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Listen up, coffee lovers! If running out of K-cups is enough to derail your morning routine, allow us to introduce you to a solution that’ll ensure you’re stocked with with the stuff 24/7. It’s called the WePlenish Java Smart Container, it’s launching today on Kickstarter, and we’re pretty sure it’s the coolest thing to happen to coffee since the Keurig.

WePlenish may look like any other coffee pod container, but it’s actually a smart vessel that orders K-cups/Nespresso pods and has them mailed to your door before you ever run out. Essentially, it’s like asking your roomie to grab some coffee at the store — without the whole asking part.

Instead, the system relies on sensors, an app, and Amazon: The container senses when supplies are running low, the sensors communicate with the app, and the app re-orders your fave coffee capsules from Amazon Dash Replenishment (a service similar to Amazon Prime). What’s more, the app saves your coffee preferences and uses the info to recommend personalized picks.

The gadget comes in either black or white and can be stored literally anywhere, thanks to it being battery-operated. We love how it looks sitting next to a coffee maker, but it’s ideal for tucking away neatly in the pantry, too.

You can snag the WePlenish Java Smart Container starting today for $40 at weplenish.com — or get the early-bird pricing at Kickstarter. Cheers to a lifetime of unbridled coffee consumption!

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Raise your hand if you love doing laundry. Anyone? If you’re like most of us, then anything that cuts down on your loads of wash is huge. That’s where our new favorite towels come in. Brooklyn-based Silvon is crowdfunding a new collection of towels that help eliminate bacteria so they stay fresh — and stink-free — for way longer.

The organic cotton towels (up on Kickstarter now) use silver to work their magic. Thanks to the precious metal’s antibacterial properties, bacteria cells are destroyed, keeping them off your body — and keeping that unmistakable musty smell away from your soft, clean towels.

Silvon’s towels aren’t totally magic. The company recommends washing them once every one to two weeks. That may or may not be more often than you wash them now, but Silvon says their product is proven to stay cleaner and better-smelling in the meantime.

You can choose from hand towels, face towels, bath towels, bath sheets, or a bath mat. Prices range from $29 for two face towels to $229 for a Super Set (two each of the bath towels, bath sheets, and hand and face towels, plus one bath mat). Silvon also has a line of silver-infused bed sheets ($130+) it successfully Kickstarted in June of 2016, if you want to lighten your laundry load even more.

While you can order the towels now, you won’t be able to get your hands (or other body parts) on them until February. Since people are clearly fascinated with the promise of these towels, Silvon has already blown past its $20,000 Kickstarter goal.

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Are you expecting and searching for a baby name that's classic and steeped in history? If so, look no further because old-timey names are making a major comeback.

By blending vintage elegance with a touch of nostalgia, these names have a unique charm that stands the test of time.

So, here are eight old-timey baby names that surely deserve a spot in today's world.

Scroll to see all the old timey baby names we rarely see anymore!

1. Daphne

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Greek in origin and graceful-sounding, Daphne means "laurel tree" or "bay tree." It also has deep roots in ancient legend.

Daphne, the daughter of the river god Peneus, was a nymph in Greek mythology. It's said that she was transformed into a laurel tree, a symbol of honor and victory, to escape the romantic pursuit of Apollo.

2. Asher

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Asher, on the other hand, has biblical roots. It's Hebrew and means "fortunate, blessed, happy one."

This gentle yet strong name comes from the Old Testament, where Asher was one of Jacob's 12 sons and the founder of one of the Tribes of Israel.

It has a soothing sound and is perfect for modern parents hoping to blend tradition with a contemporary feel.

3. Violet

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Violet is another elegant and romantic-sounding name that balances softness with vibrancy. It's derived from the Latin word for purple and was once a vintage favorite.

Now, Violet has surged in popularity again, making it one of the top floral name choices for baby girls.

Fans of period dramas like "Bridgerton" might even recognize this name from Lady Violet Bridgerton, the lead family's matriarch.

4. Jude

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Jude may be short, but it's undeniably strong and effortlessly cool. Plus, it carries both biblical history and a bit of star power.

As a Latin diminutive of Judah with Hebrew origins, Jude means "praised." It also feels fresh, despite its ancient roots, thanks to the legendary Beatles song "Hey Jude."

5. Genevieve

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Genevieve is a name that's chic, combining sophistication with strength. French in origin and derived from Genovefa or Kenowega, Germanic medieval names, it means "tribe woman."

It's also rich in history, most notably through Saint Genevieve, the patroness of Paris. She used wisdom, bravery, and prayer to protect the city from Attila the Hun.

6. Hugo

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As a Latinized form of Hugh, the name Hugo means "mind" or "intellect." Similar to Genevieve, it's thought to exude sophistication and is perfect for parents who value learning.

But while Hugo has a sense of refinement, this name still feels approachable, energetic, and stylish.

7. Mabel

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Mabel is sweet, spunky, and definitely vintage. Derived from Latin and a diminutive of Amabel, it means "lovable," making this name fit for a little girl who radiates warmth and charm.

It was once a favorite pick among parents during the Victorian era, and now, it's rising in popularity again.

8. Ezra

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Finally, Ezra is a bold name that's strong and fresh. Hebrew in origin, this name means "help" and actually has old biblical roots since Ezra was an important scribe in the Old Testament.

Even with this history, though, Ezra feels extremely contemporary because of its modern spelling and somewhat quirky ring.

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