Top 5 Street Food Cities

Quick, cheap and chock full of flavor, street food gives hungry passers-by a lot to love in locales around the world. Trying the local open-air fare is also a key ingredient to sampling any city's culture.

That's why online travel adviser has put together its Top 10 street-food cities. Reuters has not endorsed this list:

1. Hong Kong, China

With a bustling international food scene, Hong Kong offers up everything from sweet tofu soup to dumplings all from street-side stalls. Long under British rule but now part of China, the city is famous for everything from snake soup to egg tarts, and serves up an interesting mix of Cantonese delicacies and Western favorites. Markets like those on Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei, the Ladies Market on Tung Choi Street and Kowloon City are popular places to peruse Hong Kong's street food scene and taste test items like hot pots, curried fish balls and skewers of stinky tofu (your nose will guide you to that one). The city's dai pai dongs - open-air street food vendors - have been dwindling since the 1980s when regulations tightened, but places like noodle shops and markets still thrive. Some of Hong Kong's

Top 10 Facts You Need To Know About Youtube

01. 4 Billion Videos are Watched Every Day

That's right, 4 billion. That includes everything the over 800 million different users YouTube enjoys every month, not to mention the astonishing 3 billion hours of video that are added every month.

02. Originally was Slated for Online Dating

The creators of the tube originally wanted to make a dating site called “Tune In Ho0k Up", which was to be heavily influenced by the site Hot0rNot. After testing the waters, there was a consensus that this was not the way to go.

03. The First Video is About Elephants...or Something

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The Best Speech in Sports Movie History

They're smelly, waterlogged, messy and littered with way too many used jockstraps for comfort.

Luckily, the magic of film makes us forget all of that malarkey. 

The field, court or ice may be where champions are born and where legends are crowned, but the silver screen reminds us: Those gross locker rooms are places of inspiration and motivation that bring us to the marvelous point of celebration. 

Stars don't just perform out of nowhere.  Before Rudy gets a-Rudyin' and the Hoosiers get a-Hoosierin', it takes great words of wisdom to get us there.

Sports films would be nothing without overcoming adversity.  Honestly, no one in their right mind wants to watch a story of nothing's happening, right?  Watching a real blowout on television is bad enough as it is, after all. 

The World's Biggest Gold Mines

The price of gold has more than doubled in the past five years, creating considerable interest in trading the precious metal. Roughly $75 billion is traded in the London bullion market every day. 

Despite demand, gold is extremely scarce. By some estimates, all of the gold ever mined in the history of the world would fill only two Olympic-size swimming pools. Given the U.S. Geological Society estimates that just 51,000 tons of global gold reserves remain in the ground, gold mining remains a lucrative business. 

1. Grasberg

Location: Papua, Indonesia

Gold Production In 2011: 1,444,000 

Size: 527,400 acres 

Active Miners: Freeport-McMoRan Copper Gold 

Mining Operations: Open pit, underground 

2. Cortez Location: Elko, Nev. 

Gold Production In 2011: 1,421,000 

Size: 1,081 square miles 

Active Miners: Barrick Gold 

Mining Operations: Open pit

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