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Future of pub in doubt as new landlord backs out (From Daily Echo)
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Future of Bitterne Park Hotel in doubt again as new landlord backs out
Updated 4:14pm Saturday 8th February 2014 in News By Michael Carr, Reporter
THE future of a historic Hampshire pub which was thought to be saved has now been thrown back into doubt.
Residents and traders were celebrating after they heard that the Bitterne Park Hotel had been saved after another Southampton landlord stepped in to save the pub.
But now the future of the pub is once again hanging in the balance as landlord of the Obelisk pub in Woolston Kevin Guerrier, who took up the reins last week, has now pulled out of owning the Bitterne Park Hotel.
Minimal delay He said: "Having re-visited our business plan, strategy, feasibility study and levels of funding, we have unfortunately and regretfully decided not to proceed with our project to re-open the Bitterne Park Hotel for trading next week.
"We will instead continue to develop the business at the Obelisk Hotel in Woolston, including restarting the kitchen and continuing to support the local community."
However Kevin believes his short time plans will help any future landlord in the long run.
He added: "We have been able to help organise and arrange much of the working infrastructure needed to allow the future licensee of the Bitterne Park Hotel to re-open with minimal delay.
"We believe that the successful applicant will be rewarded with a highly successful business opportunity."
The pub was set to open on February 11, but now Enterprise Inns are seeking to find a new landlord, once again.
CAMRA spokesman for Hampshire Dave Howes, said: "From our point of view it is really disappointing, especially given the support the pub has had."
Also saddened by the news is Councillor for Bitterne Park ward, Ivan White, who said: "It is a shame that we are quickly losing all our local pubs in the ward as well as the city, they are part of the fabric of the community.
Interest "I hope somebody will be found to run it again."
A statement from Enterprise Inns, said: "We are sorry that Kevin won't be taking on the Bitterne Park Hotel, but we appreciate his reasoning and we would like to thank him for his time and efforts with the site over the past week.
"We did receive a lot of interest in the site when we previously advertised the lease and we are in the process of contacting those parties."
The statement added that they are still looking for a publican to take over the pub.
Call Enterprise Inns on 0900 953 0072 for more details.
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1:22pm Sat 8 Feb 14
Micle1974 says...
Big change in a couple of days..should have thought it through before contacting the daily echo and having pictures taken outside the bph splashed in the news
1:40pm Sat 8 Feb 14
Saint fans says...
1:43pm Sat 8 Feb 14
wwozzer says...
In other words: it's not viable.
1:48pm Sat 8 Feb 14
voiceof thepeople says...
2:58pm Sat 8 Feb 14
itsnotjustice says...
as soon as i read it i knew something wasnt quite right.. pubs are closing down all the time, yet here was a man who wanted to run two...
then in a week, hes thought, ahh hang on..we cant afford it.. rubbish..
nice way of letting all your locals know about the kitchen up and running again.
3:49pm Sat 8 Feb 14
apm1954 says...
3:56pm Sat 8 Feb 14
WILLIAM HAGUES TWIN BROTHER. says...
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9:24pm Sat 8 Feb 14
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12:58am Sun 9 Feb 14
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8:15am Sun 9 Feb 14
Block 42 says...
CapeMan wrote:I actually thought there was this dude called minimal delay.I feel a tit now.
Why does the fourth paragraph begin with minimal delay? If you are adding a header to a paragraph surely it should be in a different font or in bold or italics or something? Surely a journalist should have some sort of basic understanding of this sort of thing?
6:38pm Wed 26 Feb 14
AngryAleMan says...
It's TERRIBLE inside.
No fire safety, no CCTV, bad plumbing, roof leaks, wires hanging out of the walls etc...
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Oliver went on to run for 249 yards and another touchdown on 34 carries. Oliver outran Ohio by himself (the Bobcats finished with 233 yards of total offense) It was not the first time this year that an opposing running back made the Ohio defense look silly. Just think Bronson Hill had via Eastern Michigan, but this time it was in a loss.
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Still looking for something fun to do tonight?
How about catching hit band Neon Trees play a show in the town where they started? As an added bonus, the show, which is at Vista Murrieta High School, benefits the school's extracurricular programs.
