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Stars flooded Philadelphia last weekend for a good cause as they raised hope and money for a local charity.
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News about Recession, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 19, 2014
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column; industrial production in United States, India and China has recovered from Great Recession, but many other advanced countries worldwide continue to struggle. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
The Upshot; uncertainty about whether European economy is expanding or whether it is in recession shows why economic situation is so perilous in Europe; part of hesitation by economists charged with determining whether recession has ended stems from fear that policy makers may not be sufficiently concerned about state of the economy. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Alina Tugend Shortcuts column; experts say fears of losing jobs, or 'perceived job insecurity,' hangs over many workplaces, even as immediate impact of recession, including widespread buyouts and layoffs, may be fading; perception often leads to wide-ranging negative effects on workers and companies alike. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column reflects on why policy makers and politicians ignored both the lessons of economics and history in addressing the recession caused by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008; maintains most of the vast waste and suffering that have afflicted Western economies since the onset of the recession was unnecessary. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
National Employment Law Project reports that deep recession and bad economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones; finds while total employment has finally surpassed pre-recession levels, strongest employment growth has been in low-wage work, at places like strip malls and fast-food restaurants. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column says most industrialized countries, with notable exceptions of Germany and Japan, have smaller proportion of their working-age population employed than they did at end of 2007, before Great Recession began. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
International Monetary Fund's latest forecast takes view that rich countries whose property bubbles and collapsing banks plunged world into recession are now helping lead slow-moving recovery; predicts world economy growing 3.6 percent in 2014 and 3.9 percent in 2015, up from 3 percent in 2013. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
Signs are emerging, years after recession, that labor market is tightening enough to allow for more workers to receive raises that significantly exceed inflation. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column criticizes political leaders like George Osborne, Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, for claiming that austerity policies have worked, using lackluster global recovery as proof; contends growth would have been more robust without austerity policies, which have been clearly shown to be detrimental to depressed economies. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Catherine Rampell It's the Economy column notes that wealthy investors who bought foreclosed homes during 2008 housing crisis are flipping them at a profit now; observes this phenomenon, which has made many homes today unaffordable, highlights how the financial crisis has benefited America's upper class while brutalizing the middle class. MORE
Aug. 28, 2013
Census Bureau says portion of American households made up of married couples with children under 18 fell to 20 percent from 40 percent from 1970 to 2012; analysis details other fundamental changes in family life in time period; numbers also show profound effect recession has had on American families from 2005 to 2011. MORE
Jul. 14, 2013
Op-Ed article by economist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz describes his methodology in study finding that child abuse greatly increased as a result of the recession; used an analysis of anonymous aggregate Google searches and contends his findings, contrary to pronouncements of many child-welfare experts, show that one should be skeptical of statistics based on official reports of crime in general. MORE
Jun. 15, 2013
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column says American households, taken as whole, have recovered from financial crisis and Great Recession, but different picture emerges when looking at average household wealth; notes that young people have seen little financial relief from upturn in economy. MORE
Apr. 26, 2013
Shrinking economic output in Germany, Belgium, France and other Northern European countries suggest that recession may be spreading across entire continent, to nations once considered bastions of euro economy; recession in Germany and others would have strong negative multiplicative effect, hampering growth in United States, Asia and Latin America. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Annie Lowrey It's the Economy column examines how members of Generation Y, battered by recent financial crisis, have developed Depression-era obsession with money. MORE
Dec. 19, 2012
Tens of thousands of jobless young people nationwide--many with college credits or work experience--are struggling to house themselves in wake of recession. MORE
Nov. 5, 2012
Report published in journal The Lancet finds rate of suicide in United States rose sharply between 2008 and 2010, first years of recession. MORE
Oct. 10, 2012
Spending cuts and tax increases large enough to throw the United States back into recession will hit in January 2013 if Congress fails to act; analysts projecting the complicated and wide-ranging potential 'fiscal cliff' impact say the effect would be powerful but gradual and, in some cases, reversible. MORE
Oct. 4, 2012
Markit Economics notes its survey of purchasing managers showed business activity and new orders in the 17-nation euro zone fell in third quarter after dropping in second quarter; says region is most likely in recession. MORE
Oct. 2, 2012
