Public profile for drs01

This 12 week law is stimulating discussion on abortion rights that have been silent too long. And that is a good thing. The judge also added to the discussion by stating that she did not find fault in two of the provisions of this law: requiring a doctor to determine at 12 weeks whether the fetus has a heartbeat and informing the mother of the statistical probability of carrying the fetus to term. Maybe some women will see the light and decide NOT to abort their baby. That's a victory for pro-life. I'm tired of hearing the abortionist claims. There is something (morally) wrong when we allow over 1 million babies to be killed each year for convenience.

UALR had Joyce Elliott on the payroll for $85,000 in some feel-good nonsense program. And there are probably many more examples. UALR and UFS are two schools where kids work and attend college. They struggle to do both. I'm a 5 year UALR grad who knows.
I'm convinced that this lottery has given universities a license to steal. UFS - My investment, my expense, your pot of gold. UALR - try living on the seed corn instead of filet mignon

Okay responders, call me a racist. That's generally the word used to defend the indefensible statement that "OBama is not a leader. he can't govern because the only thing he's ever run is his mouth". Unfortunately, he hasn't learned to surround himself with experienced and intelligent staff to compensate for his lack of skills at governing.
He can twist words better than Bill Clinton and do it with the same sincere face. He's a real BSer, and he's ours for 3 1/2 more trying years.

I agree that this 60 year old pipeline should be subject to some re-routing and responsible and timely inspections. But, I'm reminded of a bumper sticker featured in the Forrest Gump movie that says S**T Happens. Exxon, with its deep pockets, will end up resolving our concerns, the cost of which will be passed on to us consumers. What puzzles me is why no one has placed some of the blame for this on the real estate folks who developed and sold homesteads to unsuspecting buyers in an area that contained a sixty year old pipeline. Surely, survey maps showed this pipeline's presence long before home sites were developed and sold. Many of these homeowners claim they were never made aware of the pipeline when they purchased their homes. If the real estate industry has a slogan, is it "let the buyer beware"?