Why Murrieta? Well, singer Tyler Glenn and guitarist Chris Allen both grew up there and it's actually where the band formed before relocating to Utah years ago.
It's a family-friendly, drug, alcohol, tobacco-free event. As I mentioned, it's a fundraiser for the school's programs. Tickets are still on sale and you can pick them up at the gate, too. If you've never seen them before, you're in for a treat.
The Active Set, from Los Angeles, is one of the openers. Another is The New Division, a fantastic local band that has been getting buzz all over the place. Guitarist Brock Woolsey is a VMHS alum, too.
The music starts at 6 p.m. The parking opens at 4 p.m. and there will be vendors and more. Colleague Michelle Klampe wrote more about what's happening before the bands take the stage.
I've been covering the band since I first took over as the music reporter six years ago and I can say they are among the nicest, most genuine people I've met. I'm really excited to see them play such a huge hometown show and I feel very fortunate that I'll get to catch up with them a little bit today.
Here are a couple of stories from the archives. This article is from just before the band played the 2011 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, a year after their major label debut "Habits" was released and "Animal" broke big time.
Last year I caught up with Chris and Tyler again to talk about follow-up album "Picture Show."
The deep cuts I'm hoping to hear tonight include "Sins of My Youth" and "Love and Affection" from "Habits," as well as "Teenage Sounds" and "Weekend" from "Picture Show."
I'll be posting some updates from the day via Twitter. You can follow along below.
Here's a blast from the past–Neon Trees performing "Sins of My Youth" at a Hot Topic in Montclair back in 2010.


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If you are in the mood for an unbelievable Deep Creek vacation experience, Ambiance is the perfect choice!
The prime location of this magnificent lakefront cedar chalet offers tremendous views, with a western exposure that presents unforgettable evening skies. Enjoy this view from all three levels with the help of entire walls of windows. Entertain yourselves with a fireside chat, a challenging game of pool, a lazy day on the lawn, or a starlit visit to your hot tub. The choices are endless. Right in the heart of Deep Creek, you'll find skiing, restaurants, and area attractions within a 5 minute drive.
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(RNN) - Counsel arguing against California's Proposition 8 at the Supreme Court cited the precedent of Loving v. Virginia, a civil rights case decided 46 years ago that legalized interracial marriage.
Mildred Loving, a black woman, and Richard Loving, a white man from Caroline County, VA, could not get married due to the state's anti-miscegenation laws.
The couple married in Washington but were arrested upon their return to Virginia for violating the state's Racial Integrity Act.
After pleading guilty, the couple relocated to Washington to avoid a year in jail. Their case eventually made its way to Virginia's Supreme Court in 1966, where the statute and the criminal convictions were upheld.
Mildred Loving contacted the ALCU, and lawyer Bernard Cohen took up the case. He argued Virginia's statue violated the Fourteenth Amendment, which prevents states from denying rights of any U.S. citizen, who are guaranteed "equal protection of the laws."
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For years I played in games where the system required you to stick rigidly to a set of morals/guidelines determined by the alignment you chose to play. Unless someone was going a paladin of some sorts almost everyone in my groups started out as either neutral good or neutral evil in out AD&D games. Both of them fitted almost any character we would chose to play and could cover almost any action they might do as long as you stayed away from the extremes. In all those years I have also never found a decent mechanism within D&D to play alignment changes although Dragonlance came close but that was very specific to the setting.
In later years we moved on to Vampire:TM where your actions had an impact on your humanity stat. This was the closest we ever came to a system that mirrored real life in that you could in theory do anything you wanted to but for every bad action you had a chance that you would start to spiral down into the abyss and lose touch with everything that made you human. Again though this was very black and white.
I guess what I'm getting at is why should we be relying on mechanics to mimic something that is so complex in real life that very few folk understand it fully anyway. Without being a psychologist do we need the system dumbed down that much that we revert to using lists of sins to judge how far we've moved from our original alignment? Why can't it be roleplayed out? If a player chooses to make that jump it's going to have a different affect on them than on another player and it should be worked through with the GM. That's all you need. The repercussions of an evil/good act can range from simple self loathing to something far worse but it should be specific to that that character and not drawn from a table ina rulebook.
