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OK in a 'top list' mode at moment and browsing the definitive AdAge media and marketing top 1000 I noticed even more than usual, the dominance of the most communicative country on the planet, the US. In fact of the top 500, the US counts for 327 – so I crunched the numbers and using the wonders of TextWrangler, filtered out leaders from the rest of the world, the other 173 (who write English) . It produced some interesting top tables and results. Who are the other leading countries, opinionated voices, insightful perspectives, top communicators in media and marketing blogs? Which countries are missing? Who are the leading voices in each country? Also would be interesting to look at gender breakdown, individual versus agency or even age of 'the voice' for each blog. But will leave that for others – for now, less get 'national'!
Inching Towards the live Web 3.0 – Layered Social Virtual Worlds
OK you should have spotted quite a few characters living on this post :)Â Originally there were 'video-real' talking, salesy character centered on the page courtesy of CLIVEvideo but I still talk about them more below.
A few months ago I blogged about the new kid on the intranet block, those 'layered' social virtual worlds. Quite simply they are communities of pseudo 3D avatars layered over the 2D web (browsers). I noted that these services are a transition to a 'live' collaborative web 3.0 world as this is more of a "let them dip their toes in" before committing to a higher bandwidth, more fully rendered 3D world such as many of those on my sticky video of the 08 metaverse.
I certainly think is the best approach for large numbers who wouldn't be seen dead or alive in something like Second Life. This is another quick whistle stop tour of a quickly evolving player, Rocketon and also a recent Aussie company who have an alternative approach -Â 'live action' video layered over the 2D web CLIVEvideo.com. (Incidentally if everything is working you should have had a person talking to you in the middle of this post – if not it may be many months later and things have broken OR some other technical reason I cannot ponder at the moment – IE!). Even though I start by talking about Rocketon and it's implications, having the privilege of playing with the demo of CLIVEvideo for a while I realised many points are relevant to both – bar the 'big' nay huge fact that Rocketon is social (shared, real time and partly pulled) and CLIVE is pre-rendered, pushed and fixed (although they tell me they are working on being a bit more web 2.0).
I have been beta'ing and playing with Rocketon for the past few weeks trying to see how it fitted in with my normal zillion web 2.0/3.0 application lifestyle and finding out where the real attraction is for large numbers to adopt this hybrid paradigm. Firstly it I noticed that with Rocketon in minimize mode, every web page I visited it seemed to be doing something in the background, watching? Spying? Regardless every hour or so it gave me a present – some pixel jewelry, a funny avatar – I have a massive collection of stuff now – what to do with it all and how does an emerald relate to me browsing a 'map of sydney site'? I have still to work out what is going on with general browsing but two killer apps are evident with Rocketon after a few hours tinkering. 1 – Making existing branded websites fun/sticky and 2 – Making web surfing more social, gamelike and challenging.
The first image you can see above is me and SilkCharm being silly so and so's dropping Burger King pixel toys on MacDonalds sites (only we can see it of course), but with a larger group like the top image, it starts to have significance…if only in the 'power' to do so and the fact that pictures/videos are taken and put on blog posts/flickr/YouTube (ah the old rippling impressions). I also made a quick film of a few of us invading the SMH webpage, partly Laurel and myself showing how 'communities' can and will make 'statements' – much the same as we do in group based social situations in the real world. The potential for positive product placement, interactive toys, loyalty benefits and so on will not go unnoticed by readers of this post!
But the more interesting element of Rocketon for me is where the community are given the tools to create quests, puzzles or games for each other. To demonstrate the potential of CCG (community created games) the Rocketon team set up a simple quest with pretty easy clues. The process, you are given a mission, you read clues, travel to websites (with the Rocketon layer activated) come back to a base and so on.
The thing I really like about this simple example is that you can embed pixel 'treasure' or goods on websites, without any recourse to the website owner of course. (I am sure Rocketon are thinking hard about the legal ramifications of hundreds of RTons heading off to litigeous sites to find inappropriate items and then posting the experience!). Anyways you can see in these two images I have been given a secret envelope and sent to ebay to collect a parcel to post and then await further instructions. Suddenly a couple of web pages turn into a scene from The Thomas Crown Affair.
I have quite a lot more to say about Rocketon and it's distant cousins such as weblin but time is pressing and lots more to get on with. For the moment though all I can advise them is to enable tools for the community to develop their own fun or for marketeers to start to offer quite tricky quests for real world prizes – I am sure this is happening, it is the only path to really get the numbers up.
So to CLIVEvideo. I have literally been playing with this for less than an hour today after Scott from Maxy's grabbed me on twitter! It looks very promising. I have seen many variations of this over the years but the implementation of this particular technology is pretty accessible and is squarely aimed at ad agencies, SMEs and larger companies and those who want to differentiate their website and make it a little more viral. As with the points above about Rocketon the real value of having layered personalities over the webpage is to build bridges between the layers (the avatars or video peops relating to what is below them) – or why be there in the first place. CLIVEvideo.com have some great tools to build 'key'ed' (invisible backgrounded people) sequences and to also add in sequence applications (person, flash demo, person, page link, person, product video demo etc) and are focused on sales or corporate messages at the moment.
But imagine a future where the keying is from 4-10 people, a webcam community, who start to act a little like we have been doing with Rocketon. Doesn't have to be full body necessarily, but why not – webcam pointing at users in front of a green or blue screen in their office/bedroom. Then you really have some potential to make the 2D web much more fun and sticky. The applications for marketing, socialising etc start to kick in when you can (like some video chat applications) render pixel elements over the top of the live video image. Ummmm. *rubs hands*… It will certainly be a lot of effort for some, but having specially designed web pages for 'Keyers' (as they shall be known) would also provide Google Lively type integration – key yourself live into this and make the branded movie etc etc: This reminds me a little of the fun video I did at AFTRS recently with SilkCharm and lots of invited real people – keye'd into World of Warcraft – that I shall leave you with!
Finally, finally well still on this topic a new player that makes it even easier to meet and chat based on the web page your on is Live World. It's product LiveBar is basically a 'chat' engine that detects the page your on and connects you to others that are also on that page.
Now we will really see how popular some webpages are 🙂
Making money from social networks pt. 1
Got a constipated blog draft situation – lots of half finished posts in the saved area. So to catch up I take a mouthful of wordpress 'fibre' and put these out slightly half baked, drafts to mentally move on. Oh the compromised nature of blogging! Its a shame because this particular one is the big issue at the moment. Still part of my assimilation process too. There will be a few more catch up posts in next couple of days…
"Just had a week break walking in the rainforests of Far North Queensland and diving in the Great Barrier Reef and as one does in the relative solitude I kept thinking about the reasons people join and use social networks? Around 600 million or a 10th of the planet now take part in online social networks. With the mighty Google and YouTube now controlling 60% of all shared video on the planet and the potential that MySpace may be made interoperable with both of them we are starting to see a major consolidation in the way we share and communicate. I have also talked before about web 3.0 and the impact of immersive areas on social networks, also about advertising in social nets (part two will have more) but for now I am keen to see how 'business' and to some extent professionals can play a part in this. The biggest question on everyones mind. I might make this a two part post as I am still formulating but here is part one (sitting in draft for weeks!).
Part One
Apart from the obvious reason that humans are evolved social animals and simply need to communicate with each other to survive mentally (less so physically today of course), doing this via the intraweb, though abstracted interfaces, and clumsy tools is a far less efficient medium than face-to-face. Also the new social networks are easily the equivalents of what used to traditionally be mass media – the water cooler is now transformed into a database-driven, globally connected, busy-bee-hive of media nibbling participants. But of course there are far more elements at play here beyond just, 'contact', so I thought I would throw a 'media laymans' group of enablers to the great social network explosion.
This is not academic in nature, that would be in PDF format and have a PhD disclaimer attached of course, not this is just observation and open to flames and debate. Even this post itself is part of one of the areas I will be discussing, the constant 'injest and regurgitation' aspect which will be referred to. The reason I wanted to understand what the 'motivational' draw of social networks is, is to work out at what points advertising, subscription or pay-per-service actually make most sense. There are potentially many models that can come into play that are being overlooked by the current plethora of networking services. Part of this came on a personal note when I was struck by a synergistic push, an email from Friends Reunited towards their Genes Reunited a couple of days ago. For various reasons I checked it out. Just at the point I had found a potential long lost relative it asked me to subscribe for the year at $20 Aus. This allowed me to contact (like LinkedIn's chain of contact) to owners of family trees that may contain members. I dug a little deeper and at the point I wanted to check the online birth records back to the 1600's another fee $7.95 required. The message here is work out when user need is the greatest, when the experience is about to jump a level and place a micro-(or major) fee on it.
Lets look at a real world metaphor. The social network of the 'bar or club'. People are driven to a place where it is easy to express and talk, express their sexuality, have conversations, show off, dance, escape from normal life, feel safe (or feel in 'safe' danger – space cadet mode), feel connected to a larger group and so on. To achieve each of the non exhaustive list above what do they happily spend money on?
a) They pay entrance fees for a kind of exclusivity,
b) buy lots of drinks to escape and make conversation easier, spend money on clothes to attract new partners before they arrive,
c) buy music to get clued up and appear to be up to date –
I will stop this 'day one' social anthropological study just to point out that for social network designers, we need to think about the 'experience' that users want and charge them for those things they value most highly if any kind of money is going to be made. So entrance fees for exclusivity, no brainer, make it easy to escape/safe haven (which is why virtual worlds are growing) and around that the 'tipped' barman model, pushing conversation along, cross-recommending people (the escort role) finally making sure that there are lots of cross-media links, to extend the world, aid learning and sharing and not make it feel claustraphobic.
Before we go further though what is a social network via the intraweb? Wikipedia has a definitive list here so will not relink from here. But what are social networks used for.
- Keeping up with partners/friends/contacts. Social and business
- Generating new partners/friends/contacts. Social and business
- Sharing your media with the world. Social and professional
- Being part of like-minded, niche-interest, speciality groups
- Targeted 'contact' services for family and very close friends
- Various clusters of blogs that organically form into social networks
- Collaboratively creating and potentially monetising that content
- Combinations of all of the above
Why do we join these social networks and what may be the points we can monetise? Assume with all of these that the key business model of 'targeted' and 'personalized' advertising can run throughout. Relevant ISN (In Social Network) content and OSN (off social network) product will be gently pushed, after opt-in, to participants. There may be a general subscription to use the service and most things may be included with that, what follows though looks more at the free-to-join, pay-per-socialise type model.
Social Currency
Slightly more abstract in nature but to make it easier to grasp. This post is part of social currency. The fact that I have decided to share some of my meandering, random thoughts, the fact that you are reading it still, may lead you to consider adding me to a blogroll (go on!) make your own comment, tell others, be inspired to rip off parts of it and so on. It all comes down to "this person has contributed content/ideas that are of value to me". This model becomes a social currency of sorts – you do this long and hard enough and you gain a position of trust and like heritage media, you get enough people reading, listening or watching your stuff – well you know the rest. But there is a problem. Many heritage media folk I talk too still think that model exists – people will pay for content in the same way they paid for books, music and film. Up to a point. But we are now in a world where the value of your content is based on the 'collectively agreed' value of your social wealth. Slightly utopian I know, but like the world of art, people will pay $2million for a painting that cost $10 to make, if everyone agrees it is worth that. Same with gold, same with virtual gold or land and so on. So for media creators, you need to create a social status around your content in the blogosphere and on these social networks to then be able to start to charge for and heres the kicker – digital, limited editions. It will happen. Part of the progression of these business models is a system that hackers will not break (even if they can) because it is 'socially' unacceptable and there will be less anonymity, greifers and hackers will be visible and ostracised. Piracy also will not be good for much longer.
Peer pressure
We want to be part of a community of small group. Natural human desire. We dont get that very easily anymore in modern society. Where most of the teenagers in the US create blog communities around their existing 20 plus friends for example, these social networks are almost obligatory for certain key demographics. "What, you dont have a MySpace account!".
A Gary Business Model Tip – have tiered levels of subscription. The free means you will get pushed advertising (naturally!), may get hit by griefers (those who just like to irritate others), and you will not get by default an ability to create a private group or perform a host of customisations. This comes with a subscription. Tie that into a 'recommend a friend' into your private group credit so you are growing clusters of private groups – this of course does not mean these participants cannot join the wider network. There may even be a higher tier for organisations who want to use the tools of the network but just for the organisation – this is a model I haven't seen used that often. A MySpace for the GPS Postal Workers in the US? A Friendster for the 25 000 that work at the BBC? Almost enterprise software with some customisation. Another I am looking at, a Second Life for worldwide media schools. Special rates and custom firewall type gates to the wider networks.
