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Your Easter is here and you are looking for a better way to enjoy it classically? Today there are a couple of latest hot bargains and quick one-off deals that you can go for. Check for your preference and save a lot on your next purchase. Most of these deals are short lived and hence you should act swiftly. To get the whole bunch of deals regularly, keep checking in for updates. Do you need some working coupons, never pay the full price online while you can get to CouponCodeGroupfor the best and highly reliable coupons and other promo codes. This way, you save a lot of money with Easter coupons and deals for free.

Easter is around the corner and more retailers will be marking the celebrations by slashing their prices in a couple of items. Here are some of the stores that will feature some of the hottest deals this 2019 Easter.

Amazon

Amazon is a well known online store that sells a couple of things including cloths, electronics and much more. Their Easter sale is around the corner and you can expect a couple of hot deals here. It is the best place to find deals on electronics, computers, Smartphone and clothes. The store will feature a four hours lighting deal but the Prime members will have 30 more minutes to shop. There are several hot deals available today on specific products that you can check. Some other deals include $7 off entertainment collectibles, health and more for all the purchases above $20. The other deal is $5 off $20+ Amazon restaurant. Although Amazon hasn’t yet released any details about this years Easter celebrations, you can expect some more deals.

Adidas

Adidas is one of the world’s top manufacturers and the seller of sporting items selling a full range of cycling, golf, football, tennis and running shoes and clothing. The company also sells hoodies, bags, jackets and tracksuits. This Easter, we can expect some hot deals on their online store. This Easter, you can get 15% off your next order and as well get promo codes, sales and discounts for April 2019 sales.

Best Buy

Best buy is another place where you can shop some of the hottest deals in computers, phones and several other electronics. Get to Best Buy this Easter and buy the best deals in TVs, phones and laptops. You may actually save up to $200 on select computers. The company is offering the best deals with Xbox one console. You can save up to $50 and at the same time get a free download with the hot Xbox One console Easter sale. This Easter, you may as well save $75 on select beats headphones or save up to 20% on select ring security products.

Target.com

Target.com offers all sorts of basket stuffers. This means you can build your Easter baskets for your best peeps with ease. You can as well get everything you need for hosting house guest to egg hunts. You can as well buy everything you want easily and cheaply to dress everyone for the day. The best deals in Easter outfits in every style you want it.

Kohl’s

Kohl’s is another place where you can buy the best deals this April. The company has featured several promo codes that you can use to save on your first purchase and for Easter expenses. Until today, promo code KIDS10 is active and will end up getting you an extra $10 off whenever you spend more than $50 on select kid clothing. You don’t have to spend a lot when buying kids formal wear which includes spring appropriate onesies, dresses and collared shirts. Just stay active on their site and with time you will save a lot of money on your purchases.

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23 practical and considerate Father’s Day gifts under $100

Though it may feel like you just conquered Mother’s Day gifting this year, here’s a reminder that another important holiday, Father’s Day, is just around the corner — and will probably catch up on you sooner than you’d expect.

Setting a spending limit is a good way to make sure you don’t blow your 2018 personal budget by mid-year, and we think $100 is reasonable enough for Father’s Day. There are many under-$100 gifts that you can gift Dad and feel good about, whether he’s a complete pro or utter disaster at cooking, style, grooming, or joke delivery.

If you’re on a tighter budget, you can also shop 40 thoughtful Father’s Day gifts under $50 here.

An insulated bottle that keeps his beer cold and protects it from drops

BottleKeeper

Gift the BottleKeeper Standard 2.0, $34.99

If your dad is the type who’s never seen at the barbecue without a beer in hand, he’ll appreciate the BottleKeeper, an insulated bottle that he can stick his beer bottle in to keep it cold, crisp, and carbonated.

 A tie with personality

Psycho Bunny

Gift the Psycho Bunny Tossed Bunny Tie, $98.50 (get $20 off orders of $150+ with code INSIDER20)

The subtle bunny-and-crossbones print brings some wit and personality to even the most bland business meetings.

