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Senator Flanagan Announces State Parks Going Smoke-Free
Senator John Flanagan (2nd Senate District) is informing residents that the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (NYSPRHP) has announced that it will create smoke-free areas in outdoor settings within state parks and historic sites including around playgrounds and pools.
"State Parks and Historic Sites should be healthy and clean places for our visitors, especially our youngest guests," said State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey in a recent press release. "It makes sense to ensure all visitors have a place to go in our parks to enjoy fresh air, while also protecting children playing at our pools and playgrounds from the dangers of second-hand smoke and reducing litter from discarded cigarette butts."
"Everyone who visits the outdoor treasures we have in New York should be able to enjoy them without being subject to second-hand smoke. Our state parks are one of the things that make our state great and we need to keep them as fresh and clean as possible. I applaud the Parks Office and Commissioner Harvey for this common-sense policy change that will hopefully make our parks more enjoyable for our residents and for all who will visit our great state," stated Senator Flanagan.
"Creating designated smoke-free zones in State Parks will ensure that the millions of people who visit these sites each year will be able to enjoy outdoor activities in a safe and healthy environment," State Health Commissioner Nirav R. Shah, M.D., M.P.H., said. "We applaud State and local efforts to develop no smoking areas in parks and other public venues, and encourage people of all ages to take advantage of the variety of recreational activities offered at State Parks that promote healthy living."
According to a NYSPRHP press release, the new policy will create smoke-free areas around all playgrounds and swimming pools, as well as other zones specifically designated as no-smoking areas. These vary from state park to state park but may include specific swimming beaches or areas of swimming beaches; pavilions and picnic shelters; outdoor seating areas that are nearby food and beverage concessions; areas where outdoor environmental education programs are held; or public gardens.
There will be signs at each outdoor location where smoking is prohibited to provide information to park attendees. Residents will still be allowed to smoke outdoors at all locations that are not deemed smoke-free zones including being permitted by those who stay at state park campsites.
Smoking is already prohibited inside all buildings within state parks and historic sites under New York's Clean Indoor Air Act.
While the NYSPRHP expects that most who visit state parks will voluntarily comply with the new smoke-free zones, State Park staff will inform anyone who smokes in newly designated non-smoking areas of the new rules. Individuals who continue to refuse to comply could be cited for disorderly conduct by State Park Police and other law enforcement agencies.
Swimming Pool Complexes including Jones Beach East and West Bath-house complexes, Montauk Downs Pool complex and Heckscher Pool complex - Smoking shall be prohibited for pool complexes within the Long Island State Park Region. The pool complex shall include the swimming pool, deck, patio, locker rooms, hallways, etc. In other words, the entire pool complex shall be off limits to smoking.
Playgrounds - Smoking shall be prohibited from all playgrounds within the Long Island State Park Region. This prohibition extends to all state parks within the region. Specifically, smoking is prohibited within 50 feet of any playground or playground fixture.
Picnic Pavilions & Fixed Covered Seating Areas - Smoking shall be prohibited within 50 feet of all picnic pavilions and fixed covered seating areas throughout the Long Island State Park Region. Sun shelters and rain shelters with seats and/or benches shall be considered fixed covered seating areas.
Bandshell - Smoking shall be prohibited within the Jones Beach Bandshell and adjacent seating area at the Central Mall within Jones Beach State Park. Smoking shall also be prohibited within 50 feet of the entranceways to, and exits from, the Bandshell.
Games Areas - Smoking shall be prohibited within the games areas of Jones Beach State Park specifically the paddle tennis, shuffleboard, and miniature golf areas.
Volleyball Courts - Smoking shall be prohibited for the volleyball court areas at Jones Beach and Robert Moses State Parks.
Jones Beach Theatre - Smoking shall be prohibited within the Jones Beach Theatre.
Tennis Courts - Smoking shall be prohibited within 50 feet of all tennis courts throughout the Long Island State Park Region: Bethpage State Park tennis complex and outdoor courts as well as the outdoor courts at Hempstead Lake State Park and Montauk Downs State Park.
Gas Stations - Smoking shall be prohibited within 50 feet of all gas station complex locations.
Park Preserves - In keeping with the natural aspect of the New York State park preserves, smoking will be prohibited within Connetquot River State Park Preserve, Caleb Smith State Park Preserve, Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve and Hallock State Park Preserve. This smoking prohibition extends to all public facilities and acreage at each park preserve.
Concession Areas - Smoking shall be prohibited in all food and beverage concession areas, golf professional shop areas, beach shops and any other concession locations. This prohibition shall not only include the indoor areas which is prohibited by State Law but shall also extend to exterior areas within fifty feet of the entrance(s) or exit(s) of any and all concession locations throughout the Long Island State Park Region.
Building Entrances & Exits - Smoking shall be prohibited within 50 feet of entrances to, and exits from, all Long Island State Park facilities and buildings.
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Borderlands 2 - Patch 1.1.2 for PC and Xbox Released
Borderlands 2 has been patched taking the version to 1.1.2 on both PC and on Xbox 360:
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You can download the latest Borderlands 2 update by restarting Steam. All updates are cumulative; you only need to install the most recent version to receive all updates. Update v1.1.2 (Released 10/17/2012) Prevents data instability when launched with unsupported commands.
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0/22/12 Update
Fixed player first-person arms appearing too far up or down the screen when in horizontal/vertical split mode.
Fixed players losing ammo when reloading a savegame with max ammo and a stockpile relic equipped.
Fixed the vendor UI sometimes showing a count of 1 less item in the player's backpack than is actually there.
Fixed fast travel stations from downloadable content sometimes disappearing when loading a saved game.
Fixed players getting stuck in a white box when two people try to travel at once and one is in a vehicle.
Allowed players to trade with each other when at maximum backpack capacity if they're trading the same number of items with each other.
Fixed clients sometimes losing access to fast travel stations unlocked during co-op progression.