Eurostat reports unemployment in the euro zone reached a record 11.4 percent in August, and revises figures for June and July to 11.4 percent; analysts say data underscores that European recession is deepening. MORE
Aug. 17, 2012
News analysis; economists say the euro zone is hurtling back into recession, after official figures show a shrinking economy, by some measures under way for years; with the exception of Germany, none of Europe's biggest economies have returned to the level of output they had at the start of 2008; figures suggest Europe is well into what could become a lost decade--a period of stagnation and wasted potential that could have lasting effects on citizens. MORE
Aug. 16, 2012
Georgetown University study shows that Americans with no more than a high school education have continued to lose jobs during the recovery from the recession, shedding 200,000 jobs from early 2010 to early 2012, while better educated people have gained millions of jobs. MORE
Jun. 13, 2012
Editorial highlights a new survey from the Federal Reserve, which found that the median American family's net worth dropped by nearly 40 percent due to the recession; criticizes Congressional Republicans for opposing measures that would help the economic recovery. MORE
Oct. 20, 2011
Many large states like Washington, Florida, California, New York and New Jersey are seeing much weaker tax collections than expected when their budgets were drawn, as nation continues to battle recession. MORE
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I.M.F. Sees Growth in U.S. as Slowest Since Recession
United States economic growth this year will probably be at the weakest pace since the recession ended, mostly because of a weather-related contraction in the first quarter.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: United States Economy , Recession and Depression , International Monetary Fund , Weather
Technology, Aided by Recession, Is Polarizing the Work World
Routine tasks that follow well-defined procedures are especially likely to be taken over by computers, and the recession has sped this process up.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Robots and Robotics , Layoffs and Job Reductions , Recession and Depression , Science and Technology
Global Industrial Production Shakes Off 2007 Doldrums
The United States this week reported that industrial production, excluding construction, was up 4.3 percent from a year earlier. That is a faster rate than other major advanced economies, but it pales next to the rates in such countries as China and...
July 19, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: United States Economy , Economic Conditions and Trends , Recession and Depression
Who Wants a Depression?
"Sadomonetarism," the interests of the 0.01 percent and the politicization of economics.
July 11, 2014, Friday
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since Before Recession
Unemployment claims dropped by 11,000 as the labor market continued to improve.
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Labor and Jobs , United States Economy , Unemployment , Unemployment Insurance , Recession and Depression
Reno Rolls the Dice on High-Tech
The Nevada city is looking to shed its casino-town image and become a hub of e-commerce ventures, an Apple data center and a drone testing ground.
July 7, 2014, Monday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Corporate Taxes , Science and Technology , Silicon Valley (Calif) , Recession and Depression , Casinos , University of Nevada, Reno , Reno (Nev) , Start-ups , Relocation of Business
Housing: Small Economic Sector With a Big Impact
Residential investment is crucial to understanding the ups and downs of economic cycles, but too often it has been an afterthought for policy makers.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Gross Domestic Product , United States Economy , Real Estate and Housing (Residential) , Recession and Depression
Fewer Loan Applications
Economists insist that the housing market is on an upward trend, but abnormal conditions left over from the recession continue to be a drag.
June 29, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Recession and Depression , Real Estate and Housing (Residential) , Mortgages
After a Dismal Quarter, a Rosy Outlook
For the first time since January 2008, more people believe business is good than believe it is bad, even though data says the economy contracted by 2.9 percent last quarter.
June 28, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Recession and Depression , Consumer Confidence (Economic Indicator) , Gross Domestic Product , United States Economy
Job Growth Is Up, Production Down
Economic indicators that used to move in tandem are now pointing in opposite directions. One possible cause: A shrinking labor force.
June 27, 2014, Friday
MORE ON RECESSION AND DEPRESSION AND: Recession and Depression , Unemployment , Labor and Jobs , Gross National Product (GNP)
The Nation's Economy, This Side of the Recession
In the five years since the United States began its slow climb out of the deepest recession since the 1930s, the job market has undergone a substantial makeover.
How the Recession Reshaped the Economy, in 255 Charts
Five years since the end of the Great Recession, the private sector has finally regained the nine million jobs it lost. But not all industries recovered equally.
Overcrowding in Classrooms
Across the country, public schools employ about 250,000 fewer people than before the recession.
The Volcker Rule: Faults and Virtues
Regulators hope the rule, named for Paul A. Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman, can cut risks taken by banks, but tiny holes in the 71-page rule may leave those banks some wiggle room.
Escalating Debt
Ever since the recession hit in 2008, the debt burden of most European nations has risen sharply. Particularly vulnerable countries like Greece and Portugal have been forced to impose further austerity measures and turn to their neighbors and the International Monetary Fund for bailouts to help manage their finances.
In the Midwest, Recovering With the Help of Immigrants
Dayton, Ohio, is among many struggling cities that have launched programs to attract newcomers and their work skills.
