Milwaukee Metropolitan Area Puns

I am currently taking a class on Urban Geography, and were delving into metropolitan areas and taxes, and very generally if I might add. I am not super fluent in taxes and tax information, however I believe I know this much. The definition of an MSA is there must be a main city, in this case Milwaukee, and the counties surrounding this major city that are dependent on or within commuting distance for jobs, school, etc. I had this question on a quiz and I got it wrong because I answered false, But let me explain my thinking. If I live in a house, in different town, that is in a different county, I would not pay property taxes to a different municipality, in this case Milwaukee. Am I correct in this thinking? My professor has yet to answer.

Thanks for responding! I apologize of this is in the wrong subreddit, I am quite new to posting.

I guess it makes sense that the Jazz would be the last team remaining. They play in the least-populated city in the NBA, so they must be more well-protected.

According to this site, the most populated NBA metropolitan areas in order are:

1. New York: 19.2 million
2. LA: 13.2 million
3. Chicago: 9.5 million
4. Dallas: 7.6 million
5. Houston: 7.1 million
6. Washington DC: 6.3 million
7. Miami: 6.2 million
8. Philadelphia: 6.1 million
9. Atlanta: 6.0 million
10. Toronto: 5.9 million
11. Phoenix: 4.9 million
12. Boston: 4.9 million
13. San Francisco / Oakland: 4.7 million
14. Detroit: 4.3 million
15. Minneapolis: 3.7 million
16. Denver: 2.9 million
17. Charlotte: 2.6 million
18. Orlando: 2.6 million
19. San Antonio: 2.6 million
20. Portland: 2.5 million
21. Sacramento: 2.4 million
22. Indianapolis: 2.1 million
23. Cleveland: 2.1 million
24. Milwaukee: 1.6 million
25. OKC: 1.4 million
26. Memphis: 1.3 million
27. New Orleans: 1.3 million
28. Salt Lake City: 1.2 million

I’m a little worried about getting home sick and have never visited Colorado before. I’ve been researching online and haven’t found many answers so I thought I’d ask some locals. What are the best places to eat? Are there certain asian neighborhoods (ie. koreatown, little tokyo, thai town, etc) or would this be more of a thing in Denver? Thanks in advance!

I was just in Barcelona and enjoyed the walkable aspects of it. Any surrounding areas similar to that in Atlanta?

Due to the obscurity for this case, I've only been able to find an FBI ViCAP article about this serial-offender.

Between 1994 to 1995, four women were sexually assaulted by an unidentified man in Baltimore City and Howard County, Maryland.

In August 1994, the Baltimore City Police Department (BCPD), Maryland, investigated the sexual assault of a white female who was attacked outside in the rear of a dwelling at approximately 3:00 a.m.

On April 5, 1995, the Howard County Police Department (HCPD), Maryland, investigated the sexual assault of a white female who was attacked in the parking lot of her apartment complex. This assault also occurred at approximately 3:00 a.m. Both of the cases (BCPD & HCPD) have been linked by DNA.

On April 7, 1995, two white females were attacked in Howard County, Maryland. The victims were attacked outside, with one event at approximately 3:00 a.m. and the second event at approximately 4:10 AM. The suspect description and method of operation in these cases are very similar to the two previous cases listed above; however, there is no DNA for these cases.

The unknown suspect had high cheek bones, sunken eyes, crooked teeth, and hair shaved on the sides. He wore a black silk jacket, an aqua button down dress shirt, black tennis shoes, and baggy blue jeans. He was a black male, around 20 to 22 years old, had brown eyes, 6,0 feet, 180 to 200 pounds, with black hair.

https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/vicap/homicides-and-sexual-assaults/unknown-suspect-8

Does the existence of such a community result from wealth polarization in such a metropolitan/nonmetropolitan area?

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Earn five points per question - up to 50 points total - when you answer correctly.

This or That

NOTE: Please, check both options available to you on the list and then select the correct answer based on the question.

List ordered in Alphabetical order A, B, C.

• Chicago, Illinois
• Denver, Colorado
• Los Angeles, California
• Miami, Florida
• New Orleans, Louisiana
• New York, New York
• Orlando, Florida
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Phoenix, Arizona
• Portland, Oregon

List ordered by the number of the correct answer 1, 2, 3.

• 1 - New York, New York
• 2 - Miami, Florida
• 3 - Orlando, Florida
• 4 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 5 - Los Angeles, California
• 6 - Denver, Colorado
• 7 - Portland, Oregon
• 8 - Chicago, Illinois
• 9 - Phoenix, Arizona
• 10 - New Orleans, Louisiana

It is the same as the one posted on 05-10-2021

I’m in the nyc area wanting to become a surveyor. I want to get out of the city eventually. Work is plentiful here but i want to move somewhere outside a major city. Thinking anchorage AK (i know it’s a city but it’s not massive). How much do you have to travel in medium sized to small cities?

I was thinking one of the Kyrptonite chains wrapped around a light post/bike holder + an AirTag

And recommendations on a chain?

It would be a few hours running errands and such during the day.

Garage storage at night.

Title 👀 Also, culvers is my vote!

Example: a “market adjustment“ for “current market conditions” and it is an additional $2,999 above the total vehicle price, which already includes the destination fee and other upgrade options. Another dealer has the MSRP listed with their featured price/ final price being exactly $3000 higher.

Is this legal? Can I not pay it or has COVID ruined that also??

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Are there any cheap option for getting to SJ to Ceiba? I don't want to pay $100 for a taxi