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*Форменная одежда ВКС*

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Форменная одежда ВКС

1 августа 2015 года был создан новый род войск, который получил название воздушно-космические силы, для этого были объединены военно-воздушные силы и войска...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/wqe2sLK Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Пространство мечты и гордости: на ВДНХ открылся павильон «АТОМ»*

Для посетителей открыл двери павильон «АТОМ» — выставочный просветительский комплекс с крупнейшей и самой современной в России экспозицией на тему ядерной энергии. До 12 апреля 2024 года вход в «АТОМ» будет бесплатным.
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*This Maneuver Can Help You Pay Less on Your Mortgage (Temporarily)*

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*McDonald's menu brings back the 'retired' McRib*

When Taco Bell took its beloved Mexican Pizza off the menu in Sept. 2020, it apologized to customers and blamed it on the product's packaging. "We know some fans may be sad to see this one go, we are too. One silver lining of saying goodbye to the Mexican Pizza that might help you rest easy is that removing it from our menus helps us work towards our commitment to leave a lighter footprint on our planet. Currently, Mexican Pizza packaging accounts for over 7 million pounds of paperboard material per year in the U.S.," the chain shared in a press release.Related: Beloved fast-food chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy At the time, the Yum Brands YUM chain was making an effort to streamline its menu due to the covid pandemic. The company did not say that the Mexican Pizza had "retired," or that it was gone for good. In fact, it seemed like the company took the popular product away so it could revamp its packaging and bring it back. In a way, that's what happened as Taco Bell brought Mexican Pizza back the following May and the demand was so great it sold out. The chain then took if off the menu again before bringing it back "permanently" in September. It was all probably a publicity stunt built around the need to maximize kitchen efficiency during the period when most orders were delivery or takeout. Taco Bell, however, did not make a big deal over the removal of Mexican Pizza or try to goose short-term sales by giving the beloved product a retirement tour. McDonald's MCD did exactly that when it had a "Farewell Tour" for its beloved McRib sandwich less then a year ago. The chain manipulated its customers to get them to buy a McRib one last time, even while winking at them that the goodbye might not actually be forever. The removal of Mexican Pizza from Taco Bell's menu was always seen as temporary. Image source: TheStreet McDonald's trolls its best customers The McRib has, for most of its run, been a product built around scarcity marketing. McDonald's only rarely shared plans for when the popular sandwich would be released, which helped it build a cult following. There was even an episode on "The Simpsons" which parodied that strategy while a McRib Location website was created by fans to track the sandwich's availability. That long-term strategy has kept the product relevant, which made it surprising when the fast-food chain decided to "retire" the McRib last November. "We have good news, and we have bad news. The elusive McRib is finally back…BUT this could be your last chance to get it," the chain said in a news release. "After three straight years headlining McDonald's nationwide menu each fall, the iconic sandwich is embarking on a 'Farewell Tour' – giving fans across the country one more chance to experience a taste of the McRib at participating McDonald's restaurants." Even in the press release, you can see the chain teasing its return. Still. it's surprising that McDonald's has brought back the McRib less than a year after making such a big deal of its farewell tour.McDonald's brings back the McRib While a fast-food chain "retiring" a still-popular menu item has about as much credibility as The Eagles going on a farewell tour, the timing of the McRib return has surprised some people. "I'm still confused how a Farewell Tour can be just a year, but I don't think fans are going to care all that much," wrote the Instagram Snackolator account. The popular social media page, which broke the news that McDonald's was planning this return in late-September — which McDonald's tried to get Snackolator to take down — shared more details. "The McRib will return in 'participating markets' on November 13 and I know a lot of people are going to be very happy about this. Much like other limited items recently (Cookies and Creme pie, Spicy McNuggets, etc) this will not be in every market of the country, but should make a lot of fans happy," they wrote.
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McDonald's menu brings back the 'retired' McRib

