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Same-sex couples in Idaho celebrate a big win for marriage in the Gem State
May 13, 2014
Editor's note: On October 7, the 9th Circuit ruled in favor of the freedom to marry in Idaho. Freedom to Marry congratulates these couples who spoke with us in May of 2014 on this historic win.
On May 13, 2014 U.S. Magistrate Judge Candy Dale, a federal judge in Idaho, ruled in favor of the freedom to marry, striking down the state's discriminatory constitutional amendment that bans same-sex couples from marriage. The victory was in Latta v. Otter, the lawsuit filed by the National Center for Lesbian Rights last fall. Read more about the win here.
It's been an amazing few months for marriage - and across the country, same-sex couples are rejoicing in the reality that it's time for marriage nationwide. The situation is no different in Idaho, where gay and lesbian couples are sharing their stories and celebrating the big win.
Meet just a few of the amazing couples celebrating this huge step forward for marriage in the Gem State (and if you're an Idaho couple and want to share your story with us, just CLICK HERE):
Michelle Forsmo & Christina Shadid • Kuna
After being together for nearly 24 years and adopting five amazing children, Michelle and Christina know that they are ready for the freedom to marry - and that, at last, that amazing feeling of being legally respected by their home state is in reach.
The women met while working together in Arizona in 1986, and they built a strong friendship over the next few years. By 1990, the two were dating and had moved away together to Idaho - and they've been there ever since.
Over the years, they struggled with pregnancy several times before pursuing adoption - and after much waiting and what felt like reams of paperwork, they were approved to be matched with children who needed a home. Michelle, after hours and hours of looking through adoption sites, found a great pair of siblings to adopt - and after she and Christina were matched with the family, they learned that the mother had given birth to a third.
They were ready for the experience - "In searching for one child, we ended up with three," Michelle explained, looking fondly back at the start of their new life, beginning in 2003, when the women brought the children home. The next year, they brought home a fourth children, and by the end of 2004, they had four children, all, coincidentally, with names beginning with J: Jessy, Jayden, Janelle, and Jordan.
"We thought we were done building our family," Michelle continued, "But in 2013 our oldest daughter's best friend got kicked out of his house because his mother found out he was gay. He moved in with us, and a year and a half later he is still here and we are in the process of adopting him."
On May 21, Michelle and Christina will celebrate their 24th anniversary with their amazing and beautiful family - and they hope to be able to celebrate with a marriage license in hand from the great state of Idaho.
"We want to be married," Michelle said. "We want the legal recognition and the legal protections that marriage gives. We love each other. We are raising 5 kids together. We are a family."
Natalie Goldthorpe & Sharon Kierulf • Boise
For the past three months, Natalie and Sharon have been living the life of an engaged couple, happily in love: Natalie proposed on February 8 of this year while the two were on vacation in Jamaica. "It was the best and most terrifying moment in my life," Natalie said. "And luckily, after all was said and done, she said yes in front of hundreds of strangers in a foreign country at sunset."
"Having the freedom to marry in not only Idaho but every state means maybe another child like me wont have to feel left behind."
The two have a long engagement planned - with arrangements set for a destination wedding in the Florida Keys (where Sharon's family lives) in 2016. But when they return to their home state of Idaho, they hope that the state respects their marriage - and that they can continue building their lives together in the Gem State.
"The freedom to marry my fiancé would be my dream come true," Natalie said. "Sharon and I plan on having children, and I want them to know that their parents are legally married and that their home is protected by law."
She added, "The freedom to marry in Idaho matters to me because all of my life I have felt like an outcast. Having the freedom to marry in not only Idaho but every state means maybe another child like me wont have to feel left behind, out casted, persecuted or shunned in the eyes of the law."
Rebecca Rod & Theresa Beaver • Moscow
Rebecca and Theresa have been together for almost 23 years, after meeting at a small bookstore art gallery in 1991 in Moscow, where Rebecca was involved in an art show with some pottery that she had made. They became fast friends, and not too soon after, they were dating. They eventually moved in together, and they have been in love ever since.
