Comment: Your attitude is elevation your altitude. I hope Kellogg come calling with a Special K-Cereal with your picture on the box saying Run Kim Run.

Comment: When ill-management is rewarded with continued return to the helm, one has to wonder if sixty percent of the voters is politically, intellectually deficient. I cannot comprehend why someone is repeatedly returned to the helm to manage the citizen’s resources when that person has demonstrated inept management skills. This guy do not even exhibit the capacity to manage a run in a panty hose much less manage the finances of a country.

Comment: This undertaking will not only cultivate and enhance the athletic skills at an early age, but will also teach them the importance of working in groups, and will show them that we are interdependent. It can also help them to build a better attitude of responsibility. The program can also help to enhance their academic abilities, because they can take the technique of studying the plays for the game, and transfer it to their studying in their academic world.

Comment: Keep learning; keep growing intellectually. Congrats.

Comment: If the compilation of food shown in this article reflects the dietary practices of most of the people in the Federation, then the health of the nation is truly escalating. People used to come from their office jobs and change their clothes, then proceed to the hills to take care of their food farm, or go and check on their fish pots. But many have allowed inflated egos and false pride to get in the way of self-sufficiency. Growing one’s own can reduce the amount of money allocated for food.

Comment: This is just a suggestion. The school can also do a Donate a Fan Drive, and the public may be interesting in donating fans. Of course, the public can also voluntarily donate a fan also. I am in the USA, but I will certainly make a concerted effort to donate a fan. I hope others will follow.

Comment: Sometimes we allow our attitude to inhibit altitude.

Comment: It is easy for someone who sits at the top of the food chain to tell the subordinates that they should live on their meager income. The policy is archaic, and does not give any latitude to address the current economic climate. The government is cash strap, and may not be able to accommodate higher salaries. Taking away the opportunity to earn additional income, will mean an increase in personal deficit. Compassion and common sense should reign supreme.

Comment: Very well articulated

Comment: I know when you assume, you make ashes out of you and me. However, I will go down that road at the risk of possibly getting verbally castrated. People look second jobs because they have economic challenges that have to be addressed, and if the COP is going to ask the officers to give up a second job that may be enabling them to meet their monthly expenses, then I will assume that he has entertained the idea of increasing officers’ salaries.