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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...

Sevierville, Tennessee, known for their slogan “ Where Smoky Mountain Fun Begins ,” is nestled near the base of the Smoky Mountains , beside Pigeon Forge and only a few miles from Gatlinburg. Originally known as “The Forks of the River”  due to its location between the Little Pigeon River and the French Broad River , Sevierville was renamed in 1794 and declared the county seat of Sevier County.  Today, Sevierville is a bustling town filled with family friendly activities . Located ten miles from The Great Smoky Mountains National Park , it’s a great place for a family vacation , romantic weekend, or Girlfriend Getaway. Planning a trip to Sevierville? Use this Travel Guide to Sevierville, Tennessee to find activities for everyone. If you are planning a trip to the area, your first stop should be the Sevierville  Visitors Center , located at 110 Gary Wade Boulevard . You’ll be greeted by Woody the Bear, affectionally known for being one of their hardest workers.  You can pick up broc...

Finnish cabinet ministers do it, Russian hockey players do it, Koreans do it on a first date. Social bathing—known as "naked communion" in Japan—is an integral part of several cultures, strengthening bonds between family members, colleagues, and heads of state. In many countries it's also considered the proper way to welcome a foreign guest. Whether sauna or sento, banya or hammam, the shared bath is society's great leveler, its group hug, its collective sigh. "Not sampling the local bathing culture would be like not trying the local cuisine," says Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well&Good NYC, an online wellness guide . And like any other institution integral to a society, this one has its rules, the first of which is to behave with churchlike decorum. In Finland, the sauna is the church, says Joonas Berghäll, co-director of the Finnish documentary Steam of Life. (Statistics bear him out: With just over five million inhabitants, Finland has roughly...