a walterworldwide
production Celebrate Green Lighting! July 14, Bastille Day 2010 8 pm Hiro Ballroom 88 9th Ave. (at 16th St.) New York City |
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Read more about our event on The Green Living Guy, The Daily Green, The Huffington Post, Planet Green, The Greenloop, Organic Beauty View, Greenopia, Eco-Chick, BlackBook. |
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Anyone and everyone with something to say, something to sing, will have three minutes on stage. Commoners and celebrities alike. Poets, musicians, activists, dreamers, salesmen, dancers... three minutes to express your dismay, desire or involvement in shutting down Indian Point! (or BP) | ||||
If You Can’t Make It In The Flesh, Watch Our Event Live on WBAIX. | ||||
Founded in 2006, Rock The Reactors has been waging a relentless battle to shut down the Indian Point nuclear power plant 35 miles North of Manhattan on the Hudson River. Now it's time to sum it all
up, turn up the volume, all get together, thinkers, philosophers, actors, musicians,
scientists, politicians, models, painters, lawyers, carpenters, farmers,
electricians, architects, designers,
stockbrokers, all those of us who make up what has become
green
New York, to tell the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, that enough is
enough! The Indian Point nuclear power plant is on its last stretch to receive an extended new license that would enable it to keep running for another 20, maybe 40 years... tempting fate, while cancer rates, leaks, close calls and cold sweats perpetuate, having sunk the local population into a sad state of perpetual complacency. Wake up, it's the 21st Century, there's better ways to make a mere 2000 megawatts than threaten 20 million people with annihilation!!! Join us on Bastille Day,
July 14 in New York, to put the final stake into Indian
Point's heart, finish what Musicians United For Safe Energy started
back in 1979 with the No Nukes concert series. Come celebrate LEDs with the
authors of
Green Lighting, McGraw-Hill's new
book in their Green Guru Guide series. Back in 1984, Indian Point was the site of the largest, best recorded UFO sighting in America. What do they know that we don't? Sonic soundscapes provided by Martin Ear. Performance by C.B. Heinemann. Be the power, be the change! Bring LEDs!!! Remy Chevalier |
General Admission: $20 cash at the door! Larger Checks Accepted Heroes: $50 Patron Saints: $100 Lords of the Realm: $250 Masters of the Vellum: $500+ (Made out to Remy Chevalier)
(Monies raised will
go to purchase LED growlights for Rockland County farrmers, support
Sherwood Martinelli's legal efforts, and other creative action aimed
at shutting down IP, favoring young, new media organizers.)
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CLICK TO
ENLARGE:
LEDs for HAITI
(This Morgan Page video
is here not because he is scheduled to perform, but |
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LED row on the Bowery, all lighting stores increasing their LED selections. Notice the now sadly boarded up Collective Hardware experiment. |