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Keep yourself warm with this oscillating personal heater

If you're living in a cold place this winter, it's vital to take care of yourself and treat yourself to all the warmth you can get. From a heated jacket to a foot massager with heat, there's no shortage of products we have to keep you feeling toasty.If you're sick of the cold and want an affordable option to keep you heated at your home or in the office, you are in luck! Right now, you can get the Eden Comfort Oscillating Personal Heater for a highly discounted rate.This personal heater features a turbine blade that is able to offer three seconds of heat and a third-gear adjustment, all without drying out your skin or hair. It also comes with a touch key and light tone for added convenience and no noisy annoyance during use. Plus, with added safety thanks to double overheat protection, you can use this heater fearlessly! And finally, thanks to its small, lightweight, and compact nature, you can bring it with you wherever you go.There are plenty of reasons to consider purchasing a personal heater this winter, and there's no shortage of praise for them from various outlets. Tom's Guide recommends them as a more affordable alternative to a full home heating system, saying, "Naturally, heating one room up to temperature is going to require less energy versus heating the entire house. This is one of the primary reasons why people opt to purchase space heaters." The Department of Energy recommends them because they are a great way to accommodate one cold person without affecting other people in the home, saying, "They can also boost the temperature of rooms used by individuals who are sensitive to cold without overheating your entire home."Right now, you can buy the Eden Comfort Oscillating Personal Heater for just $36.99. That's marked down 64% from its MSRP of $104.Prices subject to change.

Cook like a pro with this professional Wolfgang Puck cookware set

If you’re looking to step up your home cooking game in 2023, you need the kitchen kit to make it happen - and disposable trays just won’t cut it if you’re looking to elevate your chef skills. If you’ve got a trusty cookware set on hand, you really can make anything: and this 9-piece stainless steel cookware set from world-famous chef Wolfgang Puck is one of the very best. Even better, right now you can grab an incredible discount on the full set. Usually $249, you can grab it now for just $189 — that’s a saving of more than $50. https://www.youtube.com/embed/IISzz6-iyI4Consider this your key to making healthy meals and chef-quality food from home this year - whether you want to improve your nutrition, host impressive dinner parties, or simply cut down on the amount of takeout, this is the perfect starting point. After all, they do say “a man is only as good as his tools”.As cooking tools go, they don’t get much better than this. This premium cookware set, crafted from high-quality stainless steel, includes everything you need to prepare a wide variety of dishes with ease and precision. Whether you fancy yourself boiling pasta or searing steaks, this versatile set have you covered. That’s because, with this bumper set, you’ll get nine different pots and pans for every occasion. That includes an 11” deep sauté skillet, an 8” small skillet, a 1 qt saucepan, a 6 qt stockpot, and a 3 qt saucepot - so you’ll have the perfect pan whether you’re cooking a meal for one, or for the whole family. Each pot comes with cool-touch handles, for easy use without any worry while cooking, and clear, tempered glass lids, so you can keep and a keen eye on your food while it’s cooking, without needing to remove the lid - keeping the steam and flavor beautifully sealed in. Plus, each pot is made with a useful non-stick Whitford Eterna coating, so your food won’t stick to the pan like with other lesser-quality cookware. Get this Wolfgang Puck 9-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set on sale with 24% off now, for $189.99 (regular price $249). Prices subject to change.

Sam’s Club is helping beat back the high cost of inflation with half-off club membership

