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but many others can not !
So here is the deal on the table. I am offerring unlimited use of my absorbtion techniques.
It helps others so if you want then i'm here for you.
Okay so.
You life sucks right? For the most part? You are not a complainer like those other people. This is your curse that you have inflicted on yourselves.
What happens is you build up a wall built from the things that you burried throughout your life.
The Human sensory system can only store a preditermined amount of data.
What has become a natural reflex for mostly everyone if not all is instead of voicing their unhappiness they keep it to themselves. This produces anger and other energies that the body is trained to dispose of.
It creates weight on the soul.
Im making no sense right?
Well here is where it gets really crazy.
Just like that person cut you off and you let it roll of your shoulder, that cop decided to give you a ticket for 2 miles over the speed limit, how your boss treated you with no respect, how the world seems to be against you instead of assisting you.
This builds and builds from all events that are similar to these style events. This goes from the smallest annoying events to the biggest devestating events.
Sure some of you have great friends and relationships where you can vent out that frustration knowing that they will forgive you.
Sadly it has become obvious that no one is venting out nearly enough. This has made it so that negative energy has been building up so much that its leaking out of you.
The problem is that when it leaks out of you it makes you say, do, and feel those emotions again.
This is why you lash out. This is why you judge everything you see. This is why you feel betrayed.
If you dont feel betrayed yet than one day you will or one day long in the past you already did but forgot or burried it.
This is the deal plain and simple.
#1) Live your life
#2) Have a rough day?
#3) Come to me
#4) Rip into me as if I was the one who pissed you off in the first place.
#5) Rip into me like you never ripped before...lol
#6) Get it all out until you actually feel like you have been drained.
#7) say thank you.
Notice: This if done will accomplsih something amazing for each of you individually.
Because you have been getting out that negative energy that you were storing your world will seem to look lighter. It will feel happier. Luck will return to you.
If you control who you release this negativity on you will show concern for the others that got might be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Honestly it will make so that your whole personality can go back to when it was young. When everything wasnt so serious and heavy. You are carrying a lot of baggage at the moment.
Come on give it to me so you can be nice to others. Thats the deal....If you unleash on me you must agree to make an effort to avvoid releasing it on other. If you feel that over pour and negative vibe hit you again come running to me and I will respond.
I'll give you some motivation...You guys seem to get a rise out of these so let me spark it up again.
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Father knows best.
dude! if i do this i will cry profusely! that's okay as I do not mind shedding tears! It is good for the soul no doubt!!
I am at work right now so I cannot.
I will!
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By and by, letting a lot of time pass. I'm done with college but idle because uni's still some time till it begins. I'll start with a pic.
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It's probably worth mentioning that I want to hone my skills into environmental art and polish up my skills in digital drawing. Planning on posting a drawing a day at least. I'm taking a lot of time on each, but I hope to get better with timing too D:
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Nice work you got there
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Good stuff so far. My only crit is try having fun with painting textures such as on the rocks. really show they are something rougher than the snow.
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These are looking great so far! With the iphone you might want to push your values on the metal, to make it shine out more, and as tea drinker said, I would love to see you working on your textures, to add more life to your landscapes.
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Thanks Tea Drinker and Battlepaint for the great advice.
first attempt in textures, only on a monotonous still life observation. Meh, I overdid this one. Learned to make my own brushes so that's quite useful already. I'll brave myself up next time for a more adventurous attempt
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It's official, the New Orleans Hornets will be known as the New Orleans Pelicans next season. The official unveiling of the new logo and colors happened today. Red, blue and gold are the color scheme and a menacing – cut me some slack, I'm trying to buy into the notion that them selecting the new moniker is cool – Pelican. I still don't like it. But, all is not lost for fans of the Hornet nickname. It might be making a return to it's Charlotte roots. The Bobcats are currently conducting market research on the effects of changing their names to the Hornets. The bottom line as to if it will happen or not lies in one particular question of the survey, "If the Bobcats were to change their nickname to the 'Hornets,' would you attend more games than you currently do, attend fewer games, or attend about the same amount?" At least the Sonics are coming back to the NBA… Wait, not if Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson can help it. But that's a topic for later. Go Pelicans!! Nope still hate it. image via Chase Robinson
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SparkFun Electronics Comments urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2015-07-05T19:01:50-06:00 SparkFun Electronics Customer #453540 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #453540 urn:uuid:14f7a8c4-bdff-b3f8-15e0-c53cccdd9bef 2014-08-01T00:46:37-06:00
Anyone know where I can get a magnetic or spring-loaded clutch like this by itself?
