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Whether you have an iPad or an iPad 2, the question of printing will almost certainly be asked. Even though we seem to have gone nearly paperless these days, there are still times that you want to print something, and then you remember that there is this really cool technology called Airprint. While there are ways to use Airprint without any special printer, the best experience you can have with it, is to get an Airprint enabled printer for your iPad. Here's the best ones.
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HP Photosmart D110A
This was the first official Airprint enabled printer for the iPad and remains one of the best. It is not a high-end printer, rather it is perfect for casual printing, photos, and documents. It does come with some software for making calendars, books and photo books but the real benefit of this printer is the price. It is around $70 and for that price you get a fully Airprint enabled printer that is ready to go once you plug it in.
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- Quickly print from the Web without using a PC
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- Save energy and conserve resources (Energy Star qualified)
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This is a decent low-end printer with a few very cool features, and satisfactory but not stellar performance. It would be the ideal printer for a small family, especially with children who like to print things (and what kids don't like to print things). I'm going to quickly go through the features and mention what I've experienced after playing with it for a few days; where relevant, I'll compare its features to my slightly more expensive Canon printer.
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Now fully Airprint enabled this nearly 4-star printer is a fast and affordable option if you are looking for something that lets you print documents and lab-quality photos, make copies, and scan photos all without turning on your PC or Mac. It prints at up to 32 ppm (black) and 30 ppm (color) which is pretty fast for a color printer.
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Here is one of the best Airprint enabled printers and it falls in the category of "high-end" printers. That also means it is more expensive that the other two but there are reasons for that. It comes in at around $260. This is a definite workhorse that happens to also deliver full web browsing right from the printer itself. It also prints, copies, scans, and it has a detachable 7″ full-color touchscreen that lets you roam around and browse the web with remote printing.
The HP Photosmart e-Station has print speeds of up to 33 pages per minute black and 32 ppm color and integrated wireless 802.11b/g/n so you can print and even fax from multiple PCs in your home. You can print Snapfish photos, coupons, movie tickets and other great Web content without a PC using print apps and the HP TouchSmart screen, and HP ePrint makes it easy to send photos, documents and more from any mobile device directly to this all-in-one.
The HP Photosmart e-Station has a 125-sheet input tray, a 20-sheet auto-engaging photo tray, automatic 2-sided printing and a flatbed scanner that lets you scan 3D objects and documents up to 8.5″ x 11.7″ . You can also print borderless photos up to 8.5″ x 11″ . Individual inks and high-capacity cartridges help cut down on printing costs, and this Energy Star-qualified inkjet printer helps you conserve energy.
While the detachable screen is cool, it is really not necessary when you have an iPad or iPhone handy. Nonetheless, it's a great little feature. But as others have pointed out, it's not a replacement for a tablet and the great thing about this printer is that it simply is a good workhorse for a lot of printing.
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Equipped with built-in Ethernet and wireless 802.11b/g/n networking so you can share printing with your colleagues, the compact HP LaserJet Pro CP1525nw color printer gives you high-quality, affordable color and helps you save on energy and office space. Print from anywhere in the world with this innovative laser printer, which lets you send photos, documents and more from any mobile device directly to your printer with HP ePrint.
With the HP LaserJet Pro CP1525nw, you can start and finish your prints jobs faster with Instant-on Technology, which reduces energy use up to 50% and you can also print only the web content you need, neatly and accurately, with HP Smart Web Printing.
The great thing about this printer, is that it has a nearly 5-star rating, is a laser printer, and it supports so many great wireless features. Laser printers used to cost well over $500 and up but this one is around $240 which is why it is also one of the best Airprint enabled printers.
It also looks nice in an office as well as the home and would be perfect for school for students that want laser-quality printing at a very affordable price.
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You already know the songs. You're probably singing one of them right now. And even if you're not, you most certainly will be next Wednesday at the first of the Metropolitan Opera's summer broadcasts that will feature Verdi's immutable classic,
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700: The number of new neural connections formed every second in the first year of a child's life.
18 months: The age at which differences in vocabulary appear between children of college-educated parents, and children whose parents did not graduate high school.
