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Target Store 5/2014 Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. #TargetStore #Target
To celebrate me actually getting dressed today (christmas break does that to me...it doesn't make me less productive work wise, just less productive in actually getting out of the clothes that I slept in) I decided to document for wardrobe remix.
yellow jacket: palmer house thrift store-$1.00
red altered dress: palmer house thrift store-$1.00/ daily drawing: HERE
black skinny jeans: $22.00 Target/ daily drawing: HERE
shoes that can't be seen: dirt cheap: $10.00/ daily drawing: HERE
I didn't mean to wear so many things that I had drawn. It just happens sometimes.
Bessemer City QB Ja'hari Guthrie finding his target during the second half of action of the Southern Piedmont Conference football game against Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy. TJCA won the game 42 to 8.
Target #1103 (148,252 square feet)
12130 Jefferson Avenue, Yoder Plaza, Newport News, VA
Opened as Target Greatland October 5th, 1997, renovated into regular Target in 2008
2013 World water Week.
Monday, September 2.
Cooperation for Post-2015 Water Targets and Their Monitoring, B9/B10.
Photo: Mikael Ullén.
Target #1225 (122,474 square feet)
4601 Commonwealth Centre Parkway, Commonwealth Center, Midlothian, VA
This location opened on October 10th, 1999.
Target #2501 (142,233 square feet)
5001 Holt Ave, Peninsula Town Center, Hampton, VA
Opened July 26th, 2009
Target Store Sign, 6/2014 Meriden, CT. Target Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. #Target
Target Store Carved into Mountain 6/2014 Meriden, CT. Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. #Target
Target #1103 (148,252 square feet)
12130 Jefferson Avenue, Yoder Plaza, Newport News, VA
Opened as Target Greatland October 5th, 1997, renovated into regular Target in 2008
the two gays shook hands and agreed, neither one of them would suck a single cock until they owned the elusive brownie target six-20 featured in the advert behind them.
Arica and I had an incredibly stupid experience at Target tonight. First there was a very hyper, over helpful clerk helping us with a return. Arica was not amused. I can understand why not, what with the standing on swollen feet with a stranger insider her with a foot planted firmly in her left kidney. The clerk reminded me of someone in a class I once taught, though, and I was amused.
Then things started going wrong, and someone else was brought in to help. But not before hyper ADD girl went over to get involved in something involving a security guard. The manager, once she arrived, pled in the alternative. (See, when you go to court in the US, you're allowed to take several inconsistent positions without being penalized for it, as in "I didn't do it, and if I did it wasn't my fault, and if it was my fault then he deserved it.")
First came "what is happening here is as it should be." That simply wasn't true, and, to her credit, the manager eventually moved on to position two: "there's nothing I can do about it." This one was especially interesting, as she said (and I will try to quote her): "they took away our override codes. There was too much fraudulent transactions, or whatever." Points for novelty. (This is the Target in Edgewood, for any ATLiens reading this.) Third and last, she called someone in a far off place, who gave her an override code. Begrudgingly, I suppose.
In the meantime, the baby registry we'd printed on our way into the store and which we were using as a receipt had expired. For our purposes, it was only good for 15 minutes. Finally, after printing another registry, we had a gift card. Covered with tiny little red circles and dots. Which we now despised.
As for the sofa, well, it jumped in front of my camera.
Target in Sheboygan opened on March 2004 as one of the anchors of Deertrace Kohler which was built by IRC Retail Centers out of Oak Brook. Deertrace Kohler is Sheboygan's newest and busiest shopping area. This Target hasn't remolded yet and is probably one of the lower preforming Target's. It stills has a Pizza Hut, Starbucks, Target Cafe and also has No P-Fresh.
A recent project for the 2012 Target Race team campaign.
View the entire project at Behance.