Off the Charts: Some Banks Recover, Most Don't
Five years ago, the financial crisis was on the verge of getting much worse. Now, an index of bank stocks around the world has recovered most of the ground it lost. But most large banks are still down, some by significant amounts.
The McMansion Man
Joe Farrell, the largest real estate developer in the Hamptons, is changing the look of the elite beach destination.
The Bernanke Years
A chronology of Ben S. Bernanke's formative years and the challenges of his tenure as Federal Reserve chairman.
Pictures From the Week in Business
Jon S. Corzine faces a federal suit over the collapse of MF Global, Ireland slipped back into recession and problems with counterfeit food and liquor have grown.
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During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, pink-themed products and items with pink ribbons are appearing at stores all over. Patch has put together this guide to help you find some local and national products where you can help support the cause.
Additionally, you can participate in one or more of the local events, such as walks, happy hours, sports events and more.
Prince George's County Fire Department Shirt
Where/When: On the PGFD website throughout the month of October.
What: Purchase a PINK PGFD shirt to support Breast Cancer Awareness.
Pricing: $15 for a t-shirt; up to $45 for a hoodie.
Where/When: Anywhere, the month of October.
What: Sponsored by Komen Maryland, the Light Maryland Pink campaign has sought to raise awareness of breast cancer issues, with businesses, buildings, government offices and more lit up in a pink color during October. Turn your house pink to support the program, pick up a Sassy pink mood light from Mood-factor at a Lowe's store, and $.25 for each bulb sold will be donated to Komen Maryland.
Pricing: $2.98 for the pink bulb at Lowe's.
Calendars, Bracelets and Dog Collars
Where/When: The month of October, on the Critters for the Cure website.
What: Purchase calendars, bracelets, dog collars and more to support Critters for the Cure.
Pricing: Items range from $2.50 to $19.95 on the Critters for the Cure website.
Caribou Coffee
Where/When: Caribou Coffee locations nationwide (there are more than 10 in the area) during October.
What: Caribou Coffee is donating proceeds of the sale of "Amy's Blend" coffee to local charities. At the Bethesda location, proceeds will benefit the Montgomery County General Hospital's oncology unit.
Pricing: $8.95 for half a pound of coffee; $15.95 for one pound of coffee.
Maryland Terrapins "Fight Maryland" Breast Cancer Hat
Where/When: On the UMterps website, throughout the month of October.
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Patrick Williams, 8, plays a number of different sports but his true love is basketball. He says one day he hopes to play for the NBA.
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This could quite possibly be the last SBP of… well… forever. The Mayans have spoken… or the Aztecs, I always get them confused. So, of course there's only one soundtrack for the moment… it's been a good ride.
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Pauls Valley, Oklahoma — There's not a lot of wiggle room when it comes to the quality of apocalyptic themed films and more times than not it's only a matter of how much one can tolerate the terrible. Oftentimes the tradeoff is a cornball idea to save humanity so it can survive until the next disaster threatens to wipe us all out, but when we know there's no way out, we tend to just try and avoid film induced depression.
Even when the entire movie is cinematic gold with near flawless characters like 1959's post nuclear war themed "On the Beach," all the happy good moments can never quite remove a very heavy reality that most of us can only take in small doses. This film falls into a similar vein where we not only enjoy every goofy comedy nugget, we really can't wait to greeted with the next one as it becomes more apparent the filmmakers aren't going to sell out to be a storybook ending blockbuster. "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" is not something meant to please a majority of moviegoers, but does what it can considering the subject matter to deliver something we can at least sit through and think about.
Set in a modern urban sprawl, we meet Dodge Peterson (Steve Carell) who is along with the rest of the human race greeted with the sobering news that a last ditch effort to destroy a 70 mile wide asteroid has failed. Not even given time to fully soak in the fact that there is no avoiding the destruction of all life, Dodge's luck immediately spirals downward as he is left without any explanation by his wife Linda (Nancy Carell).
Instead of launching into a limitless supply of impulse like everyone else around him he doesn't quite know what to do, at first sticking to what he knows be it selling insurance or wondering why his housekeeper Elsa (Tonita Castro) won't quit to be with her family. He might just be content riding out his last days without a plan until his path collides with a very whacky neighbor named Penny Lockhart (Keira Knightley), who basically flips that whole idea upside down. Before he even realizes the good coming out of it, he's caught up in a race to find someone he thought never had any chance with, with answers that may be right there in front of him all along.
