July 19, 2009 at 6:55 am · Filed under Calling All Anarchists, posted by b. traven
Meet at the Northside Commons (W. North Ave. and Brighton) by the pond, on Monday, July 20, anytime between 12 pm and sundown. The opening ceremonies will occur immediately thereafter. For convergence attendees who can’t make it on the 20th, there will be someone at the meetup spot at 12 pm and again at 6 pm on the 21st. Attendees who are arriving even later and missing the inception of the fun should call 412-708-2583 when they arrive in Pittsburgh.
July 9, 2009 at 7:57 am · Filed under Hot Off the Presses, posted by pfm
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At long last we’ve worked out a method to offer Rolling Thunder subscriptions for a substantial discount without sacrificing quality or delivery speed—so, we are very excited to announce our new two-year, four issue subscriptions. Have four issues shipped to your door for just $22 (U.S.) and $25 (Global)— a respective savings of $10.64 and $44.60 versus ordering each issue separately. You can opt to start a subscription with the current issue or the next one; all the details, including an FAQ, are over on the subscription page. It has always been our goal to make RT available for as little money as possible while still sustaining itself, and we feel that these subscriptions are a solid step in both of those directions. In the meantime, we’re working hard on RT#8, on schedule to ship at the beginning of September.
July 1, 2009 at 9:28 am · Filed under Calling All Anarchists, posted by b. traven
This year’s CrimethInc. Convergence is a mere three weeks away. In Pittsburgh we are busy stock-piling foodstuffs and getting together a child-care collective, amongst other numerous tasks, but we wanted to announce a few things we’ve got in store for this year; rest assured that these are just the beginnings of the mad schemes and maniac plots we’re devising for the end of July. Our aim is that this year’s convergence opens up the space for new and exciting experiences, inspiring conversations, and connections with new and old friends alike. To facilitate this environment, we have a schedule of workshops and events, to which much more will be added in the coming weeks. Of course, every one of these workshops and events is contingent upon the active participation of those who attend.
Anyone with questions about what they need to bring or what items could be useful to our organizing can consult the list here, and those who want to share ideas beforehand or are looking for rides can coordinate on the Convergence forums. Any queries, concerns about the accessibility of the space, or offers of help can be sent to info@crimethincconvergence.com. Our website will be updated frequently in the next three weeks.
What follows is a initial list of some of the workshops that will be offered this year. Don’t think this gets you off the hook. We ask that everyone who plans to attend, in fact we demand, that each and every beautiful and unique individual coming to Pittsburgh doesn’t sit passively listening to others talk or perform; we couldn’t bear not being graced with your exceptional talents or insights as well.The convergence is like a giant potluck of epic proportions, and it requires that every single person bring something to share. If you are used to talking a lot in front of crowds and being in charge, challenge yourself further by supporting the efforts of others, or even presenting or performing something that goes beyond the limits of what you’ve done in the past. If you have a workshop to present please post on the forums or e-mail cwc.booking@gmail.com.
That said, here’s a preview of what to expect: