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Thread DetailsLast Edited by nuffsaid September 24, 2012 at 08:37 AM
Welcome to the new Target & Super Target deals thread!
Please read this post and the 2 wikis before posting and/or asking questions. Thanks!
Click here to create a personal sticky which will stick this thread to the top of the forum.
Please keep all OT and chit chat to a minimum. For anything that is not deal-related, please join us here at the Target Chit Chat thread, in the ever-popular SD Lounge for lighthearted chit chat that may or may not be related to Target.
When you make a post you need to avoid doing a copy and paste of the work of someone else. It is stealing to copy and paste things directly from other sites such as the TT site.
We have been contacted by them and asked nicely to stop doing that.
If you see good coupons or deals just we love to have you share them with us, just be sure to rewrite them before posting.
Target Thread Rules:
- Do not ask (even in a covert way) for any coupon that has been scanned or discuss any coupon that is not used for its intended purpose. This goes for ALL scanned � this is what ALTERED means � this will cause this thread to shut down, per Moderator warning.
- Do not post directly to Ebay auctions. It is considered self-promotion because the mods don�t have a way to verify if you are the seller or not.
- Do not discuss or promote unethical and/or illegal activities with coupons or GCs (i.e. using expired coupons, using fake coupons, etc). Do not post expired coupons. Do not discuss ways to use expired manufacturer�s coupons (Clarification of this rule can be found here.)
- Do not discuss ways to misuse the true intent of a manufacturer coupon.
- Target.com has changed to the E-Centives coupon printing system where you have to download special software that keeps track of what you printed, like bricks coupons. The coupons print out directly to your printer. The manufacturer coupons printed from the Target.com website can NOT be posted here as they have a unique serial number above the right hand barcode. Target coupons printed from sites such as RedPlum are also now individually encoded and can NOT be posted here as well. If a Target coupon (such as those currently from Target.com) is not individually coded, it can be posted here.
- In keeping with SD rules, multiple per pages (MPPs) must be hosted off site, such as with google docs.
- Finally - Mod Alert any fighting! The mods would rather catch it in the beginning, versus going back 5 pages to see what happened.
Target Coupon Policy - Take a copy of this with you!
Link to Target Coupon Policy [target.com]
Quote :Dear Target Guest,
Thanks for asking again about using coupons at Target. Coupons are a great way to save even more when shopping at Target, and we make it easy to use them at our stores. But because of the variety of coupons available to our guests, we do have some guidelines for how coupons can be redeemed at Target:
Thanks for shopping with us. We'll see you again soon at Target.
Target Guest Relations
Quote :Dear Target Guest,
Thanks for writing back regarding our coupon acceptance at Target. When a coupon states one per purchase, and you have more than one, you can use one coupon per item, as each item is considered a purchase and not a transaction.
We always welcome your questions, so if we can assist you in the future, please contact our Target Guest Relations team at (800) 440-0680. You can also speak with a team member at the Guest Services Desk at your local Target store, or visit us on Target.com. Either way, we're here to help!
Thanks for shopping with us. I hope we'll see you again soon at Target.
Target Guest Relations
Target Coupons and Attachments through the PAPER CLIP - Current Thread PaperClipOther Coupon Resources
Target Coupon GeneratorsALL current Target Web Coupons have this restriction, "Limit one offer per TRANSACTION."Target Mobile Coupons
Generators are no longer available as "All currently available Target coupons were released with printing restrictions on them. Therefore, we can not host them here." Please refer to wiki for MPPs hosted off-site.
Sign up here [target.com]
You will then receive texts from Target supplying you a link to go to on your phone. You will need internet on your phone to use that link. Just show the barcode to your cashier and they just need to scan it.
Coupon is unique per phone# and can only be used once per item.
Don't have internet on your phone? That fine- sign up any way and then on your computer go here [target.com]. Enter your phone number and print out the barcode.
Alphabetical List of Unexpired Newspaper Insert Coupon ThreadDPCI Inventory Checkers & Numbers
List of Each Coupon Insert's Oldest Expiration Date
Printable Coupon Thread
Sources for more coupons, including printable coupon websites and clipping services
Official Trading Thread
Drugstore and Grocery store Coupons Only Trading Thread
Detailed List of Coupon Clipping Services, including location and service/S&H charges [google.com]
Target ASIN/DCPI Inventory Checker - Credit goes to jxmiller
Target ASIN Inventory Checker (append the ASIN at the end of the url after it says asin= ) - Credit goes to inyearstocome
TARGET MOBILE - Credit goes to legster
Target Inventory Locator -- has been updated to work with DPCIs again. Any problems, PM khemical (the creator of this)
Other Target Information
1. Mark Down Schedule - Please note that the list may not be entirely accurate, as some stores have reportedly made changes to this schedule and other stores may be days (or weeks) behind schedule!
- Monday - Electronics, Kids Clothing and Stationary (Cards, GiftWrap, etc.)
- Tuesday - Domestics, Women's Clothing, Pets and Market (food items)
- Wednesday - Men's Clothing, Toys, Health and Beauty, Lawn & Garden items
- Thursday - House Wares, Lingerie, Shoes, Sporting Goods, Movies, Music, Books, Decor and Luggage
- Friday - Auto, Cosmetics, Hardware, & Jewelry
- 50% off day after holiday for three days
- 75% off fourth day after holiday for three days
- 90% off seventh day after holiday for 1-2 days.
- Target price adjustments can be done for 14 days (excluding clearance). If you purchase an item and it goes on sale within the next 2 weeks, you can take your receipt to Customer Service for a price adjustment.
- If an item you want is out of stock, there should be a little tear off pad with rainchecks. You tear one off and take it to the cashier, tell them the quantity you want, and they will print a raincheck. Please note, current rainchecks do not have a barcode and when you go to use a raincheck, the cashier has to manually type it in rather than scanning a barcode.
- Target.com has switched to using E-Centives coupon printable software that limits and tracks the number of coupons you print and Target coupons can no longer be printed at the in store kiosks because of this.
6. Missed Coupon Policy
- Target stores will now match prices of other stores with a physical ad of the competing store. Please refer to their official price match policy at their website here [target.com].
8. Out Of Stock Items
- If an item is out of stock (OOS) on both the shelf and the backroom and needs to be ordered from the warehouse, there will be a small gray dot sticker on the shelf price tag of the item. If there is no gray dot on the shelf price tag, enter the DCPI number into an updated price check scanner to check back room stock of the item. If your store has the old style of scanners, ask a team member to check the stock of the item for you.
9. Contacting Guest Relations
- (800) 440-0680
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- Questions, Comments and/or Complaints about Target/Super Target and/or Team Members.
- When sending a Team Member compliment and/or complaint, keep in mind that ETL's get share-pay bonuses, while Team Members don't. Stores are responsible for store-controlled things like clean restrooms and sales floors, carts and hand baskets available, response time to the jewelry and electronics counters and Guest call buttons, etc. Also, use a different E-mail/name each time, else after 2-3 complaints they just refer you to the Store Team Leader (STL).
Common Abbreviations & Acronyms Throughout the thread, you may find some abbreviations and acronyms that are confusing, as some are very specific to Target. Here are some of the most common you'll see mentioned repeatedly.
- AC = After Coupon(s) (as in, "I used 4 MQs and 3 TQs, so my total AC was $1.23.")
- AF = Archer Farms
- AP = Asset Protection ("Loss Prevention" or LP for many other stores)
- BC = Before Coupon(s) (as in, "My total BC was $56.78.")
- BOGO = Buy One, Get One free
- Blinkie = In store, on aisle coupon dispenser with blinking LED light
- GSTL = Guest Services Team Leader (Cashier Supervisor)
- HTH = Hope That Helps
- INF = Item Not Found. Usually refers to an item that has been on clearance and has been salvaged.
- LOD = Leader on Duty [like a Manager on Duty (either the store manager or a store asst. manager)
- MM = Money maker
- MQ = Manufacturer's Coupon
- MP = Market Pantry
- MPP = Multiples Per Page
- OOP = Out of Pocket
- OOS = Out of Stock
- PA = Price Adjustment
- PM (first meaning) = Private Message
- PM (second meaning) = Price Match
- Peelie = Peel away coupon on retail package
- RP = Redplum
- Q = Coupon
- SS = Smart Source
- TL = Team Lead [a level of Target mgmt. (supervisor, department manager)]
- TPC = Temporary Price Cut
- TQ = Target Coupon
- V = Vendor Coupon
- YMMV = Your Mileage May Vary (as in, something may or may not work for you)
How do I let someone know they've posted a no-no?
- If you feel it would be beneficial and helpful to the thread as a whole, go ahead and post an answer. But if you need to correct someone on an etiquette issue or on coupon use, try PM'ing them first. That avoids embarrassment and negative posts. The mods are watching our thread closely--we want to keep things helpful and pleasant.
New to couponing? Please read hawaiiandawn's thread - New Q Shoppers, Don't be Scared! You Can Do This!!
New to the thread? Please read:
1) Target puts out their own coupons on their website. You can combine Target coupons and use them with manufacturer's coupons. So if you have a Target coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00, and a manufacturer's coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00 - you are allowed to use them both together and get $2.00 off your ketchup purchase. So check Target's website, I think they put up new coupons every other weekend.
