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Old 11-05-2013, 05:57 PM
 
Location: Atlanta Metro Area (OTP North)
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For me, I think I'd do:

--Los Angeles' Weather & Beaches
--New Orleans' Culture, Vibe, Arts and Architecture
--Atlanta's Affordability and Business Climate
--and Chicago's Public Transit & Diversity

What about you? Let me know your thoughts

Ciao

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Old 11-05-2013, 06:33 PM
 
Location: Currently living in Reddit
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Pittsburgh: Topography, size, neighborhoods and PNC Park
Chicago: Transit, arts, ethnic food, general demeanor.
San Diego: Weather, beaches, fish tacos.
New Haven: Pizza and... pizza.
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Old 11-05-2013, 06:52 PM
 
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Seattle: Scenery/topography, skyline, downtown, and good food.
Albuquerque: perfect year round sunny climate and low cost of living
Montreal: European charm & ambiance, good nightlife, great subways
San Diego: Laid back and nice beaches

Impossible to combine elements of all four, but it was fun playing.
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Old 11-05-2013, 07:18 PM
 
Location: The A
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NYC: My hometown. Made me who I am.
Atlanta: Some of the most beautiful black chicks I've ever seen.
New Haven, CT: Use to take weekend trips here just for the pizza.
Boston: I like New England and its atmosphere
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Old 11-05-2013, 07:25 PM
 
Location: New York NY
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NYC for the music, theater, arts, and entertainment
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Chicago for the architecture and built environment
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San Diego for the weather
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Montreal for the urbane, cosmopolitan, diversity, laid-back atmosphere, and generally cool atmosphere
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Old 11-05-2013, 09:07 PM
 
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NYC for the density and culture.

SF for beauty and natural scenery.

LA for weather.

Atlanta for cost of living.
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Old 11-05-2013, 10:31 PM
 
Location: Louisiana to Houston to Denver to NOVA
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New Orleans: Culture, architecture, food
Houston: Economy
Sydney: scenery, landscape
New York: skyline, transit, culture, urbanity
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Old 11-05-2013, 10:51 PM
 
Location: Prince George's County, Maryland
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Washington, DC: Some of the most beautiful women in the country, especially the black girls Comprehensive yet simple (Easy to figure out) Metro system (Subway/Bus), the cleanliness of the city, the widespread Greco-Roman/Neo-Classical/Egyptian Revival/Queen Anne/Second French Empire/Victorian/Georgian Revival/Federalist/Colonial architecture, the National Mall, White House/U.S. Capitol/Supreme Court Building, government/public sector/bio-tech/IT/Military job market, the lovely spring weather coupled with the Tidal Basin cherry blossoms, BWI Airport, the university/college system, the Washington Redskins for football, the Capitols for hockey, DC United for soccer, and the massive diagonal boulevards.

Portland, Oregon: Beautifully lush inner-city neighborhoods with craftsman homes, garden/modern apartments, and bungalows, the topography, the bike-friendly culture, the weird funky vibe, laid-back culture, high quality of life, lush fall foliage during autumn, affordability, the great air-quality, and the extensive light rail system.

New York City: The Brooklyn brownstones and limestones, the abundant Tudor Revival architecture of Forest Hills in Queens, sheer racial/ethnic diversity, overwhelming abundance of restaurants and shopping, vibrant 24/7 nightlife, all of the old school Art Deco/Beaux Arts/Neo-Gothic skyscrapers, Gothic cathedrals, diverse economy, massive uniform taxi fleet, Grand Central Station for commuter rail and inter-state rail travel, the street grid system, street and haute fashion scene, Broadway, City Hall, the Bronx Zoo, the Municipal Building, the hand-crafted pizza/Italian beef/bodega/deli culture, the exciting winter snowfall (Parts of the NYC looks romantically beautiful with snow!), the various bridges, the New York Yankees for baseball, and its amazing parks.

Miami: Very warm tropical weather from mid-May to early-September, warm sandy beaches on the Atlantic, vibrant Hispanic/Latino/Caribbean community, the business climate, the beautiful Brazilian girls, massive seaports, giant music festivals, and the Miami Heat for basketball.

