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By learning which cities are dangerous, you can help discern the worst cities America has in a more general sense. For example, if crime is high, that indicates that people are desperate for money, which suggests that unemployment is high as well. If unemployment is high, then cities do not have a lot of tax revenue coming in, so there is likely to be less green space and parks. Less green space and parks means that property values will not be as high, so neighborhoods may have challenges keeping quality housing around. (more…)
The following is a list of the top ten safest U.S. cities. These are the 2010 list, based on the 2009 crime figures that address the top 6 types of crime that impact community safety (those being murder robbery, assault, rape, burglary, and car theft). All but one of the top ten safest cities in America has a population between 75,000 and 85,000, so even if you don’t choose one of these, you have a good indication of a particularly safe size to choose when selecting your new home. (more…)
1. Groundwork: With a bit of luck you will have done at least some initial preparation before leaving your home country as this is especially helpful regarding things like the rules and regulations of the area in which you plan to settle. 2. Exactly Where to Live: This is certainly one of the absolute top 10 must do things when you arrive in America. Decisions concerning the landscape of the city such as an urban metropolis or a country town for example need to be considered. As everyone knows, your home is your castle! If you are planning on staying with friends or family already living in America; then obviously this will influence your decision on where to settle.
The current oath is as follows: (more…)
Sweet chilli sauce can be found in the Asian “world” section at the Shaw’s next to the prudential center. (Sorry for the Americanization (sorry for that one too.) (more…)
Arriving in America in 1995 when he had just turned 21 , Mr Ngugi determined to study, earn a degree and come back to Kenya. He was later to learn that everything in America was not perfect.
“I was shocked that there are beggars, and there are wooden houses like in Kenya,” he says.
He would see the sleek cars snaking through the streets of Boston, the jobs and the smoothness of life as compared to Nairobi. Though Mr Ngugi contends that the green card is just a piece of paper that grants you immigrant status in the US, he says it is a lifeline that has changed his life. (more…)
We came to the Tampa area and checked out businesses. We looked at pet stores, bookshops, bars, restaurants, gyms, and the list went on. The only trouble was most were selling because they were not making a profit. We had to find a business that would support us and create jobs for Americans. We found one restaurant that we loved and got turned down. Then we found Susie’s restaurant, my name, and knew we just had to purchase it. We made an offer and collected all the reverent information for the American Embassy. We sent it to our attorney in England and were turned down. It was not making enough profit we were informed. We decided to take on the adjoining unit and increase the seating capacity from 64 seats to 90. The restaurant had 9 members of staff and we reckoned we would need another 4 making a total of 13. We were turned down again. The restaurant was open for breakfast and lunch so we did another business plan incorporating a dinner menu for the evenings. We finally got a 2-year business visa. We did everything the Embassy asked of us. (more…)
Along with the obvious impact Hispanics continue to make in population growth (more than 800 million nationwide), and their growing presence in politics, fashion, music, television and literature, the perception of Latinos as an elusive and undefined group has finally begun to fade before the eyes of the public and the media.
The American Flag is the emblem of unity, liberty and strength of the United States. The nation takes pride in its most popular symbol. The history of rise of America as a nation is engraved in the tale of American Flag history. The Early American Flag History The early flags adopted by the first colonizers tell the story of their struggles with the alien wild world. Beaver, pine tree, snake and other symbols were attached to different banners with adages like ‘Hope’, ‘Liberty’, ‘Appeal to Heaven’ or ‘Don’t Tread on Me’. Boston Liberty flag with 9 alternate red and white horizontal stripes flew over the Liberty Tree in the Hanover Square of Boston where the sons of liberty met. (more…)
Bert Sperling, a database expert with http://bestplaces.net, compiled the Farmers rankings based on data from 379 U.S. municipalities. Factors such as crime statistics, unemployment rates and risks of environmental hazards, terrorism threats, natural disasters and extreme weather conditions, were taken into consideration. The communities were divided into three groups – large metropolitan areas (above 500,000 residents), mid-size cities (between 150,000 and 500,000 residents), and small towns (fewer than 150,000 residents). According to the survey, the most secure community to live in the U.S. among large metropolitan areas are the adjacent communities of Boise City and Nampa (both in Idaho), which topped all large metro areas. Located among the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the area has one of the lowest unemployment rates and enjoys a wonderful climate. Among the Mid-size cities, those with a population between 150,000 and 500,000, the safest community to live is Las Cruces, New Mexico. Las Cruces was the first among mid-size cities in low unemployment rate and favorable climate categories. St. George in Utah topped all small cities with populations of 150,000 or fewer in the survey. The city has 110,515 residents who enjoy a mild climate, clean air and low annual precipitation. It also has the lowest crime rates of all the 379 communities surveyed. St. George stands first in employment rate among the 138 small towns in the Farmers study. The following are top 20 communities of America’s most secure places to live among large metropolitan areas, mid-size cities and small towns: The top 20 safest communities to live among the large metro areas are: 1. Boise City-Nampa, Idaho 2. Portland-South Portland-Biddeford, Maine 3. Las Vegas-Paradise, Nevada 4. Honolulu, Hawaii 5. Sacramento-Arden-Arcade-Roseville, California (more…)
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