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Morgan Jackson carded a four-over par 76 to lead the JU women's golf team after the first round of the 2011 Atlantic Sun Conference Championship at the Victoria Hills Country Club.
The Dolphins carded a 26-over par round of 314 to finish in seventh place, 20 shots behind Kennesaw State, who leads the team 10-team competition by three shots over Campbell.
Jackson, who has led the team in stroke average this season, is tied for 18th in the individual competition, trailing Mercer's Kimberly Graff, who carded a two-under par 70 to hold the lead after 18 holes.
"We struggled coming in today and that kept us from posting a good score today," said JU head coach Mike Blackburn. "I was really pleased with Morgan's round today. She got off to a rough start, but kept battling all day to put together a good round."
The rough start was a double bogey at the first, but just two more bogeys were recorded on the front nine to make the turn at four-over par. Five straight pars were broken with a bogey at the par-5 15th, but a birdie at the par-4 18th ended her round on a high note, getting back to four-over par.
Melissa Magdor carded the second best round of the day for JU, a five-over par 77, to finish in a tie for 22nd. She made the turn at even-par after a birdie at the par-5 ninth, but four bogeys in the last five holes put a damper on her round.
Kristen Boettcher battled all day to card an eight-over par, 80, to finish in a tie for 32nd. A double bogey at the first got her off to a rough start, eventually making the turn at five-over par. Four bogeys and a birdie at the par-3 11th rounded out a back nine 39 to finish her round.
Meghan Hughes carded a nine-over par 81 to finish in a tie for 36th. She made the turn at two-over par, but struggled on the final four holes, playing them five-over par.
Jessica Williams carded a 12-over par 84 that was poised to be much better before playing the final two holes at five-over par. She is tied for 42nd place.
As a team, the Dolphins played the final four holes at eight-over par, falling from 18-over par to 26-over par.
JU will go off early again on Tuesday in the second round with Belmont. Fans can follow the team via live scoring at Golfstat.com.


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With financial support from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the Campus Office of Undergraduate Research Initiatives (COURI), and grants from members of the Neuroscience Faculty Team at UTEP, the Summer Mentoring and Research Training program in Methods in the Neuroscience of Drug-addiction (SMART MIND) is held each summer.
Students have an opportunity to choose the project that they would like to work on and the laboratory they are interested in joining. In their application form they can select from among several projects designed to take them from novice to relatively independent researcher status. These projects will provide a meaningful exposure to research methodology in neuroscience with a strong emphasis in drug addiction studies. The following areas of research are included:
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Scottsbluff Schools receiving input from parents in survey
The Scottsbluff Public School District is in the process of receiving parent input through opinion surveys once again. The survey questions are the same as last year, which will allow the district to create trend data.
Superintendent Rick Myles says last year's rate of return of the surveys was over 57 percent, with 1,421 respondents. Last year's results showed high parent satisfaction with academics. 93.6% of parents agree with the statement "My child's school provides a high quality of educational programs." 88.5% agree with the statement "My child is given challenging work in all classes." 91.9% agreed with the statement "Learning is engaging for my child."
Survey results show high parent satisfaction with school climate. 91.4% of parents agreed with the statement "My child's school has a safe and orderly environment." 93.5% agreed with the statement "My child feels that school is a safe place to learn." 93.6% feel welcome in their child's school.
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POLICE are investigating the death of a cyclist on a country road north of Winchester.
Officers were called to the scene at Hunton between Sutton Scotney and Micheldever shortly before 4pm on Monday, January 13.
It is believed the cyclist, a man in his 60s, fell from the bicycle. He was pronounced dead at the scene. He has not been named.
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Federal officers foiled an alleged attempt by a Somerton woman to smuggle hard drugs near the Arizona border.
Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of San Luis arrested the woman Sunday after they allegedly found nearly 47 pounds of methamphetamine and more than three pounds of heroin in packages in her vehicle's gas tank.
The meth is valued at almost $723,000 and the heroin is worth an estimated $42,000.
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Is My Teen Ready for a Car?
Q. Our daughter is turning 17 next month and my husband wants to buy her a car. She's had her license for about 7 months and so far she's only received one speeding ticket. She is a pretty good driver, and an average student. My concern, however, is that the car will distract her from her school work. Can you give me some guidelines to help me decide if she's ready?
A. There are some advantages and many cautions regarding buying a teen a car. Also, there's a big difference between having a car available for your child to drive, and giving her one that's hers to use to go anywhere she wants, any time she wants.
