Peter Murphy

If I am mistaken, I apologize, and Mr. Ginsberg will correct me, but as an

operator of a vehicle that uses the roadway I think we are required to carry

a state ID of some sort. I always bring my driver's license, credit card, a

couple of bucks, insurance card, and cell phone. If you put them in a ziploc

bag, they will stay dry.



I hope the person is OK and makes a full recovery.



Pete Murphy



i'm a 21st century digital boy,

i don't know how to read

but i've got a lot of toys,

my daddy is a lazy middle class intellectual,

my mommy's on valium, she's so ineffectual,

ain't life a mystery? ---Bad Religion













 From: Theresa Pietzold <TPIET-@aol.com>

Reply-To: TPIET-@aol.com

To: drja-@yahoo.com, ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider

Date: Sat, 7 May 2005 00:07:06 EDT



I just bought new helmets. They come with an ID sticker you can place in

them.

This prompted me to walk over and fill out the sticker and place it in my

helmet.



Hopefully this chap makes it and can identify himself if no one else can.





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Bonnie Rider-Martin

When our son Teran was racing, we had complete information including

insurance information (minus SSAN) the phone number of his physician, all

the family contact phone numbers and grandparents phone numbers taped on a

label to all of the top tubes on his bikes as well as inside his helmet

using clear packaging tape.



It's not too hard to fit in lots of information if you scale down the type

face to 3 or 4 pts.

Bonnie



-----Original Message-----

From: Brian Engelen [mailto:beng-@comcast.net]

Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 5:57 AM

To: drja-@yahoo.com; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider



Also, you can put an address tag on your bike. Best wishes for the injured

cyclist.



Brian



-----Original Message-----

From: Jack Bennett [mailto:drja-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 3:04 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider



Sorry, I can't ID the rider, but this story is a good argument for

purchasing and wearing a Road ID:



http://www.roadid.com/



Don't leave home without it.



Jack





--- Ed Manning III <ed.ma-@gmail.com> wrote:

 Most of you may already know about this...



Please follow this link for the whole story.



http://www.katu.com/stories/76979.html



The attached photo is of the victims bike. The owner is in the

hospital at

OHSU, unconscious.



Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.



PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious

condition

in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried

unsuccessfully for

three days to determine the man's identity. Now they are asking the

public

to help.



The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4,

in the

afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest

neighborhood.



The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet

tall. He

weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has

balding,

gray hair, but no facial hair.



The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with

yellow

lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and yellow-orange

tire pump

attached. Here's a photo of the bike:



"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and



friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact

them,"

said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.



If you have any information about the identity of this man, please

contact

the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311.



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Brian Engelen

Also, you can put an address tag on your bike. Best wishes for the injured

cyclist.



Brian



-----Original Message-----

From: Jack Bennett [mailto:drja-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 3:04 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Help ID a fellow rider



Sorry, I can't ID the rider, but this story is a good argument for

purchasing and wearing a Road ID:



http://www.roadid.com/



Don't leave home without it.



Jack





--- Ed Manning III <ed.ma-@gmail.com> wrote:

 Most of you may already know about this...



Please follow this link for the whole story.



http://www.katu.com/stories/76979.html



The attached photo is of the victims bike. The owner is in the

hospital at

OHSU, unconscious.



Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.



PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious

condition

in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried

unsuccessfully for

three days to determine the man's identity. Now they are asking the

public

to help.



The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4,

in the

afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest

neighborhood.



The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet

tall. He

weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has

balding,

gray hair, but no facial hair.



The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with

yellow

lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and yellow-orange

tire pump

attached. Here's a photo of the bike:



"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and



friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact

them,"

said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.



If you have any information about the identity of this man, please

contact

the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311.



To respond to the whole group send to ob-@topica.com.

To respond to the list manager send to cmur-@obra.org

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Jack Bennett

drja-@yahoo.com







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Jack Bennett

Sorry, I can't ID the rider, but this story is a good argument for

purchasing and wearing a Road ID:



http://www.roadid.com/



Don't leave home without it.



Jack





--- Ed Manning III <ed.ma-@gmail.com> wrote:

 Most of you may already know about this...



Please follow this link for the whole story.



http://www.katu.com/stories/76979.html



The attached photo is of the victims bike. The owner is in the

hospital at

OHSU, unconscious.



Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.



PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious

condition

in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried

unsuccessfully for

three days to determine the man's identity. Now they are asking the

public

to help.



The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4,

in the

afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest

neighborhood.



The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet

tall. He

weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has

balding,

gray hair, but no facial hair.



The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with

yellow

lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and yellow-orange

tire pump

attached. Here's a photo of the bike:



"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and



friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact

them,"

said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.



If you have any information about the identity of this man, please

contact

the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311.



To respond to the whole group send to ob-@topica.com.

To respond to the list manager send to cmur-@obra.org

To unsubscribe send to obra-uns-@topica.com

Jack Bennett

drja-@yahoo.com







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Most of you may already know about this...



Please follow this link for the whole story.



http://www.katu.com/stories/76979.html



The attached photo is of the victims bike. The owner is in the hospital at

OHSU, unconscious.



Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.



PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious condition

in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried unsuccessfully for

three days to determine the man's identity. Now they are asking the public

to help.



The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4, in the

afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest neighborhood.



The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet tall. He

weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has balding,

gray hair, but no facial hair.



The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with yellow

lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and yellow-orange tire pump

attached. Here's a photo of the bike:



"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and

friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact them,"

said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.



If you have any information about the identity of this man, please contact

the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311.



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Please help a fellow cyclist in distress.<br>

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PORTLAND, Ore. - An unidentified man is unconscious and in serious

condition in the OHSU Trauma Center. OHSU social workers have tried

unsuccessfully for three days to determine the man's identity. Now they

are asking the public to help.</p>

<p>

The man was found lying on the ground with his bike Wednesday, May 4,

in the afternoon on Southwest Fairmont in Portland's Council Crest

neighborhood. </p>

<p>

The injured white male is in his mid-40s and approximately 6 feet tall.

He weights about 185 pounds and was wearing a biking outfit. He has

balding, gray hair, but no facial hair. </p>

<p>

The man was riding a black Specialized carbon fiber road bike with

yellow lettering, Allez model, with a red water bottle and

yellow-orange tire pump attached. Here's a photo of the bike: </p>

<p>



<img src="http://www.katu.com/news/images/story2005/050506_ohsu_bike_422.jpg"></p>

<p>

"We want to be sure this man has as much support from his family and

friends as possible, but until we know who he is, we can't contact

them," said Duff Clingman, OHSU trauma social worker.</p>

<p>

If you have any information about the identity of this man, please

contact the administrator on duty at OHSU Hospital at (503)-494-8311. </p>

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