Fixed the favorite/trash icons on inventory items sometimes disappearing when scrolling the inventory list.
Added safeguards against the game getting stuck on a 'Saving...' prompt when a client with a splitscreen player saves and quits the game under specific rare circumstances.
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The Biblical Vision of Christian Ministry
We're at Bethlehem's North Campus for the first of a 2-day Trellis & the Vine workshop with Col Marshall and Tony Payne (authors of the book by the same title). We found out at the beginning of this morning's session that there are attendees here from not only the 5-state region (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and the Dakotas) but also as far as New Hampshire, south Texas, and Oregon.
Tony Payne led us through the first session on the biblical vision of Christian ministry.
God's Agenda for the World: The Gospel
Payne began by asking, "What is God's agenda in the world?" It is not political transformation or social liberation (the liberal agenda) or a gospel of personal fixes for our life now (the prosperity agenda)—extremes are often obvious to many evangelicals. But Payne said that often our churches are being distracted by subtle forms of the social and therapeutic agendas.
So what it is God's agenda? The whole Bible. The announcement of God's great plan for the world, and its unfolding in history. Or, in a nutshell: the gospel.
The gospel, Payne said, is "the momentous announcement of God's cosmic plans fulfilled in Jesus." He walked us through Paul's first sermon in Acts 13:13–49, highlighting that what God is doing in the world is "fulfilling his age-long plans to install Jesus as the Savior of the world and draw men and women from every nation into his kingdom."
How God Pursues His Agenda: Preaching, Prayer, and People
Payne then turned to Colossians 1:3–14 and talked about how God's agenda drives Christian ministry—the nature of our ministry work. Put in terms of Colossians 1, what God is doing is transferring people into his kingdom and transforming them into the image of his Son.
How God's agenda comes into fruition among us is the proclamation of the gospel, through human agency—the gospel spoken by people in prayerful dependence on God to give growth in his Spirit. And it is "him [Jesus] we proclaim" (Colossians 1:28), not just for conversion, but for everyday Christian growth. We don't move on from Jesus and the gospel, but stick with him (Colossians 2:6–7).
This gets at what Payne calls "the three p's of Christian ministry":
- Proclamation - preaching the gospel
- Prayer that God would work through the gospel and awaken hearts by the Spirit
- People
"We are the third p," Payne said. "Christian ministry is simply our sharing of the gospel with others in the prayer that God would give growth through it, to transfer them and transform them. It's the gospel that brings growth, in prayerful dependence, by people as God's agents. It's a humbling and exalting privilege."
Moving to the Right: Growing Self and Others in the Gospel
Next Payne discussed how God's agenda advances in Christian lives through what he called "moving people to the right."
He showed a picture of an arrow, going from left to right on the page. The left side being the kingdom of darkness, the right side being the kingdom of Jesus, with steps of movement along the way (from far away from the gospel, to being in contact with a Christian, to talking with a Christian, to hearing the gospel, to conversion, to growth, to struggles, to training).
The goal of Christian ministry is then "moving people to the right"—not only ourselves, but also others, both believing and nonbelieving.
Which People? All of Them
Payne then asked which people are the ones doing this ministry of gospel and prayer. He pointed in Colossians to Paul (1:23–28), Epaphras (1:7), and also Paul's band (4:7–18); but Paul also assumes that all of the Colossians are ministering to each other (3:15–17) as well as to outsiders (4:2–6).
He also pointed out elsewhere in the New Testament that all the people (not just the pastors) are to move themselves and others "to the right" in gospel growth:
- All disciples are to make disciples (Matthew 28:18–20)
- All are "prophets" (Acts 2)
- All teach one another (Romans 15:14)
- All edify through words (1 Corinthians 14)
- All are partners in the gospel (Philippians 1:27–30)
- All exhort each other daily (Hebrews 3:12–13)
As we encourage all the people to engage in gospel ministry, two errors to avoid are clericalism (only the ordained ministers can do the work) and anti-clericalism (no distinction of official pastors and teachers). The pastor/teacher is coach of the team, but the whole team is working together on the mission of gospel advance in individuals' lives and in the corporate whole.
"This is not a clever new model," Payne insisted. "We're trying to think through a biblical understanding of the Christian life, how every Christian disciple is involved, and how 'moving others to the right' is part of the normal Christian life."
Which Word? The Gospel in the Bible
It's clear in Colossians that "the word" is the message of the gospel. It's the gospel message, empowered by the Holy Spirit, that "moves people to the right," whether believers or nonbelievers.
And this gospel is an inscripturated message. It comes through the words of the Scripture. This is why Christian ministry is a Bible-reading movement. The gospel is found in the Scriptures.
It's the gospel and prayer that really makes Christian ministry happen. And so our aim is to have the Bible open with as many people as possible in as many contexts as possible.
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TORONTO -- Ford Canada workers have overwhelmingly accepted a new labor deal, even though it offers some of the lowest wage gains in their union's history and allows for hundreds of layoffs.
The Canadian Auto Workers union said yesterday that 95 percent of Ford union workers accepted the three-year deal, which had been tentatively approved by negotiators last week.
About half of Ford's 11,600 union workers voted on the deal in the Ontario cities of Windsor, St. Thomas, and Brampton.
The result appears to be a win for the CAW president, Buzz Hargrove, who acknowledges that the deal was a difficult one for members since it allows Ford to trim its union work force by 1,100 positions over three years.
''It shows that even in tough bargaining, if the union and the company meet their responsibilities, a deal can be reached," Hargrove said after the results of the vote were released yesterday afternoon.
The deal also includes the closing of a casting plant in Windsor and offers base wage hikes of roughly 1.5 percent in the first year, followed by two annual increases of 1 percent. Those are the lowest raises negotiated for assembly plant workers since the CAW split from the United Auto Workers union in the mid-1980s.
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ISLAMABAD: A total of 25 literacy centres have been established in Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi to impart literacy and basic vocational and technical know-how to the prisoners.
