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Template talk:Knoxville neighborhoods
Actual neighborhoods[edit]
1. Halls is Halls Crossroads, Tennessee, and is located outside of Knoxville.
2. "North," "South," "East," and "West" Knoxville are not "neighborhoods," they're large sections of the city that contain multiple neighborhoods.
3. Island Home Park, Lincoln Park, and Ridgedale are neighborhoods recognized by Knoxville, and should be included.
City-data.com is not a reliable source for this sort of thing. Please see Knoxville's Office of Neighborhoods page for a better source. Bms4880 (talk) 14:29, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
- I got your message. I also looked at the reference you gave me and it does not seem to be as accurate on this. For Halls, lets put this in the Neighborhoods in Knoxville, Tennessee, but keep the other link up articles as a references. Any issues? Chris (talk) 14:32, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
- Yes, there are issues. Halls is not in Knoxville. Are you going to add Powell, Karns, and Mascot, simply because they're located on the city's periphery? South Knoxville is not a neighborhood. It's too large an area to be called a "neighborhood." Ditto with West, North, and East. These areas contain multiple neighborhoods. Island Home Park, Lincoln Park, and Ridgedale, which you for some reason wish to exclude, are neighborhoods, with organizations describing them as such. Finally, I can't tell from the wording of your response, but are you suggesting city-data.com is more reliable than Knoxville's Office of Neighborhoods site? Bms4880 (talk) 14:46, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
- The fact that you have "Sequoya Hills" and "Sequoyah Hills" in the same template illustrates the problem with using a site with user-generated data like city-data. There is no "Sequoya Hills," some city-data user apparently didn't know how to spell "Sequoyah," and ended up creating a separate entry for the same community. "Bearden" and "Bearden Village" are also the same neighborhood. Bms4880 (talk) 15:25, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
Yikes, this template is a mess! A few observations:
- City-data.com is not a reliable source, and the website doesn't indicate where they got their information.
- As Bms4880 explains, Halls Crossroads (aka "Halls") is not in Knoxville, but is an unincorporated place in Knox County outside the city limits (similar to Powell, Karns, Solway, and Corryton).
- The University of Tennessee is not a neighborhood. Nor is Middlebrook, which is a house.
- The City of Knoxville neighborhoods list also is not a wonderful information source, mainly because it lists every "neighborhood" that has formed an association, many of which are individual subdivisions that would never have an encyclopedia article.
- The article Downtown Knoxville, which seems to be a collection of light fluff scraped together by city-data.com, also is problematic.
- "Sequoya Hills" and "Tibbercrest" are misspellings of the names of actual areas. These misspellings illustrate just how unreliable city-data is a source.
It is not obvious to me that there is a need for a Knoxville neighborhoods navbox template, but a template is going to exist, maybe it should be limited (at least for now) to actual neighborhoods (i.e., not including the university or Halls or Middlebrook) that have articles. --Orlady (talk) 16:07, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
Most of the neighborhoods listed in the www.cityofknoxville.org website from observations are homeowners and neighborhood watch associations. Would the www.knoxville.com website listing of neighborhoods be a more valid listing on this? City-data.com may not be the best listings, but it is a start until we can get more information. Thoughts Chris (talk) 14:25, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- City-data is unreliable. They don't state where they're getting their information, so we can't tell if it's based on actual data or just guesswork. There is no census data for some of these neighborhoods, so any demographic information is suspect. In the two cases where there were duplicate entries for the same neighborhoods, the users drew different boundaries. Bms4880 (talk) 15:10, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
City-data is not a reliable source[edit]
See Wikipedia:Reliable sources/Noticeboard/Archive 48#City-Data.com. --Orlady (talk) 16:27, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
I have proposed the related article for deletion at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Neighborhoods of Knoxville, Tennessee. --Orlady (talk) 17:40, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
Template adjustment[edit]
Here's an idea. What if we split this up into regional neighborhoods in Downtown, East, North, South, and West as main link, then put in the respective neighborhoods in the regional areas such as Fort Sanders in the downtown area and Chilhowee in the East area as an example. Thoughts? Chris (talk) 14:34, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- I would suggest keeping the South, West, etc. links for smaller neighborhoods, and keeping the larger, more established neighborhoods that have been around for a long time and have clear notability. The following are listed as historic districts on the National Register, and thus have potential for substantial articles: Fourth & Gill, Fort Sanders, Lindbergh Forest, Parkridge (as Park City), Ridgedale, Forest Hills, and Island Home Park. Lincoln Park is a long-established neighborhood (100+ years old), and has its own community organizational page (which it shares with Oakwood). Ditto with Lonsdale. So, I suggest keeping all of these in the template, along with the ones that already have pages. I suggest putting the South Knoxville neighborhoods, with the exception of Island Home Park, under the single listing of South Knoxville, and simply dedicating a section of the South Knoxville page to each neighborhood. Bms4880 (talk) 15:34, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- The last time I looked, the articles about East, North, West, Downtown, Bearden, and possibly other areas were supported only by city-data.com and the generic blather that half the city's realtors use on their websites. Since this is not appropriate content to use as a basis for a Wikipedia article (and I don't believe that authoritative definitions can be found), I intended to propose those pages for deletion, but haven't gotten around to making the nominations. --Orlady (talk) 19:21, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- Well, I've looked and looked, and looked some more, and I simply can't find any objective or official definitions for East Knoxville, West Knoxville, or North Knoxville. They have historical definitions (they were all once separate towns), but these would require articles with entirely different content. If the articles aren't based on real definitions, I suppose they're doing more harm than good.
