is directed by George Ratliff and is 85 minutes long. ('''Since this will be Halloween Critical Mass, all participants are enticed to dress-up!) + + RIMC screenings are free and open to the public (regardless if your ride with CM or not) and will start at 7:00pm at [http://www.communitywishbook.com/StJosephHouseHospitality.html St. Joseph's House of Hospitality], located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=402+South+Ave.&ll=43.147619,-77.606192&sll=43.154722,-77.615833&spn=0.014129,0.030088&sspn=0.118967,0.253372&num=10&start=0&hl=en 402 South Avenue]. There will be free food and drink as well discussions following both screenings. Please check [http://Rochester.Indymedia.org Rochester Indymedia] 24 hours before screening to confirm venue and time.

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andrewhallidie — 2006-07-04T17:23:05Z

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- [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]] "Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization." criticalmassrides.info	+ [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]] "Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization." — criticalmassrides.info
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- To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://cif.rochester.edu/mailman/listinfo/critical-mass Rochester Critical Mass mailing list]. Critical mass rides traditionally occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson_Commons" Wilson Commons] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride.	+ To plan critical mass rides in Rochester or to find out when the next ride is happening, '''sign up''' for the [http://cif.rochester.edu/mailman/listinfo/critical-mass Rochester Critical Mass mailing list]. Critical mass rides traditionally occur on the '''last Friday of the month'''. The ride departs from the ["Wilson Commons"] clocktower on the ["UR"] campus at 5:30pm and from the ["Liberty Pole"] (downtown) at 6:00pm, as agreed on the April 2006 ride.

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GirtsFolkmanis — 2006-04-30T07:36:42Z

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- [[Thumbnail(2005sep_ride.jpg,right,400)]] "Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization." criticalmassrides.info	+ [[Image(2005sep_ride.jpg, 400, right, thumbnail)]] "Critical Mass is a monthly bicycle ride to celebrate cycling and to assert cyclists' right to the road. The idea started in San Francisco in September 1992 and quickly spread to cities all over the world. Critical Mass has no leaders, and no central organization licenses rides. In every city that has a CM ride, some locals simply picked a date, time, and location for the ride and publicized it, and thus the ride was born. CM is an idea and an event, not an organization." criticalmassrides.info
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- http://static.flickr.com/26/48274563_bbec787941.jpg - September 2005 ride!	+ === April 2006 === + [[Image(2006april.jpg, 500, thumbnail)]]
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- http://static.flickr.com/27/48273037_ec8ad3dc87.jpg - Meeting at the U of R clocktower, September 2005.	+ === 2005 === + http://static.flickr.com/26/48274563_bbec787941.jpg September 2005 ride! + + http://static.flickr.com/27/48273037_ec8ad3dc87.jpg Meeting at the U of R clocktower, September 2005.
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Critical Mass

GirtsFolkmanis — 2006-04-30T07:28:56Z

Upload of image 2006april.jpg.