• Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market
    Beaufort is a great community that could be enhanced by the presence of a weekly farmers' market that would offer locals and tourists a chance to buy local food products and art and support the local economy.
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    Created by Erica R. Bondy
  • Leave the arcades open. Shut down the criminals.
    Leave the harmless arcades out of the bill to ban the internet cafes run by "Allied Veterans." Doesn't seem fair to punish everyone for the acts of Allied Veterans. They should be shut down and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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    Created by Denny Hines
  • Pronunciation of Boise, Idaho
    Do you live in the Boise, Idaho area? Have you struggled with telling visitors how Boise is pronunced? It's 'Boy-see' not 'Boy-zee'!
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    Created by Jenna
  • Nickelodeon: Make a TV Movie of the Search for Zuko's Mom
    In a recent blog post, Mike Dante DiMartino, co-creator of Avatar: The Last Airbender, posted the following: "While we were working on Book 1 of Korra, Bryan and I pitched a TV movie version of the search for Zuko's mom to Nickelodeon. They weren't interested in doing animated TV movies, and chose to pick up Book 2 of Korra instead." Source: http://mikedimartinostory.com/2013/03/20/you-really-want-to-know-what-happened-to-zukos-mom/ While it is unclear from the context of the post why Nickelodeon was not interested in doing a TV movie of The Search, most fans strongly support this idea and would undoubtedly be willing to tune in in huge numbers and buy DVDs, making Nickelodeon a huge profit. It's possible the reason that they did not pick up the idea is that they didn't think it would be popular. Let's show Nickelodeon how profitable picking up a movie about the search for Zuko's mom would be and perhaps they will reconsider. Note that this is a fan-made petition and that the creator of this petition has no affiliation with either Nickelodeon or the creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
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    Created by Rachel Rosen
  • Save the world
    The most effective procedure to destress oneself and reduce high blood pressure is optimal breath characterised by slow and deep breath. The Coherent breath has helped us on the Indian Railways to reduce train accidents attributable to failure of the human element by remaining vigilant at work and thus improve personal effectiveness and productivity. It is a cost effective procedure and is not liked by the medical profession since it does not promote sale of blood pressure reducing costly medicines.
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    Created by R.K.Palhan
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    Created by DANIELLE Skiendzielewski
  • The governor to remove the penalty of revoking your license plate for 30 days when your insurance...
    Yes. My son license plate was revoke for 30 days because his insurance lapse. He was unemployed and didn't have insurance for two weeks. This snowballed into him losing his license plate for 30 days. Its wrong in this economy to expect young voters facing hard economic times to penalize like this. the poor like this.
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    Created by Darlene Lane
  • Teacher's Retirement
    I am a retired teacher.
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    Created by Connie klapperich
  • Let's start a real Democrtic Party.
    Our democratic legislators should begin to vote, act and legislate like democrats or call themselves something diferent.
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    Created by Timothy MacMurdo
  • Help protect our children
    Florida House Republicans are refusing to hear HB 591 (sponsor Mark Pafford, D.) which is a bill to require summer camp operators to have background checks. The Palm Beach Post did an investigation and found child rapists and other convicted felons to own or work at summer camps with virtually no oversight to protect our children. There is no place for partisan politics when our children's safety is at risk.
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    Created by Mark Warme
  • Stop Brookdale From Fleecing Seniors
    Brookdale Senior Living Inc. Notified residents of Foundation House in Federal Way WA that they would be charged $150 per year for a computer enviornment that was set in place in late 2012. Residents were not asked if they were interested, and were told there would be no cost to them, in fact the facility used the new computers and wi-fi as an enticement to prospective residents.
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    Created by Rosemary Blasco
  • RETURN THE PARK GOAL POSTS
    The Mattawa Community is petitionin the City to please bring back the soccer goal posts that were removed from the community park. Playing soccer at the park was one on Mattawa's main community envolvements, taking the posts away took a piece of the Community away from this city.
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    Created by Mari Mendez