 RichardK_Solar on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII RichardK_Solar urn:uuid:a10cf58b-ccde-7853-c28c-418cb5cfd7b6 2014-05-07T08:48:25-06:00
I agree with the complaint above. Although he didn´t explain why he didn´t like it. I was very disapointed when i received the claw, when i saw it´s mostly "a toy". It´s for toy robots, like those basic small ones with bright colored plastic chassi, and foam wheels driven by constant rotation servos, that avoid obstacles with a little sonar. It´s that level of "toy" and "basic" of a claw. It´s pivot points and joints are too lose, they have some play and make the whole thing flimsy. The teeth in the gears are to wide apart, for speed, in exchange you get very little precision. Considering the small range of motin ,most of the time it´s either "opened" , "closed", or "trying to close while the clutch snaps apart". The range of motion is very limited, you can barely grab a small water bottle and barely lift it as well, since the recommended setup makes it too weak. I adapted a standard size servo to it to see if i could get a little more force, and i don´t recommend doing that, as the clutch starts to snap every now and then.

All in all, if you are starting out in robotics and like basic robots, want a claw that can grab small and light objects just to pick it up and place it down 2 inches away and then repeat in reverse, etc… this product is for you!

For anyone that thought this would save them some machining work when building a little more decent of a robot that has a little more power and can do things a little more interesting… build your own claw/gripper.

As far as i can tell, there´s still a void on the market when it comes to mid-range grippers. You can buy a decent "research class" gripper for hundreds of dollars , or an industrial one for thousands of dollars, or even a "toy" one like these for a few bucks. But if you want something in between, you´re outta luck. :(
 Customer #537181 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #537181 urn:uuid:2de136de-3b04-889c-77f3-acdba576326e 2014-05-05T21:40:40-06:00
Definitely a claw well built for the money, cool design. What is the final verdict on servo choice? Understandably there will be need for adjustment and tweeking, but that's part of the excitement of getting something to work. Which servo has the most potential? I'm hearing some are overheating, others require drilling.. But it needs a servo so let me know people.
 Customer #547368 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #547368 urn:uuid:3e7cb339-ec95-5a9a-987e-fc071a9c426b 2014-04-21T21:44:21-06:00
can anyone tell me if the claw is compatible with the "Generic Full Rotation (Micro Size) servo",model: ROB-10189 ?
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:d0a3c725-83e7-738a-1cb3-3cdffd51112e 2014-04-12T16:14:10-06:00
Claw appears to be nicely stamped aluminum. Clutch is steel.
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:3bfa2b38-d000-08e1-d886-95d117bb2b9f 2014-04-12T16:08:42-06:00
they were included - just ordered this month.
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:696de103-b045-0a99-8721-f7e868acb5fd 2014-04-12T16:08:09-06:00
132g - everything except a servo ( claw, clutch, servo mount screws and nuts, clutch mount screw and bushing 94g - claw minus clutch and clutch mounting hardware 38g - clutch and clutch hardware.