Credits:
Creative Director: Jon Baugh
Art Director/Designer: David Schwen
Copywriter: Jeff Barbian
Art Director: Scott Gilson
Production Artist: Dallas Carroll
Car Photographer: Vic Huber
Athlete Photographer: Patrik Giardino
Design by David Schwen
Target #1103 (148,252 square feet)
12130 Jefferson Avenue, Yoder Plaza, Newport News, VA
Opened as Target Greatland October 5th, 1997, renovated into regular Target in 2008
Target #1103 (148,252 square feet)
12130 Jefferson Avenue, Yoder Plaza, Newport News, VA
Opened as Target Greatland October 5th, 1997, renovated into regular Target in 2008
Target #2337 (128,949 square feet)
9001 Staples Mill Road, Staples Mill Square, Richmond, VA
This location opened on October 14th, 2007.
meio vazia essa blend
mas tudo que eu tentava colocar a mais ficava estranho então eu tive que deixar assim :(
Target #2296 (127,239 square feet)
200 Marquis Parkway, The Marquis, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened on July 21st, 2008.
Target #1021 (118,137 square feet)
1316 Greenbrier Parkway, Greenbrier Marketcenter, Chesapeake, VA
This location opened on July 24th, 1996. It was renovated in winter 2019.
Notice the Bullseye design is still in place at most Target stores!
The Target store in Kannapolis opened in 1995 as a discount store and moved to a new SuperTarget in 2006 because Target is successful in Kannapolis!!
Unfortunately, Kmart had to close its Kannapolis store by 1996 and said that you can shop at other Kmarts in:
* Salisbury (see in my photostream or my albums Retail or Kmart
* Concord
* Statesville
* Thomasville
* Monroe
A look of Nicollet Mall on farmers market day, Nicollet Mall is off limits to traffic other than buses and taxi cabs, The Downtown Minneapolis Target Store is in the foreground, with Target's Corporate tower right behind it, every Thursday in the Summer is farmers market day on the mall.
Target Chip Ganassi Racing driver SCOTT DIXON of Auckland, New Zealand (#9) during Friday's practice of the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma.
Espero y deseo que estas nubes negras que rodean la torre de este emblemático edificio del centro de Málaga, como las que descargan agua ahora sobre la ciudad sean las únicas que veamos hasta después de Semana Santa.. bueno hasta el Sábado puede llover todo lo que quiera y que durante la semana que viene no caiga ni una gota, aunque unas nubes blancas y suaves como algodón de azúcar no están mal para los fondo de las miles y miles de fotos que se harán en esa maravillosa semana...
Feliz Martes de Nubes!!!
Gracias a Todos...
I wait for and desire that these black clouds that surround the tower by this emblematic building of the center of Malaga, like that they now unload water over the city are the unique ones which we see until after Easter....good until Saturday everything can rain what wants and that during the week that comes a drop does not fall nor, although white and smooth clouds like sugar cotton are not bad for the thousand and thousand bottom of photos that will become in that wonderful week…
Happy Tuesday of Clouds!
Thanks to All…
Astronomical clock of St. Nikolaikirche (St. Nicholas' Church), Hanseatic Town of Stralsund, district of Vorpommern-Rügen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania), Germany.
The astronomical clock of St. Nicholas' Church was built by the clockmaker Nikolaus Lilienfeld in 1394. It is the oldest nearly completely preserved astronomical clock in the Baltic Sea region and the oldest mechanical clock in the world still containing its original wheelwork. Although nearly completely preserved, the clock doesn't work anymore.
The clockface is decorated with a golden frame. It shows all the 24 hours of a day (midnight at the bottom, 6 am at the left, midday at the top, 6 pm at the right). A metallic belt which is fixed to a seperate clock hand shows the zodiac circle and the actual astrological sign.
The paintings in the four corners of the clockface show "Die vier Weltweisen" (The four Wise Men of the World):
Top left: Claudius Ptolemaeus, a Greek-Roman mathematician, astronomer, geographer, astrologer, and poet from Egypt, one of the best known astronomers of the Antiquity, "inventor" of the Ptolemaic system, a geocentric model of the cosmos.
Top right: Alfonso X of Castile, called "the Wise", sponsored the Alfonsine tables for computing the position of the Sun, Moon and planets relative to the fixed stars.
Bottom left: Ali ibn Ridwan (Hali), an Egyptian physician, astrologer and astronomer.
Bottom right: Albumasar, a Persian astrologer, astronomer, and philosopher, thought to be the greatest astrologer of the Abbasid court in Baghdad.
The pedestal of the clock shows two allegoric figures: Morning (a person opening a door) and Evening (a person closing a door).
On the side of the clock is a portrait of the clockmaker, looking out of a window.
