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Annelin Eriksen
Annelin Eriksen is currently Professor at the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Bergen and the Gender and Pentecostalism project leader. She has worked since 1995 in Vanuatu, first on Ambrym and later also in Port Vila. Her work deals with social and cultural change, Christianity and gender relations. Her most recent research project "Christianity, Gender, and the Dynamics of Community beyond the State: A Study of Urban Christian Movements in Vanuatu," was funded by the Norwegian Research Council from 2006 until 2011. Her publications include Gender, Christianity and Change in Vanuatu: An Analysis of Social Movements in North Ambrym (2008), "New Life: Pentecostalism as Social Critique in Vanuatu" (2009) and Contemporary Religiosities: Emergent Socialities and the Post-Nation State (co-edited with Bruce Kapferer and Kari Telle; Berghahn, 2010).
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Michelle MacCarthy
Michelle MacCarthy has newly been appointed as a postdoctoral fellow as part of the GenPent project team. Michelle has recently completed her PhD in social anthropology at the University of Auckland. Her geographical area of interest is Melanesia, and specifically the Trobriand Islands of Papua New Guinea, where she carried out 18 months of doctoral field research. It is to this 'sacred place' in anthropology that she will return to carry out additional field research as part of the GenPent project, on the role of recently arrived evangelical churches (which comprise a second wave of conversion in the region, which has a long history with Methodist and Catholic missions) on women's production and exchange of banana leaf textiles, which underpin the complex exchange relationships between Trobriand clans after the death of a family member. Michelle will examine how the push from some churches to eradicate these practices has implications for Trobriand sociality and gendered personhood.
Michelle is the author of several articles including recently published works in the International Journal of Heritage Studies and Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment (an article which was awarded the 2011 Netting Prize by the Culture and Agriculture section of the American Anthropological Association) and The Journal of Culture & Agriculture.
Ruy Blanes
Ruy Llera Blanes (PhD 2007, Lisbon) is a Spanish anthropologist and newly appointed postdoctoral researcher on the Gender and Pentecostalism project. He has been postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon and Visiting Fellow at Leiden University (2007-2010) and London School of Economics and Political Science (2007-2013). He has worked on the anthropology of religion, identity, politics, mobility and temporality. His current research site is Angola, where he explores the topics of religion, mobility (diasporas, transnationalism, the Atlantic), politics (leadership, charisma, repression, resistance), temporalities (historicity, memory, heritage, expectations) and knowledge. He has published articles in several international journals and edited volumes on the corporeality in religious contexts (Berghahn, 2011, with Anna Fedele) and on spirits and the agency of intangibles (Univ. Chicago Press, forthcoming, with Diana Espírito Santo). He is forthcoming on a book on 'Prophetic Trajectories' (Berghahn). He is also board member the APA (Portuguese Anthropological Association) and co-Editor of the journal Advances in Research: Religion and Society, edited by Berghahn (as of issue 3, 2013).
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Matthew Engelke
Matthew Engelke is a senior lecturer in the Department of Anthropology at the London School of Economics. He has conducted research on Christianity in Zimbabwe and in England. His book A Problem of Presence: Beyond Scripture in an African Church (University of California Press, 2007) won the 2008 Clifford Geertz Prize from the Society for the Anthropology of Religion and the 2009 Victor Turner Prize for Ethnographic Writing from the Society for Humanistic Anthropology. He is the editor of Prickly Paradigm Press and the editor designate of the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. Engelke has conducted extensive fieldwork on African Churches in Zimbabwe in the 1990s. More recently, he has been conducting research on Christianity in England, with particular attention to Christianity in the public sphere.
Dr Engelke also has an interest in human rights and has served as an expert witness in dozens of asylum appeals by Zimbabweans in the UK.
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Joel Robbins
Joel Robbins is Professor and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, San Diego. Much of his work has focused on the anthropology of Christianity and on other topics in the anthropology of religion. He is the author of Becoming Sinners: Christianity and Moral Torment in a Papua New Guinea Society (University of California Press, 2004). Trained in symbolic, semiotic and structural anthropology, Robbins has carried out research focused on Christianity and cultural change among the Urapmin of Papua New Guinea. Building on this background, for the last several years Robbins has been conducting research on the social and cultural processes that have shaped the rapid globalization of Pentecostal and charismatic Christianity. Alongside of and in dialogue with these two projects, he has also helped to lay the theoretical groundwork for the developing field of the anthropology of Christianity and has been working to advance our theoretical understanding of cultural change, and particularly of processes of radical cultural change that have rarely been adequately theorized within anthropology. Robbins is currently co-editor of the journal Anthropological Theory and editor of the University of California Press book series "The Anthropology of Christianity."
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Bjørn Inge Bertelsen
Bjørn Bertelsen is a social anthropologist working at the University of Bergen. His research interests include the issues of violence, state, memory and tradition within political anthropology in Southern Africa and Mozambique. His current postdoctoral research project is entitled "Social imaginaries of death, suffering and accumulation. Urban spaces of insecurity and poverty in Mozambique and Zimbabwe". Bertelsen has published an anthology together with Bruce Kapferer entitled "Crisis of the state. War and social upheavel" (Berghahn Books, 2009).
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Knut Rio
Knut Rio is Professor of Social Anthropology at the Bergen Museum, University of Bergen. He has conducted long-term fieldwork in Vanuatu in the western Pacific, and his research themes relate to ideas about social ontology, production, and ceremonial, and the relation between the monetary economy and sorcery in Vanuatu. His monograph, The Power of Perspective: Social Ontology and Agency in Ambrym island, Vanuatu, was published in 2007.
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Edvard Hviding
Edvard Hviding is Professor of Social Anthropology and head of department at the University of Bergen, Norway. Since 1986, Hviding has been engaged in long-term anthropological research in Solomon Islands, where he has carried out more than three years of fieldwork mainly in the Marovo Lagoon area of Western Province, from bases in the villages of Chea (on Marovo Island) and Tamaneke (in northern Marovo). Hviding's enduring research interests cover a range of interrelated topics such as fishing, agroforestry and the customary tenure of sea and land; kinship and social organization; cultural history and languages of New Georgia; indigenous environmental knowledge and epistemology; leadership and customary law; and the local manifestations and consequences of globalization. Hviding leads the Bergen Pacific Studies Research Group based at his university.