A new nonstick frying pan

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Gift the Made In Nonstick Frying Pan, $79

My favorite nonstick pan has the weight and construction of a top brand’s, but is surprisingly affordable. Have your dad make you pancakes and eggs for breakfast and watch him marvel at its truly nonstick surface and quick, even heating capabilities.

 A sleek shaving kit

Harry’s

Gift the Harry’s Winston Shave Set, $25 (+$15 to engrave)

German-engineered shave cartridges combine with a sleek polished chrome finish handle to make the daily shaving routine feel luxurious. Choose between a foaming gel which lathers into a rich foam, or a smooth shave cream.

Grilling tools that look like golf clubs

Uncommon Goods

Gift the Golfers BBQ Set, $26

If he’s the golf and grill type, this stainless steel cooking set marries two of his favorite pastimes — just in time for the summer. The insulated handles of the tong, spatula, and fork look and feel like golf grips.

Some of the best socks we’ve ever tried

Bombas

Gift the Bombas Calf Classics Box, $56

These calf socks from popular startup Bombas are made from extra-long staple cotton for softness and comfort and won’t slip down. The honeycomb structure around the mid-foot distributes pressure evenly while the footbed is reinforced for support, making these socks a step up from the usual pairs of Father’s Days past.

A smart home device

Amazon

Gift the Amazon Echo, $84.99

By now, you’ve probably heard about the many things the Echo can do, from playing music through its high-quality Dolby-powered speakers to playing games like Jeopardy with you. It’s smart, convenient, and even a little fun. Amazon offers wood and fabric finishes to suit your dad’s style.

All the best bacon treats you can imagine

Man Crates

Gift the Man Crates Bacon Crate, $59.99

There’s no better way to say “I love you” than a giant box full of bacon and bacon treats. The crate contains two different types of bacon jerky, bacon popcorn, bacon seasoning, bacon peanut brittle, and hot pepper bacon jam.

The coolest (literally) shoes on the block

Allbirds

Gift the Allbirds Tree Runners, $95

These textured sneakers are made from eucalyptus tree fiber, so they’re not only cooling and breathable but also more environmentally friendly. Meanwhile, the insole is lined with Allbirds’ signature merino wool fabric, making them extremely soft and comfortable.

A cosmically cool chart about space exploration

Pop Chart Lab

Gift the Pop Chart Lab Chart of Cosmic Exploration, $37

Pore over the impressive, hand-illustrated details of this chart, which shows all the different spacecrafts that have dared to explore the depths of our vast solar system. The beautiful print is printed on museum-grade paper and deserves its spot on your dad’s wall.

A style subscription box

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Gift a Bombfell gift card in any amount

Although Bombfell was created to help guys who either need all the style advice they can get or simply hate to shop, our resident style expert Amir Ismael discovered that it’s “a great choice for even the most stylish of men.” The subscription service lets him set a budget and only pay for the clothing items he wants to keep.

A book of Dad jokes in case he ever runs out of his own

Amazon

Gift 101 So Bad, They’re Good Dad Jokes, $5.99

We have a love-hate relationship with dad jokes, and this book will only fuel it — whether we like it or not. Get ready to groan and possibly regret giving this gag gift.

A slim wallet

Amazon

Gift the Bellroy Slim Sleeve, $79.95

In our opinion, it’s the best wallet you can buy, and here’s why: Bellroy eliminates as much excess material as possible, paring it down to the minimal essential of four pockets. At the same time, it still looks and feels good because it’s made from top-grain leather that ages gracefully.

A pair of headphones

Amazon

Gift the Status Audio CB-1 Closed Back Studio Monitor Headphones, $63

Although our tech reporter Brandt Ranj has reviewed tons of headphones, most of which are more expensive, he keeps coming back to this Status Audio pair. If you’re on a budget but still want to gift headphones, these are the best-sounding studio monitor ones under $100. It certainly helps that they’re comfortable and still look sleek.

