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All CategoriesRe: Mississippi governor endorses school prayerOff topic, but since there's no open line tonight: Margaret has written Helen again. http://margaretandhelen.com/ Enjoy. Posted by ... Read more...Re: Spousal employment watch in state governmentIf the Representatives and Senators think they are worth a higher salary, then propose the Constitutional Amendment to raise the salaries. We can't have them having to look... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night linePiracy hasn't penetrated porn? Arrrgh, Matey..... Posted by Atlas999 Read more...Re: You might be a redneck if you love W.T. Bubba'sI miss the underground. It had a dive bar feel. It's something lacking in the River Market. Posted by 50to49 Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineThat hundred plus trillion dollars and rising of rewards and bailouts to the looters who own both parties... well it just went way up, likely into the $ Quadrillion territory. As... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night line"Again, Salty, quoting the Cato Institute on economic matters? It's like quoting Joseph Goebbels as an unbiased expert on German history." Of course, the data... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineFor those interested in (un)natural celestial phenomena, it's time for Manhattanhenge: http://www.haydenplanetarium.org/resources… http://bit.ly/IJVz ... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineRAISE TAXES NOW! There is nothing wrong with this country that a reversal of the Bush idiocies would not fix: withdrawal from the middle east and a return to Clinton-era tax... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineCalifornia Christians take a stand in N.Carolina, the sign says it all: http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/05/30/ch… Posted by... Read more...UCA to announce new women's basketball coachThe University of Central Arkansas has called a 3 p.m. news conference Thursday to announce its new women’s head basketball coach, the school said in a release. Read more...Re: LR City Board to neighborhood: Your homes are dirtMary Good ALWAYS gets her way........Just ask her peers at UALR who have for years complained about Good's annoying push to get the new EIT building. It pushed many other... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineA "conservative" talking economic numbers is either: (1) a paid whore who knows better and does not care; or (2) a dupe. There is no third choice. ... Read more...Re: Mississippi governor endorses school prayerMaybe things ave changed, but in 1967 it was quite the honor to be selected at my school, I think decent grades and service played into the selection process, I remember one of my... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineHow long did it take you to find a quote that met your "standards", Saline. There are hundreds of other by people who know that austerity is just another way of... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineHey, Everette, did you take a lesson from the porn industry and go all democratic piracy? "Piracy and free porn The future of porn? Men and women huddled around... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineAgain, Salty, quoting the Cato Institute on economic matters? It's like quoting Joseph Goebbels as an unbiased expert on German history. Charles Taylor, the former Liberian... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineFunny, Everette, that "Big spending liberals like Max" must be the one who provides you free-enterprise boz with an outlet for your cheap propaganda which is paid for... Read more...North Little Rock man gets 30 years for child pornographyThe United States Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Arkansas announced in a release Wednesday afternoon that Charles Coulter, 37, was sentenced to 30 years, the... Read more...Video: True West at Lantern TheatreMay 30, 2012 - The Lantern Theatre, located at 1021 Van Ronkle St. in downtown Conway, is staging a limited production of Sam Shepard's True West as part of a new late night... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineMilitary mothers stirring up things. http://moms.today.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012… Posted by Cato Read more...Re: Spousal employment watch in state governmentSome of those House spouses take the job to keep an eye on the after-hours behavior of their Representative, more than the money... Posted by ... Read more...Re: Spousal employment watch in state governmentSaline, you're better than that. If "We" aren't going to be any better than "Them" what's the point of winning. If a guy makes so little money... Read more...Re: None dare mention condemnation on THISI agree, mudturtle, the plan to bridge the tracks and build a cantilever behind Dillard's is an awesome, albeit costly, option. Lets hope the city can obtain a... Read more...Re: Tech Park Authority throws a bone to threatened neighborhoodSounds like a risky technology park is more important than people in the City of Little Rock. Piss poor leadership from Mayor Stroke Em and City Board of Dummies!! ... Read more...Re: The Wednesday night lineJuan