Each centre will enrol 25 inmates who will then be trained in a variety of occupations. They will also be taught basic skills in computer through short courses of three to four weeks. Admissions to the centres have already begun.
Literacy and skill to prisoners is part of a Punjab government initiative of "Better education for all".
The programme executive director Syed Ijaz Husain Shah said similar literacy centres will be established in all prisons across the province, to make prisoners into useful and law abiding citizens.
These prisoners will be able to start small businesses (requiring low financial investment) and manage technical and technological service centres after they finish their jail terms.
Shah said each of the 1,000 prisoners in Adiala Jail will be trained.
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Cesc Fabregas came on for the last 10 minutes in the second half to make his Barca debut as the match hung in the balance with Karim Benzema equalizing for Real moments before. Would this be the turning point for Real?
As it turned out Fabregas made a critical contribution to the winning goal when he found Messi with an incisive pass which the Argentinian turned towards Adriano who had timed his run to perfection. The wingback cut to the right and then sent in a looping cross which Messi was able to guide into goal with his left foot as Pepe, a bystander could do little. Barca were able to claim the Super Cup with the 3-2 win (5-4 on aggregate).
Fabregas collected his first trophy on his first night. That's already half of what he won in eight years at Arsenal. It must be a wonderful feeling to be back home but all the success sure to come makes it even more worthwhile. This was the right move for Fabregas even if it leaves Arsenal short of badly needed quality in the midfield.
The silver lining is he left for a good cause – to make Real, a supremely arrogant club run by arrogant overlords and coached by an arrogant tyro continue to eat humble pie. Fabregas's debut was seminal but this match saw Leo Messi at his brilliant best scoring two goals and assisting in the other. Real gave a real fight in more ways than one and were able to make a match of it with Ronaldo scoring his first goal at the Camp Nou in five trips and Benzema taking advantage of a poor clearance by Adriano following a corner by Kaka to head the ball past Victor Valdes.


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For more about Sterling, see the Self-Made Centaur feature in this month's issue of SURFING. Also keep in mind that Jeremy Flores is a good person.


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"... the hydrostatic paradox of controversy. Don't you know what that means? Well, I will tell you. You know that, if you had a bent tube, one arm of which was of the size of a pipe-stem, and the other big enough to hold the ocean, water would stand at the same height in one as in the other. Controversy equalizes fools and wise men in the same way. And the fools know it."
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"We're never so vulnerable than when we trust someone - but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we find love or joy"
"People don't want to mess with an unorthodox thinker, the paradoxical nature is too much. Comprehension gets lost in all the senses but the seed of understanding is planted. Only time will tell."
"I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only more love."
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Subject: Re: [IMPROVED-ORDER-OF-RED-MEN] Lenni Lenape Tribe No 12 - Albert HSilpath
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 06:56:37 -0700 (PDT)
Definitely contact David Lintz at www.redmen.org. He can look through reports sent to the national organization if you believe your guy would have been a ranking member. Unfortunately they don't have much materials from the local societies... but do ask, you never know.
I found the most useful information to be in the local and state archives, also check the local newspapers. I was able to locate the annual meeting books for the Alabama IORM organization at the Alabama Archives. I got VERY lucky in that my guy served at the state level in the organization - they had a photo of him in the annual meeting books... besides that in the annual meeting books you find reporting on the local tribes, necrology and lot of "business" stuff... interesting if you are trying to get a fuller picture of the individual.
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Hello. I have just found out about the Improved Order of Red Men. I came
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this is very good
Album Rating: 4.0This is a 4.
pretty much smack in the middle of my 4's for the year, right above the national and baths and vampire weekend and just below deerhunter, titus, teebs, joanna and women
taos and tithe wreck
Album Rating: 4.0Above The National? Surely you jest young one.
Album Rating: 4.5Driving earlier, just rocking the fuck out to Sleeping Beauty. Good drive.
"Above The National? Surely you jest young one."
nah son, this ones more interesting and has more satisfying instrumentation/melodies
Album Rating: 3.5you're being preposterous
these guys are amazing
Album Rating: 4.0I'd definitely say that The National construct their melodies differently than Menomena.
Album Rating: 3.5when everyone's sleep ing through the night
Album Rating: 2.0i didnt like it at all
i thought it was dry and boring
Album Rating: 4.5One of current indie rock's most consistent bands? I certainly think so (though Sunset Rubdown give them a run for their money), and "Mines" comes loaded with the off-kilter gems we've come to expect from this very special band.
taos kicks
Album Rating: 4.5Yeah I've fallen back in love with this through the summer
oh man. time to bust this out
Album Rating: 4.5Queen Black Acid and Sleeping Beauty are so great for summer driving Lewisssss
such a grower. so good.
was surprised to hear a song off this on a car commercial
Album Rating: 5.0Never gets boring.
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1. Sneak Peek at Bare in Rehearsal: In the week's most-watched video, Taylor Trensch, Jason Hite and their co-stars offer a tuneful preview of the off-Broadway musical Bare including the soaring "A Million Miles from Heaven."
2. Opening Night Coverage of Annie: The joy of Annie is evident in our opening night coverage, with starry guests singing hits and stars Lilla Crawford, Anthony Warlow and Katie Finneran explaining why the show is irresistible.
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5. Character Study With The Lion King Star Andile Gumbi: As part of our coverage of the 15th anniversary celebration at The Lion King, African native Andile Gumbi describes the process of becoming Simba, including putting on his character's "warrior's marks."


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"I've fished at many lodges around the world but Mount Pleasant is hard to top if you're looking to combine great hospitality, a stunning location and red-hot fishing (both guided and DIY) at an incredible price, I can't think of anywhere better. The fishing starts right outside your front door, and the nearby White Bight is THE spot huge schools of bones, most of them big, multiple shots every day and a true sense of wilderness fishing.
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Discussion in 'Nintendo Wii Gaming' started by RobotChiken2.0, Jun 19, 2007.