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:5fd111dc-6715-cf44-8082-5629ccbb1bf5 2014-04-12T15:50:51-06:00
I would remind any nay-sayers that you get a wonderful Claw for $11.95 + shipping. It does have quirks and flaws, yes. It's twelve by-blessed dollars - WOW! A little file work on the edges helps, maybe you have one that needs the clutch spline drilled slightly or to be used on a plastic shaft, little bodging about, yes yes, it happens…

But it's $12! $12!! You can use a $3 servo with it or an $11 servo. A cool, robotic claw! No, it's not perfect but, my happy-dancing-dog, you can have a WORKING ROBOTIC CLAW for less than tickets and popcorn for two at the movies!!! How is that not just WonDerFuL?!?!

The world is not perfect, and the MK-II Claw could be cited as proof of that - or, or, you could say "Pretty damned close!! I'll just apply a little finesse and get this dialed in! Hone my mechanical fitting skills, I will! What a great opportunity to SHINE!"

I'm 53 and you have before you now all the marvelous things I could only dream of as a child and for most of my adult life - don't let the little hiccups sour the wonder of it all, yeah? And, we should all be thankful for those folks out there that make these lovely bits and pieces of our dreams for us - because the alternative is to jigsaw the parts out of ply or plastic and really really have to fiddle it - been there, done that, learned lots, loved it but wouldn't wish it on a friend although I may teach it to my granddaughter. So! Chins way up! Eyes on the prize!
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:1dd88593-af1b-3ecb-5881-56f1f852e43e 2014-04-12T15:29:39-06:00
Please ref the reply to JohnHenry above. First, thank you for a very nice claw. You should, however, ensure the clutch fits the recommended servo properly & consistently. Many of us expect things recommended by the claw mfr or sales point to actually fit nicely right off. My wife is one of those. I do as well, but don't mind a little bodge-work to set things right. Having to very tight fit on a plastic shaft, or drill / file something on a metal shaft or the clutch shouldn't happen too often. Anysomehow, My wife loves the Claw, didn't want to have to modify anything, but is now satisfied and so am I. Whatever faults the Claw has, it's price, sturdy construction and cool mag clutch really do make up for. Thanks again, and have a fab day =)
 Customer #544748 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #544748 urn:uuid:901c31b2-2129-3d05-d3d1-7c8a81867250 2014-04-12T15:20:29-06:00
Having same problem here - clutch's splined hole just a hair small, so it's not just you. At first I went cheap and tried other servos HK-15148, Turnigy TGY-1160A & TGY S31015 I had on hand - was able to press-fit them, but would have had to drill out the plastic output shaft to use the particular screw provided, or change to a smaller screw and fatter bushing/bearing tube. Decided to purchase the recommended servo after all, but alas… Since the clutch didn't want to fit any of these in an easy, proper manner (and it should have) - it's the clutch spline hole, not us. Other than this, I think the Claw is absolutely peachy for the price. Maybe the next will fit better, but in any case, I'm buying more of these gems.
 Customer #525967 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #525967 urn:uuid:fba068ce-149a-93ba-5da6-7995e65c9b3b 2014-03-12T13:42:10-06:00
what is the weight of this claw?
 GraysonR on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII GraysonR urn:uuid:f5efd061-7e2f-c58b-f98c-f7b2339f0dc1 2014-03-11T21:17:47-06:00
Do the rubber grips on the last picture come with it?
 mrma on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII mrma urn:uuid:0cc2aed8-190b-8fe3-2ff2-0452f9f648b0 2014-03-07T14:11:28-07:00
This is the solution I found to assembly the Robotic Claw to the Pan/Tilt Bracket: http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/149945-My-First-but-Not-Humble-Robot-Project?p=1247433&viewfull=1#post1247433
 gremlin88 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII gremlin88 urn:uuid:70516bb4-7365-60fc-807e-a03dab656855 2014-03-05T09:57:25-07:00
Sparkfun doesn't sell a compatible waterproof servo, but search online for "waterproof park size servo" and you might find something. Check the dimensions first.
 Customer #517039 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #517039 urn:uuid:18770ce4-3477-58fd-c85e-59d630d2d896 2014-02-19T12:55:38-07:00
Any word on how this works underwater? Also, does Sparkfun sell any waterproof servos that would be compatible with this claw?
