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The Price Of Beer Around The World [Infographic]
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As the average price of beer is now around £2.90 ($4.69 US) in the majority of pubs, you might be surprised to find the UK isn’t on the list of the top ten countries for the priciest pint. The number one spot is held by Greenland, charging a massive £7.35 ($11.88). Trek across the mountains into Tajikistan and you will only pay 30p ($0.48). If you don’t want to try a local ‘delicacy’ there are a few well-known names, such as Heineken or Budweiser, which are available generally available internationally. Find out more in our ‘Price of beer around the world’ infographic.
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The Homemade Gin Kit (12 Days Until Christmas)
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The Homemade Gin Kit is much easier than you think. Take some vodka use the juniper berries and carefully selected, hand weighed spices, botanicals, flowers, and aromatics. 36 hours later you’ll have your very own batch of gin in the included 500ml bottle and 250ml flask. The Homemade Gin Kit $40.00
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Take A Tour Of The “Best Hotel In The World” [23 Photos]
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Welcome to the 5-star Conrad Maldives Rangali Resort Island located in Maldives. If we could pin point paradise on the map this would be it.
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Hand Drawn Map of New York
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys British illustrator Jenni Sparks created this meticulously detailed hand drawn map of New York City. You can buy in now at Evermade along with her hand drawn map of London.
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A Look At Coney Island 40 Days After Hurricane Sandy [50 Photos]
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys It has been 40 days since Hurricane Sandy demolished much of the New York City region. Many residents are still homeless as the government tries to pick up the pieces. Let’s take a look at how things are progressing at Coney Island. After checking out the photos head over to RedCross.org and make a donation.
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New York City Water Towers [21 High Quality Photos]
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Drive A Tank
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The concept is snuggy simple and just as genius. Get behind the wheel of a tank and drive over cars, trees… pretty much anything a tank can crush. Drive A Tank is the only place in the US where you can drive real military tanks, but you need to be in Kasota, Minnesota to do it.
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Creepy Abandoned Flintstones Amusement Park in Arizona [42 pics]
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys This abandoned Flintstones amusement park is located in Bedrock City, Arizona. It is a popular attraction for tourists on their way to the Grand Canyon.
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Video: What if guys and girls swapped roles at the bar?
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So what would happen if every stereotype about how men and women act in bars and clubs and turns them upside down? It would look something like this.
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How To Make Oreo-Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies In 20 Minutes
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National Cookie Day came and went last week, yeah we missed it too, but any time is a good time to make some cookies. Especially if they are Oreo’s wrapped in chocolate chip dough. We’ll be making these for our National Championship party on January 7th.
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The Golden Gate Bridge Blanketed in Fog [10 Photos]
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys We got to see the iconic Golden Gate Bridge blanketed in fog in person back in November on a boat trip with Microsoft. That is why these photos from Daniel Pivnick are so striking.
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The United States Of Beer: The 50 Best Beers From All 50 States
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys Drink your way around the country with the finest craft suds from Alabama to Wyoming. The genius minds at WeTheFeast.com have complied a list of the 50 best beers from all 50 states. See how the list was compiled and read up on details about each beer >>
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What ‘Shark Tank’ Can Teach Us About The Job Hunt
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When hunting for a jump you must sell yourself to the employer, and we can learn right from Shark Tank what works and what doesn’t.
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How Far Does Your Food Travel before It Reaches Your Plate?
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys Probably further than you think. This might make you consider buying local.
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Time-Lapse Video Of Central Park’s Change Of Season
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Time-lapse by filmmaker Jamie Scott filmed in 15 locations around New York City’s Central Park, two times a week, for six months using the exact same tripod and camera lens settings resulting in the footage you see here.
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10 Tailgate Recipes You Need To Try
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We had our Bold Tailgate Awards kick-off party this past weekend at Triona’s in New York City. Sarah of @NYCFoodieFinder created 10 original Wheat Thins tailgate recipes and everyone enjoyed her culinary brilliance. If you have a tailgate party coming up check out the recipes below. They are easy to make and will win your crowd over.
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The Johnny Applespiked (Drink Infographic)
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The Fall/Winter drink of choice is a mixture of something that can keep you warm, festive and full of holiday cheer. Whether your spending the holidays with your family, in-laws or 10 cats, one thing’s certain; You’ll need a drink to keep that smile on your face. The serving size for The Johnny Applespiked is 4-6, but gradually declines with the days crossed off your advent calendar. Please make sure you’re 21 or over to try this, folks.
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Roadtrip USA: Time Lapse Video Of A 3,000 Mile Cross Country Adventure
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In this 3 minute time-lapse video titled Roadtrip USA photographer Mike Matas captures a 2 week / 3,000 mile journey from San Francisco to New York City in 5,000 of his compiled photos. If you want to view more Roadtrip USA photos check out Mike’s website.
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Marine Walks 5000 Miles Across Asia Using Only Google Maps
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Meet Winston Fiore, a man who, using only Google Maps and apparently bottomless reserves of badass, walked 5000 miles to raise money for charity.
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9 Beers You Need To Drink This Winter
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A light and refreshing beer is not what we’re looking for when we’re going through firewood at an incredible rate. We want something a bit heartier with enough alcohol to warm us from the inside out. This doesn’t mean taste has to go by to the wayside. Here are 9 Beers You Need to Drink This Winter that will go great with some heavy stew on a cold night.