Treats for his sweet tooth

Nordstrom

Gift the Sugarfina Vice Collection 3-Piece Candy Bento Box, $28

Indulge in these rich chocolate and alcohol-inspired candies: Martini Olive Almonds, Bourbon Bears, and Maple Bourbon Caramels.

A subscription that makes buying cologne less confusing

Scentbird

Gift a Scentbird 6-month subscription, $84

Buying a fragrance for another person can be tricky because everyone’s personal scent preferences are different. Let him experiment and decide for himself with Scentbird, which will send a 30-day supply of a designer cologne to his door every month. Scentbird takes the pressure off buying cologne so that once he does find his perfect one, you’ll know what to gift next time.

A pen plated with 23-karat gold

Amazon

Gift the Cross Century II Black Lacquer Pen, $61.32-$88.69

High-quality Cross pens have been around since 1846 and used in the White House to sign legislation since the 1970s. This weighty, sleek pen with gold-plated details is the perfect gift to add a touch of luxury to everyday writing tasks.

A picture hanger

Artifact Uprising

Gift the Artifact Uprising Wooden Print Hanger with Print, $89

This elegant hanger is made from real maple wood with solid brass screws (simply adjust these to switch out prints). A delightful spin on the traditional picture frame, it’s an artistic way to display your favorite pictures with Dad.  

A plush bathrobe

Parachute

Gift the Parachute Classic Bathrobe in Stone, $99

Prime relaxation and comfort is just a bathrobe away. He’ll feel like a king in this soft, attractive Turkish cotton robe with a cozy shawl collar and two front pockets (to stash snacks, of course).

A monogrammed leather shave bag

Leatherology

Gift the Leatherology Small Shave Bag, $80 (+$10 monogram)

Upgrade to a bag he’ll be proud to bring out during his travels. The full-grain bag has one main zippered compartment and a front exterior zippered pocket to fit the essentials.

A sturdy camera strap

Best Buy

Gift the Peak Design Slide Camera Strap, $59.99

The strap is compatible with DSLRs and easy to attach and detach. It’s comfortable and durable, helping him lighten the load of a heavy camera and focus on the real task at hand — capturing family memories.

Tile trackers

Amazon

Gift the Tile Mate and Slim Combo 4-Pack, $49.99

Help him keep track of his keys, bag, wallet, and laptop, so he doesn’t spend hours turning the house upside down trying to find his valuables. The slim tracker will barely make a dent in his bag or pocket, and he just needs to use the corresponding app to keep tabs on his belongings.

A cold brew maker

Amazon

Gift the Takeya Deluxe Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker, $18.99 

If there’s anything that can jolt him awake in the mornings, it’ll be cold brew made from this affordable, best-selling coffee maker. The airtight lid locks in freshness and flavor and it makes one whole quart of delicious cold brew.

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19 Industries Millennials Are Changing on Us