 Customer #520279 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #520279 urn:uuid:0bb7f324-88fd-fb3f-8486-3b9041d65f17 2014-02-12T17:55:35-07:00
what is the weight?
 Customer #428827 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #428827 urn:uuid:eee30bf3-c731-d6ea-c359-825863262c8e 2013-12-26T23:00:52-07:00
Does anyone know how you could rig this up to an Actobotics channel or something…
 rben13 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII rben13 urn:uuid:ac24bc9c-96c9-724a-58f6-aaa6fd2d15ab 2013-12-24T14:54:57-07:00
I agree, there doesn't way to be an easy way to use the claw and the bracket together. I would appreciate a tutorial or hookup guide.
 Customer #398920 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #398920 urn:uuid:04b0890c-3eea-7991-6d76-e7ca46b143c3 2013-12-11T09:31:53-07:00
What material is this made of? What is its weight?
 Josiahdg on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Josiahdg urn:uuid:8c16d7fc-86e4-c244-afef-d383c578b157 2013-11-25T06:10:28-07:00
This is a great claw
 Customer #398920 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #398920 urn:uuid:62fca1da-9d62-7b35-6636-dd32c2473bb9 2013-11-12T12:40:02-07:00
What material is this made of?
 Customer #132122 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #132122 urn:uuid:f6b1176f-fd78-cf78-f542-1fe9155b7727 2013-11-08T17:32:00-07:00
Excellent. This claw is 237% more better than the old claw. Old claw bad - new claw good. Thanks. Ive yet to burn a servo.
 Customer #407526 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #407526 urn:uuid:adc0de88-208a-9f68-4db1-cad4a607cfaa 2013-11-06T22:54:20-07:00
nice, thank you.
 Customer #377666 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #377666 urn:uuid:aa829539-26eb-1636-b628-b74867f5180b 2013-11-06T10:49:42-07:00
As I mentioned in another comment below, we first tried using ROB-11887, which fit the clutch and claw, although the supplied screw (M3x20), that attaches the clutch to the servo, does not fit the servo.
 Customer #377666 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #377666 urn:uuid:f4f574e5-ae74-89c5-ffd6-e67325dd3b97 2013-11-06T10:47:11-07:00
Despite johnhenry's comments below, we just used the ROB-10333 ("Servo - Generic Metal Gear (Micro Size)") without any modification, and it fit perfectly. We first tried ROB-11887, which also fit the clutch, although the supplied screw (M3x20) that attaches the clutch to the servo was too large in diameter…
 Customer #407526 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #407526 urn:uuid:0ccefc0e-438e-0c8d-3394-3b312e8c9267 2013-11-05T14:39:07-07:00
what servo s compatible with this claw ?, I just purchased it and my servos do not fit.
 RobertC. on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII RobertC. urn:uuid:6f4b0897-b576-fd6f-e1a5-0fd4dea44e1d 2013-10-17T15:39:39-06:00
we haven't tried it, but this one looks to be about the right size.
 johnhenry on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII johnhenry urn:uuid:41de3612-e433-0dcb-23fa-4addaee0084f 2013-10-17T14:32:06-06:00
To use the ROB-10333 servo, I needed to enlarge the splined hole in the magnetic clutch with a 7/32" drill bit, which left just a little bit of spline in the hole. This gave me a snug fit of the servo shaft to the clutch.
 Customer #461113 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #461113 urn:uuid:0a8ab138-1ba3-26bf-63d9-e5982b9cbad2 2013-10-15T11:35:07-06:00
Does this compatible with servo MG995?
 Toni_K on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Toni_K urn:uuid:acaf176f-fcb4-02bf-7f11-7007444d0586 2013-10-04T09:37:55-06:00
Sorry to hear you were so dissatisfied with it. Is there something in particular that you didn't like? We appreciate the feedback so we can work to improve our quality.