I think there should be a Sims game and a Feel the Magic game!
How about you?
dude there are a few sims game coming out do some research
Sorry, I just don't always know where people find this stuff out.
James Bond and Doom/Quake would be good.
I want a new Vectorman with Metroid Prime style gameplay and Okami. That's all I can think of right now.
i'd like to see "zone of enders" loved that game on the ps2 it had sweet controls. i doubt it'll come on the wii tho.:yesnod: but i can still wish.:lol:
i want to see a new Donkey Kong game styled like the SNES ones
How about Metal Gear Solid?
But what I really want is a lightsaber game. They are coming out with Lego Star Wars but I want one that's more duel oriented.
yeah that would be amazing
i think a new twisted metal game would be pretty amazing with the wii controller
Yeah. This surely is long overdue
def new donkey kong country i agree. metal gear solid would be good also but im getting mgs 4 on 360 when it comes out so if mgs 4 is on wii i wont get it. but if there is an original mgs game for wii ill buy it in a heartbeat. I've been waiting for a good fps on the wii. when they figure out how to make the controls perfect on a fps it will be amazing.
a decnet FPS with good online mode...it would rule.
online on wii is going to be a bunch of crap. it cant beat xbox live. no voice chat WTF?!?! HOW AM I SUPPOSE TO ****ING RUB MY WIN IN BITCHES FACES?!?! anyways a really good rpg would be good.
Timesplitters 4 would be an awesome FPS for the Wii. I love creating my own levels
Resident Evil 5
Cheeky! :yikes:
=? ... this is the reason i don't play online games, you become obsessed, with winning, and competitive.
I'd like to see some kinda Quake IV like game for the wii... one with a really twisted story line... prove to everybody that the wii is not just for kids ^^
I think a multi player Doom/Quake could really work.
uhh online is the future of gaming. games single player is just boring after one play and multiplayer isnt fun without like 4 people in your house. online makes games replay value go WAY up. as for more wii games i'd like to see something with yoshi or wario and waluigi have there own game.
calm down ginger. there will be voice chat you idiot, just not yet. do you really think they'd have voice chat on the DS, and not the main console? Xbox live isn't even good, people just think it is because you have to pay for it...:wtf:


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Positioned on the border of Pakistan and China, K2 is the second highest point on earth after Mount Everest. In August 2008, eighteen mountain climbers scaled the heights of K2, but only 7 survived the descent. Being touted for its "breathtaking cinematography and jaw-dropping reenactments," with nature supplying one "face of God" shot after another, short of cinematographer Robbie Ryan's failure to remove the lens cap, there is no such thing as a bad view. But instead of being gradually immersed in the adventure and mystery naturally inherent in the subject matter, I was blown off course by a tourbillion of talking-head testimonials and stillborn dramatic fakery. Nuts and bolts documentary storytelling such as this belongs on the wall of an ancient domed IMAX, or better yet, the National Geographic Channel. Written and directed without distinction by newcomer Nick Ryan. 2012.


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DiBella looks beyond Lacy, targets bigger fights for Taylor (Calzaghe/Jones winner?)
Taylor, Lacy put everything on line
Jermain Taylor and Jeff Lacy wanted to talk about how much they respect each other and how they have been longtime friends and former Olympic teammates.
Lou DiBella, Taylors promoter, was more blunt, and realistic, when speaking from Nashville, Tenn., just before the start of the official news conference to announce their Nov. 15 super middleweight fight.
DiBella had no problem saying what the fighters werent ready to admit that the loser of this fight likely will struggle to keep his career relevant.
No one gives a flying rats ass that they are buddies fighting. Put that aside, DiBella said. Put the buddy issue aside, period, because one of these guys is probably going to get knocked out, and the one who gets knocked out is probably going to have a really difficult time coming back to do anything significant.
This fight really is all or nothing. Hey, thats what we should call it. And that is how the Taylor-Lacy fight, now dubbed All or Nothing, got its name.
Taylor (27-2-1, 17 KOs ) and Lacy (24-1, 17 KOs ) met Thursday afternoon in Nashville in the McGugin Center on the campus of Vanderbilt University to announce their 12-round fight, which will be broadcast on HBO. Tickets priced $ 275, $ 200, $ 100, $ 75, $ 50 and $ 25 will be available Oct. 10 at all Ticketmaster locations. The fight will take place at Memorial Gymnasium, home of the Vanderbilt basketball team.
The fight has been certified as a WBC super middleweight eliminator fight, which means the winner will be guaranteed a title shot against the winner of the Carl Froch-Jean Pascal bout for the WBC belt.
But DiBella said he thinks even bigger and more lucrative fights await Little Rocks Taylor if he wins.
This is a fight that could re-establish Jermain right at the top and could get him a major matchup, DiBella said. If the winner of Joe Calzaghe-Roy Jones was available, I think youd see that.
Jermain knows how big this is. Hes very aware. This is the kind of fight that will escalate him back to the top. He has to win the fight. Despite DiBellas desire to de-emphasize the buddy angle, the fighters talked about the mutual respect they have for each other.
They were Olympic teammates in 2000 and regular sparring partners, which has become a point of contention.
In June 2006, when Lacy came to Memphis to support his friend Winky Wright in a fight against Taylor, Lacy was asked who got the better of whom in Olympic training sessions. Lacy said he did.
What ? Taylor replied. I whupped his butt. The two continued to engage in their verbal jousting until Lacy insisted, even with Taylor continuing to claim he handily won the sparring sessions, that such talk cease until they got in the ring when it counted.
The sparring was very controlled, Lacy said of his early battles with Taylor. The rules in Olympic training camp was very controlled. They didnt want us to go in there and knock each others head off. Look, [on Nov. 15 ] we have to duke it out for 12 rounds and the best man may win. Then well know. The Nov. 15 fight will be Taylors first in the super middleweight (168 pounds ) division. He said the move up from 160 pounds has made training camp in Miami a more relaxed affair, but Taylor said he is still getting in his work. Taylor said he is under 180 pounds and feeling good.
