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A Cautionary Tale



The Ordeal of the Ductwork - a photoset on Flickr which will be growing over the next couple of days as the garbage ductwork and heat/air system in my house is replaced with equipment that actually WORKS.

Read the whole pitiful story here.

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By the book
Date: 3/4/2010
By: David Koon

Little Rock District Judge Mark Leverett visited inmates at the Pulaski County Detention Facility at least nine times last year, signing in as "attorney" in a book reserved for lawyers visiting their clients. /more/
>> Internet at warp speed
>> Leverett's jail visits

Call to Hurst draws police
Date: 3/5/2010
By: Arkansas Times Staff

A man who left a message on City Director Stacy Hurst's phone last Friday in which he admits to calling her a despicable person for her support for changes to the War Memorial Golf Course got a follow-up call from police Monday. /more/


Not a nice guy
Date: 3/5/2010
By: Arkansas Times Staff

Baptists are nothing if not fratricidal. They despised Brother Jimmy Carter, a pious Baptist president, and their aversion to Carter was mild compared to their hatred of the next Baptist president, Bill Clinton. That hatred continues undiminished, obviously, though Clinton is long out of office. Yet Kenneth Starr has just been hired as president of the world's biggest Baptist university, and Starr's not even a Baptist. /more/

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