Because its free and easy
The tools for blogging are essentially the same as the tools within most social networks. As blogs go above 100 million and social networks combined go above 600 million the number of participants is almost proportional to the ease of use of the 'tool'. Creating a website in the early 90s required a level of technical prowess. Creating a dynamic, database driven website in the early 00's likewise. Now any user can build a rich media dynamic web presence, espress their view and package their world for all to see as simply as using a word processor (almost).
Gary's Biz Mod tip – As the open source tools become more free and easy to use there is a market for charging for the integration and bells and whistle elements (plug-ins) that is not being leveraged. A key differentiator to the 'publisher' (viewer creator or the old UGC) is showing off. In virtual worlds a big part of the economy is 'buying stuff' – mostly to show off to peers/dates/gameplay etc: Those who can develop even cooler ways to present, even around open source tools, have a big, very big market. We have not seen a really good tool for example that is a one stop shop for podcasting, vodcasts, blogs, preparing graphics, editing sound and publishing it all and so on. MySpace is pretty crude, web 1999, I think there are social nets around the corner ready to take the baton.
To be heard
Never before in the history of mankind has one individual been able to at no cost, or relative risk, been able to express his or her opinion. This is intoxicating enough already for many enlightened people, but when the rest of the world catches on to this, watch out. You aint seen nothing yet. Of course as we have seen with YouTube the sharing of what many people in the developed world can produce now with little effort (video) has sky rocketed in the past months. Much of this is driven by the need to share something personal or funny or dramatic with the world for altruistic reasons but much comes down to vanity publishing and the next topic.
Gary's Biz Mod tip – create competitions for fee to participate and upload or share your content around themes and develop internal economies linked to social credit. Facilitation of themed content participation that has entry fees, sponsorship and across the network voting encourages loyalty. Make the prizes big enough. Put the winners on the still existing parts of mass media. At the moment most 'calls' are share based formats particularly with broadcasters and most of the other several hundred call for submission sites. I think something like TriggerStreet could easily generate within it a viable economy – social credits are transferrable for more real world
To find stuff
Being part of a good social network often means you have a digital fingerprint, a profile. The advantages of this as a user is you are able to be matched with and be presented with content (which includes people – as personalizemedia readers will know in the digital world we are all represented by clumps of metadata, social networks are no different). So through a series of collaborative filters, dumb and intelligent recommendation agents and user tracking these networks actually connect us better to other content and people than independent systems.
Gary's Biz Mod tip – like my Genes Reunited hint earlier, there is the potential to monetize (at micro level) connectivity. The dating sites have worked this out already, tempt you with a potential partner and a fee required to make the actual contact. In a social network there are many ways to tempt users with the promise of lots of really cool content they will like (and content includes other people). Like some of the immersive virtual worlds, the sort of 10c for ten albums you dont own but would die for, a dollar for the people most like you and so on – you get the idea…many have been implemented already, but this 'find-for-fee' model is really under used at the moment and open for new players/alogorithms, intelligent agents and artificial intelligence to come into play.
'Random' minutes of fame
I will not resort to using the obligatory Andy Warhol phrase or variants of. Simply that being able to become 'famous' is a big reason people use social networks. The notoriety of being the most downloaded video, the best reviewer or the most hit blog post is again a compelling reason to participate.
Gary's Biz Mod tip – Monetize the ability for people to be included in these top tens. A small fee gets you considered for the hall of fame. Perhaps have an internal currency so you can organise 'electoral' style lobbying to get votes. Add a real world element (physical prize sponsored by an advertiser who wants to get noticed) to make the carrot even bigger. Also give people content themes to upload as in the 'to be heard section above'.
Escapism and Addiction
Modern society is full of trials and tribulations (I know sounds like a voice over for an old movie) but the web is a place that millions are withdrawing into. Never before has the disenfranchised been able to find solace with like-minded others, or teenage angst been shared. Some social networks like second life (I oft post about) are alternate worlds in themselves and deliver potentially total immersion and alternate identity. But the more general 2D social networks allow one to escape the bounds of geography, time and true identity. That again is compelling enough for many.
