The guest bathrooms should be available to all individuals living in Kappa Alpha Theta because all attendants pay their fees to use all of the facilities of this house. Even if these bathrooms were only used for guests, it would still be a considerable hassle to unlock the doors for every single guest visit. If there were considerable damage being done to the guest bathrooms, such an action might be reasonable. On another note, the door to the Conversation Room should be reinstalled. Without this room there is an incredible lack of privacy in the house. All residents of this house should be able to receive private calls, take interview calls, etc. in a quiet, secluded place. The Conversation Room has always been such a place, and the room, as it stands now, serves no intermittent purpose.

The end of cannabis prohibition in the Great State of Mississippi is both a compassionate and business savvy way of providing jobs and tax revenue for the benefit of all Mississippians. We all know someone, or would benefit ourselves, from legislation ending cannabis prohibition. Whether it's a child with an unmanageable seizure disorder, a veteran suffering through the nightmare of PTSD, or a small farmer on the brink of bankruptcy looking for a versatile , marketable , cash crop--all of us know someone who will benefit from this initiative. Thank you for your time!

Road side memorials for fallen police fire and first aid personal are a way of honoring their ultimate sacrifice for protecting our safety. Help support this petition for our state legislators to pass a law allowing them

National Action Network Bronx Chapter has taken up this cause for action. [email protected], 347 951-9626. Facebook NANBronxChapter, Ms. DaShawn Williams, President, Rev. Dr. Khali Mootoo Vice President. Ms. Michelle J. Alleyne Crisis Management Chair

We do not want a tragedy like the Trayvon Martin case to happen to a citizen of Georgia because of our "shoot first," "stand your ground" law. No citizen should be profiled and shot while their perpetrator is allowed to go unpunished due to such a law with unclear applications and loopholes. Therefore, we call upon the Georgia Legislature to repeal Georgia's "Stand Your Ground" law. Sen. Vincent Fort has drafted legislation to repeal this law, and we call upon you to support and pass the repeal of "Stand Your Ground" in the state of Georgia!

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I've been personally affected by roswell NM Berrendo Middle School shooting All of Roswell NM need this to happen so we can start healing!!!!

House Speaker John Boehner should be removed from office because did not attempt in good faith to resolve the issue of extending the Unemployment Benefits prior to the recess of 1/18/2014, leaving millions of American's in limbo on basic living. Boehner 'stretched' this issue out after he was asked to resolve the issue prior to the recess. This meant more people went without any income based on Mr. Boehner's priorities (pleasure before work).

The San Francisco Bay Area's public transportation network cannot adequately serve the region's transportation needs. In response, employers and institutions around the Bay Area have begun providing bus services to their workers and students. These buses have been shown to reduce car ownership, eliminating 45 million vehicle miles travelled from Bay Area roadways each year, and reducing carbon emissions by 11,000 metric tons. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) has developed a pilot program that would allow such buses to pay to use SFMTA bus stops to load and unload their students and workers. The program would allow San Francisco residents to continue to use shuttles to commute, while reducing negative impacts on Muni services.

The Home Defenders League, a Campaign for a Fair Settlement/Action for the Common Good partner, alerted us to an outrageous provision in New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's proposed budget. Here's the background. Last year JPMorgan Chase agreed to a $13 billion settlement (the largest ever between a corporation and a government) for helping to create the Great Recession and then stealing thousands of homes from struggling homeowners. $600 million of that goes to New York State and it’s supposed to be used for direct relief for homeowners. But not if Gov. Cuomo has his way. Instead of helping homeowners, the Governor wants to use that money to pay for a major cut to corporate taxes, including one called... the Bank Tax. That’s right. Gov. Cuomo wants to steal the settlement money from struggling homeowners and give it back to Wall Street criminals. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was able to use $136 million from a previous settlement to help thousands of families stave off foreclosure. We need the $600 million to alleviate the continuing pain from foreclosures and underwater mortgages. Adding to the outrage is the fact that Gov. Cuomo is stealing this money from New York's most vulnerable communities. Communities of color lost the most when Chase and other Wall Street bankers pushed us into the Great Recession – the median black household lost almost 84% of its household wealth in the recession. Latinos lost 66%, while white households lost some 34%. Now Gov. Cuomo wants to make sure the biggest losers stay the biggest losers. Because New York is one of the most populous states, if we let Gov. Cuomo get away with this, then Governors across the United States will think they can use this money for whatever they want, including paying off Wall Street criminals. We must stop this. Tell Gov. Cuomo: Don’t steal the Chase settlement money from struggling New York families and give it back to Wall Street criminals.

As a local resident that would be directly affected, I believe this location is not the best choice and that there are several land options in West Dundee that would be better suited for development. The density and architectural design of this project is not suited for West Dundee nor the neighboring community. We have serious concerns about how this overcrowd the current school system. We understand that more household brings more businesses, which is needed. But a focus on townhouses or single family homes with less density would be much better suited for West Dundee. This would fit the future of our small town and also accomplish a higher revenue of tax dollars.

I was at Whole Foods just before closing one night and the meat counter was almost full. I asked the employee behind the counter what they do with the meat at the end of the day. After me asking "Is it donated? Is it cooked for the salad bar? Is it given to the employees? Is it put out another day?" he acknowledged that, indeed, the expensive meat is thrown away at the end of everyday. The management refused to answer questions about what is wasted.