| "From http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-10-28/best-cities-for-halloween : Our Trick-or-Treater Index is based on five criteria. A good place for trick-or-treating needs lots of kids, so we used the percentage of children aged 5 to 14. The haul is likely to be better where people have more money, so we included the median household income. It’s easier to canvass neighborhoods that are walkable so we measured the share of people who walk to work—and also those that have a greater density of population. And then there’s that hard-to-miss Halloween spirit. The most over-the-top costumes and celebrations often occur in artistic neighborhoods, so we included the fraction of artists, designers, and other cultural creatives. The Trick-or-Treater Index covers all 300-plus U.S. metros, and includes both their core cities and suburbs." Rockgolf, are you using this information as a cover up to try and say - "basically my source is not reliable so i will say this to try and make it sound reliable, just a little bit". Poor source poor quiz sort it out man!" |
12 Days of Christmas
Santa's Reindeer
Common Halloween Costumes
