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GoRuck Tactical Packs scream ‘Merica
If you’re Looking for a high quality travel pack that looks better dirty than clean, the GoRuck line of tactical packs were made for you. Able to withstand the harsh terrain and pounding special forces go through on a day to day basis, these pack have been tested to adhere to any and all conditions thrown their way. On the outside, the packs seem like a tactitcal minimalist pack, until you open it up and bevy at all the compartments. Perfect for a day hike, road trip or even a good place to organize the plethora of wires and plugs needed to charge your arsenal or gadgets. MILITARY-GRADE GEAR BUILT IN THE USA LIFETIME GUARANTEE GORUCK gear is not perfect for anything, it’s perfect for everything. War, open roads, or your next mud-run. GR Echo Radio Ruck GR1 GR2
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Mumford & Sons Concert At Pier A in Hoboken [120 Photos]
Mumford & Sons kicked off their Gentleman of the Road tour with a bang (literally) in Hoboken on Wednesday night. The 15,000 people who attended the concert on Pier A were treated to a beautiful sunset, 90 minutes of music from one of the hottest bands on Earth and a firework display to cap it all off. There was a max capacity crowd at Wicked Wolf for our pre-party and 50 lucky RSVLTS.com fans walked away with special limited edition t-shirts. We are going to do another limited run of the t-shirts so if you’d like one order it now (quantities are limited) or let us know on Twitter @RSVLTS.
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Photographing The 2012 London Olympics At 14 Frames Per Second
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30 Original Mumford & Sons Concert Posters
The big day is finally here! Mumford & Sons is kicking off their Gentleman of the Road tour at Hoboken’s Pier A tonight with 15,000+ people expected to be in attendance. Our pre-party at Wicked Wolf has blown past the 300 mark and shows no sign of stopping so make sure you RSVP to get on the list. With all the Mumford & Sons hoopla going on we decided to pull together 30 amazing, original concert posters from their past shows all over the world. These guys have built a massive following for kick-ass and taking names on stage so check out the Spotify playlist below and enjoy the original works of music art.
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15 New York Burgers to Eat Before You Die
The burger seems to have taken over the American food pyramid as the U.S. signature food. Everywhere you travel, there’s another variation of ground beef between two buns. New York, the food capitol of the U.S., is no stranger to making its own variations of the burger. From gourmet sliders to mammouth fred flinstone style, NYC might not have farms that house the live stock, but have the chefs that make your taste buds go bow-chica-wowa. Eater has devised a full bucket list of NYC burgers you must try before you die, accompanied by a full interactive map. Read The Full Story Here (H/T): RSVLTS Food Editor: Sarah Polite
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Final Details About Mumford & Sons Concert At The Hoboken Pier
A little more than 24 hours until Mumford & Sons rock the Hoboken waterfront. We stopped by Pier A and Wicked Wolf this morning to go over final details. Here is what we found out… Getting to Wicked Wolf: Sintra Drive is going to be shutdown to traffic. If you’re arriving after 5 pm the police said you’d be better off walking up River Street then making a right on 2nd Street instead of trying to walk through the 15,000+ descending on the Pier. Obviously the earlier you arrive the better. If there is a line at Wicked Wolf when you arrive just wait it out. They are going to have a one out-one in policy when the capacity reaches 350 but it’ll go quickly as people head over to the Pier early to catch the opening acts. Getting A Special Edition RSVLTS T-Shirt: We will be at the door with a the Facebook RSVP list. The first 50 people to walk through the door on the list will receive a shirt. You must be on the list so if you haven’t RSVP’d yet do it now – list closes at 12 pm on August 1st! We are going to set up to more »
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There is a City: The People Of Warsaw Pay Homage (Video)
Once a year on august 1st, the people of Warsaw pay hommage to the fallen heroes that fought for freedom in 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising. The biggest rebellion against German Nazi occupation during WWII cost over 200,000 lives and destruction of the capital.
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28 Original Minimalist Movie Posters
Judging from the success of last week’s 17 Original Batman Dark Knight Trilogy Posters we can tell Roosevelts readers love original movie poster creations. Singapore’s Joseph Chiang (aka JoE) is the one man star of MonsterGallery where he creates retro-pop-culture-inspired art and prints including these original, minimalist movie posters for some of the greatest films of all-time.
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Your VIP Pass to the Year’s Biggest Food Truck Festival
On August 4, from 10am to 9pm, New York’s best food trucks are congregating by the South Street Seaport. So Urban Daddy figured you (and any friends you deem worthy) could use a VIP pass, good for 10 bites and six drinks — beer would be a good choice here — and an express pass so you can cut the line between 5 and 7pm. Waiting just isn’t the Perks way… This Saturday, August 4, you’ll enjoy a glorious day of live music, beer and food from your favorite food trucks, all on the cobblestoned waterfront of the South Street Seaport.