Our two leading stars really makes for enough fascination to keep attention no matter how depressing the tone and a comedy duo I wouldn't mind seeing do more routines in the future. Even the minor characters for a single or couple of scenes compliment their quirky running gags and almost make you forget at times what's ultimately coming.
The key to being able to sit through this is to pick an opportunity where you aren't already feeling down in the dumps. In the end, with the whole Mayan punch line nearing, it just seemed appropriate to get this in for those who still think a missing calendar will lead to our demise. This leads to a final verdict of two and three fourths out of five Armageddons for "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World."
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Tuesday, April 05, 2005Taylor Callahan hit a grand slam in the opener, but it was not enough for Valparaiso as the Crusaders dropped a doubleheader 9-8 and 8-0 to Northern Illinois on Tuesday afternoon in DeKalb, Ill.
Callahan helped Valpo rally from a 7-1 deficit after four innings in the opener as the Crusaders tied the game at eight before the Huskies scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh.
Northern Illinois plated one run in the opening inning and added two more in each of the next three innings. Megan Carroll doubled home Mallory Gill in the top of the third for Valpo's first run.
Trailing by six, the Crusaders plated five in the fifth. Allison Whitesell had a pinch-hit single to score Shannon Robinson with the bases loaded to start the rally. Callahan then hit her blast to left, her second homerun of the season.
Valpo took an 8-7 lead in the sixth as Robinson singled home Alicia Ashburn and Carroll plated Robinson with her second double of the game. Northern Illinois responded with an unearned run in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game and Kathy Dearborn led off the bottom of the seventh with a game-winning homerun.
Carroll, Callahan, and Robinson had two hits each for the Crusaders in the opener while Tony Del Toro and Elyse Jamrozy each drove home three runs for the Huskies.
Del Toro went 2-for-3 with four RBIs in the nightcap as the Huskies completed the doubleheader sweep. Northern Illinois (18-11) scored twice in both the second and the third and added three in the sixth for the win.
Valpo (1-25) was scheduled to play at home on Wednesday against South Dakota State, but the games have been cancelled due to the threat of storms and the Jackrabbits needing to make travel plans. The Crusaders will now return to action on Friday evening as Valpo heads to Kansas City, Mo. for a 5 p.m. doubleheader against UMKC.
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Bluefield coach Fred Simon says his team likes to score on its opening drive.
With this offense, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
In a matchup that had the look of a potential shootout, the Class AA co-No. 2 Beavers controlled from the outset. They scored on all five of their first half possessions, and the defense bottled up Oak Hill senior Jalen Jones in a 51-15 victory Friday at frigid John P. Duda Stadium.
Bluefield (7-1) went methodical on the very first series of the game, using 15 plays and more than six minutes of clock. D.J. Stewart's 5-yard touchdown put the Beavers ahead 7-0 with 5:27 left in the first quarter before the Red Devils had even touched the ball.
"Coach told us that if we come out fighting and score first, that does something to (the opponent)," said Stewart, a 5-foot-7, 160-pound junior. "It gets to them. So we knew we had to score first. Don't let them score first, because if they score first they get momentum. We score first, we have momentum on our side."
That was never an issue.
Bluefield forced Oak Hill, rated No. 8 in Class AAA, into a three-and-out on its first series. This time, the Beavers didn't need as much time to score.
A 50-yard run by Stewart to the Oak Hill 26-yard line on the second play of the drive set up Charles Ross' touchdown run from there for a 14-0 Bluefield lead.
"We like to score on the first drive, and I think we did a nice job of calling the plays," Simon said. "My son (Freddy III) is the offensive coordinator and did a nice job of mixing up the run and the pass and getting us down there (in the end zone)."
The Beavers, who scored 50 points or more for the third straight week and sixth overall, led 28-0 on a 1-yard sneak by quarterback R.J. Bourne and a 76-yard catch-and-run by D.J. Edwards in the second quarter.
A 67-yard kick return by Jones set Oak Hill up at the Beaver 20. The Red Devils needed seven plays, but K.K. Goodman scored the first of his two touchdowns from a yard out to make it 28-7 with 2:55 left before the half.
That was the only highlight of the game for Jones, Oak Hill's senior running back who has been battling an ankle injury most of the year. He was held to 20 yards on 10 carries and was kept out of the end zone.
Jones was injured on his first run of the second half and came out of the game, favoring his left leg. He returned later but carried just once more.
Bluefield's defense dominated as much as the offense, limiting Oak Hill to 165 yards of offense. Jarrell Green ran 12 times for 56 yards and Goodman had 53 yards on 15 carries.