These are just a few quick thoughts that I might expand on later once I get back into the swing of things. Hopefully November will be a busy month here at The Dice Bag.
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We urge the state legislature to complete the reforms it began two years ago to bring the liquor sales industry in Connecticut into the 21st century. Recall that lawmakers adopted a proposal by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy to finally end the blue law that prohibited the sale of alcohol on Sundays. Since then package store owners report little increase in business, saying their sales are now spread over seven days instead of six, while grocery stores selling beer have seen some increase as consumers grab a six-pack during their Sunday food shopping.
While expecting small increases in sales, we never saw Sunday openings as a way to generate a big boost in sales and resulting tax dollars, but rather as a step to benefit consumers. Furthermore, there was no justification for the prohibition.
What the legislature did not do two years ago, however, was heed the governor's call for lifting price controls and licensing limitations that prevent robust competition. Once again the Malloy administration is pushing to end the price controls, and we again voice support for the idea.
Small package store owners argue that without regulatory protection big-box retailers and large outlets, which can achieve savings through bulk purchasing, will be able to underprice their mom-and-pop stores. But the purpose of government regulation should be to assure fair competition, not pick sides. No no other retail sector in Connecticut receives special price control protection. It forces consumers to pay more.
Small package stores can compete in other ways, offering a level of personal service not found at big retailers and they are often located conveniently in their communities. Several stores could cooperate to make bulk purchases and pass along savings to their customers. It is time to move to open competition.
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A list of the databases to which Penrose Library subscribes can be found here. Click on a database and enter your DU ID and password if prompted (this will typically not be needed if you are accessing the databases from on campus). If you have any problems contact the circulation desk at 303.871.3707 to verify that you are a library registered user. If you need further assistance, contact the Reference Desk at 303.871.2905 or use the Research Question Form.
How do I get to the Penrose Library?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
The Penrose Library building is currently under renovation. This is the Academic Commons Project. Currently, services are provided in the Driscoll University Center North (Also called the Driscoll Student Center).
We recommend visitors park in the Driscoll Center Hourly lot, which is next to the north side of the building.
You could also use this Google Map to Penrose @ Driscoll.
How do I recall a book from another borrower?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
If a book is checked out by another borrower, you can recall the book. To recall a book, view the book's record in the Peak catalog and verify it is not available. Click on the "Recall" button at the top or bottom of the screen, enter your name and ID number, then confirm your request. We will notify the current borrower that someone is waiting to use the item, and we may assign an earlier due date. When the book is returned, we will hold it for you at the Circulation/Reserve Desk and you will be notified by e-mail that it is ready to be picked up. All borrowers are subject to recall 21 days after having checked out a book. Books may be recalled from all borrowers. All books are subject to recall.
How do I renew library items?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
Most material may be renewed. You may renew on-line by clicking View/Renew Your Books. Log in using your DU ID and Password. Click on "Items currently checked out." Click on "RENEW ALL" or select the individual items you wish to renew and clickt "RENEW SELECTED ITEMS". You can also renew by phone at 303.871.3707.
How do I request something if it is not in Penrose or in Prospector? How do I use Interlibary-Loan?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
Our Interlibrary Loan (ILL) office obtains materials unavailable at Penrose by borrowing from other library collections. The ILL office provides an easy-to-use web-based form to request items. Logon using your DU ID and Password and then fill out the appropriate form as completely as possible.
If you have any trouble completing the form a librarian or assistant from the Research Center can help you.
How do I sign up for a Group Study Room?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
There are nine Group Study Rooms available for DU students. A sign up sheet is located at the Penrose Library Borrowing & Lending (Circulation) Desk. Sign up is daily on a first-come first-served basis, and limited to two hours.
I can't access the article databases. Why doesn't my name and DU ID number work?Monday, March 22nd, 2010
If you use an ISP other than DU and your name and DU ID number are not working, then you may not be in the Penrose Library patron file database. You can check by calling the Circulation department at 303-871-3707 or completing the Research Question Form.


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The Tulsa Shock open the 2012 season at home Saturday night. This week, we've profiled a different player each day. This time, it's Ivory Latta's turn.
