Thanks, Greenpeace activists. For putting it all on the line and blowing the lid off of James Rogers’ expensive PR campaign to greenwash Dukewith the help of PBS and Ray Suarez. Your timing was perfect.

I was not looking forward to updating the State of the Occupation list but when I finally did, it was much bigger than I expected. The first State of the Occupation list we published on December 20 included 61 encampments, and the list is now at 50.

Our next Occupy Supply online meet-up is Sunday, February 12th, at 2:00 PM Eastern. Register now.

In an effort to share strategies and best-practices among Occupy groups, Sunday’s Occupy Supply town hall webinar discussion will be: “My Occupation Was Raided: Now What Do I Do?”

TransCanada could’ve written the report themselves.

Not having access to the underlying materials that Geisel did, it’s impossible to know if his findings are valid or not.  Perhaps they are.  If so, it’s unfortunate that they were released under the shadow of his “assistant” status.  Because if an Assistant IG was being leaned on by the administration to give State a clean bill of health while a permanent appointment was dangled as bait, there would not be one word of difference.

If you or anyone you know have been affected by foreclosure fraud, we want you to share your thoughts on the settlement with us. Unlike some who laid ground cover for this carnage by hailing Schneiderman a hero but remain silent today, we will not allow this deal — and what it means to the victims of foreclosure fraud — to be buried under a mountain of pro-settlement propaganda.

If you would like to attend the Occupy Supply webinar tomorrow night starting at 8pm ET with Dan Choi, Jason Leopold and Kevin Baron on filing Freedom of Information Act requests, you can sign up here.

The FDL community has voted to award these five occupations with a command post tent from Occupy Supply for their outstanding community activism:

Call Buffalo Public Works Commissioner Steven J. Stepniak, Mayor Byron Brown and the Buffalo City Council  to demand that they immediately return the property of the Occupy Buffalo protesters before their offices close for the weekend. Their  high-handed thuggery on behalf of the NFTA, Governor Cuomo and fat-cat developers is endangering people’s lives.

Can you call Governor Cuomo, Mayor Brown, the Buffalo City Council and others in city government and tell them you stand with Occupy Buffalo against this heinous attempt to cover up their own corruption by suppressing free speech?

There were 157 occupations nominated  in Occupy Supply’s contest to reward outstanding local occupy activism.   After a preliminary round of voting, 20 now proceed to the finals.

Vote Now For Outstanding Activism by an Occupation