This recent Calibre Press article is really harshing our mellow. Capt. Padilla of course has earned his experience in Denver and we in no way want to denigrate his service. He brings up some excellent points.
But we also think he's that the gloom surrounding the legalization of ...
Several states will be voting to legalize recreational marijuana this month, your state may be one of them. Colorado voters legalized medical marijuana in 2000 and recreational marijuana in January of 2014. The ability to buy cannabis is now as simple as going to a liquor store to ...
Horror vacui (“Nature abhors a vacuum.”)
—Aristotle
When leadership fails to act on issues, either long term or short term, informal leaders can, and sometimes will, emerge and fill the void of leadership in an organization. This obviously can have a detrimental effect to the ...
n 1944 the Office of Strategic Services—AKA, the CIA’s grandfather—put out a manual called “Simple Sabotage.” The premise was simple: Sabotage the enemy to slow down production and effectiveness. Since blowing up railway bridges usually raises eyebrows, they suggested more nefarious, ...
Wellesley (Mass.) Police Chief Terrence (Terry) M. Cunningham and President of the International Association of Chief’s of Police (IACP) issued a formal apology to the nation’s minority population at the convention in San Diego last week.
“While we obviously cannot change the past, ...
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