I think the real question here is who goes to pornhub and then types porn into the search? The site is called pornhub, it's a hub of porn, literally everthing on it is porn. Does that search just take you back to the front page?
Here's an article on why Jennifer was popular (nobody knows, btw.) http://news.nationalpost.com/news/t...different-baby-names-cycle-like-genetic-drift
A. ALPHA WORLD CITIES (full service world cities) 12: London, New York, Paris, Tokyo 10: Chicago, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Milan, Singapore B. BETA WORLD CITIES (major world cities) 9: San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto, Zurich 8: Brussels, Madrid, Mexico City, Sao Paulo 7: Moscow, Seoul C. GAMMA WORLD CITIES (minor world cities) 6: Amsterdam, Boston, Caracas, Dallas, Düsseldorf, Geneva, Houston, Jakarta, Johannesburg, Melbourne, Osaka, Prague, Santiago, Taipei, Washington 5: Bangkok, Beijing, Montreal, Rome, Stockholm, Warsaw 4: Atlanta, Barcelona, Berlin, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Istanbul, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Miami, Minneapolis, Munich, Shanghai D. EVIDENCE OF WORLD CITY FORMATION Di Relatively strong evidence 3: Athens, Auckland, Dublin, Helsinki, Luxembourg, Lyon, Mumbai, New Delhi, Philadelphia, Rio de Janeiro, Tel Aviv, Vienna Dii Some evidence 2: Abu Dhabi, Almaty, Birmingham, Bogota, Bratislava, Brisbane, Bucharest, Cairo, Cleveland, Cologne, Detroit, Dubai, Ho Chi Minh City, Kiev, Lima, Lisbon, Manchester,Montevideo, Oslo, Riyadh, Rotterdam, Seattle, Stuttgart, The Hague, Vancouver Diii Minimal evidence 1: Adelaide, Antwerp, Arhus, Baltimore, Bangalore, Bologna, Brasilia, Calgary, Cape Town,Colombo, Columbus, Dresden, Edinburgh, Genoa, Glasgow, Gothenburg, Guangzhou, Hanoi, Kansas City, Leeds, Lille, Marseille, Richmond, St Petersburg, Tashkent, Tehran, Tijuana,Turin, Utrecht, Wellington
My bad. Meant to post the intro... GaWC - World Cities List Although there is a general consensus on which are the leading world cities, there is no agreed upon roster covering world cities below the highest level. So an Inventory of World Cities was made up by a team called GaWC Globalization and World Cities - Study Group & Network - At Loughborough University in the UK. The inventory of world cities based upon their level of advanced producer services. Global service centres are identified and graded for accountancy, advertising, banking/finance and law. Aggregating these results produces a roster of 55 world cities at three levels: 10 Alpha world cities, 10 Beta world cities and 35 Gamma world cities. These are found to be largely geographically concentrated in three 'globalization arenas', northern America, western Europe and Pacific Asia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_city
- Netflix monitors sites like BitTorrent, then acquires the shows and movies that people pirate the most. - Airplane food isn't very tasty because our sense of smell and taste decrease by 20% to 50% while flying. - When you are black-out drunk, your brain literally loses the ability to create new memories. - George Harrison lost his virginity while the other Beatles secretly watched. They cheered when he finished. - Bill Murray was once caught smuggling 4.5kg of cannabis after joking to the passenger next to him about smuggling cannabi - Less time separates us from Tyrannosaurus rex than separated Tyrannosaurus rex from Stegosaurus.
Would you rather have a nice succulent tv dinner on the ground or a random sandwich heated up in a 6 inch long tray on a airline? People could rightfully argue either tastes better
States with Most and Least unused vacation days. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/t...ff-americans-dont-take-vacation-time-rankings "Idaho tops the list of most unused vacation, with 78 percent of workers failing to use their time off. Over a third of Idahoan workers surveyed said they worried about showing “complete dedication to their job,” which discouraged them from taking time away. On the flip side, only 38 percent of Maine workers left vacation days unused, with over half of those surveyed saying their company encourages time off. When it comes to cities, Washington, D.C. takes the workaholic cake: 64 percent of District workers had unused vacation. The high concentration of government workers (40 percent compared to only 13 percent nationwide) could be a factor, since government workers are less likely to take vacation compared to other industries. To the north, only 40 percent of workers in Pittsburg had unused time, and are less likely to feel anxious or guilty about being away from their jobs."
So your picture is really just mapping out the world, right? This (obviously) looks a bit different. However, how is Atlanta a Gamma city on yours and a Beta + on this? Sincere question, I'm just trying to understand the difference between the 2.
Seems right for Alaska. A ton of jobs are heavily geared towards summer so companies give employees lots of time off but to be used in the wintertime only. Sometimes it's hard to use up 8 weeks of PTO
I wonder why the south east big cities all happened to line up in a row like that. In the north east it's coastal so that makes sense but not in the southeast. And in the heartland there's a strip of big cities running north to south. Intradesting.
That strip in the southeast would continue up through Virginia to DC if not for the way independent cities work in Virginia.
Perhaps interstates too. Also, major rivers could be a factor, I know a majority of the biggest cities in the southern half of Virginia all grew up around the James River. Or at least it seems like a majority did. Charlotte/Mecklenberg Co. would be one notable exception to the river and train theory though, Charlotte didn't start taking off until the interstate system came about.
im like hella shocked that peeps in cali vacation to mexico. equally shocked that peeps in wyoming bounce to thailand to see chicks with dicks. hella.
It's a wonder Englishmen dont have a worse opinion of US citizens. They're having to deal with people from West Virginia.
According to wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Church_of_Jesus_Christ_of_Latter-day_Saints_in_Tonga) 57% of Tongans are Mormon so that makes sense
Fun tool for comparing cities. http://www.urbanobservatory.org/com...inLevel=8&level=10&maxLevel=16&dualPane=false