The Top 10 List we DON'T want to be on.

In the realm of "top cities" lists, Seattle tends to do pretty well. We're a "livable" city, we're a "fit" city, etc.

I saw a listing today of the "The 10 Pieces of U.S. Infrastructure We Must Fix Now" and as soon as I saw the headline I thought - VIADUCT!

Wouldn't you know it, we're now in a class of top 10 lists with New Orleans:

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/transportation/4257814.html?series=53

-- Tara

Comments

[Eurojism]

I don't think it's such a bad idea. You could always come back with your own top ten list.

Top ten lists are like the plague of the internet. I've written about how to take control here:

http://eurojism.com/2008/top-ten-how-to-write-a-top-ten-lists-list/