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James Percell Is The Next Homeless Man With A Golden Voice
Skip ahead to 2:40 We all remember Ted Williams, the homeless man with a golden voice who was discovered on the street, had his Youtube video blow up on the web, landed several sponsorship deals then relapsed. Well, the story is happening again, this time with a 49-year-old man from the Bronx named James Percell. The video has over a million views and it’s only a matter of time until he is inked to a music deal, if it hasn’t happened already. Hat tip to Brobible.com for pointing this out. The Original Golden Voice – Ted Williams
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8 MVP Apps Of The Windows Phone Baseball Bucket List Trip
Now that the Windows Phone Baseball Bucket List trip is complete we had a chance to step back and look at all the apps that helped make three weeks of life on the road more enjoyable and easier for us. We used several dozen apps throughout the trip but here are the MVPs. Photosynth Sometimes it is hard to convey the awe inspiring sights of MLB ballparks (or places we saw while on the road) in words. For those moments there is no better app to have than Photosynth, a panorama app that makes it easy and fun to capture and share interactive panoramas. To keep it simple to understand, Photosynth uses the latest in computer vision techniques to capture 360 degrees horizontally and vertically, making a perfect “sphere.” 4th & Mayor We all know Foursquare. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone out for a night on the town and in the morning asked myself “where the heck did I go last night.” Foursquare solves that age old question and 4th & Mayor is a quick, clean Foursquare client on steroids. Using 4th & Mayor we checked in from the top of Fenway’s Green Monster and check more »
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Ryan Lochte and Tyson Gay Holograms Light Up Boston Harbor
With the Olympics in full swing Boston got an incredible hologram light show just after the opening ceremonies on Friday night featuring Team USA Olympic athletes Tyson Gay and Ryan Lochte. On July 27, Gillette projected stunning, 60 foot holograms of the USA stars over Boston Harbor and cut together this highlight video set to M83′s “Steve McQueen.”
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Closing Out The #WPbaseball Bucket List With A Bang At Safeco Field
Well we finally made it. 12 cities later and The Roosevelts have landed in Seattle ready to cap off the Windows Phone Baseball Bucket List Tour with a bang at Safeco Field. Safeco is one of those underrated ballparks with more ammenities than beats the eye. The retractable roof, killer sushi and an art scene that would make even the hippest of Brooklynites blush.
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How To Choose A Bottle Of Wine [Infographic]
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Aerial Data Visualisation Reveals Life In The United States
PBS is exploring the hidden patterns and rhythms that make America work. They are taking this data and visualizing it in a series being called, “America Revealed.”
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RSVLTS.com Invades The Summer Olympics: Part 1
Our editor Scott is in London for the Olympics. We gave him a camera and he’s been snapping pictures like crazy! Even decided to wear the RSVLTS t-shirt in a few of the pictures – U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. Next Monday we’re going to have a compilation of superfan photos so keep an eye out for it.
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Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl – RSVP Now!
Very early details for the 7th annual Back To Hoboken Bar Crawl have been released today by organizers Al Torres and Rachel Heller and the news is going viral on Facebook right now as over 100 people have RSVP’d in the first 45 minutes.
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First World Anarchists [40 Photos]
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Successful NYC Restauranteurs at 26 with No Experience? Done.
Paul Abrahamian and Jon Sherman were both 26 when they decided to open Sticky’s Finger Joint in Manhattan, just north of New York University in Washington Square Park. It’s only been open since April (three months at this writing) and already they’ve been featured on a Bobby Flay’s Food Network hit show 3 Days To Open, (see the episode here) turned down a 7-figure offer for their brand, and have entertained multiple investors interested in their expansion.
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6 Art Installations To See At Seattle Mariners’ Safeco Field
When we say “Safeco Field is a beautiful ballpark” we don’t mean “Wow, that’s some emerald-y grass out there.” We mean that the city of Seattle hired dozens of top artists to help create it. We already showed the Nick Cage Easter Egg hidden in the main concourse level but now let’s take a look at five can’t miss pieces at Safeco.
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The 7 Toughest Adventure Races in The United States
Oh, you did Tough Mudder and now you’re hardcore? Think again. Our friends at DragNsync show us seven of America’s toughest adventure races for those of you who are looking to push you body and mind to the limit.
