November 10, 2011

SandBox Comments: Tree of Mamre/John Scotus "Holder Refuses to Apologize to the Family of Brian Terry (Fast & Furious)"

A must watch video of US AG Eric Holder.  Click title.

Thank you to blogger John Scotus for this post and passing forward such a revealing statement from Holder.

"This is US Attorney General Eric Holder being questioned by Senator John Cornyn regarding the murder of US Border Patrol agent Brian Terry with the use of a gun which was allowed to be sold to a Mexican drug gang in Operation Fast and Furious.

Of course Holder refuses to apologize: He is a lawyer, and so he would view such an apology as an admission of guilt.

Indeed, since Justice Department memos indicated that they expected Fast and Furious to result in “collateral damage”, an apology by Holder would in fact be very much an admission of guilt.
It is time for Holder to come clean and resign."

SandBox Comments: Aspen Times/Maurice Emmer "City of myths"

Exactly, says, 'SandBox Nanny'.

We just said that in the last post.  Thank you to Maurice Emmer of Aspen for dispeling the myths.

"Is this a city to be governed by myths or truth? Do you care whether election integrity can be verified? Do you wonder whether government knows your vote? Consider the facts, then make your views known. It is your city. Think, and then act..."
(Maurice Emmer)

(Read more?  Click title.  Comment to start discussion)
"Truth goes through three stages. First it is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."

SandBox Comments: Grand Junction Daily Sentinel "New Powderhorn owners making $800K in improvements"

Powderhorn as a year-round resort?

Finally!  A family destination resort is coming to the Western Slope of Colorado!

A special thank you goes out to former Vail Resorts CEO Andy Daly.

"Skiers and riders can expect a new experience at Powderhorn Resort with today’s announcement that $800,000 in improvements will be made to the ski area this winter season.

This season’s improvements include: a new halfpipe, snowmaking improvements, increased grooming equipment, improved glade skiing, overhaul of Lift 1 and remodeled areas both inside and outside the Main Lodge, including a new Sunset Deck with outdoor bar and barbecue, according to a news released from Powderhorn Partners.

“Investing in the 2011-12 ski season is the first step in our multi-year capital improvement campaign,” Powderhorn Partner Andy Daly said. “We want these improvements to show the Western Slope we’re committed to their mountain and making it an even better experience season after season.”

Powderhorn is scheduled to open for the season Dec. 15..."

For more information about the resort or purchase passes, visit powderhorn.com."
(Powderhorn press release via Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)