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- Introduction
- Types of Rewards
- How to Earn Rewards in Pokemon TCG Online
- Tutorial
- Trainer Challenge
- Versus Mode
- Events: Token and Ticket Tournaments
- Daily Challenges
- Player Level and Type Levels
- Special Challenges
- Daily Login Bonus
- Earning Tokens at Pokemon.com Website
- What's Next?
This guide will show you all the ways to earn rewards (Trainer tokens, Tournament Tickets, and Booster Packs) from the Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) Online.
If you need a refresher, check out the other guides:
- Getting Started: The Basics (Pokemon TCG Rules)
- How to Earn Tokens, Tickets, and Boosters in Pokemon TCG Online
- Beginner's Overview: Earning Unlocked Boosters
- How to Build Competitive Decks
Types of Rewards
First of all, there are several types of rewards or "currencies" in The Pokemon TCG Online. Let's briefly go over each one, their purpose, and how to earn them.
Trainer Tokens
The main in-game reward is called Trainer Tokens
You can spend tokens on most any item in the in-game Shop. You'll primarily be using tokens in the Shop for Theme Decks, limited-time Bundles, locked Booster packs (10-cards), as well as cosmetic items, like deck boxes, card sleeves, coins, and avatar items to customize your character.
- Theme Decks cost 500 tokens
- Locked Booster Packs cost 200 tokens
- Limited-time Bundles rotate every week and usually cost 600-865 tokens, up to 1,200 tokens.
- Deck Boxes, Sleeves, and Avatar items vary and cost between 50-250 tokens or so.
Your Tokens will sync with your Trainer Club account at the Pokemon.com website to spend on even more avatar items.
Tokens are also used to post Trades in the Trading Post. Each time you offer a trade it'll cost 1 token per hour on the Trading Post, either 8 hours, 24 hours, or 48 hours. It doesn't cost any tokens to accept a public trade, or to make or accept a private trade between friends.
Lastly tokens can be used for entering token Tournaments. Token Tournaments cost 89 tokens and you'll have a chance at earning some additional Tournament Tickets.
Tournament Tickets
Tournament Tickets are used for (you guessed it!) entering Tournaments. Tournaments are the primary way of earning unlocked booster packs for trading (more on those later).
Besides the 89 token Tournaments, Ticket Tournaments vary in cost, rewards, and Format.
There are always on-demand tournaments available 24-7 for the various Formats:
- Theme Format (4 Tickets)
- Standard Format (8 Tickets)
- Expanded Format (8 Tickets)
- Legacy Format (8 Tickets)
Each week one of the first 3 formats (Theme, Standard, or Expanded) will be selected to be an 89 token Tournament, rewarding only tokens and Tickets (no Boosters). The remaining 2 Formats and the Legacy Format cost 4 or 8 Tickets and will offer unlocked Booster packs. The cost rotates weekly on a 3-week cycle.
Occasionally (normally on weekends), a special 24 Ticket Tournament will be held that offers even more rewards!
Booster Packs
Booster Packs come from the various expansion sets of the game, and normally contain 10 additional cards.
Individual cards as well as Booster Packs in the Pokemon TCG Online can be either locked or unlocked.
Locked vs Unlocked Boosters and Cards
Locked cards and booster packs are yours forever and cannot be traded.
Unlocked cards and booster packs can be traded.
The majority of cards and booster packs you'll earn by playing the game will be locked. This measure was put in place to discourage players from creating multiple accounts and trading cards to themselves.
Anything you purchase using tokens in the shop, such as Theme Decks and Boosters, or earn from Versus Mode and the Versus Ladder, will be locked.
Unlocked Boosters are also used as the game's "currency". Most players will accept unlocked booster packs in exchange for virtually any card, other pack, deck box, card sleeves, or avatar item you'd like on the Trading Post.
For more information about the different ways of obtaining Unlocked Booster Packs and a general overview of the game's flow, check out the companion guide: Beginner's Overview.
Don't open your unlocked booster packs! Save them for trading.
If you're looking for a specific card from a set, say a Shaymin-EX from Roaring Skies, you can instead save your unlocked packs to trade for one. It's very unlikely that you'll find one by opening the same number of packs it's worth in the Trading market.
Gems (Canada Only)
Gems are a method of in-game purchases, currently available only in Canada. Items purchased from the Shop using Gems instead of tokens will be unlocked for trade.
100 Gems = 200 Tokens.
Most players in Canada don't commonly use Gems due to their extremely high cost. Gems have been in an extended beta test in Canada and due to their poor reception, are unlikely to be released in other countries.
How to Earn Rewards in Pokemon TCG Online
The first objective when starting the game is to complete the tutorials.
There's 5 total, and yes they can be skipped, but you'll earn some decent rewards if you're patient. Here's the rewards for each one:
- 1st Tutorial: 25 tokens
- 2nd Tutorial: 50 tokens
- 3rd Tutorial: 75 tokens
- 4th Tutorial: 100 tokens
- Final Tutorial: 1 Random, Locked Booster Pack
That's a total of 250 tokens and 1 locked booster.
Trainer Challenge
The Trainer Challenge allows you to play various Theme Decks against different computer-controlled (AI) opponents.
You'll notice in the Trainer Challenge that there are 3 different Leagues: Gold, Platinum, and City Championship. For each League you'll find 12 different trainers with different types of decks.
There are also 3 different difficulty levels which change the strength of the opponents' decks. Also, the "points" you earn for defeating a trainer depend on the difficulty. The AI still makes questionable choices and tends to use every possible card in his/her hand each turn, even to their disadvantage. Because of this, I recommend you play on the "Hard" difficulty.
Your first goal is to unlock the 3 Basic Theme Decks (online-exclusive): Born of Fire, Crushing Current, and Hidden Depths.
Unlocking Basic Theme Decks
You'll need to play each of the 3 Basic Theme Decks against 7 different trainers in any one of the Leagues, and win to unlock them. After each win, up to 7, you'll gradually unlock some new cards for the Deck.
Once you've won against a Trainer using a certain Theme Deck, you'll see a green check-mark filled in under their name.
After you've won 7 times with a Basic Theme Deck (7 green check-marks), it's fully unlocked the cards are added to your collection and you can play it in Versus Mode or in a Theme Tournament.
4-Starring Trainers
You'll also notice that for each of the 12 Trainers in each League have a number of stars. The more you play (and win) against each trainer, the more points you'll receive. Earn enough points and gain a star.