The next year, in 1992, they began attending the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Palouse in Moscow, and by 1996, they were ready to declare their commitment to each other. Their reverend married them in front of 150 friends, family members, and fellow church members.
"We both still say that was the best day of our lives," Rebecca said.
In 2008, the couple legally married in San Diego, California, and then married again in Canada in 2011. But despite it all, they knew that their home state did not respect their commitment.
"We are 60 and 62 years old - approaching retirement & thinking about the long term picture," Rebecca said. "It is increasingly important to us that we have the important legal rights and protections that married couples have as we go into this next stage of our lives. And while our commitment ceremonies have meant the world to us (especially our wedding), they have no legal standing in Idaho."
Now, they - and hundreds of other same-sex couples across Idaho celebrating tonight's ruling - are hoping that very soon, they have the freedom to marry right in their home state of Idaho.
Skylar Sligar & Brian McManus • Twin Falls
"I think it's time to show Idaho that there is nothing wrong with the LGBT people in the world and that their world is not going to turn upside down if marriage is allowed," Skylar explained the afternoon that Judge Dale struck down anti-marriage laws in Idaho.
He and his husband Brian tied the knot in Washington state, but when they returned to their home state of Idaho, they knew that the state essentially viewed them as two single men. That's why they're excited that soon, same-sex couples in the state could be treated with the same respect as different-sex couples.
"We are people and want the same rights as everyone," Skylar explained. "It's not asking for special treatment. We are asking to be treated equal."
Krista Perry & Jen Compton • Boise
Krista and Jen are overjoyed at Judge Dale's ruling in Idaho - as lifelong Boise residents and fifth generation Idahoans, they are thrilled to see their state take this huge step forward on the freedom to marry.
The women met nearly 15 years ago, back in 2000, but it wasn't until 2007, when they reconnected through mutual friends, that they began dating. At the time, Krista was working in Boston while Jen was in Boise, and so they began their relationship long-distance.
Later that year, though, after Krista and Jen knew that they wanted to be together, Krista moved back to Idaho to work remotely and be with Jen, who has worked as a high school art teacher for just over 12 years.
"Our hope is that our children will look back at our lives and be proud of the path we carved and the pride we had."
The couple got married in Boston back in 2012, and later that year, they celebrated their love and commitment with all of their family members and friends in McCall, ID. "It was the best day of our lives," Krista explained, recounting the weekend of activities - water skiiing, swimming, beach volleyball, kayaking, and more - that their loved ones participated in on the campground where they hosted their wedding.
"It was always important to both of us to define our relationship to friends and family. We have had such strong support from friends and family, but they have no idea the challenges we face without the protection of our marriage," Krista explained. "From taxes, to potential adoption, to health benefits, to buying our new house, every act requires additional work and diligence that other couples don't have to face."
Now, they're looking to a future where the freedom to marry is the law of the land in Idaho and they don't have to stress about these comlpications. Krista explained, "Our hope is that our children will look back at our lives and be proud of the path we carved and the pride we had."
Nichole Graber & Ryanne Jones • Caldwell
Nichole and Ryanne are a happily engaged couple living in Idaho - the state where Nichole is originally from. One of the few things that has interfered with their happiness has been that the state of Idaho has now allowed them the freedom to marry.
"If Idaho would just allow same sex marriage I would be able to marry my best friend in front of the people who matter most to me."
"If Idaho would just allow same sex marriage I would be able to marry my best friend in front of the people who matter most to me," Nichole explained. "Our love would be recognized and we would be able to have a family. All I want is the right to marry the one person I love more than anything."
They've been engaged for nearly two years - and to hear Nichole tell it, the proposal was casual and sweet, the same way they have been living their lives.
"We were driving around in her car and she looks over and asks "Wanna get hitched?," Nichole laughed. "It wasn't how I imagined it - but it was perfect."
Now, with the landmark marriage ruling, Nichole and Ryanne - and hundreds of other couples in the Gem State - may not have to wait much longer to be able to share in the freedom to marry - or get hitched, if you will - at home.