90 to 100 percent: The chance of significant developmental delays for a child who experiences risk factors such as poverty, maltreatment, a parent with mental illness or substance abuse problems, hunger, homelessness, or a mother with a low education level.
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The fragility of young, rapidly-developing children cannot be understated, said Shelia Evans-Tranumn, Ph.D., on April 18, at the ninth annual Young Child Expo and Conference, co-sponsored by the Graduate School of Education (GSE). Adverse circumstances can interrupt that development severely, and possibly permanently.
"Studies demonstrate that early experience, some even in the womb, have a direct impact on an adult's life and heath," said Evans-Tranumn, the former New York State associate commissioner of education. "Even at this early stage… the baby's brain begins to rewire. The fight-or-flight instinct kicks in even before the child has taken one breath. This wiring may have had evolutionary advantage, but it comes with significant long-term health costs in the modern world."
Evans-Tranumn presented stark data during her keynote address, "The Impact of Toxic Stress on Young Children and What We can Do About It." As chairperson for the Casey Family Programs Foundation, an organization aimed at improving the foster care system, Evans-Tranumn is well-versed in the kinds of "toxic stress" that jeopardize the wellbeing of millions of American children.
While certain kinds of stress are normal and even encourage growth, toxic stress is intense and unrelenting, she said. When inflicted on a developing mind, toxic stress can have a concrete affect on the structure of a child's brain.
"If a child has emotional support from a caring adult, the young brain will recover," she said. "Toxic stress is different. This occurs when a child experiences strong, frequent, and prolonged adversity, such as physical or emotional abuse, chronic neglect, caregiver substance abuse, mental illness in the family, hunger, or homeless, without emotional support from an adult.
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According to Evans-Tranumn, it is crucial that teachers consider the challenges their students may be facing in order to provide assistance and encouragement—especially since they might be the only supportive adults in their students' lives.
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Co-sponsored by GSE and Los Niños Services, the annual Young Child Expo and Conference aims to provide information to professionals who work with young children.
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Manager Ryne Sandberg completed his coaching staff Wedneday by promoting minor-league coach John Mizeroc to assistant hitting coach. (USA Today Images)
The Phillies on Wednesday promoted minor-league coach John Mizerock to the big-league staff as assistant hitting coach to Steve Henderson.
Mizerock is a former major-league catcher. In addition to working with hitters, he is expected to work with the team's catchers.
"John Mizerock has had obviously a lot of experience in the major leagues," Phillies general manger Ruben Amaro Jr. said Wednesday. "He was with our Class A Clearwater club working with the catching and doing a really good job with some of our guys coming through, including Cameron Rupp."
Mizerock spent time on the Kansas City Royals' staff and managed that club briefly in 2002.
The Phils' coaching staff is now complete with Henderson, Mizerock, Larry Bowa (bench coach), Pete Mackanin (third base), Juan Samuel (first base), Rod Nichols (bullpen) and Bob McClure (pitching).
Selected eighth overall by the Houston Astros in the 1979 draft, Mizerock played 103 games over four major-league seasons for the Astros (1983, 1985-86) and Atlanta Braves (1989).
"He's a knowledgeable guy," Amaro said. "He's a very, very good employee. He knows the game. He understands the game. He'll be a good fit for us. One of the things we were looking for was a guy who's left-handed to kind of give us a little bit of balance as far as what we are teaching.
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Ebro -- One suspect convicted of trying to kill a man who'd just won big at Ebro Greyhound Park will spend the next 25 years of his life in prison.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office has issued an announcement, saying that 30-year-old Jason Michael Longoria, of Panama City, Florida, is sentenced to 25-years, with no credit for time served after his May 2010 arrest on charges of attempted felony murder, aggravated batter, and robbery with a firearm.
The court found that Longoria and one other suspect targeted 40-year-old Daryl Stephens, a Tallahassee man who just had won a large sum of money at Ebro Greyhound Park and checked into the Ebro Motel in October of 2009. Longoria and the other suspect showed up at Stephens' room to rob him, and during a struggle, shot him with a shotgun. Stephens survived, and made a full recovery.