Millennials and Stores Without Merchandise The sad thing about this title is it’s true. In my news scrape this morning, I saw an article (see below) that said Nordstrom’s is testing stores without merchandise.  They will have samples of some clothes to try on, but the rest of the store will focus on personal shoppers, café and services such as mani/pedis. Look I shop online, but sometimes you need shoes or a dress fast and you cannot wait the 24 to 48 hours for Amazon Prime to deliver it. Is this really where we are going?  I expected that online purchasing is changing how we shop and that there are financial implications because of it, but clothing stores without clothes.  I need some time to understand that. So then I Googled and found that Millennials shopping behaviors ‘are killing’ 19 industries.  Holy .. 19! Why not 20?  Just a side note.  Sorry. Some of these will make you cringe.  Here’s a quick list of the 19 industries changing: Beer – Millennials like wine. I do too.  So maybe that one isn’t so bad. Casual dining – Millennials like quick take out and not cooking at home. I hope that doesn’t mean the only restaurants in my town will be pizza and subs.  I’ll be the size of a house. Napkins—Millennials prefer paper towels. I can honestly say I have never given this any thought and surprised anyone has. Napkins were big in my house. Breasteraunts – I didn’t make that up. It’s in the article. So Hooters is going to suffer. The article actually said Millennials are not interested in breasts.  I can name 10 men off the top of my head that will work to keep Hooters alive. Cereal – Millennials think it’s an inconvenient breakfast. When Chip is away, I don’t cook.  I just eat Raisin Bran.  Just sayin’. Golf – Millennials aren’t interested in it. They are creating their own exercises … SoulCycle for example. Motorcycles – If my friends from Milwaukee accepted the beer change, they will draw the line at giving up their Harleys. Homeownership – The good news is it’s not because they don’t want to mow the lawn. It’s because they are marrying later and don’t meet credit standards. Yogurt (including low fat yogurt) – Apparently it doesn’t have enough protein, but they still like the sugar. So they are finding alternative sugar sources. Bar soap – Millennials think bar soaps are covered with germs and prefer the pump bottles.  I do too.  So that’s a good one.                                                                                                                                                           Wait till you see the next 9 Diamonds – Come on. Fewer Millennials are marrying.  The ones that do marry are choosing non-traditional rings that reflect their personalities. Fabric Softeners – According to Proctor and Gambles, Millennials don’t even know what it is. Really?! Banks – They want money electronically and see no need for branches. Unless they have a problem. Department Stores – Millennials don’t want merchandise. They're spending more on experiences like traveling.  Ask Chip, I’d rather travel then have gift.  Maybe I’m a Millennial! Designer handbags – This one hurts me to report. Since Millennials want to “find and discover” they don’t want the big, expensive purses.  I’m actually grateful, because my Kate Spade bags are reducing in price.  Thank you Millennials. Gyms – “they're ditching gyms in favor of boutique, class-centric centers.” What in the world is a class-centric center?  I mean I get the drift, but I have yet to see an advertisement for a class-centric center. Home Improvement Stores – Hey I guess if you don’t have a house you don’t need a hammer, ladder or cool kitchen faucet or fridge. Football – I can already hear the thud from Chip when he reads that. There are several theories, but one is that they are streaming content they prefer and getting info on their phones. So who has the time to spend watching a game. Oil – This is more related to the jobs this industry produces. If it was because they wanted the world to be green, I’d respect that.  But it’s kinda snotty to look down on the industry because they think it’s dirty work. Is This All Really Driven by Millennials? Being the most populated generation (80 million strong), Millenials can drive the marketplace.  They favor originality and they are demanding the marketplace redefine to accommodate them. They expect digital channels to meet their needs for information, comparisons and merchandise/services.  A lot of recommendations and “the real deal” about products come from their social media.  Millennials like reward programs ... especially ones they can interact with.  They are more than willing to give up information, such as their location, for a discount. Millennials want retailers to…wait for it … Make them smile.  They also do a lot of impulse purchasing.  And, they don’t let a little thing like a recession and loss of job slow their spending.  One reason is they look at the world and products more globally. How does this affect us Our coffee is safe.  Our local fast food restaurants are safe.  Being healthy is safe. We can drive cars without any unplanned changes to the car industry.  (I do want a hover car as soon as they are affordable).  Our vacations are safe. I feel most of us have adapted to technology that makes it easy for us to follow trends without a big change in our daily habits.  If I am completely honest, 11 of the 19 industries in jeopardy are ones that my lifestyle has always eliminated. So my question is ... is this the result of technology on all of us?  Are Millennials really the driving force here?  I think not! I mean who hasn't gone into a store, thought an item was too pricey, went to the parking lot and Googled to see places to get a better price? I do support the use of napkins though.  That’s just good manners. What about you?   Links to reference stories Nordstrom Testing Stores w/o Merchandise 19 Industries Being Killed by Millennials Millennials Shopping Preferences Click to Post

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Jordan Spieth avoids melting down on 12th hole, waits till 15th instead

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AUGUSTA, Ga. — It’s important to remember this: Jordan Spieth already has a green jacket. He’s played this course unbelievably well over the last three years, finishing 2-1-2. But now, Augusta National is swinging back, and hitting hard.