Jeff Tauge & Bill Black • Boise
For Jeff and Bill, Monday Night Football will always be more than just a game or a television distraction: In some ways, they have it to thank for bringing them together. They met while watching the game together at a bar in Boise in 2001, and, Jeff explained, "He joined me for a beer and basically we have not been apart since."
Two years later, they bought a townhouse together in the city, where they still live today. They love spending time with their three children and four grandchildren, and for the past ten years, they have looked forward to the day when Idaho finally allows them the chance to get married.
Until this week, they were planning a trip to South Lake Tahoe in California to get married - but they hope that the trip won't be required after all. With the marriage ruling, they're hopeful for a future where they can continue leading their lives as a married couple right in their home state of Idaho.
Denise Feldman & Ann Ersland • Boise
Denise and Ann live in Boise, Idaho and have been together for nearly 15 years. They've had their share of hard times - in late August 2012, Ann was diagnosed with breast cancer, and following several surgeries and chemotherapy, they decided to get legally married.
Denise and Ann said "I do" in Washington in 2013, and they describe their wedding as nothing short of amazing.
"It was a breezy but beautiful day," Denise recalls. They had friends and family from both Idaho and Washington in attendance, and their nephew served as the officiant.
Now, Denise and Ann are eagerly awaiting the day that Idaho, the state they have called home for so long, will respect their marriage - and they're hopeful that with Judge Dale's ruling, that day is drawing ever closer. Although Ann has been declared cancer-free, the women realize the importance of the protections that come with marriage, including the ability to include a spouse on health insurance. But more than anything, Denise says that marriage matters to them because they love each other - it's that simple.
"We want to spend the rest of our lives together," Denise said. "And we want to do it as a married couple."
Lora & Letecia Jackson • Twin Falls
In a small ceremony in Asotin County in Washington state, Lora and Letecia, who have been together for more than four years, were able to tie the knot last year.
"Some of my lifelong friends were there, and Letecia's father and stepmother were there, too," Lora explained. "It was small, simple, and very welcoming - and the judge who married us was a blast, having everyone laughing and smiling the entire time."
Since their wedding, Lora and Letecia have known that they were not granted any respect for their marriage license in Idaho. But with Judge Dale's ruling, they are hopeful that this week, they will be legally recognized in their home state.
"Marriage to some people is just a piece of paper and a document to hang on the wall," Lora explained. "Marriage to us is a spiritual binding of two souls becoming one. For us to be able to have that would just mean the world to us. It would mean to the world to us to have the freedom to marry in Idaho because we would not only be able to renew our vows with all of our family present - but to feel as if we are treated equal."
Amber Denman & Katie Noble • Moscow
Native Idahoans Amber and Katie have been together for nearly seven years - this summer, they'll celebrate their anniversary on June 28 - and right now, they're preparing for a big move to Washington state, where they will get married next summer. Part of the reason they decided to move - aside from Amber getting a new job at Washington State University - was that they knew their home state of Idaho would not respect their eventual marriage, and that they could be confronted with many problems when it came to protecting their prospective family.
"Allowing same-sex couples the right to wed sends a profound message to its citizens and the rest of the United States that we are taking a step in the right direction."
"Though Pullman, WA is only 8 miles from Moscow, living in a state where our marriage would be legally recognized is very important to us as we look to begin a family in the next few years," Amber said.
Still, seeing Idaho respect all marriages is very important to the couple.
"After living in the state of Idaho for the first three decades of my life, marriage equality in Idaho would be deeply meaningful to me and provide a reason to stay and be recognized and valued as a citizen," Amber said. "Allowing same-sex couples the right to wed sends a profound message to its citizens and the rest of the United States that we are taking a step in the right direction to provide equality and demonstrating value for all of its citizens regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race or ethnicity. As we move forward in marriage equality, one thing is for certain: LOVE WINS!"
Melissa Borg & Alicia 'Al' Borm
It's been a whirlwind year for Melissa and Alicia, who got engaged on December 29, 2013, celebrated their amazing wedding on March 29 in Redmond, WA, and have seen their lives come together in new and exciting ways.
