Another game goes 'real world'
Perplex City Game Cards
GEAR | GAMING | 
If you've got some free time and want to be playing a game that's a
little more real than hitting buttons on a controller, check out the
Perplex City Game Cards ($5 each, 4 for $10). Each pack contains six
puzzle cards that feature optical illusions, riddles, mazes, codes,
pop culture trivia, and more. When you have found solutions to the
codes, go to the game's website and enter the solutions to earn
points that move you up a worldwide leaderboard and help you on your
way to finding $200,000 that is buried somewhere in the world — and
$200,000 sounds pretty real to us.
http://tinyurl.com/yx4jzq
Linear Custom Cabinets
HOME | FURNITURE | 
Sometimes to find the right piece of furniture, you just have to
design it yourself. Room & Board is letting you do just that with
their Linear Custom Series 5 Cabinets ($700-$2900). Available in
sizes ranging from 26 inches wide and 32 inches high all the way to a
74x80, each provides slots that let you choose from a wide range of
inserts to make sure you get what you want.
http://tinyurl.com/y8j52y
Handyman In-Your-Pocket
ENTERTAINMENT | BOOKS | 
Handyman In-Your-Pocket ($10) is the ultimate reference guide for the
do-it-yourself home owner. While some might need a magnifying glass
to read it, this back-pocket book packs in 768 pages with essential
info on carpentry, roofing, rope, pipes, pumps, bolts, lumber,
welding, tools, electrical, conversion factors, and tons more. It's
used by professional contractors, builders and handymen across the
nation, so you can be sure the guide is full of valuable details.
http://tinyurl.com/y3nm7c
Ice-Qube
HOME | STORAGE | 
There's nothing like the holiday season to remind you that it's
simply impossible for people to get along. With that in mind, it's
best to be prepared for whatever might come your way — and this is a
great way to do it. The Ice-Qube ($850) is jam-packed with all sorts
of things to keep you and your loved ones alive in an emergency.
There's too much included to list it all here, but its slogan is
"Everything you never want to need in case of emergency," and it's
spot on.
http://tinyurl.com/wvlwg
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