It’s not technically Black Friday 2016 yet but with just one week left, the sales are already going in full force. Amazon’s big “Black Friday deals week” sale has officially begun, Best Buy’s huge pre-Black Friday sale kicked off earlier this week, and countless other retailers are doing their best to woo holiday shoppers with early deep discounts on just about everything you can think of. Sure there are dozens of retailers running crazy deals right now, but there are always three main stores that people are particularly interested in when it comes to Black Friday bargains: Walmart, Best Buy and Amazon. You can spend hours digging through all their websites if you want, but we’ve already done the digging for you. In this post, you’ll find all the best pre-Black Friday 2016 deals currently available at Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart. DEAL ALERT: Don’t like these deals? Check out an even bigger Black Friday sale right here Our roundup of the best available deals follows below, but you can also check out the full Walmart pre-Black Friday sale here, Best Buy’s pre-Black Friday sale page is here, and Amazon’s is right here.
See detailed Walmart customer service rankings, employee comments and much more from our sister site.Available from these sellers. Selection for all your Bedroom needs, from mattresses and bed frames to sheets, lighting and more. Egg Crate Convoluted 3" Foam Mattress Pad / Topper Egg crate style pad reduces pressure to help prevent pressure sores. Offers cool, dry and comfortable surface for restful sleep. Improves circulation by distributing body weight evenly from head to toe. Convoluted Foam Mattress Pads are made of high-quality medical-grade urethane. Peaks on the pads increase comfort for patients while offering additional support. Fits standard hospital or twin bed. 32" x 73 x 3" * Please allow pad to "rest" 24 hours to expand to its full height after unpacking. * Sorry we DO NOT SHIP TO APO's. NOTE: NO RETURNS or REFUNDS on THIS ITEM due to vacuum-shrink packaging. Shipping Weight: 2.5 pounds California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 warning.
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So he managed to make it into the country by paddling an air mattress across the river, they said. “Although this was somewhat comedic in terms of how he came across, the larger message needed to be sent out to the public on both sides of the border that the penalties will be significant no matter what the circumstances,” said Peter Thorn, a lawyer representing the federal Public Prosecution Service of Canada. Bennett’s attempts to get to Canada began Wednesday afternoon when he tried to walk across the bridge from Calais to St. Stephen. He was turned away because of a pending criminal mischief charge in Calais, Thorn said. Once back in the United States, Bennett headed to Wal-Mart, where he bought an inflatable air mattress and a paddle. He inflated the mattress on the riverbank, climbed on and started paddling across the river, which is roughly 1,000 to 2,000 feet wide in the vicinity where he crossed. A Canadian resident witnessed the voyage and called police. Bennett was found walking on Ledge Road in St. Stephen and was taken into custody.
“He readily admitted that he came across. He said he felt his fiancée may be in danger from a violent ex-boyfriend and he thought it was the proper thing to do,” Thorn said. On Thursday, Bennett appeared in court and pleaded guilty to crossing into Canada illegally. He was sentenced to two months in jail and will be deported to the United States at the end of his sentence, Thorn said. Thorn, who asked for a longer sentence, said Bennett told the court that he thought being deported would be punishment enough. During the sentencing, Thorn said, the judge noted that Bennett intended to come to Canada “come hell or high water.” Bennett, who has no fixed address but has a post office box in Calais, is a suspect in a criminal mischief case from June, said Sgt. William White of the Calais Police Department. Bennett is accused of breaking a television in a home where he did not live. At the time, he told police he was staying in Canada with his girlfriend. Were you interviewed for this story?