- "Downtown" is a little more easy to define, but it doesn't need a separate article, and it certainly isn't a "neighborhood." Furthermore, most of the Knoxville article is essentially about downtown Knoxville.
- Bearden is a real neighborhood, but I can't find any verifiable information on it. There is the "bear den" story, and the blurb in Thunder Road, but that's about it. Discussion of Bearden might fit better in the Kingston Pike article.
- Let's keep the South Knoxville article. It just needs a lot of work. Bms4880 (talk) 22:06, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks on the keeping the South Knoxville article. I plan on visiting that area in August for the school I transferred from is having their 20th reunion. Any pictures you need of certain areas? Chris (talk) 23:14, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- We need a sweeping shot of Chapman Highway (if I recall, there is a good view of it as you drive up the hill going to Ft. Dickerson), a photo of the Ft. Dickerson site, maybe a few images of the old Mead's Quarry site, which I believe is now a public park (I uploaded a historical photo of the quarry a few weeks ago), not sure what else. Bms4880 (talk) 13:51, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- I can do Chapman Highway which I plan on adding Mr. Chapman's article, but I will not be able to do other items. One I do plan on doing is South Doyle High School (It was Doyle when I knew it before the 1991 merger.), especially on the school itself and the fact that it was in Alan Jackson's "Gone Country" video though I will not be able to do this until August. Chris (talk) 14:13, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- We need a sweeping shot of Chapman Highway (if I recall, there is a good view of it as you drive up the hill going to Ft. Dickerson), a photo of the Ft. Dickerson site, maybe a few images of the old Mead's Quarry site, which I believe is now a public park (I uploaded a historical photo of the quarry a few weeks ago), not sure what else. Bms4880 (talk) 13:51, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks on the keeping the South Knoxville article. I plan on visiting that area in August for the school I transferred from is having their 20th reunion. Any pictures you need of certain areas? Chris (talk) 23:14, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
- Let's keep the South Knoxville article. It just needs a lot of work. Bms4880 (talk) 22:06, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
Market Square[edit]
I think Market Square may qualify as a neighborhood for inclusion in the template. Thoughts? --Orlady (talk) 14:56, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- I'm currently expanding the Market Square article, and it's more of a business district than a neighborhood. Then again, so is the Old City. Bms4880 (talk) 15:02, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
More inclusive template?[edit]
Take a look at the Nashville template and the Lexington template, which are much more broad than simply a neighborhood template. This type of template might work better for Knoxville. We can include sections for prominent neighborhoods, buildings, roads, etc. Bms4880 (talk) 15:28, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- As I see it, the need for a sensible template is just one manifestation of a long-standing problem with the Knoxville article and the Wikipedia categories related to Knoxville. That long-standing problem is a failure to distinguish clearly and consistently between the city of Knoxville, Knox County, and the larger Knoxville Metropolitan Area. I have the impression that at one time, somebody decided that the Knoxville article should cover the entire metro area, and that scope hasn't been entirely expunged from the article. IMO, "Template talk" isn't a real good place to discuss the appropriate structure for Knoxville-related articles, categories, and templates, but the discussion needs to happen. --Orlady (talk) 16:34, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Note that Metro Nashville (covered by Template:Metro_Nashville) is a consolidated city-county. In contrast, Knoxville and Knox County are distinct entities (and metro Knoxville is yet another distinct entity). --Orlady (talk) 16:37, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Well, we could form a Knoxville task force, but I'm not sure we would get more than 3 or 4 members. Otherwise, we can just start purging non-Knoxville info from the Knoxville article (starting with "Nearby Attractions"). I'm in the process of creating and expanding Knoxville-related articles, a process that will culminate with a major overhaul of the main article. This will take several weeks, if not months.
- Re: the template— I'm not suggesting we form a "Metro Knoxville" template, I was more interested in the template's design. The Knoxville template shouldn't have the same categories as the Nashville template, I'm just suggesting a more inclusive template than one that merely lists neighborhoods. Bms4880 (talk) 17:06, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks for clarifying. Those other templates you cited had more of a metro flavor, which threw me off. A city-specific template would make sense, but so would a metro Knoxville template.
