Mississippi ranks in the bottom five states out of all the states in America for animal rights. I am not proud of this ranking, and neither should anyone else be. Every citizen of Mississippi is affected by animal cruelty, emotionally and financially. Where you have uncontrolled animal abuse and neglect, you will also have a larger population of criminals. Let us make Mississippi a better place to live for our children by using all of the tools at hand:education for our citizens & law enforcement, stricter laws imposed, enforcement of laws that are passed, and funding for "no kill" rescue shelters.

Please consider a Bill that would provide Chronic Pain Patients, the narcotic pain medication their Dr.'s know will improve their quality of life. It is vitally necessary for those that are in chronic pain to receive the appropriate medication ones Dr. deems necessary, for those that are in legitimate in chronic pain.

The 1921 Battle of Blair Mountain in West Virginia is the site of the largest armed uprising in American labor history, pitting 10,000 coal miners against a coal company army. My great-grandfather was one of the leaders of the uprising, later charged with treason for his role. Coal companies today want to destroy the site via the practice of mountaintop removal mining, which would blast away the entire site and erase the history of this struggle for unionism and civil liberties.

Please help the people who need this medicine,let;s not be the last state to do so!

My lawyer,in an Estate case not only did not follow my wishes but after giving him $20,000 he wanted more money to keep representing me.This was after he failed to protect my property in his care ie house Title.It had been sighned as part of a deal to end case.His people gave it to oppossing councel without a sighned agreement.Wich had been changed and was decided to refuse by me.The opposing councel then committed fraud by bringing tiltle to court house and filed it.opposing councel has lied in court and has made charges that where unfounded.

We, the Citizens of Pinellas County and the Visitors of The Tides Golf Course, hereby submit this petition to stop any re-zoning attempts of the Tides Golf Course. The Tides Golf Course is located at 11832 66th Avenue North, Seminole, Florida. The Tides Golf Course is currently zoned as recreational open. The Tides Golf Course represents a gem for our county and for our fellow residents. A change in zoning would lead to a lower quality of life for residents who live in neighborhoods surrounding the golf course and for our county as a whole. Rezoning would allow developers to change the Tides Golf Course from the 150 acres of rolling sea grasses to 167 homes, townhomes and/or condos replacing grass with concrete and asphalt. Re-zoning would also disturb and disrupt the sensitive eco system of the area that is home to many native Florida species of plant and wildlife. We want the Tides Golf Course to be saved so future generations may be part of the pleasure that this open green space has provided millions for the past 39+ years. We request the Pinellas Board of Commissioners/Zoning Board: •Deny any changes to the current Tides Golf Course Zoning. •Protect the Tides Golf Course for the “Open Green Space” that it is and prohibit any construction of residences. •Maintain our estuary of “Green Open Space” so that generations of Eagles, Egrets and Owls may continue to have their rightful nesting areas. •Protect our Trees and Native Greenery on The Tides GC that cleans our air and provides habitat for the hundreds of animals that call it home.

If not know when. Please Join V.P Biden and President Obama in their efforts. They are reasonable and won't injure the second amendment at all.

Reschedule marijuana in in federal law in 2013 to allow the states to regulate as they see fit.

Duke is planning to up our rates 18%. They are high enough, we live in the county not city.

Do you like bicycling through your town? Is exercise appealing to you, but don't have the time? Clif Bar has a 2-Mile competition in which bicycle lovers can log their mileage and by doing so, contribute to charity. Well, what if a company like that could motivate college students and young adults out in the working world to ride to lower their own debt? What if every mile that you rode could be a spendable credit toward your own debt, toward a charity of your choice, or toward your favorite sports drink along your route? I think that cycling your debt away should be an option for the young, unemployed but motivated who sincerely want to help society.

To: Mayor Carolyn Goodman Las Vegas animal control is negligent as to the condition of abused or neglected animals. I have reported this incident to over 20 resources and when the Animal Control of Clark county came out they stated to Channel 13 news that there was no abused or neglected animals when in fact this white horse and an English Mastiff are starving to death and for days I personally saw how the owner improperly feed the horses and the Mastiff looked like bones with a sheet over it! This also happened at Patriots Legacy Ranch were I personally removed a 4 month old pit bull being head butted while tied up in ram pen and removed the horse Topper which I still have. There is no room for such oversight on any living creature. If this were a child these people would be in prison right now. As well the animal control did not report the people living in metal work sheds which i witnessed first hand. I am requesting that action for these two animals at said Ranch be removed or surrendered a soon as possible. I have already called her and asked If I could buy the Mastiff ... I never got a call back. Lets please do the right thing her! City Hall 495. S. Main St. Las Vegas, NV 89101 Phone: (702) 229-6241 Fax: (702) 385-7960l Email the Office of the Mayor:

Missouri should be "The Show 'YOU' State, and we can do that by looking at what will give us two things perpetually, or at least until the Earth cools off. To create jobs, even before the idea of what to produce comes up, electricity has to be available, giga watts of it. It has to be cheap and it has to go on everywhere, no matter what. Under 37,000 feet of ocean water is sea bottom, and under that and ever other square inch of surface on this planet there is an unending source of heat. In 2006 at Chena Hot Springs, Alaska, (I believe) Conoco, and Carrier (air conditioning) Co. have put a geothermal electricity producing operation that has operated at minus 60 Fahrenheit. The cost of electricity has gone from .30 cents per KW to less than .07 per KW. It operates from the heat of the earth, and will for the next 4 billion years. We are going to run out of oil, coal and gas in the next few generations, and the costs are not going to come down. With the cost of production and start up time of the Nuclear facility in Louisiana, the whole United States could have one geothermal electricity producing plant in all 50 States, 5 years before the nuclear one starts up and put about 40,000 to 50,000 people to work, ad infinitum . Ray Wallace