 Customer #453466 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #453466 urn:uuid:7950e846-3dfb-b8f1-e999-7d9da6cbcc55 2013-10-03T22:43:38-06:00
This thing is horrible, do not buy. The only saving grace is that I only wasted 10 bucks on this.
 KFW on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII KFW urn:uuid:bdb2004f-7524-6b20-dd21-5ef7a2d5779b 2013-08-10T18:52:35-06:00
I couldn't figure how to mount this to the MkII Pan/Tilt bracket, so I designed a part for 3D printing. Files available on Thingiverse. /K
 Customer #453745 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #453745 urn:uuid:aafd0dcd-dde3-973e-9b56-087e062fa6ce 2013-07-20T07:57:02-06:00
Question about assembling this claw to the pan/tilt bracket. The directions aren't clear. Should I have attached the pan/tilt bracket to the claw before I assembled the claw? It looks from the drawing that the screw and nut on the base of the claw bracket have to be removed and replaced with the M8x12 screw so that it can screw into the collar parts. Is that right? Right now, with the claw assembled, there is no clearance on the side where the clutch is to take the screw on the base of the claw bracket out and replace it with the other one. What is the role of the stand-off nuts on the base of the claw? I assume it's an additional attachment point if I didn't want to use the pan/tilt bracket. Is that right? Sorry if these questions are obvious.
 Vikram on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Vikram urn:uuid:dcec3d3a-f8a8-2108-cd3f-b9e2e47336fc 2013-07-11T20:39:25-06:00
Would any of the Hitec sevos work with this claw?
 'SpEdwin on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII 'SpEdwin urn:uuid:8182a3f7-41e9-009b-6fc4-47f411ffdd08 2013-04-10T20:20:56-06:00
will this be able to lift up a softdrink can full of rice??
 Customer #412430 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #412430 urn:uuid:f18c5b09-0d9d-501b-4d0f-6dc494f7194d 2013-03-26T17:28:53-06:00
Does ROB-09065 servo go with this or which servo compatible with this?
 FUTURA GROUP SRL on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII FUTURA GROUP SRL urn:uuid:39991a9e-95bd-f4b5-582c-e82eab6723ae 2013-03-06T02:05:06-07:00
We don't know what servo we can use!
 XxWOLFxX_1337 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII XxWOLFxX_1337 urn:uuid:be665fc9-a047-6081-e8de-a89cd7433a94 2013-02-10T19:38:24-07:00
Any update on pan tilt bracket?
 phekno on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII phekno urn:uuid:59e6bf51-534a-1b58-e7cc-daf73efad648 2013-01-18T08:43:20-07:00
Oh, I got it back together. Probably not the easiest way, but it works now.
 OddBot on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII OddBot urn:uuid:21703c9c-fd4d-7735-0174-689f1bc25b29 2013-01-16T04:57:20-07:00
There is an easy way to assemble the clutch but there is a trick to it.
 phekno on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII phekno urn:uuid:29c78e01-d64a-e4fd-3709-e15e575a4881 2013-01-15T20:55:10-07:00
I'm really happy I didn't order the tilt-pan bracket, having finally seen the note at the bottom of the product description.

Anyway, for $12 I'm not expecting precision machining, but this thing leaves a lot to be desired. It gets the job done, but required a fair amount of pushing and shoving to get that gear in place. The clutch was also a bit difficult to get on the medium servo, but it does fit. Just be sure you don't accidentally open the clutch, as it's only held together with magnets.

Overall it's not bad, but I'm waiting for that tilt-pan bracket!
 Customer #224630 on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII Customer #224630 urn:uuid:23c1dd7d-a121-719a-0133-a38f050fb3ca 2013-01-15T10:53:12-07:00
Ordered this and the recommanded servo. ROB-10333 Doesn't fit.
 TorgFromDaMorgue on ROB-11524 - Robotic Claw - MKII TorgFromDaMorgue urn:uuid:de54fd65-b4a7-46d4-48be-24a0dde5bc6e 2013-01-07T18:18:52-07:00
Can someone please give me an idea of how much this thing weighs? I need to integrate it into one of my robotic arm projects.

