What’s a modern, abstract sculpture in honor of an obscure American balloonist doing in the capital of Estonia? Good question. The man in question was named Charles Leroux, and though you probably have no idea who he was, he once found fame in the U.S. and abroad demonstrating something that seems commonplace today: parachutes.

Leroux was rumored to be the grandson or great-nephew of Abraham Lincoln (he wasn’t). He wasn’t even named Leroux—his birth name was reportedly the rather more prosaic Joseph Johnson. He appears to have been born in Connecticut in the 1850s. At some point, Leroux must have realized that it would be more profitable and exotic to take on a French-sounding name—especially because he adopted a French-seeming sport that had been making waves worldwide since the late 1700s.

By the time Leroux started tinkering with parachutes and balloons around the 1880s, the French were the undisputed kings of aviation. From the Montgolfier brothers, who invented the first hot air balloon anyone could actually use, to Jean-Pierre Blanchard, who managed to cross the English channel by balloon in 1785, the French had pioneered early flight.

Parachutes, though, were another story. Leonardo da Vinci designed an early prototype, but it took until the early 20th century for the modern version to get a patent. Meanwhile, parachuting was anyone’s game—and, like balloons before it, it was a game for daring showmen.

With a spiffy new name and an apparent daredevil streak, Leroux began to test a parachute of his own design. He was already an accomplished East Coast trapeze artist and gymnast, and he designed a breathtaking parachute to top off his performances. In 1886, for example, he shut down traffic in Philadelphia (performing as “Prof. Charles Leroux”) by climbing 100 feet up the Dime Museum, clad in “light blue silk tights and satin trunks.” Before a packed and terrified audience, he jumped off of the building holding a 16-foot-wide parachute and nearly running into a lamp post (a nearby man wasn’t so lucky—Leroux ran right into him instead). The New York Times report of his feat notes that it was Leroux’s 38th ascent, and that his other accomplishments included jumping off of New York’s High Bridge.

 
That was just one of Leroux’s leaps. His feats took him all over the world. In 1889, for example, he demonstrated the parachute he had designed—complete with backpack-style straps—to a group of impressed German officers. (Given that he jumped 1000 meters from a balloon, the equivalent of about 3280 feet, they had reason to be dazzled.) And in 1887, Leroux lent his design to Charles Broadwick, who would become one of the most famous parachutists of all time.

But eventually, Leroux’s derring-do got the best of him. On September 24, 1889, he braved a difficult jump from an airborne hot air balloon in front of an audience of onlookers in Tallinn, Estonia, which was then called Reval. An errant wind swept him away toward the Baltic. A woman supposedly died of heart failure just watching the tragedy. Leroux died, too—his body was recovered by fishermen two days later. Today, a modernist monument in his honor stands in Tallinn, a strange and little-known testament to a man who managed to withstand 238 jumps before his untimely death—and whose daredevil acts with a parachute helped inspire interest in more modern versions of the lifesaving invention.

Lexus delivered one hot car for the Los Angeles Auto Show. According to Eater, the auto manufacturer teamed up with Huy Fong Foods to create the 2017 Sriracha Lexus IS, a hot sauce-inspired, entry-level luxury car.

Designed and created in just about three months, Lexus turned to the world-famous West Coast Customs to create the one-off custom car in order to spice things up for the event. Lexus promises that the car has “Sriracha in everything,” from its red-hot paint job with green accents to its “Hot Handling” steering wheel.

The hot chili sauce car also features a temperature control dial that goes from cool to “Sriracha Hot,” along with leather seats embroidered with the iconic Huy Fong Foods rooster logo. If that’s not enough hot sauce for you, it even comes equipped with 43 bottles of Sriracha in its trunk and a Sriracha-dispensing key fob for an emergency spice kick.

“We wanted to work with the original and were pleased that David Tran at Huy Fong Foods was open to collaborating with us,” Mariko Kusumoto, Lexus’s national marketing communications manager, said. “If you’re a fan of Sriracha, you know that the rooster bottle, green cap, and pure spiciness can’t be replicated and fans of the rooster sauce won’t settle for anything bland. It was a perfect pairing. This is our first food-inspired car and don’t have any other foodie cars planned right now.”

The Sriracha Lexus IS will be on display at the Los Angeles Convention Center from November 18 to 27, but the car company has no plans to sell or put the car up for auction at the moment.

[h/t Eater]

Very rarely does a movie completely nail its story on the first draft, and that’s especially true when you’re bringing a whole new world to the big screen. In 1974, George Lucas finished a rough draft for what would eventually become Star Wars, with multiple other drafts to follow, including one titled Adventures of the Starkiller, Episode I: The Star Wars.

Though fans like to think of Star Wars as a sprawling saga that was meticulously thought out from day one, it turns out Lucas made numerous changes to his core story, not only before the 1977 release of A New Hope, but all the way through the final film. Here are eight notable changes from those early drafts.

1. HAN SOLO HAD GILLS // STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE

Han Solo, everybody’s favorite suave smuggler, originally wasn’t going to be played by a young, handsome Harrison Ford. In fact, he wasn’t going to be very human at all. In an early script for Star Wars, Solo was described as a tall, reptilian creature with green skin, no nose, and a hefty set of gills. As the drafts evolved, Star Wars slowly transformed from niche sci-fi/fantasy to a more relatable brand of space western; inevitably Han Solo turned into the space cowboy everyone knows today.

2. THE STORY OF MACE WINDU // A NEW HOPE

Despite what you’ve been led to believe, the Star Wars saga didn’t just appear to Lucas in a fever dream one strange night—in fact, the first couple drafts of A New Hope are basically unrecognizable from what we know today. One of the biggest omissions in those first few attempts is Luke Skywalker himself. Instead, the movie originally involved a character named Mace Windu, with the script beginning with the impenetrable intro “The Story of Mace Windu: a revered Jedi-Bendu of Ophuchi who was related to Usby CJ Thape, Padawaan learner to the famed Jedi …”

The problem was that no one understood a word of it, and rightfully so. As the drafts evolved, Mace Windu was replaced by Kane Starkiller, who was eventually turned into the far more relatable Luke Skywalker. The character of Mace Windu did live on in the prequel trilogy, though all that “Jedi-Bendu of Ophuchi” nonsense was left on the cutting room floor.

3. FAMILIAR NAMES, NEW FACES // A NEW HOPE

Luke filled the typical Joseph Campbell hero mold in the first Star Wars trilogy, but the character was originally much different from the farm boy who left home to take on the Empire. In those early drafts, Luke Skywalker was a battle-worn war hero and one of the last surviving Jedi (called the Jedi-Bendu at first).

Vader was there, too, but without the trademark mask, cape, and intergalactic asthma—he was even known as General Vader at one point. In the beginning, he was conceived as an evil henchman for Prince Valorum, a masked Sith Knight tasked with hunting down the remaining Jedi-Bendu. Eventually Vader became an amalgamation of several characters throughout different drafts, with his signature mask coming from artist Ralph McQuarrie, who thought it necessary since Vader would literally be traveling from ship to ship in the vacuum of space.