As mentioned above. Pay-for-escapism. Events for your peer group. A special event only you and your friends can chat with a celeb for fee. Work on the group vs group, tribe vs tribe mentality to encourage some competition on doing the coolest, escapist things, that you can do online. OK sounds like drug pushing – I know. But what has the media been for the past 1000 years. The 'I have gotta have it' because everyone else has is working on us at a primal level – don't want to be ostracised because I am not fitting in. Charging for 'must have it' is what advertising is – an ad blitz for the latest movie, is nothing more than filling your neural maps with the property and brand, via the back door. Being hooked on drugs works on the same associative, emotionally linked neural net principles.
A sticky post I did called Media Addiction the next wave which implies this most obvious business model, make it hard for them to give up and the escapist element we are seeing with the social nets inside say World of Warcraft (the guild must-take-part or I lose social standing) for example are verging on the 'addictive drug' parallel. The key is to know on a pay-per-hit model the point at which it is impossible to refuse. As I said in the other post – there is an element of getting them hooked (immersed, engaged etc) then introducing a fee. OK the immersion and level of interaction with others is compelling but not addictive, what is addictive is 'it is harder to stop than to start somewhere else'. So much time and effort is already invested in building up profiles, making contact lists. I wonder if the one trick pony Google with its ad search model would consider slipping in subs for premium parts of video sharing once it has swallowed up the next 10% of video? MSN and Yahoo excluded…;-)
Time out on this one. Part Two soon – mostly focusing on the holy grail business model, targeted and personalized opt in advertising!
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Here is a proven winner (hull), that Will Smith hopes to have run near 100mph with twin 300XS outboards (hopefully), for just over 100K, on the trailer, dialed in.
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My identical maybe better drive teague platinum held up 52 hours of ocean running behind an ilmor 710 before getting nasty looking magnet shavings- a 6 blade prop would likely shred the drive way earlier than that.
There doesnt seem to be a way for one to get off - on the boat from the water.
It has no swimstep or molding in the transom.
Swimming is a big part of what we do on the hot dessert lakes here in the West and boats with no provision to get in or out of the water are a pain, and boats with protruding "stuff" and non-closable cleats all over them guarantee someone gets cut or bruised getting in and out.
Im really interested in what each manufacturer can pack into a 28 or 30ft boat for say 150-200K- for the whole package.
What kind of interior amenities, nav systems, stereo, screens, engine package & drive do you get for about 150K 175K- who gives you the most?
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hey for that much money SUTPHEN or SABER will build you one hell of a boat. sut 31 or 28saber. a friend has a 31 or 32 sutphen custom built with 900 hp doing mid 90s and will run with the 35s and 38s in 5 to 6 footers been there in the boat when the opa race in cape cod was canceled in about 05. we dropped in 10 miles away and drove 65 to 75 gps in 30 plus winds 5 plus seas three sutphens a 82 30 blown big blocks a 05 31 with 800hp and a 34 with big power. the CG called off the races cause of waves and wind the 02 race that Iwas in was a lot rougher there but CG rules. anyway there boats are big same with saber its a big hull. there not lake boats. for a 120,000 you should be well set up with a big single or twin small blocks full cabin. I have seen 2 of the 05 sutphens and both wetre near that price. going 85 and 90.
The new Hustler 29' Rockit seems pretty bad ass for $175k w a 525. 85+ mph and a true standup boat.
Your OSO connection to great S. Florida Real Estate.
175K sounds pretty heavy for a 525 boat.
85 - even 90 have been done on 28ft 525 boats but with what kind of amenities and interior?
was that 85 filled with gas and people? (doubt it)
I cant seem to find any real measurements - hustler says its got the biggest cockpit in its class, but whats the cockpit depth?
Whats molded in and what an interior piece added on?
Very curious.
How are you Art? Good to hear from you!
Uncle Dave
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In the little community of Fairview, Ga., Marcus Hulsey grew up with a blended family. His grandmother was a Jackson and her family created the Catnapper brand recliner. They owned Cleveland chair manufacturing and Gay Manufacturing.
Sony and Peggy had two children each before they met and married and together they have five more children. Marcus and his twin brother Matthew were the youngest.
Marcus' father was shot and killed when he and Matt were only six years old. "He was murdered in Walker County at his car lot. That case just got solved this year; it was part of Walker County Cold Case. The guy lived between my sister and my brother the whole time and we didn't know it. He committed suicide before they could put him on trial, but two people were with him in the car when he did it - one of them came forward," Marcus states.
"We went our whole lives without any closure. My dad died on my sister's birthday. He was a sweet man, but he was an alcoholic. He was like 'Hooper' of Smokey and the Bandit and loved anything 'adrenaline'. That was all I knew about my daddy when I was little," he says.