Here are the rewards for each "star" you earn against each of the 12 Trainers in a League:
- 1 star (1,000 points): 1 token
- 2 stars (5,000 points): 3 tokens
- 3 stars (14,000 points): 10 tokens
- 4 stars (30,000+ points): 1 locked, random booster
You can repeat this for each of the 12 trainers in a League and you'll receive a bonus of an additional 3 locked boosters. Rinse and repeat for each of the 3 Leagues for a total of:
- 504+ tokens
- 45 locked boosters
Once you've 4-starred each of the Trainers (which will take quite a while), you won't be able to repeat these rewards, except for a single token for each win. Therefore, the Trainer Challenge is essentially a one-time reward.
Earning Boosters from Theme Decks
In addition to the above rewards for 4-starring trainers, there's another way to earn more locked booster packs. For each Theme Deck you get from the Shop (for 500 tokens), if you win against 12 different trainers, you'll get a locked booster pack from that Theme Deck's expansion set.
Each set has 2 Theme Decks (some older, unavailable sets have 3), so you're able to get at least 2 more locked boosters per set through the Trainer Challenge.
Currently there are 14 Theme Decks available in the Shop, for an additional 14 locked booster packs.
More Theme Decks will be available when the final XY expansion set launches in November 2016: XY–Evolutions.
Versus Mode
Versus Mode is where you'll spend most of your time in the TCG online. After you've finished the Tutorial and the Trainer Challenge, you'll be able to play matches against real people online, anytime.
In Versus Mode, you can play in the Theme Format, Standard, Expanded, or Legacy. If you're a beginner, odds are you don't have many cards or have built any competitive decks, so it's highly recommended that you start playing Versus Mode in the Theme Format.
You can chose any of the Theme Decks you've unlocked or purchased from the Shop. The most popular Theme Decks are the following:
- Crushing Current
- Hidden Depths
- Battle Ruler
In addition to these decks, you may see other players use XY Basic Green/Blue/Red/Yellow. These Theme Decks have been retired and are no longer available to new players. Another popular Theme Deck is "Dark Hammer", which is from an older (now in Expanded format) set that was removed the Shop in September 2016.
In Versus Mode there are two main ways to earn rewards: from the Versus Ladder and from the Victor's Wheel/Mystery Box Prizes.
Versus Ladder
The Versus Ladder has numerous rewards that you can earn by earning versus points.
You earn 10 points for every Versus Match you win, and 15 if you win and were at a "disadvantage" (determined by your player rank and rough "skill" compared to your opponent).
If you lose a match, you get 1 Versus Point for each Prize card you took (0-5). Win more games in a row to increase your Win Streak. The higher your Win Streak, the more Versus Points you'll earn!
Points are also reset every 21 days, along with a change in the available prizes.
You earn progressively better rewards the more points you receive in the 21-day ladder, up to a Full Art Supporter Card at 2,000 points.
Here's a list of the total rewards you can get from finishing a Versus Ladder (2,000 points in 21 days):
- Tokens: 1,000
- Tickets: 16
- Boosters: 9 Current-Set Boosters; locked
- Chests: 6 (5 Uncommon, 1 Holo; locked)
- Cards: 10 (7 regular, 2 EX, 1 FA Trainer; locked)
For more in-depth information about the Versus Ladder Rewards read the main article.
Victor's Wheel and Mystery Box Prizes
Note: The Victor's Wheel for Versus Mode has been retired. Instead, a simpler Daily Versus Reward system is in place. See below this section for more information.
Each time you win a match in Versus you get to spin the Victor's Wheel. The Victor's Wheel has ten different "wedges" and 10 different prizes you can get.
Each wedge has a Mystery Box Prize as well as 1, 3, or 5 tokens.
So, for each time you win a match, you're guaranteed 1-5 tokens, plus an additional token if you win and were at a disadvantage.
For the first match of each day, win or lose, you'll also get 10 tokens.
The Mystery Box prizes can only be obtained once a day, and there's 10 available each day. If you spin the wheel and it lands on a spot you've already been on today, you'll earn the 1, 3, or 5 tokens, but not the Mystery Box Prize.
Each Mystery Box Prize can contain one of the following rewards:
- 25 tokens
- 50 tokens
- 100 tokens
- 375 tokens
- 1 Ticket
- 2 Tickets
- 4 Tickets
- 1 Random, Locked Booster
As you can see with a little luck, you can easily get plenty of trainer tokens (and Tickets) from Mystery Box Prizes!
Each prize has different odds, and you can only get up to 10 a day. For more information, read my post about Mystery Box Prizes.
Daily Versus Reward
To replace the Victor's Wheel in Versus Mode, a simpler system was created. Instead of spinning a wheel (and possibly getting a spot for a win that resulted in no prize), now you'll get a set reward for each win!
For your first 11 wins each day, you'll get a total of 5 Mystery Boxes, 1 Tournament Ticket, and 65 tokens! For each win after that, you'll get an additional 5 tokens.
This reward system ensures that you'll get a reward for each win, but fewer possible Mystery Boxes each day. Just as before the Daily Rewards have a point of diminishing return to discourage prolonged playing in one day. Instead, players are encouraged to play for a relatively short amount of time each day.
Defeat Wheel
Note: Just like the Victor's Wheel for Versus Mode, this system has been retired. Instead you will no longer get 1, 3, or 5 tokens for a loss, but a Versus Point for each Prize Card you took.
If you lose a match and didn't concede, you'll get a chance to spin the Defeat (or Loser's) Wheel. The Defeat Wheel has a chance to get 1, 3, or 5 tokens, but no Mystery Box Prizes.
If you conceded a match, it must have lasted at least 5 minutes (total time for both you and your opponent) in order to spin the Defeat Wheel.
Also, regardless if you conceded or not, there needs to have been no "quick-turn" or "easy-loss" conditions, such as if you repeatedly pass your turn without playing cards, attaching energy, etc.
Events: Token and Ticket Tournaments
Tournament Style
All tournaments consist of 8 participants over 3 rounds, single-elimination style. Online tournaments are also available on demand, 24/7. When you join a tournament you'll briefly wait until 8 players have joined, and the first round begins!
The players are paired up and begin a match. The victor moves on to the next round, while the loser is eliminated.
After each round, win or lose, each player gets to spin the Tournament Wheel.
Tournament Wheel
The Tournament Wheel is shown after each tournament round, whether you win or lose, and regardless of Tournament format and cost.
