i swear to goddess, i have been blessed with the coolest friends to ever walk the planet..... they are awesome to jam with, be creative with, travel with, camp with, go out to eat with, anything i can think of! this just makes me happy to know and feel.
not much to bitch about today. the democrats control congress, now. we're all safe. (that's tongue-in-cheek, kids. the angrywoofdog never lets the guard down, and you shouldn't either. thanks for voting and shit.)
ciao for now :)
Friday, November 10, 2006
Thursday, November 02, 2006
The Amerikan Gov't Borrows Money
GASP! Quel dommage!
Hey there! Here's a happy note of note for the November elections! Enjoy! Get your ass out there and fucking vote!
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP Economics Writer Wed Nov 1, 9:17 AM ET
WASHINGTON - The government will raise $32 billion next week as part of a total of $63 billion in borrowing planned for the final three months of this year, the
Treasury Department announced Wednesday.
The government said next week's borrowing, known as a quarterly refunding, would consist of $19 billion in three-year notes auctioned on Nov. 1 and $13 billion in 10-year notes auctioned on Nov. 2.
The rest of the borrowing needs for the quarter will be accomplished through other debt auctions including the regular weekly auction of three-month and six-month bills.
The $63 billion in borrowing planned for this quarter was $41 billion lower than an estimate made in July. The government attributed the improvement in part to an unexpected flood of tax revenues in recent months.
However, the improvement is expected to be temporary. Treasury is projecting that the government will need to borrow a record $175 billion in the first three months of 2007 as the federal budget deficit resumes an upward climb.
The government is required to borrow billions of dollars each week to finance the shortfall between tax collections and spending. Part of that money goes to pay the interest on the national debt, which now stands at $8.48 trillion.
The deficit for the just-completed 2006 budget year dropped to a four-year low of $247.7 billion as both revenues and spending climbed to all-time highs.
Hey there! Here's a happy note of note for the November elections! Enjoy! Get your ass out there and fucking vote!
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP Economics Writer Wed Nov 1, 9:17 AM ET
WASHINGTON - The government will raise $32 billion next week as part of a total of $63 billion in borrowing planned for the final three months of this year, the
Treasury Department announced Wednesday.
The government said next week's borrowing, known as a quarterly refunding, would consist of $19 billion in three-year notes auctioned on Nov. 1 and $13 billion in 10-year notes auctioned on Nov. 2.
The rest of the borrowing needs for the quarter will be accomplished through other debt auctions including the regular weekly auction of three-month and six-month bills.
The $63 billion in borrowing planned for this quarter was $41 billion lower than an estimate made in July. The government attributed the improvement in part to an unexpected flood of tax revenues in recent months.
However, the improvement is expected to be temporary. Treasury is projecting that the government will need to borrow a record $175 billion in the first three months of 2007 as the federal budget deficit resumes an upward climb.
The government is required to borrow billions of dollars each week to finance the shortfall between tax collections and spending. Part of that money goes to pay the interest on the national debt, which now stands at $8.48 trillion.
The deficit for the just-completed 2006 budget year dropped to a four-year low of $247.7 billion as both revenues and spending climbed to all-time highs.
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
A Funny for the Day of the Dead
Laura Bush bought "Dubyah" a parrot for his birthday. She told Dick
Cheney, "The bird is so smart! George has already taught him to
mispronounce over 200 words!"
"Wow, that's pretty impressive," Cheney said. "But you realize that he
just 'says' the words. He doesn't understand what they mean."
"That's okay," Laura replied. "Neither does the parrot."
Happy Dia de los Muertos!
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