"I am more like my mom being a caregiver of my family, but Matt is the caregiver of me," Marcus insists. "If you want to do something Matt is very supportive and he will buy into your dreams. We were yin and yang, but we were a team together," he says.
"A graduate student did a study on us; we are both ambidextrous but we are different. Like - anything he does right, I do left, and vice versa. She gave my mom the study results and my mom said, 'it's because they go to the bathroom at the same time. When they wash their hands or brush their teeth – whatever they do; they have their roles and they make room for the other'," Marcus relates.
Marcus had a best friend named Jeremy Godfrey. Jeremy's family, Buddy and Dianne Godfrey, took Marcus in and began mentoring him in a sort of adopting way. "They took me to church and that is where that began, I really got involved," Marcus says.
Buddy Godfrey told Marcus, 'God just led me to be your dad'. When Marcus was just 21 years old he lost his mother to cancer.
"I lived at the Godfrey's house and joined the Marines. I was in the Marines when she died. They gave me mandatory discharge and sent me home. People pulled together around us, I lived with a buddy in Flintstone and then went back to the Godfreys, just trying to reclaim some innocence of my childhood," Marcus admits.
He went to Paducah, Ky., to work for his sister for awhile and he said he had reached a point where he asked God to show him what He wanted him to do and He would give it everything he had.
"It was like God said, 'All the tragedy that you have been through and everything that you have done; you went through this because I want you to take care of my children' and I thought, 'Why would you want me?' and He said, 'Because you know what it is to have that fire put out. I trust you to relight that flame,'" Marcus relays.
Marcus worked as an electrician some and then worked at Daryl's Sandwich shop on and off for a number of years. He became good friends with Daryl Lane and found him to also be a great influence in his life. Marcus began working at the Metropolitan YMCA fulltime while going to Chattanooga State before heading off to Kansas to go to school in Garden City where a sister lived.
"I was helping wrestling Coach Mark Leen and he got a job offer at UTC. I came with him to help in the wrestling program and went to UTC for school and went back to work at the Y," Marcus states.
"When I got back, I was still trying to figure out what I was going to do for a living. I met Ron Nelson at UTC - one of my greatest Christian mentors - and I started pursuing a degree in leisure studies," he says.
While Marcus was cleaning out his closet preparing to donate clothes, Dianne Godfrey had told him to take them to Bethel Bible Village. Marcus asked, "What is that?" and she had told him that it was a Christian group home.
"I donated the clothes, got an application had an interview the next day and was hired within a week!" Marcus said. He continued to work as a house parent for the next six years.
"Then I worked for Chattanooga Out Venture - which is now Outdoor Chattanooga, across the street from Bethel," Marcus says.
He met his wife Janet at Venture Tracks through Partnership for Families, Children and Adults.
"I worked for Daryl's on and off for 20 years and got to eat free. That's where I took Janet and a girl who introduced us and I made them both a sandwich. Daryl gets credit for my 'first date' with my wife," Marcus jokes.
Not having parents during his early adulthood, Marcus was left with somewhat of a void. "Mom didn't see me get married and didn't see me have kids, but after we had our first child, Janet was asleep and I was just watching Sawyer Grace sleeping. I noticed that she looked so much like my mom. Janet woke up and I was crying. I just thought how awesome God is when you can see your lineage. That has been really sweet to see that," Marcus discloses.
"Janet grew up privileged but is very practical and smart. When I asked her parents about marrying her, I said, 'You understand what I am asking you, don't you? I don't have my parents…so when you accept me in your family you are accepting that role,' and they said they wouldn't have it any other way," Marcus beams.
While his twin brother had married much earlier and began his family, Marcus had waited. "God was healing me from a lot of things first. I was aware of those things and didn't want to pass them onto my kids," he acknowledges.
Between brothers and sisters support and the support of the Godfreys and other mentors, Marcus feels the need to give back.
"I had many job offers from business people, but I knew what God was calling me to do. Before Janet and I got married, we had a lot of conversations. I wanted her to know who I was. I didn't do that freaky thing where I put it out there all at once, I waited until we got closer, but I wanted her to know all of what I went through with suffering and loss, and that I worked really hard to get through it… but that when Satan comes after me… that is the stronghold he has. When I shared this with her she accepted me," Marcus says.