Thanks!


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Updated: 01/14/2012 - A group in the East has made it their mission to help chemotherapy patients one hat at a time.
Updated: 01/14/2012 - The Tulsa Golden Hurricane held off a late rally by East Carolina on its way to a 70-67 Conference USA victory Saturday afternoon inside Minges Coliseum.
Updated: 01/14/2012 - Authorities say the Bojangles in Williamston at 401 East Boulevard was robbed Friday night.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - The owners of the 427 Convenience Store says he's been robbed before and wishes something more could be done to stop them.
Updated: 01/14/2012 - WITN News has learned that Greenville Police Chief William Anderson is leaving after almost six years on the job.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - Todd Gurley, former WITN Player of the Week, has committed to play college football at the University of Georgia.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - Federal agents say the three, who were sentenced today in New Bern, plotted attacks on the U.S. Marine Corps base at Quantico and foreign targets.
Updated: 01/16/2012 - A man speaking on behalf of the owner at 8 ball pizza in Jacksonville says they' re pulling the records to prove the Alcohol Law Enforcement agency did not get the right information from Jacksonville Police.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - Police in Washington say they have arrested two men with attempted armed robbery and conspiracy, and tell WITN News they are looking at whether this is connected to other recent robberies.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - A power outage reported in Hyde County that has forced schools to be closed. Tideland EMC says power has been restored.


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Wanted: Real dedication to honesty
In the drama of Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps, we Americans need to recognize that we have little value for honesty in our society, and we would much rather reward dishonesty.
How many times do we see a celebrity or public figure make a scripted, attorney-drafted apology that carefully avoids any admission of wrongdoing? The answer is every day.
The sheriff in South Carolina who says he intends to prosecute Phelps is part of the problem. I'm sure there are no murders, rapes and/or armed robberies to deal with in South Carolina, but he seeks to prosecute Phelps based on Phelps' "confession" that he, indeed, used drugs at a party. So basically by being honest about what he did (although I felt he should apologize to no one), he is opening himself up to possible legal trouble.
Juxtapose that with all the crooks who bankrupt our nation in more than one way and admit to no wrongdoing.
Where are the people who will march and fight to place a plaque of the 10 Commandments at the courthouse? Don't they want to defend the concept of honesty itself? Are we just happy with the idea of honesty or just a symbol for our symbol-minded society?
Meanwhile the chronically dishonest run away with the spoils and benefits of American life while the rest of us who have a conscience want the real thing and wonder what has happened to our country.
Phelps succeeded because he worked hard and persevered under circumstances that would have made most of us falter. And he must be prosecuted for being honest about a trifle? Even our former vice president never apologized for shooting a friend in the face. The friend apologized to him.
When we try to understand why our children seem so mixed up, we must admit that kids only learn what we teach them.
Clinton Norwood
No buyouts; just let them go
Nearly 600,000 jobs were cut in the U.S. in January. How many of those were buyouts? Why do our city employees need them (Feb. 4 article, "City buyout plan seeks 100 takers/Mayor's proposal would cost $7M, save $6.4M annually")?
I'm sorry the economy and lack of tax revenue prevent the city from continuing to overspend. I'm sorry for those city employees who might have to be let go. If we, the city, can't afford you, then we have no other choice but to release you. The last job I had just disappeared, with no benefits beyond a thank you.
Payment for unused sick leave, unused vacation days and bonus days is OK. Six months of health benefits is very good. Four months' salary and $500 for each year of service are not. They are gifts by a mayor and a city that apparently don't care to try to operate within budget.
The article said the city is facing a possible $12 million deficit this year and $25 million next year. On the same page was an article that warned of loss to the city of health funds and less service due to the city's possible withholding of $14 million to the Health Department, with the potential of losing another $57.3 million from outside sources.
