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FLORIDA - A billboard is going up by what some consider to be an assisted suicide organization. In a couple of months, you could be driving past it every single day.
These billboards have already popped up in San Francisco and New Jersey. So why was Southwest Florida chosen as its next destination? A local spokesperson says it's not meant to spark controversy, but dialogue.
"My life. My death. My choice." Come November, the Final Exit Network wants to post this billboard on Interstate 75 between Sarasota and Lee Counties. Some drivers don't get it. "I'm not even sure what that means," Jason Danweber said.
Others worry it sends a negative message. "Oh, that's very interesting," Beth Cubbage aid. "Not so sure I'd want that on 75."
You may have heard about the Final Exit Network in the past when Charlotte County resident Thomas Goodwin and three other members were indicted on charges they helped a Georgia man with Cancer kill himself. Spokesperson Frank Kavanaugh says Final Exit Network doesn't encourage or provide the means for anyone to die. "What we have always wanted to do was to promote dialogue about the right to die, and for people to examine whatever choices they want to make for themselves about what they want or what they don't want at the end of their life," Kavanaugh said.
Because they send mailings to more than 400 people in Florida, the majority in South Florida, they chose I-75. When we asked for their response to some drivers who say they don't want to see that message, Kavanaugh said, "Well, we think there is a right of free speech and that we are entitled to put it up. People who believe otherwise will look at the boards and say, 'I don't think that ought to be up there.' That's their personal opinion, but others look at it and say, 'yeah, I understand.'"
Others, like Lance Malone. "My mother had Cancer you know, and in the end ,it was kind of her decision just to let it go because she was suffering so much," Malone said.
A spokesperson for the Diocese of Venice says: "The Diocese of Venice in Florida is concerned by the proposed plan by the Final Exit Network to put billboards along Interstate 75, because vulnerable patients may be misled by the new billboards. The fear of prolonged death and concerns about being a burden tempts some to take control of death and bring it about before its time, but this is a false mercy. Our human dignity demands that those facing the end of life receive compassionate care until their natural death."

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Gatlinburg Cabin Rental Photos and Description
Cabin, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths (Sleeps 6-7)
Sunrises and sunsets feature a sweet and calming 'SERENITY BREEZE' at this comfortable and cozy cabin nestled among pine trees on a GORGEOUS MOUNTAIN SIDE!!!
PERFECT LOCATION - five (5) minutes to Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Dollywood, Splash Country, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park as well as fine dining, shopping, entertainment, antiques, fishing, golf, and kids' activities / attractions.
SERENE, PRIVATE, QUIET, AND MAJESTICALLY BEAUTIFUL...AHHH!!! Close to so much, yet seems in the middle of nowhere. Simply a PERFECT LOCATION and so EASILY ACCESSIBLE!
This THREE (3) STORY LOG CABIN has a BALCONY as well as a gas FIREPLACE on both the first and second levels. Each balcony is the full length of this 1600 sq. ft. home which is a LOG CABIN THROUGHOUT.
The lower balcony (completely covered) has a PORCH SWING at one end and a peaceful, LARGE HOT TUB at the other end with a BREATHTAKING VIEW of the mountains!! The upper balcony is covered at one end and has a TABLE AND BENCHES for great outdoor meals / snacks. Each deck has ROCKING CHAIRS and 180° VIEWS OF THE MOUNTAINS YEAR ROUND. The peaceful sound of rushing water (a NEARBY STREAM) can be heard while on the decks.
Bedrooms are on the second (main) and third (loft) levels. Both bedrooms have KING PILLOWTOP SLEEP NUMBER BEDS for your restful slumber. One side of the bed can be hard and the other soft. Both are MASTER SUITES, each with a bathroom, TV, and DVD player. The second level suite has a JACUZZI. An ADDED BONUS this cabin has over many others, you can SLEEP SOUNDLY because the game room, den, and balcony with the HOT TUB are on the first (lower level). PERFECT for families.
The lower level has a HUGE DEN with a sofa, loveseat, and rocking chair which has INCREDIBLE VIEWS OF THE MOUNTAINS! Additionally, the family room has a 48" TV, DVD player, COMMERCIAL GRADE queen sleeper sofa, and antique bookshelf stocked with books, CDs, and DVDs. The GAME ROOM has a POOL TABLE, antique game table, and ADORABLE CHILDREN'S AREA (with games, puzzles, stuffed animals).
All three levels have CEILING FANS, and a BBQ area is located outside. The kitchen, dining room, and living room have a CATHEDRAL CEILING. For those of you who need INTERNET ACCESS, the living area on the main level has an antique sewing machine base which has been transformed into a CHARMING desk (WiFi included). THE MOUNTAIN DECOR, LOG DECOR, SECLUSION, EASY ACCESS, 180° MOUNTAIN VIEWS, AND SO MUCH MORE WILL INVITE YOU BACK!!!
We just purchased this cabin August '11 and completely RENOVATED the cabin. The MATTRESSES, sofa, loveseat, dining table, and kitchenware are NEW. In addition, all the cleaning products used in the cabin are GREEN FRIENDLY.
Note, the drive up to the cabin is an incline, yet any vehicle should not have any difficulties driving up there. Whenever we go, we just drive a compact car and have no problems getting up the hill. Our driveway is pretty flat and can fit 3 cars.
This is a popular area for vacationers to travel. 'SERENITY BREEZE CABIN' is in an IDEAL LOCATION, perfectly situated halfway between all the major attractions.
3 minutes - Pigeon Forge
4 minutes - Entrance to the Smoky Mountain National Park
5 minutes - Gatlinburg
6 minutes - Dollywood & Splash Country
*Specials - I have several openings for a one night stay. Please contact me directly about these dates if you are interested.
- Suitability:
- Low Allergen Environment
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
About Karen (Pls check the calendar for availability)
We love the Great Smoky Mountains and the Gatlinburg / Pigeon Forge area. We purchased and renovated this cabin in a effort to provide an affordable, luxurious, and rejuvenating rental experience for business, family, quiet, or romantic rental experience.
