82,275 visitors to my blog on one day!

Have I had higher numbers of people visiting my site. Yes. I have had over 100,000 or more people visit my site in one day from around the world.

However, it's hard to say what they are looking at because my blog goes back to 2007. So, likely some of them are doing historical research for Term Papers or research of different kinds because I haven't deleted my ideas and new articles since I started this site in 2007. So, there is a lot of information here at this site that you might not be able to get other places with someone who actually was already 59 years old in 2007 to begin with. So, there is a treasure trove of information here regarding most things that were important in World Wide News since 2007 that is available here including my commentary as a U.S. Citizen living through the Great Recession for example and the Tech Bubble Bursting from 2000 to 2002.

Have a Great Day!

And Thanks for visiting my site everyone! 

NOTE: For example if you have 100,000 visits per day to your site that's 36 million 500,000 visits in a year!

However, the reality of blog sites is it goes all over the place from 100,000 to whatever it goes to on a daily basis. What I have noticed for some reason is that people read blogs the least during weekends and the most during the week from worldwide readers here at Blogspot (Blogger.com).

 Maybe people are blog surfing from Work or from School?

Not Sure. 

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82,000 Chinese given permanent resident status in U.S. in 2012

Where rich Chinese want to live

Almost two-thirds of Chinese with more than $1.6 million in the bank have emigrated, or are planning to, according to research firm Hurun.

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The United States is the favorite destination for wealthy Chinese.
Almost 82,000 individuals born in China were granted permanent resident status by the U.S. in 2012, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The number was even higher in 2011.
Only Mexico sends more immigrants to the U.S. A program that allows foreigners to invest $500,000 in exchange for a green card has been popular with Chinese, although most are still granted entry for other reasons.
Access to quality education is one of the biggest draws for Chinese hoping to move to the U.S. -- along with cleaner skies and water supplies.

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Source: Rankings based on Hurun Research survey of 393 wealthy Chinese conducted tween May and November 2013.

By Charles Riley  @CRrileyCNN - Last updated March 25 2014 02:22 AM ET

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