Traffic tied up.
Banners hang from buildings.
Protesters have chained themselves to trees. Enter the The Ruckus Society, which teaches these things, which espouses these methods, which really wants to disrupt life in Seattle when the World Trade Organization meets here later this year Beginning today, the Ruckus Society will be at the Pragtri Farm just outside of Arlington to teach 160 activists from around the world how to do just that. The society, based in Berkeley, Calif, promotes its weeklong workshop as a camp. Instead it is a training ground for what could be the nation's largest protest in 20 years. Protesters from Flonda, Vermont, Minnesota and Oregon are expected to attend the camp.