Juliet-Community Change Catalyst

Female

Jamaica Plain, MA

United States

Profile Information:

Which of the following are of interest to you?
Meeting my Neighbors, Helping to Coordinate and Promote a Community Organizing Expo
How long have you lived or worked in your neighborhood? (Private)
More than three yrs
If you volunteer for or work at a non-profit or community group what is the name?
N4N

Comment Wall:

  • Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor)

    Welcome Juliet!

    Thanks for joining the network. Please post your housing need in the Forum in the housing category.

    Jul 1, 2008

  • frederick

    very gq, my bollywood shot.

    Feb 11, 2009

  • frederick

    and i will drop off ur necklace if u rn't out 2morrow.

    Feb 11, 2009

  • Alyson Fletcher

    Hiya!
    Thanks for welcoming me: let me know next time you'll be at Toad!
    See you at the Expo :-)

    alyson

    Feb 13, 2009

  • Zillah Glory

    I made it, finally. =) whew! //shakes head, laughing a little.

    Feb 15, 2009

  • Anne Marie

    Hi Juliet -

    I was out of town this weekend - sorry to have missed the meeting. Also, I realized that I have a conflict on the 11th, and won't be able to make it to the expo until after 8. But please let me know if I can do anything to help out in advance of the event.
    Anne Marie

    Feb 16, 2009

  • Betsy Cowan

    Juliet,
    Thanks for your encouraging note...let me know if you need any help with the expo. I might be able to lend a hand...

    Have a great day!

    Feb 17, 2009

  • Sergio Viana

    Hi juliet
    My organization would like to be part of the event; however, I can only send checks, not pay-pal. How can I register for the event? Can you please send me an e-mail. thanks

    Feb 18, 2009

  • Sarah Martin Hawkins

    Thanks doll for the welcome! See you soon.

    Feb 24, 2009

  • Hannah Williams

    Hi Juliet! Thanks for saying hi! I'm definitely up for joining you at the Expo to represent IIN! What's involved? Looking forward to chatting about how your experience is going so far, and where it's all taking you. Be well, Hannah

    Feb 26, 2009

  • Alyson Fletcher

    Cool! Keep me updated! Who's playing?

    Feb 28, 2009

  • Beth Meltzer-Abelow

    I actually didn't know about it. Thanks for enlightening me. I will check out the details on the JP Forum. Definite possibility for tonight.

    Mar 3, 2009

  • Betsy Cowan

    Juliet! Can't remember if i responded to your nice message before...a bit overwhelming with all this technological communication!! but thank you for your message and your warm welcome to jp.
    we're interested in exhibiting at the expo on the 11th. we don't have the capability to pay electronically. can i pay you with cash or check? aside from showing up at 6pm on wednesday, is there anything else i should know about exhibiting? thanks!!

    Mar 6, 2009

  • Rob

    Hi Juliet.
    Nice to meet you at the Expo. You win the most vibrant award.
    Check up on our group on the site even if you don't join.
    WE ROCK!!!!!!

    Rob

    Mar 12, 2009

  • Stacy Carpenter

    Hey lady!

    Thanks for bringing that energy to the Expo. I'd rock out with you anytime!

    Go neighbors!!!!

    Mar 12, 2009

  • Rob

    here juliet,
    i am giving you this link as a gift.
    I hope you enjoy it.

    http://www.lonelyplanet.tv/Clip.aspx?key=F6C841FC760DECE9

    paste it into your browser.

    Much love,

    Rob

    Mar 15, 2009

  • City Feed and Supply

    Hi Juliet,
    Here's the info I have for the cups we use here at cityfeed. Of course the best option is to always bring your own mug! (shameless mug-project plug) Jeff
    Why is Equal Exchange switching?
    Many of you requested a more environmentally friendly cup.
    We agreed that would be a positive change.
    After researching several options, we concluded that the Ecotainer cup was the best option available today. We believe it strikes the best balance between quality and environmental impact.

    While there will be a price increase from our current cups, we feel the reduced environmental impact from the manufacturing process in combination with it’s ability to be composted in an industrial composting facility makes for a compelling reason to switch, and one that your customers will appreciate.
    Fast Facts about the NEW CUP:
    Made from fully renewable resources (there is no petroleum used in this product)
    Requires less energy to produce than standard hot cups and in turn reduces the amount of greenhouse gas emissions
    Manufactured with a corn-based plastic lining (PLA – polylactic acid resin) instead of the standard petroleum-based lining
    In addition, all wood fiber used in the cup comes from sustainably harvested forests.
    Certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute
    Fully compostable under proper conditions in an industrial composting facility (find one in your local area: www.findacomposter.com)

    Mar 19, 2009

  • Rob

    I want to show a movie I have to called TRASHED, where does one
    get the space for a documentary movie group? That would be a great lead for me, keep me posted on your flick to I love documentarys.

    Rob

    Mar 23, 2009

  • Joseph Porcelli (Chief Neighbor)

    Have I told you lately that YOU ROCK!

    Mar 26, 2009