In January, we have to make good on our promises we made last August regarding our deficit.

Each package runs about 2,500 calories and usually is not very satisfying so you have a second one.

We've got the trade deficit, budget deficit, negative savings rate and record setting debt.

We have spent untold billions overseas that could be used to cut the deficit and ensure future sustainment.

Background:Currently my rent is due on the first (postmark) and must be received by the fifth to allow for the mail truck to create some USPS deficit.

I think the both of you are saying that the lender on the HELOC (house 'A') could possibly come after my other house(s) or, if I "carry the note" on house 'B', the bank would be the recipient of the monthly payment from my tenant/buyer until foreclosed deficit (from defaulting on house 'A') is reached and/or, my wages could be garnished.

I'm not sure where this idea of "getting hit hard" with taxes comes from.US tax rates are lower than they've ever been (too low looking at our record deficits) and the LOWEST of any "developed" nation.Anyway, to your question.

So I was on Yahoo, and it said that Michael Phelps eats 12,000 calories a day.

The tax cuts are scheduled to last only through 2010 as they were passed which is why Bush spent all that time saying that his tax cuts would 'pay for themselves' in 2012 as that gave him 2 years of higher taxes to payback his deficits.

Research found that the appeal of this low calorie beer to heavy drinkers was not its low calories at all (most were proud of their beer bellies), but the fact that it didn't "fill them up" as much as regular beer - so they could drink more and stay in the bar longer.From my own experience of working in international book distribution and marketing, I know that many books are bought not [only] to be read, but as interior decoration or as a symbol of cultural sophistication.