Let's face it: it's convenient for parents when their responsible teenager has a driver's license and access to a car. For the parent, there's no more driving the teen to and from soccer, cheerleading, or various social events. Plus the teen can deliver younger siblings to their activities and when needed, make a quick run to the grocery store.
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Brian Wood Launches All-Female X-Men Series
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The series launches in April.
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USA Today announced that Brian Wood and Oliver Copiel will be working on a new female X-Men series in April. The series, which was hinted at in last week's "XX" teaser, will star Storm (still with a mohawk), Psylocke, Jubilee, Rachel Grey, Rogue and Kitty Pryde.
According to the USA Today article, the series will focus on Jubilee and will feature Sublime, Sentinels and a threat from outer space.
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Ottawa's upscale Italian restaurant in the heart of Ottawa's downtown core.Tosca Ristorante offers a magnificent blend of traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine in surroundings nothing short of sheer elegance. As soon as you walk in you will be greeted with a combination of
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Dined on 4/5/2014
Great service, Great food, we had
another excellent meal at Tosco's in Findlay Creek, We recommend this restaurant, you won't be disappointed."
Dined on 3/14/2014
Great food, excellent service,
clean and comfortable with great atmosphere. Only negative was too much vinegrette dressing on my salad, next time I'll ask to have the dressing on the side! The price was reasonable also, we will definitely be returning."
Dined on 3/13/2014
Food was average at best Nothing
bad, nothing great. The portions were enormous"
Dined on 3/8/2014
Tosca Findlay Creek is a favorite
place for us to dine, and it once again met our expectations. Cozy, romantic, friendly comfortable and delishous food and great wine. Servers and other employees freindly and pleasant. We look forward to our next visit there."
Dined on 2/15/2014
The evening was incredible, the
food delicious and the ambiance relaxing. I would highly.recommend this little gem in the heart of Findlay Creek."
Dined on 2/15/2014
This restaurant was recommended by
my daughter. It has a lovely ambience and very good service. The food service was prompt and everything was piping hot and delicious. This was our first visit to Tosca, but it certainly won't be our last.a new favorite, for sure!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
The food and service get better
with every visit !"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Very nice décor and food is very
good. It can get quite loud when there are many diners. It has a nice private room, if you can get it, for about 12 people. Service was very good."
Dined on 1/22/2014
A bit noisy, but it was Saturday
evening. The food was excellent, as was the staff. My favorite.....Tortellini Gorgonzola"
Dined on 11/2/2013
Can't go wrong with the food,
ambiance and the service. You will not be disappointed. This is a true Italian restaurant."
Dined on 8/31/2013
The appetizers and salads were
great. The main courses were a little diassapointing."
Dined on 6/2/2013
Nice neighbourhood Italian
spot.Food is very good with large portions.Good wine list. Worth a try."
Dined on 5/27/2013
We were out with our family to
Tosca restaurant last Friday night. The waiters and waitresses were very attentive and efficient. We didn't have to wait long for our food. The deep fried zucchini was the best and everyone enjoyed their main courses."
Dined on 5/10/2013
Was greeted. Seated. Very nice
table by window (although no view). Service was great, and the food was very good, with all my party commenting positively. Only exception was the pasta Aribierara was very spice! Fairly good value although the wines were priced just a touch high. All in all a wonderful experience and we would all elect to return."
Dined on 4/27/2013
good service. upbeat and helpful
staff. my husbands salmon dish had some skin left on but enjoyed it. my chicken parm was very good, large serving. We plan on returning in the future to perhaps try a lunch menu"
Dined on 2/14/2013
It was our first time at Tosca.
The reception was warm and welcoming and the place was packed! We started with mussels and they were fantastic. My husband had the seafood linguini and he said it was good although the scallops and scampi were rubbery. My seafood salad was really tasty. We found the noise level so high that we couldn't hear each other without raising our voices :( Next time we will book a booth so we are separate a bit and we can visit more easily. Thank-you...."
Dined on 2/14/2013
We went to Tosca for our
anniversary, and the restaurant is very nice. The chicken parm was a bit flavourless... The manicotti was very tasty. The desserts were fantastic! This would also be a great place for a girls' night out."