The Tournament Wheel has 10 "wedges" and can reward you with the following:
- 40%: 25 tokens
- 40%: 1 Ticket
- 20%: 1 Mystery Box Prize (25, 50, 100, 375 Tokens; or 1, 2, 4 Tickets; or 1 Random Unlocked Booster)
Tournament Rewards
89-token Tournaments
- 1st Place: 3 Tickets
- 2nd Place: 2 Tickets
- 3rd/4th: 1 Ticket
- 5-8th: 1 Uncommon Chest
4-Ticket Tournament (Theme Only)
- 1st Place: 2 Current Set Boosters; 1 Random, Standard Booster
- 2nd Place: 1 Current Set Booster; 1 Random, Standard Booster
- 3rd/4th: 1 Random, Standard Booster
- 5-8th: 1 Uncommon Chest
8-Ticket Tournaments (Standard and Expanded)
- 1st Place: 3 Current Set Boosters; 3 Random, Standard Boosters
- 2nd Place: 2 Current Set Boosters; 2 Random, Standard Boosters
- 3rd/4th: 1 Current Set Booster; 1 Random, Standard Booster
- 5-8th: 1 Uncommon Chest; 50 tokens
The Legacy Tournaments usually cost 8 Tickets and instead offer rotating Legacy and Expanded Boosters.
24-Ticket Tournaments (Special Events)
- 1st Place: 12 Current Set Boosters; 8 Random, Standard Boosters
- 2nd Place: 8 Current Set Boosters; 4 Random, Standard Boosters
- 3rd/4th: 4 Random, Standard Boosters
- 5-8th: 4 Uncommon Chests; 200 tokens
Tournament Rotation Schedule
Tournaments rotate once a week on Mondays at 12:00 PM PDT.
First Week
- Standard, 8 tickets
- Expanded, 8 tickets
- Legacy, 8 tickets
- Theme Deck, 89 tokens
Second week
- Standard, 89 tokens
- Expanded, 8 tickets
- Legacy, 8 tickets
- Theme Deck, 4 tickets
Third Week
- Standard, 8 tickets
- Expanded, 89 tokens
- Legacy, 8 tickets
- Theme Deck, 4 tickets
The prizes for Legacy tournaments rotate every Monday as well.
Daily Challenges
Daily Challenges are available each day at 12:00 AM UTC. You can only accept 1 Daily Challenge a day, regardless of your Player Level.
Daily Challenges each have a type (for each of the 11 Pokemon types) and a number of EXP they give or rarity, either 1, 2, or 3.
The first 4 Daily Challenges are pre-determined. After those, you'll be able to accept a random daily challenge each day. The higher your level, the more the Challenges will reward you, and the more you'll have to choose from.
Your first Daily Challenges
- Win a Match using a Water Theme Deck, provides 2 Water EXP and 25 tokens
- Win a Match using a Fire Theme Deck, provides 2 Fire EXP and 25 tokens
- Win a Match using a Lightning Theme Deck, provides 2 Lightning EXP and 25 tokens
- Knock out 2 Pokemon using your Psychic Pokemon, random locked booster.
Random Daily Challenges
- The common challenges provide 1 EXP and some trainer tokens. They require you to do a certain amount of damage using that type of Pokemon.
- The uncommon challenges provide 2 EXP and more trainer tokens. You'll have to evolve a certain number of that type of Pokemon.
- Finally, the rare challenges provide 3 EXP and a random booster pack. You'll have to Knock Out a certain number of Pokemon using that type of Pokemon.
The higher your Player Level, the more each of the challenges provide in rewards, as well as the number of challenges you'll have to choose from and can have active at the same time. Remember you can only ever accept 1 Daily Challenge per day.
For Player Level 0-5
- Common Challenge (1 EXP): Do 500 Damage using <Type>. Reward: 25 tokens
- Uncommon Challenge (2 EXP): Put 5 <Type> Evolution cards into play. Reward: 50 tokens
- Rare Challenge (3 EXP): Knock out 5 opposing Pokemon using your <Type> Pokemon. Reward: Locked, Random Booster
For Player Level 6-15
- Common Challenge (1 EXP): Do 750 damage to opposing Pokemon with your <Type> Pokemon. Reward: 30 tokens.
- Uncommon Challenge (2 EXP): Put 7 <Type> Evolution cards into play. Reward: 55 tokens.
- Rare Challenge (3 EXP): Knock out 12 opposing Pokemon using your <Type> Pokemon. Reward: Locked, Random Booster
For Player Level 16-30 (max)
- Common Challenge (1 EXP): Do 1,000 damage to opposing Pokemon with your <Type> Pokemon. Reward: 35 tokens.
- Uncommon Challenge (2 EXP): Put 10 <Type> Evolution cards into play. Reward: 60 tokens.
- Rare Challenge (3 EXP): Knock out 16 opposing Pokemon using your <Type> Pokemon. Reward: Unlocked, Random Booster
Player Level and Type Levels
Your Player Level determines the type of Daily Challenges you can get. You level up your player 1 level each time you level up one of the 10 types (Normal type isn't included).
Each Pokemon type can be leveled up to 3. There's 10 different types, so a max Player Level of 30.
To start, each player has a Player Level of 0. You'll get 1 random Daily Challenge per day and can have 1 Active challenge at a time.
- Level 0: Choose 1 Daily Challenge a day, 1 Active at a time
- Common: 25 tokens | Uncommon: 50 tokens
- Level 3: Choose 1 from 2 Daily Challenges a day, 1 Active at a time
- Level 5: Choose 1 from 2 Daily Challenges a day, 2 Active at a time
- Level 6: Daily Challenges' difficulty and rewards increase.
- Common: 30 tokens | Uncommon: 55 tokens
- Level 8: Choose 1 from 3 Daily Challenges a day, 2 Active at a time
- Level 10: Choose 1 from 3 Daily Challenges a day, 3 Active at a time
- Level 16: Daily Challenges' difficulty and rewards increase.
- Common: 35 tokens | Uncommon: 60 tokens
- Rare Challenges now have Unlocked Random Boosters for a reward.
- Level 30: Max Level! (No special rewards…)
Special Challenges
Occasionally (some times once a week), and for every major update to the game, there's an additional Special Challenge.
Special Challenges normally take much longer to complete than Daily Challenges, but generally offer much better rewards. They're also timed, from 1 day to 5 days. Normally every player will have the same Special Challenge(s) when they're available.
Special Challenges can be completed alongside Daily Challenges, and don't count towards your limit of having so many simultaneous active Challenges.
Some past rewards have included 2 Locked Boosters from a specific set, 300 tokens, 2 Tickets, and some random, locked boosters.
Some Special Challenges have multiple "parts", so are really multiple challenges each with their own rewards, completed one at a time.
Daily Login Bonus
Each day by simply logging into the game (and clicking on the bouncing Pokeball on the main page), you'll get a reward!
Your first few rewards a pre-set, and then follow a 5-day cycle.
First Daily Login Rewards
- Online-exclusive Theme Deck, currently Mental Might (Psychic) (Mental Might is no longer available to new players.)