Karen (Pls check the calendar for availability) purchased this cabin in 2011
Why Karen (Pls check the calendar for availability) chose Gatlinburg
The Great Smoky Mountains - an incredible place to take a breath, be still, and experience a serenity breeze.
We chose this particular cabin because of it's size, floor plan, location, and amazingly beautiful views. Serenity Breeze has one of the best panoramic and private views in the area. In addition, you couldn't be in a better location - less than 5 minutes to the heart of Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, the national park and only 2-3 miles from the Parkway. Check out the map and see how Serenity Breeze has all the conveniences of being close to all the main attractions in the area, yet is also remote and serene.


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Welcome to Jharkhand forest
The state of Jharkhand has a unique relation with forest since ancient times. The word 'Jharkhand' connotes 'area of land covered with forests'. Therefore, literally as well as symbolically, Jharkhand is associated with forests. Various ethnic groups such as Munda, Oraon, Ho, Santhal, Paharia, Chero, Birjea, Asura and other have influenced their ecosystems by varying practices of agro-pastoralism over the years. Traditionally, these indigenous people have symbiotic relations with forests. Local festivals like Sarhul and Karma are customarily related with worshipping of trees.
The state with a geographical area of 79,714 km² constitutes 2.42% of the country's area. The total recorded forest area of the state is 23,605 km² which is 29.61% of the geographical area of the state. Of the total recorded forest area, Reserved Forests constitute 18.58%, Protected Forests 81.28%, and Unclassed Forests 0.14%. As per State of Forest Report of Forest Survey of India, forest cover in the state is 22,977 km² which is 28.82% of the state's geographical area. The total forest and tree cover put together, it constitutes about 32.48% of the geographical area of the state against the national average of 23.81%.
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it's on the wallTuesday, October 15, 2013
I found a great new resource for art and wanted to share a few of my favorite picks with you. As you know, I tend to gravitate toward neutrals, but am really loving these colorful paintings, too. If you're planning on buying any art, check out Saatchi. Which painting is your favorite?
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Yes, I'm a big fan of Saatchi! I bought a piece from them a few years ago and it remains one of my favorites. I love the purple painting!ReplyDelete
I'm kind of loving all of them to be honest. Thanks for sharing! My walls are in need of some sprucing up, so fingers crossed I'll find something affordable!ReplyDelete
I love the purple the one the most. But the neutral one with the faint pattern is more like something I would end up hanging in my home.ReplyDelete
I really love the second one and the one with the horse. Very cool art!ReplyDelete


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ARLINGTON -- Miriam says prayers come true.Since Aug. 8, when her husband was laid off, her family has managed with the aid of her church. The church is made up of humble, working-class families, she said, but they have helped with food and rent money."It's a small church," she said in Spanish. "With the little they have, they have helped us."Miriam, 36, wrote to the Goodfellow Fund when the weather started getting cooler, hoping to get a winter coat for her 12-year-old son. The Goodfellow Fund provides school children with $50 gift cards to J.C. Penny that can be used only for clothing or shoes."It is very important to me," Miriam said. "It is a great help. A great blessing."Since it was started at the Star-Telegram in 1912, the Goodfellow Fund hasn't skipped a year of providing something for children in families in need during the holiday season. This year's goal is $1 million to help 20,000.In 1912, contributors gave $1,242.80, which paid for 350 gift baskets that contained a turkey, two loaves of bread, fruit, canned vegetables and toys; each family also got a load of wood or coal.Miriam said recent months have been difficult since her husband, who used to install and repair air conditioners, has been doing only odd jobs. He hasn't been able to secure permanent work. In fact, in September, they experienced another setback when he injured his wrist while cutting metal for a job. He ended up with six stitches and hospital bills.Unexpectedly, a large portion of the hospital debt was paid; Miriam believes it was through a charity. In late November, the last bill outstanding was for $525 for a doctor, she said.Miriam hopes her Christmas wish comes true: "We continue to pray that he find a permanent job."
As the holiday season approaches, the Star-Telegram once again embarks on its annual drive to raise money from its readers to provide practical gifts for needy Tarrant County children. Please send your contribution to Goodfellows, Box 1870, Fort Worth, TX 76101. Or go online to goodfellowfund.com and make a secure credit-card donation. We'll acknowledge your gift unless anonymity is requested.
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November 28, 2014
After a night of searching, police say the man responsible for firing gunshots inside a busy New Jersey mall was found dead Tuesday morning.
Witnesses at the Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus say the gunman was dressed in black and wearing a helmet. He's said to have fired up to five shots shortly after the mall closed at 9 p.m.
NBC News in New York City says police identified the shooter as 20-year-old Richard Shoop from Teanick, N.J. His body was found in a part of the mall that has been under construction. They say he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
There were no injuries reported in the gunfire, but the mall was locked down by state and local police Monday night and Tuesday morning. Police initially worried the gunman had left the mall. Officials say the shopping center will stay closed on Tuesday.
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Mazda MX5 Roadster 1998
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ABS brakes
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Excellent condition. Regularly serviced. Well maintained.
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"The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled."
– Plutarch
State Education
"A general State education is a mere contrivance for molding people to be exactly like one another; and as the mold in which it casts them is that which pleases the dominant power in the government, whether this be a monarch, an aristocracy, or a majority of the existing generation; in proportion as it is efficient and successful, it establishes a despotism over the mind, leading by a natural tendency to one over the body."
— John Stuart Mill
"The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation."
– Vladimir Lenin
Taxation and Inflation
"You know you people are middle class, but you hate the middle class, you hate middle class values, and that's very good. But what you should do is pretend to be a friend of the middle class, pass yourself off as middle class, and use your position in the middle class to rub raw the sores of discontent. Try to radicalize the middle class by feigning or pretending to share their values."
— Saul Alinsky
Rules for Radicals
"The successful warrior is the average man, with laser-like focus."
– Bruce Lee
"Speech is the mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so he is."
– Publilius Syrus
"It's not what you've got,
it's what you use that makes a difference."
