'Idea of the day' trading in and out for profit

[Inho Kim]

I hope full attendance.
Today, I had to drive to Sports Mart for buying soccer shoes and balls in San Leandro. The local store near Pleasanton was closed on Sunday. Many small speciality shops are closed in my area on Sunday. My daughter wants to play soccer. You know children. She wants all full gears right away. She will tell me everyday, I guess, until she gets what she wants up to next Friday's soccer class. If she joins the soccer league in the next season,I think, I will be a full time soccer dad(G). She is taking a beginner's class right now run by the city.
One thing I noticed during driving is more cars around and the parking lot over shopping full. I keep hearing many dot.com jobs evaporate in the Bay Area where I live and now aftermath after attack. It is good to see everybody busy and full parking lots in the shopping mall I went.
I think too much security is another crap. When I lived in Korea, the government kept saying North Korea's threat. Sometimes, it was real but sometimes, the government's craps for their political propaganda, especially worse under dictatorship. Sometimes, spies infiltrated and captured with Korean military and civilian casualties. North Korean commando or spies never left material witnesses so they killed many of civilians on the way if they contacted with them. South Koreans still went on their daily lives as usual except for a little tighter security. Koreans get used to report suspicious activities. They have a hot line to report. They live like that for 50 years.
As you say, we should do the same thing. I don't think we will get rid of terrorists all at once. It will take a long time and they revenge us. We have to learn how to live. For one thing, we need a nationwide hot line so people can report suspicious activities including domestic militia activities.