An indicator that your methodology might be flawed: Houston is the nation's coolest city

(Note that I actually like Houston. I like the energy there. But it's a pretty sprawled out place.)

According to Forbe's Magazine, "America's Coolest Cities," Houston is the coolest city in the U.S., based on these and other factors as measured _for the metropolitan area_ (another indicator that the methodology is flawed):

including median age, net migration, employement, entertainment and restaurant and bar options per capita, green space and recreational opportunities, the number of pro and college sports teams, the number of bars and restaurants, and cultural diversity,

1.   Houston
2.   Washington, DC
3.   Los Angeles
4.   Dallas
5.   Seattle
6.   San Diego
7.   Boston
8.   Orange County, California (another indicator that using metropolitan data to rate "cities" is flawed)
9.   New York
10. San Francisco
11. San Antonio, Texas
12.  Chicago
13. Ft. Worth, Texas
14. Baltimore
15. Philadelphia
16. Oakland, California
17. BETHESDA(-FREDERICK-GAITHERSBURG), MARYLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
18. Minneapolis
19. Austin, TX
20. Denver