—Zig Ziglar
The primary function of regulation in health care, especially as it affects the quality of medical care, is to constrain decentralized decision making."
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The internet has made official what we pretty much already knew: Downtown Fort Lauderdale is a kickass place. How kickass? According to Livability.com, it's the seventh-best downtown in the U.S. The website is all about tracking down and ranking the best cities to live and work in, avoiding the o ... More >>
The big business brains over at Forbes compiled a list of 200 American cities that the magazine says are the best for "business and careers."Don't get your hopes up, folks. Fort Loddy Doddy did terrible, coming in 192 out of 200. We barely beat out notorious hellhole Flint, Michigan.
Before South Park, Trey Parker wrote a musical about a cannibal.
Siobhan Browne talks about President Clinton's lies, love lost, and the beauty salon


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Photos and Description of this 6 bedroom holiday villa in Chania - Villa Catani
6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, can sleep 8-15
Its award winner architect has come up with a design, for a luxury, yet easy-going, country home that combines traditional elements, (like wide stone walls, exposed wooden beams), with modern ones (like folding glass panels, interior light wells, lookout decks at each floor) to offer residents the sense of being secure and cozy, while open to enjoy the panoramic views and the docile Cretan climate – the best there is!
Standing on its 4000 m2 of olive groves, with 12 x 3,5 m private pool, the villa is located at an idyllic countryside spot of Nea Kydonia, from where it's just 10 min drive to Hania town, and 800 m to Kalamaki' sea, with many sandy beaches nearby.
What previous guests have loved most was the feeling of spaciousness, the communication and free lines of vision that the light wells allowed, the opportunity to enjoy being outdoors at the patio, the dinning terrace and the pool, the décor's equilibrium of earthly colours and materials with aluminium and modern fitting.
Accessible features:: Ramp entrance to main floor.
Wide entrance doors, all doors at least 75 cm wide, most wider.
Bedrooms with room to manoeuvre.
Twin beds can be made 45 cm high.
A cargo lift (80cm X 110cm) gives access to all floors, but it's permitted to be used only to facilitate guests with mobility problems at theirs or their guardians' responsibility.
There are two accessible toilettes: a roll-in shower at the ground floor and a bathroom at the main floor. Both have 45cm high toilettes, accessible sinks, gripping bars, adjustable shower-height. The bathroom is accessed by a ramp; its bath-lid is 53cm high and it has a portable bath seat.
All entrances are level but the one to the upper deck.
NOTE 1: There is a step to the upper deck, and the portable ramp stops door from being closed
NOTE 2: There isn't yet a pool-hoist
Steps to rent Villa Catani: 1. E-mail to confirm availability and prices. We'll reply and send you attached our "Rental Lease Agreement". If you are still interested, let us know, and we'll hold your option for five working days.
2. Shop around for flights, (also check flights from Heraklion).
3. Double-check with us, and book the flight. Don't forget Insurance
4. We will quickly confirm your agreement to the Rental Lease, and ask you to pay 10% of the rental fee directly to our bank account.
5. We'll ask you to fill the BOOKING FORM, and once your deposit is in our bank account, we'll post you a receipt and the Rental Lease signed;
6. We'll expect you to pay another 40% of the cost 6 months prior to your arrival.
7. And balance 60 days prior to your arrival. Then we will post you both receipts and a leaflet with directions on how to get to the villa.
The rest of the information on how to rent: Insurance:
Although Greece is of course a full European Union member, many of its customs and practises differ from those in Northern Europe, particularly in terms of medical facilities. Therefore, it is recommended that you take out your own travel insurance.
To make the reservation, please fill the BOOKING FORM with your details:
(Tel Work):
(Other email):
Total no in party:
No of children:
Please name each person of your group and their ages so that I can fill the Rental Lease and post it to you.
Arrival date:
Departure date:
Approximate arrival and departure time:
(Please note that 13.00 is the earliest you can arrive, and you should leave no later than 10.00, to allow 3 hours to have the house ready for next guests.)
Flight number:
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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BUSHTON -Central Plains Middle School would like to recognize Aubrianna Oberle and Trey Schulte as the September Students of the Month.
Dear Editor,
GARDEN CITY - Any team would want to finish the regular season on a roll, and it can't be done much better than the Great Bend High School girls' tennis team.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Miguel Cabrera had four hits, including a homer during a five-run sixth inning, and the Detroit Tigers held off the Kansas City Royals 6-3 Monday night to clinch the AL Central title.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - The Baltimore Orioles are facing an uphill battle to win the AL East.
COFFEYVILLE - The Barton Community College women's golf team placed five players in the top 10 at a Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference tournament on Monday.
NEW YORK (AP) - Robinson Cano, Curtis Granderson, Russell Martin and Mark Teixeira homered in a nine-run second inning, and the New York Yankees routed the Boston Red Sox 10-2 Monday night to open a one-game lead over Baltimore in the AL East with two games to play.
SALINA - Wrapping up their season, the Great Bend High School Lady Panthers junior varsity tennis team captured sixth place out of eight teams last Thursday at the Salina Central invitational.
INDIANAPOLIS - It took Chuck Pagano less than nine months to instill his fighter's mentality and hopeful spirit in the Indianapolis Colts.
WILSON-Mary A. "Annie" Vopat, 77, died Sunday, Sept. 30 at Salina. Born March 8, 1935, she was the daughter of Paul and Therese (Reissig) Dumler.
HOISINGTON-Troy Edward Bressler, 64, died Sunday, Sept. 30 at Clara Barton Hospital in Hoisington. Born July 17, 1948 at Great Bend, he was the son of Donald and Vera (Lowry) Bressler.
The Barton Visual and Performing Arts Department will host its annual Sneak Preview Concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8, in the Fine Arts Auditorium.
The Great Bend Recreation Commission will host a free Stop 'N Learn Session, "Tree Diseases and Insects," from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the Great Bend Activity Center, 2715 18th St. District Forester Jim Strine with the Kansas Forest Service will talk about the current dry conditions and anticipated insect and disease problems facing trees in the Great Bend area.