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Vigdis Broch-Due
Vigdis Broch-Due is Professor in the Department of Social Anthropology. She also holds a special Professoriate in International Poverty Research at the Faculty of Social Sciences. Broch-Due is Deputy Leader of the National Council (Nasjonalt fagråd) of Development Studies, and at the University of Bergen, she serves as member on the University Library Board and the Centre of Women and Gender (SKOK). Broch-Due heads the Poverty Politics Research Group and she is in charge of the MPHIL programme "the Anthropology of Development" at the Department of Social Anthropology.
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Associate Scholars
Naomi Haynes
Naomi Haynes is a social anthropologist working at the School of Social and Political Science, Universty of Edinburgh. Her research examines Pentecostal Christianity in urban Zambia – a country that has made at constitutional declaration that it is a "Christian nation." She addresses how various aspects of Pentecostalism, especially the prosperity or "health and wealth" gospel, shape exchange relationships and social life more generally. Haynes is also interested in the way that external economic factors, whether privatization or the global financial crisis that struck during her dissertation fieldwork in 2008 and 2009, impact those same social and relational forms.
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Sitna Quiroz-Uria
Sitna Quiroz-Uria is a PhD candidate at the London School of Economics and Political Science working on Pentecostalism, Kinship, Subjectivity and Morality in Benin, West Africa.
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Martin Lindhardt
Martin Lindhardt holds a PhD in social anthropology (University of Aarhus, Denmark, 2004) and is presently employed at the faculty of Ethnology, University of Copenhagen. His research and writing mainly focus on Pentecostal-charismatic Christianity in Chile and Tanzania. Areas of particular interest include Pentecostal-charismatic ritual practice; Pentecostal material culture; the prosperity gospel and occult economies: Pentecostalism and political culture; and continuity/discontinuity between Pentecostal/charismatic Christianity and African traditional religion. Also, his recent research has focused on intergenerational transmission of Pentecostal religion in Chile. Lindhardt has published several articles and book chapters. He is the author of the book Power in Powerlessness. A Study of Pentecostal Life Worlds in Urban Chile (Brill 2012) and the editor of the book Practicing the Faith. The Ritual Life of Pentecostal-charismatic Christians (Berghahn 2011).
At present he is editing an anthology on African Pentecostalism to be published by Brill.
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Thomas Mountjoy
Formerly a doctoral candidate in social anthropology (2009-2012) at the University of Bergen, Mountjoy completed his research on sport in Solomon Islands as part of the Pacific Alternatives project successfully defending his PhD thesis. He has worked with sports ethnography since 1995, conducting extended fieldwork in New Zealand, Norway and Solomon Islands focussing on the history of sporting practice and its contemporary relevance to social and political forms of solidarity and social change. His topics of interest include the colonial history of the Pacific, ontology, phenomenology, medical anthropology, and the philosophy of sport and bodily practice in processes of transformation. Mountjoy has always played an active role in his ethnographic research aiming at pushing the methodological boundaries of anthropology using the medium of competitive physical practice. Future research will focus on comparative insights from the constitution of sport and bodily practice to further develop central problems in anthropology within a systems-based interdisciplinary framework.
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Rodolfo Maggio
Rodolfo started to work on Pentecostalism in 2007, as he was studying the first year of his undergraduate degree in Cultural Anthropology. One day towards the end of the spring, he was approached by a couple of Christian missionaries who proposed him to join their Bible Study Group. That was the beginning of his first experience as participant observer, which culminated with an international gathering of Charismatic Christians in Prague. That experience became the basis for his undergraduate dissertation on the origins of the Pentecostal movement, the Second and the Third wave, and a focus on glossolalia. Later, he continued to work on Pentecostalism as he studied his MSc in Anthropology and Development at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He wrote his Master dissertation on African Pentecostalism, with a focus on its impact on economic development. In 2010 he moved to the University of Manchester, where he wrote his Research Proposal to study Pentecostalism in Solomon Islands. In November 2012, he concluded 13 months of fieldwork in Honiara. He is now in the writing-up phase of his PhD in Social Anthropology.
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Juliet Gilbert
Juliet Gilbert is a DPhil candidate in Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on young women's livelihoods in Calabar, Nigeria. Examining the concept of destiny, her doctoral research asks how Pentecostal rhetoric and practice enable young women to reconcile and negotiate potential futures with present-day realities. She asks how religious techniques mould new subjectivities, allowing young women to overcome uncertainty in their quest to attain 'destinies of greatness'. Her research also looks at the country's popular beauty pageants and sewing shops as sites of individualism, examining how new Pentecostal subjectivities play out in everyday urban life.
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Unni Kiwanuka
Unni Kiwanuka is a Master's student at the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Bergen.
She has carried out fieldwork in Kampala, Uganda. For centuries the city has been the central field of power for the Baganda Kingdom. Today however the cultural landscape of Kampala is more complex as the city takes part in modern development of national, transnational and global dimensions. Unni is currently writing her thesis on the topic of charismatic Christianity and cultural change within Kampala. During fieldwork she participated in three independent churches all highlighting the blessings of the Holy Spirit. The focus of the thesis is on the health and wealth gospel as a way of understanding collective and personal processes of convictions. Another important aspect is the churches aim to battle evil, often thought of as the immanent threat of witchcraft, in order to proceed towards the modern lifestyle.


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The Hydrafacial is in a category of its own. Deeply cleansing, exfoliating And hydrating this treatment sets itself apart from most services. Within 30 minutes the skin is transformed from dull and lifeless to plump and glowing. Not only is this a fast and highly effective treatment but it is safe for all skin concerns. When the treatment is done in a series to target a particular concern (acne, hyper pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles) the results are dramatic; they truly speak for themselves. Once a client has had this service they keep coming back for more.