2) You can also find Target coupons in the newspaper. If they aren't in your newspaper, check e*bay and coupon clipper sites - do a search for "Target coupons" and see what comes up. You can also combine these with manufacturer's coupons. Right now there are Target insert/newspaper coupons for $2.00 off Kotex items and there are manufacturer's coupons for $1.00 or $.50 off Kotex items. This makes some of the Kotex items FREE.
3) Check your coupons and make sure that they don't say "excludes trial items" on them. If they don't, you should be able to use them on trial items, potentially getting them FREE. (This varies from store to store, some stores will refuse you.) Not long ago, there were $1.00 Tide detergent coupons, and you could use them on the Tide trial sizes which were $1.00 = FREE Tide.
4) Keep your eyes open for coupons in the actual store. Sometimes Target will have tearpads, peelies, hangtags, etc, that are Target coupons. Again, you can combine them with your manufacturer coupons. Right now there are $1.00 Target Ziplock coupons attached to some Ziplock items in the store + $1.00 Ziplock manufacterer coupons = some pretty cheap darn Ziplock stuff..
5) Watch the Target ads for gift card deals. These are AWESOME. Combined with coupons, sometimes Target will pay YOU to take items off their hands. The last major one I remember was the Venus or Fusion razors.. it was buy two, get a $5 or $10 gift card, I can't remember which. And there were $4 coupons available to use on the razors. Buy two razors, use two $4 coupons and get handed a gift card back.. good deal. There's also a Sobe gift card deal coming up, making the Sobe free using coupons.
6) Keep your eyes open for coupons that say "buy x product, get y product free." Then combine those with other coupons. Example: I had coupons for $1.00 off Chinet plates. I also had coupons for FREE Heinz ketchup when you buy Chinet plates. I ALSO had $3 off $15 partyware purchase Target coupon. Combine all those, and I now live in a Chinet fort and take baths in ketchup. My skin has never looked so smooth (and tomatoey) and my utility bills have never been so high. (I'm kidding, I'm kidding.. )
Hope that helps out a little bit. We were all new once. Feel free to PM someone when you have a question about something they post here.. if they don't answer, at least you tried, right? And a bunch of people will answer.
Community Wiki
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Daily Recaps of Important Info: (or do a thread search for RECAP)
RECAP Team Lead - Tsarina
Sunday by sdNewby 10/14/2012 - 10/21/12
Monday by Tsarina 10/15/2012 - 10/22/12
Tuesday by EphU 10/16/2012 - 10/23/12
Wednesday by sk8er 10/17/2012 - 10/24/12
Thursday by niko2k4 10/18/12
Friday by Tsarina 10/19/12 - 10/26/12
Saturday by sk8er 10/20/12
Wiki Team
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Please include expiration dates when posting to the wiki.
Benadryl Itch Relief Sticks $2.29[/B]
Use $2/1 from 6/19 RP exp 12/31/12
Final Price: $.29
Crest GC deal ends 11/3
3D White Radiant 5.8 oz for 2.84 and both the GC deal and the price are good until 11/3
Juicy Juice Fruitful Buy 2 Get 1 free ends 10/27
They are priced at $2.49 and if you buy two you get one free. There's a $1/1 mfr ip here [juicyjuice.com]. So if you use (2) $1/1 cpn then it comes to $2.98 for all three or $.99 a pack.
Method buy 3 @ 2.99 get one free ends 10/27
Ragu buy 2 get mp pasta free ends 10/27
Buy (2)Burt's Bees Hydrating 6oz Cleansers $9.99 = $19.98
- (2) $3/1 IP HERE [facebook.com]
- (2) $3/1 Target Q HERE [target.com]
= $7.98 AND get a $5GC
... $2.98 for both... $1.49 each
$ 5 GC when you buy any TWO Gillette items listed - Gillette ProGlide Fusion power razor for $9.89 or Venus Embrace razor for $8.99. Other selected Gillette ProGlide and Embrace razors and cartridges included
$ 5 GC when you buy any TWO items listed - (Downy 96- to 120-load liquid or 200-ct sheets; Bounce 6-month Dryer Bar or 200-ct sheets for $7.99 each) or (6-, 8-, or 10-pk Puffs facial tissue for $8.99 each) or (150-oz liquid or 120-load powder Gain or Cheer laundry detergent for $14.99 each) or (12-pk Bounty piant-roll paper towels for $14.99 each) or (16-pk mega-roll or 30-pk double roll Charmin bath tissue for $15.99 each) or (29- or 33-lb Iams and other selected dog food for $29.99 each)
$10 GC when you reserve Call of Duty:Black Ops II AND buy any Xbox or PS3 game system
$10 GC when you buy either router shown (Netgear N300 or Cisco Linksys E1200) $44.99 each
$10 GC when you buy any Lego set priced $39.99 or higher
$15 GC when you buy KitchenAid Ice cream maker attachment for $79.99
$20 GC when you buy either Shark item shown (Shark Lift-Away Professional Steam Pocket Mop for $149.99) or (Shark Navigator Lift-Away bagless vacuum for $179.99)
$20 GC when you buy KitchenAid Toaster oven or 14-cup coffeemaker for $99.99 each
$25 GC when you buy iPod touch 16GB for $199
$30 GC when you buy KitchenAid 10-pc stainless steel cookware set for $149.99
$30 GC when you buy any 4moms Classic Mamaroo infant seat for $199.99 or 4moms Plush infant seat for $239.99
$40 GC when you buy the new iPad 16 GB for $499.99
$50 GC when you buy KitchenAid Ultra Power stand mixer for $299.99
ALL current Target Web Coupons have this restriction,
"Limit one coupon or offer per Guest."
Abreva cold sore balm or pump treatment .07oz. $3 off exp 11/03/12
Abreva Conceal cold sore patch $2 off exp 01/07/13
Act Mouthwash or Rinse $1 exp 11/02/12
All Free Clear laundry detergent (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Almay intense i-color cosmetic item (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Almay intense i-color cosmetic item (ETS) 75¢ off exp 11/03/12
Almay makeup remover (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Almay makeup remover (ETS) 75¢ off exp 11/03/12
Almay Smart Shade cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off exp 12/01/12
Almay Smart Shade cosmetic item (ETS) 75¢ off exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms bagged coffee $1.50off2 exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms chips 8oz. or larger $1off2 exp 12/01/12
Archer Farms frozen pizza $1.25off2 exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms frozen pizza $1.25off2 exp 12/01/12
Archer Farms Holiday Dinner for 8 Turkey or Ham $10 exp 11/22/12
Archer Farms or Market Pantry snacks - Fruit snacks or Snack bars $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms or Market Pantry snacks - Fruit snacks or Snack bars $1off2 exp 12/01/12
Archer Farms salsa $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms snacks - Trail mix or Nuts (ESS) $1.50off2 exp 11/03/12
Archer Farms snacks - Trail mix or Nuts (ESS) $1.50off2 exp 12/01/12
Archer Farms tea bags 20ct. 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
Arm & Hammer cat litter $1 off exp 11/03/12
Arm & Hammer cat litter $1 off exp 12/01/12
Arm & Hammer laundry detergent (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Aveeno facial care item or hand & body skin care lotion (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Axe Hair Care $2off2 exp 11/17/12
Baby Einstein Discovering Music activity table $5 off exp 12/08/12
Bagel Bites snacks 9ct. $2off2 exp 12/01/12
Beggin' dog treats 75¢ exp 11/07/12
Bertolli pasta sauce $1.50off2 exp 11/25/12
Bissell SpotBot Pet spot and stain cleaner $10 off exp 11/03/12
Boots & Barkley pet bed or bed cover $3 off $13.99 or higher exp 12/01/12
Burt's Bees Intense Hydration skin care item (ETS) $3 off exp 11/03/12
C&H sugar 2 or 5# 65¢off2 exp 12/01/12
Campbell's Skillet Sauce $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Ceramic dinnerware item $3 off $9.99 or higher exp 12/01/12
Cesar wet dog food 3.5oz. $1.50off10 exp 11/03/12
Cesar wet dog foods 12pk. $3off2 exp 11/03/12
Christmas tree $10 off $100 or higher exp 12/01/12
Coca-Cola brand soda 20oz. 50¢off2 exp 11/25/12
Coleman or Aerobed sporting goods item 5% off exp 11/03/12
Coleman or Aerobed sporting goods item 5% off x112112
Cottonelle items - Bath tissue 6pk. or larger AND Fresh wipes 42ct. or larger $2 off wyb BOTH exp 12/01/12
Crisco item - Shortening, Spray, or Oil $1 off exp 11/03/12
Crisco item - Shortening, Spray, or Oil $1 off exp 11/25/12
