Jennifer Blair's Comments

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At 11:41am on December 11, 2009, Carlos Cedillo gave Jennifer Blair a gift…: Friendship Daisies
Blessings from Texas!
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At 11:43am on July 19, 2009, Allan Rivera said…: Dear Jen:

Here in Puerto Rico, APEV (stands for: Puerto Rican Green Energy Association), is participating in the drafts for a new participatory rulling for the Board of Directors of the Puerto Rico Energy Public Authority (PREPA) elections.

Every other year, PREPA do a ballot that is deliver with the energy bill in a write-in proceadure.

Then as in a Casino, the ballots are mixed in an urn and be extracted four ballots: two (2) will be the citizen's representative to the board and two (understudies).

As you see, is a very undemocratic and underepublican proceadure by all standards.

APEV has been asked to sugest ammendments to the rule.

Can you help with copy of the ruling for citizen's participation in regulatory advicory committees and/or boards in the energy/sewage/water authorities at Boulder?

Please share this with as many as you think.

Our e-mail:
apev@onelinkpr.net

Best regards:

Allan Rivera
APEV

At 12:58pm on June 7, 2009, Ecoki said…: Thanks for the welcome! To answer your question, it is a wordpress base. We'll be spreading more info soon enough!

In the meantime, check out ecoki.com! We love comments and feedback to help us grow!

At 3:15pm on May 20, 2009, SierraClub GreenHome said…: Thank you for the Warm Welcome, right now Sierra Club Green Home is hosting a huge promotion for Green Service Providers (solar contractors, low-e window installers, retailers that have energy start equipment, etc.) FREE listing on our website, but more than that we're hosting a ton of information and education on our website "">Sierra Club Green Home.

At 2:20pm on March 10, 2009, Recycle A Tee said…: Hi Jennifer,
Recycle A Tee is an online, vertically integrated, green apparel company. We want to make it easy for everyone to go green. Historically, making green choices required deeper pockets than many people have had. We do not believe that should remain the case. It still costs more for us to manufacture and produce clothing in a sustainable way, but we have chosen to absorb those extra costs so that anyone who wants to contribute to building a more sustainable society can do so. This concept is the origin of our motto: Organic Cotton for All. We truly do absorb the extra costs. Rather than passing the costs along in the form of additional shipping and handling charges (as many companies do), we have decided to go even further and will pay for all shipping charges (your purchases on this site, and your recycle returns).

Each and every one of us at Recycle A Tee are committed to a green lifestyle, both personally and professionally. It was, therefore, natural for our company to be founded upon, and built around, a sustainable philosophy. Recycling lies at the heart of our company. We believe in recycling everything that can be recycled, and want to make apparel recycling the norm.

At 12:52am on February 4, 2009, Tripp Kuehnis said…: Hi Jennifer - thanks for the post. My company does a lot of work in the IT field and I am building up a lot of awareness in the Green Computer niche. The most common Green IT projects we do are server virtualization (taking 1 physical computer and running multiple virtual machines on it), but there are many other areas smaller companies can do now - replacing surge strips and battery backup devices with newer units (which can often be cheaper than a replacement battery after the rebate for the new unit), and adjusting the airflow in a room to remove heat rather than try to continually cool the room.

At 6:19pm on November 23, 2008, Tiffany Parks said…: Thank You Jennifer. I am looking forward to being a member and meeting new people.

At 11:22pm on August 7, 2008, Roy Mahoff said…: Hi Jennifer,

Actually, I now live in Thailand and EcoMundo in Baja has been retired, same as me. You can Google, EcoMundo and or Roy Mahoff and learn a little about it. I truly love Thailand and the people here and I have made it my goal to help Thailand to free itself (Thailand means Free Land), of foreign energy imports and make Algae Spoons.

Roy

At 6:34am on July 2, 2008, Marlo said…: Hi Jennifer,

It is fun to connect with another person who lived in Alaska and who loves Franklin Covey! :-) I am a big fan of FC and looked at their online planner. I wish it was software I could use on my Mac for those times I am not online.

I am very excited about being a part of this group. So THANK YOU!

Smiles...
Marlo

At 10:27pm on June 20, 2008, Alice said…: Why thank you! I like cows, what can i say? I saw that cow video and fell in love with it. I am happy you like it.

At 10:15am on June 19, 2008, Maggie's Organics said…: Hi Jennifer,

Thank you for your kind post. I am glad you like Maggie's Organics. We are glad to be a part of Responsible World Citizen. Thank you for making it happen!

Mary
maryl@organicclothes.com
Intern
Maggie's Organics

At 4:19pm on June 12, 2008, Leah O said…: Thank you for taking the time to tell me. I fixed that link!

At 9:04pm on June 11, 2008, Caroline & Luis said…: Thank you Jennifer. We are so glad to have found this network and are looking forward to sharing info with the community. VERY exciting!

At 10:48pm on June 8, 2008, Max Gladwell said…: Thanks! Looking forward to networking here.

At 6:21am on June 6, 2008, Desiree Wolford said…: Thanks for the invite. I look forward to learning from and connecting with everyone.

At 4:19am on May 23, 2008, John Rooks said…: It will take all of us to push the language...hope to see you at SB08.

At 7:08pm on May 21, 2008, Carlos Cedillo said…: Hi Jen, I hope I can get more involved in sustainable living.
I'm looking forward to learning more.
Blessings,
Carlos

At 2:25pm on May 16, 2008, Megan Prusynski said…: Hi, thanks for the comment and for inviting me to Responsible World Citizen. I'm sure it will be a great resource as I get my green business started. Thanks! :)

At 4:49pm on May 12, 2008, Fred and Mary Beth Tanner said…: We once had our links near the top but found that are google ranking increased when moving the links where we now have them.

Glad you liked the page.

At 2:30pm on May 12, 2008, Fred and Mary Beth Tanner said…: Jennifer,

Thanks for your comments. The Boulder Hotel was interesting. We are doing many of the same things except we compost our cooked food waste and bones on site with a Solar Food Composter (Green Cone) that we also sell on our web site eco store. For a full listing of other things we do you can go to the Protecting the Earth page on our inn's web site (www.georgiamountaininn.com). We hope to add solar PV to our passive solar designed inn in the future when net metering is permitted in Georgia.