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Following a recent restructuring, the former State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO) was renamed to China National Intellectual Property Administration, abbreviated as CNIPA, on 28 August 2018.
Since March 2018, CNIPA has no longer been a subordinate under the State Council, but supervised by the newly established State Administration of Market Supervision and Administration. In addition to patents, utility models and designs, CNIPA now also handles trade marks (formerly administered by the State Administration of Industry and Commerce, SAIC) and geographical indications (formerly handled by the Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, AQSIQ).
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Potomac's Arnie Friedman had it made. He reached the pinnacle of his profession as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and had served as president of the Maryland State Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. After a long, successful and gratifying career in dentistry, he retired from his practice in 2000. He was relatively young, healthy and enjoying life; little did he realize what was asymptomatically developing within his head.
The Bronx native, product of a working-class background, moved to the Washington area to attend Howard University's Dental School, where he graduated first in his class. Upon graduation, he was selected for the oral and maxillofacial graduate program at Howard University Hospital.
Soon after completing his residency, he met his wife, Carol, a Silver Spring native, and the two decided to remain in the area. In 1976 he purchased an oral surgery practice in Riverdale, in Prince George's County, and went on to convert a boarded-up, old gas station into his office. For 30 years, Carol worked at his side in his practice.
"I recognized there was tremendous need for potentially expensive and necessary dental care among lower and middle class patients, who didn't have the means to seek it out." For 30 years he removed sick or infected teeth, cared for oral lesions, performed biopsies and provided cosmetic surgery.
TWO YEARS AGO, Friedman was at a juncture in his life where he could smell the roses. Up to that point all his time had been occupied with running the practice, attending meetings and patient care. Now he toured the Smithsonian museums, went to art galleries and took time to appreciate the beauty of Washington, D.C. "I didn't have a schedule," he recalls. "I could stop and sit on a park bench and watch the world scurry by — just being the observer."
In March 2004, the Friedmans spent a weekend in Pittsburgh with their daughter, Melissa, who had just registered in a graduate program in audiology at the University of Pittsburgh. Throughout the weekend Arnie noticed he had a slight headache. He was rarely sick, and he dismissed the pain as nothing more than an annoyance.
A few days later, on April 1, Arnie awoke with a severe headache.
"During the course of the morning, I couldn't get out of bed," recollects Friedman. "I was completely immobilized. The headache intensified along with nausea that was as debilitating as the pain."
Arnie contacted Carol at work and requested she return home immediately. She insisted he call his physician, but with his general practitioner out of town, the Friedmans went to Holy Cross Hospital. There they met emergency room doctor Jim Delvecchio; who impressed the Friedmans with his professional approach and empathetic demeanor. Arnie underwent a CATscan, which provided X-rays of a cross section of his head.
THE TABLE WAS turned. Normally Arnie was the one holding a clipboard, standing by a patient taking notes. Now he was resting on a gurney when Delvecchio returned with the grim results. The CATscan revealed a tumor, roughly 3-4 centimeters in size, in the right frontal lobe of Arnie's brain.
"My wife — basically a strong, supportive woman I love dearly — looked at Jim's face and recognized the gravity of the situation."
Upon hearing the diagnosis, "My world came crashing down," remembers Carol. "All the staff came to attention and rallied around us. 'What was the ER doctor's name?' I asked him several times because I knew I needed to remember it. 'Get organized,' I told myself. 'Get all of the facts. Forget nothing being said. But a glass wall had gone up and my mind and body couldn't accept any sensory input.
"He told me his name was Dr. Delvecchio. I wrestled with trying to spell his name. As I asked him to write it down, I passed out." The doctor helped raise her off the floor, and she got up on the bed with Arnie.
ARNIE SUSPECTED the possibility of cancer but did not think it probable. There was a history of cancer on his father's side of the family. Brain cancer never entered his radar. Symptoms of brain tumors include headaches, seizures, nausea and vomiting, and unsteadiness or imbalance associated with a headache. According to the National Cancer Institute, about 17,000 cases of brain cancer are diagnosed in the United States annually.
Upon hearing such news, "Panic sets in and fear becomes overwhelming. We were absolutely numb," Arnie said.
By 10:30 p.m., Dr. Greg Rubino, a young neurosurgeon who the Friedmans refer to as their "guardian angel," was at their bedside. He told them that what Arnie had was very serious.
Dr. Rubino suspected that the tumor was a "glioblastoma," very aggressive and difficult to remove completely, without leaving the patient with a variety of undesirable deficits including speech, visual, hearing and motor problems. These tumors typically appear in adults between the ages of 45 and 70. The prognosis was that Arnie could be dead within six months.
"This was the first time I had ever been confronted with my own mortality," Arnie said. "Carol and I had lost parents, and I knew that I was getting to that point where the fragility of life is more apparent, but somehow, when it is you, you don't think in terms of your own mortality. It was as if someone smashed me with a mallet.
"I had financial security, a pretty wife, all the creature comforts that I cared to have at this point in my life, and all of a sudden, it didn't matter. Nothing mattered. All the money in the world couldn't turn this around. … Normally I fix others' problems. But now I was not in the driver's seat. My life was in other peoples' hands."
According to Carol, "We went home that night, held each other close, and cried," she said. "We just had to get through the weekend and get all our family home together. We needed to be close, to hold each other and pray. We suddenly understood what it felt like to only have today — just this moment.
"I took a nurse's advice and started making phone calls. But how do you share this kind of news? 'Hi, Arnie is seriously ill. He might even die.' You learn a lot about people and yourself when there's a crisis."
Some people reacted with fear or panic in their voices, and Carol found herself saying, "I'm going to hang up now. Call back when you can have a smile in your voice. We need you to be strong."
Others, even people they barely knew, were more supportive, stopping by to share a hug, a story, advice or prayers. The collective outpouring of love and support overwhelmed them.
Monday was Passover. Arnie led a Seder, supported by family members and by close friends. The following morning he went to Holy Cross for surgery at 8 a.m., for pre-op. Surgery was scheduled for 10 a.m. but it didn't commence until 11:30. Sitting in the surgical waiting area was Arnie's immediate family.