- 25 tokens
- 5 Locked, Random Boosters (from standard sets)
Daily Login Bonus Rewards
- 5 tokens
- 10 tokens
- 15 tokens
- 1 Ticket
- Locked, Random Booster
Earning Tokens at Pokemon.com Website
You can also earn tokens on the Pokemon.com website. Tokens are synced between the Pokemon TCG Online and the website.
Earn tokens online by playing some browser-based games or by earning badges, such as by viewing News articles, using the Pokedex, or watching the anime online for free.
There is a max limit of earning 15 tokens using the website per week.
You can spend your tokens on the website, which has a much larger selection of avatar customization items. You cannot spend tokens on the website for Theme Decks, Boosters, Bundles, or other in-game Shop items.
What's Next?
It's time to check out some more in-depth game mechanics, including how to get the real rewards, unlocked booster packs. Read the Beginner's Overview.


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Colorado residents chafing at the rapidly expanding oil and gas operations along the Front Range are pressuring their local governments for protection from industrial light, noise, vibration and pollution within city limits.
But state officials insist they alone have the right to regulate how and where the industry does its drilling. State attorneys are fighting local governments that try to impose their own rules.
This fuels a growing movement of residents wondering whether the local home-rule form of government established in Colorado's Constitution means no rule when it comes to oil and gas.
"The state has failed to protect us and is — in fact — acting on behalf of the oil-and-gas industry to try to ram hazardous drilling and fracking down our throats," said Dave Gardner, director of Colorado Springs Citizens for Community Rights.
"So we're forced to protect our citizens by asserting our home-rule authority," he said. "If this must be defended in court, we'll defend it. We're confident the courts will ultimately validate our right."
Longmont was the first to be sued by the state's Oil and Gas Conservation Commission after the City Council passed tough rules including mandatory 750-foot buffers between wells and homes, and full disclosure by companies of chemicals they inject during the process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
The outright ban on in-town drilling by Fort Collins' City Council last week was immediately called illegal by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
And when Arapahoe, Elbert and El Paso county commissioners began tweaking local rules, Attorney General John Suthers warned them that any rules controlling noise, lights, well location, harm to wildlife and impact on air and water will be pre-empted by the state.
On Tuesday, the City Council in Colorado Springs — worried that an existing rule limiting oil and gas drilling to agricultural zones puts their city in conflict with the state — is poised to pass new rules that sync with looser state rules while exerting some control over oil and gas truck traffic.
But a coalition of residents says the changes weaken local control and is demanding tougher protection.
"We want local control. People want the ability to ensure this won't affect their quality of life," former Colorado Springs City Councilman Richard Skorman said.
Suthers may argue that drilling in communities is not a purely local matter, Skorman said, "but it would be a local concern for him if a well was a couple hundred feet from his house. It just makes sense that we have the ability to make our own decisions."
The Colorado Constitution gives residents of home-rule cities, where voters have approved special charters, "the full right of self government in local and municipal matters."
Courts have decided, however, that state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission rules pre-empt local rules when a state interest is at stake — which has been defined to include orderly production of oil and gas. Underground minerals often are owned by somebody other than the surface landowner.
In 1992, Colorado's Supreme Court struck down a ban on drilling in Greeley. That case set up a process in which courts analyze whether a local land-use rule gets too much in the way of the state interest. If not, the local rule is permissible.
The Colorado Court of Appeals decided, in 2002, that local rules in the town of Frederick for well setbacks, noise abatement and visual impacts were not permissible.
So what does home-rule authority allow? Does Colorado Springs' existing rule that confines mining to agricultural zones mean the city could be sued by the state for prohibiting drilling in neighborhoods?
"These are questions that will be decided by the courts," attorney general spokeswoman Carolyn Tyler said, declining to comment further.
Home-rule champions point to a tradition of letting locals call the shots when it comes to land use on their turf.
Local governments are "best-positioned," and they regularly negotiate effectively with oil and gas companies, Colorado Municipal League general counsel Geoff Wilson said.
"Are locals completely foreclosed from regulating well setbacks in any way? I don't think so. We have a traditional land-use power that includes the authority to look at the proximity of wells to other land uses in the jurisdiction," Wilson said. "And I don't buy the notion that local regulation of oil and gas in Colorado has had any measurable adverse impact on oil and gas production. This industry is doing better than ever in making more money, poking more holes."
The anti-fracking activists that local governments face increasingly coordinate statewide and draw support from national networks. Some are motivated by climate change, opposing drilling because they want to force a shift to reliance on renewable wind and solar power. Others are motivated to protect landowners' property rights.
Local governments in Loveland, Lafayette and elsewhere are developing local rules that could lock in protection as the industry prepares to drill thousands more wells.
"In some ways, it is becoming a debate around who is in charge of energy policy. Is it the marketplace? Or the government? Well, the future of electricity generation is going to be natural gas," said Stan Dempsey, president of the Colorado Petroleum Association.
"There's a segment of the population we aren't going to be able to communicate with well, and they are very, very vocal," Dempsey said. "I don't think they're a very large section of the population."
Since 2008, municipalities have been directed to use state-trained local-government designees to carry residents' concerns to the oil-and-gas commissioners, who can attach conditions to drilling permits.
But local interest in oil and gas is broadening. Denver residents packed an informational meeting about hydraulic fracturing held last month by state Rep. Beth McCann, D-Denver. She's holding another Wednesday evening.
Even in pro-business, heavily Republican Colorado Springs, council members are compelled to think carefully about balancing energy-industry and other economic interests.
Colorado Springs' local-government designee recently reported to the council that the oil-and-gas industry could bring big jobs and investment. However, Colorado Springs long has benefited from steady tourism, which yields more jobs than oil and gas, City Council administrator Aimee Cox said.
Tourism requires preservation of a pristine mountain backdrop and unblemished parks and trails, Cox said.
"So there's a real sensitivity if we lose our natural environment," she said.
And if residents of Colorado Springs — "not a green, Boulderesque community" — develop a passion for local control over drilling, said Skorman, who ran for mayor in 2011, "then people can do it anywhere."
Bruce Finley: 303-954-1700, twitter.com/finleybruce or firstname.lastname@example.com

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Where successful money managers invest fresh capital can be far more revealing than where their current assets lie. Examination of new purchases can telegraph where the manager's current thinking lies concerning specific stock opportunities, and many non-fund holders can benefit from a successful manager's expertise by reviewing the quarterly investment moves.
