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Hailey Morinico Receives the MAGLITE TOUGH award!

Hailey Morinico Receives the MAGLITE TOUGH award!

Hailey Morinico, better known as the girl-who-pushed-the-bear to those that have seen the viral video of her pushing a large bear off of her fence in her backyard to defend her dogs (some 100 million hits on the video and counting) was honored last week by Mag Instrument for her actions. Click here to view the video - ABC7 Eyewitness News, Los Angeles Mag Instrument made Hailey the first ever recipient of the “Maglite-Tough” Award.  Maglite flashlights, the tool of choice for safety and security professionals throughout the world, have long been known for their ruggedness, durability and performance under extreme conditions.  Hailey certainly embodied those same traits that have made Maglite famous when she rescued her dogs by shoving a bear off her backyard wall. Also joining in to honor Hailey was country music star, actor and reality TV Show winner, Trace Adkins, Pet Sitter of the Year and Author Dawn Secord and outdoorsman, Hunter, Blogger and now TV Star Jeremiah Voithofer of Mountain Top Outdoors. From all of us in The Maglite Family – Congratulations Hailey!  You certainly are – MAGLITE TOUGH!!!

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FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT - The Tony Maglica Story

FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT - The Tony Maglica Story

This is a special episode, courtesy of Our American Stories.  Maglite founder Tony Maglica recently sat down with them for an extended interview and we think you’ll enjoy hearing from Tony. If you’d like to hear more great stories, go to OurAmericanStories.com… they have a weekly podcast and are also a tremendous radio show heard all over the country.  

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Maglite Flashlights – Brilliant Gift Idea (for Him & Her)

Maglite Flashlights – Brilliant Gift Idea (for Him & Her)

“Functional.”  This really isn’t the word that defines a Valentine’s day gift, but that’s because most people buy what’s conventional: flowers, chocolates, a stuffed bear. And these are all fun gifts, no doubt. The downside though is that these kinds of purchases are here today and gone tomorrow. The flowers wilt, the chocolate goes straight to your gut, and the stuffed bear eventually gets put off to the wayside. In the end, you don’t get much use out of the money you spend. In our opinion, a good gift isn’t just festive. It should be long-lasting, it should be useful, it should be functional, and that’s what we offer at MAGLITE. For the perfect functional gift for that special someone this Valentine’s Day – check out these exclusive MAGLITE.com offers. https://maglite.com/collections/valentines-day  Have a wonderful Valentine’s Day!

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Looking for the ultimate Christmas gift...?

Looking for the ultimate Christmas gift...?

 Looking for the ultimate Christmas gift for the MARVEL fan in your life? They’ve probably got the basic merchandise already: shirts, socks, keychains, posters. But this Christmas, you want to change things up a little, and we’ve got just the right thing. Welcome to the Marvel MAGLITE Special Edition flashlight line-up, a series of lights featuring some of Marvel’s most iconic characters like Spiderman, Venom, and Punisher. Don’t go thinking this is just a collectible to display up on your shelf alongside your figurines, because these lights have hours upon hours of continuous battery-life, they’ve got that classic durable, aluminum body, and are water resistant. Models range from the keychain Solitaire to the full-size ML300LX LED 3-CELL D, and we can’t forget the tactical and knurled MAG-TAC CR123. If your Spidey Senses are tingling, there’s a reason why… To find out more about our Special Edition flashlights, visit https://maglite.com/collections/marvel  and check us out the Men’s Journal 2020 Gift Guide & Rolling Stone Magazine.

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It's Thanksgiving Time!

It's Thanksgiving Time!