Crock-Pot seasoning mix Small appliance Dept. 75¢ off exp 12/01/12
Decorative toss pillow B1G1 50%off exp 12/01/12
Designer cosmetic item - Jemma Kidd, NP Set, or Pixi (ETS) $3 off exp 11/03/12
Disney Gummies multivitamins 180ct. $3off2 exp 11/03/12
Domino sugar 2 to 4# 65¢off2 exp 12/01/12
Dove Body Wash $1 exp 11/17/12
Dove chocolate 7.94oz. or larger $1.50off2 exp 11/25/12
Dr. Scholl's or Dr. Scholl's for Her shoe insoles or device $5off2 exp 11/03/12
Facial care item - Pond's, Simple, or St Ives (ETS) $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Falling Together book $2 off exp 11/10/12
First Response pregnancy or ovulation test 2ct. or larger $1 off exp 11/03/12
Fisher-Price My Little Snugamonkey Cradle Swing $20 exp 11/17/12
Fisher-Price Snugamonkey Newborn Rock n Play Sleeper or Bouncer or Gym $10 exp 11/17/12
Flings everyday-size pop-up recycle bins 3ct. $2 off exp 11/03/12
Folgers Gourmet Selections bagged coffee 10oz. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Folgers Gourmet Selections bagged coffee 10oz. $1 off exp 11/25/12
Freschetta frozen pizza $1 off exp 11/03/12
Friskies party mix cat food item FREE with purchase of three Friskies party mix cat food exp 11/07/12
Garnier Facial Skin Care $2 exp 11/03/12
GE Energy Smart CFL or Halogen or Reveal or LED $2 exp 11/03/12
Gerber cloth diapers 5- or 10-pk. 2.50 exp 11/17/12
Gerber Graduates Lil Dippers or Kids Selects baby food FREE wyb 5 Gerber Graduates items exp 11/03/12
Gilligan & O'Malley bra (Excludes nursing bras) $2 off $14.99 or higher item exp 11/03/12
Glade air care item (ETS and 8oz. aerosols) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Gold Bond Etra Strength Medicated Body Lotion 8 oz .75 exp 11/02/12
Gold Bond Skin Care Lotion 13 oz or larger $1.50 exp 11/02/12
Good 'n Natural nutrition bars (ESS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Good 'n Natural nutrition bars (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
GoodNites absorbency item - Bed mats or Underwear $1.50 off exp 11/03/12
Greeting cards (Excludes cards under $1) $1off3 exp 11/03/12
Greeting cards (Excludes cards under $1) $2off3 exp 12/01/12
Greeting cards 20 5x7 FREE wyb 40 or more 5x7 greeting cards exp 12/08/12
Halls cough drops 30ct. - Cherry, Honey Lemon, or Mentho-lyptus $1off3 exp 11/03/12
Hellmann's or Best Foods mayonnaise 9oz. or larger $1off2 exp 11/25/12
Hershey's chocolate candy 16.5oz. or larger bags $2off2 exp 11/03/12
Holiday décor item (Excludes stationery items) $2 off $8 or higher exp 12/01/12
Horizon Organic milk 3pk. 8oz. 75¢ off exp 11/03/12 (Void in CA, CO, LA, MA, NJ, NV, PA, VA, ME, MO, ND & TN)
Hunt's canned diced tomatoes 14.5oz. $1off4 exp 11/25/12
Infantino Pop & Play Pop & Swap gym $5 off exp 12/01/12
International Delight coffee creamer 16oz. 50¢ off exp 12/01/12
International Delights coffee creamer 32oz. 75¢ off exp 11/03/12 (Void in CA, CO, NV, NJ, LA & TN)
Jergens skin care lotion (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Kids' accessory item B1G1 50% off exp 11/03/12
Kids' accessory item B1G1 50% off exp 12/01/12
Kids' apparel item 20% off exp 11/03/12
Kids' apparel item 20% off exp 12/01/12
Kids' holiday activity kits $2off3 exp 12/24/12
Knorr Homestyle cooking stocks 4pk. 75¢ off exp 11/25/12
Kodak photo calendar 8.5x11 20% off exp 12/08/12
Lipton tea - Bags or Mix 75¢off2 exp 11/25/12
Liz Lange purchase of $20 or more $5 off exp 12/01/12
L'Oreal Anti-Aging Skin Care $3 exp 11/03/12
L'Oreal Colour Riche Nail Polish $1 exp 11/03/12
L'Oreal Cosmetic $1 exp 11/03/12
L'Oréal hair care $1 exp 11/03/12
L'Oréal hair care item - EverCreme, EverPure, EverSleek, or EverStrong (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
L'Oreal Preference Hair Color $1 exp 11/03/12
M&M's chocolate candy 9.3oz. or larger $1.50off2 exp 11/25/12
Marie Callender's frozen pie 28oz. or larger AND Reddi Whip 6.5 to 7oz. $1.50 off wyb BOTH exp 11/25/12
Marie Callender's single-serve pie 75¢ off exp 11/25/12
Market Pantry - English muffins or Bagels $1off3 exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry - Pasta sauce or Dry pasta $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry cheese 5oz. or larger $1off2 exp 11/03/12 (Void in CA, LA & TN)
Market Pantry cheese item (ESS) $1off2 exp 12/01/12 (Void in CA, LA, & TN)
Market Pantry chunky or homestyle canned soup $1.50off3 exp 12/01/12
Market Pantry condensed soup 10.5oz. or larger 75¢off3 exp 12/01/12
Market Pantry dry pasta $1off3 exp 12/01/12
Market Pantry frozen fruit 40oz. or larger $1 off exp 12/01/12
Market Pantry frozen fruit item $1 off exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry frozen meals 32oz. $2off2 exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry ice cream 48oz. $1off2 exp 11/03/12 (Void in CA, CO, LA, NV & TN)
Market Pantry ice cream 48oz. $1off2 exp 12/01/12 (Void in CA, CO, LA, NV, & TN)
Market Pantry juice 15oz. or larger (Excludes refrigerated juice) $1off2 exp 12/01/12
Market Pantry lunch meat tubs 7 or 9oz. $1.25off2 exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry multiserve juice $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Market Pantry pasta sauce $1off2 exp 12/01/12
Mars bagged snack-sized candies 26oz. or larger $1.50off2 exp 11/03/12
Maybelline New York eye makeup item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Maybelline New York face cosmetic item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Method item $1 11/03/12
Mucinex cold relief item - Liquid 9oz. or Caplets 30ct. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Nate Berkus bed sheets or bathroom item 20% off exp 12/01/12
Nature Made Gummies vitamins 60ct. or larger $1 off exp 11/03/12
Nature Made vitamin or supplement item $1 off exp 11/03/12
Nectresse sweetener item $1 off exp 11/03/12
NetTalk cordless VoIP calling device $10 off exp 12/01/12
Neutrogena cosmetics (ETS) $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Opti-Free multi-purpose contact solution 10oz. or larger $1 off exp 11/03/12
Optimal Solutions health care item $2 off exp 11/03/12
Optimal Solutions nutritional supplement (ETS) $2 off exp 12/01/12
Orajel single dose cold sore treatment 2pk. $2 off exp 11/03/12
OxiClean laundry care item (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Pam cooking spray or Wesson canola/vegetable oil 48oz. 75¢ off exp 11/25/12
Philips USB or battery operated decorative lights $1 off exp 12/24/12
Photo greeting card 5x7 B1G1 FREE exp 11/03/12
Pillsbury baking items $1off2 exp 11/25/12
Pillsbury baking items (Excludes refrigerated items) $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Pixi Flawless Beauty primer $3 off exp 11/03/12
Playtex gentle glide feminine product 36ct. $1 off exp 11/03/12
PowerBar nutrition bars 4pk. or larger B1G1 50% off exp 12/01/12
Project Seven gum B1G1 FREE exp 12/01/12
Pull-Ups training pants - Learning Designs or Night-Time $3 off wyb BOTH exp 11/03/12
Purell sanitizing item 8oz. or larger $1 off exp 12/01/12
Purina dog treat Busy Bone 75¢ exp 11/07/12
Renuzit air care Tempting Indulgence Collection 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
Revlon Nail Art Kit $1 exp 11/03/12
Rimmel Scandal Eyes cosmetic item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Scrubbing Bubbles automatic shower cleaner $5 off exp 11/03/12
Scrubbing Bubbles Fresh Brush starter kit and caddy $3 off exp 11/03/12
Scrubbing Bubbles One Step Toilet Bowl Cleaner $3 off exp 11/03/12
Scrubbing Bubbles Total Kitchen cleaner 11oz. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Scrubbing Bubbles Total Kitchen cleaner 11oz. $1 off exp 12/07/12
Seattle's Best bagged coffee 12oz. $1 off wyb Dixie PerfecTouch cups exp 11/25/12
Selsun Blue hair care item 11oz. $2 off exp 11/03/12
Seventh Generation baby item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
Skinny Cow chocolate candy item (ESS) $3off2 exp 12/01/12
Slim Jim beef jerky - Dare 2.9oz. or Steakhouse 3.15oz. $1.50 off exp 11/25/12
Smuckers or Jif sandwich spread $1off2 exp 11/25/12
Snuggle liquid fabric softener (ETS) $1 off exp 12/01/12
Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off exp 12/01/12
Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off exp 12/01/12 (different barcode ???)
