Should I move to Colorado or North Carolina?
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http://www.colorado.com/\nhttp://www.visitnc.com/\n\nVisit these two sites and to make that decision.
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Move from Cumberland.  It will do him wonders, trust me.
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.carolinaliving.com/relocating/
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Is that the Place with all those big mountains cluttering up half the state? Hold on a sec--let me look out the window here. \n\nYeah. I think I am in Colorado if I'm not dreaming.
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moving to another state is almost ALWAYS the right decision. it will demand that you grow a little. and that's never bad! :)\n\nto reassure yourself... ask yourself before you go to sleep: should i go ahead with this move? or, am i making the right decision?\n\nask it outloud, and really focus on the question.\n\nthen go to sleep... when you wake up, don't get distracted with the alarm or the cellphone. let your mind drift until you remember your dreams. hopefully, your dreams will answer your question clearly and you can continue or change plans.\n\ntry it a few nights in a row if you're not convinced!\n\nour subconscious minds are powerful. deep down we know answers to many troubling questions. it's just a matter of tapping into the subconscious!
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dallas texas is the best area by far. but if you want the northeast try the upstate NY area around Utica/Syracuse
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Unfortunately, Florida is the fastest growing state (population) in the union. Employers can pick and choose workers and the housing market is artificially inflated. I am planning on leaving Florida and heading for a cooler climate myself.
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Assuming you would live in the same place all year round, I would chose South Carolina, at Myrtle Beach. The summer months are near perfect and doesn't get too cold in the winter. Not to mention how much slower life moves there; far slower than the hustle and bustle of most major cities. Outside of the US, I would live in either the Caribbean or across the ocean in Italy. But if you want to be treated like royalty, India is it. The difference in price there is amazing. $200,000 would be like having more than a million in the US.
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I'd go with Purdue, but it depends on what you want to study.  Also, realize that UNC has multiple campuses in different cities.
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Ask an attorney licensed to practice in Colorado.\n\nhttp://attorneypages.com/580CO/
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Illinois to Colorado, but it all depends where in each state you are driving to.
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move to Utah Or jackson hole wyoming,  colorado is for skiers
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You have to think about which state you want to live in... as it is different in each state
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It depends.  There are parts of the country I have no interest in moving to--like the Northeast and California.  However, I came from Oklahoma/Texas area and thought I'd never move from there but I got a good job offer on the East Coast so now I am here.
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colorado does sound rrrreallly right to me!!
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If you're just interested in cool-summer climates, you could do well by living either at high altitude, e.g. Colorado, high latitude, e.g. Alaska, or on the NW coastline of Oregon or Washington. If you don't want hot summers and also aren't into cold winters then you'll be stuck with the NW coast, western Oregon and Washington, or  northern California. Now remember, you didn't say anything about RAIN; all of those places have summer dry/winter rain precipitation regimes so you may be giving up cold for wet!
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a lot more than Colorado.  its hard for a family to have 100 grand a year and not live paycheck to paycheck.