notes: Avails: computers and local transit to deliver Trucks: Sage The guy from the Armory Bike delivery: Sage SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> Avails: computers and local transit to deliver Trucks: Sage The guy from the Armory Josh Bloomer (via Cailin) for Pony Express fleet of trucks Bike delivery: Sage SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

notes: Avails: computers and local transit to deliver SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> Avails: computers and local transit to deliver Trucks: Sage The guy from the Armory Bike delivery: Sage SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

name: Occupy Boston (social justice protest) -> Occupy Boston (social justice advocacy)
notes: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> Avails: computers and local transit to deliver SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

mission: from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST -> from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST

name: Occupy Boston (social justice protest) @boston_occupy, #occupyboston -> Occupy Boston (social justice protest)
notes: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston @boston_occupy http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

notes: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILED NEEDS LIST or connect via @OBLogistics #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for a DETAILED LIST of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

notes: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125
mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST -> from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST

notes: SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu Great citizen coverage, with pics of the site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Pics of site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125
cat_notes: theresa is onsite. gave her read/write access. she'll try and make up dates and link to their main site. whatever's easiest for her. -> theresa is onsite. gave her read/write access. she'll try and make up dates and link to their main site. whatever's easiest for her. Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu Great citizen coverage, with pics of the site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125 -> SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu Great citizen coverage, with pics of the site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125
mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE NEEDS LIST

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu Great citizen coverage, with pics of the site: http://jenniferbruni.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/occupy-wall-street-comes-to-boston/ http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2055125

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See below for the list of high priority longer term supply needs. See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra Notes: Wednesday: Incredible night of negotiation from wide range of political views. A statement is forthcoming. Supply needs for winter a foremost in the minds of logistics. Interest from afar growing. Seniors taking van in for tour. Professors coming to give workshops. Inspirational speakers talking to the concepts of political change, music, arts, etc etc etc COME ON DOWN and visit and learn... Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

cat_notes: -> theresa is onsite. gave her read/write access. she'll try and make up dates and link to their main site. whatever's easiest for her.

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mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. Geoffrey Matheson (781) 275-2257 Geoffrey Matheson geoff.business@gmail.com 110 Davis Rd Bedford , MA 01730 United States 781.879.8832 geoff.business@gmail.com -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston.

mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. Geoffrey Matheson (781) 275-2257 -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. Geoffrey Matheson (781) 275-2257 Geoffrey Matheson geoff.business@gmail.com 110 Davis Rd Bedford , MA 01730 United States 781.879.8832 geoff.business@gmail.com

mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. Geoffrey Matheson (781) 275-2257

name: Occupy Boston (social justice protest) -> Occupy Boston (social justice protest) @boston_occupy, #occupyboston
mission: http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston http://twitter.com/#!/Occupy_Boston http://www.facebook.com/OccupyBoston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston.

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations FAQs for protestors, including instructions and what to bring: http://occupyboston.com/faq/general-faq/ list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). Sleeping accomodations: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/logistics-security/sleeping-accomidations list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

mission: from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. -> http://www.livestream.com/occupyboston #occupyboston from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston.

notes: #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). list of needs from today's posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). list of needs from 10/2 posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

notes: Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu -> #occupyboston Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). list of needs from today's posting: * Pizza, especially during tomorrow’s hot meal at 3 pm (see above) * Coffee maker * Other liquid beverages * Pallets * Tiny pad locks * Hangable Lanterns * Stakes * Bunjie cord * Tents * Canopies * Lumber * Tools * Water equipment * Fire extinguisher * Fire retardant products * Cough drops with vitamin C * Niquil See below for the list of high priority supply needs. Here's their full list of needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have See the main webiste (http://occupyboston.com/) for a list of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

notes: Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 -> Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173 Here are the emails that they list, if you want to try yourself: tearle99 @ aol . com, Kamisandusky @ yahoo . com, Emily. mcarthur001 @ umb . edu

notes: Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. My number: 978 808 7173 -> Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. I'll estimate that they've got at least 100 people there, maybe 150. Lots of handheld signs and good energy. My number: 978 808 7173

notes: Dewey Square (Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 -> Dewey Square, across from South Station. (On the Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 Terra: Sunday: I just dropped off a load of cardboard, markers, packing tape. They have tents, but will be needing more. Will need a LOT of food, sleeping bags, tent heaters, and a couple of generators, if anyone wants to help. It looks well organized, though. I'm in contact with the organizers. They seem very responsible. Not answering their emails, though. But they called to confirm needs. My number: 978 808 7173

name: Occupy Boston -> Occupy Boston (social justice protest)
mission: from the website: Are You in Debt? Vanishing 401k? No job? OCCUPY BOSTON The time has come to deploy this emerging stratagem against the greatest corrupter of our democracy: Wall Street, the financial Gomorrah of America. Our comrades have already begun the occupation of Wall Street in New York. Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. It’s time for DEMOCRACY NOT CORPORATOCRACY! On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston. -> from the website: Now its our turn to occupy the financial districts in Boston. Let’s make Boston the cradle of revolution it once was. On this site you can find news, views, press, multimedia and everything else related to the Occupation of Boston.

notes: Dewey Square (Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995 -> Dewey Square (Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! But BRING CAMPING GEAR if you plan to stay overnight. BRING YOUR OWN TARP! Read the instructions on how to behave, please... the police are part of the 99% too... See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995

notes: Dewey Square (Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! -> Dewey Square (Rose Kennedy Greenway...please stay off the flowers...it's a landscaping "gem"). List of supply needs: https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/what-we-have List of instructions for protestors...COME ON DOWN! See also database record for Occupy Wall Street: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/8995

region: -> Downtown, Greenway
status: Unknown -> Open
facility_type: Unknown -> Walk-in Resource