06/19/2008 06:39:46 AM
Things seem to be happening so fast as the  rapid change in the economy coupled with all sorts of other concerns seems to be changing consumer behavior in a rapid fashion. The suburban dream has been questioned for years, but I find it fascinating to see the European and New York city mantra of the value of neighborhoods starting to be widely embraced. One great manifestation of this comes in the form of the Seattle based Walkscore, a website dedicated to helping citizens discover the walkability of various neighborhoods.

The site explains the multiple benefits of walking.
Walkscocre.com

Posted by Ed Cotton
Tags: urban (3) cities (2) walking (1) local (4) neighborhoods (1) walk (1)

07/25/2007 09:00:44 PM (1)
The latest population data for planet Facebook.

Some strange findings:

Hong Kong's population is bigger than China's

Australia's population is bigger than France, Germany and Italy's combined

London's population is much bigger than New York and Los Angeles combined.

Countries


Kazakhstan 1,859
Bahrain 5,879
Senegal 412
Bolivia 4,900
Italy 21,754
Germany 47,004
France 52,494
China 28.046
Hong kong 43,106
Australia 185,450
Kuwait 10,741
Phillipines 9,476

Cities

London 823,536
Glasgow 19,568
New York 290,599
Los Angeles 156,494


Posted by Ed Cotton

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