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Stay stylish with Oakley Men's Flak Jacket Polarized Sunglasses for your skii trips
Let's see. This time we bring you to the world of more savings on Oakley's polarized sunglasses. Stay stylish while skiing! Get $12 off on these cool glasses or many other styles! Don't let the sun blind you!
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$1.99 Albums at Amazon for Saturday
Expired Monday, November 29, 2010
$2-buck-not-chuck continues at Amazon today with Pink Floyd's classic Dark Side of the Moon, The National's High Violet, and Mavis Staples.
And a reminder, if you haven't redeemed your $3 credit, one and a half of these are free!
Get $3 credit by using code GET3MP3S. That's 1.5 albums free, or makes an additional 100 albums only $2. Here's how to redeem your $3 credit:
$1.99 MP3 Albums at Amazon
Expired Monday, November 29, 2010
The following albums are only $1.99 at Amazon. They're adding 5 more each day from Black Friday to Cyber Monday.
- Kaleidoscope Heart, Sara Bareilles
- The Suburbs, Arcade Fire
- Power To The People, John Lennon
- Hurley, Weezer
- Sir Lucious Left Foot, Big Boi
Get $3 credit by using code GET3MP3S. That's 1.5 albums free, or makes an additional 100 albums only $2. Here's how to redeem your $3 credit:
"Life" on Blu-Ray for $48.99
Loved the beauty of the BBC/Discovery series "Life," but desire 100% less Oprah? (I'm with you.)
Pre-order the BBC version on blu-ray, properly narrated by David Attenborough, for $48.99. 10 episodes, 4 blu-ray discs, 1080p.
It drops on Tuesday, June 1st, so you won't have to wait too long. Planet Earth is only $49.99 while you're over there.
$10 off $50, $25 off $100 Clothing at Amazon
Expired Monday, February 15, 2010
Amazon's President's Day Sale has lots of clothing on sale -- get $10 off $50 or $25 off $100 or more.
Most items qualify for free ground shipping. Through today only.
This Timberland quilted jacket is $60.89 after discount with free shipping!
Sierra Designs Men's Kenosha Full-Zip Jacket $30-$100
Over at Amazon, most styles of this jacket are $100, but if you're an XL or XX-Large and like grey, you're in luck:
- Granite XL only $32.13 (save $67.87)
- Granite XX-Large only $30 (save $70)
More Sierra Designs jackets on sale too. Larger sizes are most discounted.
National Geographic Magazine Archive on External HD
National Geographic offers "Every Issue since 1888" on an sleek looking external HD for $200.
Only 60GB are used, leaving 100GB for your "personal files."
While it's neat looking, if you're a lover of the magazine (and who isn't?), you can get the complete archive on DVD-ROM for only $45 at the link below. Mac and PC.
Crumpler "Industry Disgrace" Camera Strap
If you're like me, one of those "must have" things you lug around is a DSLR. Sure, they're bulky and don't exactly fit with the "go light" all-day hike, but it takes a rather killer hike before I'll ditch the DSLR for pocketable point n' shoot.
I just bought one of these straps for my 5D Mark II. It's wider and definitely not demure, but having a DSLR and zoom lens hanging on your neck with this strap is much more comfortable. I've used Crumpler products for years since I first came across the edgy Australian start up at a Macworld here in SF many years ago and have been a happy owner of many of their messenger bags, backpacks, and camera bags.
Various designs:
- Pixel Camo Brown Orange - $40
- Pixel Camo Grey Gunmetal - $40
- Basic Black/Brown - $30
The National Parks: America's Best Idea [Blu-ray] - $71.99
Ken Burns' The National Parks: America's Best Idea is 12 hours of fascinating history about the men and women who created the national park system and how we almost lost one of our most valuable resources.
This little antidote always amuses me:
A young Teddy Roosevelt read in his local New York paper that buffalo were becoming more scarce in the American west. Wasting no time, he hopped on a train for Yellowstone. Upon arriving he spent several weeks looking for the majestic beast. He finally found one -- a lone bull -- weathering the snow in a clearing. So he promptly shot it, took it home, and mounted it on his wall.
Ironic that many years later, as President, he became one of the most important figures in creating what we now call the national parks, realizing that the truly beautiful places needed preserving, not only for their uniqueness but as protective haven for wildlife.
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