Last week, Mr. Mario Gabelli released the schedule of investments as of 9/30 for his Gabelli Utilities Fund (GABUX) with net assets of $2.225 billion.A few weeks ago, Gabelli published his 3rd quarter Shareholder Comments.Taken together, these offers an intriguing look into his utility investment strategy.The fund holds about 218 positions, with a tilt towards mid-cap value. The fund also takes advantage of the long-term sector consolidation trend. Even with a hefty and growing cash hoard, during the most recent quarter the fund increased its share count in over 55 companies, started new positions in 6 companies,while reducingjust5 positions.Every one of his top ten holdings received his vote of confidence by increasing share counts.
Most of the investments were in integrated electric utilities and increased the fund exposure in this sub-sector over the quarter from 27% to 30%. Natural gas integrated and natural gas utilities share counts also rose and combined investments remained steady at 16% of the fund. There were a few purchases in the communications sub-sector.Of note,with the exception of a 27% increase in share count of Canadian oil and gas firm Talisman Energy (NYSE:TLM), there was no additional purchases of global utilities, and the sub-sector's percentage of the fund dropped from 3.0% to 2.3%. In addition, there were no new investments in alternative energy.
The fund's investment in very short-term Treasuries grew from $213 million on 12/30/10 to $372 million on 6/30/11 to $454 million on 9/30/11.These represent 14.1%, 17.1% and 20.1% of NAV respectively. The fund's current NAV of $6.00 incorporates about $1.20 in cash.
During the quarter, the fund added to its largest position in National Fuel Gas (NYSE:NFG) by 15% and now owns 1.85 mil shares representing 4.0% of NAV. While the share price reacted negatively to the company's announcement not to seek a joint venture partner for the development of its vast Marcellus shale-gas acreage, Gabelli finds long-term value in these assets. His investment thesis on NFG as described in his Shareholder Commentary is very sound:
National Fuel Gas Co. (NFG) is a diversified natural gas company. NFG owns a regulated gas utility serving the region around Buffalo, NY, gas pipelines that move gas from the Midwest and Canada down to New York City and to New England,and an oil and gas exploration and production business. NFG's ownership of 800,000 acres in the Marcellus Shale,including 745,000 acres in the shale fairway of Pennsylvania, holds enormous natural gas reserve potential that was made recoverable by recent advances in drilling technology. We expect significant earnings and cash flow growth from gas production and believe the position could be worth well over $4billion based on recent comparable transactions. NFG's August 2011 decision not to sell an ownership position or joint venture that could have accelerated shareholder value creation was disappointing, but we remain excited about the company's unrecognized value. The company has increased its dividend for forty consecutive years.
Gabelli increased share count in his second largest holding, NextEra Energy (NYSE:NEE) by 34%.His comments on NEE:
NextEra Energy Inc. (2.3%) (NEE - $54.02 - NYSE) is the holding company for Florida Power & Light (FP&L),the largest electric utility in Florida,and NextEra Energy Resources (NER),a leading wholesale power generator. We consider FP&L to be one of the premier utility franchises in the nation with favorable long-term demographics and above average rate base growth potential. NextEra Energy Resources owns 18,800 megawatts of generation, including the nation's largest wind portfolio. We regard NextEra Energy as one of the better positioned power companies for growth in the evolving and "greening" environment. With over 8,000 megawatts of wind generating capacity, 2,600 megawatts of nuclear capacity, and a leading solar pipeline, NEE owns one of the nation's cleaner asset portfolios. We expect the addition of 1,400-2,000 megawatts of wind and solar projects per year over the next several years, with a significant development pipeline of potential projects.
Great Plains Energy (NYSE:GXP), while considered by many on the street to be currently fully valued, rose to the 11th largest holding with the addition of 27% more shares:
Great Plains Energy Inc (NYSE:GPX) is a mid-sized traditional regulated utility serving eastern Kansas and western Missouri as Kansas City Power & Light and KCP&L Greater Missouri Operations (NYSEMKT:GMO). In mid 2011, GXP received Missouri rate recognition of its recently completed clean coal plant, Iatan 2. Recognition of this highly efficient plant and other investments in environmental equipment are expected to lead to strongly enhanced earnings power. Over the long term, GXP has significant opportunity to invest in wind generation and transmission lines given its strategic location in the wind rich Midwest. Shares of GXP offer an attractive current return (yield) and solid near and long-term earnings growth potential.
Other positions with a 20% or greater increase in share count over the quarter include:
Electric Utilities:
Ameren Corp (NYSE:AEE)
Edison International (NYSE:EIX)
Hawaiian Electric (NYSE:HE)
Westar Energy (NYSE:WR)
Wisconsin Energy (NYSE:WEC)
Natural Gas & Resources:
Apache (NYSE:APA)
Consol Energy (NYSE:CNX)
Southwest Gas (NYSE:SWX)
Talisman Energy (TLM)
Charter Communications (NASDAQ:CHTR)
Loral Space (NASDAQ:LORL)
Telephone & Data (NYSE:TDS)
In non-traditional holdings for a utility fund, substantial shares were added to positions in oils services firm Weatherford International (WTF), diversified industrial firm ITT Corp (NYSE:ITT), oil exploration firm Tullow Oil (OTCPK:TUWOY), railroad car manufacturer Trinity (NYSE:TRN), along with electric component manufacturer Thomas and Betts (TNB).
One interesting sub-sector of the utility sector is transmission and distribution of electricity. Companies that are focused on transmission include American Electric Power (NYSE:AEP), CH Energy Group (NYSE:CHG), Con Edison (NYSE:ED), and Northeast Utilities (NU). Gabelli lays out the most basic of investment strategies concerning the higher profitability of transmission assets:
Growing the Nation's Power Highway: Expanding the archaic U.S. electric grid to free up existing "bottlenecks" in the system, as well as moving power from unpopulated wind regions to load centers, represents one of the better investment opportunities for the sector.The FERC, not state public utility commissions, regulates transmission, and it wants more investment in the grid. Transmission investment generally receives higher profit levels, more incentives, and easier recovery than investment in the jurisdictions regulated by state public utility commissions.Utilities are building and have proposed billions of dollars in projects for longer "power highways" that will enhance future earnings growth potential.
Most utility investors should take time to read Gabelli's Shareholder Commentary as it provides insight into underlying trends within the sector. Investors can do far worse than following Mario Gabelli's lead. These names should be on an investor's research list if they are seeking to diversify their utility portfolio with mid-cap value selections. Keep in mind seven of Gabelli's holdings, with an investment value of over $166 million, are currently in various stages of being acquired.
Mario Gabelli's recent Shareholder Commentary for the third quarter is here (pdf).
The recent schedule of investments for GABUX is here (pdf).
As always, investors should conduct their own due diligence, should develop their own understanding of these potential opportunities, and should determine how it may fit their current financial situation.
Disclosure: I am long HE, APA, TNB, AEP.
