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Entering the 2011 season, Portal knew the challenges it faced. The Panthers were short on bodies, but long on talent.
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On the Sherwood Christian Academy football roster, seniors MJ Green and Rashard Davis don't have a position on offense.
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The federal Conservative government spends a lot of time these days denying it is waging a war on science and scientists in Canada. If that's true, one has to wonder why so much of what it does seems to be either an insult or an injury to the nation's top scientific minds.
Case in point: The Canadian Press reported Dr. Frank Plummer has left his post as scientific director of the Public Health Agency of Canada and director of the Winnipeg-based National Microbiology Laboratory (NML).
One of the world's most accomplished HIV-AIDS researchers, Plummer's departure after 13 years is a blow to both the lab and to Winnipeg, which has fought valiantly to create and maintain a centre of excellence in infectious diseases.
Just as worrisome for scientists is the very real possibility Ottawa may replace Plummer with a less qualified and thus less expensive person: possibly even someone who does not have a medical degree.
The Canadian Press noted Plummer's position was advertised innocuously on a federal government jobs site in late April at a starting salary and with qualifications that would allow it to be filled by almost any senior bureaucrat with a modicum of experience in the health-care sector. Applications for the job close May 14, a window of opportunity many in the science community believe is deliberately designed to exclude top scientists.
Combined with the fact the federal government has also not yet replaced Canada's chief public health officer -- Dr. David Butler-Jones -- nearly a year after he left, critics believe this is clear evidence the Tory government is trying to gut and muzzle the Public Health Agency and the laboratory.
It's not hard to see why top scientists would leap to this conclusion. The Conservatives have delivered significant layoffs of federal scientists and severely cut funding to research programs such as the Freshwater Institute and the Experimental Lakes Area.
As well, they seem to have a troubling tendency in many areas of policy and lawmaking -- from environmental protection to anti-crime measures and the elimination of the long-form census -- to dismiss and devalue empirical evidence.
However, if the casual approach to filling Plummer's enormous shoes at the NML is another link in the Tories' anti-science continuum, this time they are playing a very dangerous game.
In this age of pandemic infections and drug-resistant bugs, creating a leadership gap at the public health agency and arguably the nation's most important research facility is a pretty risky thing to do. It's like scrambling a fire truck but not putting anyone in the driver's seat.
The work of the NML is, in every way, an emergency service and not just for people in Canada. When a new strain of SARS or influenza strikes, the NML is one of a handful of facilities around the world that form the front line of containment, identification and, with a bit of luck, treatment.
Plummer's departure certainly does not bode well for plans he devised to expand the existing laboratory to allow for more research and front-line disease investigation.
You have to go way back to 2006, when the then-Liberal government unveiled national support for a $150-million plan to add more laboratory space and an office tower to house administrative staff. Back then, Plummer said the space was desperately needed for the NML to continue fulfilling its mandate. One can assume the space is no less needed today.
And let's remember as well that Plummer was no garden-variety bureaucrat. He oversaw a research budget of more than $56 million annually. His work in Africa on HIV-AIDS continued to earn international acclaim and awards while attracting tens of millions of dollars of international research grants.
That doesn't sound like a job that could be filled simply by posting an opening and salary expectations on a website. A spokeswoman for federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose said it is far too early to judge the efforts being made to fill Plummer's jobs. As for a leadership gap, the spokeswoman said the agency and the lab continue to feature top scientists able to continue the work Plummer oversaw with no diminution in quality.
Perhaps, but this is not a government that will get, or deserves, much benefit of the doubt when it comes to scientific policy.
Canada's top scientists believe their work is regularly being demeaned, interrupted and underfunded by the current federal government. A good way to reinforce that opinion is to allow possibly the most important scientific job in Canada to become empty and then strongly imply you may not even consider a scientist when you finally get around to hiring a replacement.
With a strategy like that, soon we'll all be able to drop the word "perceived" from in front of "war on science."