When Taco Bell took its beloved Mexican Pizza off the menu in Sept. 2020, it apologized to customers and blamed it on the product's packaging. "We know some fans may be sad to see this one go, we are too. One silver lining of saying goodbye to the Mexican Pizza that might help you rest easy is that removing it from our menus helps us work towards our commitment to leave a lighter footprint on our planet. Currently, Mexican Pizza packaging accounts for over 7 million pounds of paperboard material per year in the U.S.," the chain shared in a press release.Related: Beloved fast-food chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy At the time, the Yum Brands YUM chain was making an effort to streamline its menu due to the covid pandemic. The company did not say that the Mexican Pizza had "retired," or that it was gone for good. In fact, it seemed like the company took the popular product away so it could revamp its packaging and bring it back. In a way, that's what happened as Taco Bell brought Mexican Pizza back the following May and the demand was so great it sold out. The chain then took if off the menu again before bringing it back "permanently" in September. It was all probably a publicity stunt built around the need to maximize kitchen efficiency during the period when most orders were delivery or takeout. Taco Bell, however, did not make a big deal over the removal of Mexican Pizza or try to goose short-term sales by giving the beloved product a retirement tour. McDonald's MCD did exactly that when it had a "Farewell Tour" for its beloved McRib sandwich less then a year ago. The chain manipulated its customers to get them to buy a McRib one last time, even while winking at them that the goodbye might not actually be forever. The removal of Mexican Pizza from Taco Bell's menu was always seen as temporary. Image source: TheStreet McDonald's trolls its best customers The McRib has, for most of its run, been a product built around scarcity marketing. McDonald's only rarely shared plans for when the popular sandwich would be released, which helped it build a cult following. There was even an episode on "The Simpsons" which parodied that strategy while a McRib Location website was created by fans to track the sandwich's availability. That long-term strategy has kept the product relevant, which made it surprising when the fast-food chain decided to "retire" the McRib last November. "We have good news, and we have bad news. The elusive McRib is finally back…BUT this could be your last chance to get it," the chain said in a news release. "After three straight years headlining McDonald's nationwide menu each fall, the iconic sandwich is embarking on a 'Farewell Tour' – giving fans across the country one more chance to experience a taste of the McRib at participating McDonald's restaurants." Even in the press release, you can see the chain teasing its return. Still. it's surprising that McDonald's has brought back the McRib less than a year after making such a big deal of its farewell tour.McDonald's brings back the McRib While a fast-food chain "retiring" a still-popular menu item has about as much credibility as The Eagles going on a farewell tour, the timing of the McRib return has surprised some people. "I'm still confused how a Farewell Tour can be just a year, but I don't think fans are going to care all that much," wrote the Instagram Snackolator account. The popular social media page, which broke the news that McDonald's was planning this return in late-September — which McDonald's tried to get Snackolator to take down — shared more details. "The McRib will return in 'participating markets' on November 13 and I know a lot of people are going to be very happy about this. Much like other limited items recently (Cookies and Creme pie, Spicy McNuggets, etc) this will not be in every market of the country, but should make a lot of fans happy," they wrote.
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*1947 Partition of the Mandate of Palestine*

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1947 Partition of the Mandate of Palestine

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*What in the world is wrong with Target?*

If you head into a Target store anywhere, you are impressed by the vast, attractive and reasonably priced inventory and, except perhaps at the holidays, the relatively fast checkout process. But investors can't help but ask why is Target's TGT stock such a disaster? And how does the stock get out of the rut? Perhaps on Nov. 15 they will get a signal from the company that it has turned the corner and that the stock really has bottomed. The company is set to issue its third-quarter report before financial markets open. The stock has fallen steadily since late 2021. When the company shocked Wall Street in the summer of 2022 with a big miss on quarterly results, the shares dropped 25% in just one day. As of Nov. 10, it was down 59% from an all-time high of $266.39 in November 2021. It fell 35.6% in 2022 alone and is down 27.3% in 2023 -- even after an 11% gain in the first quarter. Related: The year-end rally looks solid, but a grinch could derail it The stock is up 5.2% since hitting an intraday low of 102.93 on Oct. 6 but is off 2.2% for November. Maybe an analyst will probe the question of a turnaround during the company's Nov. 15 morning earnings call. The short answer will be something like the company's earnings and operations are still a mess but starting to improve. The current earnings estimate is for $1.48 a share for the quarter that ended Oct. 31, down from $1.54 a year ago. Revenue is forecast at $25.3 billion, down 4.6% from a year earlier. In its second-quarter earnings report, Target was projecting earnings of $1.20 to $1.60 a share and annual earnings of $7 to $8 a share for the year. Sales will be slipping "around a wide range in the mid-single digits" for the remainder of the year. The misery of 2022 and 2013 The problems the company has faced have been enormous: The Covid-19 pandemic and the inflation surge that erupted after the pandemic eased. Too much inventory in 2022 and, worse, inventory customers didn't want. More than half the inventory in 2022 was in discretionary goods. Target customers appreciate the big inventory of staples: toothpaste, detergents, basic clothings, school supplies and the like. Then, they want the fancy stuff.Competition from the likes of Walmart WMT, Costco, and Amazon.com AMZN, Dollar Tree.Shrinkage of inventory due to theft, including organized theft. Poor performances of stores in specific sorts of locations. Downtowns have been a particular problem. The company has been closing stores all year, including nine this fall in New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland. In addition to all those issues, it is possible that Target and others got caught in the bullish vibrancy of the pre-pandemic economy and just expanded too quickly. Just as office developers did. So, Target's earnings report and the conference call under CEO Brian Cornell have to show that the problems of the last two years are resolved -- or are about to be.Target is not an outlier Target has not been alone in its struggles in the last 18 months or so. Indeed, many of Target's problems are everyone else's, too. Target and Walmart are both part of the Consumer Staples sector of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. The sector is up 1.5% in November but down 6.5% for the year. The information technology sector, aka tech, is up 10% this month and up 47% for the year. Walmart, which is also a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, released similar second-quarter results to Targets in the summer of 2022. The retailer will announce its third-quarter results on Thursday. Walmart shares fell 2% in 2022 but are up 17% this year. Appliance-and-electronics retailer Best Buy BBY fell 21% in 2022 and are down 20.5% this year.
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What in the world is wrong with Target?