Delightful. #McQuarrieMonday #StarWars #SWNN https://t.co/q68Lr7kz8M pic.twitter.com/wqWE7rbZoH

— SWNN (@StarWarsNewsNet) September 19, 2016

4. NELLITH SKYWALKER// THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

The Skywalker family tree has more branches than a Colorado spruce, but the original draft for 1980’s The Empire Strikes Back would have rattled the clan’s genealogy even further. Written by Leigh Brackett, the first go-around at the movie’s story did introduce the idea of Luke having a sister, but it wasn’t Leia. Instead, the Princess remained a born-and-bred Organa, while Luke’s twin was revealed to be a woman named Nellith.

At the same time Luke was training under Yoda, Nellith would also be learning the ways of the Force on the road to becoming a Jedi Knight. How this all was going to pan out is unknown, as it was supposed to be resolved in a third movie. But when this draft was rejected, so too was the story of Nellith.

5. ENDOR: HOME OF THE WOOKIEES // RETURN OF THE JEDI

It wasn’t until 2005’s Revenge of the Sith that fans finally got a glimpse of a full-fledged Wookiee army going into battle, but the original idea for 1983’s Return of the Jedi had it happening nearly 20 years earlier. Instead of a battalion of teddy bears taking on the Empire for the final installment in the trilogy, Lucas wanted Endor to be the home of the Wookiees, culminating in a climactic battle between the two factions.

However, Lucas eventually felt that the Wookiees would be too technologically advanced for his vision of the story. He wanted to showcase a primitive species besting the evil Empire (a veiled metaphor for Vietnam), and apparently the Wookiees were a bit too tech-savvy for that to work. 

6. THE (ORIGINAL) DEATH OF HAN SOLO // RETURN OF THE JEDI

At this point, pretty much everyone knows that 2015’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens doesn’t go according to plan for Han Solo. But before he was gutted by Kylo Ren, Harrison Ford and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan wanted Solo to sacrifice his life for the Rebel squad early in Return of the Jedi. Ford hoped that this would add some depth and gravitas to a movie that featured an elephant playing the keyboard. Plus, the actor has gone on the record to claim that Solo was never that interesting to him.

However, Ford said, “George didn’t think there was any future in dead Han toys,” so Solo was left amongst the living (for the time being). 

7. HAD ABBADON, ABANDONED // RETURN OF THE JEDI

The first two installments in the Star Wars trilogy showed the Empire’s mammoth space stations and star cruisers littered throughout the galaxy, but Return of the Jedi was going to one-up that visual with an up-close look at the Empire’s homeworld of Had Abbadon. This proposed city-planet was going to be the location of much of the film’s action, including a lightsaber battle between Luke and Vader in the Emperor’s fiery throne room.

So what happened? Logistically, putting a city-planet on film just wasn’t feasible in the ’80s. The massive sets, models, and matte paintings would be too cost-prohibitive, and even with a small fortune at his disposal, the technological advancements simply weren’t in place to get the idea off the ground. The idea was revised in the Prequel Trilogy, though, with the introduction of the global metropolis of Coruscant.

8. TWIN DEATH STARS // RETURN OF THE JEDI

#McQuarrieMonday – A concept depicting a network of multiple Death Stars. pic.twitter.com/naEUSZOEn9

— Star Wars (@starwars) December 22, 2014

As interesting as the planet surface of Had Abbadon sounds, what’s even more intriguing is what was set to orbit the Imperial capital: two massive Death Stars. Instead of the lone moon-sized space station from the final film, there were going to be twin destructive globes under construction around the planet.

Concept artist Ralph McQuarrie even produced some paintings of what the Death Stars were going to look like. While they never actually saw the light of day, elements of them seem to have inspired the look of the Starkiller Base from The Force Awakens.

The 2013–2016 West African Ebola outbreak claimed at least 11,325 lives and caused a recorded 28,652 infections before finally burning out.
 
What if we missed a quarter of those actually infected?

A new paper, published in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, lends further support to the idea that a significant number of individuals can become infected with Ebola but not show symptoms. The research team investigated Ebola virus survivors and their contacts, who often were quarantined together, between October 2015 and January 2016 in a village in Sierra Leone. Thirty-four cases of Ebola virus disease had been diagnosed before the research study began. Using antibody tests to identify potential infections lacking symptoms, an additional 14 potential infections were identified. Twelve of those—a full 25 percent of the 48 total infections—reported no symptoms at all. Two additional cases identified by antibody testing reported a fever but no other symptoms of disease.

We have recognized since 1989 that there is a species of Ebolavirus called Reston virus that can infect humans but appears to cause no symptoms. But even with the pathogenic species of Ebolavirus, it is becoming increasingly clear that the virus causes a spectrum of infections in humans, ranging from symptomless infections to death. This is not particularly surprising; though popular culture examples featuring Ebola–like pathogens, such as 12 Monkeys or Outbreak, suggest that almost 100 percent of those infected with their virus of choice will die, in reality, the severity of infection is a combination of many factors. If the host is generally healthy, usually they will be more likely to survive (though healthy hosts can, occasionally, make an infection more dangerous, as happened with the 1918 influenza pandemic). A host that has previously suffered a similar infection may have some immunity, and the disease will typically be less severe. Other chronic conditions, such as diabetes, may result in a more serious infection.

Prior work has come to similar conclusions with harmful species of Ebolavirus as well. Sixteen years ago, Ebola virus antibodies and low levels of viral RNA were detected in individuals exposed to body fluids from infected patients during outbreaks of the virus in Gabon. These individuals never themselves showed any symptoms of Ebola virus disease. During the first known Ebolavirus outbreak in 1976, reports suggested that 19 percent of the contacts of patients had also been infected, but with a very mild or asymptomatic infection.

However, studying Ebolavirus antibodies in the context of an epidemic is relatively easy—you have confirmed cases who have documented infections, so the timeline of exposure can be detailed even for those who were exposed and infected but did not develop symptoms. What has been more difficult to prove scientifically is that Ebolavirus antibodies in areas where there were not active outbreaks were a real phenomenon rather than a laboratory artifact.

A 1982 paper found evidence of Ebolavirus antibodies in Liberia—32 years before a full-blown outbreak surfaced there. A similar study of samples collected from 2006 to 2008 in Sierra Leone also suggested that 8.6 percent of those tested had antibodies to Ebolavirus. More than 5 percent of those tested in the Central African Republic, another country that has never seen an active Ebolavirus outbreak, also had antibodies. We can’t be sure these antibodies were due to asymptomatic cases—they may have been survivors of Ebolavirus infections that were misdiagnosed as Lassa fever, malaria, or other more common infectious diseases—but if this research had been accepted and circulated decades prior, perhaps additional surveillance could have identified the 2013–2016 outbreak earlier and responded appropriately before it spiraled out of control.

These studies suggest that the true burden of Ebolavirus infections is significantly underestimated. During an epidemic, many more people may be infected than is currently understood. An understanding of how commonly asymptomatic infections occur is critical, as an unrecognized population of immune individuals could alter the dynamics of the infection and modify mathematical models used to predict spread.

Indeed, when Reston virus was discovered, it was hoped that a virus that caused these asymptomatic infections could be used to create an effective and safe vaccine. That hasn’t worked in experimental work, but there is still hope that if we could understand why some individuals do not become ill from the pathogenic Ebola viruses, we could use that information to inform additional studies of vaccines or treatments.  

