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> What I would like is for people in those areas, or other nice areas in
> those states that would be nice to move to, to help me out with job
> leads, what employment is like, housing, cost of living, advice, job web
> sites, etc. Anything that can help this relocation occur in the most
> painless way possible. I got several responses from an earlier posting,
Well, I'm sure that others will mention this one, but I'll tell you
anyway: http://www.homefair.com. It's great for calculating relocation
costs, salary comparisons, and so on.
Good luck! If you end up in the Research Triangle Park area, I may be
working with you in the next few years. I'm in the S.F. Bay Area right
now (have been all my life) but hope to move to N.C. soon.
