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Related Coverage South Carolina’s tax- free shopping weekend starts at 12:01 a.m. on August 4 and ends at midnight on August 6. Here is an extensive list of exempted and non-exempted items. SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND TECHNOLOGY EXEMPT Computer hardware service contracts sold in conjunction with computers Computer software Computer software service contracts sold in conjunction with computer software Computer software service contracts when the true object of the contract is to obtain computer software updates during the contract period Computers* ( computer parts and accessories such as computer monitors , keyboards and scanners, when not sold in conjunction with a central processing unit (CPU), are taxable) Daily planners or organizers when used by school children as a school supply Personal Digital Assistants or PDAs (PDAs are hand- held computers used as daily planners. Please note that the exemption does not apply to cell phones with a PDA, computer applications or similar compo...

Kelly & Her Home When house hunting, one of the most important things to consider is if a house has "good bones," which means it has many of the most desirable aspects that a home can offer (think: natural light, a comfortable layout, etc), even if those things are difficult to see at first. This term is particularly useful when viewing a house that is very old and run-down, needs a lot of work and is outdated. Lucky for Kelly Portnoy of The Good Story, she was able to see past the intense smells, stains and many other issues of one particular house. She says that even though it was unlivable when she first saw it, she and her family loved it and saw the potential it had. After moving into that house in 2012, she has worked hard to transform it into a dream home for her family, and the result is indeed dreamy. Without further ado, here's an intimate look at the beautiful space that Kelly, her husband and three children call home . Tell us how you came to find your hom...

An Ulster County designer adds the spare esthetic of Japan to the simple geometry of Bauhaus and creates a soothing retreat By: Lynn Hazlewood Published March 19, 2009 at 06:26 AM Designer Catherine Gerry transformed a boxy, onetime office into a classic tearoom for the owners, who often have dinner there. Cherry trim, hand-plastered walls, and a grid of black- edged tatami mats reflect the Japanese emphasis on uncluttered, subtle detail and texture" /> Designer Catherine Gerry transformed a boxy, onetime office into a classic tearoom for the owners, who often have dinner there. Cherry trim, hand-plastered walls, and a grid of black- edged tatami mats reflect the Japanese emphasis on uncluttered, subtle detail and texture Photograph by Todd Mason (page 1 of 2) Y ou wend your way up a rural road in Ulster County to arrive at one young Manhattan couple ’s weekend home — then scarcely notice the house when you get there. The white stucco, flat-roofed contemporary is nestled...