Moving from one state to another without packing up

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In summary, some people near Charlotte are going to have to "move" from one state to another because the boundary line between North and South Carolina has been re-surveyed. The convenience store which is now in SC will have to charge $0.30 more per gallon for gasoline in NC, won't be able to sell fireworks any more, and will have to deal with a completely different set of state regulatory agencies.
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North and South Carolina are re-surveying their boundary line for the first time in 200 years. As a result, some people near Charlotte are going to have to "move" from one state to another. A convenience store which is now in SC will have to charge $0.30 more per gallon for gasoline in NC, won't be able to sell fireworks any more, and will have to deal with a completely different set of state regulatory agencies.

http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/2012/03/23/2733726/committee-hashing-out-nc-sc-state.html

http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/03/24...-and-south-carolina-switches-states-for-some/

I wonder if South of the Border will end up north of the border? :eek:

Hopefully this won't come to blows like the ones between Ohio and Michigan in 1835: http://www.toledowar.com/ :smile:
 
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Here is a town right smack dab on the US/Canada border. Quebec and Vermont or NewYork state,
The international border goes right through the library (Bibliothèque).

http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/ja10/stanstead-border-town.asp

Have fun Charlotte.
 
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Oh, good! Pedro is safe. :smile:

Huffington Post said:
But the team has already checked one very important cultural touchstone. The kitschy, Mexican-themed South of the Border roadside attraction and its mascot Pedro are definitely in South Carolina.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/22/north-carolina-south-caro_n_1373478.html

Useless trivia note: Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke worked during the summer at South of the Border while he was growing up in nearby Dillon, SC.
 
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256bits said:
Here is a town right smack dab on the US/Canada border. Quebec and Vermont or NewYork state,
The international border goes right through the library (Bibliothèque).

http://www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/ja10/stanstead-border-town.asp

Have fun Charlotte.

What happens if you pick up a book from the US shelf that is banned in Canada and walk across the room? Are you then subject to arrest?

For example "The Naked and the Dead" or "Droll Stories".
 
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Antiphon said:
What happens if you pick up a book from the US shelf that is banned in Canada and walk across the room? Are you then subject to arrest?

For example "The Naked and the Dead" or "Droll Stories".

For sure I imagine it could get complicated real quick in certain situations.
 
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Each time you moved from the higher to the lower state, you'd have to remember to emit a photon.
 
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and7barton said:
Each time you moved from the higher to the lower state, you'd have to remember to emit a photon.

That is just plain hilariious. five star ***** rating.
 
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and7barton said:
Each time you moved from the higher to the lower state, you'd have to remember to emit a photon.

So that's why I always feel a little bit depleted after I cross the border into NC. :tongue:
 

1. How is it possible to move without packing up?

There are a few ways to move without packing up, such as hiring a professional moving company that offers packing and unpacking services, using reusable/rentable moving crates, or utilizing a shipping service that picks up and delivers pre-packed boxes.

2. Will my belongings be safe during the move?

Professional moving companies are experienced in safely handling and transporting items, and will often offer insurance to cover any damages. If using a shipping service, be sure to properly pack your items to prevent any damage during transit.

3. How do I decide what to bring and what to leave behind?

Consider the cost and logistics of moving certain items to your new location. It may be more cost-effective to sell or donate large furniture or appliances and purchase new ones upon arrival. You can also use this opportunity to declutter and only bring what you truly need.

4. Are there any legal or tax implications when moving to a new state without packing up?

Moving to a new state may require you to change your driver's license, vehicle registration, and voter registration. You may also need to update your address with the IRS and any other relevant agencies. It's important to research the laws and regulations of your new state to ensure a smooth transition.

5. How do I manage my mail and bills when moving without packing up?

Before your move, update your address with any relevant companies and set up mail forwarding with the USPS. You may also want to consider going paperless for bills and other important documents to avoid any missing mail during the transition.

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