"With the acknowledgement of our marriage though, we already feel safer. We are committed. And we will pick up our Idaho marriage license on May 16th, 2014."
"I've gained the love of my life forever," Al reflected. "Change is hard, and it is inevitable. But you'll stagnate if you don't move."
Al rejoiced at this week's big step forward for the freedom to marry in Idaho.
"Idaho has moved," Al said, looking forward to the future fights for LGBT people in the state. "And more must come. My position is safe with my federal job, but my wife can be fired from her teaching job in a small, rural school district just for being gay. With the acknowledgement of our marriage though, we already feel safer. We are committed. And we will pick up our Idaho marriage license on May 16th, 2014."
Sherri & Candace Carey • Pocatello
Over the past six years, Sherri and Candace have helped each other celebrate through the happiest of times and supported each other through trying experiences.
"I found out just this morning that a federal judge struck down the same-sex marriage ban in Idaho, and we are hoping come Friday morning at 9am our marriage will be recognized by Idaho."
They've found support in each other as they dealt with challenging encounters with parents and a difficult experience while Sherri served in the United States National Guard under 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' where she had to keep her love and commitment to Candace a secret, even throughout her deployment to Iraq.
They're hoping that come Friday morning, Idaho finally grants them the respect that they deserve for their six years of love and commitment - and for the marriage license that they received after their beautiful wedding last month in Lake Tahoe, CA.
"In the last 3 years, there has been so much headway made in the freedom to marry that we are constantly being surprised by the strides made," Sherri explained. "I found out just this morning that a federal judge struck down the same-sex marriage ban in Idaho, and we are hoping come Friday morning at 9am our marriage will be recognized by Idaho. We hope to start a family in a couple of years, and having our state recognize our marriage will be so wonderful. We are hoping for the best!"


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Statement of Commissioner Marc Spitzer on allowance for funds used during construction (AFUDC)
"The Commission recognizes that natural gas companies incur costs related to funds invested in construction projects prior to the time that facilities are placed in or ready for service, and accordingly, has permitted jurisdictional companies to reflect these financing costs by accruing Allowance for Funds Used During Construction (AFUDC). Moreover, the Commission has used the guidance issued by the Commission's Chief Accountant in AR-5 to address when a company may begin to accrue AFUDC. The Commission, however, has restricted the maximum amount of AFUDC that a natural gas pipeline could capitalize to a rate not to exceed the overall rate of return underlying its recourse rates.
In various cases over the past year, natural gas companies have sought to accrue AFUDC on expenditures made prior to the time that a certificate application was filed. The applicants suggested that the Commission should allow accrual of AFUDC on expenditures made prior to the filing of a certificate application, particularly on those costs incurred during the pre-filing period. In light of these arguments, Commissioner Kelly and I urged our colleagues to solicit comments from the natural gas industry at large and thus, the Commission Staff convened a technical conference on the issue seeking input and comments on the Commission's policy of limiting the accrual of AFUDC to expenditures incurred after the filing of an application. The Commission received extensive comments on the issue.
Recognizing that the natural gas industry has undergone significant changes since the issuance of AR-5 in 1968 and that many natural gas companies take advantage of the pre-filing process, today we find that these changes require us to modify our AFUDC accrual policy. Therefore, the Commission is revising its policy to allow natural gas pipelines to begin accruing AFUDC on construction projects when the following two conditions are met: (1) capital expenditures for the project have been incurred and (2) activities that are necessary to get the construction project ready for its intended use are in progress. We will construe the term of "activities" broadly but the term does not include preliminary survey and investigation activities.
I thank the Team for their hard work on this issue.
I agree with the orders rulings that this revised policy will serve to promote infrastructure development and will allow natural gas companies the opportunity to earn a return on all prudent expenditures made during project construction."
(1) See Gulfstream Natural Gas System, LLC., 91 FERC ¶ 61,119 (2000); Buccaneer Gas Pipeline, L.L.C., 91 FERC ¶ 61,117 (2000).