Stouffer's Meals for One frozen entrée B4G1 FREE exp 11/03/12
Suave products $3 off $10 or more purchase exp 11/03/12
Surf powder laundry detergent 52 or 156oz. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Swiss Miss cocoa mix 8ct. or larger 50¢off2 exp 11/25/12
Target Home brand table cloth $3 off exp 12/01/12
TGI Friday's frozen snacks $3off3 exp 11/03/12
TGI Friday's Hot and Spicy Chicken Wings $2 off exp 11/03/12
The Art of Hearing Heartbeats book $2 off exp 12/08/12
Threshold home item 20% off exp 12/01/12
Tombstone frozen pizza 75¢ off exp 11/03/12
Tylenol cold and sinus item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
up & up air care item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
up & up baby formula $1.50off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up boxed diapers 60ct. or larger $1off2 exp 11/03/12
up & up cleaning item (ETS) 75¢ off exp 11/03/12
up & up cleaning item (Excludes items under $1) $1.50off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up digestive health item (ETS) $1 off exp 11/03/12
up & up digestive health item (ETS) 75¢off exp 12/01/12
up & up disposable tabletop items $1off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up facial skin care item (ETS) 75¢ off exp 12/01/12
up & up facial tissue (ETS) 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
up & up feminine care item (ETS) 75¢ off exp 12/01/12
up & up food wrap or food storage item $1off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up food wrap or food storage item 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
up & up hand soap 7.5oz. or larger 50¢ off exp 12/01/12
up & up laundry care items - Dryer sheets 105ct. or larger, Fabric softener, or Bleach (ETS) $1off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up laundry detergent (ETS) 1.50 off exp 11/03/12
up & up oral care item (ETS) 50¢ off exp 12/01/12
up & up pain relief item (ETS) $1off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up paper towels 6pk. or larger $1.50off2 exp 12/01/12
up & up paper towels 6pk. or larger 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
up & up premium hand soap 7.5oz. or larger 50¢ off exp 11/03/12
up & up smoking cessation item (ETS) $1.50off2 exp 11/03/12
up & up vitamins or nutritional supplement (ETS) 75¢ off exp 12/01/12
V8 V-Fusion + Energy beverage $1 off exp 11/03/12
V8 V-Fusion smoothie 36oz. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Vanity Fair disposable table top item - Beverage or dinner napkins 40ct., Napkins 100-200ct., Dinner plates 20-22ct., or Bowls 22ct. $1off2 exp 11/03/12
Vaseline baby petroleum jelly $1 off 13-oz. exp 11/17/12
Viva paper towels 8pk. or larger $1 off exp 11/03/12
Weight Watchers Smart Ones breakfast entrees Four AND One Seattle's Best bagged coffee $5 off wyb all 5 exp 11/03/12
Wisk laundry detergent 75oz. $1 off exp 11/03/12
Women's Merona purchase of $20 or more (Excludes accessories, hosiery, and shoes) $5 off exp 12/01/12
Women's outerwear purchase of $50 or more (Excludes C9 Outerwear) $10 off exp 12/01/12
Women's plus apparel purchase of $20 or more $5 off exp 12/01/12
Women's sweater purchase of $25 or more $5 off exp 12/01/12
Wonka or Nestlé Halloween candy 48oz. or larger $1 off exp 11/03/12
Ziploc food storage item - Storage container 12ct., One gallon storage bags 46-60ct., or One quart storage bags 60-75ct. $1.50off2 exp 11/03/12
Ziploc Holiday Food Storage $1off2 exp 112612
Expired TQs To Be Deleted...
To be deleted 7 days after expiration
Current Target Coupons Found in Newspaper Inserts in Select Markets and other Publications
To be deleted 7 days after expiration
Charmin $.50/1 9pk+ ultra strong or ultra soft TARGET coupon (11/28/12)
Charmin/Puffs $1 off both Charmin 9pk+ AND Puffs 3pk+ TARGET coupon (11/28/12)
L'Oreal Paris $1/1 cosmetic item TARGET coupon (12/9/12)
L'Oreal Paris $3/2 skin care items TARGET coupon (12/9/12)
L'Oreal Paris $5/1 Youth Code skin care kit TARGET coupon (12/9/12)
Cottonelle $1/1 12pk Comfort Care mega-roll bath tissue TARGET coupon (12/8/12)
Stayfree 14 to 48 ct feminine care item $1/1TQ (11/30/12) SS 10/28/12
Always/Tampax -- Infinity, Radiant or Pearl items $1/2 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Bounty 6pk+ paper towels $.50/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Charmin 9pk+ bath tissue $.50/1(11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Crest 3D White Intensive Professional Effects, Professional Effects or 2-Hour Express $5/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Crest/Oral-B 3D White oral care items ets $.75/2 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Dawn/Cascade dish detergents ets $.25/2 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Duracell 8pk+ batteries $.75/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Gillette Fusion ProGlide Styler razor or 2 razors and/or cartridges $5/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Gillette Venus shave items excludes Venus Teen razor $5/2 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Head & Shoulders/Herbal Essences/Pantene/Aussie -- shampoo or conditioner ets $0.50/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Luvs boxed diapers $.75/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Olay Advanced Cleaning System, Anti-Aging Starter Protocol or Intensive Wrinkle Protocol $2/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Pampers 36ct+ baby wipes $.50/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Pampers boxed diapers $1/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Prilosec OTC 28ct or 42ct regular or wildberry tablets $3/1 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Puffs 3pk+ facial tissue ets $.50/1(11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Tide/Downy/Bounce items excludes PODS and trial $1/2 (11/27/12) RP 10/28/12
Purina Target insert 10/28/12: "CHECK OUT OUR ONE-STOP SHOP FOR PET HEALTH AND WELLNESS"
Purina One 8lb + dry dog food $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beggin or Busy dog treats $1/2 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful dry dog food 3.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina One dry cat food 3.5 lb+ $2/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina puppy, dog, cat, or kitten Chow $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful Prepared Meals wet dog food tubs B4G1 TQ (12/31/12)
Tidy Cats Litter 7.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Fancy Feast 24 3oz cans $1/24 or one 24ct variety pack $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beneful Baked Delights $1/2 TQ (12/31/12)
Target Mobile Coupons
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Please present the barcode above to your cashier to redeem the offers below.
Each individual offer within coupon may only be used once.
To check your mobile coupons, enter your cellphone number at
(This is if you already accepted the text message but do not have data on your phone)
Your text message link should be in the form
Use the link below filling in the missing info.
Note: Target does not allow stacking of discounts online.
10% off your order with AAA membership. use AAA website as shopping portal.
Be Sure to Read Before Shopping
What does DPCI stand for?
DPCI stands for DePartment, Class, Item. it's Target's proprietary SKU # system for inventory control. the format is xxx xx xxxx and can be found on the shelf tag, on the price scanner when you scan a bar code and on the left side of your receipt.
Is there any order i should hand over my q's in?
item not found = computer cannot do a match because:
1-coupons coded x xxxxx xxx00 x beep at all stores
2-coupons coded x xxxxx xxx01 x beep at target, but not at kmart
3-short barcode x xxxxxx x
4-mfr code is off by a zero
ex. aveeno q mfr: 5 08137 xxxxx x, product mfr code: 8137 xxxxxx x. also clean and clear.
5-family code doesn't match ex.most nexxus products
Re: Gift Card Deals YMMV reportedly no longer a problem 9/29/12
Your order total cannot be reduced by MQs by TWICE the value of gift cards earned. So you need additional items in the order.
For instance, if you earn a $5 Gift card from Glade, your order total cannot drop below $10 with MQs. Earn 2 x $5 Gift cards and your order total cannot drop below $20 with MQs. So on and so forth.
Basically, the registers aren't allowing you to "make money" on GC offers anymore.
Any purchase that includes a gift card deal must have an end total of at least twice the value of earned gift cards. Say you do one Glade deal and one Curel deal - your end total, after all coupons, must be at least $20 because you earned two $5 gift cards. The workarounds for this are to either do missed coupons at guest services, or add an item to your order and have it voided after coupons have been scanned, or purchase a Visa/AmEx gift card (there are fees attached to these).
How can i print multiples of coupons from target.com/e-centives?
UPDATE: Reported only working on mq's at target.com
more than 2 prints of all target Q's are easy, no pdf or mpp needed!
in windows xp, got to
control panel->useraccounts->create a new account->enter a name for the account->then make sure "computer administrator" is checked, and then click "create account"
log onto that account, go print two more of the coupons you want.
log off that account back to your original, then delete account, and create another.
takes about 90 seconds, and is easier if you create about 4 accounts, print 4x2 coupons, then delete and re-create the 4 accounts.
to delete accounts: log back into Admin account, right click my computer - Manage - System Tools - Local users and Groups - Users - Select User - Delete!
Why are some items are tagged "as is" instead of clearance?
They are items that were received in to the store but are not stocked in that particular store. It happens occasionally.
What happens to target salvage and food?
*The Target salvage program keeps returned or damaged merchandise and excess new clearance merchandise out of landfills by selling it to local Goodwills and other non-profits at a greatly reduced rate. The salvage program has diverted 93 million pounds of unsaleable merchandise from the waste stream in 2004.*
Target sells to salvage companies such as-
*A company-wide program of food donation has been undertaken to reduce food waste and donate this food to people in need. Target donated over 1,328,000 pounds of food through the Second Harvest Food Network in 2004, diverting it from the waste stream.*
*Food Donation Policy
Target identifies certain perishable and non-perishable food items that do not meet our
merchandising standards, but are still edible. These items are donated to a Feeding America Food Bank. This policy applies to price change salvage product and defective/damaged red label product. It does not apply to vendor serviced product.