Additional disclosure: Author has been a shareholder in GABUX since 2011, HE since 1995, APA since 1997, TNB since 2006 and AEP since 2009


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I had about a year without healthcare coverage at that same sort of place in my life - post-college but pre-career job that offered coverage. I was so lucky not to have any health emergencies, but I worried all the time about something going catastrophically wrong - like an accident or cancer. And I was fortunate to be able to pay for my routine GYN care at Planned Parenthood, who I will always support.ReplyDelete
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GIRL! I went almost 3 years without coverage between college and grad school (back before parents could still cover their kids after college), and I wouldn't wish that on anyone. Planned Parenthood never gets enough credit for helping women during these lapses in coverage. Without them, I don't know where I'd be - and that's a scary thought to go back to. I have baller health insurance now, thanks to a husband with a great job, but that anxiety is still there. I also struggle to go to a doctor when I should (last fall, I am 99% sure I had walking pneumonia and didn't go...stupid, I know). I'm glad to hear you are in a better place with this now, and hope it stays that way! ~HeatherReplyDelete
People knock the NHS in the UK, but it has never let me down yet and it is always there. It will never have enough money, too many advances in medical science, but it does a great job and to have no safety net when you are ill must be really frightening.ReplyDelete


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Public protests against the government of President Bashar al-Assad have put Syria's emerging civil war front page and at the top of the news around the world. But from the revolution's start more than 15 months ago, Assad has all but barred the international media from providing on-the-ground coverage of events which, according to some sources, have already claimed the lives of more than 16,000 Syrians and made Assad a pariah among world leaders.
In response, hundreds, if not thousands of Syrian activists picked up smart phones to visually document events and report in 140 characters or less about the conflict. This army of self-annointed reporters has uploaded thousands upon thousands of YouTube videos, and used Twitter, Facebook and Skype in heretofore almost unimagined ways to show the world that their government was committing unspoken atrocities against its own people.
Few of Syria's new breed of citizen-journalists reveal their real names. Many have fled their homes to avoid being uncovered by Syrian authorities in a country journalist advocacy organizations arenow calling the most dangerous place in the world for reporters.
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"It's a different kind of journalism than I have experienced," said Liz Sly, the Washington Post's Baghdad bureau chief who has been spending most of her time in Beirut reporting on the Syria conflict. Sly says that in her 20 years as a foreign correspondent, this is the first story she can see for herself only by means of brief and infrequent trips to Syria: she has been allowed in the country only three times since the conflict began. On those travels, said Sly, she always touched base with some of the more than 100 Syrians whose amateur journalism she has deemed crucial to her reporting.
"I can reach out to them," Sly told Middle East Voices, "but when we have breaking news in a place we've never heard from, it's a scramble." Finding a new reliable source and a secure line of communication is never easy, said she.
"If you're not there and you cannot see it, you have to say you can't verify this" – Liz Sly, Washington Post in Beirut
The Washington Post has joined dozens of media outlets – from the Associated Press to the Die Zeit – in supplementing their reports with these anonymous Syrian citizen journalists.
Sly's list of citizen-journalists is filled with assumed names, but she says she knows the identities of most of them. She has met many of them during the three brief trips she has made into the Syria or in Beirut cafes when her contacts manage to leave the country.
She quotes sources who meet her standards of accuracy in her reports, but with a caveat that has become a byword of Syrian war reporting: This information cannot be independently verified.
"If you're not there and you cannot see it, you have to say you can't verify this," Sly said.
"That's the one reason why it took the world quite a long time to wake up to what is going on in Syria," Sly said. "And it was really quite a long time before the overwhelming consistency of the reports and the sheer volume of the videos made people realize all of this was stuff really going on."
In this unconventional working environment, Sly spends long hours waiting at her computer. "This is the first time I have spent so many long hours looking at my computer and waiting for a guy to come online. And if he doesn't, I think, 'God, I hope he's okay and that nothing happened to him.' It's always a huge worry," said Sly.
Citizen journalists and the technology they depend on
Estimates of the number of civilians who are relaying the scale of violence in Syria on social media platforms run in the thousands. The opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria (LCC) relies on several hundred unpaid volunteers who have helped organize and document street protests and citywide merchant strikes during the course of the past 15 months.
"Anytime anybody is caught, that is practically the last we hear of them"- Rafif Jouejati, Local Coordination Committees of Syria
The LCC says it maintains 70 reporting committees throughout Syria which, in addition to organizing street actions, conduct detailed daily body counts, confirm individual deaths through families, eye-witnesses or by personally identifying the bodies of those killed. The LCC also offers a 24-hour reporting and translating service for the international media.
"The activists have to stay one or several steps ahead of the regime," says Rafif Jouejati, a Washington, D.C.-based spokesperson and coordinator for the LCC. According to her, most have to change their locations every few days and all have adapted to ever-changing technologies to avoid government detection. Most LCC operatives now use satellite-based Internet Protocol devices manufactured by U.S. and British firms that operate their own satellites, said she.
"We've lost a great many activists detained, arrested, tortured to death and shot on the spot," said Jouejati. "It is in the hundreds."
"Anytime anybody is caught, that is practically the last we hear of them," she added.
Citizen journalists unite
From his apartment in Cairo, Egypt, a Syrian blogger who reportedly recently escaped from Damascus created what may become Syria's first private association of professional journalists. Rami Jarrah founded the Activists News Association (ANA)with support from private donors and two European foundations. ANA offers Syria's clandestine reporters training and equipment which it gets into Syria by smuggling it across the Lebanese border.
"You come to a point where you realize who is telling the truth and who is not" – Rami Jarrah, Activists News Association
Jarrah said he maintains a network of 350 Syrians who file reports. Twenty-eight of the best will soon receive about $400 a month as reporters whose dispatches he says will become available on a soon-to-be-launched ANA New Media Association website.
After three years as a blogger in Damascus and several months working with hundreds of Syria's citizen-journalists, Jarrah says he has developed a system of vetting good reporters simply by asking Syrian expats familiar with specific regions to check for exaggeration of wrong facts, and through comparing the facts from several reporters who write on the same event.
"You come to a point where you realize who is telling the truth and who is not," said Jarrah. He added that he also discovered a few "reporters" planted by the Syrian government who "joined the activist network and the citizen-journalist network and have tried to exploit it or pollute it."
"It's hard to do it any other way. I mean, I don't think there is a more professional way we can do it, given the situation and the fact that most journalists are barred form the country." (Click here to listen to a Public Radio International interview with Rami Jarrah)
The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) calls Syria the most dangerous country for journalists based on recent death counts. Its accounting does not include additional losses claimed by the LCC and other opposition organizations inside and outside Syria. Officially, CPJ lists 13 journalists as killed in the country to date this year. Some of the recorded deaths may be the result of random acts of violent warfare. However, CPJ notes that the circumstances of some deaths suggest Assad's security forces and the armed "shabiha" militias are specifically targeting journalists to perpetuate a media blackout which, for now, seems to be helping to keep Assad in power.
