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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Health South Carolina' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Health South Carolina Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Health South Carolina 1. Have You Considered The Cliffs Communities? - By: Joe Black Many images come to mind when people talk about The Cliff’s Communities at Lake Keowee. For some it is a special place for resorts and relaxation, while for others it houses the best golf communities and retirement communities in South Carolina. Miles away from the hustle and bustle of work, it is a... Featured ArticleSouth Carolina Manufacturers Representative To Be Profiled In Industrial Connection By Associate E Thomas R. Cutler, Associate Editor of Industrial Connection magazine (www.industrialconnection.net) is the leading North American manufacturing journalist, writing for more than 200 publications per year. Cutler recently announced an important addition for the May and June Industrial Connection Editorial calendar for 2005.With a fast approaching deadline of April 21, 2005, Cutler is going to profile regional manufacturing representatives with a SE U.S. territory. These one page Manufacturers Rep ...
Read full story 2. The Boykin Spaniel: Made In America - By: Michael Russell The Boykin Spaniel is a dog that is considered to be a truly American breed developed in South Carolina, using stock from such breeds as the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, the Springer Spaniel, the Cocker Spaniel, and the American Water Spaniel. The breed is indeed an “american invention” bred for a stra... 3. Travel Tips For Your Next Myrtle Beach Vacation & Critical Insider Time Share Report - By: Victor Newton Climate The climate in South Carolina is generally mild and humid. Spring starts in March, and the beaches are busy by mid-April. Summer begins in May with pleasant balmy days that become quite hot before the seasons end. Autumn brings a relief from extreme temperatures with lots of s... 4. Travel Tips For Your Next Myrtle Beach Vacation & Insider Time Share Report - By: Victor Newton Climate The climate in South Carolina is generally mild and humid. Spring starts in March, and the beaches are busy by mid-April. Summer begins in May with pleasant balmy days that become quite hot before the season's end. Autumn brings a relief from extreme temperatures with lots of... 5. Anderson South Carolina - By: Michael Russell With a population just a few over 25,000, with an average work commute of a few seconds over eighteen minutes, and with low crime rates, low housing costs, and low to medium temperature ranges, Anderson, South Carolina is an attractive place to visit, vacation, or live. Moreover, the interesting de... 6. Travel Tips For Your Next Myrtle Beach Vacation & Insider Time Share Report - By: Victor Newton Climate The climate in South Carolina is generally mild and humid. Spring starts in March, and the beaches are busy by mid-April. Summer begins in May with pleasant balmy days that become quite hot before the season's end. Autumn brings a relief from extreme temperatures w... 7. Charleston South Carolina Hotels - By: Michael Russell Where do you like to jaunt off to for a quick getaway? I think we all have those places that we enjoy time and time again. Those timeless spots that somehow draw us back every year, or even a few times a year. I know I have a few locations that tickle my fancy regardless of the season. One of those ... 8. Charleston Hotel South Carolina - By: Michael Russell I think we all ponder wonderful places to visit and check out for fun. This is just in our nature. People love to venture off to new areas, see new things, and try amazing foods. This is actually what many of us focus our free time on. Hey, there's nothing wrong with it. We're a curious bunch. Now, ... 9. Winston Salem North Carolina - By: Michael Russell Have you ever been to NC? Oh yeah, that's my home I have say. There's just nothing like that place you grew up in. Even today I continue to head back to North Carolina for the holidays. Oh, and of course the summer time for a while as well. That whole, "There's no place like home" spiel that Dorothy... 10. Hilton Head Island - By: Michael Russell Hilton Head Island Visitors to South Carolina often visit Hilton Head Island, full of vast plantations, rich agriculture, and haunting history. According to Hilton Head Island history, an English sea captain, William Hilton, visited South Carolina while on an expedition in search of lands... 11. Asheville North Carolina Bed And Breakfast - By: Michael Russell Where do you retreat to? Are you always in search of that perfect spot that's away from it all, but still equipped with the necessities? When I say necessities I mean a gorgeous view, fine dining, and a comfortable place to snooze. If this sounds like your perfect getaway, then you might want to con... 12. Diamonds – Their History - By: Michael Russell Around the 4th century BC, India became the first source for diamonds. They were the only source for diamonds for about 1,000 years. The people of India believed that diamonds were good luck charms. They even used diamonds to decorate religious icons because they associated diamonds with divinit... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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