View a list of approved Food Donations.
Due to FDA regulations Target does not salvage food. This includes food from all categories: red label damaged/returned, price change seasonal salvage and price change clearance salvage.*
see the complete pdf including policy and procedure here-
*Merchandise Donation List
Use this as a guide for donation or red label customer return or in store damage items.
Do not donate product tat has been recalled.
Approved Donation Items
Household Cleaning Products
Laundry Products
Paper Products
Health and Beauty Products*
see complete list here-
more donation information for cubs, sam's club, target and walmart here-
this is just a representation of the information that can be found thru googling.
Policy and Procedure
Sometimes target employees know the policy but they do not know the procedure. If you know how and can instruct them, you will increase the likelihood of being able to make your intended purchase. Ymmv, as always.
A. Rainchecks
Key 9801 + DPCI
B. Adjusting coupons
We can't give cash back if the face value of a coupon is greater than the purchase value of the item; in that case, we'll adjust the value of the coupon to equal the price of the item.
Click here for the coupon policy [target.com] and keep a copy of with you at all times.
Coupons: How to manually process
If a manufacturer or Target coupon will not scan or you need to adjust the value of the coupon so the total of the transaction does not go below $0, you can manually process the coupon:
1. Select Coupons/Discounts (K4).
2. Select Coupons.
3. Select Manufacturer or Store coupon.
4. Key the adjusted coupon value and press Enter.
C. Target Coupon Policy HERE [target.com]
D. Price Match FAQ's
E. Markdowns
First, Target is split into 2 sections. Hardlines and Softlines.
Softlines: All clothing, shoes, jewelry, accessories, and infant items
Hardlines: Everything else
Softlines have set days for mark-downs. Hardlines do not.
At my store, the softline schedule is:
Monday - Boys, Girls, and Infants (the non-clothes infants (aka infant gondolas) may or may not go down on this day, a majority of the items will, but can go down on different days).
Tuesday - Ready To Wear (aka Womens, Juniors, and Plus)
Wednesday - Mens
Thursday - Lingerie, Hosiery, Women's Active Wear, and Shoes
Friday - Jewelry, Purses, Accessories
The way pricing works (this will explain how Hardlines is marked down): The pricing team prints out the labels for the day, these are small price increases and "Price Cuts" (not to be confused with "Temporary Price Cuts" which have an end date).
Then, the pricing team goes to the pricing section of the PDA, and does "todays load". It gives them a section, aisle, and location of the mark-down. If it is a price cut, the PDA will tell them to scan the label, if it is going on mark-down, it will tell them to scan the item to "activate".
It is normal to have a 1,000 price changes in a day for the pricing team to do (which is usually 2-3 people). Many of these price changes you won't ever notice. For example, one time I had to mark nail polish up a penny. That is 20+ labels to scan and put up. I'm pretty sure it cost more for the pricing teams salary than they would make on the item.
There are 3 categories of clearance. First, Further, and Final. First is usually 30%, except HBA (Health & Beauty Aids) and sometimes Grocery, which can start at 15%. Further, is 50% (and 30% for those that started at 15%). Final is 75%.
Mark downs are usually 2 weeks between markdowns, but may go faster toward the end. It is general guideline, not a rule. All mark-downs come from corporate, and the store has no control over when an item is marked down or up. The only exceptions are "Additional Markdowns" (see below) and "Repackage" items. But even those items, the PDA gives the price, we just print out the label.
After 75%, most items are salvaged, though certain items can be salvaged sooner, usually higher end products, such as Dyson and Flip cameras. When an items is salvaged, it is marked out of the system, and taken to Receiving, put in a Salvage box, which the Receiving clerk checks against the salvage report, and most times is sent to GoodWill or a Reverse Logistics company that pays pennies on the pound for the salvaged items.
The Pricing Team Lead may decide to take an "Additional Mark-Down" on some items that were supposed to go salvage. For instance, if there is a lot of an item because it missed mark-down, was mis-stocked, or in the backroom, an additional may be done. An additional will most times be 85%, unless the item was salvaged at 50%, the additional would be 75%. An Additional Mark-Down requires the approval of the Pricing Team Lead or an LOD, or in some instances, both, so not "any" employee can do it for you.
There is also two kinds of Clearance. Ticketed and Non-Ticketed.
Non-Ticketed is clearance that is usually seasonal, and follows an approximately 10-day markdown schedule. Non-ticketed is obviously not ticketed, and will have Red with White Lettering signs that state "mark-down taken at register". Non-ticketed will start at 30%, 50%, 75%, then 90%. Non-ticketed is also done in the computer, so it will be active within a few hours of opening.
Ticketed- obviously has red & white stickers on them, and will have (if any) signs up that are White w/ Red Lettering that states "prices as marked". Ticketed items are marked down throughout the day.
*These signs may be put up in front of the wrong things, the Pricing Team may have new people or people helping that do not know the difference.
Hardlines clearance does follow a little of a schedule, but it is not absolute. A majority of Electronics will get marked down on Mondays, HBA on Fridays, ect.. There is a schedule in the Wiki that is pretty close, but Hardlines items can go at any time. The days/schedule is usually when the clearance endcaps are scanned and further and final markdowns are done. There is not a set day the pricing team has for this, it is determined that day if an endcap in a certain area is required to be scanned or not.
As for items not marked or found for salvage. At the end of each Pricing Day the un-found items that are still in the PDA are "activated". That is why you may find an item that is not marked, but scans the clearance price, or a clearance item that scans at a lower price than ticketed. Even if 1 item is found, but there are 2 other in the wrong place, once that first one is scanned, it activates that price for the rest of the items with that DPCI.
Some other things that may help you with shopping with Target.
Have you ever wondered what the location (example) A35(1)3-5-5 means?
A - the section of the store
35 - the aisle
(1) - the start of the location
3 - the section of gondola in the aisle
5 - how many shelves up from the floor it is
5 - the spaces over that the item is
Section of the store- pretty self-explanatory Most aisles will have a letter and a number at the start and end of the aisle.
The aisle - Starts with 1 toward the front of the store in each section, and goes on.
The start of the location, let's take the eye car aisle, for example. The first section of this aisle is pegs with glasses hanging on it. The next 3 gondolas are shelves 5 rows high with contact solution and eye drops. The next 2 gondolas are only 4 shelves high with diabetes health care. For each new kind of gondola, the section numbers will start at 1 again. So the glasses will be on A6(1), the contact solution and eye drops would start at A6(2), and the Diabetes care would be A6(2). This helps understand the next numbers. Other location numbers are (0) - which means it's an endcap, and (99) - which means it's a sidecap. For endcaps, the Odd number is on the main aisle, and the Even number is the "back" endcap (where the clearance endcaps are). A co-worker once told me "It's odd that the even are on the back", a little mnemonics device to help me remember.
The section of the gondola in the aisle. There are usually 6 gondolas in an aisle. You can see the separation of the shelves going down the aisle. The numbers start at 1 from the main aisle. So, A may start at 1 and go <-- and B will start at 1 and go -->
The number of shelves up from the bottom. If the item is hanging, it may have a P1, P2, P3, ect.. or an F1, F2, F3, ect.. Otherwise, it is the standard 1, 2, 3, 4, ect..
The spaces an item is over on that gondola.
If you look at the label picture below, you will see this (from the top-down)
DPCI (DePt Class Item)
Location (the shelf label will only include the last three location numbers, it assumes you already know which aisle you are in).
The number next to the location is how many items will be facing. In the example: *01 means that it will have 1 row, and the * means it has multiple locations at the time the shelf label was made. The * could mean that it is simply below and above (like printer paper is) or it could be on an endcap, or in this case, the front of the store.
The number under that is the last of the UPC. Most times they will match up, but sometimes they do, because the manufacturer may have made a different UPC for a bonus pack, new packaging, ect.. but Target still keeps the same DPCI.
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Found a new batch of Physicians Formula bogo peelies including one for the talc free mineral kits (up to $21.95).
Found a new batch of Physicians Formula bogo peelies including one for the talc free mineral kits (up to $21.95).
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I'll definitely look out for the pharmacy gift cards!
thanks for saving me from the sofas would've been funny to see DH's face coming home at 2am to see that huge box on top of the wagon
I finally found a store which still had the pediasue GC deal but that store didn't have any of the Dyson tags...I mean NONE! No point in price checking anything.
at another store...the dc24 went from "in stock" to "limited" and I had checked it again yesterday to confirm they had removed the tags. Grrrrrrr
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Any movement?
I saw they added more to the website clearance [target.com], looks like same items / prices.
POM regular: 211-08-0117 NOT on TPC (rang up $4.49)
They were by the yogurt in my regular Target (next to single serve Odwalla).
I tried to put the link up but when I went to another PC it said already printed, so I am guessing its a one time print.