The other suspect in the case, 21-year-old Joshua Blake Smith is still awaiting trial.
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Regarding Vettel I totally agree with Izybluffen and Dan.
He needs to prove himself as an F1 great by showing how he can consistently outdrive his inferior car for title fight. One race in 2008 is not enough. Many also point out that Vettel is better than Webber and that's why he is great Well, is Webber such a great driver that outperforming him is a big deal? Moreover, Webber quite often outperforms Vettel until the team starts to put different parts on their cars and Webber's car starts to brake.. So, there are many questions with this case.


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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (AP) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering a plan to replace the earthen levee at the Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway with mechanical gates.
The corps intentionally breached the levee May 2 to reduce the threat of major flooding from the Mississippi and Ohio rivers in nearby Cairo, Ill. The breach flooded 130,000 acres of prime Missouri farmland and damaged or destroyed as many as 100 homes.
Corps spokesman Jim Pogue told The Southeast Missourian that the corps will "look at all the alternatives" after it temporarily repairs the levee by March 1.
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson, a Cape Girardeau Republican, and members of the Mississippi County Commission said they oppose adding mechanical gates to the levee because it could lead to more frequent activations and intentional area flooding.
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Placer School's Green Team cleans up Mother Earth
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Bottles, cans and paper are being turned into cash at Placer Elementary School. On minimum days, students in an after-school club meet to work on a recycling program they run themselves with the help of teacher and advisor Dana Swain. The "Green Team" collects bottles, cans, plastics, paper and cardboard that Swain takes to the Material Recovery Facility in Roseville. The group has also made a field to trip the MRF to watch the entire recycling process. Swain said last fall she sent out announcements for the new club and ended up with 30 recruits. There are 20 students who regularly participate in club activities. According to Swain, the students organized the club, elected officers and assigned themselves jobs. "They're very enthusiastic and wordly-minded kids," she said. Fifth-grader Morgan Brummund said she joined the club because she "wanted to make a greener place" through recycling, producing less waste, reusing and increasing awareness. "Otherwise," said the 11-year-old, "our planet won't be that great of a place to live in." Morgan also "loves" the club. "My friends are in it and it's just a great way to help the planet." Next year, Morgan would like to take the club's message on the road to make people aware of the need for recycling. "Other schools should do this too because it helps your school become a greener place," Morgan said. Reid Lagerquist is in the fourth grade and turned 10 on June 3. He, too, joined the club with friends. "It sounded like fun to me," he said. Club members, Reid said, dump out the trash bins and sorts the bottles and cans. They also pick up and empty the paper recycling buckets they've placed in each classroom. Reid said the club's trip to the MRF taught him that more people should recycle and sort their cans and bottles. If others would sort their trash before taking it the MRF, like the Green Team does at his school, "it makes it easier on them," he said. Reid also said he doesn't think using plastic sandwich bags is a good idea. "Sometimes," he said, "instead of going in the landfill they go out in the ocean. Turtles eat jelly fish and … confuse tiny little sandwich bags for jelly fish and they eat them and they get killed." While these students could justifiably take the money they make from the recycling and spend it on themselves for a fun group activity, they donate it instead to local charities. Beneficiaries of the first $200 in donations have included Habitat for Humanity, the Gathering Inn and St. Jude's. They'll decide this week on who will receive an additional $200 they plan to donate. Students also spend time educating the rest of the school about recycling. They've made posters and visit classrooms to give talks on recycling. They've also purchased and placed recycling bins in the cafeteria and the gymnasium and outside near the playing fields for use by those who participate in weekend sports and activities at the school. "The PTC started us off by giving us $60 to buy three recycling bins," Swain said. "That was really helpful." The school provides the garbage bags for the bins, she said, and there are no other expenses. "From there on, they've been really self-supporting." Swain said she has made four trips this year, and each time leaves with over $100 in cash that is deposited by the PTC while the students decide how to use the proceeds. The Green Team's good deeds have not gone unnoticed. On Saturday, June 6, they'll be honored at a VIP reception at the STAR ECO Station Environmental Children's Museum and Exotic Wildlife Rescue Facility in Rocklin. The Placer Elementary students will be the first to experience STAR ECO's new interactive, walk-through storm drain exhibit. The exhibit is designed to illustrate man's relationship with nature and how careless actions lead to polluting area watersheds, rivers and ultimately


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OK it's going pretty good. I am so very grateful to my body for healing up enough to do the half marathon on Sunday. Did not think it was going to happen. I was a little sore in my hip adductors and on the tops of my ankles but it is all good now. All that is gone.
