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Flat

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It is fun to take a bike ride on a nice day but what happens when you get a flat?

58 second stop animation.

Homeowners Demand that Goldman Sachs "Pay Back the Bonus"

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Goldman Sachs was a global leader in causing the subprime foreclosure crisis. According to housing advocates, the firm's record bonus pool of $18 billion dollars could help 1.8 million homeowners get workouts for their subprime mortgages and prevent the subprime foreclosure wave from hitting the American and global economies in 2008. The homeowners choir greeted a Goldman Sachs investment bank holiday party outside BLVD, in New York City.

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Congestion Pricing

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Congestion Pricing: anti-jamming strategy or just another campaign financing scheme? Take a ride on the transportation roller coaster to discover an alternative to this controversial transportation proposal. Animated with Caroline Samponaro.

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Critical Mass Mugshot Project

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Watch this very short stop animation ad for a still photography project.

Anthony Delgado Memorial

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Cyclists rode in memory of Anthony Delgado for Brooklyn's Critical Mass ride on May 11, 2007. Anthony was struck by an SUV while riding his bike on April 29, 2007. Family and Friends met the ride for a memorial at the intersection of Palmetto Street and Central Avenue in Bushwick NY. The song the video is cut to, "I'll Be Missing You" was playing at the memorial. To find out more about Anthony, here is a memorial site created by his family.

Rosie Mendez rides in NY Critical Mass

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March Critical Mass in NYC was the first ride since the new police regulations went into effect requiring a permit for any gathering of 50 or more cyclists.

The police didn't enforce the new rule per say but they did issue 50 traffic tickets and make up to five arrests.

Councilmember Rosie Mendez joined the ride in a pedicab in hopes she can educate herself and collegues to try to pass legislation that makes sense.

Civil Rights attorneys Norman Siegel and Steve Hyman also showed support at the rally in Union Square park before the ride.