BEFORE SURGERY, Arnie implored Dr. Rubino, "Greg, you've got to save my life, but keep me intact. I have to know who I am when I wake up." Entering surgery, Arnie was aware of the possibility of emerging with physical or mental disabilities.
The moment of truth occurred the next day when an MRI determined the outcome of the surgery. Arnie was fortunate in several respects. He came out of the surgery intact cognitively, with his motor skills unaffected. He never had seizures prior to or subsequent to the surgery. When he was in the intensive care unit (ICU), someone took out a cell phone and asked him to identify the object. "I said, 'Don't be silly; that's a phaser or a tricorder used by Captain Kirk.'" Arnie knew his personality was whole and that his sense of humor was still present.
WITHIN 48 HOURS he was walking, eating well and feeling well enough to be discharged from the hospital. The day after being discharged, Arnie and Carol went to temple with their daughter Melissa and son Dennis at Har Shalom in Potomac. They did not know what time evening services commenced, but arrived just as a small service concluded, and approached Cantor Civezar. "We all held hands and prayed. It was short, personal and very intense," Carol recollected.
On Wednesday of the following week, the Friedmans met with a radiation oncologist. This person was the first to provide definitive postoperative results. The Friedmans went home and held one another and cried all night. Based on the statistics they were looking at 12-month survival prognosis.
SEVERAL DAYS LATER, he was referred to an oncologist — Dr. Jim Brown, who was thorough and compassionate. Dr. Brown wrote a letter and sent the X-rays and oncology report to Dr. Henry Friedman at Duke University. Soon thereafter, Dr. Friedman called and told Arnie that he had not a good resection, but a great one. The resection removed the tumor, and it had done so without causing residual damage.
It was as if a weight had been lifted off his chest. He once again had hope. Friedman says, "From Henry I heard, 'You have a good chance for survival."
The following week, they met with the radiation oncologist, Dr. Laurie Hersher. Five days a week for six weeks the tumor area was bombarded with radiation. Arnie equated Dr. Hersher and her team with hunters. "They were aiming this big gun at 'the beast' — the invasive cancer that had come into my life." The beam of radiation was not painful, although it tended to dry and burn his skin slightly. In addition, it left him somewhat fatigued and caused significant hair loss. A year of rotational chemotherapy was to follow.
His results were encouraging. His oncologist, Dr. Brown, told him, "All the stars lined up in the right order for you." Arnie found himself rediscovering his religion. "I became very spiritual," he said.
WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS, for most of the past year, he has been able to keep up with his daily routines. At the gym, Arnie developed a support network and felt in control. That he was in excellent physical shape prior to and following surgery enabled him to better withstand the debilitating side effects of the chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
"Going to the gym was and is very important to me. Within the first couple weeks out of the hospital, I ran in a 5K fundraiser for brain tumor research. Almost every day for 15 months, without exception, I've been going to the gym — the Sport and Health Club in Bethesda," he said.
Arnie had the locker straight across from mine. I had known him peripherally for years, but had never had a substantial conversation. One day, I noticed all his hair was gone. At first, I thought he was just sporting a new haircut; then I saw the scar on the right side of his head and knew that was not the case.
I did not want to intrude into his personal life, but he is about the same age as I am, and we seemed to have good rapport; I asked what had happened. He told me in very blunt terms that you can have it all one day, and then in a moment, it can be taken away. His brush with death has enabled me to confront my own mortality. I only hope I can do so with same courage, tenacity and hope.
He has inspired others at the gym as well, among them Katie Rubio, fitness director at Bethesda Sport and Health, who said, "Arnie is truly one of those individuals who amazes and touches everyone he comes into contact with. When he got sick, his positive attitude amazed us all. … His dedication to his health and his never-give-up attitude makes me proud to work in the fitness industry."
Arnie believes he is not done yet. He feels that he has a job to do, although he wonders what that might entail. He hopes that by telling his story, it will help others learn never to throw the towel in too soon when confronted with the words, "You have cancer."
"A diagnosis like mine does not have to be a death sentence. I'm in a pretty good place. I believe that I will be around for a long while," he said. "Carol and I were in New Zealand several years ago, where we tied bungee cords to our ankles and jumped off a 100-foot bridge. I intend to jump off more bridges."


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The end of 2017 has been one heck of a roller coaster ride when it comes to your favorite cryptocurrency. Bitcoin has been through more ups and downs than a kid on a pogo stick, yet market conditions have continuously driven its valuation ever higher into the stratosphere, past $17,000 USD and beyond.
There's more to what's going on with Bitcoin than just what you see in your wallet balance, though. Developments behind the scenes have been influencing BTC's recent growth while also setting the stage for new possibilities in the not-so-distant future. Here are just a few things that have been going on and what they might lead to in the new year.
Adoption and Speculation
Cryptocurrency adoption is at an all-time high around the globe. Market capitalization for cryptocurrency in general is well above 250 billion USD, and Bitcoin makes up a massive percentage of that. The downside, of course, is that this huge uptick in adoption has led to increasing amounts of volatility, especially with Bitcoin itself as market corrections and fluctuations of several hundred or even thousands of dollars' worth of valuation have become commonplace.
It's likely that one of the primary sources of recent adoption efforts has been India, which as a country has experienced a cryptocurrency awakening. Crypto exchanges headquartered in the country have been experiencing record growth as of late – oftentimes doubling their user base over the course of a month – and with a burgeoning, increasingly cyber-connected populace that has cultural inclinations towards savings activity, India is likely to continue to drive crypto growth for the immediate future.
Crypto's Massive Energy Consumption
The more popular cryptocurrency gets, the more demand there will be for new coins. That means more stress is placed upon crypto miners to increase output – and with Bitcoin making it more difficult for miners every 2,016 blocks that are mined by increasing the hashing requirements, it's going to take increasingly robust mining rigs to provide smooth growth, further centralizing Bitcoin mining to corporations with deep enough pockets to invest in the resources needed.