The recognition of asymptomatic infections also raises questions regarding long-term complications after Ebolavirus disease. Many survivors report chronic health problems years after the acute infection; could this happen in asymptomatic survivors too? We don’t know now because they’ve not been followed in these long-term studies.

Perhaps most importantly, can asymptomatic survivors transmit the virus to others? This seems unlikely given that when measured, the asymptomatic cases had much lower levels of virus than patients with symptoms. Furthermore, decades of epidemiological studies have repeatedly shown that the highest risk of acquiring Ebolavirus comes from contact with infected body fluids from a sick patient.

Finally, the increasing evidence for asymptomatic Ebolavirus infections suggests the need to test for the virus even in locations where no documented outbreaks have occurred. We were decades behind the ball looking for Ebolavirus in West Africa, and the result was the largest Ebolavirus outbreak on record by several orders of magnitude. Rather than playing catch-up, these findings should encourage us to get ahead of the curve and track more cases of Ebolavirus infection irrespective of symptom severity, before we end up with a repeat of the West African outbreak.  

It’s expensive to get a pet. Adoption fees, vaccinations, spaying/neutering costs, and microchips add up—so to encourage more people to adopt rescue cats and dogs, WPTV reports that a Sacramento woman has offered to foot the bill for every animal adoption at a local shelter through December 31.

Relator/animal lover Kim Pacini-Hauch adopted a terrier named Teddy from Sacramento’s Front Street Animal Shelter in 1984. Now, she wants others to follow her lead. According to the shelter, they are nearly at capacity, and an uptick in adoptions will help them make room to take in more pets. Pacini-Hauch hopes that paying the $85 adoption fee for dogs, and $65 for cats, will speed up the process.

So far, Pacini-Hauch’s generous scheme is working. According to The Sacramento Bee, the Front Street Animal Shelter posted Pacini-Hauch’s offer on Facebook on Tuesday night. When the shelter opened the next day, more than 250 people were waiting in line—and by mid-afternoon, all of its cats had been adopted, and 21 dogs had found new homes. Around 650 animals are still in foster care, and the shelter will take them in as the facilities become less crowded.

Live in the Sacramento area, and have an interest in adopting a furry companion of your own? Visit the Front Street Animal Shelter’s website or Facebook page for more information. (Keep in mind that adoption fees are waived, but you will still need to pay for your new pet to get fixed and vaccinated, among other costs.)

[h/t WPTV]

Goods news for fans of robots and piping hot pizza: Domino’s announced their first successful drone delivery on Wednesday, November 16, ushering in a new era for the global chain.

As Quartz reports, the delivery took place in the town of Whangaparaoa in New Zealand, where drone regulations are relaxed compared to those of other countries. The GPS-guided DRU Drone transported the two pizzas—peri-peri chicken and chicken cranberry—inside their regular boxes, which were carried inside a bulkier box affixed to the bottom of the craft. When the drone arrived at its destination, it lowered the box down to the customers via a detachable tow cable (you can watch the scene play out below). According to Domino’s, the mission marked “the first commercial delivery of food by drone to a customer, anywhere in the world.”

Three months ago Domino’s partnered with the drone company Flirtey to make their delivery system a reality. For now it’s only available to customers who live within a mile of the Whangaparaoa Domino’s, and who have enough yard space for take off and landing. The company plans to launch the service in more locations across New Zealand down the road, and is currently in touch with various government agencies about expanding worldwide.

Unfortunately for U.S. pizza lovers, FAA regulations forbid drones from flying beyond the pilot’s field of vision, so drone deliveries likely won’t be taking off stateside any time soon. In the meantime, American customers can hold out hope for the arrival of Domino’s ground-based delivery droids.

[h/t Quartz]

The economy is improving in many ways (unemployment is down, real GDP is up), but one less-than-ideal trend is on the rise: More adult children live with their parents now than they did just two years ago, according to a recent poll from Fidelity [PDF].

Fidelity’s poll found that 21 percent of Millennials (aged 25 to 35) currently live at home with their parents, compared to just 14 percent in 2014.

“There are several factors contributing to the ‘fuller house,’” Kristen Robinson, senior vice president of Fidelity Investments, tells mental_floss. “For one, Millennials are the most educated generation, and with the increasing cost of higher education, many graduate with significant student loan debt. Living at home can provide an opportunity for this generation to make a dent in their debt before being on their own.

Millennials may also be more career-focused than previous generations. They’re postponing marriage more than previous generations, and Robinson adds that moving back home may be a strategy to focus on careers and financial security while they make a dent in their debt. Data backs this up: Despite living with their parents, 85 percent of Millennials have some form of savings, according to Fidelity’s study.

Of course, moving back home isn’t exactly a cakewalk for parents or their adult children. If you’ve made the tough decision to move back into your childhood bedroom, here’s how to make the transition a little easier.

1. DISCUSS YOUR EXPECTATIONS.

To avoid any potential conflict over money, time, or habits, it helps to discuss expectations in each of these areas before you move any boxes.

For starters, your parents may have certain ideas about how you handle your finances while you live with them. If your parents expect you to prioritize your student debt, for example, they might be disappointed to see you spending on nights out with friends. Or, you may have conflicting expectations about each other’s schedules and daily habits. Your parents may want you home at a certain time, or to join them for dinner, or to pitch in with specific chores or maintenance.

To avoid a blow-up each time you skip a family meal or stay out all night, you need to have an open conversation with your parents before moving back in.

2. CREATE SOME RULES AND GUIDELINES.

Once expectations are laid out, it’s important to come up with some rules and guidelines in order to ensure everyone’s needs are met. “When an adult child boomerangs back into a parent’s home, it’s important for the family to discuss who will pay for which expenses,” Robinson says. “Young adults should not assume their parents will pay for the same expenses they did growing up; and likewise, parents should use this as an opportunity to establish new financial guidelines. Communicating these expectations from the beginning should reduce misunderstandings later.”

Beyond money, you may want to set clear boundaries on your time and schedule. If you’ll be out all night, do you owe your parents a call so they don’t worry? Do you set a laundry schedule so you can avoid congestion in the laundry room?

3. COME UP WITH AN EXIT PLAN.

You probably don’t want to live with your parents forever—but when you’re paying minimal rent and have someone to split the grocery bill with it can be hard to leave. Create a realistic framework for building up your savings and a timeline for setting back out on your own.

To do this, you’ll need to learn how to spend responsibly. “If a young adult wants to move out of their parents’ home, a good first step is to set financial goals and create a budget,” says Robinson. “On their own, Millennials will likely incur new expenses that, while living under one roof, their parents may be covering.”

“Fidelity’s rule of thumb suggests a simple 50/15/5 approach to budgeting, where 50 percent is for essential expenses, 15 percent is for retirement savings, and 5 percent is for short-term savings,” Robinson says.

4. BUILD AN EMERGENCY FUND

An emergency fund is the foundation of financial security, and you should include one in your exit strategy. “It’s a good idea to have an emergency savings fund,” Robinson says. “With that financial foundation, [Millennials living with their parents] can start to understand how much money they will need to live on their own, and if they haven’t reached their financial goal yet, they can create a plan to get there.”

Most experts recommend having between three and six months’ worth of basic living expenses in your emergency fund. Again, it’s important to get a clear idea of what those expenses are so you can save accordingly.

5. KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING.

Money can be a taboo topic, but it’s important to keep the dialogue going, Robinson says. “Having an adult child living at home presents a perfect opportunity to have regular money conversations where parents can share financial successes—and mistakes—from their life, giving their kids an opportunity to learn from their experiences,” she says.

It’s also a good opportunity for parents and adult children to talk about the future. “Even for young adults who are financially independent and living on their own, it’s important that parents and adult children have ongoing conversations related to retirement, elder care, health care costs, wills and estate planning, and inheritance,” Robinson says. “Specifically, parents can communicate what they want for their future, and also explain what role they expect their adult children to play so there are no surprises.”

These conversations aren’t easy, but it’s important to be prepared.

Lack of access to toilets is one of public health’s greatest crises, causing serious diseases that, especially in children, can be fatal. Toilets are particularly rare in India, where an estimated 70 percent of the population doesn’t have access to one. But now, the Indian government and Google are launching a public toilet locator to help people find clean facilities, according to The Verge and the International Business Times India.

The Google Toilet Indicator, sponsored by the Indian Ministry of Urban Development, will be an integrated part of Google Maps. According to India.com, it works like this:

Once you open Maps, you can simply put in any word related to a toilet, like lavatory, toilet, washroom, sauchalay, sulabh, etc. and Google Map Toilet Locator will understand your need. It will then locate all the public toilets in the vicinity and help you locate one closest to you. Additionally, people will be able to review the toilet and give feedback so if the one you visit is particularly stinky and dirty, give it negative ratings and help others stay away.

A pilot program is debuting around New Delhi during the ministry’s “Cleanliness Fortnight,” which runs until November 30. You’ll be able to search for public restrooms and those in metro stations, gas stations, hospitals, and more. Eventually, the app will cover the entire country, but there’s not yet an end date.

Access to toilets isn’t India’s only sanitation problem. Especially in rural areas where open defecation has been the norm for years, it has proven incredibly difficult to convince people to use them, for cultural and personal reasons. Though the Indian government aims to build 60 million toilets by 2019, efforts to curb open defecation haven’t been terribly successful. While a toilet finder can’t fix that problem, it can help foreign tourists and urban residents who are already accustomed to using them.

[h/t The Verge]

It’s no surprise that the automatic teller machines that dispense money and accept deposits are crawling with bacteria: Their buttons are mashed by hundreds of people daily. But exactly what kind of bacteria they transfer to your fingers depends on where you’re cashing out.

For a study recently published in the journal mSphere, researchers at New York University swabbed 66 ATMs in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. Standard skin microbes from the Actinobacteria, Firmicutes, and Proteobacteria families were abundant in all the samples, as well as food-sourced bacteria from fish, chicken, and mollusks. But keypads in laundromats and retail stores harbored a higher amount, particularly lactic acid bacteria from milk products.

ATMs located in predominantly white neighborhoods in the city contained the foodborne mold Xeromyces bisporus, which is typically found on spoiled baked goods—suggesting that people toting food around might be eating on the go (and that their snacks weren’t terribly fresh).

If the thought of picking up moldy bread germs seems uninviting, there is hope. ATM manufacturer Diebold is teaming with glassmaker Corning for a line of antibacterial touch screens containing ionic silver. The bad news? That money you take out is still probably going to be filthy with germs. A past study by NYU found that bills can actually grow microbes leading to staph infections, acne, and other ailments.

[h/t Arizona Daily Sun]

As a recurring feature, our team combs the Web and shares some amazing Amazon deals we’ve turned up. Here’s what caught our eye today, November 17.

Mental Floss has affiliate relationships with certain retailers, including Amazon, and may receive a small percentage of any sale. But we only get commission on items you buy and don’t return, so we’re only happy if you’re happy. Good luck deal hunting!

GADGETS

Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook – Celeron 3855U, 4GB RAM, 16GB eMMC, Chrome for $179.99 (list price $275.00)

Garmin Forerunner 230 – Black/White for $179.99 (list price $249.99)

Sony MDRXB950BT/B Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones (Black) for $88.00 (list price $199.99)

The Wire: The Complete Series (BD) [Blu-ray] for $56.99 (list price $199.99)

The Sopranos: The Complete Series (Blu-ray + Digital HD) for $69.99 (list price $279.98)

Bluedio Turbine T2s Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Mic, 57mm Drivers/Rotary Folding (Black) for $24.99 (list price $49.99)

Omron 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Clinically Proven Accurate with 100 Memory Storage, Heart Zone Guidance and Irregular Heartbeat Detector for $45.94 after on-screen coupon (list price $88.00)

Epiphone Les Paul Electric Guitar Player Package, Vintage Sunburst for $178.00 (list price $347.00)

Pebble 2 + Heart Rate Smart Watch- Black/Flame for $129.99 

LaCie Rugged Mini USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 1TB External Hard Drive 301558 for $99.90 (list price $109.99)

Yamaha FD01S Solid Top Acoustic Guitar for $129.99 (list price $169.99)

Maxboost Quick Charge 2.0 Car Charger Universal USB 2.4A Fast Charging Port [Qualcomm Certified] with usb cable Output For Galaxy S6, S6 Edge Plus,Note 5 4,Nexus 6, iPhone 7 6/6S Plus for $10.99 (list price $17.99)

Yamaha P71 Amazon-Exclusive Digital Piano with Weighted Keys and Sustain Pedal for $299.99 (list price $399.99)

ELENKER Portable Cool Mist Water Humidifier with Auto Shut-off, USB Cabel( Blue ) for $14.99 (list price $30.99)

[Upgraded] iClever BoostCube 36W 3-Port USB Wall Charger (Foldable Plug) with SmartID for iPhone iPad Galaxy HTC LG Nexus Moto Blackberry, Bluetooth Speaker/Headphones, Power Banks and More for $29.99 (list price $69.99)

CardNinja Ultra-slim Self Adhesive Credit Card Wallet for Smartphones, Black for $7.90 (list price $12.99)

Ring Wi-Fi Enabled Video Doorbell for $199.00 

AOC e1759Fwu 17-Inch Ultra Slim, 1600×900, 220cd/m2 Brightness USB 3.0-Powered Portable LED Monitor with Case for $119.99 (list price $129.99)

Seneo Fast Wireless Charger QI Wireless Charging Stand – No AC Adapter for $20.95 (list price $49.99)

Portable WiFi Projector, BlitzWolf 1200 Lumens LED Wireless Home Theater, Support Phone/Laptop/PC/SD Card/Play Station/TV Box/Xbox/USB Disk for $98.99 (list price $200.00)

Bluetooth Headphones,ZZSY V4.1 Wireless Bluetooth Earphone, Stereo In-Ear Noise Cancelling Sweat-proof Sports Headset with Microphone and APT-X for iPhone 7, iPad,Samsung and Android Phones for $20.79 (list price $99.99)

GoPro HERO5 Black for $399.00 

EnacFire Lightning Cable (3ft,6ft,10ft) Durable and Fast Charging Cable (Dual Layer Protection) 8pin Lightning Cable (Space Gray) for $10.99 (list price $39.99)

Anker Astro E1 5200mAh Candy bar-Sized Ultra Compact Portable Charger (External Battery Power Bank) with High-Speed Charging PowerIQ Technology (Black) for $15.99 (list price $49.99)

Keni 12500mah Power Bank, High Capacity Portable Charger with 3-USB Output,for iPhone, iPad & Samsung Galaxy & More for $16.99 (list price $18.99)