Thanksgiving is a holiday favorite for many reasons. There’s the smorgasbord of food, the long weekend, and the endless opportunities for enjoying time with family and friends. Usually, before you know it the weekend has come and gone without much to show for it besides a tupperware container full of turkey and leftovers. This week we offer up a list of fun activities like camping, Black Friday shopping, movie-marathoning, and volunteering. Make the most out of your Thanksgiving break and have a #maglife adventure you’re sure to remember! Go Outside This time of year, some places are cold and frosty while others are hot and dry. Still, there’s something about fall that leads you outdoors no matter what the temperature. If you’re in a warm climate, road tripping or camping are great memory-making opportunities for this weekend. Pack a weekender bag, pack some snacks, and pack your buddies! Pull over on the drive to take some scenic selfies where you’ve never stopped before. Have breakfast at a local mom-and-pop shop. Grab a cup of coffee and people watch. Go on a hike, tell stories by the fire, and sleep under the stars. You’ll definitely need the ML300L 4D LED flashlight, which will run nonstop for more than two weeks. If you’re in a cooler climate, you can try spending an evening restaurant-hopping: drinks at the first place, appetizers at the second, entrees at the third, and dessert at a fourth. It might be cold in between stops, but there’s something nostalgic about bundling up and having rosy cheeks and then warming up indoors. Embrace the Experience Thanksgiving weekend is notorious for shopping malls, auto dealerships, and superstores having amazing discounts. This is a perfect opportunity to grab some gifts for the Christmas season (or to snag a few items for yourself). Some people even research what types of sales stores will be having and plan out their whole day of shopping accordingly. Checking out deals this weekend with friends and family can be a fun way to walk off the food coma -- especially since Black Friday sales usually start the night of Thanksgiving dinner! If you’re not interested in dealing with crowds or shopping, going to the movies or movie-marathoning at home is always a fun Thanksgiving pastime. Gather the gang together to go see whatever blockbuster movie comes out this weekend. Get some soda, popcorn, and candy to fully embrace the movie-going experience. Online streaming services also make it easy to watch movies at home. Cozy up with a blanket, your pajamas, and your favorite snacks, and you’re sure to have a relaxing night bonding with your loved ones. Give Thanks & Give Back This Thanksgiving, it’s important to remember to truly take the time to reflect and be grateful for what we have. Giving back to the community by volunteering is a great way to not only bond with friends and family this weekend, but to make a difference in someone’s life. Look online to find organizations near you where you can help. There are many food banks, distribution services, and share-a-meal programs that aim to feed the less fortunate. There are also turkey trots that raise donations for different causes like homelessness, veteran care, and animal rescue. This Thanksgiving, live your best #maglife by making memories and adventures with your friends and loved ones. You might just have so much fun trying something new that it’ll turn into an annual tradition!

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Celebrating the American Educator

Celebrating the American Educator

The third week in November is American Education Week. This week celebrates public education and individuals who ensure that every child receives a quality education. America wouldn’t be where it is today without the people that make a difference in our children’s lives day in and day out. Keep reading to learn about the history and importance of this observance. We’ll also suggest ways that the community can honor and support the needs of public schools. One thing that every teacher needs in their classroom: a durable, reliable tool that is a Maglite kids flashlight. “Read. Educate. Inspire.” In 1919, the National Education Association and the American Legion sought to raise awareness and generate support for public education. In 1921, an NEA representative from Iowa called for the American Education Week for the purpose of informing the public of the accomplishments and needs of public schools so that those needs could be met. In 1922, the Office of Education became a cosponsor, and then in 1938 the PTA became a cosponsor as well. Today there are over 13 cosponsors in support of American Education Week and it’s cause. This year, the theme of American Education Week is “Read. Educate. Inspire.” Each day of the week will spotlight esteemed individuals that play a pivotal role in building and supporting the public school system. Monday is “Kickoff Day” to celebrate the week as a whole. Tuesday is “Parents Day,” where schools across the nation invite parents to the classroom to experience their children’s education first-hand. “Parents Day” is all about the importance of consistent parent involvement, whether it be by checking homework, getting to know the student’s teacher, or simply discussing the school day. Wednesday is “Education Support Professionals Day,” which recognizes the entire school staff that helps keep the school running. Thursday is “Educator for a Day.” On this day, individuals from the community are guided by a staff member through teaching a class, performing supervision duties, serving lunch, etc. The purpose of this day is to bring understanding to public officials about staffing, materials, and facilities needs. Friday is “Substitute Educators Day,” which is intended to increase appreciation and respect for substitute teachers who bring quality education to schoolchildren in the absence of their regular teachers. Help Raise Awareness To support American Education week, try speaking to your local school staff to see if they will be hosting any events. For example, schools might hold bake sales, have a jog-a-thon, or even collect donations. If the schools in your community aren’t hosting an event themselves, consider partnering with the PTA or another organization to help raise awareness about this important week and meet the needs of your children’s educators. Thank You! Show your appreciation for child’s school teacher, staff member, or substitute teacher by getting them the gift of iconic performance and style: a Maglite flashlight. The Complete Home Bundle comes with three incredibly useful flashlights that are perfect for the classroom or school office. The full-size ML300L 4D LED Flashlight can last up to 18 days, and is a great asset for emergencies. The Mini Maglite Pro LED Flashlight is small enough to fit in a purse or desk and can help in many daily classroom situations. The Solitaire LED Keychain Flashlight is handy and perfect for when a cell phone isn’t charged or easily accessible. Thank you to all the parents, educators, and staff members out there making a difference in the lives of today’s youth!

