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I got Date Night for $21 and some change during TRU's 25% off sale earlier this week along with my $5 Rewards. I was initially only interested in Raven's stock, but I decided I wanted another Dexter to try different hairstyles on.
SU Kitty was a lucky break. K-mart had her on their website , so I goofed and ordered her online. Of course, literally minutes after that I got proof she's only a Walmart exclusive. I tried to cancel my order, but they don't let you do it on that site. Naturally, Krap-mart can't sell another store's exclusive and sent me SU Briar, who I cannot stand. I called up K-mart and argued, we decided the quickest option would be to return her to store. Of course, they wouldn't issue a refund b/c I paid with Paypal. We wound up getting the refund applied to my fiancee's card. We then went to Walmart, which had barely much of anything EAH, let alone Kitty. Somehow, with lots of aggravation trying to find the darn place, we made it to another Walmart where there were six of her on the shelf. Whew!
tl;dr DO NOT buy from K-mart. They've been pulling these mistakes waaaay too often.
Sample sheet showing the variety of calling cards, rewards of merit, and other printed items available in 1886 from the Connecticut Steam Card Works, Hartford, Conn.
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For the front of this sample sheet, see the following:
part 3, top middle (above)
See also Explanation of Hidden Name Calling Cards for an excerpt from the reverse side of this sample sheet.
This just proves how trendy the Memphis Bass Pro at the Pyramid really is. Judging by the name on that rewards card, evidently the lead singer from Coldplay was just here and I missed him, LoL! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Martin: I think he's using a fake "L" as a middle initial on this card just to try and throw us off, but it ain't fooling me (or is it!!??). Too bad they blacked out the rewards number, so you can't try to use any of his rewards points. I bet he has a lot of them :P
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Bass Pro Shops, 1991-built (as The Pyramid arena), Bass Pro Dr. at Riverside Dr./Front St., Memphis
I was sitting in my wife's flower bed hoping to get a photo of a humming bird feeding on the flowers. This was too good to be true as this hummer landed on the stem of one of the flowers and began licking the underside of the flower. It was very hot so I think it was resting as it drank. Picture taken with a Canon 50D with a 100-400 L I/S zoom lens.
This picture is for sale. Here is a link to this photo at Getty Images.
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So satisfying to harvest my own veggies at home. Garlic was a success, so I'll have to plant a lot more this fall for next year. I planted potatoes in bags again, seeding Chieftain, Warba and Yukon Gold varieties early in spring. All harvested July 28, 2019.
Before they went bankrupt, Younkers would give out these $20 rewards cards if you spent more than $200 in store or online. Sadly, they became only for nostalgic value in April of 2018.
Wrapping this in foil, with a ton of garlic, potatoes, veggies, herbs, and butter.
Can’t forget the butter.
"Tiada sesuatupun yang menimpa seorang Muslim sada ada kepenatan, kesakitan, kebimbangan, kedukaan, penderitaan, (hati), kesedihan hatta duri yang mencucuknya, melainkan Allah akan hapuskan dosa-dosanya disebabkan perkara itu."
(Riwayat Al-Bukhari)
This is a Winn-Dixie Customer Rewards Card I had during the time Winn-Dixie itself was still in my neck of the woods (which are the mountains of eastern Kentucky). I recently came across this while doing a little cleaning one day, and immediately thought of all the times I used this at the Hazard, KY Winn-Dixie (now United Grocery Outlet) in order to get some great deals. I originally thought about throwing it away, but decided to keep it and add it to my little retail memorabilia collection instead. It also makes me wish that Winn-Dixie was still around here...it was a pleasure to shop at!
photogenic rich rewards premium promo
Romantic Garden to cuddle,dance,date and relax.Features the Dream Scene Skyboxes for everyone to use and buy in the Shop.We sell Mesh plants,shrubs,landscape,trees,flowers
and all kinds of architecture.
/*Sky: "[TOR] SCIFI - Orange"*/
Visit this location at Garden of Dreams *GOD* in Second Life
After working all day in the yard -- weeding and planting and moving plants about -- I sat down with my husband and some friends to share a drink and watch the birds play.
Weekends always go by so fast!
Wellsville, NY. August 2017.
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Sean is the third and final person from Mission S&R who agreed to meet with me.
This meeting took place on a sheer rock bluff 30 meters (90 feet) above the valley floor. Of all his training and experience he enjoys rope work the best:
"I love the challenges it brings; there are a lot of technical aspects to rope rescue."
And on serving the community for 13+ years:
"Each successful search and rescue is a very rewarding experience; it's a mix of interpersonal, technical and physical skills. The bond it creates among our team members is second to none."
Project 100x: the 2024 Edition
39-100 Strangers
Played by Robert Downey Jr.
Wallpaper from Wyndham Rewards
This image is property of The Walt Disney Company / Marvel Entertainment
Auburn, NY. June 2020.
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I have been building up Sony Rewards credit card for years since I got my first SLR from them. I just cashed my points in again for a free Sony A57. It arrived yesterday just in time to shoot the first bluebonnets to flower. There are going to be lots more bluebonnets posted. Tons came up this year.
