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Actualperformance and results may differ materially from that projected or suggestedherein due to certain risks and uncertainties including, without limitation,ability to obtain financing and regulatory and shareholder approval foranticipated actions.SOURCEiB3 Networks, Inc.Eric Schmidt, CEO, iB3 Networks, Inc., +1-888-NET-WRKS (638-9757); or RobShoenfelt, CIO, Celina Insurance Group, +1-419-586-5181. Investors arecautioned that forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. Statements contained in this release that are nothistorical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. CelinaInsurance Group is represented by some 600 independent agencies and employs168 people.For more information please visit their web site at Harbor: This release includes forward-looking statements within themeaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 27E of theSecurities Act of 1934. Celina underwritesauto, non-standard auto, farm, home, commercial auto and property insurance,as well as umbrella and casualty coverage in eight Midwestern states. "The need for Celina Insurance Group, andmany other companies, for highly reliable and redundant hosting facilities isgrowing rapidly." About iB3 Networks, Inc (OTCBB: IBNW) - iB3 Networks, Inc. "Celina's partnership with iBeam Solutions will ensure our agenciesand policyholders have secure and reliable access to our systems.""We are excited to be working with Celina Insurance Group, and that we areable provide 100% up time for these critical systems for them," stated EricSchmidt, CEO of iB3 Networks Inc.

"We are very impressed and pleased with the quality, security and redundancyof iBeam Solutions' hosting facility," stated Rob Shoenfelt, CIO of CelinaInsurance. Celina Insurance Group has signed a three year contract for asecure data cage to house their systems in iBeam Solutions' new highlyredundant, secure data center located in downtown Columbus, Ohio. CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio, April 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- iB3 Networks, Inc.(OTC Bulletin Board: IBNW) and its wholly owned subsidiary iBeam Solutions, aMicrosoft Gold Certified Partner and a Cisco Certified Select Partnerannounced today it has signed an agreement to host systems for CelinaInsurance Group. He that troubles his own house shall inherit the wind.For now this ends the story of Big Jim Dunaway Only time will tell if it is the final chapter.. An ancient saying, often repeated and still very true, seems to apply.

One a magical period when he achieved wealth and fame in his professional career, the other when he failed to maintain that stature in his personal life.There is no finger pointing here, no stating of anything other than the obvious. In 2002 Jim was found liable and ordered to pay over half a million dollars in damages to his children.For many the life of Jim Dunaway is divided into two parts. A grand jury chose not to indict him however, his own children filed a wrongful death civil lawsuit against him, alleging that he was responsible for their mother's death. The autopsy revealed she had a fractured skull and was unconscious when she was placed in the water by her killer.Jim was arrested and charged with murder. Jim Dunaway planned an appeal.Three years later Nonniel Dunaway was found dead in a half empty swimming pool.

In 1995 his wife Nonniel was granted a divorce, awarded 800 acres of property, $1,800 a month in alimony, and half of Dunaway's NFL pension. By 1972 Big Jim was ending his career as a member of the only undefeated NFL team in history, the Miami Dolphins.Over 20 years later Big Jim's personal life took a hit. It was a diversified unit featuring such players as future Candidate for President of the United States Jack Kemp and soon to be television analyst Paul Maguire.During the '64-'65 seasons the Bills set a pro record by holding opposing runners without a rushing touchdown for 17 consecutive games By the end of the decade the Bills added O.J Simpson to the team. However, the big question on campus in the day of Dunaway was the racial integration of southern campuses and ground zero was Oxford, Mississippi.There is no evidence that Jim was involved one way or the other with this issue while in college. During this time in life one will often reveal their moral navigational direction but we read little from his compass. It seems Jim was focused on his own future, and taking steps to insure his success.Upon arriving as a pro in the state of New York, Dunaway fit readily into a fast improving Bills team. Jim was literally the big man on campus, and in more ways than one.The beautiful Ole Miss coeds and cheerleaders promoted and supported their champion Rebel heroes. In his three seasons they lost one regular season game by a field goal to LSU. I doubt Jim would agree, and here is why.Jim Dunaway played for the Mississippi program from 1960 through 1962.

He ended his career as a member of the 1972 undefeated Miami Dolphin Super Bowl Champions, and he is a member of the AFL Hall Of Fame.One might describe the life of Big Jim Dunaway as charmed.  He was the third player taken in the 1963 NFL Draft, selected by the Minnesota Vikings, but chose instead to cast his lot with the Buffalo Bills. In his first three years as a pro he led the Buffalo Bills to back-to-back championships. Twice in his three years as a player with Ole Miss his Rebels were named by one service or the other as national champion. He lived and thrived during the most exciting and saddest times of the 20th century, performing at the highest level against the top competition.At 6'5", 280 pounds few men anywhere could block this behemoth, and he was a unanimous All-American at Mississippi and a four-time all-pro. FCStone Group, Inc., trades on the NASDAQ GlobalSelect Market under the symbol "FCSX."SOURCEFCStone Group, Inc.Kelly Sherman for FCStone/Downes-O'Neill, +1-312-456-3618,.