Today I went out and ran 3 miles. I was practicing the POSE running technique and I was just a hair over a 9 minute mile! WOWZER! By far my fastest! We are doing a 5 K on November 17th and I want to KILL my PR (29:14). Ok, the bad news.... my foot seemed to flare up a bit initially (seems OK now, 8 hours later). But now I am having pain in my left hip! UGH! Only when I walk. What on earth is that all about? I want to be so active but I hate pain! Praying this subsides! Never had pain here before!
I am going to see the podiatrist tomorrow even though my foot has gotten a lot better. Dare I confess I ran a half marathon on Sunday? Guess I'll have to gauge how mean he is, LOL!
I am looking at October as a month of totally new things for me.... On the 1st I weighed in at134, my lowest ever. Not going to weigh again until Nov. 1st. But OMG my body is changing in ways like I have never seen! My stomach is getting smaller (still have the wrinkly, loose skin bleh), my arms and legs are getting so toned! My back is looking really good! I am seeing a "cut" in my stomach that has never ever been there and I like it! I am so excited just to nail the rest of this month and weigh in somewhere in the 120's for the first time EVER on Nov. 1st.
On a personal, emotional eating, note..... Uh.... my son turned 16 this past week and got his driver's liscense. I love that he can now share.... well be our primary taxi driver.... but wow... Talk about worry and anxiety. My son confssed to me that the first day he got his liscense he was nearly in a bad accident. I thought he might be overdramatizing but it turns out my DH was also in the car and it caused my DH to really light into my son. Which NEVER happens. If it feaked out my husband then I know it was pretty bad. Thankfully I have 2 and a half months of binge free eating under my belt or it would be nasty..... LOL..... COOKIES!!!!! Take the worry away! LOL!
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Good job! I am so happy for you and determined that will be me someday! Never in the 120's because I am 5'8 and that would be too thin, but would love to be under 160 and that will be heaven! Just 14 lbs to go to be under that number! Good job on keeping on going even when you have pain and I will pray that all goes away soon! Good luck on your 5K in November! You are awesome.
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Jesuit: Study of Religion in Society is Incumbent on All Universities
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Universities, by their very definition, have always been secular institutions, according to a Jesuit scholar who spoke on June 17 at Fordham.
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John W. O'Malley, S.J., a professor at Georgetown University, said that his statement might be considered inflammatory in some Catholic circles. Still, he maintains it is true and historically verifiable.
"I am referring to those elements of our schools that are part of the traditional university—that is, the professional schools, which includes in North America the graduate school," he said.
Father O'Malley, speaking at Rose Hill on the second day of "Faith and Reason: A Dialogue at the Heart of Jesuit Education," examined how the Society of Jesus affected the nature of colleges and universities.
Today's universities are the direct descendants of universities that sprang up in Western Europe beginning in the late 12th century, he said. These medieval institutions—professional schools of law, medicine and theology, as well as the entrance school of arts—had a single scope: intellectual problem solving.
"That philosophy was, despite what we are often led to believe, radically secular," he said. "[Universities] did not concern themselves with playing a constructive role in the church or society, and did not concern themselves with students' personal development."
It was not until the 15th century that another tradition of formal schooling began, this time in Italy. Humanistic colleges sought to develop students by teaching literature, history, oratory and drama—subjects that illuminated the great questions of human existence.
"The aim of this education was the personal formation of the student," Father O'Malley said. "Literature was the center of the curriculum. Good literature gave examples of virtues to be emulated and, by its appealing style, provided inspiration to do so."
Universities in the United States present a special case, because for the most part, they did not begin as universities, but as colleges, he said. In fact, all of the Jesuit universities in the U.S. grew out of colleges, and retain more than vestigial elements of that origin, such as theaters, sports teams, school spirit and cura personalis, the claim to educate "men and women for others."