Cell Phone Stand, Lamicall S1 Cradle, Dock, Holder, Stand : For all Android Smartphone, iPhone Tablet – Black for $39.99 (list price $49.99)

Lexar microSD To Lightning Reader – LRWMLBNL for $24.95 (list price $24.99)

ASUS ZenFone Zoom Unlocked Cellphone, 64GB, Black (U.S. Warranty) for $249.00 (list price $399.00)

Duracell Coppertop Alkaline Aa, 24 Count for $12.72 (list price $25.97)

iPhone 7 Plus case, Maxboost SnapPro Heavy Duty Cases [GXD Impact Gel] EXTREME Shock-Absorption Thinnest Hard PC Covers Soft Touch Finish For Apple iPhone 7 Plus 2016 & iPhone 6s/6s Plus- Jet Black for $12.99 (list price $19.99)

Quick Charge 3.0, iXCC 18W USB Wall Charger (QC 2.0 Compatible) for Galaxy S7 / S6 / Edge, Note 4 / 5, Nexus 6, iPhone 7 / 6, LG G5 and More – Black for $11.99 (list price $26.99)

Car Mount, (2 Pack) Mengo Magna-Snap Mini Magnetic Air Vent Car Mount for Smartphones (iPhone, Samsung, HTC, LG, Nokia, & More), Mp3 Players, and GPS Devices – Retail Packaging for $12.99 (list price $19.99)

KITCHEN

Besiva Ultra Sharp Stainless Steel Julienne Peeler & Vegetable Peeler with Cleaning Brush for $10.99 (list price $49.99)

Amazing Cast Iron Scrubber | Stainless Steel Cookware Cleaner for Skillet, Wok, Pot, Pan for $11.97 (list price $24.99)

Pre Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet – Silicone Hot Handle Holder – 12.5 inch – by Utopia Kitchen for $19.99 (list price $39.99)

Dozenegg Stainless Steel Versatile Dredge Shaker, Set of 2 for $8.99

Portmeirion Sophie Conran White Gravy Boat and Stand for $27.62 (list price $55.25)

Thermos Stainless King 16-Ounce Travel Tumbler, Midnight Blue for $15.39 (list price $27.99)

Corelle Livingware 12-1/4-Inch Serving Platter, Winter Frost White for $7.97 (list price $41.97)

Farberware Professional Pie Server (Stainless Steel) for $8.68 (list price $13.99)

Wilton 2105-459 Excelle Elite 3-Tier Cooling Rack, 15 7/8″ X 9 7/8″ for $8.34 (list price $11.99)

Rachael Ray Oven Lovin’ Nonstick Bakeware 3-Piece Baking and Cookie Pan Set for $34.97 (list price $60.00)

Panasonic NN-SN651BAZ Black 1.2 Cu. Ft Countertop Microwave Oven with Inverter Technology for $119.98 (list price $149.99)

Clever Cutter 2-in-1 Food Chopper – Replace your Kitchen Knives and Cutting Boards for $14.00 (list price $19.99)

Calphalon Contemporary Hard Anodized Nonstick 16-Inch Roasting Pan with Rack 5 pc. Set for $67.99 (list price $170.00)

Grill Beast – 304 Stainless Steel Meat Injector Kit with 2-oz Large Capacity Barrel and 3 Professional Marinade Needles for $24.97 (list price $44.95)

DeLonghi Double Walled Thermo Espresso Glasses, Set of 2 for $10.99 (list price $14.95)

Triple Filter 8 Cup French Press in Chrome 34 Oz for $13.99 (list price $31.99)

Sterilite 2008004 Cake Server, White for $13.28 (list price $19.99)

Anchor Hocking Glass Bowl Set – 10 pcs for $28.75 (list price $38.16)

John Boos WAL-R03 Walnut Wood Edge Grain Reversible Cutting Board, 20 Inches x 15 Inches x 1.5 Inches for $127.00 (list price $175.15)

Better Houseware Pastry and Ravioli Wheel for $6.79

Prepworks by Progressive Magnetic Measuring Spoons, Stainless Steel – Set of 5 for $13.99 (list price $19.99)

Wilton Silicone Pie Trivet/Pie Weight for $8.82 (list price $9.99)

Corelle Square 6-Piece Dinner Plate Set, Splendor for $37.82 (list price $43.35)

Keurig K55 Coffee Maker, Black for $84.99 (list price $119.99)

SHAN ZU Ceramic Knife 8” Black Zirconium Blade Black Ergonomic Handle Matte Finish Chef Knife with Sheath and Gift Box for $26.98 (list price $99.99)

Levav Premium Stainless Steel Salt and Pepper Grinder Brushed Stainless Steel Pepper Mill and Salt Mill, Glass Tall Body, 5 Grade Adjustable Ceramic Rotor, Set of 2 for $17.97 (list price $49.99)

OXO Good Grips Multi-purpose Stainless Steel Scraper & Chopper for $6.97 (list price $9.99)

KitchenAid K5GB 5-Qt. Tilt-Head Glass Bowl with Measurement Markings & Lid for $50.00 (list price $79.99)

Laxinis World Silicone Spatula Utensil Set of 6 – Premium Baking Supplies Set Includes 2 Big Spatulas, 1 Small Spatula, 1 Big Spoon, 1 Big Basting Brush and 1 Small Brush (multi-color) for $19.95 (list price $34.95)

Cuisinart Smart Stick CSB-75BC 200 Watt 2 Speed Hand Blender (Brushed Chrome) for $33.60 (list price $64.99)

Cooks Standard NC-00349 Stainless Steel Sauce Pan with Cover, 3-Quart for $24.05 (list price $39.99)

Luigi Bormioli Michelangelo Sugar and Creamer Set for $14.99 (list price $27.97)

Unbreakable Wine Glasses – 100% Tritan – Shatterproof, Reusable, Dishwasher Safe (Set of 4) by D’Eco for $27.99 (list price $29.99)

Cuisinart FP-14DCN Elite Collection 2.0 14-Cup Food Processor, Die Cast for $205.38 (list price $545.00)

Secura SWK-1701DB Stainless Steel Double Wall Electric Water Kettle, 1.8 quart, Black for $32.95 (list price $59.99)

Norpro Krona 11-Inch Stainless Steel Flat Whisk for $8.44 (list price $9.99)

Kitchen Gizmo 2 Sided TPU Anti-Bacterial Cutting Board, Thick Yet Flexible, Knife Friendly, Scratch Resistant, Non-Slip, Juice Groove, Dishwasher Safe, Antimicrobial and FDA Approved (Orange/Grey) for $19.99 (list price $29.99)

Anchor Hocking 16-Ounce Café Mug Beverage Set, Set of 6 for $21.20 (list price $39.99)

HOME

Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Air Steerable WindTunnel Bagless Lightweight Corded Upright UH72400 for $79.00 (list price $189.99)

Coral Fleece Blanket Grey (Twin, 60 by 90 inches) – Zig Zag Design, Lightweight Couch Blanket, Warm Bed Blanket, Easy Care – by Utopia Bedding for $12.99 (list price $35.99)

Affresh W10355049 Stainless Steel Wipes, 35 Wipes for $5.50 (list price $7.44)

