Children should be educated before they are incarcerated. Laws have been modified to increase the number of incarcerated teens. Bullying is now a felony that will send children to prison without properly educating them to know what bullying encompasses. Help us to educate our children, Florida statute 1006.147 says all children, staff and parents shall be taught about Bullying but the funding is being misappropriated. www.GoTHUG.org is on a mission to save the leaders of tomorrow by educating them. Help us make a difference.

Oppression is real, not only issued from our PERCEPTION of GOVERNMENTS, CORPORATIONS, and RELIGIONS, even from our own VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS in everyday LANGUAGE. "POPOLOGY® as Philosophy" https://vimeo.com/90704595 Madonna & POPOLOGY® understand this. If any one knows how to educate the POPULATION on SELF EXPRESSION & COMMERCE it is the QUEEN of POP. She herself, has stated her frustration with current international legalities of any status of human, being able to fully EXPRESS THEMSELVES, (including herself) for the life & choices they seek to live. (Please watch MADONNA's Views on this topic and her EXPRESSED Commitment to resolve & CORRECT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U93frWrToI ). What POPOLOGY® can do: ABLE TO LEAP OPPRESSION AS A SINGLE NOUN! INVINCIBLE TO ANGER JUST THE WAY IT SOUNDS! BRIDGING SELF EXPRESSION TO COMMERCE, VIA THE DOLLAR AND POUND! WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME? WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? SELF GOVERNED LEGISLATION IS SEE, THINK, DO!™ "POPOLOGY® as APPortunity" https://vimeo.com/90429678 MADONNA FOR QUEEN OF POPULAR CULTURE, AND SHE WILL EXPRESS HERSELF FOR YOU! This is our "REVOLUTION OF LOVE", she herself has called for!

This petition is for the people of Talladega that get harressed on a daily bases from Officer Dean of the Talladega Police Department. I am both a witness and victim of being harassed and mistreated by Officer Dean. We are all US citizens and we all deserve to be treated as human being not people without value.

Rivers directly affect the health of our seas, wildlife, communities, and economies. Restoring freshwater habitats is no longer optional; it’s required. The Colorado River basin serves Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona and New Mexico. Mexico and 29 Indian tribes along the Colorado River also claims to river water. Shrunken stream flows now pose serious threats to wildlife and recreation, as well as cities, farms and others who rely upon the river for a variety of critical needs. A steady increase in population growth and climate change related events has exacerbated conditions. In short, the demand for water exceeds the Colorado River water supply. Many communities throughout the western region are currently experiencing below normal precipitation and below average reservoir storage, which can impact water supplies, the natural environment, and quality of life . Tell Gov. Hickenlooper we need bold and powerful measures to protect the flow of the river, ensure economic vitality and secure water resources for millions of Americans. The Governor must implement an Emergency Water Plan that focuses on conservation, reuse through gray-water treatment, efficiency and water banking, renewable energy and energy efficiency(including wind, rooftop solar and geothermal energy solutions), and new water-efficient thermoelectric power plants. When used together, these solutions will help to ensure we have enough water and may even provide us with a surplus to serve growing populations and water demands.

Gov. Pat McCrory has signed a bill into law that clears the way for permits to be issued for "fracking" activities all across North Carolina. "Fracking,” shorthand for hydraulic fracturing, is the process by which water, sand and toxic chemicals are injected into wells to fracture sub surface rock for the extraction of shale gas. The process is known to contaminate water supplies and increase air pollution. Govenor McCorory’s law is harmful to the public waterways, and inhibits the development of other energy sources like wind and solar. There are numerous documented cases of contaminated water from fracking across the country. By rushing to frack, Gov. McCrory and legislative leaders are putting North Carolina's rivers and drinking water for millions in jeopardy. North Carolina's Mining and Energy Commission is the agency in charge of regulations over fracking & drilling to ensure the practice is safe. We urge the commission to reinstate the permanent ban on fracking and horizontal drilling for shale gas in North Carolina, and continue the ban on underground toxic injections to protect public health and conserve the State’s air, water, and other natural resources.

Mountaintop Removal is a destructive and unsustainable practice that only benefits big, greedy corporations at the expense of the health of our communities and the environment. While traditional coal mining extracts coal from underground, mountaintop removal mining blasts away chunks of mountains at the surface to get at the coal beneath. Explosives are used to remove up to 400 vertical feet of a mountain to expose underlying coal seams. Excess rock and soil laden with toxic mining byproducts are then dumped into nearby valleys and waterways. But our water isn’t the only thing being poisoned by these chemicals; mountaintop removal has also polluted thousands of pristine streams, and there are dozens of toxic slurry dams across West Virginia. Mountaintop Removal mining has contributed to placing a slew of wildlife on the federal endangered species list, and threatens some of the highest biodiversity in North America. Numerous studies demonstrate that mountaintop mining has serious environmental impacts, including loss of biodiversity and toxification of watersheds, which mitigation practices cannot successfully address. There are also adverse human health impacts which result from contact with affected streams or exposure to airborne toxins and dust. We must tell President Obama and Director John Pizarchik of The US Dept of Interior - Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE) to enforce the Stream Protection Rule, and stop mountain top removal to protect human health and our environment.

Recently, Nintendo unveiled the "New" 3DS, due for release in Japan on October 11. Nintendo has a long history of region-locking their systems, meaning that they cannot play games from other regions of the world. This policy has been the topic of scrutiny towards Nintendo, and I feel that with a new version of the 3DS system on the way, Nintendo can take the first step to removing it's region-locking by allowing the New 3DS to play 3DS games from all regions.

My son Hunter works at Linn County Options, which is being subject to change, closing or restructuring because of the Holmens act. We do not want our choices taken away from us or made for us. Hunter loves going to work everyday at Options and I love it too for pure simple reason of security and safety that he could not achieve outside of a controlled work enviroment.

Yes I did it with one company worked for 3 and half hours doing their lunch rush, this is a kinda well know restaurant. They put me on the line I didn't get a chance to even look at the menu. I found a 2 restaurant that told me the same thing, I'm not going to waste bus fare and my time to clean their space. This job want me to start after 2pm the lunch rush is over so I guess they start cleaning. So I guess the manager think that I'm going to clean while the paid employees take it easy that day, I don't think so. I think he want to see if he like working with me.

As One Ministries was started by a member of the community operating out of the back of her truck. A person who cared enough about the homeless population to build an organization that serves several thousand homeless people each year. They provide comprehensive services that help to feed, clothe, bathe and house homeless people in Gaston County. Without the services the homeless population in Gaston County have very few resources to rely on.

I believe in women's rights strongly.

I am Craig Bowden, one of the candidates running for Utah's 1st Congressional District. Several third party candidates, including me, are on the ballot this November but are being excluded from participating in the debates, even though the debates are being held on tax payer funded venues like universities. Supporters feel that in order for true non-partisanship and voter education, ballot qualified candidates should be allowed to debate.