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Jeannie’s Magic Rainbow is a locally operated and state-licensed child care facility that offers early care and education programs geared for young kids. The facility can admit and accommodate a total of ten children. Jeannie’s Magic Rainbow has served the community since they started in 1991.
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Rainbow Foods – Twin Cities
The produce section of the now defunct Woodbury Rainbow.Rainbow was a grocery store located in the metro area. Shortly before closing there were 32 stores in the metro area. Rainbow operated under the Roundy’s Supermarkets brand. The Roundy’s Supermarkets brand was founded in 1872 in Wisconsin. Roundy’s had a total of 154 stores in Minnesota and Wisconsin. In Wisconsin, they’re called Pick ‘n Save and Copps.
Rainbow offered several deals, including the Roundy fuel rewards card. You could get points on every purchase and once you reached $50 in groceries, you would receive a five cents off per gallon of gas voucher. The vouchers expired every three months allowing you to accumulate multiple cents off per gallon. Each redemption was limited to 20 gallons of gas.
Rainbow also offered double coupons on Wednesdays and sometimes other days throughout the year, mostly Saturdays. Only manufacturer coupons up to $1 were doubled. You were required to have $25 worth of purchases and were limited to 5 manufacturer coupons per transaction.
From time to time they offered a “double double daze” where they would accept up to 10 manufacturer coupons.
Downsides of Rainbow included their lack of stock by the end of the week (mostly on items for sale) and the extensive lines on coupon days.
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And then she got a job at a timber processing plant in the village named after. Zhelyabov. So there she worked until her retirement in a lumberyard, stacking boards in high piles. Sometimes up to a three-story building high. How they got there, and now I am surprised, and even with boards on my shoulder. Then she became a foreman. 
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Real jam! The aroma is amazing! Never in my life have I eaten such delicious food. A picture appears before my eyes. We are in a village house, in the middle of which there is already a laid table. A pot-bellied samovar puffs. It smells divine of fresh baked goods. The ruddy and contented faces of my nieces and daughters, pissing on both cheeks, one after the other, horns and juicy. It seems that it won’t fit anymore, but the hand itself reaches again for the plate. nine0003 
Moreover, my grandmother carefully concealed her German origin all her life, she was ashamed of it. My brother and I, her grandchildren, knew her for a very long time as Elsa Vasilievna. And even when I’m already at 90th accidentally stumbled upon her documents, she was very frightened and asked me not to share the information received with anyone. She practically does not remember her mother, it is only known that she was Russian, she died of starvation. Grandmother Elsa at the age of two was brought from the Odessa region to Totma and assigned to an orphanage in the village of Churilovka. She always said that her birthday was not in winter, but in spring (the date of birth was entered, apparently, approximately already in the boarding school, and on January 2, according to her grandmother, several more pupils were “born”). In the orphanage, my grandmother graduated from the seventh grade, then she left for Murmansk, where she met her future husband Viktor Nikolaevich Balbukov, who served in Novaya Zemlya.
Their first son was also born there. At 19In 1959, they came together to the construction site in Cherepovets, following a Komsomol call, and the second son appeared here, and then three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Grandma worked at the DOK for 10 years, then until her retirement at a shoe factory. Now she is 80 years old, she lives alone in the city (grandfather died in 2002), she leaves for the village of Siuch for the summer. 
She graduated in 1968 with a degree in high school mathematics. In the same year, she married a student of this institute, Grigory Terentyevich Evfits. 
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Combining study and work, Grigory Terentyevich got married, after which he moved to Cherepovets with his wife Galina Pavlovna. 
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These touches soothe the child. 
In a bright, clean environment, they comfortably learn and play on safe, child-sized furniture and equipment.
We do math, reading and writing, science, Spanish, art literacy and afternoon art projects. At the start of the school year, we hand out letter books that teach phonics, writing, reading and listening skills. At the beginning of each day, we ask everyone to do their daily job, talk about the calendar and weather, and play “zero the hero,” which is our countdown to 100 days left of school. We also take field trips to a pumpkin patch, a bowling alley, nature trails, plays, gymnastic centers, art studios and many other destinations.
The Eastbank Esplanade, a recreational area built on the banks of the Willamette River on the site of former industrial zones, has become widely known. In addition, Portland is famous for its parks. On the territory of one of them, Mt. Tabor Park, is an extinct volcano. Also in the city is the smallest park in the world – Mill Ends Park, its area is only 0.3 square meters. nine0004 
It was possible to look at one of the main cities of America only from the porthole and through the windows of the airport – there is very little time for a transfer. The almost fifteen-hour flight was not easy, so I set foot on American soil without proper trepidation. We lived in a suburb of Portland, in the city of Beaverton. Less than an hour by car – this is not even considered a distance in America. nine0004 
To the ocean no more than an hour and a half by car. Despite the fact that it is called Quiet, it is difficult to catch good weather on the coast. More often here you can get into a light storm and heavy fog. The main attraction of the town of Ocean Side, which we visited, is a three-hundred-year-old pine tree, which was worshiped by local Indians. Only children and the most hardened adults can swim in ice water. It was not possible to calmly finish lunch on the shore: everyone was driven off the beach by a tsunami warning system, which is also not uncommon in these parts. nine0004 
Here you can see the world’s largest aircraft, and the famous “stealth”, and a collection of helicopters, and a real moon rover, and an excellent selection of newspapers from around the world. Much attention is paid to the Soviet Union. At the entrance to the exposition, guests, as expected, are greeted by a huge portrait of our countryman Yuri Gagarin. nine0004 
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Sometimes in large houses they hire visiting cleaners. The Americans themselves enjoy digging in the flowerbeds, planting trees, sweeping the yard. Here it is customary that housing be beautiful and well-groomed. 
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Even in terms of color, the choice is small. If you already live among people, be kind, choose from the “allowed” colors. 
You can rent a separate house for $500 a month. More expensive – you can, cheaper – already suspicious. For those who decide to buy an apartment in Oregon, it will cost even less than a similar one in Smolensk. However, housing prices have been on the rise lately as Oregon is a popular state with a great climate. Many move here from neighboring California, where living has become too expensive. At the same time, in Detroit, for example, houses are sold literally for a penny. It is a dying city where it is virtually impossible to find a job. nine0004 
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From major bridge improvements to local sidewalk projects, the updated Oregon Transportation Plan will guide transportation investment for the entire state for the next 25 years. nine0004 
To solve all these problems, investments in a multifunctional system are needed, but there is not enough funding to fully cover all these needs. nine0004 
Expenses quickly outstrip income. It is important to find alternative sources of funding, which may include toll collection and pay-per-mileage programs. nine0004 
