Opinion

I would like to clarify a few points in the July 15, 2010 story, "Community forest logging on standby.

I like the autofill feature that most Internet browsers offer, but the problem is that no two forms are created alike. Some want a Mr./Mrs./Ms. Some want a middle name or initial.

How's business? After the worst of the recession. After years of Olympic preparation. After buildout. After two years of discount room rates. After the highway improvements. After the Olympics. After pay parking has been implemented.

"I understand that pain leapfrogs over language and lands in dumb growls beyond time. A place where there is no speech and no clock, no means of separating the moment or its misery. Nobody comes and nobody goes.

When I was in Grade 8 I created a video game in BASIC called "Car Chase.

So the relocated asphalt plant is to be required to meet the provisions of the B.C. Clean Air Act. A most admirable objective.

The Olympics, and the years of preparation for them, brought a lot of people to Whistler for the first time. On an individual level, the Games sparked new relationships with the community and its residents. Exactly what we'd hoped for.

The Cheakamus Community Forest conflict over resource management issues has been common in B.C. over the last 20 years and clearly the current activity in Whistler indicates that they are not going away any time soon.

To return to the pre-recession days of three years ago, when Whistler hotel room rates were in three digits and sometimes four, rather than two, the destination travel market has to rebound.

Recently the television rebroadcasting website Hulu announced that they will be launching their service on both the Xbox 360 and PS3, on handheld devices and built into the software of various net-ready televisions.