Training camp is going great, Taylor said. Ive got my weight down, and the weather in Miamis good. Its been a great camp. Im already within 10 pounds of my weight, so I feel real good. I have a lot more breathing room, a lot more comfort where I dont have to worry about my weight as much. I can just relax a little more. Taylor hasnt been in the ring since Feb. 16, when he lost his rematch with Kelly Pavlik in what has been the longest layoff of his professional career.
It took me a while to get back into it, but everything is all right now, Taylor said. Ive been shadow boxing, sparring, its just like riding a bike. Ive been doing this so long, no chance I was going to forget. Those close to him said he hasnt forgotten what it is like to be a champion. Its a title hes ready to claim again, but first Taylor must get past Lacy.
I do think hes hungry again, DiBella said. He wants this fight. This is a big fight for him. No matter what we call it, it really is all or nothing. It gives a great opportunity for the person that steps up and wins the fight.
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1. DiBella's being a little too optimistic if he thinks Taylor will be fighting the winner of Calzaghe/Jones after Lacy. The loser? Maybe, if they don't go into retirement. Unless Taylor completely destroys Lacy, erasing most of the bad impressions he's left over his championship reign, I question the demand for a fight with the winner of the Joe/Roy fight. Even then, I would question it.
2. Clearly, as myself and others have somewhat anticipated, if there are bigger fights available for Taylor if he wins, he will probably not be facing the Froch/Pascal winner immediately for the WBC belt. This is a little disappointing, as I'd like to see him go after more titles instead of just money fights. That said, if the money fight is with Kessler for his title, I'm all for it.
3. Taylor had put on a little more weight than I'd thought if he's been in camp in Miami for a couple of weeks and is just now, about 6 weeks from the fight, down below 180. I understand he just came off the longest hiatus of his career, but he's known about the Nov. 15 date since late July. Just seems a little sloppy to me. I don't think he'll have any problem making weight, I'm just saying at this point he should be focusing more on training and less on getting back into shape.
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After Lacy, which he should win easily, Taylor needs to fight for a belt. I don't think he'll get the Calzaghe v Jones winner, especially not if its Calzaghe, who if he does not retire will surely face Pavlik, unless Pavlik himself loses to Hopkins.
There will be at least three alphabelt titlists at SMW that Taylor should beat in theory, and Kessler against whom he has to be given a chance. Taylor needs to start putting theory into practice.
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kessler taylor just makes sense
or kessler froch
or taylor froch...
or the LOSER of jones/calzaghe
because whoever wins, wont wanna face jermain
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taylor should win, and needs to fight kessler, bute, or froch imo.
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I think Taylor should fight froch first. The winner should fight Kessler for top dawg standing. For the first time in a long time im actually excited about the SMW division. I think Pavlik and AA should be making their entrances into the divison in the next year and half.
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Things aren't going too well with Barnes & Noble's digital aspirations. The book retail giant is expected to announce that revenue from its Nook media division — which includes its Nook ereaders and HD tablets — is even lower than it was this time a year ago.
According to a report by the New York Times, when Barnes & Noble reveals its fiscal third quarter results on Thursday, it will announce that the division will have made less than the projected US$3-billion for the entire year so far. While missing one target may not signal the end of the Nook, it does suggest that the retailer's digital strategy is not working out — leading some to suggest it will focus more on licensing and less on building gadgets in the future.
A person familiar with the company told the Times that Barnes & Noble may even consider partnerships with Samsung and Microsoft to build its tablets and ereaders in the months to come, and instead shift its strategy to rely more on content deals. It's a difficult market — the word 'tablet' is still all but synonymous with the iPad, as Apple continues to dominate global sales. Samsung is catching up — together, more than half of all tablets sold worldwide are carrying a shiny apple logo or the South Korean manufacturer's name.
The Nook just doesn't seem to be grabbing the type of marketshare that its competitors are, even with almost identical specs and a reasonable price tag. Estimates from the International Data Corporation suggest that Barnes & Noble holiday sales fell flat — it shipped just a million devices to secure 1.9% of global tablet marketshare in the last three months of 2012, placing it in fifth place after manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, Amazon and Asus. When you compare it to the same period in 2011, the situation is even more dire: the company held 4.6% of the market then, meaning it lost 27.7% of its marketshare in a year.


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I can't help it–I've watched this video 10 times now and I've laughed 10 times.
They say politics is a "full contact sport" as a way to illustrate how dirty it can get from time to time.
However in New York City, it really is a contact sport.
Just New York State Senator, Brad Hoylman who was the target of an "attack" from a disgruntled constituent.
It's hard to imagine though how much damage an 84-year-old man could inflict. I have to admit, I do like his moxie. And his reaction upon finding out that he's being escorted out of the area is priceless.
I suppose you could call this more of a tap than an actual slap–but the fact remains, you better be ready for anything if you're running for public office.
It's a good thing nothing as unsavory as this ever happens in St. Louis….right?
Oh wait..how quickly we forget.
Here's a longer version of the incident which might be even crazier–note the "double slap" at :57


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O.D. Scene creator, writer and editor Jack Schaeffer, O.D.
The American Academy of Optometry (AAO), founded in 1922, stands as an organization with the sole purpose of advancing the art and science of practicing optometry. As I quote their website, they are "dedicated to the highest standards of optometric practice through clinical care, education or research."
The AAO has an exemplary leadership group. Through the next two months, we will be introducing you to their officers and "who" they are.
On a personal note, I was awarded my fellowship into the Academy this past year in Seattle. This was a major milestone in my career as an optometrist. It was a great feeling when I received my Certificate of Membership and was joined by my colleagues and friends. I will always cherish that moment.