While this leads to all sorts of issues in creating and maintaining the physical equipment needed to mine Bitcoin, an unforeseen cost has also emerged: the amount of electricity needed to run the thousands upon thousands of rigs mining cryptocurrency. So much energy is needed, in fact, that the more than 29TWh consumed by crypto mining exceeds the amount of energy expended by nearly 160 countries worldwide. Efforts to power mining rigs through solar power and transitioning away from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake are two possible solutions that are currently being pursued.
Too Big for its Britches?
Bitcoin's adoption is only going to increase over time, especially as global audiences continue to see the writing on the wall when it comes to the limitations of fiat currency and the advantages of cryptocurrency as an alternative. Yet the growing pains that Bitcoin is experiencing now could pale in comparison to future issues; even as solutions are sought to ameliorate these problems, additional difficulties are growing daily and may place the stability of Bitcoin as a viable replacement currency in jeopardy.
Due to its lack of scalability, Bitcoin has been experiencing ballooning transaction fees as of late. This has prompted some e-commerce establishments to scale back or even rescind their support for the cryptocurrency. Valve's online gaming platform Steam, which had accepted BTC as a payment option for years, recently announced a reversal of that policy, citing transaction fee issues and volatility as reasons for eliminating the option. Infrastructure issues are also becoming more commonplace, with Coinbase suffering through a 200,000 transaction backlog that saw some users waiting 48 hours or more to complete BTC transactions through the exchange.
Don't Run for the Hills Just Yet
The crypto landscape ahead is certainly going to be rocky. Demand for Bitcoin – and adoption of cryptocurrency – isn't going to taper off anytime soon, which is inevitably going to exacerbate scalability and cost issues. Naysayers will certainly point to all the drawbacks of Bitcoin's rampant growth and sound the warning bell, claiming that the bubble is going to burst in a spectacular manner, wiping out whole swathes of fortunes in one fell swoop.
It's absolutely true that Bitcoin as a blockchain does have some serious limitations; there's no denying that. Yet at the same time, the market is unlikely to be close to a burst bubble just yet. There may very well be a strong correction in the very near future – when BTC approaches the $20,000 milestone, this could easily trigger a massive sell-off and price drop. That being said, Bitcoin has more than proven its flexibility in the past, and will likely bounce back to reach even newer highs in 2018 and beyond.


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The taupe dress featured a plunging neckline practically down to the actress' belly button. The "Pretty Little Liars" star barely avoided a nip slip while sitting in the front row next to her stylist, Jamie Schneider.
The floor-length gown featured delicate beading around the waistline and looked stunning paired with a bracelet and silver ring. Ashley completed the look with a pair of nude patent leather heels.
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Benson credited celebrity hairstylist Sarah Potempa (check out Sarah's website) for the soft waves in her hair, and makeup artist Quinn Murphy for her smokey eye and pink pout.
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Hi Food Friends: I've been away for a while — in the Caribbean! It happens every single March: I am overcome by an immediate and powerful craving for a get-away. To a beach. With blue, blue water, soft sand, palm trees and colorful cocktails. And since I've becom such an avid food freak, I also need a place that has FANTASTIC FOOD. Not always so easy in the Caribbean, where most food has to be imported and the focus is often on other things. But then. I found it! CuisinArt Resort, on the beautiful island of Anguilla! Did I have to get up at 3:30 a.m. for a 5:45 a.m. flight to get there? Yes. Did it take almost 12 hours to get there, door-to-door? Yes. But I am happy to report it exceeded every expectation — especially the food! I mean, look at this place!
It is indeed owned by the Cuisinart company (reportedly the CEO wanted to build a private home on Anguilla but there was some mix-up with local laws and Cuisinart Resort is the result). So – with an owner like Cuisinart, the place comes with certain expectations, right? Especially when it comes to food and bev. And I'm happy to report that it delivers .
First of all, many Caribbean island are made of nothing but molten lava, so they can't grow fruits and vegetables. So everything winds up getting imported from North America or Europe, via St. Maarten. And it takes days to get it to these remote islands. So to solve that, Cuisinart has its own 18,000-square-foot hydroponic farm, where fresh tomatoes, lettuces, peppers, eggplants, herbs, cucumbers, bok choy, microgreens and more are grown – and harvested daily.
Knowing how excited I was about this mash-up of Caribbean paradise with first-class food, my fabulous travel agent, Julie, at Rex Travel, talked to the people at Cuisinart and and they very generously arranged for a private tour of the hydroponic gardens and a Japanese cooking class at their newest restaurant, Tokyo Bay!
After breakfast on Monday morning, we met up with Dr. Howard Resh, who is a world-renowned pioneer in hydroponic farming. The man is extremely knowledgeable and has really changed the way that food can be grown locally in arid and often non-arable Caribbean islands. If something is grown hydroponically it means it is grown in water, without actual soil. So Dr. Resh and his team tend to hundreds of plants, feeding them with nutrient-filled ocean water that they desalinate through reverse osmosis. Below you see Dr. Resh lifting one of the rafts that the hydroponic lettuces grow in. They harvest 125 heads of tender, delicious butter lettuce a day for salads.
In fact, when we arrived in our junior suite, there was a lovely spread of meat and bread and tomato tapenade and a bowl of sweet, sweet cherry tomatoes from the hydroponic farm – SO GOOD! I have to say, it was really fun to meet Dr. Resh and get a first-hand look at how hydroponic farming works.
But time was passing and we were due at our sushi-making class at 10:30! We hadn't even gotten to the beach yet and I was having so much fun!
We met Chef Ken Lin, who joined Cuisinart just recently, when it opened Tokyo Bay in early 2012, which serves authentic Japanese fare, including sushi and teriyaki dishes and they also have a teppanyaki table, where chefs cook on the flat-top right in front of you. We ate dinner there twice (once at the teppanyaki table and once we just had a sushi festival. Oh, and those wok-seared edamame, with a fiery chili heat – divine!)