League of Women Voters of Great Bend will hold the monthly meeting at noon on Tuesday at Montana Mike's in the north room. Lunch will be from the menu and can be from their "quick serve" menu.
The Peter A.R. Unruh and Sarah Boese Unruh Family Reunion was held on Nov. 2, at the First Christian Church in Great Bend. Those in attendance were Dwayne and Janis Deckert, Mary Anne Mull and Don, Brenda, Julietha, and Sarah Jones, all of Great Bend; Kevin and Marsha Reece, Larry Carr and Keith Mull all of Larned; Jeanine Haynes of Salina; and Vera Spencer and Leslie Peters of Wichita.
The Principles of Agriculture Economics class at Barton Community College is currently exploring consumer choices and how they make those choices when selecting foodstuffs at the store. This discussion also includes the direct buyers of crops and livestock off the farm and ranch. It is helpful to remember that while economics is rife with numbers, charts, and statistics, economics is at its core a social science trying to explain and predict human behavior. This week's column explains how these choices made. Next week - how does agriculture respond?


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by Will Bryant
Phone Skins
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Sony's Perfect Playstation Plus Trifecta
It's abundantly clear that Playstaion Plus offers ridiculously good value to the consumer but generally speaking; a gain on the one hand is a loss on another. In this article we take a look at who, if anyone, is taking the knock for Playstation Plus. Is it possible that Sony has created a win-win-win scenario?
When Sony first announced Playstation Plus the first thing that came to mind was concern; concern over another useless, money making, limp subscription service. When it launched however it was clear that Sony meant serious business. The games being given away were high quality, well known and highly regarded titles. Still, doubt lingered and the general feeling was that it was a showy start and would fade quickly with lesser titles to follow. However this did not happen; month after month Sony have been offering major titles for Playstation Plus subscribers.
Then came the launch of the Playstation Vita. What was this we were hearing? Our Playstation Plus subscription includes monthly offerings for the PS3 and Vita, this was too good to be true. But again Sony shut out the doubts with excellent offerings each and every month for the Vita as well. And now they are doing it again with the PS4, sure its titles are smaller ones but given the number of games available it's totally understandable.
From the disbelief came confusion. How can Sony be offering a service like this and not be losing a small fortune each month? Why are developers giving over their games to Sony for them to give away for free? How much is Sony paying these developers if anything? Is this actually one big con that the subscribers have not yet cottoned onto?
The answer, dear readers, is that Sony have in fact created the ultimate WIN-WIN-WIN situation; it simply boils down to numbers, timing and economies of scale.
A WIN for the subscriber:
Let's be blunt here; if you have a PS3, Vita or PS4 and don't have Playstation Plus you are a fool. The value proposition is insane even with a single device, if you have all three then it's simply off the chart. For $50 a year the sheer amount of titles you will receive could easily approach $1000 worth. Since getting my Vita I have not purchased a single game for it and yet I've gone through many titles I would have bought anyway. Uncharted GA, Gravity Rush, Guacamelee, Soul Sacrifice, Touch My Katamari, Unit 13 and many others.
For PS3 things just get better with the only downside being that the backlog has gone from "tower of shame" to "uncontrollable stockpile". And for February 2014 Sony is giving away Bioshock: Infinite, certainly one of games of the generation. So good is the value of Playstation Plus that I have decided not to sell my PS3 after buying a PS4, I will download every free game on Playstation Plus and simply give the device to my kids to play on. Talk about a low cost entry into excellent gaming for them.
Offerings on the PS4 will start off much slower naturally due to the newness of the console and the lower number of software titles available. Yet having said that I rank Resogun as one of the best games I've played in a while, Don't Starve is quite quirky and Outlast looks like an absolute winner. PS4 has the additional downside\need that without Plus you cannot play online. Overall however the consumer is scoring immensely with Plus, $50 will get you a single game from retail.
A WIN for the developers:
Giving away anything for free is never an attractive proposition, especially when it's a product that has high costs and long development times. It has been confirmed by Sony and certain studios that money does indeed change hands, how much money however remains a mystery. So the developers lose out on potential sales but make something on a once off sale to Sony instead. Naturally there are bean-counters on each side working out how to balance the numbers in their favour but from a laid-back look at the numbers we can at least state the following:
Sony offers games that have been on sale for a decent period of time. Games are very front loaded with sales, possibly to the tune of 80%-90% of total sales happening in the first year. Of course there are exceptions; consider the initial launch of a platform's titles like Resogun which had zero time at retail and certain games with longer legs in sales like Gran Turismo. However we are sure that the Resogun developers got a much bigger payout than others and we have not seen Gran Turismo out on Plus yet.
We have to generalize a bit but we feel that for the vast majority the rules hold. What this means is that these developers enjoy their majority of sales at retail and then receive a final lump-sum payout from Sony when sales are falling off. In addition to that they get a much bigger pool of consumers enjoying their product than they would have, which is as good as free advertising. Lastly they get into Sony's good books, which is never a bad thing.
A WIN for Sony:
Sony have built an infrastructure at their cost for Playstation Plus and maintain and advertise it. Sony pay developers for titles for Playstation Plus. The only avenue for Sony to recoup the costs and to make money is through the subscription fee and the attraction of players to their platforms because of Playstation Plus.
Unfortunately we have to go into a bigger pit of guess work due to a lack of numbers regarding Playstation Plus subscribers. We are going to take a very conservative road here for the sake of proving a point, we are not going to total up device sales. Instead we will assume that the PS3 total sales is the highest number Sony can possibly attain. The PS3 currently sits at 80 million units. Even if only 10% of those owners have purchased Plus Sony are looking at taking in $400,000,000 per annum. Assuming two free game offerings per month per console it means that annually Sony have to compensate developers for a total on 72 games (some of whom are first party and thus Sony would be compensating themselves). If we level the playing field by assuming the selling price of the games after a year or more at retail would average $25 (also considering some are Indie and\or PSN only titles), Sony would be able to effectively "purchase" roughly 100,000 units of each game at a total cost of $2.5 million.