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NYC’s Thanksgiving Day Parade From Above
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys Brooklyn-based photographer Navid Baraty has become pretty well-known for shooting photos of New York City from high above. On Thanksgiving her caught a bird’s eye view of one of the most iconic parades in the United States, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Baraty told MyModernMet.com, ”I shot them from the roof of a 30-story building along 6th Avenue at 37th Street, it was so amazing to watch the parade from above. I grew up watching the parade on Thanksgiving morning with the family and it was my first time seeing it in person. It’s crazy how small it all seemed from high above when you’re so used to seeing how giant the balloons look on TV that appear to be towering up into the buildings. It was also pretty cool to be able to see the whole line of floats and balloons coming down 6th Avenue all the way up to the southern edge of Central Park.” Source: MyModernMet.com
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Chef from Worlds Best Restaurant opens up Stix in NYC
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Nikolaos Stavrakakis, Greek Chef of the year opened up “Stix” recently in Gremercy, NYC. The restaurant offers up a majority of its food on sticks, hence the clever nom de guerre. Stavrakakis has also cooked with the best at what some consider to be the best restaurant in the world: Noma in Copenhagen.
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Empire State Building Lights Go LED, Changing NYC Skyline Forever
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This morning at midnight, 11/26/12, The Empire State Building changed its flood lights to LED lights, forever changing the night time skyline of New York City. In 1964, floodlights were added to illuminate the top of the building at night, in colors chosen to match seasonal and other events. When the lights went live at midnight, they did so to the music of Alicia Keys’ new album which, you guessed it, also drops today. Some see the addition as an insult to the classic look, others see it as an innovative step other major cities have already made. The key word is progress. Keys’ album drop show was the exception, but I completely disagree with having civilians pay to have a special light catastrophe in their individual honor. It takes away from the ubiquitous influence of unity those lights held for so many years. On special occasions, like New Years Eve at midnight or the Yanks winning the world series, a good light show on top of NYC’s most famous building could be called for, other than that, leave the light shows to Broadway.
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2013 Yacht Week Trailer Is Out!
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Yacht Week is like spring break for jetsetters. 25-50 yachts, 200-500 people sailing together for a week! This spring Yacht Week hits British Virgin Islands for some island hopping and this summer it is Croatia, Greece, Italy and Turkey. One day, hopefully soon, RSVLTS.com will become an official sponsor but until then you can live vicariously through their Youtube vids. Source: BroBible.com
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The Dreaded Hangover (infographic)
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The hangover is a combination of post drunken symptoms that have plagued our lives since the nights of drinking in the woods as a young chap. This infographic describes the symptoms and remedies from around the globe. So next time you carouse around town indulging in the finest happy hour specials, use this to guide your hangover sleigh on the miserable morning to follow. via: Visua.ly
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What Could Disappear If The Sea Rises
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Maps show coastal and low-lying areas that would be permanently flooded, without engineered protection, in three levels of higher seas. Percentages are the portion of dry, habitable land within the city limits of places listed that would be permanently submerged.
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How to Open a Wine Bottle Without a Corkscrew
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Here are seven easy ways to open a wine bottle when you don’t have a corkscrew handy.
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The Whiskey Explorers Club (32 Days Until Christmas)
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The quintessential gift for any whiskey connoisseur. The mission; “The mission of the Whisky Explorers club is to introduce our members to a variety of great whiskies they may never have experienced before, and to share those experiences with others”. The membership offers a Glencairn Nosing & Tasting Crystal Glass, or a Celtic Malts Spirits Glass as a welcome gift, when you subscribe, but nothing else. No frills, the whiskey is the star of this show, not the manly leatherbound prestige that follows most whiskey clubs.
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Tilt Shifting New York City [25 Photos]
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys Tilt-shift photography is a creative and unique type of photography in which the camera is manipulated so that a life-sized location or subject looks like a miniature-scale model.
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How To Throw A Last Minute Thanksgiving Dinner That Can Feed 10 People For Under $75 [Infographic]
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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and there is a really good chance that you’re totally unprepared for your party. Ebay created this amazing interactive infographic that shows you how to throw a last minute 10 person Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people for under $75.00. via eBay Deals
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The Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey Sandwich
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Here at the Roosevelts, we’re thankful for so many things this year. The first being the Leftover Turkey Sandwich we can’t wait to indulge in the day or hours after the actual feast of thanks. Now we know a lot of recipes call for some extra ingredients you wouldn’t necessarily find at a Thanksgiving dinner. Not here, dammit! Not on my watch! Here we make our leftover sandwiches with a strict list of ingredients from only the feast. The only exceptions are the two slices of bread between the conglomerate of mush that’s about to make your day, punk. Enjoy. The Recipe
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How To Deep Fry A Turkey Without Blowing Yourself Up
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Deep-frying a turkey can yield incredible results: a glistening bird with golden-brown skin that’s cooked perfectly in minutes. But anyone who’s watched a YouTube video in which a deep-fried turkey goes up in flames should understand that the technique is no joke.
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National Geographic’s Top 30 Photos of 2012
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Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys National Geographic is known to hire the best photographers walking the globe to snap photos of nature at it’s finest. Here are the best photos from this year.
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How to Make Twinkies
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