For years, it’s practically been parody to express sticker shock when prices at the supermarket go up. But as the U.S. and the rest of the world battle inflation, it isn’t so funny anymore. Even Help Me Hank is coming up with battle strategies for getting out of the grocery store with your wallet intact. I mean…have you seen the price of eggs lately?Of course, one strategy for combating supermarket prices is to avoid the supermarket. By instead turning to a one-year membership with a warehouse giant like Sam’s Club, you save money by buying all those household essentials you need in bulk. With nearly 600 locations in 44 states and Puerto Rico, you already know the advantages of access to a giant warehouse store, packed with groceries, household items, electronics, furniture and other critical goods, all available at discounts only available through large warehouse stores.While those deals are mighty tempting, Sam’s Club sweetens the pot by offering members even more club advantages, including discounts on rental cars, live events, attractions, movies, and more. A simple Sam’s Club membership can even save you up to 60% on hotel stays all over the world.“We have been a club member for years and we love their low price discount,” Sam’s Club member Mike said. “Low price gasoline is a bonus too.”On top of that, new members also get a complimentary household card that adds on extra savings off some of Sam’s Club’s already low-priced best selling items. When you do all that math, it effectively makes the cost of your full year membership a handful of pocket change…especially now.Regularly $50, new members can take advantage of this new 2023 offer and join Sam’s Club now with a one-year membership at half off, just $24.99. And the membership auto-renews, so if you love the Sam’s Club convenience after your initial 12 months, you’ll be automatically set to enjoy those same cost-cutting perks in 2024 too.Prices subject to change

No matter what your New Year’s resolution is, these courses will help you reach your goals in 2023

The New Year is finally here and you finally have a clean slate to work with. Whether it's sticking to a workout routine, being better about cleaning, or finally bringing a new business idea to life, reaching your goals in 2023 can be really challenging, no matter how dedicated you are. But maybe you don't have to do it all on your own. There's no shame in asking for a little help, especially when it comes to working on yourself, and that's where these online courses come in handy. Designed to help you with your aspirations in the new year, these learning aids give you the necessary tools for you to reach your goals, with failure never being an option. And since the entire bundle of seven courses is deeply discounted to just $15, this is one of the smartest investments in yourself you can make.While lots of people want to lose weight in the new year, it's easier said than done. That's why this bundle offers five different courses based on physical wellness, helping you to feel and look your very best. From how to stay motivated and build maintainable lifestyle changes to building the perfect workout for your body type, these courses are like having your own personal fitness coach with you all the time. There's even an entire course dedicated to coaching so you can help others in their journeys down the road.In addition to physical health, this educational bundle also features lessons on building a business, from helpful modeling techniques to invaluable marketing info. It also has a course packed with 29 lessons on how to start a YouTube automation channel and actually make money off of it. You'll find out how to create clickable thumbnails, monetize your videos with less than 1,000 subscribers, and so much more.Each course is led by experienced professionals, like best-selling instructor Felix Harder, respected CEO and entrepreneur Anthony Gioeli, and Founder of Invert Media, Bryan Guerra, all boasting student ratings as high as 4.6 out of five stars. Start the new year off on the right foot with The 2023 New Years' Resolution and Weight Loss Bundle, now just $15.Prices subject to change.

Take an extra 20% off this top-rated neck pain kit in the Winter Savings event

Whether you experience neck tension regularly or every now and then, using an effective pain relief gadget can change everything. Dr. Ho’s Neck Pain Pro Complete 6-Piece Set comes with rave reviews from customers - and right now, not only is it on sale, but you can take a further 20% off in our Winter Savings event when you enter the coupon code WINTER20 at checkout, driving the price all the way down to just $127.99 - less than half the regular price of $299. You’ll have to be quick though, as this special event will only last for 72 hours.

Serendipity? 3 sisters have same birthday in different years

OVIEDO, Fla. — (AP) — Three sisters in Florida share the same birthday, but they're not twins or triplets. Instead, the Lammert sisters — Sophia, Giuliana and Mia — were each born on Aug. 25, respectively, in 2015, 2018 and 2021. “I thought she could absolutely be born two weeks early and share the same birthday with her two older sisters,” Kristin Lammert said. But whether they get a fourth Aug. 25 birthday child is up to fate, with maybe a little nudge from Kristin. “She’s really good at planning,” Nick Lammert said.