Dined on 1/23/2013
Food was very tasty well prepared
and presented. Arctic Char and Chicken main were full of flavour . Will go again .Great neighbourhood addition to Findlay Creek"
Dined on 12/31/2012
The food at this location is just
as wonderful as its established restaurant downtown, which we have frequented since it opened. At Findlay Creek, pastas are well prepared, sauces delicious and other offering following similar suit. Additionally, they have the best spumoni! The service is not yet seamless however -- I suspect they are still working out the kinks and polishing their service skills, having just opened. I am anticipating that it will improve though, since the staff is friendly, eager and, by the size of the crowd on Saturday night, local diners are more than happy to help them through it. Looking forward to my next visit -- this coming weekend!"
Dined on 11/10/2012
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XCOM is a gamble on a hardcore genre, and there is more riding on its success than you think
There will be many industry eyes watching the sales of XCOM: Enemy Unknown. The game is scoring around 90 on Metacritic after the first round of reviews have gone live, and I will confess that I'm not sure what else I can say about the game after spending hours playing the preview build, writing about different aspects of play, and then playing the final version of the game. I think fans of turn-based games will be very happy with Enemy Unknown, and I think that the combination of splashy camera angles, a more guided experience, and strong controls on the consoles could introduce a new generation to this sort of game. That's why the stakes are so high with the game's release. If it fails, it's going to do so very publicly, with many members of the press and fans of the series pulling for it. If that happens we won't see another game of this type, with this kind of budget, for a long time.
Looking out is more important than looking back
Enemy Unknown is the right kind of franchise reboot, and comparing the original game to this updated version is telling. There was much time spent on the game's tutorial, as modern gamers don't like feeling adrift in their games. There is only one base that you control, although the decisions you make while expanding that base and researching new weapons and armor are very important. The small, vocal set of XCOM fans should be happy, but in many ways they're not the most important group to placate. "I think the hardcore fans know [XCOM] and love it and remember playing it, but there is a huge player base that consider themselves hardcore that have never played XCOM before," Garth DeAngelis, the game's lead producer, told the Penny Arcade Report in a previous interview. "I think there's an inherent appeal to this IP: aliens invading Earth. We wanted to embrace the original and not lose sight of what made it special. We think it will fit into the modern landscape nicely… Our wrinkle is that we're not a shooter, we do things differently. We think we can scratch an itch that players have never heard of XCOM and may not even know that they have." That's what's at stake here. This isn't a smaller game trying to make a niche audience happy; Enemy Unknown is a mainstream, $60 title on consoles and the PC that's pushing turn-based strategy gaming in a very real way. The punishing, uncompromising nature of the original wouldn't fly in today's market, and perhaps that's a good thing. "I'm trying to think back to 1994, when XCOM was first released. Gaming was still a subculture, and especially when it came to hard-hitting strategy games like XCOM," game journalist Patrick Stafford wrote. "Players were extremely dedicated to the game, obsessing over every detail. It was a common point of interest for many people, banding them together. For many it no doubt defined a lot of their teenage years."That sense of being protective of the past has to go, at least in some ways. "…When it comes to gaming remakes, sometimes it's better to let go of the past and cling on to what fresh opportunities a reimagining can bring," Stafford said, and he's right. Being precious about the changes made to a classic franchise in this case is missing the forest for the trees, as I don't think 2K Games is trying to resurrect a franchise as much as they're trying to expand the viability of a genre that has been stagnant for some time.
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Back in 2011 2K Games president Christoph Hartmann responded to criticism about the then-upcoming first-person shooter version of XCOM. "The '90s generation of gamers all love XCom and we own the IP, so we thought OK, what do we do with it? Every studio we had wanted to do it and each one had its own spin on it. But the problem was that turn-based strategy games were no longer the hottest thing on planet Earth. But this is not just a commercial thing – strategy games are just not contemporary," he said in an interview with MCV UK. "I use the example of music artists. Look at someone old school like Ray Charles, if he would make music today it would still be Ray Charles but he would probably do it more in the style of Kanye West. Bringing Ray Charles back is all fine and good, but it just needs to move on, although the core essence will still be the same," Harmann continued. That sound you heard was a few million middle fingers going up as gamers reacted to this heresy with disbelief and anger. The problem is that I've been told repeatedly that Enemy Unknown as been in development for around four years, meaning the game was likely in full production at Firaxis when Hartmann made these remarks. It's possible he was banking on our anger, and the fact we'd be ready to support a strategy-centric XCOM title just to prove him wrong. Or we're giving him too much credit. Still, it's interesting to go back and re-read the angry comments responding to Hartmann's apparent slight to the strategy genre when the company was actually betting heavily on a strategy game for 2012. It's also worth noting that 2K Games has supported the hell out of XCOM at industry events, they've made developers available for interviews, and have even sent the press extensive preview builds so they could write detailed early looks at the game. This is what you do when you know you're sitting on a good game, and the mountains of positive pre-release coverage have proven out this strategy.