"My wife didn't grow up sheltered but she was raised to make choices. That's what I wanted to figure out - how her parents taught her to do that and how she didn't break those absolute rules. Her parents taught her so well. I wanted someone like that, but I also wanted someone that I knew could deal with me. It was hard the first few years of marriage because we had night and day backgrounds.
Marcus and Janet have been married now for six years. They have another daughter and they named her Carolina.
Marcus is currently running the Northwest Georgia Young Life. "That is the ministry I am involved in. I am also a TREK case manager for foster families for Lookout Mountain Community Services. I cover the Northwest Georgia region and I am the advocate for foster kids. I really enjoy the mentor side of it, but hate the paperwork," Marcus confesses.
"I never have taken my hands out of any place I have been, I still help these places. I do design work, consulting work and work with Jackson Kayaking Company. God taught me to work with rural community kids because that is the most underserved community in Chattanooga and the surrounding area.
"I grew up in a rural community. They are the forgotten children. I want to love those kids so that they have a fighting chance. I love people as much as they will let me love them. I am building relationships with those kids. Henry Henegar is one of my elders and brought Young Life to Chattanooga. When I told him that I felt this is what God was calling me to do he said, 'You have been doing Young Life your whole life; we just found you'," Marcus says.
While he keeps his focus on Young life, his wife Janet is director of academic support at Covenant College. Marcus also is involved with Youth Trust at the Y.
"At a benefit, fundraiser, I was talking to Sam Payne. He mentored me a lot in playing guitar and he wanted me to sit down and talk with him and Dalton Roberts. He said, "Marcus, who taught you how to play guitar and where did you fall in love with it?' and I said, 'I had this special-ed teacher and she wanted me to be a part of the glee club. She wanted me to play guitar. She was a beautiful, sweet lady'. He asked, 'What's her name?' and I said, 'Ms. Lewis - she got married and we could never pronounce her name'. Hugh Huffaker (Jr.) was with us and he had tears rolling down his face and said, "You are talking about my wife."
Hugh went home and told his wife about Marcus. Marcus had invited the Huffakers to his graduation and his former teacher had written him a nice letter and also gave him a substantial gift. "She told me that it was a gift from God and you can't give it back. It's hard to accept when people give you gifts, but it is to prepare you for what He has for you to give."
Marcus was in need of being mentored as a child and God had placed many in his pathway. Humbly, Marcus accepted their support and advice and has turned around to mentor others today.
He says, "When we accept God's gift through others, we can give so much more in our serving. It has taught me to have more faith. I had to learn to stop taking things personally and learn to take God personally."
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Hyderabad: The Jubilee Hills MLA and late P Janardhan Reddy's son, Mr P Vishnu Vardhan Reddy, has said that he too was supporting the Telangana cause, but not the destruction of statues of veterans.
Speaking to the media, after participating in a 'peace rally', organised jointly by the intellectuals and the Jana Chaitanya Vedika, on Tank Bund here on Sunday protesting against the toppling of the statues, Mr Vishnu Vardhan Reddy said that it was not correct on the part of the agitators to topple the statues of great personalities of Telugu.
Some of the poets belonging to Seemandhra region, in the name of Telugu Bhasha Parirakshana Samithi, has organised a 'silent demonstration' at Pothana statue. The other section of the poets has organised poetess Molla's birthday celebrations at her statue on Tank Bund on Sunday.
Speaking on the occasion, Prajarajyam former leader Mr Parakala Prabhakar said, "we offered tribute to all the statues and also apologies for the vandalism that took place on March 10." Poet and film lyricist Mr Jonnavithula Ramalingeswara Rao said, "even ten lakh bulls were to march down the Tank Bund road, they would not cause any harm to the statues of these great personalities". Telugu Poet and scholar Mr Garikapati Narasimha Rao said, "we have nothing to do with separate statehood demand.
They can obtain statehood, we have nothing to do with it. Our concern is about the vandalism of the statues of these legends who are a property of the nation".
The participants of the programmes have demanded the government to reinstall the statues with the money of TRS, and not with government money. They said that it was sad that the statues of Srikrishna Devarayalu and Brahma Naidu ere destroyed, though both have no relation with regionalism. Taking serious objection at the Telangana agitators confining to only apologies, they questioned as to how it was justifiable to demolish the statues of great poets.
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