Sandalwood Candles Scented Glass Jar, 8oz Essential Oils Soy Wax, Christmas Seasonal Home Fragrance for $13.00 (list price $20.00)

RamPro Total Furniture Repair System – 12Pc Scratch Restore & Repair Touch-Up Kit – Felt Tip Markers, Wax Stick Crayons. for $7.89 (list price $14.99)

Emerald Home T100-0 Chandler Cocktail Table, Wood for $175.84 (list price $209.39)

Dreamfoam Bedding Queen Copper Gel Memory Foam Mattress for $399.99 (list price $1,199.99)

[SET OF 2] 18″W X 18″L Mybecca Hypoallergenic Pillow Insert White Polyester, Made in USA for $9.99 (list price $19.99)

Kate Aspen “By the Shore” Sand Dollar Soap for $5.11 (list price $7.07)

Woolite DCS14N Dry Cleaner’s Secret (14 Uses)-At Home Dry Cleaner for Fine Fabrics, Hand Washables and Dry Clean Only Clothing, Fresh Scent for $19.99 

Home-Complete Space Saver Bags Storage Bundle (15 Items) for $22.95 (list price $59.99)

Command BATH16-ES-E 1 Holder 1 Medium Strips Razor Holder for $4.28 (list price $5.36)

Home-it 50 Pack Clothes Hangers Ivory Velvet Hangers Clothes Hanger Ultra Thin No Slip for $24.87 (list price $69.99)

Rubbermaid Step-On Wastebasket Trash Can, 13-Gallon, Metal-Accent Black, 1843029 for $19.97 (list price $28.90)

VicTsing 300ml Cool Mist Humidifier Ultrasonic Aroma Essential Oil Diffuser for Office Home Bedroom Living Room Study Yoga Spa – Wood Grain for $36.49 (list price $79.99)

Lasko 5307 Oscillating Ceramic Tower Heater, 16-Inch for $20.00 (list price $45.49)

Royal Hotel’s 300 Thread Count King Size Goose Down Alternative Comforter 100% Cotton 300 TC – 750FP – 86Oz – Solid White for $79.99 (list price $199.99)

InterDesign Gia Ceramic Soap & Lotion Dispenser, for Kitchen or Bathroom Countertops – White/Brushed for $11.10 (list price $20.98)

Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional with Dust-Away & 2 Microfiber Pads (NV356E) for $179.99 (list price $249.99)

Rowenta DW8080 Pro Master 1700-Watt Micro Steam Iron Stainless Steel Soleplate with Auto-Off, 400-Hole, Blue for $63.99 (list price $125.00)

Honey-Can-Do BRD-01435 Collapsible Tabletop Ironing Board with Pull out Iron Rest for $12.83 (list price $22.99)

O-Ion B-1000 Permanent Filter Ionic Air Purifier Pro Ionizer with UV-C Sanitizer, New for $47.95 (list price $59.95)

Fancii 10 Pocket Bedside Caddy – Hanging Storage Organizer for Books, Phones, Tablets, Accessory and TV Remote for $13.99 (list price $19.99)

Akro-Mils 10144 D 20-Inch by 16-Inch by 6-1/2-Inch Hardware and Craft Cabinet, Black for $25.99 (list price $40.76)

Hamper Hoops by Wham-O for $11.77 (list price $19.99)

Boon Twig Grass and Lawn Drying Rack Accessory, White,Twig White for $3.34 (list price $4.99)

Carlson 44-Inch Extra Wide Walk Through Gate with Pet Door, 29 to 44-Inch for $32.99 (list price $69.99)

Sony ICFC1 Alarm Clock Radio, Black for $17.89 (list price $19.99)

OXO Good Grips Corners and Edges Brush for Tubs and Showers for $5.95

Bounce Outdoor Fresh Dryer Sheets and Fabric Softener, 240 Count for $7.74 after on-screen coupon (list price $12.56)

Conair Battery Operated Fabric Defuzzer – Shaver, White for $14.46

Sterilite 12178006 1.5 Bushel/ 53 Liter Ultra Square Laundry Basket, White Basket w/ Titanium Inserts, 6-Pack for $37.54 (list price $41.94)

BLACK + DECKER CHV1410L 16 volt Lithium Cordless Dust Buster Hand Vac for $43.99 after instant discount at checkout (list price $89.99)

HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Remington F5-5800 Foil Shaver, Men’s Electric Razor, Electric Shaver, Black for $35.76 after on-screen coupon (list price $44.99)

ALEX Spa Fun Mix and Make Up Lip Shimmer for $12.73 (list price $22.00)

DenTek Fun Flosser – Wild Fruit – 48 ct for $4.47

BATH BOMB GIFT SET FOR GIRLS: Great Christmas And Birthday Gift Idea – Includes 3 Extra Large (Baseball size) Bath Bombs In Fun Lush Colours & Scents. for $24.99 (list price $28.99)

Bubble Fun Foaming Bath Salts 2lbs for $12.99 (list price $17.23)

Jean Pierre Spa Studio Green Tea Scented Cleansing Wipes-60 Count for $8.99 (list price $18.00)

China Glaze Nail Polish, Diva Bride, 0.5 Fluid Ounce for $5.16 (list price $7.50)

China Glaze 81392 Nail Polish Lacquer Put a Bow on It .5oz for $5.47 (list price $8.95)

tweexy The Wearable Nail Polish Holder in Bonbon Pink for $8.99 (list price $14.96)

Makartt Universal Nail Polish Holder for 48 Bottles with Adjustable Compartments for $21.39 (list price $35.99)

Bona Fide Beauty Crystal Nail Files – 5 Pack Czech Glass Nail Files with Sleeves – Best Glass Nail Files for Nail Care – Great Glass Fingernail Files for Fingernail Strengthener – File Nails Gently for $15.99 (list price $25.89)

MET-Rx Creatine 4200, 240 count for $9.99 with on-screen coupon (list price $16.99)

BSN SYNTHA-6 Protein Powder – Chocolate Milkshake, 5.0 lb (48 Servings) for $39.99 (list price $53.69)

Quest Nutrition Protein Bar, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, 21g Protein, 2.1 oz Bar, 12 Count for $24.99 (list price $31.95)

Spenco 2nd Skin Squares Soothing Protection for Blisters, Hot Spots and Skin Irritations, 200-Count Gel Squares for $21.93 (list price $39.99)

Amopé Pedi Perfect Wet & Dry Electronic Foot File, Regular Coarse – Waterproof, Rechargeable, Cordless, Dual Speed for $50.88 (list price $69.99)

Honeyskin Organics Aloe Vera + Manuka Honey Face and Body Cream for Rosacea, Eczema, Psoriasis, Rashes, Itchiness, Redness with raw Superfoods, 4 oz. for $50.00 (list price $49.99)

Set Of 2 (5.5oz) 100% Natural Activated Charcoal & Oatmeal Handmade Soap. All Skin Types For Face Or Body, Men Women & Teens. Chemical & Paraben Free Organic Shea Butter for $19.99 (list price $21.99)

Art Naturals Frankincense Essential Oil – Large 4 oz – 100% Pure & Natural Undiluted Therapeutic Grade -Best Premium Quality Oil for $15.95 (list price $29.95)

Aveeno Baby Wash & Shampoo, 18 Oz for $6.09 (list price $11.98)