The possibilities for turn-based strategy have never been greater
Think of all the right moves that have been made with this game. It would have been nearly impossible to get a turn-based strategy game greenlit without a known property attached, and XCOM is still a powerful draw for core gamers. There is multiplayer in the package, and it's fun, but the appropriate amount of resources have been allocated to it. You can pick a level, create a force out of existing character models and assets, and fight against your friends. It adds value to the game without spending a large amount of the budget and resources forcing an intricate multiplayer system when the real draw is the intense single-player game. This isn't to say that the game has bowed down to modern sensibilities. Enemy Unknown features an extensive tutorial that does an amazing job of introducing players to the game, but you can also turn on Classic and Ironman mode if you're ready for a more anachronistic challenge. This modern XCOM is willing to coddle players who need it and punish players who ask for it. Even with quick-saves you can lose the game if enough countries pull out of the XCOM project due to your inability to protect them, which means that if you make enough poor decisions early in the game it can be hard to pull out of the nosedive. In many cases it seems like the hardcore fans are confusing the game's welcoming nature for a game that has been dumbed down. Nothing could be further from the truth. Dead soldiers stay dead. It's possible to lose on both the micro and the macro scale. You learn the importance of cover very quickly. Turn on the right settings, and the game is willing to break your nose for your mistakes, and even on normal difficulty you don't win the missions easily. The game may bump you in the right direction to move the story forward, but that's it. Success or failure is up to you. In many ways this is an incredibly hardcore product, but it's wrapped in enough modern trappings that a wide audience may try it, and fall in love with this style of play. Compare the savvy way this game has been updated and changed for modern audiences with the clumsy Syndicate first-person shooter, or even the fabled XCOM first or third-person shooter that has apparently fallen on hard times. Enemy Unknown isn't a shot-for-shot remake, nor is it a complete re-imagining. It's something in between, and it has the potential to put this style of gaming back into the mainstream. XCOM: Enemy Unknown has every opportunity to become a hit. The game has decent brand recognition, it seems to have a solid marketing budget, the reviews have been incredibly positive, and it's a top-notch game serving a genre that needs a mainstream hit. If Enemy Unknown turns a solid profit, who knows? We may seem more high-quality strategy games released and aimed at the mainstream market. If XCOM flops we're back to smaller games in the turn-based genre being celebrated due to their very existence. I have a review copy of the game on my hard drive, but I've already deleted it, and I'm going to buy my own copy of Enemy Unknown today. This isn't just an attempt to inject new life into a genre, it's a company betting heavily on a game they believe in, despite the historical problems strategy games have seen on the consoles. I'm ready to throw my chips in with 2K and Firaxis. More XCOM:


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I was just thinking the other day about how amazing it is that we are already nearing the end of the first decade of the "new" millennium. When I was in high school I was pretty certain that Christ would return before I graduated. Then when I actually moved on into that next phase of my life called "College" I still held the imminence of His return, but less dogmatically and with more expectation that I had a life to live and be an influence for Him. It took the influence of professors and lots of exposure to lots of ideas from humanity's past to steer me toward a path of looking for platforms of influence from which to share the gospel and the truth about the God I worship.
I appreciate all of you and your influence upon Bryan College students (two of which are my offspring) to steer them toward "making a difference in the world". I seek to augment that influence by facilitating their exposure to the ideas from humanity's past and present, both good and bad, laudable and despicable that will help them to see both humanity's need of redemption as well as the shining lives of those who have lived out that redemption. When students show an interest (and even when they don't) please remember to encourage them to dig deeper, to know more, to get more understanding of how others have and how they can find platforms of influence in their world through reading and otherwise engaging breadth and depth of their culture through the resources, activities, and services sponsored by the library. You can be a shallow person and seek information in a library, but you cannot remain so if you engage with much there for very long.
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CATEGORIES Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Awards, Family Films, Oscar Watch, Oscars, Awards, CinematicalBeauty and the Beast was the first animated film to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. Not Snow White. Not Fantasia. It took over 60 years for the Academy to acknowledge the medium as a worthy candidate to fill one of its vaunted five slots. It took another 18 years and an extra five slots for such a film to breakthrough again. Now, what will it take for one to actually win it all? The answer may have just opened this past weekend.