(2) Notice of Technical Conference on Commission Policy on Commencement of Accrual of Allowance for Funds Used During Construction, 74 Fed. Reg. 65,117 (December 2, 2009). Pre-technical conference comments were due December 11, 2009. Posttechnical conference comments were due December 29, 2009.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara University women's tennis team closed out its home schedule Sunday with a 7-0 dual match loss to the 12th-ranked University of North Carolina Sunday at the Santa Clara University Women's Tennis Center.
With the loss, Santa Clara falls to 6-7 on the season, while the win increases North Carolina's record to 9-3. The Broncos have five regular-season dual matches remaining on the schedule prior to the West Coast Conference Tournament, scheduled for April 11-13 in Malibu, Calif. Santa Clara's next match is scheduled for March 27 at Pacific. North Carolina remains in the Bay Area for a dual match at California on Thursday.
"North Carolina has an outstanding program with four players ranked among the top 110 in the nation so we knew this was really going to be a tough test for us," said Santa Clara Head Coach Aby Ryan. "I thought we came out really confident and energetic in doubles and had two strong performances at numbers one and three. But, in the end North Carolina's strength really wore us down."
The match marked the final home match for four Bronco seniors: Ashley Campbell, Mariko Kawakami, Christine Limbers and Pati Ruiz.
"We will certainly miss our four seniors," said Ryan. "I thought the great reception they received today from our fans and the team was really a reflection of their impact on our program. I was really proud of our seniors and our entire team today."
In doubles, the Broncos received solid performances from Limbers and Janalle Kaloi at the number one position and Kawakami/Ruiz at the number three slot. Both matches ended with identical 8-4 scores but weren't decided until late in the match.
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The Astros are planning to meet with "a number" of potential 1-1 picks for next June's draft, but the most significant of those potential 1-1s is NC State LHP Carlos Rodon.
Director of Scouting Mike Elias:
Every year we're picking at the top of the Draft, we have made it a point to meet the candidates in some way, shape or form prior to the Draft. That includes scouts responsible for scouting the players, members of the front office and me.
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- Michael said...
This kid is going to look good in an Astros' uniform. 6'3" 235 lbs and I like his delivery and balance on the mound. See the video in the link: http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/north-carolina-state-fall-world-series-carlos-rodon/
- November 13, 2013 at 4:50 PM
Can we just sign him now? I would be ok with that.
- November 14, 2013 at 12:07 PM
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The developer of a futuristic mall, hotel and entertainment complex proposed for north International Drive has promised a project that will look unlike anything else in Orlando – a "22nd Century" design.
But until recently, parts of it looked an awful lot like – even identical to – projects that already exist elsewhere.
Some renderings and images recently featured on the iSquare + Hotel website – a site trumpeting unique look of the proposal – had been taken from other projects or from a cache of stock photos found online.
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Corn prices have the potential to break all-time record highs on the heels of USDA's June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates which indicate significantly lower U.S. production and ending stocks.
"We're already in the $7 area for corn," said Mike Krueger, a market analyst from The Money Farm, speaking at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange June conference call. "We could go to $7.50 pretty easily because of the makeup of the market.
"It's going to be difficult to find sellers at those kinds of numbers. But if we get later into the summer and anything threatens corn's 148-bushel average yield, and you take corn supplies down quickly, my feeling is that corn has the potential to do this year what wheat did last year. I don't mean going to $15 or $20 a bushel, but to set all-time highs by substantial margins."
While USDA left acreage estimates for corn unchanged from the previous month at 86 million acres, Krueger said acres could be lower due to wet weather in some parts of the Midwest forcing planting into other crops. "I wouldn't be surprised if in the June planted acreage report, we would see 1 million to 1.5 million fewer acres of corn. If you took a million acres off at 148 bushels per acre, you drop ending stocks 148 million bushels."
Krueger says the gap between corn and wheat prices could get slimmer with bearish news on wheat, including higher U.S. and world production. "I don't think it goes to even money, but I do think the feed grains market will support wheat."