Key Opinion Leaders Weigh in…
Bernard J. Dolan, O.D., M.S., F.A.A.O., AAO president; Brett G. Bence, O.D., F.A.A.O., president-elect; Karla Zadnik, O.D., Ph.D., AAO immediate past-president; and Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D., F.A.A.O., secretary treasurer.
Q: Why did you decide to become an optometrist?
B.D.: Optometry combined my academic interest in the anatomy and function of the visual system with my desire to provide care to individuals within a healthcare profession.
The Dolan family at the 2013 AAO Meeting in Seattle.
B.B.: It was the combined influence of a dedicated father, who was a caring and respected orthopedic surgeon, and my hometown optometrist, who was an outstanding doctor, community leader and individual.
K.Z.: My paternal grandfather, William M. Henry, was an optometrist who got his degree from the Needles Institute in 1920. He died when I was 14 years old, and I declared then that I wanted to be an optometrist.
J.S.: I loved the idea of caring for patients who have visual needs and, after observing, was always fascinated by our family optometrist's daily routine.
Q: Can you describe your optometry practice?
B.D.: I am the clinical educator at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, teaching optometry residents and students and overseeing eye care for our veterans.
The Bence family at a farm they co-own with other family members in Nebraska.
B.B.: Our practice is comprised of six medical offices — four with attached surgical centers. We focus on specialty medical and surgical eye care and have a dedicated professional staff of O.D.s and M.D.s. We advocate for patients obtaining primary eye care services, including post-surgical co-management, with community doctors of optometry.
The Zadnik family at the 2010 AAO banquet in San Francisco.
K.Z.: I'm the associate dean at The Ohio State University College of Optometry.
J.S.: I practice with a very talented group of ophthalmologists, optometrists and opticians. We're a group of 32 optometrists and ophthalmologists, with 18 locations and a referral center that serves the northeastern part of Pennsylvania.
Q: Why should an optometrist join the AAO?
B.D.: The Academy provides an optometrist with lifelong learning through high-quality education, symposia on current clinical topics and new information in the scientific program papers and posters at our annual meeting. The Academy's journal, Optometry & Vision Science, has clinically relevant special topics issues and now provides the optometrist with online clinical case reports with clinical pearls. In addition, the Academy provides camaraderie and fellowship.
Dr. Dolan with fellow O.D.s at a San Francisco Giants game.
B.B.: To become a better optometrist. Fellowship in the Academy opens the door to many unique opportunities for professional growth: to learn from and share views with leading educators, to personally interact with some of our brightest minds in vision research, to network with other providers who may have similar practice-related management issues, to enjoy lifelong friendships and to give back to the profession by supporting research through the Academy's Foundation.
K.Z.: . . . A true profession needs an underpinning of its own research, and the Academy provides that: today's research, tomorrow's practice.
Dr. Zadnik wore this "OSU vs. Cal." t-shirt at a 2011 game.
J.S.: Fellowship provides an avenue for professional growth, including interacting with colleagues who share common interests. I especially love the Diplomate program. The Academy continues to always revive my professional curiosity.
Q: Why are you so involved in the AAO?
B.D.: . . . I want to support and influence the success of our Academy. I was fortunate to be elected to the Board of Directors and given the opportunity to serve.
B.B.: The Academy has always appealed to a personal interest to advance education in the profession. This interest is combined with a belief that credible, clinical and scientific research is important for defining optometric practice, areas also important to the Academy and personally motivating.
K.Z.: I attended my first Academy meeting in 1983 in Houston. I knew it was the organization for me, literally almost from my first moment there. In 1989, when I was a graduate student, I was given the opportunity to join the Research Committee and then to chair it soon after that, which I did for a decade. Key members of that Committee were mentors and peers, and they cemented my connection to the AAO.
Dr. Shovlin with wife and best friend Lisa.
J.S.: From my first Academy encounter and annual meeting, my mentors stressed the value of giving back to the profession and the Academy. I initially became quite involved in the Section on Cornea and Contact Lenses (now Section on Cornea, Contact Lenses and Refractive Technologies) and this served as a fantastic opportunity to continue in leadership at the Board level.
Q: What is your most cherished moment as an Academy officer?
B.D.: . . . Individually greeting each of the new Fellows at our Fellowship Banquet in Seattle, which included Dr. Jack Schaeffer.
B.B.: . . . Passing a motion to incorporate special interest groups into the Academy was a ground-breaking and memorable moment that we hope provides greater opportunity for members to become more involved in these areas of our profession.
K.Z.: There are two, both when I was president. I took office in 2010 in San Francisco. As I looked out over the attendees at the banquet, which included my family and friends at the front of the room, I was overcome with the sense that everything that mattered to me in the world was in that place at that time, with me. Two years later, in Phoenix, I came to the meeting with breast cancer, having undergone a lumpectomy just two weeks before the meeting. The support I felt at that meeting, including pink ribbon lapel pins on the Scientific Program Committee members and sparkly pink ribbon "tattoos" on the women at the banquet, was a "life moment."
The Bence family (from L to R): Brett, Robin, Jared and Teryn at Lake Chelan in Washington State.
J.S.: For me, it happens every year at the annual meeting. The education, camaraderie and especially seeing the joy and sense of accomplishment for those who receive fellowship makes it all so meaningful.
Q: What do you think is the biggest misconception O.D.s have about the AAO? How would you respond?
B.D.: That the Academy is only for academics or those in clinical teaching. It was established by private-practice optometrists who, even today, are the largest membership.
B.B.: I believe a misconception among some is that we are a selective organization that prefers the membership of in-dividuals in optometric education, research and leading clinician-educators. . . . Membership is welcomed and unbiased for any optometrist, vision scientist, administrator, librarian or other professional involved in optometry. In fact, more than 85% of our members are involved directly with patient care, and a majority are practitioners.
K.Z.: That it's elitist and only for academics. The AAO is for any optometrist who wants to be excellent.
J.S.: Many O.D.s feel this is strictly a group for researchers. Although research is a very important part of our mission, the majority of our members are clinicians seeing patients like I do every day.