It is way too early into the film year to be putting any long-term stock into what may even be nominated at this point. Never mind even winning. We are still a month away from Christopher Nolan's Inception, a film midway through July that is possibly only the third serious candidate for a Best Picture nomination. Shutter Island might be long forgotten by the time we make it to November, but chances are that Toy Story 3 will not be.
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2006: The Departed (209-17 = 92%)
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Toy Story 3 is currently at 98% with 162 positive reviews vs. a rather astounding 3 negative. The only other wide release that even comes close to this tally is Dreamworks' How To Train Your Dragon, also with only three negative reviews and sitting pretty at 98%. Sure there are acclaimed documentaries and limited releases like Fish Tank and The Ghost Writer. But you have to go all the way down to Kick-Ass to find a live action film on over 1000 screens even close to such critical support. And it is at 78%. Naturally, these numbers could consist nothing of 3-star reviews, barely passing their way into the positive. But getting so many critics to agree that a film is worth seeing rather than not is rarer than one might believe. In 2009, only six films to get a release of over 1000 screens scored 90% or better. Three of them (Up, Precious, Fantastic Mr. Fox) were nominated for Best Picture or Animated Feature. The other three were Drag Me To Hell, Star Trek and Ponyo. The Hurt Locker never made it past 535 screens.
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Lee Unkrich's film is already destined to be one of the best reviewed films of the year. Screenwriter Michael Arndt already has one Oscar in his back pocket for Little Miss Sunshine. Six of Pixar's ten features have received a screenplay nomination, including five of the last six and the original Toy Story. It would be stunning if Arndt was not already reserved one of the Adapted Screenplay slots. It is announced as the final chapter in a trilogy that has earned some of the most consistent praise for any series. The Academy waited for The Return of the King to honor Peter Jackson's achievement and had no qualms nominating The Godfather's return to cinema after 16 years, a concluding chapter that even supporters agree is not on par with the first two. Many reviews of Toy Story 3 contain the words "equal" and "best of."
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Police on Monday identified the siblings as Clarence Porter and Avis M. Whitley, 85. They resided together on Village View Circle in Loganville. Whitley had suffered a severe stroke several weeks ago and was in poor health, said Gwinnett police spokesman Cpl. Edwin Ritter.
Police responded to a 911 call before services began Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Grayson at 2142 Loganville Highway, near the city's downtown business area.
Responding officers found the siblings dead in a white 1996 Mercury Villager van in the parking lot.
"The homicide investigators determined that this was a murder-suicide perpetrated by Mr. Porter by shooting Ms. Whitely in the head and then turned the gun on himself inside the van," Ritter said.
Investigators have not determined a motive for Porter's alleged actions, Ritter said. The investigation continues.
Check www.gwinnettdailypost.com for updates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are some common things I should bring when I move to Bryan?
Check out the "What To Bring" page. It has many good ideas for what to bring and what to leave at home.
Is there a curfew for students, and if so, what time is it?
All students are required to be in their residence hall by 12:30 a.m. Sunday-Thursday and by 2:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Students can stay off-campus for the night to go home or visit a friend, etc., but need to fill out a permission slip identifying their location for the night.
Is it possible to get a room without a roommate?
Currently, single rooms are not available due to the large number of students living on campus. Housing is determined based on a student's number of credit hours earned, so in the event that a room is empty, it is made available based on credit hours earned.
What about getting into a three-person room? How does that work?
It works the same as a single-person room. All housing is based on a seniority basis. If three-person rooms are still available after returning students have made their decisions and signed up for their rooms, then housing for these rooms is made on a first-come, first-serve basis. No student is guaranteed either a single or a triple room.
What is an R.A.?
R.A.s, or Resident Assistants, are senior, junior and sophomore students that seek to encourage community within the residence halls, while also maintaining community living standards. We don't consider them super-heroes...just students with a God-centered desire to minister to their peers.
What is an R.D.?
Resident Directors are post-college individuals that live in the residence halls as full-time Bryan staff members. Part of their role is to maintain community living standards, which can often involve disciplinary matters, but much of their job centers on building relationships with students and providing guidance for life. Resident assistants report directly to the resident directors. Each of Bryan's five residence halls has an R.D.
What kind of pets can I have at Bryan?