St. Nikolaikirche was built in Northern German Brick Gothic style. It's the oldest of Stralsund's main churches. Being the main church of the local council, St. Nikolaikirche is closely connected to the town hall.
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The town of Stralsund lies in Northeast Germany in the region of Western Pomerania in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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The town lies on the sound of Strelasund, a strait of the Baltic Sea. Its geographic proximity to the island of Rügen, whose only fixed link to the mainland, the Strelasund Crossing, runs between Stralsund and the village of Altefähr, has given Stralsund the sobriquet "Gateway to the Island of Rügen" (Tor zur Insel Rügen). Stralsund lies close to the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park.
A municipal forest and three municipal ponds (the Knieperteich, Frankenteich and Moorteich) belong to the Stralsund's town borough . The three ponds and the Strelasund lend the Old Town, the original settlement site and historic centre of the town, a protected island location.
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The centre of Stralsund has a wealth of historic buildings. Since 1990, large parts of the historic old town have been renovated with private and public capital, and with the support of foundations. As a result of the contempt for historic buildings in East Germany many houses were threatened by ruin. The Old Town in particular, offers a rich variety of historic buildings, with many former merchants' houses, churches, streets and squares. Of more than 800 listed buildings in Stralsund, more than 500 are designated as individual monuments in the Old Town. In twenty years, from the Wende in 1990 to November 2010, 588 of the more than 1,000 old buildings were completely refurbished, including 363 individual monuments. Because of its historical and architectural significance, in 2002 Stralsund's old town together with the old town of Wismar were added to entitled the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list as the "Historic Centres of Stralsund and Wismar".
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The medieval towns of Wismar and Stralsund, on the Baltic coast of northern Germany, were major trading centres of the Hanseatic League in the 14th and 15th centuries. In the 17th and 18th centuries they became Swedish administrative and defensive centres for the German territories. They contributed to the development of the characteristic building types and techniques of Brick Gothic in the Baltic region, as exemplified in several important brick cathedrals, the Town Hall of Stralsund, and the series of houses for residential, commercial and crafts use, representing its evolution over several centuries.
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Stralsund short trip October 2012
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By Victoria Choi
USAG Humphreys Public Affairs
CAMP HUMPHREYS – “Kimjang” is an event where kimchi, the ubiquitous food in Korean cuisine, is made in preparation for winter. However, making kimchi is a very labor-intensive process so many neighbors divide up the different parts of this process and then make a huge batch for the entire village. In the past, Kimjang was a way to survive the harsh winters and build ties with neighbors.
The Camp Humphreys Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers (BOSS) program and the Mannam Volunteer Association worked together to organize a Kimjang event, Dec. 1, for those who wanted to volunteer making and giving away kimchi.
More than 30 Soldiers and civilians of Humphreys Community took part and experienced making kimchi and shared it with the elderly and underprivileged people of Gaemi Maeul, located on the northwest slope of Mount Inwangsan, in Hongje-dong, Seoul.
“The purpose of our Kimjang event was to share the meaning of love and the true meaning of helping, giving, and sharing,” said Charleen Hull, Mannam’s South Branch team leader. “We wanted to share with the people of Gaemi Village, who are financially struggling and unable to support themselves due to being elderly or physically disabled. Many of the elders live alone and go to the hospital every day. They are unable to cook for themselves and too proud to ask for help.”
Specialist Kareen K. Medeiros, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys and who serves as the Camp Humphreys BOSS President, said “The BOSS program decided to get together with Mannam for this project because I thought it would be a good thing for some of our military personnel to get involved with the Korean community and to give back. In my opinion it (the Kimjang event) is very important. We are here overseas, in a host country and having to serve with the Korean military. I feel it is a wonderful opportunity for our single Soldiers to come and experience what everyday living is like here in Korea and what better way to do that than to see some of the traditions themselves.”
Private Tony Harrington, assigned to 719th Military Intelligence Battalion, came to the event with his friends and enjoyed making kimchi for the very first time.
“The reason I came here is because I met a lot of good friends during the ‘Troops for Trash’ and they talked me into coming and making kimchi,” said Harrington. “This is my first time in Korea. I have only been here for (about a ) month and a half and I find it quite fine. During my stay here I try to learn more about this country and this is my first experience with kimchi. It is worth a try. So I’m having fun and enjoying making it.”