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6 Quick Ways to Protect Your Surfboard from Damage
A surfboard is an investment, and you should treat it that way.
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ArchiveThe Floral Fragrance You Didn’t Know You Could Wear
Roses are romantic. And rose fragrances?
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ArchiveOne Man’s Attempt to Try Dating the Old-Fashioned Way
Dating the old-fashioned way requires a quick wit, a kind smile, and the chin to accept a “no”.
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ArchiveThe Art of Surfboard Shaping in the Big City
Union Surfboards, based in Brooklyn, provide surfers of all levels with bespoke shred sticks.
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ArchiveA Photo Tour of Tel Aviv, Israel’s Laid-Back Mediterranean City
Tel Aviv: a hub of good taste, technology and progressivism that seems somehow removed from the conflict and politics that dominates the conversation about Israel.
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ArchiveIs Laughter the Best Medicine?
Laughter yoga, first popularized by Dr. Madan Kataria, has become an international movement.
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ArchiveThe Fishy, Ambiguous and Poisonous History of America’s Most Revered Condiment, Ketchup
Did you know the first ketchups didn’t use tomatoes at all? The condiment has a murky history and a vague definition.
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ArchiveThe Best Wetsuits to Surf Year Round
For the casual surfer or the diehard, year round or just the summer months, these are the best wetsuits out there.
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ArchiveWatch Us 3D Print a Coffee Cup Sleeve
How we printed a hand-saving coffee sleeve in under two hours.
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ArchiveCuban Cigars? Not Yet. Till Then, Smoke These
Cuban cigars are coming — eventually. Till then, tide yourself over with these 10 worthy alternatives. A great Cuban cigar is a divine smoking experience, but they’re hard to get (legally).
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ArchiveInside the Best Stores and Shops of Portland, Maine
There’s a lot that’s good in Portland, so you’ll have to spend an entire day of shopping to find what really suits you.
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Archive72 Hours in Portland, Maine
Portland, Maine, like its cousin across the country, is a young city with a thriving food culture and nightlife. Come for wholesome adventures outdoors, stay for the beer and lobster rolls.
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ArchiveFor These Pros, Danger is Simply Part of the Job
We asked five people with dangerous jobs — a wingsuiter, speed climber, arborist, steeplejack and polar explorer — how they deal with extreme risk on a daily basis.
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ArchiveBaker City’s Beacon, the Geiser Grand Hotel
The Geiser Grand Hotel is the finest hotel between Salt Lake City and Portland.
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ArchiveTalking Legacy with a Fifth-Generation Master Cooper
Four generations of coopers precede Ger Buckley, Jameson’s master cooper.
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Archive72 Hours in Nashville
Great music, vivid history and delicious southern food don’t define Nashville entirely, but they do make it one hell of a fun city to visit.
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ArchiveGleason’s Boxing Gym, Professional Training for the White Collar Worker
Gleason’s Boxing Gym has been in operation for 78 years, first in the Bronx and now in DUMBO, and is a legend among boxers for producing countless world champions and staying strong as the sport itself declined from its golden years.
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ArchiveThe New York City Adventure Guide
These 20 New York City adventures represent a panoply of off-the-radar activities one can do with a free afternoon, evening or day to explore — plenty of which you’ll be surprised to learn even exist in a bustling metropolis.