Carlos Hidalgo of the Cato Institute set the record straight: "ItÂ’s hard to estimate the impact of tax increases on the British economy. Certainly the economic turmoil... Read more...Re: Spousal employment watch in state governmentOn this hot muggy day, I'm feeling a bit lazy, so I'll recycle comments from a related thread: Why should we begrudge these public servants a few pennies? We pay them a... Read more...Re: A small rant: Hunka PieHas Hunka Pie closed? They've taken down their Facebook page and haven't tweeted anything in almost a month...any Eat Arkansas people in the area that can confirm? ... Read more...Re: Mississippi governor endorses school prayerYou might be able to get me to go for this. Each school district does a comprehensive survey of the religious make-up of their school along with languages used in their services.... Read more...Man arrested on child porn charges in Saline Co.An Alexander man was arrested on charges that he had child pornography on his computer at his Saline County residence. Read more...$5.8 M coming for Conway Municipal AirportConway officials learned Wednesday that the city will receive almost $5.8 million in federal funding for construction at the municipal airport. The funding is more than... Read more...Obama congratulates Romney on GOP nodPresident Barack Obama called Mitt Romney on Wednesday to congratulate him on winning the Republican nomination, just as the Democrat’s campaign opened a new critique of... Read more...UAMS Enlists Search Dogs for Cancer Studyfrom:University Of Arkansas For Medical SciencesMay 30, 2012 | In the first study of its kind, Alexander “Sandy” Burnett, M.D., at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), is testing whether local... Read more...Summer Servicefrom:Hendrix CollegeHendrix students participate in mission trip to Philadelphia Read more...Officer in 'Delta Blues' case sentenced to 2 yearsOne of the five police officers indicted in a massive investigation into drug trafficking and corruption in eastern Arkansas has been sentenced to XX years in prison. Read more...US officials: American kidnapped in BeninThe U.S. Embassy in Benin says an American citizen has been kidnapped in the West African nation. Read more...Update: Woman rescued from spillway tube in Perry CountyUPDATE: Conway Fire Department Assistant Chief Mike Winter said they were not needed in the rescue of a woman who was trapped in a spillway tube at Bear Creek... Read more...Neighbor spurns gifts of flowers and oatmealDisorderly conduct at the 1700 block of Hairston Avenue. An apartment manager contacted police to file a complaint when other residents reported that a resident had been harassing... Read more...Pryor, Boozman, Griffin Announce Nearly $5.8 Million for Conway Municipal AirportCONWAY, AR – U.S. Senators Mark Pryor and John Boozman, along with Congressman Tim Griffin (AR-2) today announced that the Conway Municipal Airport will receive $5,796,250... Read more...Assange loses extradition battleBritain's Supreme Court on Wednesday denied WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appeal against extradition to Sweden to face questions about allegations of rape, sexual... Read more...Judges sentence Charles Taylor to 50 years imprisonmentFormer Liberian President Charles Taylor was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment Wednesday for arming and supporting murderous rebels in Sierra Leone in return for “blood... Read more...Sales contracts for US homes dropped in AprilA gauge of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes fell in April from nearly a two-year high in the previous month. Read more...Trace Adkins takes top spot in Weekend TenCountry singer Trace Adkins, who’ll headline at the Magic Springs Timberwood Amphitheater in Hot Springs Saturday, takes the lead in our list of Top Ten activities in... Read more...Miss. governor advocates school prayer in speech to teensFirst-term Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant told a group of teenagers that he believes it should be possible for public schools to have some sort of nondenominational prayer to open... Read more...Consultants Earn Global Business Credentialfrom:University of Arkansas - Little RockThree Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center consultants have earned an international business credential held by only a handful of Arkansans. Liz Russell,... Read more...Thunderstorms possible through ThursdayScattered thunderstorms are developing across central Arkansas and more storms are possible late Wednesday and Thursday, the National Weather Service said. Read more...Computer virus briefly hits Iran's oil industryIran's key oil industry was briefly affected by the powerful computer virus known as "Flame" that has unprecedented data-snatching capabilities and can eavesdrop on... Read more...UA waives tuition for Arkansans 60 and olderThe University of Arkansas says it will offer free tuition for credit courses for Arkansans 60 or older who wish to continue their education. Read more...ASU gets $350K for Dyess Colony restorationArkansas State University has been awarded a $350,000 grant for some of the work it is doing to restore the Dyess Colony Administration Building. Read more... |