Q: What is your prediction for the future of the optometric profession?
B.D.: I foresee a profession that has overcome the present challenges of reimbursement for professional services.
B.B.: My crystal ball shows increased uniformity of licensing privileges between states, improved interprofessional communication and collaboration with our medical colleagues, including research and practice guidelines initiatives, greater access for our students and residents in medical training facilities and increased recognition worldwide of the benefits of comprehensive primary-care optometric services.
Dickens, the Shovlin's "most pampered child."
Dr. Zadnik speaking at the 2011 AAO meeting.
K.Z.: It's so bright, we'll have to wear shades. Our valuable role in the healthcare system will become universally recognized by the year 2020.
J.S.: I predict the future is extremely bright. Optometry has been a fabulous career for me, and I know the opportunities I have been grateful for will continue for new graduates.
Q: What person living or dead would you like to hear speak and why?
B.D.: My great grandmother, Mary McDermott, so she could tell me about her life in Ireland, her travel across the Atlantic and why she chose San Francisco as her destination.
B.B.: I probably would choose Abraham Lincoln. If you read Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln (Simon & Schuster, 2006), you come to appreciate the depth of character, which underpinned the painstaking decisions he was forced to make. If we had a time machine, it would be an extraordinary opportunity to go back in time and hear him speak.
K.Z.: Horribly trite answer: My father. I can't remember the sound of his voice.
J.S.: John F. Kennedy was so charismatic. I had a chance to hear him speak and actually had the opportunity to shake his hand when I was 7 years old (months before he died).
Q: If you could have dinner with anyone living or deceased, who would it be and why?
B.D.: Abraham Lincoln to have a conversation about his approaches to the challenging issues he faced during his administration and to enjoy his humor and humility.
B.B.: My father passed away roughly 10 years ago. I would choose him. He was a reserved person, yet an unquestionable role model for his children and others.
K.Z.: I'd like my Ph.D. advisor, past-president of the AAO and editor of Optometry & Vision Science to co-host a dinner that included optometrists Mert Flom and Irv Borish.
J.S.: Otto Wichterle, who invented the soft lens. I would love to hear the complete history of the material and how it was brought to market.
Dr. Dolan with family at America's Cup on the San Francisco Bay.
Q: Who are the members of your family, and what do you like to do for fun?
B.D.: I have been happily married to Jane for 32 years, who is a retired physical therapist. Our daughter, Christina, is a graduate of Arizona State University who worked for five years for the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center in Phoenix and is presently a graduate student studying speech pathology at California State University, East Bay. Our son, Greg, is a graduate of University of California, Santa Barbara, and is completing his Ph.D in biochemistry at University of California, San Diego. For fun, I enjoy genealogy — I have traced my wife's family back to the 1500s in a village in Germany — and meet and visit people from other counties. On a recent trip to Ireland, I had wonderful visits with both paternal and maternal distant cousins.
Lisa, Ryan and Erin Shovlin showing their support for sunwear.
B.B.: My wife, Robin, has a MS degree in exercise physiology and teaches K-5 PE. Our son, Jared, is a senior business major in finance with a minor in economics at Western Washington University. Teryn, our youngest, is a junior English major and linguistics minor at UCLA. For fun, I like to travel as a family abroad, exercising, and reading.
K.Z.: I have been married to Kurt Zadnik, a horticulturist by training and managing editor of Optometry & Vision Science since 1996, for 35 years. We have two daughters, Andra, 28, and Nina Marie, 23. For fun, I am a cyclist, I make quilts, I recently took up art journaling — primarily featuring little watercolor paintings and inspirational, snarky quotations — and I like mentoring others.
J.S.: I have a very understanding wife and best friend, Lisa, and two wonderful children. Erin attended Brown University, did a two-year program with "Teach for America" and now works for the U.S. Department of Education. Ryan completes law school at Temple (James E. Beasley School of Law) University in May and hopes to practice intellectual property law, as his grandfather did. Our most pampered child is our golden retriever, Dickens. For fun, I enjoy attending sporting events, spending time with family, and I spend a good deal of time on profession-related items.
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B.D.: Movie: Doctor Zhivago; Book: Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln (Simon & Schuster, 2006), Band: The Beatles; Adult beverage of choice: Beer.
J.S.: Movie: Casino Royale (James Bond 2006); Book: 1776 (Holt McDougal; 1st edition, 2006); Band: Dave Mathews Band; Adult beverage of choice: Any red wine.
K.Z.: Movie: Body Heat; Book: We Need to Talk about Kevin (Harper Perennial; Mti Rep edition, 2011); Band: Doobie Brothers; Adult beverage of choice: Triple Eight Vodka martini, extra dirty, with blue cheese olives.
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Reading Hospital nurses set what they thought would be a challenging goal for the first hospitalwide food drive they organized: collect 1 pound of food for each of the hospital's 6,900 workers.
By the end of the drive Tuesday, they had sent 9,476 pounds of food and personal care items to the Greater Berks Food Bank.
"We were super-excited," said Ashley Becker, co-chairwoman of the hospital's nursing excellence committee. "We absolutely appreciate all the support from the hospital."
She said the committee will organize the drive again next year and will aim to beat this year's results.
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Ugandan choppers disappear over Kenya
At least two Ugandan military helicopters travelling to Somalia to help in the fight against Al Shebab rebels have disappeared in Kenyan airspace.
The helicopters were part of a squadron that took off from Entebbe in Uganda on Sunday.
Kenyan news media reported the pilot of one of the helicopters had called for help before crashing into thick forest on the slopes of Mount Kenya in the centre of the country.
It is believed five helicopters took off from the Ugandan base. One arrived safely at a refuelling stop but there is no word on the others.
Uganda recently took the lead in the African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia.
In the past few months Uganda has played a key role in forcing Al Shabab out of Mogadishu, with a fierce battle currently underway in their final stronghold, the port city of Kismayu.