You may have fish in any of the residence halls at Bryan. Dogs, cats, snakes, birds and all other pets are not permitted.
Do residents have cable in their rooms?
In an effort to enhance community within the residence halls, cable is not available to students in their rooms. However, cable is installed and available in each residence hall's lounge.
What is "room inspection"?
Room inspection is a weekly task performed by all residents in their rooms. Basically, its purpose is to keep the residence halls clean. The resident assistants conduct room inspection for their individual halls. Guidelines for room inspection are given in the Student Handbook.
What are quiet hours?
In order to preserve a peaceful atmosphere conducive to study and relaxation, quiet hours are in effect between 11:30 p.m. and 9 a.m. Essentially, any action which interferes with another resident's ability to study or sleep during the time is a violation, so playing of music at too high of volume, talking loudly or yelling, etc., is not permitted.
Are points like demerits?
The point system at Bryan is designed to encourage discipline in daily life. It's not uncommon to receive points for room inspection. Students living on campus are permitted 30 points each semester. Points are generally given by resident assistants, the resident directors and the dean of students. These are not condemnatory marks against a person's character; they're reminders to strive harder in conforming to the image of Christ.
Can girls visit guys in their residence halls and vice versa?
The answer is yes and no. Each residence hall has a ground floor common lounge that is open throughout most of the day to visitors. These are great places to watch tv, study, play games or just hang out. Each residence hall is also open during specific times on the weekends, allowing students to visit on the halls and in rooms. This is the only time that male students are permitted past the lounge of a women's residence hall, and vice versa.
What are floor parents?
Floor parents are a great way to get a touch of home away from home. Generally, floor parents are either faculty or staff of Bryan College that "adopt" a floor of students and invite them over to their home once or twice a semester for food and fellowship. There are definite benefits to having floor parents!
I'm not sure if I'll have enough space for what I bring...is there some place I could store some things during the semester? I might bring my bike.
Each residence hall has various storage areas available for students to use. Students must have their name labeled on anything put in storage for identification purposes. In addition, Bryan's campus has several bike racks available for student use.
I don't know if I'll bring a mini-fridge with me or not. Is there some place I can keep food?
Each residence hall has a kitchen, complete with a refrigerator, stove and oven, microwave and other kitchen related items.
What about access to the Internet?
All of Bryan's residence halls have wireless Internet capability for students. In addition, each residence hall has a computer lab connected to the Bryan College Intranet.
Where can I do my laundry and how much will it cost me each time?
Each residence hall has laundry facilities that are open all the time. The fee for the laundry facilities is included in your tuition, so you won't have to save your quarters or find someone to make change with.
Can I stay in the residence halls over a break?
For Fall and Spring breaks, which are a total of eight consecutive days, students are permitted to stay in the residence halls but are required to register with the Office of Student Life and pay a housing fee. Students do not have to pay a fee to stay during Thanksgiving and Easter breaks (shorter in duration), but they are required to register with OSL. During Christmas break, students can only stay on campus if they are part of an ongoing school-sponsored event.


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Breathtaking Log Cabin, Hot tub, WiFi, Whirlpool, Grill in Branson
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- sleeps 10
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Thank you for considering Moose Canyon Lodge as your vacation rental cabin. We hope this site will give you the information you need to decide that THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU. Moose Canyon Lodge is one of the newest cabins in Branson Cedars Resort near Table Rock Lake. Only 9 miles south of Branson, this location offers the best of both worlds-----a quiet home away from home, yet within 10 minutes of all Branson has to
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Why this is the perfect place to get-away:
1. Privacy---this is so much better than staying in a condo or hotel-
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2. If you want to save money & cook, our fully furnished kitchen
offers everything you need. If not, you're only 10 minutes away
from Branson.
3. With 3 bedrooms & 2 living areas, there is room for everyone. No
need to rent multiple rooms for your large or extended family. If
you are looking for a romantic getaway, look no further as our
whirlpool tub, private hot tub on the back deck, and wood burning fireplace
offer plenty of cozy places to snuggle up with the one you love!
4. There is SO much to do in Branson. Check out our "attractions"
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If you are considering family vacation plans, or a couple's getaway,
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Call for great rates or inquire using the links below!