A $2.5 million dollar payment for a developer after a title has attained 80%-90% sell-through seems like an attractive offer. Along with userbase expansion and getting on Sony's good side we fail to see how this offer would be turned down. For Sony the payouts amount to $180 million leaving them with $220 million. A very big chunk of change.
The Numbers Conundrum:
Everything written above regarding numbers is of course complete conjecture, Sony has not released numbers but we can still give our best guess. We cite a number of 8 million subscribers and the numbers seem pretty good all round. The numbers could of course be double or even triple that. Over at Forbes an analyst has predicted the annual income generation for Playstation Plus to be at $1.2 Billion, way above our paltry estimates. You can read that article here
In conclusion it's fairly evident that Sony have succeeded in creating the ultimate WIN-WIN-WIN scenario. Playstation Plus is no gimmick, it's not a lure and it's not a short term offering. Plus offers exceptional value to subscribers, it offers a cash injection to the developers and free advertising and it makes Sony money. This is how business should be done.


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"Many pregnant women who eat a vegetarian diet worry that they're not getting enough protein," says Elizabeth Somer, a dietitian and the author of Nutrition for a Healthy Pregnancy: The Complete Guide to Eating Before, During, and After Your Pregnancy.
Somer says it's actually pretty easy to fulfill your protein needs just by drinking cow's milk or soy milk. Other good vegetarian sources include whole grains, beans, cheese, tofu, and yogurt.
Of bigger concern, she says, are omega-3 fatty acids (which play an important role in your baby's brain and vision development), zinc, iron, vitamin B12, vitamin D, folate, and calcium. Most of these essentials are easy enough to find in vegetarian foods (and even vegan foods, which contain no animal products at all, not even eggs or milk). Omega-3s may be an exception, though.
If you don't eat fish, you'll have to get your omega-3s from foods like flax seed, walnuts, dark leafy green vegetables, kidney and pinto beans, squash, canola oil, broccoli, cauliflower, and papaya. In addition, some brands of eggs, milk, soy beverages, orange juice, yogurt, bread, cereal, and margarine are fortified with algae-based (vegetarian) omega-3 DHA – check the labels.
DHA is the most important of the omega-3s for brain and vision development. If you think you might not be getting enough, ask your healthcare provider about taking omega-3 supplements during pregnancy.
Learn more about omega-3s and other dietary fats during pregnancy.
While it's best to meet as many of your nutritional needs as possible through the food you eat, be sure to talk with your healthcare provider or a dietitian if you're concerned about coming up short. Your prenatal vitamin will help, but depending on your eating habits, you may need to take additional supplements.
Beyond your omega-3s, here's what Somer recommends you eat every day:
1. Four servings of cooked dried beans and peas, because they're full of zinc, iron, and protein. A few nuts and seeds can also be added.
2. Four servings of calcium-rich foods, including nonfat or low-fat cow's milk or calcium- and vitamin D-fortified soy milk. "Look for foods that have 300 mg of calcium per serving, which equals about 30 percent of the Daily Value as listed on the label," says Somer. Cheese and cottage cheese are good for calcium, but they don't supply the vitamin D your body needs to absorb it and move it into the bones.
3. Eight to ten servings of fruits and vegetables, because they're full of antioxidants. "I recommend five to seven servings of vegetables and three to five of fruit," says Somer.
4. Six to 11 servings of whole grains, including foods such as brown rice, oatmeal, and whole wheat bread.
5. One or more servings of a food that provides vitamin B12, such as milk, fortified soy milk, egg yolk, or fermented soy like miso or tempeh.
Note that these amounts differ somewhat from the amounts recommended recommended by the USDA for pregnant women. They've been developed by Somer specifically to fulfill the needs of pregnant vegetarians.
Here are two of Somer's favorite vegetarian recipes. For more menu ideas, visit our Food & Recipes area.
(Serves 4; 1 serving includes 415 mg calcium, 22 g protein, 152 mcg folic acid, 4.5 mg iron, and 9 g fiber)
2 15-ounce cans black beans, drained and rinsed
1 15-ounce can Mexican tomatoes, chopped
1 4-ounce can diced green chilies
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon coriander
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
1 cup of your favorite salsa
1 cup cilantro, chopped
1 18-ounce tube ready-to-eat polenta (plain or basil flavored)
1 cup shredded low-fat Monterey Jack cheese
(Makes 12 slices; 1 slice includes 82 mg calcium, 4 g protein, 12 mcg folic acid, 1.2 mg iron, and 1 g fiber)
1 3/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
2/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup vanilla soy milk
3 tablespoons canola oil
1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
2 large eggs
2 cups frozen blueberries, partially thawed
1/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
1/4 cup ready-to-spread vanilla or cream cheese frosting
2 teaspoons vanilla soy milk
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Beautiful MindsScott Barry Kaufman is Scientific Director of The Imagination Institute in the Positive Psychology Center at the University of Pennsylvania. Scott Barry can be found on Twitter as
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Welcome to our Home in Villa Maria, Pa.
We are a group of women religious dedicated to works of peacemaking, justice and care for Earth through education, health care, social service and pastoral ministry. We currently serve in Florida, Kentucky, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia and Haiti.
We share in Jesus' mission of bringing more abundant life to God's people, especially to those who are poor, by announcing the liberating message of the gospel and by the witness of your lives. -HM Constitutions No. 3
Villa Pink Out Raises Awareness and Money for JA Center: Villa Employees, Sisters, Associates, Apartment Residents and Visitors showed amazing support by raising $382.25 for the Joanie Abdu Comprehensive Breast Care Center at St. Elizabeth Health Center in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. That total was matched by the HM Sisters, making the total donation $764.50! Kudos to all who went above and beyond for this effort.
Nativity Display: Save the dates for this annual Advent tradition featuring hundreds of nativities from around the world. Get all the details on the Events page at left.