Spieth has spent most of the last 12 months insisting that, no, he wouldn’t suffer any lingering effects from last year’s 12th-hole meltdown, in which he threw up a four-over-par 7 en route to giving away a second green jacket he was effectively already wearing. And as he approached 12 on Thursday, his first in-competition look at the hole since last year’s nightmare, a palpable murmur ran through the thousands gathered on the hills of Amen Corner.

The omens weren’t great; in the group just before Spieth, Jeunghun Wang flew his first tee shot long, then put his second in the sand. Spieth watched the whole debacle from the safety of the 11th green.

When it came time to step up to the tee, though, Spieth came through. His own tee shot landed just slightly long and right — he could have used that last year — and two strokes later, Spieth was over and done with that hole, escaping with a par that kept him even for the day.

Spieth later dismissed the importance of standing on that tee box again, noting, with a touch of sarcasm, that it was “just as important as it was for me to hit the green on 4 and 6 and 16.”

And then, three holes later: disaster. Spieth bogeyed 14, and then followed with a horrendous carve-up of 15: dunking the approach in the water, flying the green, and then three-putting for a quadruple-bogey 9. That left him four over par, five back of the lead at the time.

“You think of it being a birdie hole, obviously being a par 5,” Spieth said afterward. “And unfortunately I still thought of it as a birdie hole today and it really isn’t, when you lay up.”

Spieth being Spieth, he birdied the next hole, the par-3 16th, and eased just a bit of the pain. He finished with two pars, and enters Friday at three over. “I’m going to probably need to play something under par [Friday], which puts a little bit extra, added maybe a bit of pressure that I wouldn’t have put on [Friday], because I was thinking even par for the two days was a good score,” Spieth said. “And obviously now three over, I feel like I need to snag something [Friday].”

Thursday’s round at Augusta wasn’t one to remember for Jordan Spieth. (Getty)

It’s just Thursday, yes, but history indicates it’s difficult for anyone to make a significant charge up a Masters leaderboard absent a major collapse. History also suggests that Spieth will have a difficult time putting last year’s collapse behind him. The record isn’t a favorable one for the many players who have suffered a major meltdown en route to near-certain victory:

• Six years ago, Rory McIlroy saw his chances at a Masters championship vanish when he drove his tee shot on 10 into the cabins to the left side of the fairway en route to a triple bogey. He followed that with a bogey on 11, a four-putt double on 12, a shot into Rae’s Creek on 13, and a quick exit from Augusta. McIlroy shook off the woes of Augusta in a hurry, winning his very next major, the U.S. Open at Congressional, followed by three more in the next three seasons. But in his first return to the Masters, McIlroy finished at five-over, tied (with Tiger Woods, among others) for 40th place. His highest finish since then was a solo 4th in 2015, when Spieth ran away from the field.

• Greg Norman’s two collapses were momentous ones: first, he failed to force a playoff with Jack Nicklaus in 1986, and then surrendered a six-shot lead to Nick Faldo 10 years later. After the 1986 misfire, Norman continued to hammer at the door, finishing T2, T5, and T3 in the next three Masters. But the 1996 collapse damn near broke him. He missed the cut in the next two Masters, finished solo 3rd in 1999, then faded entirely. He’s only played Augusta once since 2002, missing the cut in 2009.