Oak Hill coach Eddie Souk refused comment after the game.
"We needed (the win)," Simon said. "We played a really good football team."
The Devils turned the ball over on their last three possessions, two resulting in touchdowns for Bluefield.
Bourne was 10-of-15 for 230 yards and a touchdown. He also ran for a pair of scores. Edwards caught five passes for 126 yards, while Brandon Lilly had three receptions for 79 yards.
Oak Hill will renew its rivalry with Woodrow Wilson next Friday in the teams' first meeting since 2003. The game will be played in Oak Hill at 7:30 p.m.
Bluefield will host James Monroe next Friday before closing out the season Nov. 8 against Class AA No. 1 Wayne.
Stewart knows how important it will be not to overlook James Monroe in anticipation of the showdown with the two-time reigning state champion.
"We just take it one game at a time," he said. "Take practice day-by-day, practice hard, lift hard. Just take it game-by-game."
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First Quarter
B—D.J. Stewart 5 run (Francesco Desiderio kick), 5:27.
B—Charles Ross 26 run (Desiderio kick), 2:59.
Second Quarter
B—R.J. Bourne 1 run (Desiderio kick), 10:31.
B—D.J. Edwards 76 pass from Bourne (Desiderio kick), 7:12.
OH—K.K. Goodman 1 run (Jalen Jones kick), 2:55.
B—Desiderio FG 36, :00.
Third Quarter
OH—Goodman 2 run (Jarrell Green run), 2:12.
Fourth Quarter
B—Stewart 3 run (kick failed), 10:33.
B—Bourne 5 run (Desiderio kick), 4:30.
B—Corey Coppola 7 run (Desiderio kick), 2:22.
RUSHING — B: Stewart 16-95, Coppola 16-84, Ross 4-44, Bourne 4-16. OH: Green 12-56, Goodman 15-53, Jones 10-20, Deonte Scruggs 3-(-12).
PASSING — B: Bourne 10-15-0-230. OH: Scruggs 4-13-2-48.
RECEIVING — B: Edwards 5-126, Brandon Lilly 3-79, Justin Carter 1-20, Ross 1-5. OH: Joey Re 2-50, Green 1-(-1), Goodman 1-(-1).
TAKEAWAYS — B: Carter (INT), Jordan Masterson (FR), Carlos Reed (INT). OH: none.


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Should i do any upgrading to my truck?
Hello well first off i have an 06' seirra 2500hd 6.0 litre! Its fairly bad on gas and i cant decide whether or not i should do any performance or body upgrades? It has 130,000km's which is decent for a used gas is it not? But how much life would u say i could get out of it? Its horrible on gas is the other thing and im not sure whether to keep it for a few years then sell it and buy a newer one im having a delema help please!!
2013 Silverado LTZ White Diamond Crew Cab
Advent OGM1 Navigation
Husky Liners GearBox Underseat Storage
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Lots of people on this site have trucks that are much older than yours with a lot more miles. You may want to do a little research on here and read about what people have done to their rides, decisions made, and of course you'll read lots of different opinions. I guess it really comes down to what you are looking to get out of your truck, how much money you want to spend (monthly payment or spend what you would on truck payments and put into your current truck), consider mechanical issues (current or upcoming) etc. Also, bad mileage does not always equal spending lots of money if you don't drive too much per year.
I guess what I am trying to say is that we would need some more information to help provide you better/more helpful information. Start with searching the forum, let us know what you are leaning towards and why, and add some pics if you would like people to comment on body upgrades (i.e. do you have damage in need of repair or are you looking for ideas such as fender flares, color matching, etc.
I hope that helps some.....
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SUSPENSION: Rancho 4" Suspension Lift; Rancho RS9000XL Shocks; Rancho Skid Plates; Rancho MyRide Wireless Shock Controller;
TIRES: BFG All Terrain KO 315/70/17
DRIVE TRAIN: 4.56 Gears; Detroit TrueTrac Differential; True Cool 40k Transmission Cooler
PERFORMANCE: DiableSport Predator Tuner; Custom Tuned by Diablew; Magnaflow Exhaust; AFE Cold Air Intake
ELECTRONICS: Kenwood DNX6180 Touchscreen; Subthump box w/10" Kicker; Driver Information Center (DIC); Rear View Camera
ACCESSORIES: Westin Brush/Grill Gaurd; Westin Nerf Bars; Truxedo Tonneau; 20% Tint; Tow Mirrors w/Heat & Signals
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I get around 6km/L so not horrible!!