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Mike Pence introduces astronauts for future NASA moon mission

Vice President Mike Pence spoke about the future of the space program on Wednesday during a visit to the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. He discussed the mission to get astronauts back to the moon by 2024 under NASA's Artemis program, and introduced a group of astronauts who will take part. He formally announced the names of 18 astronauts from which NASA will choose the commanders, pilots, and mission specialists who will go to the moon as part of the Artemis program. Five of the astronauts for NASA's Artemis program, which aims to return to the moon in 2024, are introduced at the Kennedy Space Center on Dec. 9, 2020. Pence announced that two military bases on Florida's Space Coast have become the first to carry the name Space Force on their designation as military bases: Patrick Air Force Base and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station will now be Patrick Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

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The Florida manatee stuck inside a bike tire has reappeared at Blue Spring State Park

On Jan. 30, volunteers with Save the Manatee counted 421 manatees at the park.Officials have been notified and are monitoring the manatee. To report an injured manatee in Florida, call 1-888-404-3922. Our small but mighty local team works tirelessly to bring you high-quality, uncensored news and cultural coverage of Central Florida. Unlike many newspapers, ours is free and we'd like to keep it that way, because we believe, now more than ever, everyone deserves access to accurate, independent coverage of their community. Whether it's a one-time acknowledgement of this article or an ongoing pledge, your support helps keep Orlandos true free press

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Passengers stranded on Disney World's Skyliner gondola for hours

In this handout photo provided by Disney Parks, the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, streak across the skies above Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. ORLANDO, Florida (CNN) - Walt Disney World lost a bit of its magic for visitors who spent Saturday night stranded on the theme park's new Skyliner gondola. Emmie Palmer said she and a friend were stranded about three stories high along with three other woman in a gondola cabin. "Evacuating two people at a time off of the Disney World Skyliner... could be very slow with 10 capacity gondolas," Murray tweeted along with photos of rescuers working. Passengers who were stranded were compensated with free park tickets and gift cards, Palmer and Cole said.

'You're not going to win against a train:' Officers remind drivers not to stop on tracks

On Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019 Orlando police officers watch for cars stopping near or on the train tracks during National Rail Safety Week. (Image: Mark Lehman/WKMG)ORLANDO, Fla. - Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on drivers who stop on or near railroad tracks as part of National Rail Safety Week. Costa said drivers who stopped within 15 feet before or after the railroad crossing were issued a $164 citation. Drivers were also given a ticket if they changed lanes near the tracks, which police said is also illegal. During Rail Safety Week, SunRail launched its "Going for Zero" campaign to stop distractions, collisions and trespassing along the more than 60 miles of track between Kissimmee and Debary.

Man spends 8 hours atop 400-foot WKMG-TV tower before climbing down

After four hours of the man standing near the top of the tower, Orlando firefighters started to climb the structure with climbing equipment to help him down. However, once the firefighters started to ascend the tower, the man climbed higher to the top of the structure. Orlando police and fire attempt to speak with a man who climbed the WKMG TV tower on Sept. 18, 2019. Photos of the WKMG TV tower a man climbed outside News 6's studios on Sept. 18, 2019. A man climbs the WKMG TV studios tower on Sept. 18, 2019.

U. of Florida band director says he was attacked after football game

The University of Florida's marching band director was attacked following a football game against Miami. ORLANDO, Fla. - The University of Florida's band director says he was attacked Saturday night after the school's football game against the University of Miami in Orlando. The band was marching in uniform from the stadium to its buses following the game when a female Miami fan tried to cross the line of band students, University of Florida spokesman Steve Orlando told CNN, based on the director's account. Orlando police told CNN affiliate WKMG the department is investigating the incident and may release more information on Monday. Watkins has been the director of the UF Gator Marching Band since 2006.

5/9: Beverly Hills cracks down on water wasters; SeaWorld hopes to turn the tide after negative publicity

Starting June 1, California cities have to cut their water use from 8 percent to as much as 36 percent. Among the 36-percenters: Beverly Hills. Carter Evans reports how they're cracking down on drought dodgers; After years of negative publicity, SeaWorld hopes that a new CEO and approach can help. The animal water park is fighting to stay afloat after a one-two punch sent ticket sales into a deep dive last year. Erik Sandoval of CBS Orlando station WKMG reports.

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