The Future

[cowbreath]

This gift doesn't justifty your point.

[astrife]

You're right, but it did justify my feelings.

[Mith242]

It is so difficult to have a constructive discussion with so many of you guys on this board because of things like this. Your "feelings" and the point you are trying to make are essentially one in the same. Are your "feelings" on this matter different from the point you were trying to make earlier? The logic you are using is very convoluted to say the least.

If you want to disagree with me then do it based on the substance of what is being said not on the semantics of your "feelings" and your "point."

And no, your "feelings" are wrong too based on my previous post.

[cocothief]

It is so difficult to have a constructive discussion with so many of you guys on this board because of things like this. Your "feelings" and the point you are trying to make are essentially one in the same. Are your "feelings" on this matter different from the point you were trying to make earlier? The logic you are using is very convoluted to say the least.

If you want to disagree with me then do it based on the substance of what is being said not on the semantics of your "feelings" and your "point."

And no, your "feelings" are wrong too based on my previous post.

[Aporkalypse]

I don't think we are certain it will happen. Funding may prove to be a big problem.

[masons_dad1]

All I care about is whether a NWA branch of UAMS will reduce the number of quacks we have up here. I'm tired of throwing money away on doctors who don't have any idea what they're doing and only rarely finding a good doctor who actually knows more than what they taught him in school.

[cowbreath]

It is so difficult to have a constructive discussion with so many of you guys on this board because of things like this. Your "feelings" and the point you are trying to make are essentially one in the same. Are your "feelings" on this matter different from the point you were trying to make earlier? The logic you are using is very convoluted to say the least.

If you want to disagree with me then do it based on the substance of what is being said not on the semantics of your "feelings" and your "point."

And no, your "feelings" are wrong too based on my previous post.

[Aporkalypse]

All I care about is whether a NWA branch of UAMS will reduce the number of quacks we have up here. I'm tired of throwing money away on doctors who don't have any idea what they're doing and only rarely finding a good doctor who actually knows more than what they taught him in school.

[cocothief]

If you read my last post, I made a case for why I thought it might make the gap between medical care in NWA and LR worse than it already is. I can't say that this will definitely be true, it might not.

[KJW]

This is quite intriguing.

Crye-Leike Realtors, a southeastern U.S. - wide firm, is submitting plans for a Bentonville office and will apparently build one in the Pleasant Grove area as well, but what's more fascinating: their top two target markets for 2008 are Atlanta and NWA...

[Mith242]

This is quite intriguing.

Crye-Leike Realtors, a southeastern U.S. - wide firm, is submitting plans for a Bentonville office and will apparently build one in the Pleasant Grove area as well, but what's more fascinating: their top two target markets for 2008 are Atlanta and NWA...

[masons_dad1]

That's interesting to see. I admit I'm a bit surprised, with the way the current market is and the last Skyline Report I saw made it sound like there's still a good overabundance of office space in Benton County.