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
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Posted Nov 20, 2014
It's clean and good stuff But there's nothing around hotel Close to station So if you just wanna sleep and go, Good
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Tucson, AZ
Close to where I had to be.Posted Nov 19, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: Friendlier staff.
Location: On Queen's Blvd. Not close to many restaurants, but close to bus and subway.
Breakfast was ok, but nothing special; no hot cereal available. Room was ok. Staff was helpful but not overly friendly.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Ottawa, ON
Not great, not badPosted Nov 12, 2014
Was a little disappointed given the relatively high ratings from other customers. Our room was in the basement with most of the window filled by an air-conditioner/heater unit that activated and blew loudly for 2-3 minutes, every 10 minutes, all day and all night. Bed was good -- firm enough and big enough. Room overall was small but that was as expected. Breakfast was okay but served in a *very* small room and with seating for only 10 or so people -- we had to elbow our way through a crowd to get to the food, and hope for a table. Staff were generally friendly and helpful, although a bit loud sometimes as the laundry was just down the hall from our room.
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Nice hotel and friendly front desk staffs.Posted Nov 9, 2014
Very kind and helpful staff. Answered all my questions that were asked regarding nearest restaurants and shopping malls. The guys working in the hotel should be promoted to the manager position. Great personality and great staff. Quality customer service like marriott hotels. Go ahead and stay at this property. Highly recommended.
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great stay:)Posted Nov 8, 2014
neighbourhood was decent, small area to park cars-but with no issue, front desk helpful, breakfast was fine-the usual-bagels, toast, yogurt and cereal. room was small but very good, clean and new, bathroom was nice--be careful of the hot water--it gets very HOT…but lots of it and it doesn't fluctuate…nice new comfy king size bed! 3 minute walk to the 7 train, very easy to get into Manhatten at any time of the day or night overall great stay and would definitely stay again for future NYC trips…the price is right!
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It was fine for a whole week!Posted Nov 1, 2014
Pros: Good wifi Close to a subway station (52nd Street on the number 7 line)
Cons: As others have said, the breakfast area is tiny with only 6 places. The solution we found is to take what you want back to the room.
Stayed there for one week in October 2014 and it was pretty much what we expected based on the other reviews here. A good balance of cost and distance from Manhattan. Nothing special but perfectly adequate and comfortable.
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OkPosted Oct 31, 2014
Pros: Location, Beds very comfortable, Not bad value for money
Cons: Breakfast Area is far to small for the hotel, For a later check out at 1500pm it would have cost an extra $50,
Location: location is great for the train
Was a brilliant location right next to the number 7 train so can be in NYC in about 20 mins
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value for moneyPosted Oct 28, 2014
Excellent facilities, value for money, location is great, will stay here again and would highly recommend.
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Convenient to the cityPosted Oct 26, 2014
I found that for breakfast you have boil eggs really what happen with the scramble , there is not enough parking space n ppl park in handicap space without a sticker. .. but overall you get what you pay for !
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We decided to stay in the same area as our holiday last year. The quality inn did not disappoint for the money we paid. Great big bed, clean, well maintained rooms and a good breakfast in the morning. The breakfast area was very small, we just went down and filled our plates and ate in our room. The door to the room was not very soundproof and we could easily hear people chatting by the lift at all hours but apart from that I'd recommend to anyone! Very happy trip, thank you


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Apple today introduced several new iPod accessories to correspond with the new iPod models. The iPod nano Armband is designed for the new third-generation iPod nano, and features an all-grey body with clear window providing access to the device's controls. It sells for $29 and is available now. The new Apple Universal Dock with Remote features a smaller, pill-shaped IR sensor, an included Apple Remote, and sells for $49. Estimated shipping times on the Dock are listed at 3-4 weeks. Finally, Apple also introduced new Composite and Component AV Cables for iPod, which combine a USB connector for charging with industry-standard AV cables, which run from the iPod's Dock Connector. Both include a USB Power Adapter, and sell for $49.