I was excited because I'd never made sushi, and I'm starting to like sushi more and more. Chef Ken was super nice, and somehow we managed to turn out some pretty decent California rolls, using amazingly fresh and beautiful ingredients. Then we made teriyaki sauce (soy sauce, mirin (sweet Japanese sake), chicken or vegetable stock and corn starch) and chose the protein we wanted (I picked salmon, Suz picked Wagyu beef). Then we made the weirdest thing: mochi. It's this funny, super-sticky dough made of sweet rice flour, coconut milk, water and sugar. You microwave it and stir the hell out of it and then, while its warm, shape it into dumplings or ravioli-type shapes and pop a piece of filing in the center (we used chocolate, green tea gelee and red bean paste) and wrap 'er up, Then you let them cool and you eat them! That dough was one of the weirdest textures I've ever worked with — stretchy, hot, SO STICKY – but it was good!
While devouring the results of our class, we met Food & Beverage Director Fabio Petrone, who is one of the most charming staff members we encountered at Cuisinart. So friendly, so funny, always wanting to know if we were enjoying ourselves, always offering us something or other. He oozed charm and hospitality!
After our lunch, we finally hit the beach. Seriously? This is real – it's THIS beautiful. The staff will set you up with an umbrella, lounge chairs and towels and chilled bottled water, and every afternoon about 3 or so, they stroll the beach with trays of sorbet and these amazing little pistachio biscotti. Aahhhhh.
And I think you know we got THIRSTY on that beach! My drink of choice wound up being the Frozen Mojito, made with tons and tons of fresh mint, from the hydroponic farm. And it wasn't over-sweet, either (the downfall of many a Mojito). And the bartenders at the Beach Grill, Sam and Karen, were terrific (sometimes sharing "over makes" with us from the blender, so we could try different drinks).
I will say we took yet another cooking class on our last full day, with a lovely Caribbean chef named Diane, and we made a delectable lunch of Punpkin Soup, Creole Mahi Mahi (normally she uses Red Snapper, but that was out of season) and Pineapple Upside Down Cake, and while it was fun, it was a four-hour endeavor and we were kind of jonesin' to get to the beach, but we did have fun.
Overall, I give Cuisinart Resort one million stars, for getting it all right: a beautiful, beautiful resort on one of the most gorgeous and friendly Caribbean islands I've been to AND a fantastic focus on food. You should go. Like, now. Thank you to everyone at Cuisinart for a perfect vacation (which I paid for – full disclosure – with the exception of the private hydroponic tour and Japanese cooking class, thank you very much to Cuisinart for those two special experiences.)


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7 Ways To Entertain Your Kids While You Work This Summer
Entertain your kids while you work may seem like a difficult task, but we have a few ideas up our sleeves.
As parents working from home, we tend to feel guilty about not being able to dedicate all of our time to our kids. This is especially true during the summer. Kids are home all day, all night, and all week. So how do we entertain kids in summer, but we still have calls with clients?
Earlier this week, one of my clients with The Blonde Spot went live in a video to talk about how to keep your kids busy while you work. The greatest thing about this post she made? She's a mom who has been through all the same things that we have too. It's amazing honestly, the number of ways you can keep a kid busy. Does it require an investment? Most definitely. BUT is it worth it? Yes.
I'm going to list out a few ideas for you that I think is perfect for the digital business owner parent. Each of these items is educational, can be done in groups, and will keep your kids busy for hours!
Here are seven products your kids will love doing while you work this summer.
1. Summer Bridge Books
School stops for Summer– Learning never Should. Summer Bridge books are an easy & proven way to help children retain their classroom skills in reading, writing, language arts, & math while preparing them for the grade ahead. I use this workbook with Fox at the Pre-K level and feel this workbook is a great way to keep your child busy, active & learning during summer vacation. When you purchase the book from Kidstop kids get 50% off a toy of their choice so long as they've completed the workbook cover to cover.
Of course, you have to come to Kidstop to redeem your book, so this is great for Phoenix Valley residents on the offer side, but for parents located anywhere, this is perfect.
2. Kudo Banz
This Award-winning Kit motivates kids to do their chores and be on their best behavior. There's also a potty training kit version! Based on doctors' findings, rather than giving kids a piece of candy or toy for doing something good, children instead receive a charm or token to add to their gender-neutral bracelet.
There are tons of charms to choose from too and each set comes with two magical charms. The magical charms come to life with the Kudo Banz app. Kudo Banz is made by parents that understand the needs of today's busy families. I love using this with Fox at all times. It has helped his behavior and attention span improve as he has his mind set on earning something that he wears and is constantly reminded of.
3. Magformers
Magformers are addicting and Fox and my niece LOVE them. Kids can explore & experiment with geometric shapes and turn them into complex 3-D models. Feel the magnetic force and have hours and hours of fun exploring all the possible connections one can make with a handful of Magformers. This activity is recommended for kids 6+, but Fox has been using them for a while now and is only four.
4. Tabletop Easel
Artfully designed, with tons of picture-perfect features makes this Magnetic Tabletop Easel from Melissa & Doug one of our favorites this year. One side is a chalkboard, the other is a dry erase board. There's a paper holder on top (paper included) and a supply tray on bottom, plus magnets, marker, eraser and chalk sticks. This item is perfect for setting kids down beside you while you're working on the computer.
5. Ice Cream Emporium
Invite a few friends over before lunchtime and teach the kids to be little entrepreneurs! All around the world, the streets of our most popular cities are bustling with the joy and creativity of food carts and trucks. Every little one would love to have their Ice Cream Food set to play with their little friends. Hape hits the mark with their Ice Cream Emporium Cart. A leader in the world of design and sustainability, their quality materials and special attention for design make this cart one of a kind.
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Your little ones are in for hours of fun and coloring starting when they open this jumbo book to the first page! Each page will challenge the brain and inspire them to be creative, colorful and have fun exploring. Every page is full of start ideas and things to color in. The Jumbo Pad is another great way for your kids to sit next to you while you work.