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Moose Canyon Lodge is a complete vacation home with the following
- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with a loft, 1550 square feet that sleeps up to 10 (split plan with
master on 1 side, 2 bedrooms on other)
- Master suite with king bed, whirlpool tub with separate shower
- Guest room with queen bed
- Guest room with 2 twin beds
- Sleeper sofa in living area
- Sleeper sofa in upstairs loft area
- Soaring vaulted ceiling and stone, wood burning fireplace in
downstairs living area
- 5 flat screen LCD TV's with cable, & 5 dvd players
- Free high speed wireless Internet.
- Fully equipped kitchen
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- Private 5 person hot tub on deck.
- BBQ grill on deck. The deck spans the entire back of house, and
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- Outdoor seating/dining on deck.
- Community pool & private hot tub also available.
- All linens (kitchen, bathroom, & bedroom) are provided along with
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- Washer & dryer provided in cabin. Iron & ironing board included.
- Hair dryers in each bathroom.
- Clock radio with CD player in each bedroom.
- We've even included a few extras such as games, puzzles, family
friendly dvds, and Legos for the younger crowd.
activities and attractions in Branson Missouri
Topping our list of favorite things to do here is lounging on the
back deck with a good book or relaxing in the hot tub. However,
with Branson only 10 minutes away, the opportunities for fun are
endless. Here are a few of our other favorites:
Live music shows
Branson Landing--- waterfront shopping (including Bass Pro store,
dining, & entertainment district)
Titanic museum: the world's largest Titanic museum attraction
Boat rental & guided fishing trips---we're only a few miles away from
Table Rock Lake
Dogwood Canyon: incredible scenery----hiking, biking, fishing,
scenic tram, -----this place is a "must see"
2 amusement parks to choose from, Silver Dollar City or White Water
Dixie Stampede (great family entertainment---4 course meal included)
Big Cedar Lodge: We are located directly across from the entrance to
Big Cedar Lodge. Big Cedar offers both fine and casual dining, a full
service spa, photography studio, horseback riding, and a marina, all
open to the public.
Branson IMAX: watch a movie on the BIG screen
Many live theatrical productions to choose from.
15 minutes from the new Branson airport.
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Dates Midweek Weekend Minimum stay
2014 nightly rates
Jan 3 - Feb 27 $125 $175 2 nights
Feb 28 - May 15 $175 $225 2 nights
May 16 - Aug 21 $245 $295 3 nights
Aug 22 - Jan 3, 2015 $225 $275 3 nights
NOTE: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
*** 6.10 % sales tax and one time $85 cleaning fee are additional.
*** Holiday and special events may have higher rates and may require
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*** Credit card payments are accepted through Pay-pal.
All reservations require a 30% deposit. Final payment is due 2 weeks before arrival. See rental agreement for the cancellation policy and more information.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Branson
- Sight and Sound Theatre
- Dixie Stampede
- Silver Dollar City
- Magnificent Seven
- Shepherd of the hills
Top things to do with a family
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TOLLROADSnews is for sale. It's time to see if someone else can make something more of it. I'd like to continue writing for it for a while longer, but it needs to be less-Samuel. It needs a new editor and new contributors. Most of all it needs a new owner.
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Major liability is my disinterest in the business side of it.
I'd hoped Steph would take it over. She's worked up some promising ideas for developing it as a business but she has decided she can't raise the capital needed herself.
To be financially viable she says TOLLROADSnews needs to go to some mix of free and subscription content. To do that the website may need to be rebuilt. We need to automate handling and payment of RFPs, Events, Industry Postings etc.
That needs expertise we don't have.
Maybe it needs to package reports into a monthly with more depth.
It could be more useful to readers and writers with databases of projects, toll operations, traffic, and toll rates.
It needs proper international coverage.
Someone new needs to own it and develop it.
I'll happily be an employee or contractor chatting on the telephone, reading stuff from here and there, and tapping a keyboard for a year or two more.
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Now's the time to try see if someone else can do something with it.
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Spain have gone 450 minutes plus without conceding in Euro 2012 and well over 900 without conceding in the knockout rounds of major tournaments, but they really ought to have had their lead reduced here. Some clever attacking player from Italy exploited Jordi Alba's inattention on defence, and Antonio di Natale was on hand near the edge of the six yard box. The Udinese hitman should have scored, but Iker Casillas came out with a flying save to deny the only man to have beaten him this tournament.
Italy have looked significantly more threatening since di Natale's come on, at least -- that's two great chances to get themselves back into the game. In an attempt to switch things up, Cesare Prandelli deploys his third and final substitute: Thiago Motta for Riccardo Montolivo. Too little, too late.
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