- As for a locus for discussion, I was thinking in terms of Talk:Knoxville, Tennessee. The Knoxville article is on 70 watchlists (unlike this template, which I estimate is on no more than 2 or 3 watchlists). --Orlady (talk) 18:17, 10 June 2010 (UTC)
Another source[edit]
Could the Knoxify site be used for neighborhoods sourcing? - [1]. Chris (talk) 15:16, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
- It appears to be a user-generated blog. Again, I'm not sure what they're getting their information. Bms4880 (talk) 16:05, 11 June 2010 (UTC)
Forest HIlls question[edit]
I just noticed in another section of Wikipedia that there is a redlinked Forest Hills Boulevard Historic District in Knoxville. Is this the same one as the Forest Hills in Knoxville and if so, how does this need to be combined? Thoughts? Chris (talk) 19:48, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
- They're similar enough to be the same article. The article should be named Forest Hills (Knoxville, Tennessee), since that's the name of the community. The NRHP infobox in the article should have the name "Forest Hills Boulevard Historic District," however. Bms4880 (talk) 23:30, 12 June 2010 (UTC)
Ridgedale in Knoxville[edit]
Is Ridgedale part of Norwood? What I have pulled up has them near Norwood? Chris (talk) 14:25, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
- Wait— it's Riverdale that's listed on the register, not Ridgedale. Riverdale is in East Knox, near Moshina Heights. Bms4880 (talk) 14:49, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
FWIW, Riverdale seems to be in eastern Knox County, outside of Knoxville proper. Here's an article with a little bit of info about the area: [3] --Orlady (talk) 11:53, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
- Riverdale is at 35°57′54″N 83°45′46″W / 35.96500°N 83.76278°W. The name appears on topographical maps, but not road maps. After analyzing census reference maps for Riverdale's zip code (37914), it does appear to be outside of Knoxville. If we create an article for Riverdale, we'll just put it in the MSA section. I requested Riverdale's NRHP nomination form, but the NPS said they have shipped away all of Knox County's nomination forms for scanning, and won't have them back until mid-July. Bms4880 (talk) 14:06, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
I have enough information from hard copy sources for articles for Bearden, East Knoxville, and West Knoxville. I'm not sure there is a need for North Knoxville, as it was basically Old North Knoxville and Fourth and Gill. We might move Downtown Knoxville to "Central Business District, Knoxville," as this term is very often used to describe Knoxville's downtown area, and appears frequently in the News-Sentinel. Bms4880 (talk) 22:56, 29 June 2010 (UTC)
- Does that mean that Bearden, East Knoxville, and West Knoxville will go back into the template? Chris (talk) 23:18, 29 June 2010 (UTC)
- Hmm... The area generally called "West Knoxville" isn't a neighborhood and mostly isn't even in the city limits of Knoxville. That name is applied to pretty much everything between Bearden on the east and the town of Farragut or the Knox County line (whichever comes first) on the west. Similarly, "North Knoxville" is a vague term that incorporates Old North Knoxville, Fourth and Gill, North Hills, Fountain City, and points in between.
- As for "Downtown Knoxville" and "Central Business District," the former is a term that regular people use (and that arguably appears far more often in the newspaper than "CBD", albeit often just as "downtown" -- for example: [4], [5], [6], [7], etc.), whereas "Central Business District" (CBD) is a term, applicable to any city, that is used primarily by statisticians and economists. As I see it, the problem with writing an article about "downtown Knoxville" has not been a question of whether this is a real name for the area, but rather has been a dearth of reliably sourced information to use as the basis for an article. Here's one good source: a market study prepared for the Downtown Knoxville Central Business Improvement District --Orlady (talk) 03:43, 30 June 2010 (UTC)
- Was Bearden ever re-added? The template is on the Bearden page but doesn't include the neighborhood. Aristophanes68 (talk) 21:23, 6 November 2010 (UTC)
- I've re-added it. The article needs a whole lot of work, though, and I haven't found much source material for it. I have a few things on the neighborhood's history, but that's about it. If you know of a source for exactly what area Bearden encompasses, or its demographics (even basic population), other than those found on user-generates sites, let me know. Bms4880 (talk) 22:10, 6 November 2010 (UTC)
I came across this template only after Orlady pointed me in the right direction: because of its name, it doesn't pop up in the search window when one is typing "Template:Knoxville..." I am not sure if there are naming conventions for templates (well, I'm sure there are, but I don't know them), but I think "Template:Knoxville neighborhoods" is clear and simple and probably more in line with the MOS. Boston has one like that, for instance, and I'm sure other examples can be found.
I'd move this myself, but given the traffic on this talk page, and given the notorious spirit of independence of Tennesseans (don't shoot me--I'm not a federal agent coming to get your 'shine) I thought I'd take this up on the talk page. Thank you much, Drmies (talk) 18:41, 26 January 2012 (UTC)
- Template moved. Bms4880 (talk) 21:02, 26 January 2012 (UTC)
- Cool. Next we can decide if we want to implement Drmies' suggestion and create Template:Knoxville. There's a lot of good content about the city now, but I expect that a standard city template would also highlight some big gaps... --Orlady (talk) 02:01, 27 January 2012 (UTC)


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This review is from: ASUS RT-AC68R Wireless-AC1900 Dual-band Gigabit Router Factory Refurbished
Pros: - It works, sort of
- Set up was easy
- Firmware update was easy
Cons: - The unit was gross. Dusty and sticky stuff on it. I needed to use a lot of Lysol wipes to get it in touchable condition.
- WiFi signal is about the same as my old Comcast router from a million years go. Across the house I'm getting 19Mbps on 5Ghz. (Tested on my ASUS phone using the Netgear Home WiFi Testing App)
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Pros: Price
Easy to use
Cons: Not very strong (split down the middle)
Doesn't stay in the higher adjusted position, easily falls down.