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The video cables announcement raises an obvious question about the iPhone, as to compatability. Although the icon list depicts them as 'iPhone compatible', the text blurb leaves us in suspense. One might 'assume' from the list that includes the iPhone icon, that iPhone has video available on the dock connector, and is not tappable via the available cable(s). But, this is not specifically confirmed in text. ...Anyone know the definitive answer?
Posted by chashulme in Southern California on September 5, 2007 at 4:58 PM (CDT)
CORRECTION… I meant, "is NOW tappable..". Sorry for the confusion.
Posted by chashulme in Southern California on September 5, 2007 at 4:59 PM (CDT)
Can someone explain why the ipod touch only supports 480i and not 480p? Also, it only works with the latest range of ipods? What about ipod 5G?
Posted by mtech on September 5, 2007 at 6:08 PM (CDT)
$49 for the universal dock with a remote is a great price.
Posted by Galley on September 5, 2007 at 6:20 PM (CDT)
Next they'll have a video-outputting dock with on-screen menus.
Posted by anti-luddite on September 5, 2007 at 9:37 PM (CDT)
We're going to need a new lanyard headphone set for the new Nano. I rang Apple and they have no part number for such an item. Hopefully my 2nd-Gen lanyard will still fit in while I'm waiting, although the 'Pod will be lopsided (dock connector is now in the middle).
Posted by Japester on September 5, 2007 at 10:31 PM (CDT)
Can someone tell me if I can make audio recording with the new ipods? It doesn't seem like it. It also seems that they cut some great things from the previous ipods ... but they look good and I'm sure I'll want one ... but the recording aspect for me is big bonus ... by the way what about radio ... Their specs are too vague. Thanks
Posted by audiorec on September 6, 2007 at 12:53 AM (CDT)
So, will the component video cables allow the new iPods to output anamorphic widescreen? That's what's really needed here, for those that have widescreen TVs.
Posted by ArtDecoDalek on September 7, 2007 at 4:08 PM (CDT)
"Can someone tell me if I can make audio recording with the new ipods? It doesn't seem like it. It also seems that they cut some great things from the previous ipods ... but they look good and I'm sure I'll want one ... but the recording aspect for me is big bonus ... by the way what about radio ... Their specs are too vague. Thanks"
Sorry no recording capability and Apple is likely to never offer it. It may raise the ire of their content partners i.e. big music, movie and media houses.
Also the model is to have you purchase everything through iTunes - good.
Recording TV shows and converting DVD's and CD's that you already own - bad.
Radio - the solution offered is the existing FM radio remote which seems to be compatible with the Classic and new Nano…...
Posted by sorry on September 7, 2007 at 6:32 PM (CDT)
"So, will the component video cables allow the new iPods to output anamorphic widescreen? That's what's really needed here, for those that have widescreen TVs."
Keep dreaming - the specs provided by Apple are standard screen definitions :
Component video output to television is supported by iPod nano (third generation) and iPod classic at 480p or 576p resolution, and by iPod touch at 480i or 576i resolution.
Posted by dreamon on September 7, 2007 at 6:40 PM (CDT)
480p isn't high def, but it's widescreen, as is 576p.
Posted by wuchootalkinbout on September 10, 2007 at 11:54 AM (CDT)
Also the model is to have you purchase everything through iTunes - good.
Recording TV shows and converting DVD's and CD's that you already own - bad.
Whaaaat? No playlists of the stuff I already have in iTunes? that's whack - do you have a link to where you learned this 'feature'?
Posted by Hey sorry on September 10, 2007 at 5:47 PM (CDT)
Does the headphone jack at the top of my video ipod support video as well as the left/right audio out?
I can't seem to get it to work.
Also, even when I get to see the video picture on my video projector for video programs, when I change it to photos, I cannot view the photos at all.
Is it possible my ipod is broken?
Where do I go to check it out?
Thank you.