"The Jesuits were educators who did not see an unbridgeable gap between academic and humanistic education," Father O'Malley said. "They brought to schooling … a coherent program of spiritual development for students derived from the Spiritual Exercises [of St. Ignatius Loyola]."
Father O'Malley pointed out that modern universities have taken a cue from the Jesuit philosophy of cura personalis. In fact, service and social responsibility at the university level nationwide has been increasing.
"One of the ways that this new sense of social responsibility has manifested itself is in the area of ethics," Father O'Malley said. "This concern has invaded all of the professional schools and, if our news sources are reliable, seems more urgent today than ever."
Among these social responsibilities, he suggested, is addressing the issue of religion in the contemporary world.
"For universities to neglect the study of religion is to neglect one of the most potent phenomena in our world," he said. "If the study of religion is incumbent upon all universities, it would seem to be especially incumbent upon those with a religious affiliation."
This responsibility cannot be restricted to the theology, philosophy or religious studies departments, but must be shared by sociology, political science, history and other disciplines especially in Catholic universities, Father O'Malley said.
"A Catholic university is where several things happen that do not happen in other universities, or at least do not happen in the same manner and degree," he explained.
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Monaro Panel Beaters Under 9's - Belconnen Carnival
The Colts travelled to Melba to take part in the Belconnen under 9's end of season carnival. The Colts have only lost three games all winter and they were early in the season. They have been undefeated since and it was going to be interesting seeing where they stood against their opposition. They have been the smallest side all season and the carnival was to be the same with all sides out gunning them for size but what they gave up in size they made up for in heart. Their first win was against Woden 20-12, their second win being a tough game against the much fancied North Canberra Buffaloes 10-6 and their third win 32-0 against Tuggeranong. Undefeated they moved through to the finals to take on Goulburn.
The early part of the game saw Goulburn ahead by two tries and they were looking strong. Credit to the team, they fought back hard taking out the game 28-16 putting them in the Grand Final against the Belconnen Sharks who also made it through undefeated. Again the opposition took the early lead and held it until half time, the Colts then fought hard to take the lead 16-14. The team was looking good but a stripped ball saw the opposition take possession in the final two minutes allowing them to score before the bell snatching the Grand Final 20-16.
Super Coach Mouldy would have been proud of his team unfortunately missing a great achievement from the Cooma Colts. Try scorers were Louie Mould(3), Justin McDonald(5), Jordi Williams (3), Cooper Inskip (1), Cameron Filtness (2) (filling in from the under 8's), Maison Turner (2), Shane Williams (3) and Jack McPherson (1). Goal scorers were Justin McDonald, Cooper Inkip, Cameron Filtness, Maison Turner, Jordi Williams, Louie Mould, Max Tomkins, Jack Kleven and Tobi Inskip. Congratulations to all players who should be looking forward to a successful 2015 season.
Sportspower Cooma Colts Under 10's - Semi Final
Fantastic effort by all in Sunday's Semi Final against West Belconnen coming away on top 24-14 after a heart stopping match that went into extra time. Michael Day unstoppable, crashing over for a try. Tirone Morgan followed closely behind, stepping up with a big game. Lachlan Hemphill and James Bannon tackled themselves to a standstill, and James bagging a try, while Alex Aitkenhead and Jonah Perea made some important tackles out wide, Jonah had also scored a try and kicked a goal.
Kayla Fleming made strong surges through the middle, and Talon Kelly and Kristian Zusak made long runs out wider, Kristian scoring two tries as well as kicking a goal, Talon making good cover tackles. Marcus Riley gets involved as much as he can, gaining confidence in his runs. Flynn Palmer and Cody Clarke rotated at dummy half, both providing good service for the first receivers. Barrett Bannon, Jake Maddrell and Doron Morgan came on in the second and also made some good runs through the middle.
Aron Umback also gave a solid game in both attack and defence. Well done, great effort! Thanks for the great turnout to support the team! Next game is the Final in two weeks time!