Christmas Poinsettias: The Villa Farm is growing beautiful, large poinsettias and are taking orders for the upcoming Christmas season. Get all the details on the Villa Farm Page at left.
Sisters say No to Fracking: The Sisters of the Humility of Mary and other landowners around them have been steadfast in their opposition to fracking. Most recently, they are adamantly trying to prevent Hilcorp Energy from proceeding with forced pooling that would enable drilling for mineral resources from land of those who refused to lease to them. Please click on the PDF below to view the brochure that outlines the reasons why the Sisters are against fracking on this sacred land that was entrusted to them 150 years ago. See also the very insightful reflection from Margaret Swedish, Community Days presenter, (NEWS page at left) on fracking and the industrial culture threatening the Earth.
Reflection from Anniversary Celebration at Villa Maria: Click on the PDF below to enjoy the reflection presented by Sr. Mary Pat Cook during the Liturgy in honor of the 150th anniversary of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary in the United States.
Celebrating Sisters: This year, the Sisters of the Humility celebrate the blessings of the events of 1864, which brought the first sisters from France to America to embark on ministries that have touched countless lives. One of the regional celebrations to honor this 150th anniversary was held July 20, 2014, at Villa Maria. You can enjoy photos from the day by clicking on Photo Gallery at left.
And the Award Goes to. Enjoy the link below to the video tribute created in honor of Sr. Stella Schmid as she was presented with the HMHP Development Foundation's Heart of the Mission Award.
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There's an unwritten rule that I rarely follow here in Cleveland. That rule is that if a band is from Cleveland, I'm supposed to write all glowing things or else be called a hater by the local community. It's sad that it's like that, but the truth is what it is. For years I've lived with that stigma, to the point… Read More
Machine Head
What happened to Machine Head really is a crime. Unfortunately for them, it's a crime they perpetrated upon themselves. With a mistake so many made in their youth, this band singlehandedly torpedoed themselves from ascending to the heights in metal held by only the select few like Metallica and Megadeth before them. After THE MORE THINGS CHANGE came… Read More
Nashville Outlaws
With the music industry pretty much dead anymore, nothing really comes off as shocking. After all, you have very desperate companies trying to hang on and make money from an industry that has about as much relevance today as the typewriter ribbon makers of the world still do. The current trend for the last half decade… Read More
Texas Hippie Coalition
I tell this story often, but it's one of my favorites of the past year. I had the chance to interview the Texas Hippie Coalition earlier this year at Rock On The Range in Columbus, Ohio. I was in a small tent with a bunch of photographers. The tent was fairly quiet really, as the much bigger adjacent… Read More
Sammy Hagar
I get it. You are Sammy Hagar. You've seen huge success in virtually every world you've entered. In music, he was the main focus of Montrose. He parlayed that into a very successful solo career. That wasn't enough, so he joined the world's largest band at the time (Van Halen), and took them to commercial heights that even they… Read More
Cavalera Conspiracy
There's always good news and bad news whenever Max Cavalera gets busy with new music. The good is that you get a whole lot of new music, seemingly all in a very short time. The bad news is it's generally spotty at best, because he simply writes and releases too much music at the same time. His band Soulfly released… Read More
With a ton of speculation and even more wonderment on this band's ability to continue on without founding members Paul Gray and Joey Jordison, Slipknot has returned after far too long of a layoff with .5 THE GRAY MATTER. I've listened to this release multiple times a day for the last week or so that I've had it,… Read More
Opeth simply fails as a band, at least to me. While I'll admit to never fully understanding the amazement and awe so many have for this band, I've appreciated them from afar. I've listened, and I've at least wrapped my head around what they were trying to do. Their fusing of death metal with progressive elements always made for an… Read More
Cannibal Corpse
So really, what does anyone expect when you get a Cannibal Corpse release handed to you? Ballads, love songs and fun? Not hardly. There's an expectation of severe brutality which the band delivers time and time again. Certainly, it comes with different levels of acceptance to one's ears, but ultimately the only thing that matters if it says… Read More
Unless you call Testament a "thrash band" (which I don't personally), Exodus would rank as my favorite true Thrash band of all time. They have had good times and bad. Occasionally, like on FABULOUS DISASTER, they have misstepped along the way. But overall, they are one of the true powerhouses in the history of thrash metal. Since 2004… Read More
L.A. Guns
The thing with L.A. Guns, at least in my eyes, is that you pretty much know what you are going to get just as long as vocalist Phil Lewis is fronting the band. They have definitely been a mixed bag without Lewis (AMERICAN HARDCORE - pretty bad, WASTED - pretty good, SHRINKING VIOLET pretty solid, BLACKLIST - awful). But when Lewis fronts an entity known as L.A. Guns, you are pretty much guaranteed a solid listening experience from these 80s sleaze rockers. True to form, HOLLYWOOD FOREVER is a solid effort once again from LA Guns.
To be honest, L.A. Guns has been consistently good but never great after the release of COCKED AND LOADED a zillion years ago. While they have had several lineup changes and multiple versions of the band over the years, the consistent (and the only "real" L.A. Guns in my opinion) has been the version with Phil Lewis and drummer Steve Riley. Their last album, TALES FROM THE STRIP, had its solid moments, but ultimately ended up filed away next to most of their albums in the collection. With HOLLYWOOD FOREVER, it's more of the same. L.A. Guns have put forth a solid effort that rocks, but ultimately doesn't have a lot of songs that stick with you for a really long time. In short, they are writing good songs that will enable them to keep touring, but not great ones that will propel them back into any sort of prominence.
Again, HOLLYWOOD FOREVER is a pretty solid effort. There's some good rockers here, and there's a song or two that feel ripped from their HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES era as well. Probably my favorite song on the disc is one that exhibits this; the midtempo rocker "Sweet Mystery". This song features Lewis providing a more vulnerable, deep vocal performance than his standard sound generally provides. In many ways, the vocal performance is similar to "It's Over Now" from the old days. It also showcases a simple, yet strong solo from guitarist Stacey Blades. Throughout the entire album, Blades seems right at home now in this band. Blades rocks on songs like "You Better Not Love Me", but changes course for a more deliberate tone-setting sound on "Burn". This song is another of the better tunes here, as it's kind of reminiscent of a slightly faster paced version of "Over The Edge"; again from HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES. The entire disc is anchored nicely by bassist Scott Griffin and Riley on drums.