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I have given them Your word; and the world has hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. I do not ask You to take them out of the world, but to keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; Your word is truth. As You sent Me into the world, I also have sent them into the world. John 17:14-18
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Today's Scripture is from a very special prayer Jesus prayed to the Father just before his arrest and crucifixion. Much of his prayer is for his followers. Jesus came to provide redemption for the world but he also came to mobilize the recipients of redemption into a network of agents of redemption. This network is the church of Jesus Christ. Jesus is praying for those he entrusts with God's word, the truth. He prays that they will be sanctified by the truth. Those who are entrusted with the truth and sanctified by the truth, are those Christ sends into the world with the truth.
Jesus says that he sends his followers into the world in the same way the Father sent him into the world. Jesus knows firsthand what happens to those who are entrusted with the truth, sanctified by the truth, sent with the truth, and used to spread the truth. He knows they will be opposed and that they will suffer as agents of the truth. Jesus knows the only way to avoid this is to not be in the world. So, he does not pray that we will be spared altogether but that we will be protected in the middle of our being used to spread the truth.
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Lord, I see that your plan is simply that those who are reached are those you use to reach others. Teach me more of what this means for my life. Help me embrace all you are calling me to and show me what to do in the face of opposition. Thank you Jesus for your work of interceding for me which began with your mighty prayer so very long ago. Amen!
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St. Lawrence County offers a number of boating access sites operated by the State. A listing of the sites compiled by the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation follows:
• Black Lake: Adjacent to Hammonds-Edwardsville County Road, two miles west of Edwardsville in Morristown, concrete launching ramp, parking for 55 cars and trailers.
• Bog River Flow: Off Route 421 south of Tupper Lake, hand launch, parking for eight cars, no motors permitted on the river.
• Cranberry Lake: Off Route 3, adjacent to the outlet dam in Cranberry Lake, hard surface launching ramp, parking for 55 cars and trailers.
• Grasse Lake, Rossie, off Butler Road, parking for five cars.
• Grasse River: On Route 68, 3 miles northwest of Canton, hard surface launching ramp suitable for canoes and small motor boats, parking for 14 cars and trailers. Off Butler Road, Rossie, beach launch, parking for 5 cars.
• Higley Flow State Park: Two miles west from Route 56, on Cold Brook Drive, South Colton, 15 miles south from Potsdam, concrete ramp, parking for 10 cars and trailers.
• Indian River: Off Co. Rt. 3, near Hall Road, hand launch, parking for 10 cars.
• Lake Ozonia: Off Lake Ozonia Road, 8 miles south of Route 72 in Hopkinton, hand launch, parking for 30 cars.
• Oswegatchie River: Near Town Road, 3 miles east of Star Lake and approximately 5 miles south of Route 3, hand launching, parking for 25 cars, no motors permitted. On Co. Route 24 in Edwards, hand launch, parking for 10 cars. Off Route 87 in Heuvelton, hard surface launching ramp, parking for 30 cars. Off County Route 58 above Village of Edwards, beach launch, parking for 5 cars.
• Portaferry Lake: Off Route 3, 9 miles northeast of Harrisville, hand launching, no motors, parking for 5 cars.
• St. Lawrence River: Cartier State Park, on River Road, 2 miles south of Morristown, flat rock ramp, parking for 10 cars and trailers. Brandy Brook, three miles north of Waddington on Route 37, hard surface ramp, parking for 10 cars and trailers. Coles Creek State Park, on Route 37 between Massena and Waddington, concrete ramp, parking for 15 cars and trailers. Willson Hill, one mile north of Route 37 on Route 131, between Louisville and Massena, concrete ramp, parking for 50 cars and trailers. Barnhart Island, Robert Moses State Park, north of Massena, concrete ramp, parking for 15 cars and trailers. Massena Intake, off Route 131, via Old River Road, 1 1/2 miles northwest of Massena, hard surface ramp, parking for 30 cars and trailers.
• St. Regis River: Brasher, off Co. Rt. 53, beach launch, parking for 5 cars.
• Star Lake: Fine, off NYS Rt. 3 in Star Lake, hand launch, parking for 5 cars, electric motors only.
• Sucker Lake: Fine, off Briggs Switch Road, beach launch, parking for 5 cars, electric motors only.
• Sylvia Lake: off Route 812 between Fowler and Balmat, beach launching, limited parking for 5 cars and trailers.
NNY Fishing & Hunting Licenses
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES are available at most town municipal offices throughout St. Lawrence County, the state Department of Environmental Conservation, some local sport and recreation stores, or by calling 1-866-933-2257. Here are license fees for state residents and non-residents:
Fishing -- $25.00 (ages 16-69)
One-Day Fishing -- $5.00
Seven-Day Fishing -- $12.00
Senior (70+) Fishing -- $5.00
Small & Big Game Hunting -- $22.00 (ages 16-69), $5 (70+), $5 (12-15)
Trapping -- $20.00 (ages 16-69), $5 (70+), $5 (12-15)
Turkey Permit (in addition to small game license) -- $10.00
Bowhunting (in addition to big game license)-- $15.00 (ages 16-69), $0.00 ($70+), $4 (12-15)
Muzzleloading (in addition to big game license) -- $15.00 (ages 14-69), $0.00 (70+)
Fishing -- $50.00
One-Day Fishing -- $10.00
Seven-Day Fishing -- $28.00
Small & Big Game Hunting -- $100.00 (ages 16+), $5 (12-15)
Turkey Permit -- $20.00 (ages 12+)
Bowhunting -- $30.00 (ages 16+), $4 (12-15)
Muzzleloading -- $30.00 (ages 14+)
Trapping -- $275.00 (ages 16+), $5 (12-15)
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Green View Villa
Luxury 4 bedroom 3 bathroom villa
Overlooking golf course at Southern Dunes
Free WiFi
Games Room with air hockey, football table and electronic darts
55" HD LED television in great room
Cable television in all bedrooms
Multi Region DVD plus Blue Ray DVD and selection of DVDs
Playstation 2
Free local and national calls
Salt water filtered swimming pool (Ref: 612)
Southern Dunes Golf & Country Club - 4 Bed/ 3 Bath (Sleeps 10)
(Owned by: Stuart and Jill Foster)
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|General details
|Owner's name
|Stuart and Jill Foster
|Southern Dunes Golf & Country Club
|Number of bedrooms
|Number of bathrooms
|Maximum number of guests
|Breakdown of beds in the villa
|King size beds
|Queen size beds
|Twin / single beds
|Bedroom 1
|King size bed
|Bedroom 2
|Queen size bed
|Bedroom 3
|2 single beds
|Bedroom 4
|2 single beds
|Wi-fi / Internet available
|Private pool
|Games room
|Stroller / pram
|Crib / cot
|High chair
|Golf course view
|Games console
|Club house
|Communal pool
|Washer / dryer
|Linens included
|Gated community
|Use of a safe
|Lanai / covered area
|Single storey home
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|It is your responsibility to check with the private owner as to the nature and availability of these amenities.