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So things i would wanna do to my truck would be a chip, new tires/rims something like 34" s a 6 inch lift, and new head and tail lights, also most likely 2 10" subs with a decent amp and a new deck! Its all fine for cosmetic stuff!! Interior and exterior "need" no work! Any sugesstions on chips, rims tires, any of the above listed things! Also maybe new muffler system and new intake
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I have 2 Silverado 1500s and one I put flowmaster supper 44s and the other one I ran straight pipe and it sounds even better than the one with the flow masters on it as far as head unit and subs pioneer has a really good head unit jl audio has good 10s for good price look at WWW.discounttiredirect.com for tires and rims
If you lift and change tire size, you will also need to update your ECU with the new tire specs using a programmer...also, if you do want to increase tire size, you may want to ad re-gearing to your list, as you will lose some low end power and put more wear on your tranny. I'm partial to the Rancho 4" suspension lift (which really yields slightly over 5") because it was fairly easy to install, quality parts, and provided me just enough lift to cover 35" tires. I've also been happy with my BFG A/T KOs as I off-road quite a bit and like that they have a nice balance between off-road capability and street ride/performance.
For the programmer, I am very satisfied with my Diablo Sport Predator, as I have a performance custom tune, changed my tire size, and gear ratio (many programmers cannot change gear ratio). Also lots of people on this site have/like Diablo tuners as well...you may want to look at the Trinity though vs the Predator due to it being newer and having more capabilities.
With exhaust, you'll find that most of the quality systems are pretty comparable, so for some it comes down to sound. Here is a thread that contains sound tones for different exhausts.
CAIs are also pretty comparable in performance, thus for many it comes down to preference (oil/no oil on filter), looks, etc.
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How much is the rancho 4" suspension lift? How much would all this run me up to??
I think for your vehicle they're running between $1400 and $1500...However, if you also purchase shocks, Rancho is running a $400 rebate promo if you buy before June 30th. Or, if you don't want to purchase shocks, you'll still get a rebate but it will be less (rebate amount is determined by how much money you spend).
I was able to find my kit and shocks on Amazon and purchased though them. At the time, they had the best pricing I was able to find, free shipping, and no tax. Below is the link to Rancho's website. Take a look at the different shock options and see if you can put yourself together a lift and shock package and then jump on-line to price it out. Probably start with Amazon first and then go from there.
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Here is the link that explains why I went with the Rancho kit. I started this thread about 3 years ago and my kit is still doing great; especially since I have put a ton of off-road miles on it.
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For every child receiving a back-to-school haircut at one of the 22 Hair Cuttery salons in the metro Richmond area from Aug. 1-15, Hair Cuttery will donate a free haircut to a child in need in the community in which the haircut was purchased. Facebook fans can also donate haircuts by sharing the "Share a Haircut" Facebook app from July 18-31. Hair Cuttery's 13th annual Share A Haircut event is expected to donate 75,000 haircuts nationwide. Through partnerships with local government and nonprofit social service organizations including the Henrico County Department of Social Services, vouchers are distributed to local children in need to obtain a free haircut in August. Last year, more than 15,000 haircuts were donated in Virginia. For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/haircuttery .
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I stopped trying to write her every week, and waited about 4 weeks to write her. At work we were enrolling in our benefits for insurance, and I wrote her to ask her DSS ssn so I could put him on our new insurance because it's changing. She writes me back and says, we don't want your insurance, he has Caresource (government insurance) and your insurance is worthless to me. Where's my child support? And why didn't you come to his tball games Saturday at 9am?
I write her back, and pretty much said, well, this is what we're supposed to do is give him insurance. You write me all the time asking for your child support, why don't you ever contact DH? Unless of course you want me to pay you so DD and DSS can play and be brother and sister? What do I have to pay you for DD to see your son? I tried to get off work on those Saturday's but I did provide you with my work schedule. You're going to have to work with me on this a little please, instead of giving me one hour when you know I'm working.
(This sounds a little meaner than what I put, but I'm just shortening it.)
So she has her husband write me back and he puts. You are harassing us. We don't want your ugly a$$ daughter to be in our sons life. Your DH is a low-life scumbag who can't even get a job wiping s*** off my shoe. All you do is talk, and you think you're smart too. You write these stupid things that you think make you sound good, but we never let you take DSS out when you went out because we don't want him seen in public with you. You went to that OSU game, and you didn't bother to invite DSS. You have the money to go to a game that has $150 tickets, but you can't pay us what you owe us? You're a loser. We live in a 120,000 house and you rent. We are taking you to court because you need to leave us alone you piece of s***.