Other Thoughts: It worked for awhile. It is sort of comfortable, but the 30 degree angle was a bit much but I liked the 5" height.
As others have said, it splits down the middle because it has no cross support. The whole foot rest part is made of fairly thin plastic. If it's cheap, get it and it should last you for a little bit. Mine cracked then over time the crack grew until it was all the way across and then unusable. I threw it in the recycling today.
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Pros: - Packaged well, easy to set up (other than screws).
- Lightweight, easy to use remote
- Good picture for this price range
- Delivery was 2 days from California to Washington State.
Cons: - Screws were difficult to get in, but not impossible.
-Limited settings and no internet access, but I guess that keeps the price down, which I am happy to see.
- Instructions are limited, however the full (real) instructions are online (they just don't mention that in the box)
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Shareholder Activism and Voluntary Disclosure Initiation: The Case of Political Spending
Vishal P. Baloria
Boston College
Kenneth J. Klassen
University of Waterloo - School of Accounting and Finance
Christine I. Wiedman
University of Waterloo
October 15, 2015
CAAA Annual Conference 2013
Using corporate political spending disclosures as our empirical setting, we conduct a detailed inquiry of shareholder proposals to highlight the role of shareholder activism in the diffusion of disclosure practices. We examine a sample of 541 political spending-related shareholder proposals from 2004 to 2012. In a departure from prior research, we examine both proposals voted on and proposals withdrawn by the activist, allowing us to more comprehensively assess the success of shareholder activism. We find that 20% of disclosure proposals are subsequently implemented by targeted firms, with implementation rates varying significantly by proposal type – 8% for proposals voted on versus 56% for withdrawn proposals. We also find that unions and public pension funds are less likely to target firms with agency problems, are less successful in having proposals withdrawn, and the implementations they do obtain are viewed as value-destroying by the broader investor base. Our findings highlight shareholder proposals as one mechanism by which investors can express their preferences for and successfully influence corporate disclosure policies. Given activists' long-standing interest in compensation and social disclosure policies, we believe our findings can generalize to these other disclosure settings.
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Keywords: shareholder activism, corporate political spending, disclosure, political ideology, agency problems
JEL Classification: G34, H32, M41
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Professor Roderick O'Donnell
Rod O'Donnell joined UTS in 2008 as Professor of Economics. Formerly Professor of Economics at Macquarie University (1995-2007), he has an outstanding reputation in research and teaching. He describes himself as a philosophical or conceptual economist, in the sense that conceptual matters are always fundamental, prior to theorisation, and determine the applicability of mathematical tools. This perspective has emerged from his educational formation in engineering, philosophy and economics. His research interests are broad and have generated journal papers, book chapters and books over a number of fields, but are now primarily focused on the thought of JM Keynes in all areas, pluralist economics, Post Keynesian economics, and the foundations of economic reasoning. His major project is the preparation of a large multi-volume edition of Keynes's remaining significant unpublished writings. In teaching, he has forged innovative methods for the development of rich sets of graduate attributes, and holds five teaching awards (1997-2013), including a 2013 Excellence in University Teaching Award from the Australian Government.
PROFESSOR O'DONNELL'S CV, RESEARCH INTERESTS AND PUBLICATIONS ARE available here.
Australian Government, Office for Learning and Teaching: 2013, Award for University Teaching Excellence
University of Technology Sydney : 2012, UTS Teaching Award (Individual Teacher Category)
Australian Government, Learning and Teaching Council: 2008, Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
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1. Major Edition of Keynes's Writings
To publish all the remaining significant unpublished writings of J.M. Keynes in all areas of his thought (approximately 25 vols).
2. Macroeconomics
J.M. Keynes's theory and methodology; modern interpretations of Keynes's economics; Post Keynesian economics
3. Uncertainty and Risk
Orthodox and heterodox treatments (especially Keynes), and their implications for economic theory and policy. The ergodic/nonergodic hypothesis, and the human abilities and characteristics approach.
4. Contemporary Pluralist Economics
All major schools of contemporary economic thought, including Neoclassical, Post Keynesian, Institutionalist, Ecological, Austrian, Marxist, Behavioural and Feminist Economics.
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After years of toil, struggle, and inner turmoil wondering what, if anything, I want to be when I grow up, I have discovered my one true calling: I am the Meanest Mom Ever! Crowned.
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- - Why is English tack so much more expensive than Westren tack? (http://www.horseforum.com/horse-tack-equipment/why-english-tack-so-much-more-78066/)
Why is English tack so much more expensive than Westren tack?
I was looking at the Ariat website...and the most expensive pair of English boots they have are $900.00 the most expensive Western cowboy boots they have are $500.00.
Same with English saddles they are a lot more expensive than Western saddles, Western saddles use more leather too.
I just wanted to know why it's like that
I don't buy Western tack, but I've certainly seen some prices on it that will make your head spin.
I think any well made tack is expensive, regardless of the discipline.
Those boots you're freaking out over? Any field boots that cost the kind of money you're talking, are custom made. Custom made anything is always more expensive that just off the rack.
It depends what company your using
No they aren't custom made
Tall Boots Monaco Field Zip - Ariat
I saw a lot of people at a show with them, and I really liked them, until I saw the price.