Posted by David on December 5, 2007 at 11:21 AM (CST)
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Dear Bob,
My husband has an '88 Honda CRX Si. He bought it new and it has given him very little trouble over the years. Last year it started acting up. Sometimes, if he tries to start it after only a few minutes after turning the engine off or if the engine is warmed by the sun (he says) it won't start. It will turn over but that's all. Then if he waits 10 - 15 minutes it will start again and run fine. He took it to Honda but they can't find the problem. What do you think? I hate him being stuck all over the place with this car!
Dear Gloria,
Sounds like you might have some bad or leaky fuel injectors. Have an injector service done. This is not a bad thing to de every 30,000 miles anyway and see what happens.
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Cycling in the city ain't no joke. Even though drivers are encased in 2 tons of steel and oil they're still oblivious to most bicyclists. That's why you gotta have a set of eyes in the back of your head. Or you could simply invest in this handy rear view camera system from Cerevellum.
Called the Hindsight 30, it calls for a 3.5-inch transflective display to be mounted on your handle bars. Thanks to the magic of wireless technology (it actually might be wired) it connects with a small camera mounted underneath the rider's seat and provides a crystal clear view of what's coming up the rear.
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Carlisle takeaway man received series of racist abuse calls
Last updated at 12:22, Saturday, 03 March 2012
A Carlisle takeaway worker from Cyprus was bombarded with racist abuse in a series of abusive phone calls from one of his customers.
Crown court judge Peter Hughes QC was told how the man, who worked at a shop in The Crescent, had 24 abusive calls in the space of a few hours on a day in June of last year.
Mark Hodson, 23, of Aglionby Street, pleaded guilty to a racially aggravated harassment offence.
Prosecutor Dick Binstead described how the victim began getting abusive calls on June 19 last year. Over four days, he was getting about 20 such calls a day.
In one, the caller told him: "Give me £500 or I will kill you." In other calls, Hodson uttered racist insults. The calls sometimes lasted for up to 20 minutes, and at other times for just a few seconds.
Police traced the calls to Hodson's mobile phone. They found him living in a property which offers support to people with learning difficulties.
When questioned, Hodson said that he had made the threats "for a laugh" but that he had no intention of carrying out his threats.
He went on to say that he was not racist, liked the food from the shop, and that he was sorry for his conduct.
Judge Hughes made a guardianship order which he said would ensure Hodson would get the support the needed from the county council's social services department.
First published at 09:04, Saturday, 03 March 2012
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COLUMBIA CITY — Wood-Land-Lakes, a nonprofit group working across several counties in the state, had a request for funds approved by the Whitley County Commissioners Monday.
The commissioners approved $400 for the group. Stanley Crum, a board member for Wood-Land-Lakes, was on hand, and told commissioners all his organization does, how they are trying to stay in budget, and reach out to stakeholders.
"Wood-Land-Lakes can't disappear," he said. "It is the holder of almost 10,000 acres of agriculture preservation land easements."
The decision unanimously passed.
COLUMBIA CITY — A federal sweep put a Whitley County man in jail for failing to register as a sex offender.
DeWayne Stewart was convicted in 2004 of sexual misconduct with a 15-year-old and child seduction and did not register, adding him to a list of targets, along with hundreds of other fugitives nationwide.
The U.S. Marshals Service arrested Stewart in Huntsville, Ala., officials said in a press release.
Another area man, Mark Lautzenheiser, a convicted rapist from DeKalb County, was also arrested for failing to register as a sex offender and violating his parole.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Achievement runs in the family for both Holly Frantz and Stephanie Wheeler, seniors at Whitko High School.
Frantz, the daughter of Mark and Julie Frantz, was named WHS's valedictorian. She said her parents were honored with the second place spot in their graduating classes.
"They were salutatorians, so I broke the streak," Frantz said. "I decided it was something I wanted to go for early on. It wasn't really until a couple of months ago that I realized I was going to come in first."