Highland Ground Spreading under 11's - Semi Final
Highland Ground Spreading under 11's made it to the minor semi-final on Sunday coming up against the Valley Dragons Silver in Canberra at Northbourne Oval. It was a beautiful sunny morning with tension in the air as the coach took the team to warm up. The crowd was huge with standing room only; reality struck 'yes we have made it to the footy'.
The warm up was over and they now had to run onto the field and face the Dragons head on. The crowd fell silent as they shook hands and listened to the referee's instructions. Then they all moved to their battle positions with Clinton Filtness drawing the first blow with the kick off, followed closely with James Dyball scoring in the far corner, the silent crowed erupted like a volcano screaming words of support for the Colts following Clinton Filtness conversion. The Dragons were quick to respond hitting back with a converted try. This made the game six all, but that didn't stop the Colts from firing back with James Dyball scoring again with Colby McDonald converting the goal.
The Dragons found there fast gear going over again and again before half time making the score Dragon's 24, Colts 12. The coach brought the boy's together and gave them a piece of his wisdom with a gentle nudge in the right direction. The team took the advice on the chin and ran back on the field ready for the second half with fire burning in there belly's.
The Dragons kicked off and the game continued with hard running and solid defence from both teams. The Colts had good defence from James Dyball, Daniel Watts, Arthur Bottom, Clinton Filtness, Jesse Eljuga, Hudson Laird, Campbell Wenbam and William Lehrmann. Cooma produced some outstanding hit ups from Jayden Donald, Colby McDonald, Darcy Clark, Travis Kelly and Ronan Bradley. The Colt's scored in the last few minutes with Jesse Eljuga going over with the goal conversion by James Dyball. The final score was Dragon's 48 Cooma 18. Well done boys for an outstanding year and a big thank you to everyone that done anything throughout the season.


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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Jeremy Underwood came off the bench to score 19 points, leading North Carolina A&T past 21-loss Liberty 73-72 on Tuesday at the First Four, ending an NCAA winless streak at nine games.
The Flames — only the second team ever to make the NCAA tournament with 20 losses — had a chance to win it. John Caleb Sanders drove coast to coast and flipped up a left-handed layup in heavy congestion that just missed. A&T (20-16) rebounded and, while Sanders rolled in pain on the baseline, began to celebrate an end to more than 30 years of disappointment.
Underwood came in averaging just over 6 points, but was perfect from the field, hitting six field goals in as many attempts. Bruce Beckford added 16 points and Lamont Middleton 14.
The victory advanced the Aggies to a showdown with top-seeded Louisville (29-5) in Lexington, Ky., Thursday.
Davon Marshall had 22 points and Sanders 21 for Liberty (15-21).
A&T came into the game 0-9 in NCAA tournaments, and hadn't come close to making the elite field since their last trip in 1995.
With the Aggies holding onto a 42-39 lead early in the second half, the teams put on an offensive display that got the capacity crowd into the game.
Liberty scored on five consecutive possessions, making all five shots from the field, while A&T countered by hitting four shots in a row. The last bucket in the sequence, Marshall's 3 from the right side, narrowed the gap to 52-51.
After Jean Louisme ended both streaks — missing a shot and then stealing the ball at the other end — Austin Witter hit a rebound follow.
The pace slowed considerably, more to A&T's liking. Underwood made two shots then drove the lane and hit a lefty layin. Seconds later, Adrian Powell swished a 3 from the left corner and the lead was suddenly back to 10 at 61-51.
By that point, Liberty had not scored in almost 6 minutes, missing seven straight shots from the field.
The Flames rebounded to get as close as four points, then the Aggies stretched it back to eight before Sanders scored on a three-point play in traffic and then made a 3 to make it 71-67.
But who else made the play of the game but Underwood. He drove and was fouled with 1:49 left and popped in both free throws for a six-point advantage.
The Flames made it tight, however. Marshall threw in a 3 from the last inch of the corner with 1:32 left, then with 11.2 seconds left he scored again on a baseline drive to narrow the lead to 73-72.


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PreCheck has already served more than 18 million passengers since 2001.
The popular expedited traveler program known as PreCheck is now available to passengers at William P. Hobby Airport (HOU).