I've seen western saddles easily go into 2,000 and up.
They're made in Spain from young calf leather. They're not going to be cheap.
I'd think a custom made boot would put you out at least $1,500-$2,000, and I certainly wouldn't be buying them from Ariat.
Are you basing your entire opinion on just one website and only on new items? If so, you're not seeing the full range.
The most expensive Western saddle's I've seen are about 3000 dollars, new, but look at these USED English saddle prices
French Used Saddles:High-quality used French saddles including Antares, Butet, Childeric, Delgrange, Devoucoux and Hermes Jumping
English stuff isn't more expensive than Western? They both have cheap stuff and extremely expensive stuff.
Cowboy boots aren't knee-high, nor do they need to fit perfectly around the leg.
There are plenty of Western Saddles that cost far more than $3000.
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I applaud those that made the version 2 of the Honeycomb for CN for internal memory install. It works great. I like the new look and feel. I have not had any issues with Amazons Apps installing and working. I can also move them onto the SD card with no issue. But Android Market I have issues. I can access market and see, but when downloading they get kicked out saying error with not enough space on the internal memory for the download. I have check to make sure that the internal memory isnt over loaded, but yet even with power offs, fast reboots, I still come to the same issue.
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I did try the first Honeycomb to internal but was stuck on the decrypt code that was a mystery. SO I opted for a the version 2 of honeycomb.
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You really should not be using a Honeycomb port unless you are a developer with plenty of time and other tablets to work with. The source code is not available and likely never will be so you will not see a stable port. With a 7" screen it is not worth the effort. If you absolutely must have Honeycomb, install CM7 and find a good Honeycomb theme to run.....
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Carl D. Wynn Jr., who last fall posed as a U.S. border agent and wrongly suggested that a Little Rock construction company had hired illegal immigrants, has come to symbolize how the divisive immigration debate can progress from legal expressions of opposition to offensive action.
Wynn, also accused of attempting to sabotage the same company by planting tire-ripping spikes outside the business, has quickly come to represent a "troubling" development within the radical ranks of the anti-immigration movement, said Little Rock U.S. Attorney Tim Griffin, whose office won a guilty plea last month from the laborer.
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Police departments across the country also are uneasy as political divisions regarding immigration enforcement have raised local tensions.
"This is certainly a concern for every police chief in the country," said Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C. Police Chief Darrel Stephens, president of the national Major City Chiefs Association. "As long as the issue remains unsettled, the tension grows."
Perhaps not since the anti-government militia movement came to prominence in the early 1990s, the Southern Poverty Law Center says, have so many groups embraced such a common campaign for dealing with what they describe as failed government policy.
"The infection is spreading," said Mark Potok, editor of the center's Intelligence Report.
"It's no longer unusual to hear vilifying fairy tales of immigrant-borne secret conspiracies and massive criminality on radio, cable television and even in the mouths of pandering politicians," he said.
Among the most abrasive figures on the anti-immigration movement, according to the center, is Donald Pauly of Nevada.
In an interview with USA TODAY, Pauly's voice is calm but serious.
Frustrated by the surge of illegal immigrants into Las Vegas, the self-employed electrical engineer formed the Emigration Party of Nevada Headquartered largely on the Internet, Pauly has advanced some radical ideas for dealing with illegal immigrants. He openly advocates the deployment of government snipers to the porous southwest border and favors the forced sterilization of Mexican women after the birth of their first child.
"For the time being, we do not associate with anyone who is violent unless in self-defense," Pauly said in a later e-mail message. "However, I remind you of this quote of Thomas Jefferson's:
'The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants. It is its natural manure.' "
The radical discourse has become increasingly common across the USA.
Last year, an Arizona jury leveled a judgment of nearly $100,000 against a rancher for threatening a Mexican-American family.
Prior to the court decision, the rancher, Roger Barnett, gained national attention for his efforts to round up illegal immigrants who had cut paths through his property.
"There is not a clear understanding (among the public) of who is ultimately responsible for enforcing immigration laws," Stephens said. "The tension will only increase until the issue is resolved."
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He was sitting in front of the fire, its yellow halo flickering behind his head, the cigarette between the tips of his fingers ghosting a veil over one eye. She was waiting for him to speak, just say it. It would be a relief to hear it, she thought, even once, to listen to the sound of those words finally spat out. But he didn't say it. He said something else.
It's OK for people to want different things, he said. It's OK.
Don't be like that, he said; thon bitter way. It's not like you.
Oh, she said. Oh really.
No, he said, firm. She felt like he'd said it differently somehow. Like he'd never been firm with her till that moment. Like this was the first thing he'd able to be definite about in his life. Like he was trying it out for size. She looked at him hard but it was her that looked away first. He was so good-looking, so apparently collected. The hem of his coat needed caught up again, all the previous stitching she'd done the worn colour thread showing like a shark's mouth near his knees.
It's absolutely OK for two people to grow in different directions, he said over her head. It's OK for people to want different things.
Sure she said. It is. Very civilised. Very - she kept her eyes on the hem - sewn up. D'you read it someplace?