For privacy reasons, the marker on the map shows the Southern Dunes Golf & Country Club community location and not actual villa location.
You can enjoy the best of both worlds with a holiday at our fabulous villa. Set in relaxed surroundings with plenty of facilities on site yet is near to all the main attractions Florida has to offer. Green View villa is furnished to a high standard throughout with lots of extras for all to enjoy.
Included Extras
* Sleeps 8 plus cot
* Safe
* 55" Full 1080 HD LED television with multi-channel digital cable
* Playstation 2
* Blue Ray player
* Multi-region DVD player with a selection of DVD's
* Hi-fi with CD player with a selection of CD's
* A selection of games and books suitable for all ages
* All bedrooms have cable television
* Barbecue
* Cot
* Highchair
* Stroller/buggy
* Free local and national telephone calls throughout USA and Canada
* Wi fi wireless high-speed internet
* Hairdryers
* Towels and bed linen provided
* Games room with air hockey, football table and electronic darts
* Saltwater filtered swimming pool - no more red eyes
* King master suite
* Queen master suite
* Pillow top single beds
The villa is spacious, fully air-conditioned with the addition of ceiling fans in all rooms.
Large light spacious room fully tiled with:
The comfortable lounge overlooks the pool and golf course. Sectional sofa with chaise. Range of entertainment for all ages including 55" Full 1080 HD LED digital cable television, Playstation 2 with controllers, blue-ray DVD, Hi-fi with CD player and a selection of books and games.
The nook has a dining suite which seats 8 also with views of the pool and golf course.
Free Wifi wireless high-speed internet access is provided as well as a desktop for those travelling without a laptop.
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything a large cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer with icemaker, dishwasher, coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, even an electric can opener, waste disposal unit, telephone, plenty of crockery, cutlery and glassware and lots of cooking equipment and utensils.
We also have separate crockery and cutlery suitable for use on the lanai as glass and china should not be used in the pool area.
Views of the golf course and patio doors lead directly to the lanai and pool. King bed, bedside cabinets, table lamps, large chest of drawers, cable television, mirror, clock/radio and telephone, large walk-in closet with safe. Door to the en suite bathroom.
An external door leads to the pool area. Large walk-in shower, toilet, lit mirror and washbasin over a vanity unit. A hairdryer is also provided.
Queen bed, bedside cabinet, table lamp, chest of drawers, cable television, multi-region DVD player and discs, clock radio, full-length mirror and large fitted wardrobe.
Bath with shower over, toilet, basin, large lit mirror and vanity unit.
Twin pillow-top beds, cable television, clock, chest of drawers and fitted wardrobe.
Twin pillow-top beds, cable television, clock, chest of drawers and fitted wardrobe.
The family bathroom is adjacent to the twin bedrooms and has a bath with a shower attachment, toilet, washbasin, vanity unit, lit mirror, bathroom scales, hairdryer and linen hamper. Linen closet with a supply of towels including beach/pool towels.
Although there are games in the garage it is possible to move these to the side and still use the garage to park cars. We have air hockey, football table and electronic darts. The washing machine and tumble drier are in the garage. We also provide a stroller/buggy, cot and highchair. There is also a selection of pool toys for your enjoyment in the pool.
This area is fully screened. The covered lanai provides welcome relief from the sun and overlooks the pool and golf course. The lanai has a ceiling fan to help cope with the hot sun during the day and outside lighting making it suitable for use from early morning breakfast to dinner al fresco or perhaps a late-night cocktail or glass of wine. The furniture includes a patio table and chairs, sun loungers and barbecue.
This is a saltwater filtered system which provides softer water and is kinder to skin and hair and does not leave you with red stinging eyes. To keep children safe there is a pool safety fence separating the pool from the lanai.
The pool has underwater lighting and is ideal for a late-night swim!
For additional privacy, we have added Florida glass to the pool screen.
The villa overlooks the golf course at the Southern Dunes Golf and Country Club.
Southern Dunes is a fully gated community.
Just outside the community (within walking distance) is a variety of shops including a 24-hour Wal-Mart, 2 chemists, bank, several well-known food chains, Manny's Chop House, petrol station, hairdressing salon, liquor store and video hire shops. Disney World and the largest Legoland in America are both 20 minutes.
Southern Dunes is one of America's top 100 golf courses designed by Steve Smyer with 100' elevations. Apart from this fabulous golf course, other facilities include a pro shop, driving range, use of the clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, tennis courts, large communal swimming pool, gym, library and children's adventure playground.
Southern Dunes is the perfect base for not only a Disney vacation golfing or fishing holiday but all central Florida's varied and interesting attractions. It provides a quiet haven after a tiring day at the parks or for those who just want to relax away from the hustle and bustle.
Our management company is located close by and are always on hand should you need any assistance during your stay.
Pool heating is an optional extra at $20/£14 per night.
Rental rates (per week - for the home - NOT per person)
For a personal quote tailored to your holiday plans, please fill in the enquiry form below.
To give you an idea of possible prices, the owner has indicated the following:
Low season prices from $765.00 / £530.00 per week.
Peak season prices from $975.00 / £650.00 per week.
Rental rates notes
A cleaning charge of $90 for stays of less than 6 nights.
Pool heating is optional at an extra charge $140/£91 per week.
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