July 28th expiration date!
eek, recapping the retired thread is ROUGH!
link to your last thread
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Tidy Cats Litter Instant Action or 24 - 7 Formula $1 exp 07/14/12
Glade Expressions Oil Diffuser Starter Kit (they were $5.99 at my store)
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Does anyone know if they are being clearanced now and this is the clearance price or is this just a regular price? TIA and reps
Does anyone know if they are being clearanced now and this is the clearance price or is this just a regular price? TIA and reps


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Worky to be fair we're Awful, by way the poorest side I've seen this season, I expected a tough physical game but they never got going at all and at times it was all too easy for the Knights.
Some superb performances, Elliott strong on the wing, Briscoe a real threat and looks like he can score and open up sides every time he has his hands on the ball and Nicho a handful and he ain't even fit yet.
As for the pack today well.....take a bow, Thought Ed Smith was massive as was Sully and Jack Aldous but Dean Hadley was massive, everywhere in defence and attack, never misses a thing in defence and has a great brain and skill range any other day he would have been my MOM but just shading him was Jack Lee who I'm glad to say is getting back to the Jack Lee or a few seasons ago, he was terrific and was rewarded with a fine hat trick.
A great win and day out, really enjoyed it, nice to watch a game and think that the win was in the bag a long way from the end.
Well done All the lads, looking forward to Cougers away, another game we have to get something from, but with the same spirit and belief I'm sure we can.....onwards and upwards !
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- More New Mexico chile acres, but industry faces major hurdles
- New Mexico chile, a better choice
- New Mexico Chile Law is working
- New Mexico chile acres up slightly.
- The world is now competing for the chile market.
- New Mexico Chile Law is working.
CHILE ACREAGE has rebounded a bit in New Mexico but challenges remain from foreign competition and production costs.
New Mexico chile farmers, producers, processors, industry supporters and state officials gathered in Las Cruces this week at the New Mexico Chile Pepper Institute's annual chile conference where New Mexico Chile Association President Dino Cervantes told attendees the nation's largest chile crop is stabilizing.
The Chile Institute, operated by New Mexico State University, stages the conference each year to provide industry updates and to provide a forum where industry participants can plan for the future of a challenged industry.
"We're sort of stabilizing," Cervantes told the crowd, but warned many challenges lay ahead. He says chief among them are competition from foreign chile imports, escalating labor costs, water issues and a crop that is vulnerable to plant diseases.
The event was staged in Las Cruces, the heart of New Mexico chile country. Doña Ana and Luna counties in the southern part of the state are the top two chile-producing counties in New Mexico. Overall, the state leads the nation in chile production.
Officials reported that in 2012 about 9,600 acres of New Mexico chile were harvested, up slightly over the previous year, according to USDA numbers. But in 2010, chile acres dipped to a 40-year low (8,500 acres) as pressure mounted from Mexican chile imports, from higher labor costs and drought conditions that limited irrigation. At one point in the 1990s, the state chile crop had reached just over 35,000 acres.
New Mexico chile processor Lou Biad told the conference "the world is now competing for the chile market," citing growing competition from Mexico, South America and China. He said labor costs for foreign growers hovers around $2 a day while New Mexico growers pay from $9 to $10 an hour to domestic workers.
Biad is the owner of Rezolex, Ltd., a modern processing facility of paprika oleoresin. In addition, the Biad family owns and operates extensive farming operations and four major chile de-hydrating plants from Texas to Arizona.
"They (foreign competitors) can produce a product for a lot less than we can and the global industry is growing," he said.
In addition, New Mexico chile growers say there are fewer government regulations for foreign growers, which provides another unfair advantage.


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Tobias Winright joined the Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics, where he holds the Hubert Mäder Endowed Chair, in March 2014. He moved to Saint Louis University in 2005 and is also Associate Professor of Theological Ethics in the Department of Theological Studies. Winright is a Roman Catholic moral theologian who possesses previous professional experience in law enforcement (corrections and policing) and lay ecclesial ministry (youth and campus ministry). His PhD in Moral Theology/Christian Ethics is from the University of Notre Dame, and his MDiv is from Duke Divinity School.
Winright's scholarly interests include Christian bioethics, fundamental moral theology, social ethics, political theology, just war theory, just policing, capital punishment, and ecology. He has co-edited and contributed to Can War Be Just in the 21st Century: Ethicst Engage the Tradition (2015), co-authored After the Smoke Clears: The Just War Tradition and Post War Justice (Orbis 2010), edited Green Discipleship: Catholic Theological Ethics and the Environment (Anselm Academic 2011), co-edited Violence, Transformation, and the Sacred: "They Shall Be Called Children of God" (Orbis 2011), and co-edited Environmental Justice and Climate Change: Assessing Pope Benedict XVI's Ecological Vision for the Catholic Church in the United States (Lexington 2013). In addition, he has authored numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics, Studies in Christian Ethics, the Ecumenical Review, and Criminal Justice Ethics, as well as several chapters in several books. More popular essays have appeared in The Tablet, Christian Century, Sojourners, Commonweal, and The Cresset. He is co-editor of the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics and was book review editor for the journal, Political Theology.
In connection with health care and bioethics, Winright's current areas of scholarly research include: theological ethics and face (focusing on issues involving face, such as cosmetic surgery and face transplants); a theo-political bioethics; the medicalization of the death penalty; post-war justice and wounded soldiers; the virtue of prudence, prudential judgment, and health care ethics; and revisiting the patient as person
For the Gnaegi Center, he teaches "Foundations in Catholic Health Care Ethics," "Health Care Ethics in the Catholic Tradition," and "Methods in Religious Ethics."
Winright is an active member of the Society of Christian Ethics, the Catholic Theological Society of America, the College Theology Society, the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, the American Academy of Religion, and the Society for the Study of Christian Ethics.
Prior to his move to Saint Louis University, he was Assistant Professor of Religion at Simpson College from 1998 to 2003 and Assistant Professor of Theology at Walsh University from 2003 to 2005.


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Vermont Vision: Notable state figures take a look ahead to 2013By Kevin O'Connor
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The sun rises over Vermont's Green Mountains, signaling a new day and, this Tuesday, a new year.Jan. 1 brings a new calendar — and, for many Vermonters, a new chance to work for a better hometown, state, nation and world.
This newspaper asked a range of Green Mountain State residents — leaders and laborers, activists and artists, economists and environmentalists, scientists and spiritualists — to share their hopes for communities small and large this new year.
Here's what they're wishing for:
Julia Alvarez
writer in residence, Middlebury College
More stringent restrictions for gun ownership, especially of powerful assault weapons. A nation whose laws and behavior (nationally/internationally) reflect the things we say we really value. Relief to the dear people of Syria, whose children and caretakers are also being massacred, and to people everywhere who await a rebirth of wonder and justice. At the end of my Christmas letter this year, I quoted Mother Teresa: "In this life we cannot do great things. We can only do small things with great love." Maybe that is my truest hope: that each and everyone find many opportunities in 2013 to do small things with great love.
Robert Appel
outgoing executive director, Vermont Human Rights Commission
That we can transform our world away from a culture of violence, fear and intolerance of those different from ourselves. This effort must start in each of our hearts. We then need to outwardly express that change in each of our communities, then our state, our country and, finally, worldwide. We cannot go on exploiting the least among us, pillaging the planet and threatening our very existence by building (and deploying) more and more terrible weapons and proliferating more and more wars. We must cease the overheating of our fragile and precious atmosphere. If we don't change, our children will inherit a far less bountiful and beautiful planet than the one on which we were born and raised.
Paula Baker
director, Rutland Free Library
Dignity for all living things, combined with genuine respect for differences. A little pixie dust wouldn't hurt, either.
Dr. Alan Betts
atmospheric researcher, Pittsford
That Vermont will introduce a carbon charge on fossil fuels to fund the long-term costs of building resilience to climate change and rebuilding after weather disasters.
Bruce Bouchard
executive director, Paramount Theatre, Rutland City
For our bruised nation: freedom from anger and divisiveness, a rebirth of compassion for those less fortunate, a brain wash of our broken discourse and a profound absorption of the brilliant dictum forwarded by the one and only Samuel Beckett: "That which is not love is fear and fear alone..."
Frank Bryan
political science professor, University of Vermont
As an unrepentant democrat (note please the small 'd'), I continue to wish that the trend (that began nearly 100 years ago) to remove decision-making from the towns and cities of Vermont will be reversed. The citizens of small towns like my hometown of Newbury that raised me and Starksboro where I have lived for over 40 years are certainly more capable of governing themselves in their town meetings assembled than distant aggregates of representatives in Montpelier and especially Washington. Information technology has made localism possible once again. Democracy awaits.
David Budbill
poet and playwright, Wolcott
That we will all commit ourselves in 2013 to living on less: less and less and less. It's right there in our heritage: use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without. And don't forget the "do without" part especially.
Marialisa Calta
syndicated food writer, Calais
As a world, we take serious steps to address climate change. As a nation, we adopt stricter gun policies that respect the Constitution and the needs of hunters. As consumers, we take steps to achieve "food sovereignty" for all. As humans, we have more face-time, less Facebook.