He looked. If Grace had been where he was she would have looked as well. This wasn't like her. She'd thought herself above being spiteful for some reason; vanity, competitiveness, fear he'd be better at it. Taking a turn like this now wasn't doing her any favours. Tables would turn, Aiden would get to be the reasonable one and she'd get to be the sarky cow. Who had any moral high ground would disappear behind manners. In a contest between manners and morals, manners won every time. She had to rein herself in, calm down, even though the last thing she felt was calm. Especially when the last thing she felt was calm.
Yes, she said. Yes. Her heart felt seized, as though something that didn't like it very much had hold of it. You're right. It is very civilised it is it is. She lifted her eyes from the zig-zag red threads unravelling, looked at him. But is it OK if they have children?
He tilted his head on one side, breathed out like a car tyre and poured himself more whisky. He poured her one too, chinked the edges of its crystal against his own. The bottle was near enough to reach without anyone having to get up. It kept everything more contained, more literally in one place, because right now, if he'd had to stand up, walk out the room, what? What would happen? Nothing. Nothing a-bloody-tall. But she didn't get up, nobody moved. They just sat in front of the coal-effect fire, letting the dark getting thicker. She looked into the coals now and again, wondered how long it had been since she cleared the grate, wondering how she could wonder such a thing. Blue bits on the middles of the flames like the cooker, the invisible deadly gas that had taken millions of years to make so the two of them could get pissed one last time in comfort. She sat on, staring at nothing. The two of them did. All this introspection was costing fortunes.
I'm going to go now, he said eventually. He got up. You OK?
She looked at him. He asked again anyway.
And there he was getting up from his knees, looking down at her. A beautiful hell behind his head, his skin lit up with yellow bloom. He looked right into the middles of her eyes. She examined the way he did it, narrowing his own till the whites were no longer visible, till they were just a wash of blue. Aiden had great faith in eyes, he did a lot with them. Now, he looked at her as though she was a child or an animal, a pitiful, uncomprehending thing; a thing that couldn't begin to fathom the insight and depth that he himself was full of at this moment. A creature on the brink. And she looked back at him as though she wanted him to die, as though she wished his ribcage would just fucking blow up from pain. This is it, she thought. After all the lying awake, trying to hear if you were back, all the wondering if you were OK; all that falling asleep with the lights on, sometimes waking up and it was after three, after four, after five and you weren't there, you still weren't home; after the mornings of finding you downstairs, crumpled in the corner of the settee with the stink of alcohol like an old dog coming out of your mouth when I bent to see if you were all right; after tiptoeing round the house on fucking eggshells, round the subject for years, telling myself not to nag, telling myself it's just part of the package, part of how you are, how he is and YOU picked him lady YOU picked him; after learning to say nothing when you didn't come home, when you went out without saying, when you came back at five in the morning four nights in a row and then asking, pitching myself for asking and the only answer was you bursting into tears because it was a hurtful question, an intrusive thing Grace because everything's about fucking YOU; after listening to you explaining how many times, explaining through the sobs you just didn't come home sometimes, it wasn't anything personal, you just sometimes stayed out that was all and after all, after all I don't hit you Grace, I'm not that kind of man; after learning not to ask, watching you look right through me and walk away just the same because it came out in my eyes anyway, me thinking anything at all just showed; after all that shouting and silence and you're so fucking self-righteous, Grace, so goody-fucking-two-shoes; after all the self-help manuals, trying to listen more, understand more, let's-try-seeing-this-another-way more; trying not to resent and wondering why that was my job all the time, not yours; after wondering all over again if it really was me, what I did to make you like this, what did I do that I could haul out of myself and fix, there had to be something else I could fix; after the fights about how I washed the dishes, how I didn't wash the dishes, about the colour of the/texture of the/size of the fucking dishes; the fights if I asked you if you needed someone to talk to, fights if I said it was OK not to feel OK don't patronise me, Grace; after realising that things that used to feel like caring, like love was called moaning now, became moaning, it just did; after the greeting and the screaming and the for-show packing of suitcases you're not getting rid of me that easy, Grace - after all that and after all that. This. This was what it came down to. Aiden was getting up in the living room that was his, that used to be his, he was getting up and asking if it was OK. He was going to use the phone he was about to make not his, forget the number of maybe, wait for the taxi to come. But he wasn't going to say what she needed to hear. Say it Aiden just fucking say it. Aiden raised his glass, rolled the last dregs of whisky in his mouth, then strode past her into the kitchen. And that was where he stayed till the horn sounded. Grace remembered just in time not to tell him to hurry up. That wasn't her job any more. It would have been intrusive. The taxi sounded the horn again. The cab would leave if he didn't get a move on, it would drive away. They'd done it before. Listening to it out there, ticking over, raring to go. He had a knack of turning everything into waiting games, test, stomach-turning loops. The horn again. Any minute the damn thing would leave.
So, he said. So. He was standing at the living-room door, adjusting a scarf Grace had never seen before, a third of a cigarette on his lip. He had been crying. He took a last drag then reached for the saucer on the hall table, crushed it out slowly. His eyes were still full, loaded. Ash craters, Grace looked at the ash craters he made, the way they fell into the tray holding their shape, not crumbling. Engine noise was clear in her ears, the sound of brakes creaking. She felt without looking up, felt Aiden's warmth and body-weight move back in front of her.