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Veterans Day and Military Family Appreciation Month

Veterans Day and Military Family Appreciation Month

Veterans Day is a day when we honor and give thanks to those that have served our country in war or peace. It's also Military Family Appreciation Month, which is an opportunity to recognize the sacrifices and contributions families make that often go unnoticed.  Donate, Volunteer, and Remember On Veterans Day, there are many ways to commemorate the occasion and participate in the local community. Keep an eye out for businesses that are partnering with an organization to raise donations for veterans. For example, some restaurants will donate 20% of their sales or collect gift card donations. If you’re looking to get more involved, Veterans Health Facilities are always in need of volunteers. Whether you’d like to work directly with the veterans or work behind the scenes, the veterans and the team of healthcare providers assigned to each veteran are grateful for your time and effort. You can also join the Volunteer Transportation Network, which helps provide transportation for veterans that are seeking services from a VA or authorized facility. Another great way to honor veterans is to set up a fallen soldier table (also called a remembrance table or missing man table). The table is traditionally set up at military dining ceremonies and service balls, however some schools, restaurants, and other establishments will set up a table in honor of Veterans Day. Consider educating your community by passing out flyers to local businesses, churches, or schools just in case they would like to participate. A fallen soldier table typically has the following elements: A round table: symbolizes everlasting concern for the missing man. The table should be near the entrance or in a visible location to represent dignity and honor. A white tablecloth: symbolizes the purity of the motive to answer the call of duty A single red rose in a vase: represents the blood that may have been shed A slice of lemon: represents his bitter fate A salt shaker: represents the tears of family and loved ones An inverted glass: a reminder that he cannot join in the meal An empty chair: shows that he is not there A frame on the table that explains what it represents is a nice touch as well, so that passersby can understand the meaning behind it. The fallen soldier table is an unexpected and touching way to remember those that have defended our freedom. Acknowledge and Appreciate It’s important to remember that there is often a family that has endured hardships in order for their family member to serve in the military. For example, kids have to change schools and make new friends, parents uproot their homes and move far away from friend and family support, and spouses take care of their children by themselves for months at a time. We can show our appreciation for these families by offering to babysit, performing household tasks like mowing the lawn, or simply writing a thank you note. Letting military families know that they are appreciated can go a long way in easing the stress of sacrifice. Give the Gift of Maglite! Show military families and veterans that you care this month with a Maglite Flaglite. The limited edition Maglite 3D Full Size LED Flashlight and the Mini Maglite Pocket Size LED Flashlight combine an American flag-inspired design with superior performance. The Flaglite makes a stylish, patriotic gift and is a great tool to help keep the family safe year round.

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Tips for Budgeting This Holiday Season

Tips for Budgeting This Holiday Season

The holidays are just around the corner! This month is the perfect time to get ahead of the curve by planning out your shopping list and your budget. With friends, family, and coworkers to get gifts for, it’s important to consider where and when to shop, and what types of things your loved ones might like. To avoid breaking the bank this season, we’ve compiled some tips for you to be able to check off every name on your shopping list without breaking the bank. Put Your Budget in Perspective Each year, the holidays usually sneak up on us and we have to rush to get gifts for everyone without any rhyme or reason. This often leads to poorly thought out gifts and spending more money than we should. So how can we get ahead this year? First things first: the list. To get an idea of how much gift-giving is going to cost you this year, start by making a list of everyone you would ideally like to get a gift for. Then, separate the list into different categories. For example: best friends and family, friends and supervisors, coworkers and acquaintances. Set a budget per person for each category and see what the total cost would be. For example, let’s say you have 10 people in each category. Your budget for best friends and family is $50 per person, friends and family $25 per person, and coworkers and acquaintances $10 per person. The total comes out to $500 + $250 + $100 = $850. Then, divide your total budget by the number of weeks you have to finish shopping: $850 divided by about 7 weeks until Christmas = $121 per week. It adds up fast! Seeing the names and numbers on paper can really bring into perspective how much you’re spending. Get the Most Out of Your Budget Once you have an idea of who you’re shopping for, how much you can spend on each person, and how much you can spend each week leading up to the holidays, shopping is a lot less stressful. To get the most out of your gift-giving experience, consider taking advantage of discount stores and sales. During Thanksgiving weekend, there are usually Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals and sales in shopping malls. With a little patience, you can find designer clothes, the latest electronics, and plenty of other goodies without having to pay full retail price. This way, you get the most bang for your buck and your loved ones are none-the-wiser (besides, it’s the thought that counts, right?). Add a special touch to your gift with a personalized message. Taking the time to write out a heartfelt card is unexpected these days. You’re likely to pleasantly surprise your friends and family by letting them know how much they mean to you. Quality Over Quantity Another tip: quality over quantity. Instead of getting your significant other five stocking stuffers that they’re likely to stick in a drawer and forget about until next year, use your budget wisely to pick out one special gift that they’ll truly enjoy. Maglite makes a practical, useful, and affordable gift for anyone on your list. It offers legendary performance with an iconic design that everyone is sure to love. Check out the popular Complete Home Bundle, Complete Professional Bundle or the City Life Kit. Happy shopping!

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