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John Williams 17 Greatest Works To Celebrate His Olympic Contribution
John Williams career spans six decades and includes some ofthe most memorable music scores in film history. Now that the Olympics are underway NBC will surely have one of his most famous works, “Olympic Fanfare,” on repeat for the foreseeable future. Williams composed “Olympic Fanfare” for the 1984 Summer Olympics and it has become a staple of the Games, right up there with “Bugler’s Dream.” You may have heard of John Williams before but I doubt you have any idea how amazing his talent really is. Here are 17 great works from this living legend. 1984: Olympic Fanfare 1975: Jaws 1977: Close Encounters of the Third Kind 1978: Superman 1980: Star Wars: The Imperial March 1981: Raider of The Lost Ark 1982: E.T. 1983: Return of the Jedi 1990: Home Alone 1991: Hook 1992: Home Alone 2 1993: Jurassic Park 1993: Schindler’s List 1998: Saving Private Ryan 2001: Harry Potter & The Sorceror’s Stone 2002: Catch Me If You Can 2011: War Horse
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Inside The Most Interesting Man In The World’s Personal Library [31 Photos]
How would you spend $1,000,000,000? Buy a few yachts and sail the world? Buy a baseball team? Jay Walker made a fortune when he started Priceline.com and instead of blowing it like a washed up sports star Walker started collecting eye-grabbing historical objects for the library of his New England home. Over the year’s the collection, dubbed the Library of Human Imagination, has grown into something epic that rivals any museum on Earth. the 3,600 square foot, three story facility features multilevel tiers, “floating” platforms, connecting stairways, glass-paneled bridges, dynamic lighting and is bursting at the seams with artifacts that would make The Most Interesting Man In The World jealous.
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The United States Of Sports
Quick, even though on one likes basketball someone make it happen…
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27 Music Album Covers That Are Also Works Of Art
Sometimes albums are known for the artwork as much (or more) than the music itself. These are some of those album.
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The 10 Girls You’ll Meet At Every Post-College Bar
Post-College Bar (n): A late-night establishment located in a major city, where 21-24 year olds congregate and do the exact same thing they did two years ago, except that now there’s a few people who don’t charge everything to their parents’ card. From a raging standpoint, the differences between upperclassmen life and the entry-level world are remarkably slim. This makes the distinctions between the two that much more noticeable, and that much more hilarious. Brobible took it upon themselves to tell you what to expect on the booze-soaked battlefield week in and week out.
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Fail Compilation July 2012 [Video]
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Talita Correa Is The Most Beautiful Model You’ve Never Heard Of [35 Photos]
Brazil is home to soccer legends, carnival and smoking’ hot women. The latest pride of the nation is Talita Correa, a sultry model now living in Los Angeles to peruse her career. In the latest issue of FHM South Africa Talita actually says that super models literally grow in trees in Brazil. Lemme just hop on over to Kayak.com to book my trip to Brazil now…. ok, done. In potentially the quote of the year Talita admits that she doesn’t like to wear lingerie (that is the p.c. water down version of how she described it), she is a huge football fan looking forward to the upcoming World Cup, she has never dated a pro athlete but she does have a little crush on Kaka and if she wash’t modeling she’d be a dentist. All-in-all we think Talita is here to stay but there is little to know buzz about her on the web so all that changes today.
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12 Olympic Facts For The 2012 Summer Olympics
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Felix Baumgartner Skydives From The Edge Of Space [11 High Quality Photos]
Red Bull is supposed to give you wings bit that would only slow Felix Baumgartner down. This week the daredevil made a test skydive from 18 miles up in preparation for his upcoming jump from 120,000 feet (22 miles) in which he hopes to reach speeds of 690 MPH and be the first person the break the sound barrier. In the latest test jump Felix went 0 to 509 MPH in just 30 seconds and all that is without the aid of a plane fo rocket, just pure gravity baby! Here are photos from his latest jump…
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Classic Movie Garb Photography
French Photographer, Candice Milon, is a fan of classic ficks, so she thought it would be a good idea to source some garb from all of our favorite movies and take some shots. While you may only have 1 night a year to pull some of these combos off, at least it will save you some youtube costume sourcing. Back To The Future Casablanca A Clockwork Orange Rebel Without A Cause Forest Gump Wall Street Blues Brothers
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Childish Gambino- Firefly Music Video
The latest trippy, urban sci-fi video from our favorite sitcom star turned rapper. To tell you the truth, I actually have no idea whats going on here. Looks like the protagonist of the story is a drug maker of some sort, paying his way through college by making a designer drug which he barters for a passport to fly him into space to paradise in the sky called firefly. Yeah, watch it and then discuss amongst yourselves.
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Enjoying All-Star BBQ and MLB Festivities At Kauffman Stadium
When you think of the quintessential ballpark to house an MLB All-Star game you automatically think of Kansas City, right? No? Well you should, Kansas City waited 40 years to show the world what they had to offer and they definitely didn’t disappoint The Roosevelts or our Windows Phone Baseball Bucket List.
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Nick Cage Hidden “Easter Egg” At Safeco Field
During our Windows Phone Baseball Bucket List stop in Seattle we took an art tour of Safeco Field. As we looked at one of the works by Gu Xiong called “The Crowd” we noticed one of the faces in the 24-foot long mural was that of Hollywood icon Nick Cage! It is a nice little Easter Egg that everyone can enjoy when you are in town watching the Ichiro-less Mariners.
