We need a contests to name a CEO of the year. A company leader that does real good in the community or the Country and a prize in the form of a grant to be given to a favorite charity of that CEO. We need to make generosity and civic concern more popular. Greed is shameful and we need to make that more public as well.

Limit the Representives to only Two terms.

I am a mom of two elementary school-age children. I am also a special education teacher. In August of 2012, the North Carolina State Board of Education approved a motion to make mCLASS: Reading 3D the statewide reading assessment for grades K-3 beginning with the 2013-14 school year. The assessment is a web-based system; teachers use hand-held mobile devices to input student data, and each student’s detailed response data is uploaded to the mCLASS website. The system allows mCLASS to provide “historical profiles and reports of each student and classroom via the web,” (www.wirelessgeneration.com). mCLASS is owned and distributed by Wireless Generation, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation--the company that has been embroiled in scandal over its illegal and unethical methods of gathering and using confidential information, such as hacking into the phones of politicians, celebrities and murder victims. No parental consent will be required for mCLASS to collect and store our children’s information. New York state entered a $27 million no-bid contract with Wireless Generation after the company hired several of the state's top executives. Amid News Corporation’s phone hacking scandals, the contract was dropped over concerns about how the company would protect students’ privacy. Now North Carolina has entered into a contract with Wireless Generation. What will we get for our millions of dollars? What will we get from a partnership with a company headed by a man who views public education as a “monopoly” that should be “blown up” to make room for a competitive market in education? Rupert Murdoch believes in dismantling public education, replacing it with market forces and privatization. His for-profit company is entering contracts in multiple states to mine student performance "data" that can be compared to a standard set high enough to “prove” that public schools are “failing.” I don’t want my children’s assessment data to be in the hands of Wireless Generation, but my consent is not required. All I can do is ask the North Carolina Board of Education to follow the example set by New York and drop this contract.

Students that have graduated but can't get in their career should not have to pay back their student loans right away. It should be until they are in their careers, so that they have the money. I have been affected by fed loans and am unable to pay them because I work at a low wage job; nothing is open to work in my field that I got my degree in. I believe that us students should be forgiven until we make the money that we went to school for.

A lot of people, including myself, are allergic to some Laundry Detergents, Fabric Softeners, and Dryers Sheets, perfumes, soaps, shampoos, and cleaning products on the market. There have been numerous scientific studies showing that there are Highly toxic chemicals found in these products, which slide by as being called "Fragrance". When you do a load of laundry or apply perfume you are breathing in these toxic chemicals and carcinogens. I would like to see a law that requires labeling of ingredients on these types of products so consumers can make informed decision about what they are buying.

Undoing the disastrous and rushed law that so hurts the average Michigan worker.

America is a nation of values founded on the idea that all men and women are created equal. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all people have rights, no matter what they look like or where they came from. So how we treat new American immigrants reflects our commitment to the values that define us as Americans. We believe that families should stick together, that we should look out for each other, and hard work should be rewarded. Everyone agrees that the current patchwork of immigration policies and programs is mismanaged and broken, and it breaks up families. For those currently striving for citizenship, there's often no line to get into for becoming a fully participating American. Aspiring citizens move here for the promise of freedom and opportunity in this country, and we believe that moving to make a better life for your family is one of the best things and one of the hardest things a person can do. That's why all Americans who love this country very much deserve a common sense immigration process, one that includes a clear and uncomplicated roadmap to citizenship for new Americans who aspire to be citizens.

To show community interest in improved Internet service.

Save lives, save on medical costs and be kind to animals.

On November 19, 2011 68 year old Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. was shot and killed by members of the White Plains Police Dept. He accidentally triggered his life aid pendant which he wore around his neck because he suffered from COPD and a mild heart condition. He had committed no crime. The entire incident is captured on audio. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5MSP48NH4U Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUwNHZr_nUM Part 2 When acting under color of law the City of White Plains and its elected officials have made it very clear through the lack of a criminal indictment in this case that it is ok to mock, taunt, use expletives and call a man a nigger before killing him and that the word NIGGER was used as a tactic to distract the victim.

Bike sheds are a convenient way to keep bikes safe. New York City should install more of them.

Some 1/3rd of all land is desert, and most of the 920 million people living in or near those deserts are on the "brink-of-starvation." A number of current conflicts were caused by hunger issues.