Penetrex Pain Relief Medication [2 Oz] :: Patented Breakthrough for Arthritis, Back Pain, Tennis Elbow, Fibromyalgia, Sciatica, Plantar Fasciitis, Carpal Tunnel, Sore Muscles, Joints & Chronic Aches for $19.95 (list price $29.95)

Outback Pain Relief – Natural Topical Oil – 50mL Roll On (1.69 fl oz) for $19.95 (list price $29.99)

First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test, 3 tests, Packaging May Vary for $12.98 (list price $19.57)

Art Naturals Stretch Mark & Scar Removal Cream 4 Oz- Best Body Moisturizer to Remove, Decrease & Prevent New / Old Stretch Marks & Scars – Made in USA with Organic Ingredients – Use After Pregnancy for $10.00 (list price $18.00)

Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray, 120 Count for $18.49 (list price $27.13)

Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment Skin Protectant 14 Ounce Jar for $9.43 (list price $16.89)

OFFICE, SCHOOL, AND CRAFTS

Cricut Explore Air 2 Machine for $248.45 (list price $299.99)

26 dye colors for 150 lb of wax – Candle wax Dye – A great choice of colors – Sample – Candle dye chips for making candles for $39.98 (list price $64.00)

Hero 48-Piece Watercolor Colored Pencil Set in Tin Case for Adult Coloring Books. Brush Included. for $16.99 (list price $49.99)

Uni-Ball Rollerball Stick Pens, Fine Point, Black Ink, 12-Count for $12.48 (list price $33.99)

Clipboard Standard A4 Letter Size (Set of 10) Heavy Duty Low Profile Clip – Perfect For Office & Clerical Work for $15.95 (list price $39.95)

Canon MG7720 Wireless All-In-One Printer with Scanner and Copier: Mobile and Tablet Printing, with Airprint and Google Cloud Print compatible, Gold for $84.99 (list price $199.99)

qianshan 30 Colors Fibre Tip 0.4MM Colored Fineliner Pen Fine Point Sketch Drawing Marker – perfect for coloring books for adults for $10.99 (list price $29.90)

Etekcity Electric Pencil Sharpener, Automatic Feed and Dispense, UL/FCC Approved for $29.99 (list price $45.99)

Gingher 8-Inch Knife Edge Dressmaker’s Shears for $23.91 (list price $39.99)

MumCraft Wonder Clips for Sewing Quilting Crafting BONUS Tin Box (Pack of 100) for $9.99

Easy Origami (Dover Origami Papercraft)over 30 simple projects for $2.87 (list price $3.95)

Sharpie Pen, Fine Point, Assorted Colors, 12-Count for $16.73 (list price $28.29)

BIC Round Stic Grip Xtra Comfort Ball Pen, Medium Point (1.2 mm), Black and Blue Ink, 36-Count for $5.99 (list price $11.88)

Derwent Graphic Drawing Pencils, Soft, Metal Tin, 12 Count (34215) for $9.32(list price $22.39)

Sharpie Pocket Highlighters, Chisel Tip, Assorted Colors, 12-Count for $5.24 (list price $12.86)

Pilot Varsity Disposable Fountain Pens, 7-Pack Pouch, Assorted Color Inks (90029) for $12.21 (list price $23.49)

Washi Tape Set of 12 Rolls, Decorative Masking Tape For Arts & Crafts, Scrapbooking Supplies & Planner Accessories, Includes Birthday Party Ebook for $15.45 (list price $27.99)

Colore Watercolor Painting Kit, 24 Colors for $24.99 (list price $35.99)

Best Fabric Markers (PACK OF 24 PENS) Non-Toxic – Set of 24 Individual Colors – NO DUPLICATES – Bullet Tip – Machine Washable Paint for $12.99 (list price $29.99)

GC QUill Calligraphy Pen Set Writing Case with 5 Bottle Ink for $39.99

Dainayw Watercolor Brush Pens Set ,Soft Flexible Tip, Durable, Create Watercolor Effect  – 20 Colors for $28.90 (list price $35.99)

OUTDOORS, GARDEN, TOYS, AND SPORTS

Ravensburger 3D The Earth Puzzleball – 540 Piece for $20.69 (list price $45.99)

Ravensburger Disney Pixar: Disney-Pixar Movies (1000-Piece) Puzzle for $9.99 (list price $19.99)

LEGO Super Heroes 76034 the Batboat Harbor Pursuit Building Kit for $20.79 (list price $29.99)

Ravensburger Stow & Go – Puzzle Accessories for $8.29 (list price $19.99)

Reliance Products Hassock Portable Lightweight Self-Contained Toilet (colors may vary) for $25.88 (list price $36.99)

Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe Blaster (Colors May Vary) for $15.99 (list price $22.99)

Camp Solutions Lightweight Self-Inflating Air Sleeping Pad for $27.99 (list price $49.99)

Schwinn Boys’ 12-Inch Grit Bike,Orange for $83.78 (list price $119.99)

Simplicity Men’s Camouflage Ski & Snowboarding 3M Thinsulate Waterproof Winter Gloves, Khaki Camo for $21.99 (list price $29.99)

Evergreen Turkey Time Shaped Burlap Garden Flag, 12.5 x 18 inches for $10.35 (list price $16.80)

Gerber Bear Grylls Compact Multi-Tool [31-000750] for $8.03 (list price $11.12)

Porch Swing – Hanging Hammock Chair For Your Outdoor Living Space for $19.95 (list price $25.95)

High Sierra Ultimate Access 2.0 Drop-Bottom Wheeled Duffel for $94.01 (list price $280.00)

ColorGo Diving Mask Snorkel Set Freediving Mask For Scuba Mask + Dry Snorkel + Spare Mouthpiece + Fast-drying Bag Masks For Snorkeling With Anti-Fog Coated Tempered Glass (Blue) for $24.99 (list price $29.99)

Smoke Hollow 205 Stainless Steel Tabletop LP Gas Grill for $80.58 (list price $129.99)

Caterpillar Men’s Second Shift Work Boot, Dark Brown for $54.99 (list price $104.95)

Carhartt Men’s CMW6170 Work Boot,Tan Full Grain for $74.99 (list price $155.00)

Timberland PRO Men’s 6 Inch Stockdale Grip Max Alloy Leather Work and Hunt Boot, Dark Brown Full Grain Leather for $76.99 (list price $170.00)

Irish Setter Work Men’s Afton Hiker 83408 Steel Toe Work Boot, Brown for $89.99 (list price $124.99)

6 Foot Tall Lighted Christmas Inflatable Three Cute Penguins Building Snowman Color LEDs Yard Decoration for $99.00 (list price $129.99)

SOG SLPro Folding Knife ToolLogic SLP2 – Satin Polished 3″ Blade, Magnesium Firestarter, Whistle, LED Flashlight for $24.45 (list price $30.84)

Lifetime Geometric Dome Climber Play Center (Primary Colors) for $149.99 (list price $249.99)

Color Changing Solar Powered Glass Ball Led Garden Lights, Rechargeable Solar Table Lights, Outdoor Waterproof Solar Night Lights Table Lamps for Decorations, Ideal Gifts for $17.99 (list price $28.99)

CAP Barbell Regular 110-Pound Weight Set with 5-Feet Threaded Standard Bar (Grey) for $92.68 (list price $150.00)