The local accent/dialect can be a cross between the DC, Boston, and Queens accents/dialects

The politics in this dream city is generally as liberal/progressive as Massachusetts.

The geography of the city is setup as a combination of the NYC boroughs, Florida Keys, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Catalina Island.

The metro area of this city consists of the dense streetcar inner-ring suburbs of Philadelphia and San Francisco, historic/modern urban "satellite suburbs/cities" such as Old Town Alexandria, Greenwich (CT), Ellicott City, Bethesda, Sandy Springs, Cambridge, Hyattsville, Rosslyn, and Silver Spring, the more spacious outer-ring suburbs with low to medium dense commercial corridors of Los Angeles (Albeit not as overly-sprawled), and the rural countryside/wilderness of the Hudson Valley, Marin County, Olympic National Park, and Maryland's Eastern Shore.

City population: 11.4 million.
Metro: 27.7 million. (GLC Metropolitan Area)
CSA: 33.2 million. (Greater GLC Area)
Density: 30,125/sq mi.
Land Area: 322.703 sq mi. (It's massive yet 88% percent of it is walkable )
Elevation: 33ft (10m)

Demographics: 41.2% White, 24.4% Black (14% African American), 26.9% Hispanic (Any race), 13.5% Asian, 0.8% American Indian/Native American, 0.2% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, 10% Other races, 44% Foreign-Born.

Top Seven European Ancestries (In order): French, Italian, English, Irish, Norwegian, Russian, and Greek.

Top Seven Latin American/Hispanic Ancestries (In order): Salvadorian, Brazilian, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Argentine, Honduran, and Colombian.

Top Seven African Ancestries (In order): Nigerian, South African, Libyan, Ethiopian, Kenyan, Mozambican, and Zimbabwean.

Top Seven Asian Ancestries (In order): Indian, Korean, Thai, Pakistani, Taiwanese, Chinese, and Bangladeshi.

Top Seven Caribbean/West Indian Ancestries (In order): Jamaican, Haitian, Bahamian, Trinidadian, Dominican, Barbadian, and Cuban.

Top Seven Middle Eastern Ancestries (In order): Kuwaiti, Iraqi, Israeli, Palestinian, Egyptian, Turkish, and Afghan.

Median Household Income: $53,893.
Per Capita Income: $41,412.


City's name: Grand Lumière City (Grand Light City, GLC, Grand Light, The Grand City of Lumière, The City of Illumination)

Demonym: Lumièrians.

Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time

Region: Mid-Atlantic.

GMP (Gross Metropolitan Product): $2.21 trillion.

Motto: Persevere through your struggles, Do not stray far from your path, For the Light of the City shall shed its brilliant rays upon you, Lumière! Illuminate!!!

Welcome to The Grand City of Lumière! GLC Mayor tcave360

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Old 11-05-2013, 10:59 PM
 
Location: East Bay, San Francisco Bay Area
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San Francisco: liberal politics, diversity, technology job market, European feel, intelligent people, transportation, natural beauty, quality of life
Washington DC: museum scene
San Diego: beaches and weather
Seattle: natural beauty, technology job market
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Old 11-05-2013, 11:10 PM
 
Location: Atlanta Metro Area (OTP North)
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Washington, DC: Some of the most beautiful women in the country, especially the black girls Comprehensive yet simple (Easy to figure out) Metro system (Subway/Bus), the cleanliness of the city, the widespread Greco-Roman/Neo-Classical/Egyptian Revival/Queen Anne/Second French Empire/Victorian/Georgian Revival/Federalist/Colonial architecture, the National Mall, White House/U.S. Capitol/Supreme Court Building, government/public sector/bio-tech/IT/Military job market, the lovely spring weather coupled with the Tidal Basin cherry blossoms, BWI Airport, the university/college system, the Washington Redskins for football, the Capitols for hockey, DC United for soccer, and the massive diagonal boulevards.

