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Half Full Glass
A full glass of optimism! Is your glass half full or half empty? If you are like most people, you are never quite sure. But this clever 7-ounce glass reminds you that Half Full is youŽll always find refreshment. So drink up, any way you look at it. This Double-wall borosilicate glass is permanently marked "Half Full" and "Half Empty." 7 oz glass. Great gift idea, comes packed in a colorful protective giftbox.



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Taylor Stitch
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RIVER HOUSE | SERBIA | Image

RIVER HOUSE | SERBIA
This amazing isolated house is located on the Drina River in Serbia. The tiny wooden house has been standing on an exposed rock in the middle of the Drina River for more than 40 years, it was built by a group of young boys back in 1968 that used the rock to sunbathe. Every time there is a flood the house is destroyed, but it is built again from ground up. via photo credit: National Geographic Also check out "The Rock Restaurant" in Zanzibar...
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ALONE ON THE WALL
Alex Honnold is probably the most famous adventure athlete in the world, you might know him as that crazy guy who climbs without a rope and without a partner, he basically carries absolutely nothing to save him from 1 wrong move that could send him to his death. Alex has pushed the most extreme and dangerous form of climbing far beyond the limits of what anyone thought was possible, in the book "Alone on the Wall", Honnold recounts the stories behind his...
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PlansMatter
PlansMatter is the Airbnb for fans of great architecture. This new app/service offers a choice of homes available to rent, but unlike its famous predecessor, all the listings are stunning works of art. The site lists several modern rental houses designed by respected architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Olson Kundig, Christian Muller, and many more. The goal is to make these places easily available for architecture nerds to experience on their own. The site also b...
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