I'm away then. OK?
He had perfect teeth. He'd always had them but they were somehow more obvious now, more white and regular. His lips looked bitten. And if she had to answer that stupid question, she would hit them.
Grace stood up quickly rather than answer, than say anything at all - it wasn't a question anyway - and went out into the hall. It was freezing after the heat of the living room, freezing and far too bright. A black bag, one she had bought Aiden for his birthday the year before last, was sitting in the corner under the hall table. One of the seams bulged, beginning to split; she could see an edge of his good shirt poking through. Weddings and funerals, she thought, blocking a need to know what else was in there, if he'd packed the things she would have chosen for him if she'd had the chance: we never go to weddings and funerals. Aiden came out of the living room and stood behind her. She could hear him but he didn't come any closer. She could turn round maybe, look at him again. Maybe if she looked hard enough she could will him with her eyes to take it all back, to change his face in a way that meant none of it had really happened. April Fool: say April Fool and smile. He swept past her suddenly, reached for the bag and hauled the zip fully shut. When he stood up he kept looking at the zip, as though it might be about to undo itself again without warning. Well, she said. He looked up. Well. She could have sworn she saw him reach one hand, almost touch her. Then he changed his mind, regripped the handle of the bag with both fists and walked towards the door, opened it using one knuckle and his knee, the way he always did. Grace felt the whip and eddy of the wind all the way back to the stairwell, its sting. Poised in the draught from outside, Aiden turned to look back.
I love you, he said, almost too fast to be definite, bolting for the safety of the porch. Don't ever forget that. His voice fading out as he ran. I really do.
THE NIGHT Aiden left, the night her man left, Grace went to the opera. She packed two cartons of apple juice, the wee ones with straws, and took both to be on the safe side. A packet of crisps, two wee boxes of raisins instead of sweeties. A picnic demanded more, though. Her eyes found out the bread-bin. They should have the whole thing. There were only two slices left, door-stop ends, but they'd do. She opened peanut butter for quickness, cut the spread results into squares the size of stamps. Easier to manage. Nothing in the fruit bowl. There was never enough fruit. Anyway, there was all the rest. She put them in a box with a snap-on lid that had been living purposelessly under the sink for ages, then got out the kitchen. Halfway up the stairs she banged her shin and noticed her feet were freezing. That meant slippers, Danny should have slippers. Enough toys not tidied up left on the stairs gave her two cars - one for each of his hands. She thought some more and wasn't sure he would manage with that few, rounded up some more. There were six before the top and that seemed fine. Food and six cars. She wanted everything to be right before she started. Before she went into Danny's room.
Inside was pitchy, the room trailing a faint scent of peaches and sweat. She stood in the dark listening to the noise of his breathing, gauging how deep he was, and for a moment that was all she wanted to do. Then she heard him moving. Something about her being there, something different about the way the room felt with her in it, must have woken him and he was ruffling the sheets, trying to sit up. Danny was like that - either asleep or awake. He didn't wait in the space too long. Grace could tell by the noises that he was sitting up properly now, scratching his head, yawning. Then he reached. She reached back, picked him out of the bedsheets. So warm you could have cooked eggs on him. He rubbed his eyes, speechless, and she caught the familiar scent of his breath. She knew he was looking at her, not thinking anything was strange about this, nothing at all. It was frightening sometimes, that he took your word for it. He wasn't going to ask where Aiden was because Aiden hadn't been in at bath-time. There was nothing to explain. Not yet, anyway. Silent, then, Grace carried Danny through to the bedroom, bouncing him in her arms. If Danny laughs everything'll be OK, she thought, knew it was cheating. Bouncing always made Danny laugh. So she bounced him up and down as she walked, something simple, nothing at all, and he laughed as she knew he would. Hearing him laugh without knowing what had hit him, what had hit either of them, Grace knew suddenly she would have to be good. She knew that more than anything else. She would have to be a very very good person from now on. Danny sucked in ready to yawn, put his head against her neck. She reached for his legs and stroked them, trying not to shake, not to give anything away. Thigh to ankle, ankle to thigh. His legs went on forever.
You used to wave your legs in the air, she said.
He said nothing. Danny's little feet circled in her head like bees over flowers on a padded plastic background, blue rabbit ears sticking out behind his shoulders. He hated the changing mat but not at bed-time. The flushed pink skin and perfect cat-moue of arsehole as he swung his knees up and towards his head. What age was he when he did that? Chest smooth as an unripe plum, little boy coming out behind the puppyfat stomach. Legbones, he's all legbones: where was all that length coming from? she used to think. Milk. He grew out of milk. My breasts started it. Holding his legs to feel the hard bone underneath coming through, wondering how in god's name it had happened. Her breasts made bones. Male bones.
You used to lie on a changing mat, she said, but he wasn't in the mood. The bouncing had stopped and he was getting restless, not listening to someone trying to establish she was his mother, his history, someone with secrets he couldn't remember himself.
You did you know, she said.
He just twisted his head from side to side. She patted his bottom, cupped the bunchy handfuls and squeezed. Cmon, Danny. Cmon.
Where are we going, he said, toying with querulous, hoping for something nice.
We're going to see Madam Butterfly, she said. There's a picnic. We're going to the opera.
