La Jolla

Technology and industrialism

1. Phone system that works most of the time
2. Electricity and running water
3. WC toilet paper
4. Internet Access
5. Email
6. IM
7. Skype, video chat services and long distance communications
8. Social networking sites
9. Cell phones and text messages
10. Stores with Wi-Fi
11. Digital Cameras
12. Heating and cooling
13. ATMs
14. washing machines and dryers
15. Mixers
16. Microwave
17. Target and Wal-Mart
18. Coffee Makers
19. TiVo and DVR
20. Ability to pay bills online
21. Google
22. YouTube
23. Digital Cameras

Capitalism (variable)

24. Currency Stability
25. Entrepreneurship
26. The prize, yes, even now
27. opportunities for self employment wealth
28. A diverse labor market
29. Mail and delivery services
30. Free trade

Transportation

31. Airports usually the smooth operation
32. The road network
33. Highway rest areas
34. Gasoline prices low (compared to Europe)
35. Transit
36. U.S. Passports
37. Car and Truck Dealers
38. Taxis

Health and nutrition

39. The variety of food available
40. The availability of locally grown produce
41. Food from around the world
42. Farmers' markets
43. Health clubs, gyms and fitness equipment
44. Vitamin
45. WebMD ( www.WebMD.com )
46. organic supermarkets
47. Increase crop yields
48. Cookbooks
49. TV and DVD dedicated to health, diet and exercise
50. The availability of vaccines against influenza
51. Standards for immunization
52. Dental and orthodontic
53. Variety of specialized care available
54. nursing homes and assisted living centers

Freedom and equality

55. The Constitution and its amendments
56. The peaceful transfer of power
57. Religious freedom
58. The right of peaceful assembly
59. Freedom of expression
60. Traditional pardon presidential
61. Freedom of expression
62. Press Freedom
63. Democracy and Voting
64. Accessible to the polls to vote
65. Diversity
66. Social mobility

Access to Information and Education

67. Primary, secondary and high schools
68. The variety DVDs, CDs, digital programs, and books available
69. CSPAN
70. Live TV Debates
71. Public libraries
72. Business schools of law and medicine, etc.
73. Grants and scholarships
74. Major newspapers
75. of live TV news
76. Instantly Updates Day online news
77. How-to blogs and do-it-yourself and web sites
78. Wikipedia
79. Dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference books on all Topics
80. The community college system
81. Higher education programs online
82. A & E, TLC, and History Channel Productions
83. PTA
84. Public museums
85. Literacy Standards

Charity

86. Red Cross
87. Telethon
88. per capita contribution to charity
89. The United Way
90. Relief organizations
91. Civic Engagement and Volunteerism
92. Shelters
93. Big Brother and Big Sister programs
94. used clothing in good will, and the store tank
95. Senior Discounts
96. Foster Care
97. Adoption agencies
98. Meals on Wheels
99. Foundation for Cancer Research
100. Awareness Month for a variety of topics
101. YMCA and YWCA
102. Army Hello

Safety and Security

103. emergency operating rooms
104. Drinking water
105. Safe air to breathe
106. Maternity
107. Emergency Response Systems
108. Ambulances and emergency rooms
109. free clinics
110. Urgent Care Centers
111. The Federal Department of Defence
112. Clean, Safe Streets and roads
113. Signals, traffic signs and well-marked trails
114. Copyright laws
115. Restaurant and Food Hygiene Standards
116. FDA
117. no public toilets
118. The issue of monitoring of the press
119. Juris care system (usually)
120. Nursery
121. Seat belts and bags air
122. Armed Forces
123. Police
124. Fire Department
125. neighborhood watch programs
126. Adopt a Street program and adopt a stream –
127. Pet Leash (In general)
128. Garbage and recycling collection

Traditions and ceremonies

129. Grills and barbecues
130. Graduation
131. Family farms
132. Family Reunions
133. Baby and wedding showers
134. Easter egg hunt
135. Trick or Treat ING
136. Christmas Gift Exchange
137. Memorial Day, Labor Day
138. Thanksgiving
139. July 4th festivities and fireworks
140. The celebration of Times Square and New Year's Eve ball drop

Entertainment

141. Theme Parks
142. State Fairs
143. Rock and roll
144. Country Music
145. Disney World, Disneyland
146. Universal Studios
147. Sea World
148. Variety in music
149. Magazines for all tastes
150. MP3 Players
151. Little League
152. Talk Radio
153. Award shows
154. Major League Baseball
155. National Football League
156. National Hockey League
157. Major League Soccer
158. Professional golf tennis and other sports
159. College Sports
160. Comedians
161. public recreation services
162. Walking, Hiking and biking trails
163. Zoos
164. Birdhouses
165. Aquariums
166. Sports Camps
167. Podcasts and Webcasts
168. Rooms for music and theater
169. Cultural Festivals
170. Art festivals, music festivals
171. Ski Resorts

Sights and attractions

172. System National Parks
173. The rehabilitation of lakes and streams
174. Camping Insurance
175. Beaches
176. Saws
177. geographically diverse even in states
178. The variety of sizes of cities and towns
179. The Grand Canyon
180. Mount Rushmore
181. Nashville, Tennessee
182. Chicago
183. Hawaii
184. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
185. Niagara Falls, New York

Organizations and institutions

186. The American Dental Association
187. Major communities
188. Scouting organizations
189. Colleges and universities
190. Association American Retirees
191. National Association for the Advancement of Color People
192. American Medical Association
193. American Bar Association

Historical Milestones

194. Washington, DC
195. Jamestown
196. Alaska
197. New York City
198. Boston
199. College towns
200. Gettysburg

Christie Ray Harrison is a student in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. She will graduate in May 2012 with a degree in Editing and Graphic Design. She has experience in a wide variety of journalism-related industries, including copyediting, graphic design, public relations, writing, magazine design, social media, and marketing. She can be found online at http://www.linkedin.com/in/christierayharrison.

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