Representatives from the Houston Airport System (HAS), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and participating airlines at Hobby Airport have worked through the necessary planning details and officially unveiled the service to passengers on November 14, 2013.
"Hobby Airport already enjoys a well-deserved reputation for being a user-friendly facility," says Hobby Airport General Manager Perry J. Miller. "PreCheck is going to allow that level of efficiency and customer satisfaction to reach even higher."
At the time of the program's launch, American Airlines, Delta Airlines and Southwest Airlines were all listed as participating carriers for the PreCheck program at Hobby Airport.
For those flying Southwest Airlines, Select Rapid Rewards Members will be invited to opt in to the TSA PreCheck program. These passengers are chosen using a process that was established by TSA.
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Those selected for TSA PreCheck, will see "TSA PRE" printed on their boarding passes. This is the indication that they are eligible for TSA PreCheck expedited screening.
Passengers enrolled in the program are typically allowed to pass through the airport security process without removing their jackets, laptops, belts, shoes and/or other items. TSA officials recently announced that they would be expanding the program to 60 additional airports, including William P. Hobby Airport.
Since the program was initially unveiled in October 2001, more than 18 million passengers have taken advantage of the PreCheck expedited service.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Last night, Touchmedia, the largest in-taxi interactive media company in China, announced that by year end they will have increased the number of their taxi screens in China by 22%, to 49,500. Audited viewers are forecast to increase to 68 million per month.
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Bernard Auyang, Executive Director and Co-CEO of Touchmedia said at the company's annual client party, "Frankly we have been surprised by 2012. In a difficult market it has been a record year for Touchmedia. In 2013 we will build on this and are planning explosive growth, with eight new 2nd and 3rd tier cities in the pipeline and a 30 % growth in taxi numbers to over 65,000."
With the rapid development of the mobile web, integration of Touchmedia's screens with mobile phones has become a major trend. More than 50% of Touchmedia's interactive campaigns have some connection to the viewers' mobile phones, with QR-code applications being the most popular. Touchmedia is developing further systems to directly talk to passengers and track promotions, including the recent launch of an e-Commerce solution enabling purchases right off the screen.
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Motherhood IS The Most Important Job When You Have A Kid With Special NeedsEllen Seidman
This is how a typical day goes with my son, Max:
First, I dress him; he's 9 now and getting big, and lifting his body to put on pants isn't easy on my back (he has balance issues and can't step into them). After I help him eat, I give him a teaspoon-and-a-half of anti-seizure medication; then the bus picks him up and he heads to school. Every afternoon, when he's back home, he gets a therapy session—either speech, occupational therapy (to help his hands move better) or music therapy (to encourage vocalization). Every day, I usually call or email at least one of his therapists, or his teacher or a doc, to ask questions, troubleshoot or make appointments. Once I'm home from the office, we go over homework as many times as is necessary for Max to absorb it. After we read a book or two, I hold a cup of water to his lips with a towel beneath so it doesn't drip out onto the bed. Then I kiss and kiss him good night.
I love my son. I worship my son. I admire him for all that he's accomplished and all that he's overcome; he has cerebral palsy. I give myself props, too: Raising him is a whole lot of work. And so I read the post adapted from Jessica Valenti's new book Why Have Kids?, in which she posits that motherhood is not the most important or toughest job, with a you-haven't-walked-in-my-shoes-sister 'tude.
Valenti, a savvy feminist and excellent writer I've long respected, poses the question of whether moms believe their jobs are harder than those of a pediatric oncologist, firefighter or factory worker. I say, there's no comparing; all of these jobs are challenging, all have major value. But I do think raising Max is the most important job I've ever had, and also the hardest one. I'd venture to say that most parents of kids with special needs feel the same. Yet by investing so much effort in our kids, we're doing both them and society major good.
When you have a kid with disabilities, parenting is typically more demanding than it is for other moms: physically, emotionally, financially, every which way. Obviously, the challenges vary. Max had a stroke at birth that resulted in brain damage and cerebral palsy. The disorder messes up how your muscles work and as a result he has a lot of trouble articulating words and using his hands. Even drinking a glass of water is a challenge because his tongue doesn't move like tongues are supposed to move, and his fingers have trouble grasping cups. Therapies have helped, though insurance doesn't cover most of them.