Ivory says while she is a professional basketball player, the sport is not her favorite.
"Baseball is my number one sport," she confesses. "I always knew I was going to be like the first girl to play with the Braves, play along with Chipper Jones who's my favorite player."
She says her dad encouraged her to stick with basketball and it's paid off.
Ivory says her hobby is sleeping.
"If that could be a hobby, I would win every time," she says.
Her favorite meal? Meat loaf, green beans and mashed potatoes.
"I can't make it, but my mom makes it. It's my favorite meal of all time."
"I am somewhat of a pet person, but I don't think I can live with a pet. I don't have anything against pets, I love pets, pets love me, I love animals, but I think I have a hard time keeping up with myself so I can't take care of any pet right now."
Ivory is a 5'6" guard and was a star at North Carolina, earning ESPN's Player of the Year and the Nancy Lieberman Award in 2006. She's been with the Shock since she was drafted with the 11th overall pick in 2007.
Last season, Ivory averaged 12.2 points, two rebounds and 3.2 assists for the Shock.
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This lovely little wooden bridge crosses over the creek in Mawson Lakes South Australia. It forms part of the intricate network of walking trails around the suburb.
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There are no kangaroos in Austria.
We're talking about Australia, the world's smallest continent. That being cleared up, let's dive right in!
Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.
The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party.
This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality.The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself!
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Like any four-year-old, Cameron Hazell had to put up with bullies in the classroom, but says Martial Arts was her saving grace.
Hazell explained, "At my school when I started it, I was always bullied and I didn't know what to do so I got better to know how to handle myself."
Hazell's mom, Lisa, has a different story.
She says she didn't know Cameron was being bullied until after she started taekwondo.
Lisa Hazell said, "I started hearing reports from the teachers about how she was defending herself. She was doing little trick moves that we've learned here on the mat."
No matter what the reason, the now nine-year-old black belt Hazell is now a world champion in the Creative Weapons and Extreme Weapons divisions, as she beat out hundreds of competitors from across the globe at the taekwondo world championships.
Her expertise is in nunchucks and sword.
Hazell trains at the ATA Leadership Martial Arts in Charlottesville.
Owners Ryan and Elizabeth Cirone have been with Hazell since she was a student at the Covenant School, prior to moving to Stafford.
Ryan Cirone said, "She practices everyday. When she wakes up in the morning, she practices. Before she goes to bed at night she practices. A lot of it is hard work, dedication and never giving up."
Now, Hazell is eligible for the Youth Olympics, but her real goal is to represent the United States at the actual Olympics.
A platform no bully could stand in the way of.
"The only thing that could limit her is how high she sets her goals, and she usually sets them pretty high," said Elizabeth Cirone.
Cameron said, "It's gonna take a lot of hard work, but I got this."
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Safety is a major concern in classrooms and workplaces across America. With 80 percent of teen-agers entering the workforce prior to graduation, it should be a No. 1 priorityespecially in light of the fact that one young person is killed every five days in work-related accidents.
To help combat this alarming statistic, SkillsUSA has formed an alliance with CareerSafe, a safety training program. CareerSafe offers 10 safety training modules that provide students with fundamental information for work.
Upon successful completion, a student will receive a 10-Hour CareerSafe Course Completion Card from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
This interactive, online program is youth-to-youth designed and delivered. The cost is $12 per student, and the training qualifies for Perkins grant funding. For more information, visit www.skillsusa.org/careersafe.html.
"Habits are safer than rules; you don't have to watch them. And you don't have to keep them, either. They keep you." Frank Crane
SkillsUSA Champions | Fall 2003 | Volume 38, No. 1


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UFC star Anderson Silva to test out acting chops in 'Tapped'
Originally published: Jul 5, 2013 - 2:51 pm
Current UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva will soon face perhaps his toughest challenge yet: acting.
While Silva, 38, has starred in documentaries such as "Like Water," he has yet to play a character other than himself.
Silva may be new to acting, but in the upcoming film "Tapped," he will get to work with a subject matter that's right in his wheelhouse.