PITRIFF RATING - 76/100 - Solid, but certainly not close to the caliber of their first two albums that were damn near brilliant for their time. It's L.A. Guns - if you liked them before, you will like them now. If you didn't, there's not a note here to change that or the slightest inclination that these guys would even want to try to. This is L.A. Guns doing what L.A. Guns do; it's as simple as that.
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I'm getting sick of Phieas and Ferb they have too many shows on dvds this is the 3rd phineas and ferb dvd i am watching now with my brother i don't like phineas and ferb anymore it was better back in 2004 and 2005 when they only put 4 episodes from Disney Channel shows on each DVD now everytime when there's a new disney movie they put on a lot of shows on 1 dvd that's boring to watch all week or evan all day but i am finally on the last show of Phieas and Ferb i am so happy that i am going to be done watching this by tomorrow witch is saturday tomorrow so i do have to watch it to finish it so i think i will finish it by tomorrow or by today .
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UFO, cosmic ray or flasher? NASA rules on Curiosity curiosity
Isn't this...
...the way all the trouble started in Europa Report? It's all going to end in man eating, radioactive sand-sand squid I'm telling you.
Pollster charts rise and rise of the e-book reader
The future...
From what I've see with people I know or hear about on forums, Facebook, etc. most of the objections to the idea of e-books comes from people who haven't actually been exposed to the latest e-readers. I personally have converted several people from doubters into e-reader owners by explaining that unlike phones, an e-reader will go over a week on a charge, that e-ink has no flicker, that there are lots of sources for free and inexpensive e-books out there, etc.
While there will of course be some holdouts who refuse to read anything that's not on paper, I predict that as more people actually see an e-reader, (And, in places other than the US, as they slowly get the rights issues sorted out to make it easier to buy e-books.) there will be quite a few more converts.
Also, as more and more kids and young people grow up having always had access to a tablet computer, and having a lot of their textbooks winding up on one, the younger generation *will* wind up doing most of their reading on e-devices.
So personally, I see a big future ahead for e-books and readers and I don't see them plateauing out any time soon.
Internet therapy speeds chronic fatigue recovery
Re: Chronic Fatigue?
As someone who has had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for the last 15 years, I'd have to agree with this. Anything that tries to label CFS as being treatable by "cognitive therapy" is just another attempt to push the "all in your head" agenda, and does a great disservice to people who are actually suffering with serious, debilitating illness for which there is currently no cure and no real treatment.
Drone nerve centre malware was Mafia Wars' infostealer
I must ask again...
WTF are they *doing* running these things on what is pretty obviously a Windows platform, and why is their security so piss-poor that viruses can get onto these systems in the first place.
Now I can admit that Windows has it's place in the software world, but for something as critical as controlling armed military drones on what are likely often highly secret missions, that is *not* the appropriate place. Linux or other more secure software should have been used for an application like this. Something that is *not* compatible with every run of the mill virus out there.
(Of course if they had used a free OS, probably whoever was in charge of software procurement wouldn't have gotten their no doubt cozy deals with the vendor. So of course that couldn't happen.)
Linus Torvalds dubs GNOME 3 'unholy mess'
I'm glad someone is saying it...
Particularly someone with this sort of weight in the Linux community. Both Ubuntu 11.4 and the latest version of Gnome have had completely insane changes made to them and any complaints as a user that they're a steaming, unusable pile get met with, "If you don't like it, write your own," which is not a helpful attitude.
I'm running Linux because I want a *choice*. I don't want a sidebar, I want links on my desktop, I want to be able to configure my interface as it works for me, to store things how and where I want, to put tool bars where I like them, and to hide things that I *don't* like. Why they seem to have suddenly developed a case of Apple envy and have decided to lock down and dumb down the interface is beyond me, but if I wanted an Apple-like interface, I'd buy an Apple. But I don't and I didn't.
Anyway, Good for Linus for speaking up. Let's hope that it restores a bit of sanity to Linux user interface design. :)
Facebook quietly switches on facial recognition tech by default
Despite trying hard to keep up...
...with all the new ways that Facebook keeps coming up with to invade my privacy, this one had slipped right by me. I appreciate the heads-up this article gave me so that I could switch it off, and I'll make a point to warn my less attentive friends about it.
Acer boss quits after board disses his future strategy
Happy with mine...
I got an Acer Aspire One 10.1in netbook about 9 months ago. I've upgraded it with more memory, and just recently set it to dual boot Ubuntu and I'm delighted with it. The Ubuntu install was easy as could be and works great with no tweaking, and the netbook itself is handy and comfortable to use.
So, another Acer owner who's happy with their machine.
Bookshop swaps Kindles for real books
Yeah...not happening.
I got my Kindle shortly before the holiday, and since then, I've probably read more, (both free and paid for books), and spent less money doing so, than I had in the year previously, all without paying a dime for shipping (meaning more money went to the writer) or causing the death of a single tree.
The fact is that the Kindle has gotten the needs of the serious book reader (As opposed to the gadget lover.) down pat. It's as light as a moderate sized paperback, I only need one hand to hold it and turn the pages, the e-ink doesn't flicker and can be read in the sun, I don't need to charge it more than once every week or so, I can keep dozens of books on it at a time, and it wasn't much over $100.
The soul of a book is not in the paper, the soul of a book is in the words contained within. While I like the smell of books, and being surrounded by shelves of them, having something that makes it easier to access the words is no bad thing.
Ubuntu Wayland: Shuttleworth's post-Mac makeover
Time to move to a different distro...
I've been using Ubuntu for several years now, (Ever since I got sick of dealing with Windows crap.) but this move toward a "My Way or the Highway" set of desktop changes is likely to see me using a different distro soon enough. If I wanted to be forced to use someone else's locked down vision of how things should be done, I'd already be using a Mac.
