Interestingly, CitySocialising says that its user base consists mostly of "city newcomers and re-locators" who want to explore their new surroundings and build a social network from scratch, along with "city locals and settlers" seeking to expand their social circle beyond the usual suspects.
(The list consists mostly of European cities, though Tokyo; Nagoya, Japan and Rio dee Janeiro made the cut. Montreal is the only North American city included).
Don't think about it, by Miguel Altunaga, is a meditation on tribal male behaviour, mostly of the City-yob type.
You can check product availability and, in some countries, even buy online some products so you don't have to go to a massive IKEA store or spend a day driving across town (IKEA stores are located mostly out of city centres).
And the Senegalese singer Baaba Maal lofts his griot-style wail above the Latin house beat of "Internacional," between lyrics that are mostly a list of cities.
Her research focuses on predicaments of urbanization and reconfigurations of spatial segregation and social discrimination, mostly in cities of the global south.
It is less surprising that a number of cities, mostly in East Asia, do not have such an auto-centric conventional approach.
The site currently supports only a select number of (mostly large) cities, but it says that it is expanding quickly.
He's talking mostly about more affluent parts of cities loaded with Siemens products, from electrical transformers and computer-operated trains to $100 million water-treatment systems.
If the bulk of Detroit's bankruptcy costs are borne by a bunch of (mostly black) city workers for the benefit of a bunch of (mostly white) entrepreneurs and corporate workers, what kind of restart will that be?
