From: Randall Parker 

http://www.washtimes.com/culture/default-2000329213530.htm
   Excerpt:
    Journalists are "off the charts," he found, in
neighborhoods such as "urban gold coast" (college grads in
high-rise apartments or condos who travel first class on airplanes, attend
live theater and watch ABC's "Nightline.") They are 9 and 1/2
times more likely to live there than the average resident of the
metropolitan area they cover.
     They are five times more likely to live in what he
calls "Bohemian mix" — singles-dominated upscale neighborhoods,
whose residents roll their own marijuana joints, play softball, spend at
least $100 for a pair of jeans and subscribe to Rolling Stone magazine.

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