If you head into a Target store anywhere, you are impressed by the vast, attractive and reasonably priced inventory and, except perhaps at the holidays, the relatively fast checkout process. But investors can't help but ask why is Target's TGT stock such a disaster? And how does the stock get out of the rut? Perhaps on Nov. 15 they will get a signal from the company that it has turned the corner and that the stock really has bottomed. The company is set to issue its third-quarter report before financial markets open. The stock has fallen steadily since late 2021. When the company shocked Wall Street in the summer of 2022 with a big miss on quarterly results, the shares dropped 25% in just one day. As of Nov. 10, it was down 59% from an all-time high of $266.39 in November 2021. It fell 35.6% in 2022 alone and is down 27.3% in 2023 -- even after an 11% gain in the first quarter. Related: The year-end rally looks solid, but a grinch could derail it The stock is up 5.2% since hitting an intraday low of 102.93 on Oct. 6 but is off 2.2% for November. Maybe an analyst will probe the question of a turnaround during the company's Nov. 15 morning earnings call. The short answer will be something like the company's earnings and operations are still a mess but starting to improve. The current earnings estimate is for $1.48 a share for the quarter that ended Oct. 31, down from $1.54 a year ago. Revenue is forecast at $25.3 billion, down 4.6% from a year earlier. In its second-quarter earnings report, Target was projecting earnings of $1.20 to $1.60 a share and annual earnings of $7 to $8 a share for the year. Sales will be slipping "around a wide range in the mid-single digits" for the remainder of the year. The misery of 2022 and 2013 The problems the company has faced have been enormous: The Covid-19 pandemic and the inflation surge that erupted after the pandemic eased. Too much inventory in 2022 and, worse, inventory customers didn't want. More than half the inventory in 2022 was in discretionary goods. Target customers appreciate the big inventory of staples: toothpaste, detergents, basic clothings, school supplies and the like. Then, they want the fancy stuff.Competition from the likes of Walmart WMT, Costco, and Amazon.com AMZN, Dollar Tree.Shrinkage of inventory due to theft, including organized theft. Poor performances of stores in specific sorts of locations. Downtowns have been a particular problem. The company has been closing stores all year, including nine this fall in New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland. In addition to all those issues, it is possible that Target and others got caught in the bullish vibrancy of the pre-pandemic economy and just expanded too quickly. Just as office developers did. So, Target's earnings report and the conference call under CEO Brian Cornell have to show that the problems of the last two years are resolved -- or are about to be.Target is not an outlier Target has not been alone in its struggles in the last 18 months or so. Indeed, many of Target's problems are everyone else's, too. Target and Walmart are both part of the Consumer Staples sector of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. The sector is up 1.5% in November but down 6.5% for the year. The information technology sector, aka tech, is up 10% this month and up 47% for the year. Walmart, which is also a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, released similar second-quarter results to Targets in the summer of 2022. The retailer will announce its third-quarter results on Thursday. Walmart shares fell 2% in 2022 but are up 17% this year. Appliance-and-electronics retailer Best Buy BBY fell 21% in 2022 and are down 20.5% this year.
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*I Tried This Martha Stewart’s Soup Recipe and It’s a New Cozy Staple*

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*Знаки отличия и*

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Знаки отличия и

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*Тактические брюки*

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Тактические брюки

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*Форма одежды и знаки*

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Форма одежды и знаки

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*Demar =?UTF-8?B?0JrRg9C/0LjRgtGMIC0g0KTQvtGA0LzQsCDQvtC00LXQttC00Ys=?=*

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