• Scott Hoch still has one of the more brutal collapses in Masters history. He entered the Sunday of the 1989 Masters four strokes off the lead, and walked off 18 tied with Nick Faldo for the lead. On the first playoff hole, he slid his birdie putt two feet past the hole as Faldo bogeyed. He faced a two-foot downhill putt – a putt roughly the length of two shoes end-to-end – and he rolled the ball so far left it barely got a look into the cup. Hoch slung his club into the air, awkwardly caught it, and then faced an even longer putt to keep the playoff alive. He made that one, but lost to Faldo on the next hole.Despite the backbreaking yank, Hoch remained in contention at Augusta, tying for 14th the year after his missed putt. He notched a T7 and T5 in the mid-1990s, but hasn’t played any majors since 2004.

• Ed Sneed, who’d begun the final day of the 1979 Masters with a five-stroke lead, walked to the tee at the par-3 16th three shots clear of Tom Watson. Sneed proceeded to bogey all three of those holes, capped with an agonizing miss on 18 when the ball, a quarter of the way over the edge, failed to drop into the cup. The tap-in bogey dropped Sneed into a playoff with Watson and Fuzzy Zoeller. Sneed eventually surrendered to Zoeller on the second hole. Sneed never got anywhere close to a Sunday leaderboard at Augusta again. He tied for 44th the next year, missed the cut in two more Masters, and never played Augusta again after 1983.

• In 1985, Curtis Strange led the field by three strokes with six holes to play … and then it all fell apart. He bogeyed both 13 and 15 when trying to go big; he hit the water on both holes when he declined to lay up. He finished second to Bernhard Langer, and spent the next few years answering questions about his dubious Sunday afternoon strategy. Strange, like Spieth still in the prime of his career, stayed in the mix at Augusta, finishing tied for 21st his first time back and even carding a couple top 10s before his final turn at the Masters in 1996. A member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, he never did get that green jacket. But he did get two U.S. Opens, winning back-to-back in 1988 and 1989.

• Kenny Perry came into the 2009 Masters already carrying one major collapse in his bag; he’d held a one-shot lead on the final hole of the 1996 PGA Championship before bogeying it and losing in a playoff. This time around, Perry was two strokes up on the field, and two holes from becoming the oldest Masters champion ever, when he bogeyed 17 and 18, falling into a playoff with Angel Cabrera and Chad Campbell. On the second hole, Perry’s shot drifted left of the hole while Cabrera’s remained true, and Perry’s nightmare ground to its inevitable, crushing finish. Perry’s failure was a cruel one, since he only had one more opportunity to play Augusta. He tied for 27th in 2010, and has not played Augusta since.

• Only 25 years old in the 1956 Masters, Ken Venturi took a four-stroke lead into Sunday, and appeared set to win until his putter betrayed him. Venturi three-putted six times, including four on the back nine, en route to a devastating 80. Venturi tied for 13th in his first return to Augusta. His next trip back, in 1958, ended up with him on the wrong end of an ugly rules controversy involving Arnold Palmer and an embedded ball at No. 12. Venturi never did win his green jacket, though he would go on to win the U.S. Open in 1964 and was named to the World Golf Hall of Fame.

So what can we take from this? It’s possible to recover from a Masters collapse; McIlroy has won four majors since his debacle, and Strange and Venturi both had Hall of Fame-level careers after their losses. But several other players saw their last chance at glory fade into the Augusta sunset; they never got anywhere close to that level of victory again.

More ominous, though, is that none of the players who suffered any of these breakdowns ever rebounded to win the Masters. The closest was Norman, who followed his 1986 misfire with the worst collapse of them all. (Of course, it’s worth noting that none of these players had won a green jacket before their collapse, either.)

Spieth gets his next crack at 12 and, now, 15 on Friday. Clearly, Augusta isn’t giving up that second green jacket without a fight.

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____ Jay Busbee is a writer for Yahoo Sports and the author of EARNHARDT NATION, on sale now at Amazon or wherever books are sold. Contact him at jay.busbee@yahoo.com or find him on Twitter or on Facebook.

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