Dr. Harry Chen
state health commissioner
For all Vermonters to take an active role in your own health and that of your family. Make healthy lifestyle choices and celebrate the benefits they bring. Start a family tradition of hiking, biking, snowshoeing or skating; take pride in growing your own vegetables; join a sports team, yoga class or walking group; achieve that long-held goal of quitting smoking or losing that extra 20 pounds; enjoy cooking with your kids, making healthy dishes that taste great. Being healthy doesn't just happen; it's hard work, but you are not alone. There's lots of help out there and it pays dividends that are priceless.
Susan Clark
co-author, "Slow Democracy: Rediscovering Community, Bringing Decision Making Back Home," Middlesex
For conversations among neighbors who don't necessarily see eye-to-eye — conversations characterized by open-minded listening, honest reflection and civility. Practicing respect begins in our communities, and it will spread from there.
Rabbi Michael Cohen
author and faculty member, Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, Manchester
May this coming year be the year when we all admit that the world's climate and environment, our home and source of life, are going through changes that must be addressed if we hope to leave a world for our children and grandchildren that will provide them with the conditions to grow ample and variety of foods. If we decide to avoid and not address this reality we are simply turning our backs on them.
Paul Costello
executive director, Vermont Council on Rural Development
For Vermonters to commit to support the working landscape, advance green economic development, confront global climate change and invest their personal and collective resources to realize the best of our collective values and make Vermont the national leader in building a sustainable future.
Steve Costello
vice president, generation and energy innovation, Green Mountain Power
My hope for Rutland is unity. To achieve that we will need incredible collaboration and coordination, two ingredients that can be difficult to create when the chips are down. But as a nonnative but adoptive Rutlander I see so much good, such a great spirit and a tremendous opportunity to return the city to greatness.
Elizabeth Courtney
co-author, "Greening Vermont: The Search for a Sustainable State," Montpelier
That the trauma of recently experienced, bankrupting weather events and the sheer logic of Bill McKibben's "Do the Math" tour will combine to awaken this nation to the true costs of burning fossil fuels. And I hope this awareness will cause the American people to rise up and demand of the Congress the passage of an income sensitive carbon tax, designed to lower fossil fuel usage — without unduly burdening lower income citizens — and raise revenues for the research and development of affordable, efficient and clean alternative energy sources.
Mary Crowley
artist/educator/activist, Rutland City
That the renewal of Rutland, already in progress because of the efforts of many who care, continues. I hope downtown is vibrant; that there is a dedicated effort by police and all residents to eradicate the drug traffic and related crime; that the arts and recreation continue to thrive; that government has effective leaders who can help to make our city a model one; that schools continue to teach skills for today's world; that our hospital continues giving good care; that churches and nonprofits remain active; that there are more partnerships to promote community service; that we have more events that bring people together; and that anyone who wants to work is employed and making a good salary.
Rusty DeWees
entertainer/logger, Elmore
To all: Sterling health for mind and body. It's up to you, but from there, you'll be about all set.
Vicki Hoefle
author, "Duct Tape Parenting: A Less Is More Approach to Raising Respectful, Responsible and Resilient Kids," East Middlebury
That one mom or dad who is at odds with their child, whether they are 4 or 14, experiences a moment of grace where their heart is filled with tenderness and they fall in love with their child all over again. When that happens enough times, the world will finally experience peace.
Mark Hudson
executive director, Vermont Historical Society
That all Vermonters will continue to cherish the state's rich heritage and enjoy the many opportunities we have to experience it.
Rosemarie Jackowski
social justice activist, Bennington
To inspire others to join in the push for the closing of the Hancock Drone Base located near Vermont in DeWitt, N.Y. Killing kids in Afghanistan with drone strikes from a base so close to us does not make any of us safer. When a child is killed we never know what contribution to humanity that child would eventually make ... a cure for cancer, maybe. The world will be a better place when we learn to love the children of Afghanistan, and all children, as much as we love our own.
Nina Jamison
coordinator of the Great Hall/founder of the Gallery at the VAULT, Springfield
Participation in the arts can be one of the catalysts for change. A powerful combination for transformation is when art and history combine. This has happened in Springfield in the former Fellows Gear Shaper factory — now known as 100 River Street — that houses the Springfield Medical Center and Great Hall public art showcase. A section of the Great Hall space has been dedicated as a history corner. It is my hope that this corner will expand to encompass the history of the machine tool industry in Springfield.
Steven Jeffrey
executive director, Vermont League of Cities and Towns
That all the peoples of the world may someday be blessed with the same ability to govern themselves that Vermonters have had for more than 200 years. I also hope that Vermonters' appreciation of how fortunate we are to have these rights and this power is reinforced by witnessing the people from across the Middle East, northern Africa and elsewhere who are fighting and dying for what we have.
Robb Kidd
organizer, Rural Vermont, Montpelier
To see a thriving Montpelier downtown featuring local entrepreneurs, artisans and restaurants with local flavor while simultaneously feeding the needs of all income levels. I hope to see Vermont continue to grow and develop a sustainable community-based food system without the use of genetic engineering and is economically viable for all. I wish to see that the country will learn from recent climate-related tragedies and seek ways to transition society to lifestyles based on community and local control rather than what benefits Wall Street. I hope to see a world that thrives on the ethnic and cultural differences that has existed for centuries instead of the current path that is exploiting people and the planet for profits and power.
Sydney Lea
Vermont poet laureate, Newbury
It would be nice to fix the world, but as state poet I'll concentrate on Vermont, wishing upon her a slew of new green jobs. Paul Costello and colleagues, incidentally, are doing noble work in this respect at the Vermont Council on Rural Development (http://vtrural.org). My reason for such a wish? We are bleeding our dearest resource: our next generation.
Robert McBride
founding director, Rockingham Arts and Museum Project
That downtown Bellows Falls — like an Italian town, with a municipal tower (torre) and a canal that makes us the Venice of Vermont — continues its wonderfully organic cultural and economic evolution. We are more than a Brigadoon and open 24/7 with great shops, eateries and architecture. Come visit us.
Bill McKibben
environmental author/activist, Ripton
My hope is that every college and university in Vermont — led by my own beloved Middlebury — will divest their holdings in fossil fuel companies and thereby help lead the increasingly desperate fight against climate change.
Carolyn Meub
executive director, Pure Water for the World, Rutland
There is a line in a wonderful song, "Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me." My hope is that each of us dig a bit deeper to find greater peace, acceptance and contentment in our hearts and in our lives. If we all do that, then there will be greater peace in the family, the community, the nation and eventually the world.
Chris Morrow
manager, Northshire Bookstore, Manchester
That we can all gain a better understanding of our shared humanity — that, fundamentally, we all want the same things for ourselves and our children. From that, generosity and compassion can grow.
Orly Munzing
executive director, Strolling of the Heifers, Brattleboro
That the people of Vermont will continue to be an inspiration to the nation in terms of our strong commitment to sustainable living and resilient communities, including support for our farmers by using healthy local foods.
Bess O'Brien
filmmaker, Barnet
Here's to protecting our world in 2013 — that we finally realize that if want snow in the winter and maple syrup in the spring, we must all acknowledge that climate change is real and truly push our leaders to create vital and bold steps to using alternative energy. Why are we even talking about oil anymore? I want my own windmill on my property and affordable solar on my roof.
Mary Powell
president, Green Mountain Power
At a time when we are still recovering from many challenges and tragedies — Irene, Sandy, Newtown — I remain hopeful and optimistic about our ability to come together to build even stronger communities and a healthier environment, especially here in Vermont where we have a deep sense of community. These events must serve as reminders of the importance of bringing our best selves to the task of tackling social, environmental and economic challenges.
Curtiss Reed, Jr.
executive director, Vermont Partnership for Fairness and Diversity, Brattleboro
That all Vermonters find the moral courage to build inclusive and equitable communities free of prejudice and discrimination. Moreover that adults who work with children model social justice in courageously conspicuous ways.
Deb Richter
doctor/founder, Vermont Health Care for All
Divine intervention at the congressional level to allow the state of Vermont to apply for waivers to do single payer in 2014 instead of 2017. Our health care system is imploding and I fear if we wait until 2017 it will be too late.
Chris Rimmer
director, Vermont Center for Ecostudies, Norwich
That each one of us resolve to take greater responsibility for care-taking our unique natural heritage. Whether that involves planting a native tree, drinking "bird-friendly" coffee, igniting a young person's passion for nature or influencing conservation policy, we all have a role to play. We're living in a time of great vulnerability and change — we must all act together to avoid the "ecological cliff."
Brooke Salls
resource coordinator, Good Samaritan Haven, Barre
That we will find the courage to have frank conversations about the issue of poverty and look for effective ways to address it.
Phil Scott
lieutenant governor
That we don't allow ourselves to be satisfied after the horrible event in Newtown, Conn., with what we think is a "quick fix" for the senseless violence we're seeing in our country. I hope we take a long, hard look in the mirror and think about the many ills in our society that might have contributed. My additional hope for Vermont is that we take the same approach to growing our economy. It's not about a feel-good fix that someone can put his or her name on. It's about finding real solutions that will give Vermonters real opportunities.