David Arnold
David Arnold coordinates the Syria Witness project at Middle East Voices and reports on Middle East and North Africa affairs for both Voice of America and MEV. The Syria Witness project publishes on-the-ground citizen reporting, giving Syrians the opportunity to offer to a global audience their first-person narratives of life on the streets of their war-torn country.


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Washington County Fair Marks 50 Years Of Livestock Competitions And More By Tarpley Hitt • Aug 17, 2016 The Washington County Fair turns 50 on Wednesday, and the anniversary festivities begin with a birthday cake eating contest. As you might expect, the contest will feature 50 contestants. The fair officially got underway earlier in the day with an antique car show and a swine obstacle course, among other events. Founded in 1967, the fair began as a way to celebrate agriculture and reintroduce the county fair tradition to Rhode Island. The annual event in Richmond is now the largest agricultural fair in the state, according to organizers. State Celebrates 100th Protected Farm By Ambar Espinoza • Apr 20, 2015 Rick Payette / Creative Commons License A farm in Warren is the 100th farm in the state to be permanently protected for farming. This marks a milestone for the state's farmland protection efforts. 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Some Thanksgiving Turkeys Help Drive The Local Economy By John Bender • Nov 27, 2014 John Bender / RIPR When you sit down at Thanksgiving table today, you might not give much thought to where the turkey comes from. But an interest in buying local is helping area farms. The Bottom Line: How Farmers Help Grow RI's Economy By Dave Fallon & Mark Murphy • May 16, 2014 Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio's Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment The Bottom Line. This week Dave and Mark talk with Ken Ayars, chief of the Department of Environmental Management's Division of Agriculture. They talk about the state of local farming, the changing definition of farming and how farms contribute to the local economy. When to Listen You can hear The Bottom Line each Friday at 5:50pm. DEM To Announce Grant Winners At Agriculture Day By Ambar Espinoza • May 1, 2014 The Department of Environmental Management will host Rhode Island Agriculture Day at the State House today with a number of activities, including the announcement of the 17 grant recipients of the Local Agriculture and Seafood Act. Maple Syrup Production up in RI By John Bender • Mar 4, 2013 Maple Syrup production in RI is in full swing says Pete Susi, Deputy Chief of the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Agriculture. With some tapping their trees as early as January, producers now face a fickle spring as good maple syrup flow requires below freezing nights and warm days. Despite weather fluctuations production is already up two to three times from last year says says Gibby Fountain a producer, of Sugar Hill Sugarhouse, a farm in Richmond. Farmers Markets popular in winter By Lydia Rogers • Dec 28, 2012 The popularity of Farmers Markets in Rhode Island is growing and you can find them during the winter months, in addition to summer months. Chief of the Division of Agriculture of the Department of Environmental Management, Ken Ayers says the markets move indoors during the cold weather. Ayers says Farmers Markets are important to local farms.


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H.A. "Humpy" Wheeler, president of Lowe's Motor Speedway and boxing fan extraordinaire, grabbed me by the forearm at Fight Night for Kids Thursday and pulled me to a bar. He said I looked as if I needed a drink and that there was somebody at the bar I needed to meet. There was -- Angelo Dundee.
Dundee trained some of the greatest boxers in history, among them Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard. He was brilliant, one of the very best. He still loves the sport and loves to talk about the sport, and we talked for at least 10 minutes.
He talked about heart and courage, and said if you don't have that, you have nothing. He talked about a former fighter of his, a huge man and a superior athlete, who should have been a champion. But the man lacked courage, and therefor never came close to being a contender. Asked which of his fighters had the most courage, Dundee said what you would think he would say -- Ali.
As we talked, I looked around at the guys in tuxes whose companies had bought a table for Fight Night, and suspected that several of them had heard of Dundee and perhaps even recognized him. I apologized to Angelo for monopolizing his time, and thanked him the time he gave me.
"No, thank you," Dundee told me. "I mean it. How many sportswriters care about boxing anymore? How many want to even write about it? If you ever need anything, call me."
He handed me a business card and with a black pen wrote his telephone number on the back. Here I am, some guy Dundee has never heard of, and he's thanking me for my interest.
This was not the first time I left a gathering with a telephone number (a few of which actually worked).
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Opened in 2003, both programs have enjoyed tremendous success playing in front of their home crowd.
The facility has played host to NEWMAC Tournament contests as well as the 2006 ECAC Men's Soccer Championship.
For the past five seasons (2006-10), it has hosted one of the finest showcases in the region - the New England Intercollegiate Soccer League (NEISL) Men's Soccer All-Star Game, which pits top seniors in New England in all three NCAA divisions against each other.
Equipped with lights and a state-of-the-art scoreboard, both Cougar squads play more than half their home contests once the sun goes down.


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BRIDGEPORT - Two years ago, members of the Bridgeport Fire Department didn't even know what naloxone was. Now, as with many first responders, they can't do without the opioid antidote.
"We are going through about one to two doses a day," says Bridgeport Fire Chief Richard Thode.
Naloxone is the generic form of an opioid antidote that can reverse the effects of a drug overdose.
Because it can cost up to $70 per dose, Thode says his command staff is always hoping for donations, including from the pharmaceutical company the makes naloxone injectors.
"We reached out to them. Due to overwhelming demand, they were out."
But, the local agency in charge of distribution of naloxone in Bridgeport managed to get 400 doses donated from the state Department of Public Health to the fire department.
"Its with this type of contribution, this type of donation, this type of awareness, and first responders that can make a difference and saving lives," said Mayor Joe Ganim.
The agency responsible for the donation is the Greater Bridgeport Area Prevention Program, which has a contract with the state to administer clean syringes to those who need through a mobile unit that travels the city everyday.
"We have about 814 clients that access the syringe exchange program," said Rev. Nancy Kingwood-Small, of GBAPP.
They have had the contract for approximately a year and a half.
"Since then, we are 300 percent over the number of the former contractor," said Kingwood-Small.