However, I'm willing for the city to pay the exit cost of four months' salary and $500 per year of "service" for Mayor Willie Herenton. He doesn't need or deserve any other benefits.
Lonnie Hakala
The downside of intermodal plan
I appreciate being informed that there would be an upside to having a container facility in my backyard (Feb. 5 letter to the editor, "The upside of intermodal plan").
My wife and I have lived in Rossville for eight years and thoroughly enjoy the rural setting. If a container yard is allowed to move in, home values in Rossville will plummet and will stall any future growth for this area.
If anyone wishes to see what an intermodal yard really looks like, I suggest you drive by the intersection of Shelby Drive and Lamar in Memphis and pay attention to the noise, traffic and trash. For added fun, do it at 4 p.m., when both streets are gridlocked by trucks trying to get in and out of the yard.
The letter writer notes the benefit of reduced train traffic through Collierville. I suggest this "benefit" is trading train traffic for truck traffic. I noticed the writer made no mention of the 1,000-plus trucks per day that would travel up or down Tenn. 385 to Rossville. The trucks moving out of Memphis would exit at either Piperton or Collierville. Tenn. 57 connecting 385 with Rossville is only two lanes and is not designed for this amount of traffic. If you think the train crossing in Collierville is a problem, try getting through those same intersections with the increased truck traffic.
Give me the train traffic any day of week.
Mike Davis
Rossville, Tenn.
Put the whistleblower in charge
After listening to whistleblower Harry Markopolos testify last week about the fraud, lies and corruption at the Securities and Exchange Commission, it is clearly evident that we "ordinary taxpaying citizens," as President Obama refers to us, are paying these SEC frauds to protect the country-club thieves on Wall Street, enabling them to steal our money. Only in corrupt America.
Gary Busby
Four steps out of recession
The solution to the recession is simple and only requires government to do four things:
Eliminate corporate income taxes. Thus, billions of dollars now held in foreign countries by U.S. corporations to avoid confiscatory corporate taxes would be repatriated. Such an action would encourage corporations, domestic and foreign, to build manufacturing plants in this country, thereby creating more good-paying jobs and less-expensive consumer products.
Close Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae and get the government out of the housing, banking, and auto businesses. Let the private sector do the job without that political pressure, which caused our current situation. The strong will survive and help to grow the economy far better and faster than the government could ever do.
Do not, under any circumstances, bail out state governments. Force each state to solve its own financial problems.
Then get out of the way.
More government now will not end this recession. It will end by itself faster and with less long-term pain if it is allowed to run its course.
We certainly do not need a bogus stimulus bill, which is loaded with special-interest and social-engineering projects that will create little economic stimulus.
Rick Patterson
Don't trust -- E-Verify
All workers should encourage Congress to ensure that E-Verify is mandated. Such a law would require employers to take a few minutes to run the names of prospective employees through the E-Verify Social Security Web site. This is a government program that is 99.6 percent accurate.
This requirement is needed now more than ever. Americans should not be out of work while illegal aliens take their jobs.
Don P. Livingston
Bridgetown, Miss.
New view of torture
Now that President Obama is closing Guantanamo Bay, the unthinkable must be considered. In the future, I submit that all suspected enemies of America be locked in a room with the cast of the "The View."
In 30 minutes, they will sing like birds.
Danny Verhine
Yes, manners definitely matter
Hats off to Earl Leflore, principal of East Junior High in Somerville, and his innovative approach to teaching good manners and a sense of responsibility and honor to the young men in his school with The Gentlemen's Club (Jan. 30 article). I'm glad to hear he has plans for the young women in his school, too.
The erosion of good manners and a sense of responsibility and honor has done much to make us the hated American abroad, and has contributed to the problems we face in this country.
The lack of good manners, responsibility and honor is not just a problem among children; it is across the board, regardless of age, race, gender or financial standing. All you have to do is look at the violence in our streets, and the greed and unethical practices rampant in business boardrooms and in the offices of many of our elected officials.
Amelia Eddlemon
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