He added some more stuff, but this was the base of it and what is there is word for word,. They went the next day and filed for DH to sign over rights. Now this tball game thing was in September for 4 weeks. I went to 1 of the games and DH went to 2. It was when our car broke down, and I was barely making it to work everyday. We invited him to go with us to a few places we took DD, but we always got turned down. We don't have the money to go out a lot either. As far as the OSU game, my Dad bought me and my little brother tickets for our birthday, and he paid for the parking and food, all I had to do was drive us there. And I don't know why they think I owe them money.
DH has had enough. He is tired of them saying things like that to me. He is ready to sign over his parental rights on the 8th. He goes out every week and fills out 10 apps for jobs, he knows I can't pay his cs anymore.. But he said that they are making it too hard to see DSS, and they won't give us their phone number. He decided he doesn't want me to pay for a lawyer, he's going to take in all of our letters, and say "Hey, we tried, but with bad languange and disrespectfulness to my wife, after she paid my child support for over a year and she is trying to make an arrangement so the kids can play, I'm just not going to try anymore. I'm done with it. My ex has put me down in letters to my wife, she's put down my wife, and we were just trying to do the right thing. I wish there was something you would do, but without me working, even though I'm trying to find a job, you're probably going to make me sign over my rights. So, please don't put me through this and just tell me now what you want."
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I know that she is owed her child support. I know we've had this discussion before about her, but I'm just so disappointed. I really hope the judge doesn't make him sign over his rights. I am hoping, but doubtful that the judge will read the letters we've wrote back and forth and say, "Hey lady, you are not nice."
And what if one day, you and your DH broke up and he went on to have a family with another woman and stopped paying YOUR child support although it was obvious that his newest child was very well taken care of... would that not infuriate you? It would infuriate me.
I just think you are just looking at this whole issue in a very one sided way, and until you start seeing things for what they are, no good will come of this situation.
So I said absolutely not. I said I'd make the last payment in September, and then going forward not pay anything. Then everything went wrong, I had a car break down (that I'm still paying), DH decided he couldnt' live in the house we were living in anymore, so I had to pay a deposit on a new apt, and move us there so that he was happy. I still pay for some of my Dad's stuff, but not as much anymore. So we barely live paycheck to paycheck right now.
I'm pretty sure I haven't posted that I bought a whole bunch of things, because I haven't. I know we've had a few posts about Christmas toys and clothes, but I haven't bought a single thing for Christmas. I can't afford it. But as far as my DD being taken care of, yes, my daughter comes first. She's mine.
BUT on the subject of my DSS being taken care of I guess I should tell you more of the story, and maybe you will understand my point more. Let's talk about Christmas last year. I bought him some toys, clothes, and a DSi and about $150 in games and accessories. I knew he didn't have one, and what little boy doesn't want one. DH got pictures 5 days later of his exwife taking a hammer to it and breaking it, and DSS in the background bawling. She also said she gave the toys and clothes I bought to the neighbors because she didn't want her son to have anything from us.
Let's talk about his birthday. I got him a $50 gift card at game stop, a $100 gift card at Old Navy, and $50 gift card at Walmart. I don't know what she did with them, but they got spent.
So, in June, I went to his school and got his school supply list. I went out, got all the stuff he needed, and bought him a $50 backpack. I didn't know what size clothes to get him, so I bought him a $300 gift card to Target. DH gets an email with pictures of them burning all the schools supplies and the bookbag, along with a note saying, "We're having a great bonfire, why don't you buy us more stuff to burn." I kept the giftcard number and went and got a receipt printed of the stuff she bought, and she used it to buy baby supplies for her new baby, and clothes for herself. Meanwhile, when we did see DSS, he was wearing clothes that were too small and didn't fit, and shoes that had holes in them. (And this was more than once, it was everytime we saw him)
And as far as her dealing with me, I never wanted that. I wrote her on the premise that I wanted DSS and DD to play and know each other. I NEVER wrote her for DH. I told her that multiple times, but she only writes me and asks for child support. She NEVER contacts DH, unless she's sending him pictures of her breaking/burning stuff. I gave her DH's email and phone number, but everything she says is directed to me.
I do have my priorities straight. My daughter comes first before all others. I haven't bought her anything recently, but I have been working my butt off to pay off my bills so I can give her a Christmas.
I look at this one sided because I don't think you understand what this woman is like. Who calls a baby ugly? Who breaks your son's presents? Who leaves their son in the hospital for 5 days and goes on vacation in FL?