Me, myself and Eric: Google delays social network effort, says report
Google fails...
I would welcome an alternative to Facebook that didn't try to come up with five new ways to violate my privacy before breakfast, the way that Facebook does.
Unfortunately, after their screw-up with Google Buzz where they gave everyone you happened to e-mail on gmail the names of everyone *else* that you e-mailed using gmail, whether you wanted them to know it or not, it's pretty clear that Google is not going to be the one to do it.
Google brews (another) Facebook rival, says report
Not using Google...
Actually, I'd have considered switching over to Google's Buzz as a option when Facebook started screwing with my privacy...if it weren't for the fact that Google showed themselves to be even worse and more clueless about privacy when they signed up everyone with a Gmail account and outed their entire list of mail contacts to the world.
I hope that someone realizes that there's an audience for social networking with *privacy*, but I'm pretty sure that it's not going to be Google who does it. They've shown very clearly that they just don't *get* it.
Council of Europe condemns teen-bothering Mosquito
...there is another method that has been proven (At least in the various articles I've read where it's been tried in the US.) to disperse young people hanging around shops and so forth. It's called playing classical music.
In the cases I've read about, playing classic music at a moderate volume outside of shops and the like where teenagers tended to congregate was sufficient to drive them off in search of another "cooler" location without risking anyone's hearing or putting off anyone who was there to do business.
Perhaps some of the places using this "mosquito" thing could try that instead?
Ubuntu Firefox shuns Google for Yahoo! search
Please, please...
...please tell me that this is April first.
Steve Jobs uncloaks the 'iPad'
Wanna bet...
Want to bet that the price will drop a few hundred dollars after a few months once Apple soaks the early buyers with a "Fashion Victim" tax, just like they did with the iPhone when it was first released?
US word czars unfriend shovel-ready toxic assets
A Twit is a Twit...
"First off, I don't see a problem with "tweets" or "tweeting" -- what would YOU call a message on twitter? Admittedly twitter is overhyped but this is a nice short term for a message via twitter."
That would be a "twit", named after the sender. You can't spell Twitter without "twit".
Second Life slapped with counterfeit sex toy suit
Here it goes again...
Anytime there's an article about Second life, I can be sure that the actual subject of the article will be completely ignored in the comments, which will instead be packed with posts by people slagging off Second Life.
Personally, I happen to be disabled, and I find logging in in the evening to hang out and chat with friends to be a superior way to spend the evening compared to passively soaking up whatever crap happens to be on TV.
PC repair shop caught trying bank fraud
Not at all surprising...
There is a reason that I built (And learned *how* to build.) my own system, which I know how to troubleshoot and fix if need be, and a reason that I'm running Ubuntu which I can also trouble shoot and fix if need be, thus eliminating the chance of someone lifting my personal info off of it.
I've known technicians who have worked at various repair shops, and according to them the first thing that they do when a new machine comes in, is to copy off any porn, music or movies you might be on there. [1] The ones I knew were ethical enough that they didn't record financial details, but as this report shows, there's no guarantee.
I've also heard personally from people who worked at a particular shop in the US, (Now long out of business, fortunately.) that the owner there made a practice of going through the computer owners financial records to determine how much he could get away with charging them for repairs.
Personally, I think that the current attitudes toward privacy on machines that have been brought in for repair are far too lax, and I'm not at all surprised that something like this has come up. In fact, I'm surprised that it's taken this long to start to hear about it.
I feel that there really needs to be a code of conduct for these types of businesses which states that personal files and information on a machine should be *absolutely* off limits, beyond the absolute minimum needed to actually fix the machine. (Which should be zero, 99% of the time.) This should include oversight of technicians to stop the currently winked at practices of copying off interesting files, and which would yank the business license of any shops that are caught doing this, even if there's no misuse made of the information.
[1] My own comment to them, that I was advising any friend who sent in their machine for repairs to entitle a folder, "My Girlfriend Nude" and fill it with octogenarian porn, was for some reason met with accusations that that I was in fact, "Evil Incarnate". Go figure.
Easter Island dirt may hold key to longer life
"Oh Noes! Population Growth!"
First of all, when this comes along (If it does.) it's likely to be expensive. Which means it's likely to be used only in the wealthier countries. Which, coincidentally, already have shrinking birth rates, and would already have shrinking populations if it weren't for immigration from other countries with higher birth rates.
Secondly, all that aside, *I* personally would like to have another 20 or so good years, and I would like my friends and already existing family to have that, and I think that most people are likely to feel that way themselves. If that means that people are going to need to learn to live with having only one or two kids instead of three or four or more, I'm perfectly fine with that.
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Manly B. Boardman, Justice of the Peace, insurance, loan and real estate agent, was born in Geneva, N. Y., in 1830. His parents moved to Vienna, N. Y., when he was an infant. When fourteen years old, he began clerking in a general store in Genesee County, N. Y., remaining there four years; he then went to Buffalo, where he obtained employment as clerk in a wholesale and retail store two years; he was afterward employed in other towns in New York, and finally obtained employment in a wholesale house in New York City, afterward becoming a partner and continuing there until 1870, when he moved to Caldwell County, Mo., engaging in farming one year; he then moved to Nebraska, locating near Albion, where he has since resided. He has 160 acres, ninety acres being under cultivation. He is one of the Justices of the Peace of Manchester Precinct; was elected on the Republican ticket in 1879, and re-elected in 1881; he held the same office from January 1, 1876, to January 1, 1878, when he declined to accept the office another term. He is also extensively engaged in the insurance business, having a number of the best companies doing business in the State, and is also employed as land examiner for capitalists loaning money in the vicinity of Albion. He was married, in Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1854, to Miss Mary Treat Lamb. They have five children–Minnie S. (now the wife of D. E. Logan), Carrie W., George M., Gracie C. and John L. Mr. B. is a member of Albion Lodge, No. 78, A., F. & A. M.
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