GoSports CornHole PRO Regulation Size Bean Bag Toss Game Set (Black) for $97.99 (list price $129.99)

Wilson 75 Tennis Ball Pick Up Hopper for $18.00 (list price $49.99)

SKLZ Pro Mini XL Basketball Hoop for $27.99 (list price $39.99)

Coghlan’s 7620 Drinking Water Tablets – 50 Tablets for $6.99 (list price $11.99)

TriggerPoint Foam Massage Ball for Deep-Tissue Massage, MBX Extra Firm (2.6-inch) for $15.95 (list price $19.99)

Homar Waterproof Dry Bag – Best in Water Sports Equipment Kayak Accessories – Floating Portable Backpack (Black, 20L) for $18.99 (list price $28.99)

High Peak USA Alpinizmo Latitude 20 Sleeping Bag, Orange for $72.28 (list price $166.00)

Osprey Packs Farpoint 40 Travel Backpack, Volcanic Grey, Medium/Large for $119.95 (list price $160.00)

Refresh2go Chill Double Wall Filtered Bottle, 20 oz, Teal for $8.99 (list price $12.99)

Camelbak Products Men’s HydroBak Hydration Pack, Black/Graphite, 50-Ounce for $35.99 (list price $49.00)

ELECTRONICS

Logitech Harmony Elite + All-New Echo Dot (2nd Generation) for $287.58 (list price $331.99)

Fire HD 6 Tablet, 6″ HD Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB – Includes Special Offers, Black for $49.99 with Promo Code FIREHD6 (list price $99.99)

Certified Refurbished Kindle Paperwhite E-reader, 6″ High-Resolution Display (300 ppi) with Built-in Light, Wi-Fi – Includes Special Offers for $79.99 (list price $109.00)

TASCAM DP-006 Digital Portastudio 6-Track Portable Multi-Track Recorder for $83.99 (list price $169.99)

Lyric T5 Wi-Fi Thermostat, Works with Amazon Alexa for $149.99 

EnergyPal Travel Charging Station ETCS04 / International Travel Adapter / Surge Protector / Power Strip With USB / Power Adapter for $34.99 (list price $129.99)

Samsung SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit for $149.99 (list price $249.00)

WD 1TB Black My Passport  Portable External Hard Drive – USB 3.0 – WDBYNN0010BBK-WESN for $59.99 (list price $79.99)

Dell SE2716H 27″ Curved Screen LED-Lit Monitor for $268.00 (list price $399.99)

1byone Digital Outdoor / Roof HDTV Antenna, High Gain VHF / UHF Combo TV antenna, 75 Miles Range Extremely High Performance TV Antenna for $48.99 (list price $63.99)

Mackie CR Series CR3 – 3″ Creative Reference Multimedia Monitors (Pair) for $99.00 (list price $129.99)

D-Link Day & Night Wi-Fi Camera with Remote Viewing (DCS-932L) for $39.99 (list price $89.99)

UE ROLL 2 Volcano Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Waterproof) for $98.00 (list price $99.99)

Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker II (Carbon) for $179.00 (list price $199.00)

HooToo Indoor Security Camera with HD Video Streaming (Upgrade Version), Surveillance WiFi IP Baby/Nanny/Pet Monitor, PIR Night Vision Mode; Easy Setup, Support iOS/Android Devices for $64.99 (list price $139.99)

FosPower (10 Feet) 24K Gold Plated Toslink Digital Optical Audio Cable (S/PDIF) – Metal Connectors & Braided Nylon Jacket for $8.49 (list price $9.99)

TOOLS

Take an Instant $25 Off $100 Orders on Select DEWALT Tools

SE MH1047L Illuminated Multi-Power LED Head Magnifier for $9.24 (list price $19.95)

SKIL 94903 Ugly Reciprocating Saw Blade Set, 3-Piece for $6.99 (list price $12.27)

Paint2It Pro – Anti Gravity Paint Tray Palette. Adjustable Strap, Liner, and Squeegee Tools Included for Easy Painting. No Spills, No Drips, No Mess! for $19.99 (list price $39.99)

DEWALT DWD112 8.0 Amp 3/8-Inch VSR Pistol-Grip Drill with Keyless All-Metal Chuck for $57.99 (list price $111.30)

Coleman Cable 02356-05 40-Foot 16/3 Vinyl Landscape Outdoor Extension Cord, Green for $15.02 (list price $19.99)

Stanley 46-071 Premium Quick Square Layout Tool, 7″ for $5.97 (list price $10.30)

AstroAI Digital Multimeter with Ohm Volt Amp and Diode Test for $12.68 (list price $27.99)

3M 10120 Synthetic Steel Wool for $3.47 (list price $5.49)

Solar Lights BESTOPE 28 LED Solar Motion Sensor Light Outdoor Waterproof Wireless Security Light Solar Powered Lighting for $21.99 (list price $59.99)

Hot Headz Fire Blanket, 36 x 36-Inch, Red for $16.95 (list price $17.97)

REEGE Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toilet Set Shattaf Brass Cloth Diaper Sprayer Combo Kit with T-adapter and Hose for $89.00 (list price $129.00)

Zircon e50-FFP Stud Sensor e50 Edge-Finding Electronic Stud Finder with AC Wire Warning in Easy Open Packaging for $19.52 (list price $29.99)

Flip-N-Lite 300-Pound Duty Rating 6-foot Stepladder with Platform for $103.99 (list price $119.98)

DEWALT DCS387B 20-volt MAX Compact Reciprocating Saw with Tool for $113.12 (list price $222.53)

Sensky Skl001 Plug in Motion Sensor Night Light, Motion Activated Sensor LED Night Light for Bedroom, Stairwells, Hallway for $15.99 (list price $25.99)

Klein Tools 32581 4-in-1 Electronics Precision Screwdriver with Spin Top for $9.96 (list price $13.96)

SOLARAY PRO ZX-1 Professional Series Flashlight – Our Best and Brightest Tactical LED Flashlight with Max 1200 Lumens, 5 Light Modes, Zoom Lens with Zoomable Focus for $24.95 (list price $34.95)

Stanley 66-344 4-in-1 Pocket Screwdriver for $2.99 (list price $8.35)

Black & Decker LD120VA 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver with 30 Accessories for $49.59 after instant discount at checkout (list price $99.00)

Streamlight 65018 Stylus 3-AAAA LED Pen Light, Black with White Beam, 6-1/4-Inch for $13.56 (list price $23.34)

Dremel 4000-4/34 High Performance Rotary Tool Kit with Variable Speed Rotary Tool, 4 Attachments and 34 Accessories for $69.00 (list price $173.48)

Black & Decker RTX-B 3-Speed RTX Rotary Tool Kit for $31.39 (list price $52.10)

TIWIN A19 E26 LED Light Bulbs 100 watt equivalent (11W), Daylight (5000K),1100lm, CRI80+, General Purpose Light Bulbs, UL Listed, Pack of 6 for $20.29 (list price $49.99)

Stanley 518150M FatMax 18-inch Tool Bag for $38.78 (list price $49.78)

Black Iron Welding Gloves Black, 14 Inch for $18.49

ARROW 161000 Small Saw Tooth Picture Hangers (Pack of 6) for $2.00 (list price $4.99)

Stanley 51-104 16 Ounce Rubber Mallet for $6.45 (list price $7.41)