SHE PUT a cushion next to where she was sitting but he didn't want it: he sat on her instead. The conductor's extremities were waving from the open pit like something drowning, then the curtains opened and tiny people far away started to move.
Who's that? he said. He whispered.
Pinkerton, she said. He's a sailor, he's going to get married. Where's the lady? he said.
Soon, she said, she was coming on soon.
Who's the other man? he said.
Sharpless, Pinkerton's pal. Now shh. Watch and see.
The female chorus came on, all suddenness under the lights, the dresses, flowers in their hair, and reminded him he wanted juice. And Grace had it, she had it right there. There was a momentary temptation to ply him with sandwiches and crisps, stick the extra pair of socks on him to show how efficient she'd been, how on top of things. But he was watching so hard, concentrating.
Who's that? he said, sucking.
Cio-cio San had come on: the big entrance and she missed it. Never mind.
That's her, she said, the lady. She's going to marry Pinkerton.
Pinkerton. The sailor, the man wearing a uniform.
Why doesn't he talk to the lady? His eyes never leaving the screen. Why does he only sing?
Singing is what they do, it's what they have for words. They only do singing in this thing.
Why, he said.
Because there are things you can sing you can't say. Because they do. It makes it special.
He didn't look any too convinced but he watched without more questions. She didn't notice when he fell asleep, only that he had. They didn't do adverts either, just ran straight through, raging to get to the betrayal. He'd been hanging limp over her arm for ages when the orchestra ebbed into One Fine Day. Despite the soreness in her arm, knowing it was a bad idea, she watched Butterfly and her son, waiting for daddy to come across the water and remember them, take care of them, alone. They'd got a real toddler, a tiny wee thing, to sit dumb on stage beside her, and between listening and wondering how they'd got the kid to be so still for that length of time, Grace couldn't stop thinking about taxis, taxis tearing through the night to christknew where. It dawned on her they'd need to wait for him to phone, that they hadn't a clue when they'd see him again. Holding Danny, cuddled up to her like he was a baby again, she couldn't wipe her eyes so she didn't cry. Not much. It would be a while before she put him down, though, slid him back into his bed, and maybe she wouldn't do that at all. Maybe, she thought, looking down at him, the soft tucks and folds of his limbs, maybe he could come in with me tonight. She watched him for a long time thinking it. Then she told herself Danny wasn't Valium, he wasn't a hot-water bottle. She told herself a wee boy shouldn't be out his bed at this time of night. She didn't want to see Butterfly impaling herself anyway, the toddler stumbling about, far too obedient, too unflinching against these roaring adults, on stage. But nothing moved her. The curtains went down, the applause started up, and she didn't want to put the telly off, to shift at all. It was Danny who did, startling up like something had tried to attack him. It's OK, she said. Just people clapping. And he draped into the shape he'd just left and went to sleep again, as though nothing was out of place at all. She held him there till another programme played through, something she couldn't remember now if her life depended on it, blue light from the TV casting on the wall like candleflame. Then she carried them both upstairs.
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The Roads Not Taken: Why the Bank of Canada Stayed With Inflation Targeting
Sticking with the status quo was only one option under debate among monetary experts in the lead-up to renewal of the Bank of Canada's inflation-targeting mandate, which was announced this week. Several other routes were available. Two of them – namely, targeting nominal GDP or targeting full employment – were arguably non-starters. Two other approaches, however, held more promise: (i) moving to a price-level targeting regime, or (ii) sticking with inflation targeting but with a lower, say 1 percent, target. Nevertheless, the renewal of the status quo keeps in place a coherent monetary policy regime that has served Canadians well.
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In a bid to help businesses optimize costs and boost profitability,by discovering and engaging providers of alternative cost saving solutions, Accelerate Technology Ventures Pvt. Ltd. has now launched -BizcostSavers.com – a comprehensive B2B online marketplace for alternative cost saving options.
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In a bid to help businesses optimize costs and boost profitability,by discovering and engaging providers of alternative cost saving solutions,Accelerate Technology Ventures Pvt. Ltd. has now launched -BizcostSavers.com – a comprehensive B2B online marketplace for alternative cost saving options.The website is an ideal search based online platform for companies and professionals globally, who are looking for smarter and better cost saving solutions for their businesses . The primary objective is to help connect buyers and sellers on the B2B platform across four categories,namely human resources, infrastructure, technology and eco saving solutions.
Commenting on this new initiative, Mr. Jolly Jose, Founder & Director, BizcostSavers.com said,"Our strong belief is that businesses and professional wanting an alternative cost saving solutions (most of them do!) for a particular area of business(e.g. people),would also be delighted to find alternative cost saving solutions for other aspects of their business (e.g. infrastructure, technology, support services, etc),which they might have not focussed on or thought of earlier.We are creating that awareness, convenience and a comprehensive onestop shop "
The online marketplace is the effort of a team of passionate professionals,based out of Bangalore, India, who have ample experience with various industries and excellent exposure in running small and large enterprises.One of the biggest challenges that companies today face is to find opportunities to save costs without compromising on productivity or quality of product and services.This is exactly why Bizcostsavers.com has stepped in to provide alternative cost saving solutions in one integrated platform.
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