Twelve ways Charlotte is superior to other cities

So I was over at the Charlotte Chamber the other day and picked up a handy sheet listing all the "Top 10" -style lists Charlotte has made this year. Since we're always wondering how we fare compared to other places, I thought it'd be an interesting item to share. So, here's 12 lists where Charlotte (and North Carolina) ranked in the Top 12 this year:

• No. 12 Top State for Business. (CNBC ranking of all states).
• No. 11 Top Boomtown (Bloomberg ranking of all large metro areas).
• No. 9 Most Job Openings per Capita (Beyond.com May 2013 ranking of 50 cities).
• No. 9 Top Moving Destination (Penske Truck Rental).
• No. 8 Best City for Jobs (Forbes.com, May 2013).
• No. 7 Top Cities for Small Business (Nerdwallet.com, August 2013).
• No. 7 Spring Break Destination for Families (Livability.com list of 500 cities).
• No. 6 Hot Cities for IT Jobs (Modis, Inc., ranking of 10 cities).
• No. 5 Most Installed Solar Power Generation Capacity (SNL Energy ranking of all states).
• No. 5 Fastest Growing Metro 2000-2012 (U.S. Census ranking of 52 metro areas).
• No. 4 Fastest Growing City Since Recession (Forbes.com).
• No. 2 Best Airport for Making Connections (Travel Leaders Group ranking of U.S. airports).

Our little Top 12 list would've been more tidy and complete if we could've filled in slots No. 10, No. 3 and No. 1.  Just for kicks, if you were compiling your own list of the Top 12 things Charlotte ranked highest in among cities, what would you pencil in for those spots?