I have never called her names or been disrespectful to her. I keep all of the letters professional and clear, but she always turns it into what I owe her. Her letters always go: YOU owe me. They don't say your husband owes me. I am bitter about this situation and I have every right to be upset. My first letter to her said, "I really want my daughter to have a relationship with her brother. I know you don't like my husband too much, but I love him. Since you aren't too fond of him, I'm more than happy to meet you outside of him so that the kids can have a relationship. I'm doing this for my daughter because I want whats best for her, I'm not writing you on behalf of their Dad."
She writes me back and put all the reasons she didn't want DH in DSS life. But I make it clear DH had nothing to do with my letter. This is what its been since day one. I say, I want DD and DSS to play. I get back, Where's the child support you owe me? I don't understand what she expects. I asked her if she wanted me to relay messages to DH, and she said no. I've made the effort to buy DSS things, and yes I spend more on my daughter, but I still make that effort. She just wants me to hand her cash.
I would no longer buy gift cards whatsoever for the DSS. She is using them on her own - why not put it towards actual child support. Now that you're going to court cant you use this time for visitation rights? If she's doing this stuff in front of your DSS God knows what she's doing and saying to him about you and your DH behind closed doors. What a shame! I say focus on paying the child support - it doesn't help anyone not paying it. Its the holidays right now so many stores are hiring for that. If he cant get a stable job tell him to at least get a seasonal one. Good luck!
Fine, do it then. Clearly his child will be better off without him. My father would never in a million years sign away his rights to me--he would have fought hard for me. That's what children deserve. G-d help this poor kid.
I was going to message you on FB about this Gini. You're doing a great job and getting involved in this type of situation isn't easy.
If you need to vent (without the judgement, send me a message on FB!)
I don't know what's going on with your DH either but he needs to REALLY fight for his son, because it's what his son deserves.
You're in a crappy place and a crappy situation, and you've been a lady the entire time. DH needs to grow a pair, make some sort of extra money (I understand that if putting DD in daycare would cause you to basically break even, it might not be worth it for him to work when you do), and see if HE can get custody. Yes, I said it.
DSS didn't do anything to deserve the treatment he gets from his mother and certainly doesn't need to be abandoned by his father over a matter of child support payments that are probably being spent on the ex's nails anyway.
It's not terrifically likely that DH will win, but then, you do have all kinds of evidence that the ex is a psycho who is violent and destroys things.
And for DSS' part, I'm sure he'd rather that his parents both fight for him than that they both act as if they don't want him.
Good luck. I know you're doing the best you can, but DH needs to get it together.
I do not agree with him wanting to sign over rights, but then I understand his reasoning behind it. Number 1, he thinks that the judge is going to force him and number 2, he's done with her drama. He's tired of the hell we've been put through. she tried to pay of one of DH's friends, which happens to be her cousins, to slash our tires. He didn't, but instead told DH. I think he's tired of her being so juvenile. All she wants is for him to sign over rights, and she hopes that by harassing us, he's just going to give in. Which is why I made the subject "So Disappointed" because I am disappointed. I'm disappointed that DH just wants to let her win. He doesn't WANT to sign over rights, he just wants this to end.
They will never be civil. I think I see that now. I definitely see why they divorced. I could never imagine doing the things she has done. I could never imagine using my child as a bargining chip to get money. I feel like she's just exploiting him. I think DH hates to see his son treated this way, and hopes that if he gives in, it will be easier on his son. I think he's wrong. I think that no matter what his ex will do mean things to his son because it's DH son.
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A Sewickley man arrested this week is accused of stealing charitable donation jars from several businesses across the Pittsburgh area, including Scott Township.
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Ohio Township police Chief Norbert Micklos said they arrested Michael Coyle, 33, of Sewickley, after he allegedly took the donation jar at a 7-Eleven on Neville Island on Jan. 20. Ohio Township police, who cover Neville Island, charged him with theft and receiving stolen property.
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Scott Township police said a donation box was stolen from the counter at the Panera Bread along Greentree Road. The theft happened on Jan. 21, although it was not reported until the following day.
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Meanwhile, Peters Township police Capt. Michael Yanchak said they're investigating whether Coyle really is the man who walked into the Panera Bread on Route 19 and took the change jar. Yanchak said they have not charged anyone yet, but "there is a presumption" that Coyle was involved in the Jan. 14 theft.
"They sure look like they should've been connected. It sure looks like it might be his photograph," Yanchak said of the surveillance camera video from Panera in Peters. "We're now trying to get the information from Ohio Township (police) and match everything up."