A trailer for the film recently surfaced. According to the movie's Facebook page, the film is about "a disgruntled teenager, sent to do community service at a rundown Karate school, enters an MMA (mixed martial arts) tournament to face the man that killed his parents."
The film also stars Michael Biehn (of "The Terminator" and "Aliens") and fellow MMA veterans Lyoto Machida and Krzysztof Soszynski -- who had a prominent role training Kevin James' character in 2012's "Here Comes the Boom," which also revolved around MMA.
No official release date has been set for "Tapped."
- Brittney Griner, Phoenix Mercury - Thursday May 15Phoenix Mercury center Brittney Griner speaks on WNBA uniform changes and her new memoir.
- Jim Pitman, Mercury General Manager - Thursday February 13How do things look on the business side of the Mercury organization?
- Ann Meyers Drysdale, VP of Phoenix Suns & Phoenix Mercury - Thursday January 23Ann Meyers Drysdale, VP of Phoenix Suns & Phoenix Mercury, talks about landing the WNBA All-Star Gam
- Russ Pennell/Phoenix Mercury Head Coach - Thursday September 19Discusses playoffs, Mercury's defense, and difference between men's college basketball and women's p
- Diana Taurasi, Phooenix Mecury guard - Wednesday September 18The Mercury get ready for their playoff series against the Sparks.


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This week the Eastern Sierra Tri-County Fairgrounds will be buzzing with the activity of hundreds of local and visiting youth as they prepare to show and sell at the annual Junior Livestock Show and Auction.
Residents have an opportunity to join in the festivities as spectators at the shows and as buyers at the live auction to be held at 6 p.m. this Saturday.
With the Digital 395 fiber-optic backbone in place, the Eastern Sierra Connect Regional Broadband Consortium is helping locally owned small businesses capitalize on the improved Internet access.
The ESCRBC is giving away $700 and $1,300 ŌĆ£online deployment packagesŌĆØ that will partner local businesses with professional web designers to increase convenience for local shoppers and access a new market of out-of-the-area customers.
Those who would like to apply for the ESCRBC online deployment packages are asked to apply at escrbconsortium.org/online-presence/ by July 20.
Northern Inyo Hospital has approved a balanced budget, but to continue operating in the black, administrators say the district must reconsider how it does business.
At a special meeting on Wednesday, the hospital Board of Directors approved a set of personnel policies that will allow NIH to maintain its balanced budget despite increasing costs and a decrease in the number of patients using the hospital.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre just trying to turn the corner before the corner smacks us in the face,ŌĆØ said Hospital Administrator Victoria Alexander-Lane.
An extracurricular Bishop Union High School science club has officially launched a stratospheric commercial company that literally allows clients to test and publicize their products from the edge of EarthŌĆÖs atmosphere.
If youŌĆÖre looking for an excellent hike to an isolated lake basin with grand scenery that offers one of the best chances for quiet seclusion in Bishop Creek Canyon, the hike to the Tyee Lakes is for you.
The trail begins less than two miles from South Lake on the west side of South Lake Road. Take Highway 168 west from downtown Bishop to South Lake Road and then look for the Tyee Lakes information board at the trailhead, where thereŌĆÖs a bridge over the South Fork Bishop Creek.
County leaders agreed Tuesday to move forward with a reorganization of the Inyo County Library system and Museum Services Department, with the caveat that things can change if the new system doesnŌĆÖt work out.
The board voted unanimously to allow the Library to hire a new, part-time employee. The Eastern California MuseumŌĆÖs current part-time employee will now split time between the Museum and the Library (though, an exact schedule of when the employee will be working at each department has not been identified).
The Inyo County District AttorneyŌĆÖs Office is preparing for an Oct. 6, 2014 trial in the case against Dawndee and Ken Rossy, the Bishop couple who stand accused of embezzling more than $1.5 million from Inyo County Health and Human Services.
Dawndee allegedly stole the funds over an eight-year period from HHSŌĆÖ Public Assistance Program, where she worked until last year.
Last month, an Inyo County Superior Court judge denied a request from DawndeeŌĆÖs attorney to suppress statements she made to law enforcement during the investigation.
This yearŌĆÖs Independence Fourth of July grand marshals are John K. and Tansy Smith, long-time Independence community members.