Max is an exceptionally sunny, charming, adorable kid, which trumps the toil and trouble. I'm lucky, too, that I have a saint of a nanny who's there for the kids while I work; that we generally have enough money to pay for Max's therapies; and that over the years I have assembled an amazing group of specialists and therapists, aka Team Max. Raising Max and his little sis have not prevented me from having a successful career as a magazine editor. The pride and joy I experience as Max's mom are the pride and joy any mom of any kid feels.
But, yes, raising him is labor intensive. There is a whole other kind of "work" involved that has nothing to do with hands-on care and everything to do with helping him find his way in this world,and helping others accept him. At playgrounds, in the mall, wherever we go, children stare. Adults do, too. They notice Max is different. They're not sure what's "up" with him As Max's mom, I'm constantly finding ways to bridge the gap.
"He drools because his mouth likes to stay open," I patiently explain to young children who ask. "He loves the movie Cars 2—ask him about it!" I'll tell older kids, trying to get a conversation going. I want them to understand that even if Max looks and act differently, in many ways he is still just a kid, just like them. This is a never-ending uphill battle and sometimes, the fact that he is so alienated gets to me. The other day, two "typical" boys Max's age walking home from school with their backpacks crossed the street in front of my car cracking up over something, and it made my heart hurt.
Even though my spirit runs low at times, I'm fueled by love. The effort I pour into raising Max is all about giving him a good life—and getting him to be the best person he can be. In doing this, I'm also making a valuable contribution to society. Over the years, people have told me that the only thing that really matters about bringing up Max is that he's happy. Well, yes, that does matter but he has plenty of potential to contribute to this world. I'm here to maximize that, whether it means spending hours with him doing homework or programming the app on his iPad that speaks words for him. My son can make a difference in society; he just needs more time, effort and help than other kids in getting there, and that falls on my shoulders.
Years ago, kids and adults with special needs were shipped off to institutions; society did not consider them valuable human beings. That perception still exists. But now, parents like me can make a difference in giving our kids the assistance they need to grow up to be productive adults. My motherhood work isn't just personal—it's for the public good, just like that of a pediatric oncologist or firefighter.
Jessica Valenti says that too many women think the most important thing we can do in this world is raise children. Here's a basic truth: Nobody else can do exactly what I can for my son. He is more dependent on me than other kids are on their moms. He needs me to be his caretaker, nurse, teacher, cheerleader and publicist. And so, yes, the most important thing I do in my life is bringing him up. This is not depressing to me. This is my reality. This is the motherhood I got. This is the kid I got who makes it all worthwhile.
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At least since Pope Innocent II banned the use of crossbows against Christians in 1139, new military technologies have always created strategic and ethical dilemmas. And armed drones — the weapons of choice for today's battlefield without boundaries — are no exception. Do drone strikes provide a compelling option when battling terrorist networks, or do the controversy they generate outweigh the benefit? Debates about technology, targeting and transparency have muddled an already complicated matter, so let's take aim at some of the most common misperceptions.
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introduction by Cyril Falls
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2nd Panzer Army 4th Army 5th Panzer Army 5th Panzer Division Air Corps Air Fleet aircraft airfields April armoured divisions Army Corps Army Group Centre Army Group South Atlantic August Axis Powers battle bombers Britain British campaign capture Chief of Staff coast convoy Convoy HX Crete cruisers December decision defence destroyers Diary Donitz drive east Eastern Front encirclement enemy forces escort favourable Field-Marshal fighter fighting Fiihrer flank France French German forces Germany's Halder heavy Hitler infantry divisions invasion island Italian January July June landing launched Luftwaffe Malta Manstein March Mediterranean military Moscow naval North Africa November October offensive Operations Staff Panzer Corps Panzer Division Panzer Group Paulus position possible reinforcements reports Rommel sector September ships situation Soviet Stalingrad success Suda Bay supply tactical troops U-boats units vessels Wehrmacht Western Allies White Russian Front wing withdraw