When my husband died, my daughter and I made up a poster-size tribute to him, including pictures and many craft materials from Michael's. We dropped off the tribute to Michael's for framing and paid the framing cost in advance. Sixteen days after my husband died, I fell and broke my back, ribs, etc. Although I received calls from Michael's reminding me of the "tribute" I needed to pick up while at the hospitals and the nursing home, they never told me they would throw the tribute away. I opened an envelope that told me that in front of the manager of the local Michael's AFTER I'd gone in to pick it up. I wanted to PROVE to him that I'd never received this notification. They refunded me the cost of the framing (but not the materials I'd bought there, the photos, the poster, or anything else), and told me it is corporate policy to discard materials not picked up after a period of time, even if they are prepaid, and even if their paperwork says it is a "tribute" so they know loss is involved.

Time Warner Cable getting rich off of regular citizens. Charging For the service and a modem that the customer already has. We as the people that are possibly paying for this service need to let our voices be heard.

Wells Fargo intentionally closed a file that was verbally agreed to that caused these veterans to lose the buyers that wanted to buy their home.

Apparently, Peyton Manning recently purchased an interest in Papa John's Pizza. This petition demands that Peyton take immediate action to denounce Papa John's anti-Obamacare position and refusal to provide health care for its employees. Peyton should stand with the people.

Our intention through this petition is to focus on healthcare coverage for the employees of Papa Johns pizza. I have been a loyal customer of Papa Johns for over fifteen years and will not continue as a customer unless Papa Johns stands up for healthcare for all.

It is unfair for people with a lot of money to continue running our country to benefit themselves.

Denny's franchise owner of over 40 restaurant's, John Metz, is implementing a 5% gratuity on all meals to pay for the cost he will incur by proving healthcare to his employees through Obamacare. He has publicly suggested that if a customer not want to pay the extra 5%, to take it out of the waiter/waitress's usual tip. He also plans to cut most employees hours to offset these costs. Our working class citizens who need jobs do not deserve to have their hours cut and tips reduced.

Boycott Denny's Restaurant and Pap John 's Pizza. They are cutting employee hours so that they do not have to pay for health insurance under Obamacare. More greedy Repubicans. Stand up for people wh work for these companies.

John C. Metz, owner of several dozen Denny's restaurants, announced on 11/15 that he will add a 5% "Obamacare Surcharge" onto his customers' checks (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/83943.html?hp=l5). If we don't feel like paying 5% extra, he simply proposes that we tip his employees 5% less. Additionally, Mr. Metz stated he will reduce many of his full-time restaurant employees to part-time status so he can avoid purchasing health insurance for them. Many of the previously unemployed who have found new work have done so in the service industry, at companies like Mr. Metz's. These people cannot afford a 5% reduction in their tips, and Denny's customers cannot afford a 5% surcharge on their food.

Energy Fuels Inc. want to mine uranium in the Paradox Valley. This is the first uranium mill to be built in the United States in more than 25 years. Uranium is a volatile element, as it reacts with almost all nonmetallic elements. It has been known to cause lung cancer. I live here, with my family. We live on the Paradox Trail, a clean, unfettered, lovely place in the high desert of Colorado. Wildlife is abundant. We need to maintain our area, as it is. We need to stop Energy Fuels Inc. from mining our land and making it unstable and unsafe.

Adding more insult to injury, families living in the devastation of the Hurriblizzard of 2012 are now receiving notices from their homeowners insurance companies that they will be dropped from the policy. The NE has been hit hard in the past 3 years, a violent Nor'easter, Hurricane Irene, and now Sandy with the topper a blizzard. The insurance companies must be stopped from dropping people in the hour of their greatest need.

Recently the FTC has announced "Relaxed" waivers for media companies with concentration of Print, & Television ownership in cities in America. In Hartford, CT Rupert Murdoch's companies own the one statewide Nerwspaper, The Hartford Courant, The Advocate Newspapers, Fox TV