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Are you looking for a no-nonsense, easy to understand guide to New York real estate that cuts through all the confusion and provides the information you need to buy a home in NYC? The Home Buyers Handbook from Elika Associates is here to help. Each day, Elika Associates receives phone calls and emails asking about what it takes to buy a home in one of the most challenging real estate markets in the world. The Home Buyers Handbook answers all the questions potential and current buyers have about finding a home in New York City. Not only does this book provide detailed information that you won't find anywhere else, but it's organized to guide you through every stage of the buying process. With the expert help and guidance of The Home Buyers Handbook, you'll be able to minimize the amount of time and stress that it takes to successfully find a home in New York City. Open the book and find out: - If it's the right time to buy your first home - How to prepare to buy a home - What makes New York City real estate so different - The role of a Buyer's agent - Exactly how the mortgage process works - Actionable advice on negotiating, closing and moving - What you need to know about your home warranty and insuranceThe New York Guide to Buying the Home You Want Gea Elika. CHAPTER 2: Preparing to Buy Your Home ......................................................... 19 + Tips for First- Time Home Buyers ..........................................................................20 + Avoiding Rookieanbsp;...
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Trivago # 2 Alternative Accommodations Award in the US - for 2 consecutive years.
Once the grand home of a corporate pioneer, the Black Dolphin Inn has been lovingly restored for a new generation. Today the Dolphin attracts a wonderful mix of smart, stylish, accomplished and unique people as it once did famously in the 1950s. Enjoy the easy flow of sultry air and stylish hospitality through our mid-century modern interiors, courtyards and dock.
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"New Smyrna Beach Road Trip"
The highlight of the trip was our amazing accommodations, the Black Dolphin Inn. What a hidden treasure!!! We loved the courtyard view room, It was HUUUGE!!!! The location was perfect - Right across the street from the Indian River and they had a lovely boat dock!
Richmond, August 2017
"None Can Compare!"
No strangers to B&B's, we were thrilled that, unlike other Inns, we didn't have to come to breakfast at a specific hour nor were we obligated to one dish. Our youngest and his wife enjoyed taking our granddaughters across the street to the private deck where they got a show from a school of dolphins.
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"World Class Experience"
I have spent the last 15 years in the luxury private jet and travel industry, I can honestly say this property is among the best we have every enjoyed staying at. The facilities are world class but the real game changer is the people there.
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My family and I cannot say enough good things about The Black Dolphin Inn from the picturesque location along the Indian River to the top notch service provided by Patricia, Brett, and the rest of the staff. All the hosts at the Black Dolphin are as gracious and accommodating as any I've ever seen in over 30 years of traveling both internationally and domestically. The Inn was well decorated and the rooms were spacious and comfortable. The conveniently located dock along the River provides the perfect locale to enjoy a sunset cocktail or a morning cup of coffee.
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The Black Dolphin beyond exceeded my expectations. The entire Inn is immaculately clean and decorated beautifully, and the room was spacious and full of natural light. Our balcony provided a phenomenal view of the water (yes, there really were dolphins at sunrise) as well as a gorgeous century oak.
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The accommodations are nothing short of amazing. The decor is beautiful - from the minute we walked in until when we left, we talked about it the entire time! It really is the most amazing place in New Smyrna. The Inn did so many things right; from the snacks and the extensive coffee and tea bar, to the delicious breakfast cooked by Mackenzie, this place really went above and beyond. They offer free waters and sodas as well, and ice for coolers! They offer the best hospitality and the family is the best group of people you will ever meet. The property is so beautiful and we can't wait to go back!


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Last Saturday I went to Lisbon to participate in the encounter "APPInep Sharing Good Practice" which was dedicated to English Teaching at Primary school and promoted by APPI (the Portuguese Association of English Teachers).
One of the workshops I attended was held by Christina Phelps who is a British Council representative.
Christina talked about "How innovative online resources can support English Teachers".
There is an entire planet Jupiter of resources online nowadays, so the question is no longer where to get materials, but actually how to filter them and select the ones which serve us best and - if possible - as quickly as a thought.
British council has developed a set of 4 websites which try to answer this - no time to select - problem.
- A general one: http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/
- One specially designed for teens: http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/
- One for us - teachers: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/
- And finally one for Kids:
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It has many games, songs, videos, printable worksheets, stories and even lesson plans.
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Jackson Davis of Lafayette and Jordan Green of Henry Clay were among 12 high school seniors named Thursday to the Kentucky All-Stars boys' basketball team that will play the Indiana All-Stars in a series of games this summer.
The girls' Kentucky All-Stars also feature two players from the 11th Region in Paul Laurence Dunbar's Brooke Todd and Lafayette's Sarah Cooley.
The boys will be led by Mr. Basketball Quentin Snider of Ballard and the girls by Miss Basketball Ivy Brown of LaRue County. Both will wear No. 1 on their jersey when Kentucky plays against Indiana.
The games are scheduled for June 13 at Transylvania's Beck Center and June 14 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The Bluegrass Sports Commission named the teams Thursday in conjunction with the Kentucky Lions Eye Foundation and the Kentucky Association of Basketball Coaches.
"This is one of the most prestigious honors for a high school basketball player in Kentucky," said Terry Johnson, executive director of the Bluegrass Sports Commission. "This is a very talented group of student-athletes and we know they will make the commonwealth proud."
Davis averaged 25 points and 14 rebounds this season and was a finalist for Mr. Basketball for Lafayette. Davis is considering Alabama, Arizona State, Auburn, Columbia, Creighton and Vanderbilt.
Green led Henry Clay in scoring three years in a row, and finished his career second on the program's all-time points list with 1,718. He has committed to play at Western Kentucky University.
Todd averaged 13.1 points and 12.8 rebounds for Dunbar this season. Cooley scored 9.6 points per game as a senior for Lafayette — surpassing 1,000 points for her career — in helping lead the Generals to their first Sweet Sixteen appearance in 30 years.
The Kentucky boys have lost 11 consecutive games to Indiana and trail the series — which began in 1940 — 89-42. The Hoosiers swept last season's games 114-60 in Louisville and 84-77 in Indianapolis.
The Indiana All-Stars will be led this year by University of Kentucky signee Trey Lyles of Arsenal Tech in Indianapolis.
The Kentucky girls trail their series with Indiana 41-35. The teams split last summer, with Kentucky winning 84-78 in Louisville and falling 100-86 the next night in Indianapolis.
Tickets for the games in Lexington are on sale now. Prices are $20 for a reserved bench seat and $30 for a reserved chairback seat. One ticket is good for both games.


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It's that time of year! Autumn - when the pumpkins are out and the corn maze's are created. This kit is perfect for all those fall photos you will be taking in the leaves. Works great for Halloween or Thanksgiving photos also and who can resist the adorable scarecrow.
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Popeye, in one of his first full-color adventures, takes on "Sindbad the Sailor", or so it would seem. Once again, it's actually Bluto as the villain of the piece in this extra-length tale from 1936.
Ah, what fun. The Fleischers would follow up by having Popeye meet Ali Baba a few years later, and that was even better!
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