Where America REALLY Began Pt. 8
Part 8: Spain Enter Port Royal Sound You and I have been taught that America started with...
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Part 8: Spain Enter Port Royal Sound You and I have been taught that America started with...
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Part 7: France Ignites a Powder Keg When Jean Ribault landed at Parris Island in 1562, France was ruled by King Charles IX. He was an emotionally weak boy-king who could easily be manipulated. He was only twelve years old. However, his mother, Catherine De’Medici and Admiral Gaspar Coligny were part of the power behind the throne. Oddly, the admiral was a Huguenot . . . and a leader of the French Protestants.
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Part 6: Did America Really Start Here? Dr. Rowland made a rather extreme statement. He said,...
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PART 5: Larry Rowland Defines The LowcountryWe know that over ten million North Americans take ship cruises each year. What are these tourists looking for? Approximately 43% of all cruise vacationers chose a Caribbean tour. Alaska and the Bahamas each drew 25% of the nation’s cruise customers. These tourists chose a ship’s cruise for one important reason. They want to visit multiple locations, or destinations, and experience a range of activities.
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Part 4: Do We Have the Tourism Assets? The first question that Stu Rodman and I had to address is...
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Part 3: Do We Want More Tourism? Gary Kubic is one of those leaders who is more than a county administrator. He is certainly a government leader, yet, it doesn’t take long to discover that he is also a very successful entrepreneur and businessman. He is one of those leaders who has an “intellectual curiosity.” When he sees a problem, he also smells an opportunity.
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Part 2: Why Hurricanes Avoid Us Our tourism plan for coastal South Carolina must focus on the fall . . . for two reasons. First, we now have new information. Our risk for fall hurricanes is “relatively low.” Even more important, we know that tourism drops off the map for Beaufort County in the fall. That is especially true for Hilton Head. In short, the fall of the year is our big opportunity. In fact, it is a billion dollar opportunity.
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Part One: The Huge Opportunity A year ago, South Carolina realized that it has a huge homeowner’s insurance problem. You and I become alarmed when we see Washington scandals surface, and we are troubled by more than just the problem. We ask ourselves, “Why don’t they just tell us the truth? Why are we hearing half-truths or nothing at all. Where is the transparency?” Our South Carolina homeowner’s insurance crisis has all the ingredients of Washington’s IRS scandal.
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Part 10: Working Toward a Solution Billion Dollar Coastline writer Daryl Ferguson sat down with Andy Twisdale (seen here), Chairman of the SC Competitive Alliance, to discuss our state’s homeowners insurance problem and how his organization is working to solve it.
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Part Nine: More from ‘Storm of Money’ Editor’s Note: Last issue, we published the first half of a story from Pulitzer finalist Tony Bartelme’s “Storm of Money” series from the Charleston Post & Courier. Here is part two of that story. (To read part one, go here.)
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