Wheeler, the daughter of Michael and Amber Wheeler, was named WHS's salutatorian.
COLUMBIA CITY — To renovate or not to renovate?
That was the question for the Whitley County Consolidated Schools Board of School Trustees (WCCS) Monday. Business Manager Tony Zickgraf shared with the board the bidding information he had received to do work on the storm sewer at Columbia City High School (CCHS). There were a couple of problems, however.
CHURUBUSCO — Smith-Green Community Schools Board of School Trustees named a new athletic director, beginning in the 2013-14 school year.
Jeremy Dexter, currently at Eastern High School in Greentown, will take the reins as athletic and extracurricular director for Churubusco Junior-Senior High School effective Aug. 1.
The decision was made official by the school board at a special meeting Monday night.
COLUMBIA CITY — Economic development was on tap Tuesday for the Whitley County Council.
The council approved two 10-year tax abatements for a pair of businesses in the county.
Red Star and ChromaSource were the businesses that received the abatements. Both approvals were unanimous by the council.
ChromaSource plans to invest in new equipment that will add up to 12 new jobs for the company by 2014.
CEO Jason Brooks said the company is one of just three like it in North America. He said they are very busy at present.
COLUMBIA CITY — Melissa DeWitt, 28 of Columbia City, describes herself as "an old soul," and is the owner of Melissa DeWitt Photography. Missy, as she is most commonly known, is a mom to two girls, Gracie, 3, and Selah, 2, along with a stepson, Hayden, 7.
She is married to Tony and the two met in high school when she was a freshman. Now, 14 years later, she said "I couldn't ask for a better husband. He's supported and encouraged me as I built my photography business."
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Columbia City Mayor Ryan Daniel was in the studio at WJHS radio, Columbia City High School, for Coffee with the Mayor.
Typically the broadcast is held at Richards Restaurant, however, Thursday's broadcast took an unexpected turn. Approximately 20 minutes into the hour-long program, technical issues interrupted the broadcast. The cell phone provider, which is used to transmit the program, dropped the call. When several attempts to reconnect failed, Mayor Daniel agreed to finish the interview in the WJHS radio booth.
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"We are very optimistic about the future needs of our clients and our position within the color sampling industry," said CEO Jason Brooks. "We are adding production equipment to meet increased customer demand."
LARWILL (May 7, 2013) – Locally based contract manufacturer Red Star Manufacturing, Inc. (Red Star) announced today the company is expanding its Larwill facility and adding new equipment, creating additional jobs by the fall of 2013.
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But critics, including Gov. Janet Napolitano, say the money is there to relieve economic emergencies, not traffic jams.
Sen. Robert Burns, R-Peoria, said Arizona is lagging too far behind the growing demand for new freeway construction and needs a quick infusion of cash to catch up.
Burns, a fiscal conservative and chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, plans to introduce a bill Tuesday that would transfer $450 million from the Budget Stabilization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, into the Statewide Transportation Acceleration Needs account for improving roadways.
"We're well behind the curve on our highway construction," Burns said. "The more you get behind the curve, the worse things get."
But Napolitano spokesman Michael Haener said the fund was created as a means to balance the state budget in times of economic crisis.
"Unfortunately, Senator Burns' proposal of taking money out of the Rainy Day Fund to pay for road construction isn't something the governor wants to do," Haener said.
Even before this year's legislative session has begun, lawmakers have proposed a variety of alternatives for accelerating road construction, including higher taxes, an increase in borrowing limits or opening the door to privately owned toll roads.
Burns said all of the proposals deserve serious consideration, but none would provide as much money in as short a time as his Rainy Day Fund bill.
"It's very simple and straightforward," he said. "I mean, the bill is less than a page."
Senate Majority Leader Thayer Verschoor, R-Gilbert, agreed that the Legislature must consider a host of different plans to speed up road and highway construction and said he sees no problem with dipping into the Rainy Day Fund.
"Right now we're going to look at all the options," he said. "Nothing's off the table."