Dr. Jilisa Snyder
clinical director, Brattleboro Retreat's Anna Marsh Behavioral Care Clinic
The power of generative connection, the felt realization of how much more similar we are than different, that we all struggle to create meaningful lives, and that a direct recognition of our vulnerabilities can be what strengthens us. We need to dispel the myth that individual strength is related to not needing others. My hope is that we cease the stigma of mental and psychological health care and treatment. For us to see clearly that our health is reflective of mind and body, and that as a society we place our attention and resources toward this reality.
Lisa Sullivan
owner, Bartleby's Books, Wilmington
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Cheryl Wilfong
author, "The Meditative Gardener," Dummerston
I hark back to Reinhold Niebuhr's prayer aka the Serenity Prayer: "Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference." May I find the serenity that allows me to accept the unfolding of life, moment by moment, just as it is. But this acceptance does not allow me to do a spiritual bypass, and just say, "Oh, well — that's just the way things are." May I find the courage to change the things I can or to work towards change, even if that change doesn't happen in my lifetime. And may I find the wisdom to know the difference between acceptance and indifference.
David Wolk
president, Castleton State College
For kindness, compassion and serenity among all people, treating each other as we would members of our own family, recognizing that in the beginning, and in the end, we are all related. Whether religious beliefs lead one to the story of creation, or scientific discoveries lead one to the theory of evolution, the truth remains the same: If we go back far enough, tracing back all of our family trees, we all began together, and we are all related for eternity. We are all connected, from Rutland to Dublin to Newtown to Jerusalem to Washington to Damascus to the Jersey Shore to Castleton to Rome to Rwanda to everywhere in our world, forever in a cycle of shared humanity. We are one.
Jonathan Wright
owner, Taylor Farm, Londonderry
For a reshaping of our global values. We as a society have been so privileged and consumptive — it is time to evaluate what is really important for the well-being of our planet and our species. We need to convert all of our energy usage, production practices and farming techniques to sustainable practices. We need to reduce and then eliminate our dependence on fossil fuels. We need to be less wasteful and recognize the limits of our resources and, above all, we need to be respectful and appreciative of one another.
Eric Zencey
co-author, "Greening Vermont: The Search for a Sustainable State," Montpelier
That policy types the world over will begin adapting our financial system to the reality and limits of a finite planet. Currently, our system lets debt in all its forms (public and private, not just government debt) grow faster than we can grow the means of paying it back. The solution? Stop letting banks create the money supply by creating debt, which they do through fractional reserve banking. The alternative is to have the government — "we, the people" — issue all of the money that circulates in the economy. It would help balance the federal budget, smooth out the boom-and-bust cycles, and would be a solid step toward adopting a sustainable economy.
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Since the first Peace Corps Volunteers arrived in Kazakhstan in 1993, approximately 700 Volunteers have served here. The first group consisted of 50 English language and economic development Volunteers.
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Peace Corps/Kazakhstan's objective is to increase the knowledge and improve the skills of Kazakhstani citizens, strengthening their ability to compete in the global marketplace. Volunteers meet this objective by participating with Kazakhstanis in community work and life focused on two broad program areas: education and organizational and community assistance.
In Kazakhstan, English is viewed increasingly as a tool to help students get access to information and technology, achieve broader academic goals, and pursue more diverse professional opportunities. Peace Corps/Kazakhstan is assisting the Kazakhstani Ministry of Education by improving English language education throughout the country. Education Volunteers are placed in village schools where students have had little chance to tap into the kinds of learning to move them up the economic ladder.
During pre-service training, education trainees receive intensive instruction and hands-on practice in student-centered, highly participatory methods of teaching English as a foreign language in primary, secondary, or postsecondary schools. Emphasis is shifting from conversational English to multi-skill coursework, where students can practice decision-making, problem-solving and critical thinking. Volunteers also help Kazakhstani English teachers improve their own language facility. They work with them to develop professional networks, gain access to information, and develop teaching materials and resources through formal means (e.g., university teacher training programs) and informal means (e.g., English teacher associations, language conferences, etc.).
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have been using used up 2 tubes of the Sunny Days SPF30 and 2 sticks of the Hero Stick already.
Here are my thoughts: The lotion works great. Not too thick, not too greasy. The smell is GREAT. Citrus-y. I love it. The kids don't seem to notice, of course. But, I appreciate a nice scent. I like that its thick enough you can see where it goes on until rubbed in well. None of the 3 kids has gotten a burn wearing it and we've put it to the test at the park, the playground, our yard, the sandbox and the swimming pool. Oh, and at Tball. That's saying a lot!!
The Hero Stick I like a lot, too. I think some people will NOT like that it is hard to rub in- that doesn't bother me, because the kids like to use the sticks to apply the sunscreen themselves, so I can see what they have and haven't covered. It works great to get little ears covered with sunscreen. It also has the yummalicious citrus scent.
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Dear members,
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
Since Naruto showed up with the three giant toads to fight Pein, we should expect to see some combinding attacks just like J Man did with his toads, what do you think we will see?
Probably some bad ass shit............
Maybe some fire moves.... The toads are known for their flammable oil.
some water and wind combos
Originally Posted by Loony_1
some water and wind combos
I hope so becuase I like the idea of Naruto learning water. But with him being a sage I wouldn't be suprised to find some Earth and fire.
History says oil and fire. Naruto has wind. Jiraiya Ma/Pa toad combined fire, oil and wind to make a fire jutsu against pein called (deep fryer jutsu, or something like that.) Naruto could use oil/wind. If he's learned a basic fire technique then it's more flexible. Gamabunta used water bullets against Gaara as Shuukaku, so there's water too.
Either way the possible known combinations that are compatible with Naruto are wind, oil, water, and fire. Who contributes what is a separate question.
rasengan blasted from a toads mouth!
here's a good one: naruto: rasen shuriken bunta: fire something and then everything goes BOOM
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WWE RAW - The 2009 Season DVD Set
WWE presents RAW 2009 Season on three DVDs with approx. 540-minutes of RAW!
Every Monday night, fans know theres only one destination for the biggest superstars and best moments in sports entertainmentMonday Night Raw! The Superstars of WWE deliver new and exciting content year roundno repeats. Now for the first time ever on DVD, the best highlights and matches from the 100+ hours of Raw are collected into a single DVD set, Raw: The 2009 Season.
- January Highlights
- Shawn Michaels vs. John Cena January 12
- The Birth of Legacy: Ted DiBiase & Cody Rhodes Attack Sim Snuka & Manu January 12
- No Disqualification match for the Intercontinental Championship
CM Punk vs. William Regal January 19
- Randy Orton Assaults Mr. McMahon January 19
- February Highlights
- Randy Orton Attacks Shane and Stephanie February 16
- March Highlights
- Randy Orton Selects His WrestleMania Opponent March 2
Shawn Michaels & Undertaker March 9
- Shawn Michaels visits the graveyard March 23
- Santino Marella vs. Mickie James March 23
- Michael Cole & Jerry The King Lawler
- April Highlights
- Ten-Man WrestleMania All-Star Showcase April 6
- Chris Jericho vs. John Cena from London England April 20
- Randy Orton vs. MVP - April 27
- May Highlights
- Santino Makes Fun of Chavo & Vickie May 4
- Denver Debacle: Raw Moves to the Staples Center May 25
- June Highlights
- Josh Mathews interviews MVP and Kofi Kingston
- United States Championship Match
MVP vs. Kofi Kingston June 1
- The Miz Five John Cena Zero
- Legacy Attacks Batista June 8
- Fatal Four Way Match for the WWE Championship
Randy Orton vs. Triple H vs. John Cena vs. Big Show June 15
- Mr. McMahon Sells Raw to Donald Trump June 15
- Last Man Standing Match for the WWE Championship
Triple H vs. Randy Orton - June 22
- Mr. McMahons Limo Breaks Down June 22
- Mr. McMahon Buys Raw Back form Donald Trump June 22
- 3-on-1 Gauntlet match
Randy Orton vs. Evan Bourne, Jack Swagger & Mark Henry June 29
- Raw Celebrity Guest Hosts
- Michael Cole & Jerry The King Lawler
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- Randy Orton vs. Ted DiBiase July 6
- Big Show Faces Off with Shaq July 27
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- Fatal Four Way Divas Match
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- DX Returns August 17
- DX Celebrates Mr. McMahons Birthday in Las Vegas August 24
- Chris Jericho vs. MVP August 31
- Fatal Four Way Match for the United States Championship
Kofi Kingston vs. The Miz vs. Jack Swagger vs. Carlito - August 31
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- The Price is Raw
- Body Slam Contest
Big Show vs. Mark Henry September 7
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- No Holds Barred Match
Batista vs. Randy Orton September 14
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- D-Generation X vs. Chris Jericho & Big Show October 5
- John Cena vs. Triple H October 19
- Chris Jericho vs. Kofi Kingston October 26
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Petite Jacquard Slim Ankle Pant
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Slim jacquard pants follow fall's geometry. Diamond pattern has a slight texture on cleanly tailored pants, with belt loops and pockets.
- Contour waistband sits below the waist.
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- 68% Cotton, 31% Polyester, 1% Spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
- Regular inseams: regular 27.5", short 25", long 29.5".
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