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Now talking about the throwing of the pickle juice and water. Nat says when her dad see that he will probably fly there right away and how they're treating her. He will flip.
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SAN ANTONIO - There is never a dull moment in the recruitment of Matt Elam and the West Palm Beach (Fla.) Dwyer kept it interesting this week at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Elam, a long-time Florida commit, switched his pledge from the Gators to Florida State on New Year's Even and then after a conversation with coach Urban Meyer early this week looked to be opening his recruitment back up. Then Elam said Georgia was also entering the mix for Saturday's decision.
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In the end, though, Florida won out for Elam, who's had a relationship with Meyer ever since he recruited Elam's older brother, Abram, to Notre Dame in the 1990s.
That bond was an important talking point in their discussions early this week and one big reason why Elam settled on the Gators.
"I talked to Urban," Elam said this week. "We were talking about our relationship basically and he told me to have trust, to have trust in him and he asked me a word that really touched me. He said, 'Do you know what faith means?' and he told me the definition. It really touched me a lot. It really touched me so my decision might change.
"I've known him for a while. It's been tough to leave him so I don't know if I'll be able to do that.
"It was mostly an emotional discussion. He was telling me how he was sorry, he didn't know if it was the right idea, but how he wasn't feeling too good and it was an emotional breakdown. It was very emotional."
Meyer is taking an indefinite leave of absence citing health issues but that didn't scare off Elam, rated as the second-best safety, top player in the Florida state rankings and No. 14 overall. He is expected to be an early enrollee and will join Dwyer teammates Gerald Christian and Robert Clark in Florida's class.


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Best Puffio's ever - I miss them. Next time I am in Sarnia I am eating one again. I love the sauce and how big they are.
Any time that I find myself coming to Sarnia I immediately get a note from my family to bring home Puffios. It is their version of the panzerotti. They have their standard ingredients but you can order it however you like. I always get extra sauce on the side. I am sure it is a secret family recipe too. I wish I had one now.....
Staff is always friendly! it's a little pricey but the Pizza and Puffio's are amazing.... never had a Puffio but heard people raving about them so I gave them a try and it's better then expected, the dough is amazing and it tastes great... I suggest trying one, the Pizza is fantastic too. Just alittle place but something you gotta try when visiting Sarnia. A+++++
The food and service was amazing, it was a bit pricey and i can get puffios twice the size elsewhere but they cant compare to Ciccios, i guess thats why they charge what they do.
The Puffios are unbelievable. They really could charge anything they wanted. They are just that good. Just talking about them makes my mouth water. Once you've had one you'll know what I mean. It's just a small little restaurant that has stayed small, but boy do they do what they do good !!!
Coming from Columbus Ohio...I had never had a puffio and it was amazing but the Greek pizza is my favorite by far!
This place has the BEST pizza and wings in town. The service is one of the best in town as well. As soon as you walk in..you feel appreciated for being a customer.
Visiting from Toronto, was looking for great pizza, read the reviews and decided to check it out. Great toppings, sauce and crust!
Best Pizza in Town!!! I would recommend this place if you get a chance!!!
Awesome Puffios, best we've had. Super Friendly staff too...customer service A++
Ciccio's pizza is awesome - best in the city! There is no scrimping on toppings. When you walk in you are instantly made to feel welcome in this restaurant. Staff are very friendly, courteous and excellent at what they do. No other pizza place compares!!
Always love this place...honestly, the best puffio's i've ever tasted...
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Man sentenced in forgery case
URBANA — A Tolono man who wrote bad checks on his father's bank account and forged a prescription has been sentenced to drug court probation and ordered to repay his father.
Champaign County Judge Tom Difanis on Thursday sentenced John M. Sheets, 32, to 30 months of the probation program designed to give defendants help with drug addictions.
Sheets pleaded guilty in late June to forgery, admitting that in September 2011, he wrote a check on his father's account. He also pleaded guilty in a separate case to a count of forgery for presenting a fake prescription at a Champaign drug store in October 2011.
As part of his sentence, he was ordered to repay his father $3,634.
A separate charge of residential burglary was dismissed as part of his plea agreement.
In an unrelated case before Judge Heidi Ladd on Friday:
— Richard J. Failla, 21, who listed an address in the 200 block of East Daniel Street, Champaign, was sentenced to two years of first offender's probation after pleading guilty to possession with intent to deliver cannabis.
He admitted having the cannabis at an apartment in the 900 block of South Second Street on March 14 that University of Illinois police searched as part of an ongoing investigation.
Failla admitted having between 10 and 30 grams of cannabis.
Co-defendant Christopher Flores, 22, of the Second Street address, pleaded guilty late last month to possession of a controlled substance for the same sentence. He admitted possessing less than a gram of methylphenidate, commonly referred to as Ritalin.
Both men were University of Illinois students. They were also ordered to perform 30 hours of public service.
If they successfully complete the period of probation, they'll have no record of a felony conviction.
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This week, I've decided to continue to blog on XNA for Windows Phone 7 as it will be surely useful for some of you in "You make IT smart" '11. If you already made a game for the Windows phone emulator, you have probably noticed that it doesn't appear in the application menu along with the Internet Explorer icon. Most of you will probably think of a bug, but it's not! Indeed, XNA framework installs the game by default into the game hub, which is not accessible into the emulator.
But don't worry; it's still possible to change easily these installation settings in three easy steps:
1. In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, open the Properties folder and then open the WindowsPhoneManifest.xml file.
2. Find the Genre property, which is normally set to Apps.Games. This means by default that this application would be installed in the Game Hub
3. The genre for a default Silverlight application is NormalApp, so just put Genre="NormalApp"
This simple manipulation will make appear your game icon into the normal list. Maybe you can do this to test the tile image of your app. If you don't know how to change this, I reccomand you the blog post from Bob Taco: http://geekswithblogs.net/mikebmcl/archive/2010/08/18/how-to-pin-your-game-or-app-in-the-emulator.aspx.
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