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Very close for tourism... Houston, according to this, attracted more tourists than Philadelphia; I did not expect that...Congratulations Dallas you are rated just ahead of Philadelphia in the overall rankings; but Philadelphia attracted more tourists.
http://www.forbestraveler.com/best-lists/most-visited-us-cities-slide-4.html?partner=playlist&thisSpeed=25000 (broken link)
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Thanx for the video; that's cool. Aren't they supposed to rehydraulicaly(spelling) engineer the Trinity(I think) river and others to create an area with spectacular bridges to sort of emulate the way Pittsburgh's downtown connects to its' neighborhoods. I saw a simulation, somewhere of the conceptual plans. Do you have any knowledge of this project or where to find it on the internet?
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