Portland, Oregon: Beautifully lush inner-city neighborhoods with craftsman homes, garden/modern apartments, and bungalows, the topography, the bike-friendly culture, the weird funky vibe, laid-back culture, high quality of life, lush fall foliage during autumn, affordability, the great air-quality, and the extensive light rail system.

New York City: The Brooklyn brownstones and limestones, the abundant Tudor Revival architecture of Forest Hills in Queens, sheer racial/ethnic diversity, overwhelming abundance of restaurants and shopping, vibrant 24/7 nightlife, all of the old school Art Deco/Beaux Arts/Neo-Gothic skyscrapers, Gothic cathedrals, diverse economy, massive uniform taxi fleet, Grand Central Station for commuter rail and inter-state rail travel, the street grid system, street and haute fashion scene, Broadway, City Hall, the Bronx Zoo, the Municipal Building, the hand-crafted pizza/Italian beef/bodega/deli culture, the exciting winter snowfall (Parts of the NYC looks romantically beautiful with snow!), the various bridges, the New York Yankees for baseball, and its amazing parks.

Miami: Very warm tropical weather from mid-May to early-September, warm sandy beaches on the Atlantic, vibrant Hispanic/Latino/Caribbean community, the business climate, the beautiful Brazilian girls, massive seaports, giant music festivals, and the Miami Heat for basketball.

The local accent/dialect can be a cross between the DC, Boston, and Queens accents/dialects

The politics in this dream city is generally as liberal/progressive as Massachusetts.

The geography of the city is setup as a combination of the NYC boroughs, Florida Keys, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Catalina Island.

The metro area of this city consists of the dense streetcar inner-ring suburbs of Philadelphia and San Francisco, historic/modern urban "satellite suburbs/cities" such as Old Town Alexandria, Greenwich (CT), Ellicott City, Bethesda, Sandy Springs, Cambridge, Hyattsville, Rosslyn, and Silver Spring, the more spacious outer-ring suburbs with low to medium dense commercial corridors of Los Angeles (Albeit not as overly-sprawled), and the rural countryside/wilderness of the Hudson Valley, Marin County, Olympic National Park, and Maryland's Eastern Shore.

City population: 11.4 million.
Metro: 27.7 million. (GLC Metropolitan Area)
CSA: 33.2 million. (Greater GLC Area)
Density: 30,125/sq mi.
Land Area: 322.703 sq mi. (It's massive yet 88% percent of it is walkable )
Elevation: 33ft (10m)

Demographics: 41.2% White, 24.4% Black (14% African American), 26.9% Hispanic (Any race), 13.5% Asian, 0.8% American Indian/Native American, 0.2% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, 10% Other races, 44% Foreign-Born.

Top Seven European Ancestries (In order): French, Italian, English, Irish, Norwegian, Russian, and Greek.

Top Seven Latin American/Hispanic Ancestries (In order): Salvadorian, Brazilian, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Argentine, Honduran, and Colombian.

Top Seven African Ancestries (In order): Nigerian, South African, Libyan, Ethiopian, Kenyan, Mozambican, and Zimbabwean.

Top Seven Asian Ancestries (In order): Indian, Korean, Thai, Pakistani, Taiwanese, Chinese, and Bangladeshi.

Top Seven Caribbean/West Indian Ancestries (In order): Jamaican, Haitian, Bahamian, Trinidadian, Dominican, Barbadian, and Cuban.

Top Seven Middle Eastern Ancestries (In order): Kuwaiti, Iraqi, Israeli, Palestinian, Egyptian, Turkish, and Afghan.

Median Household Income: $53,893.
Per Capita Income: $41,412.


City's name: Grand Lumière City (Grand Light City, GLC, Grand Light, The Grand City of Lumière, The City of Illumination)

Demonym: Lumièrians.

Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time

Region: Mid-Atlantic.

GMP (Gross Metropolitan Product): $2.21 trillion.

Motto: Persevere through your struggles, Do not stray far from your path, For the Light of the City shall shed its brilliant rays upon you, Lumière! Illuminate!!!

Welcome to The Grand City of Lumière! GLC Mayor tcave360
..........ok I'm in
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