I spent the past week and a half exploring the California coast from Pacifica to Southern Big Sur. This stretch of coast has many photogenic locations, some of them world class. Other locations I visited weren't due to doing research they were products of deciding to go check something out and see what was there. This particular morning on the coast was exactly that. I had no idea what I was going to find at Kirk Creek Beach on my hunt to watch the full moon set of over the pacific. I was thrilled to discover these two stacks and found that they made perfect subjects on a clear morning.
Nikon D300 / Tokina 12-24 mm / F11 / 1/3s / Lee .6 Soft Grad
Thanks for looking!
Jupiter, The Moon, Mars and an Audience
I have loved astronomy, space and everything related to it for years. Looking at objects in space has often been a challenge, but the rewards are countless.
It is always a pleasure looking through the eyepiece and being astounded by what I see, but my greatest pleasure has always been sharing that view. Taking photos and publishing them, is great way of sharing what's up there, getting people thinking about the wider universe we inhabit.
It my experience, it's even greater to set the scope up, and then get a friend, neighbour, anyone to look through that eyepiece for themselves, the reaction is often of disbelief, surprise and suddenly for them it seems to click as to why I am constantly going on about space, my telescope and how epic it all is.
Just over a year ago, I heard of something called the Virtual Star Party. Thanks to the power of Google+ and Google Hangouts, amateur and professional astronomers are able to stream a live view of what they are looking at through their telescope, to the internet and thus an audience around the world.
Having watched several of these hangouts; I quickly realised I wanted to be part of this, to share my passion for astronomy and my view on the universe. This was to me, the ultimate way of sharing.
Of course, it's never that simple. I am a bar man, so I work irregular hours, with a changing shift pattern, the weather in England never plays ball and technology can be a fickle thing.
The Virtual Star Party is hosted and co-ordinated in America, so time difference, light summer skies and shift patterns normally conspire against me, but this Monday - the 23rd of September 2013 at 4:00 GMT, I was drinking coffee and joining the Virtual Star Party for the first time.
Technology was against us, with fellow amateur astronomers suffering from computer issues, communication issues and in my case, the microphone on my webcam dropped out.
Gremlins aside, the show went on and for just under an hour we broadcast our view, live to an audience around the world, that hour went fast, and it was fantastic!
I will be the first to admit, I was nervous and really didn't know what to do with myself, something that given the chance I want to work on and prepare for a bit next time. Thankfully my seeing was really good that night, my scopes usual gremlins weren't playing up and the sky was crystal clear with no wind present.
I opened with my view of Jupiter, it's bands and soft hues showing up wonderfully, the audience would easily be able to tell it's live, given the atmospheric turbulence made it shimmer, and shift, but not so much as to ruin the view.
Thanks to my new camera, the ASI120mc and the wonderful FireCapture 2.3 software, I have great exposure control, so could increase and decrease exposure easily and precisely, allowing me to show the four major Galilean moons.
As the show went on, I moved over to my view of the Moon, a combination of good seeing and the new HD mode that Google Hangouts delivers, enabled me to really show off the craters, shadows, mountains, surface texture changes and really just enjoy what remains one of my favourite objects to just sit and stare at, for hours and hours!
Indeed, this view and the kind commentary from the other astronomers, really helped settle my nerves and just relax and enjoy the moment.
The audience seemed to be enjoying the view, asking questions and that really was a pleasure, knowing other people can enjoy what my backyard view has to offer.
This technology, this ability to share, with reasonable ease; a view of the solar system and beyond, from a backyard in the middle of suburbia, is in my mind, remarkable and of huge benefit.
Rarely people look up, those that do, will spot the Moon, a few stars and wonder as I think most people have, what is out there. Here, with this technology, we can share, explain, with detail and laughs along the way.
As the show wrapped up, I moved back to Jupiter - and just as goodbyes where to be said, I spotted the leading edge of the Great Red Spot, something the Virtual Star Party had never seen before, due to timing and other conditions.
So there I am frantically trying to get my focus spot on, whilst Fraser and the other astronomers try to spot it. Ultimately we couldn't tell if it was there, or not. So after the show ended, I captured some footage, and stacked it; it was there, the GRS!
By this point, it's gone 5:00 in the morning, my fingers are cold, the telescope dripping wet with dew, but the mix of geeky excitement and coffee let me stay up for another hour, to capture for the first time ever , a view of Mars.
The sleep deprivation made my shift at work a little bit painful, but I am so glad I finally got to take part in this amazing event, made possible with technology, but passionate, enthusiastic and likeminded people.
It was an absolute privilege to do it, and one I hope to repeat often and soon, well assuming those clouds keep away!
Images attached where all taken using the following setup:
Meade LX90 8" SCT
ASI120mc Camera
3x Meade Shorty Barlow for close ups
Processed with PIPP, Registax and Photoshop.
Winter paddling has it share of challenges - water so cold it drips off paddles like syrup, sudden weather changes, and so forth. But the rewards can be incredible. This day on Cultus Lake, we were the only boats on the lake for the entire 4 hours we were out. The light was interesting, and the mist hanging on the mountain slopes was pretty lovely.
Sample sheet showing the variety of calling cards, rewards of merit, and other printed items available in 1886 from the Connecticut Steam Card Works, Hartford, Conn.
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For the front of this sample sheet, see the following:
part 6, bottom right (above)
See also Explanation of Hidden Name Calling Cards for an excerpt from the reverse side of this sample sheet.