Tansy moved to Independence with her mother and stepfather in the 1930s. She and John met in college. The two married during World War II, while John was in the Navy on the East Coast. They returned together, as soon as they could, to the Owens Valley, where they operated the Independence Dairy and ranched.
Merwyn ŌĆśJimŌĆÖ Paul Merrick Jr.
Merwyn ŌĆ£JimŌĆØ Paul Merrick Jr. passed away Thursday, June 12 in his home of 58 years. It was just eight days after his 89th birthday.
He was an only child born June 4, 1925 in Los Angeles, at the Good Samaritan Hospital to Merywn Sr. and Margaret ŌĆ£FernŌĆØ Merrick.
Edwin ŌĆśRockyŌĆÖ Curtis Rockwell Jr.
Born Sept. 19, 1920 to Edwin ŌĆ£NedŌĆØ Curtis Rockwell and Jessie Guild Rockwell at the New York City Hospital. He lived there until the age of 2. The family then moved to Brandon, Vt. where Rocky would learn the joy of hiking, photography, and being a prankster. He spent countless hours in the woods hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter. He would always have a camera or two with him. After graduating from Brandon High School, he attended Kimball Union Academy for a year and then entered the University of Maine to study Forestry.


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As part of the annual fee schedule approved by the Board of Governors, Missouri State University credit card policy is as follows:
Missouri State University accepts MasterCard, Discover, American Express and VISA. The Bursar will accept these cards at its payment kiosk only.
Missouri State University wants to provide students and their families a range of options for paying their educational expenses. Credit card payment methods, however, have become prohibitively expensive because of the fees charged by credit card companies for credit card transaction processing. Previously, this fee has been paid by the University and by all students, regardless of whether they used credit cards for payment or not. With the new system, only those who opt to pay using a credit/debit card incur the 2.75 percent fee charged by the third party company.
You can avoid paying the convenience fee by paying online with an e-check, an electronic withdrawal from your checking or savings account. You may also mail a check to Missouri State University.
No. The convenience fee is not refundable, even if the payment to which it relates is cancelled, refunded, credited or charged back.
Yes. If you use your debit card like a credit card to pay your student account charges, you will be charged the 2.75 percent convenience fee. For checking or savings account debits, please use the e-check option to avoid paying the convenience fee.
No. The fee does not apply to credit card payments made directly at the Bookstore, Taylor Heath Center or ticketing offices.
You can contact your bank to apply for a MasterCard. To apply for a Discover Card, visit the Discover Card website or call 1-800-347-2683. To apply for an American Express Card, visit the American Express Card website or call 1-800-223-2670.
Please visit the Missouri State Alumni Association to find out more information and how to apply for this card.
Yes. You should contact your bank and request your bank account number and bank routing number. With this information you will be able to pay online with an e-check, an electronic withdrawal from your account. Paying your account by e-check avoids being charged a convenience fee.


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The Atlanta Braves, whose outfield has been decimated by injuries to Jordan Schafer and Nate McLouth, have acquired center fielder Michael Bourn from the Houston Astros.
The Braves will send four players to Houston, according to Houston beat writer Alyson Footer:
The Astros traded Michael Bourn to the Braves in exchange for OF Jordan Schafer, LHP Brett Oberholtzer, RHP Paul Clemens and RHP Juan Abreu.
and, according to national baseball writer Ken Davidoff, the Braves get something else:
The #Braves will be receiving money from the #Astros in the Michael Bourn trade.
Bourn may be the fastest regular player in the National League, and his 39 stolen bases lead all major leaguers. In fact, Bourn's stolen more bases than three teams (Cardinals, Cubs and Tigers) this season; Atlanta has just 42 steals. Bourn has won Gold Gloves in each of the last two seasons.
This deal appears to be a big win for Atlanta, and continues the retooling of the Houston roster after their trade sending Hunter Pence to the Phillies on Friday.
According to Richard Justice, Schafer will come off the Disabled List on August 11 and immediately become the Astros' every-day center fielder. None of the other prospects acquired by Houston figure to contribute immediately, but all three pitchers are considered legitimate prospects.