Showing posts with label livable cities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label livable cities. Show all posts

Monday, October 17, 2016

BLOG VIEWS | 280K – Top Posts for CityEconomist

The CityEconomist blogsite just passed 280,000 page views.

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Here are the most viewed posts during the last month and since the inception of this blog ten years ago, in 2006.

MOST VIEWED POSTS in Oct 2016
GOVT REVENUE | License Plate Auctions
Oct 9, 2016
CAMPAIGN$ | Dem Home Stretch for Senate–Heidi's Tips
Oct 13, 2016
DONALD TRUMP | Why Did He Run as a Republican?
Jul 25, 2016
2 comments
ED BIZ | Manager-Sharing, Long Island, N.Y.
Jul 31, 2016
GUTENBERG | Aug. 24–Bible First Published
Aug 24, 2016
BLOG VIEWS | 260K – Top Posts
Jun 10, 2016
FOOD BIZ | Rhinebeck, Gigi Trattoria (Update June ...
Jun 16, 2016
FOOD BIZ | Rhinebeck, The Local Restaurant (Update...
Jun 15, 2016
DODD-FRANK | Maloney Asks Five Agencies for Data
Aug 30, 2016
SENIORS | Most Livable Cities
Aug 8, 2016

Thursday, August 18, 2016

VIEWS | 270K Top 10 Posts

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CityEconomist has just passed 270,000
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Here are the 10 most-viewed posts in August 2016: 

BLACKOUT | Survival List
Jul 24, 2016.
DONALD TRUMP | Why Did He Run as a Republican?
Jul 25, 2016
SENIORS | Most Livable Cities
Aug 8, 2016.
WW2 | 9. Resistance Banker–Wally van Hall (Updated...
Feb 19, 2015, 5 comments
SENATE 2016 | Top Races (Heidi's Picks)
Aug 5, 2016
LEHMAN | Did It Have to Fail?
Jul 22, 2016
GLASS-STEAGALL | Bipartisan Support to Bring It Ba...
Jul 27, 2016.
ART BIZ | 100 Priciest Art Sales at Auction
Aug 14, 2016.
ED BIZ | Manager-Sharing, Long Island, N.Y.
Jul 31, 2016.
WW2 | BOISSEVAIN Links (Updated July 23, 2016)
Jan 26, 2015, 4 comments

Monday, August 8, 2016

SENIORS | Most Livable Cities

Drum roll. Trumpets.
A group based in Austin, Tex. has developed a livability score for senior citizens. 

They say it is the first one developed specifically for seniors. That is a dangerous thing to assert since is a fairly obvious thing to do. They haven't looked very hard. I can think of several such scores that have been developed, as long as decades ago.

Meanwhile, the state with the most "top cities" in it (four) is Texas. (New York State is listed as having two cities, "New York City" and "Brooklyn". Actually, folks, since 1898 New York City has incorporated the Borough of Brooklyn.)

If you are still reading about this index, the city in Texas with the top livability score of 79 using an index developed by the group based in Austin, Tex. is...

drum roll

...Austin, Tex.!