As former head of the Senate Transportation Committee and a representative of a fast-growing district, Verschoor said he is sensitive to the state's traffic needs and will push his own plan to pump $200 million into the transportation account. Still, he didn't give specifics about where the money would come from.
There is about $650 million in the Rainy Day Fund, which Burns said would leave enough for future needs.
However, Burns isn't the only lawmaker with designs for the emergency stash. Sen. Jack Harper, R-Surprise, has proposed borrowing another $150 million from the fund to pay for school construction in underserved areas.
"Five percent growth in this state is a rainy day," Harper said.
The money would be spent in areas seeing the fastest growth and with the most urgent needs, such as Gilbert and Queen Creek. It would eventually be paid back by the School Facilities Board, he said.
State economists sided with Napolitano on the issue, saying the Legislature has a shameful history of pilfering from the Rainy Day Fund for the wrong reasons.
"It wasn't meant to be a slush fund, but that's how the Legislature is using it," said Tom Rex, associate director of the Center for Competitiveness and Prosperity Research at Arizona State University.
Rex said the fund is supposed to be increased during times of economic prosperity to ensure the state will have enough money for basic services during a recession.
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Alberta Charney, senior research economist at the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management, said there are plenty of other, less risky ways of raising money for infrastructure.
She questioned why residents haven't been given the chance to vote on a referendum that would raise money for new roads through taxation or other means.
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US economy could handle short fall over 'cliff'
If a short-term agreement is struck, some taxes would probably still go up. These would include a 2 percentage point cut in Social Security taxes that's been in place for two years. Its expiration would cost the typical household about $1,000 a year. With income gains sluggish, that could dampen consumer spending.
A temporary deal that delays some hard decisions could reduce business and consumer confidence. It would also mean:
Extended unemployment benefits would end for 2 million people. The federal government's program pays for about 32 weeks of extra benefits, on average, on top of the 26 weeks most states provide. Weekly unemployment checks average about $320 nationwide.
The stock market would probably drop, though maybe not by much. Many Wall Street analysts expect a partial deal of some kind. "There is starting to become a little bit of an acceptance that we fall off the fiscal cliff," said J.J. Kinahan, a strategist for TD Ameritrade.
The expiration of the Social Security tax cut and the end of emergency unemployment benefits would likely shave 0.7 percentage point off economic growth next year, the CBO estimates. The economy is now growing at about a 2 percent annual pace.
If no deal at all was reached by January and budget talks dragged on, many businesses might put off investment or hiring. That's why most economists say it would be crucial to reach a deal within roughly the first two months of 2013.
In addition, many more people would be affected if something called the alternative minimum tax isn't fixed.
The financially painful AMT was designed to prevent rich people from exploiting loopholes and deductions to avoid any income tax. But the AMT wasn't indexed for inflation, so it has increasingly threatened middle-income taxpayers. Congress has acted each year for a decade to prevent the AMT from hitting many more people.
If it isn't fixed again, roughly 33 million taxpayers, including married couples with income as low as $45,000 - down from $74,450 in 2011- could face the AMT. Previously, only 5 million taxpayers had to pay it. Taxpayers subject to the AMT must calculate their tax under both the regular system and the AMT and pay the larger amount. Without a fix, a middle-income household would pay an average of $1,231 more, according to the Tax Policy Center.
The IRS has said it assumes Congress and the White House will fix the AMT in a deal to avoid the cliff. If they don't, the IRS will need weeks to reprogram computers and make other adjustments. In the meantime, about 100 million taxpayers couldn't file tax returns early next year because they couldn't determine whether they owe the AMT. Refunds would be delayed.
The gravest scenario would be if the budget talks collapsed and the tax increases and spending cuts appeared to be permanent.
In that case, Macroeconomic Advisors warns that the Dow could plunge up to 2,000 points within days. Businesses would turn gloomier in anticipation of Americans paying higher taxes and spending less.