SentioVenia
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A Lowe's tech employee told me they were doing the grand opening this week.
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Karma Revero spotted today at Mallard Creek and Harris Blvd. I also saw my first Rivian last night at The Roasting Company, a brown R1T, but didn't get a photo.
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Yep, I'd love to come, but the Charlotte FC game is at 3:30.
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On 4/20/2022 at 7:55 PM, tarhoosier said:
Found while looking for something else:
Grayland INTERGLACTIC Airport
https://airportguide.com/airport/info/43IG
For those seeking to brand an aspirational airport name here is the standard to surpass.
We can aim a little higher: Charlotte/Douglas Multiverse Airport
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Pretty cool vaccine efficacy study done by NC researchers published in the NEJM: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2117128
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A couple photos of the live oak yesterday:
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On 9/25/2021 at 3:27 PM, Mgelbach said:
JEEZ MAN, WERE YOU OUT THERE ALL NIGHT LONG?!?!
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On 9/6/2021 at 5:42 PM, nakers2 said:
Photo from my grandpa’s house. Former CFD firefighter and captain. This is now the Domino’s pizza and Devils Logic brewing on 4th street. He doesn’t recall when the picture was taken but likely the 60’s. He is the firefighter to the left with his back facing the camera.
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Flew back from Boston a few weeks ago and got some flyover footage of Concord and UNC Charlotte.
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On 5/4/2021 at 9:26 AM, JorgiPorgi said:
Behold- the tallest residential tower between Atlanta and Philadelphia. The Vulcan at Dusk last evening.
Did they finally take down the "Now Leasing" banner from the top?
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On 4/13/2021 at 9:46 AM, Urban Cowboy said:
Groundcrew is an amazing studio for VO and radio spots. When I worked in advertising, we used them all the time. Great group of people, neat studio, and they don't need to go anywhere just because they appear out of place now? They have been there for years.
Groundcrew is phenomenal! John Causby FTW!
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I was expecting a lot more yellow on this building, which would've looked better.
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Sure, but the med school development depicted in the renderings is only on <6 acres. Must be some other big things afoot from Atrium.
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Interesting: the Atrium press release says it's a 20-acre parcel, the Axios article says it's nearly 30, but the two combined parcels in question only total 5.95 acres: https://polaris3g.mecklenburgcountync.gov/#mat=197128&pid=12520155&gisid=12520155.
Wonder what's the deal.
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From yesterday afternoon.
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From yesterday afternoon.
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13 hours ago, Third Strike said:
I’m surprised University City hasn’t gotten a Publix yet. Pretty surprising, considering east Charlotte is getting one before UC.
There's a Publix at 485 and Prosperity Church Rd. right in UC.
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9 hours ago, kermit said:
The September Harvard Business Review offers a substantially longer-range view on corp HQ relocation (but beware the data end in 2017). This time span of data shows Charlotte to have lost as many HQs as the worst-affected rustbelt cities. These data suffer from the small number problem but I would bet Charlotte’s poor showing here is due to the loss of several textile HQs 20 ish years ago (e.g. Fieldcrest-Canon) along with Wachovia. I would think Chiquita would be a wash in this data set. While this would doubtless be a different picture when using a narrower window, or when looking at the size of these companies, it is important to keep in mind that all of us tend to cherrypick data to match our priors. Statements like “San Francisco is declining” might be a hot take, but SF is still where most of the money is.
https://hbr.org/2020/09/the-uncertain-future-of-corporate-hqs
That's some interesting data. What 11 Fortune 500 HQ did Charlotte have in 1955?! Did we really have as many as Denver, Seattle, San Antonio, DC, and Miami combined??
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On 11/25/2020 at 10:10 AM, KJHburg said:
why such small print? we they did open a new Pineville location right by the hospital which I they feel will be a better location.
speaking of Krispy Kreme have you seen our their new Christmas sweater and yes the sign lights up!
Krispy Kreme "Hot Now" Light Up Sweater - Official Krispy Kreme Shop (shopkrispykreme.com)
MAN DOWN!
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On 11/7/2020 at 4:07 PM, Mgelbach said:Grabbed a few pictures! Were you in the parking lot across the street from the staging area DMann??
This is a Sikorsky S-61N MkII, the civil variant of the famous Sikorsky Sea King helicopter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikorsky_S-61
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That's cool that they showed the actual tree they're going to plant.
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The first of many merch shipments arrived at our house!
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17 hours ago, CLT704 said:https://dribbble.com/shots/13875033-Queen-City-FC-Concept#shot-description
I found this concept and I must say that I very much prefer it. It could even have 'CHARLOTTE' written where the 'C' is.
The “C” is supposed to represent the C that was on coins minted in Charlotte in the 1800s.
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Cars of the QC
in Charlotte Coffee House
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The subreddit whatisthiscar is fantastic for people being able to identify any car from the smallest part.
They say it's a 1954 Ford Country Squire station wagon.