Krueger noted that $15 to $16 a bushel for soybeans is not out of the question, either, as old crop ending stocks have dropped precipitously to 125 million bushels. "We're close to $15 now and I certainly don't rule out that we can go to $16 depending on what the weather does over the next six to eight weeks.
"Really, when you look at both the corn and soybean markets and where stocks numbers are projected for the end of the next marketing year, it looks to me like both crops are going to need to increase acres significantly in the spring of 2009. We've had two years where we've talked about this battle for acreage. It looks to me like it's going to be just as hot a topic as we go into 2009."
Krueger believes USDA's billion-bushel reduction from last year for corn feed and residual use is too high, "because I think USDA is a little too pessimistic on animal numbers. That's an unprecedented cut in feed and residual for corn. It looked to be the easiest place to keep the corn balance sheet in some semblance of order with the lower production estimate."
Krueger says there are two big threats to agricultural prices. "One is we have an economic meltdown in Asia, because that's where the big demand growth has been. Second, our own government does something to artificially kill the market. That means either backing off its stance on biofuels or opening the door for cheap imports of Brazilian ethanol."


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Beverly Cole, a 2007 graduate of the cinema arts program, has made it to the big time and is taking Ally Weeks, currently a sophomore in the program, along with her. Cole is the Production Secretary for the feature film Sex and the City 2, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon. She recently hired Weeks as a production intern for the film.
Cole met Weeks when she returned to Point Park the summer after graduation to assist with Point Park's Camp Hollywood, an intensive two-week program where students in grades 10 - 12 write, direct and edit their own short films. Cole served as a teacher's assistant and resident advisor. Weeks was a participant in the program that summer. Cole remembers her as, "extremely hardworking and very interested in the film industry." The two kept in touch after the program, and Weeks decided to enroll at Point Park as a Cinema and Digital Arts major.
Cole works as the production secretary and intern coordinator for Sex and the City 2. She handles the distribution of materials, crew list, keeping track of production files, ordering supplies, and dealing with vendors. During filming, Cole will distribute the call sheets and ensure sides and other materials are prepared for the next day. Weeks will work in the production office, supporting all efforts as needed. She will be able to observe producers, coordinators, assistants, and work with/observe the costume, art and set decorating departments. She will also have the opportunity to do runs within New York City, which is a great way to get familiar with the city.
When asked about her time at Point Park, Cole looks back on it fondly. She said that she learned a great deal about the film industry. "I was able to allow my creativeness to come out and really focus on what I wanted to do," Cole said. During her time as a student, she interned with Animal, a production/post-house in Pittsburgh, and for Mosaic Media Group in Los Angeles. Cole attributes both internships to leveraging networking opportunities at Point Park.
For those students who are considering making cinema and digital arts a career, Cole says, "Do not give up. If you love it, then you will keep going."
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The U.S. Men's National Team heads to Estadio Azteca on Tuesday, March 26, to face Mexico in the Final Round of 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying in Mexico City. The game kicks off at 10:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPN, WatchESPN and Univision. Fans can follow the match on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and via Twitter @ussoccer.
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Abundance And Scarcity In Privacy
from the something-worth-thinking-about deptAs you know, we talk an awful lot about understanding abundance and scarcity around here, and how that's really important if you want to understand what the future holds for a variety of different businesses. Failing to understand abundance and scarcity is a recipe for disaster these days. And the more you look, the more you realize that technology is creating new abundances and new scarcities in all sorts of places. Tons of industries are either already experiencing this (entertainment, content, publishing, news, software, etc.) or are about to (energy, health care, finance, etc.). But it's also showing up in other realms as well, and Jeff Jarvis has a smart post about how it's impacting privacy. He summarizes it in a very catchy manner:
Once-abundant privacy is now scarce. Once-scarce publicness is now abundant.The concept of "publicness" is one that's been getting greater attention lately (Jarvis is writing a book on the subject, apparently), but it's this recognition of the flipside of privacy. As Jarvis notes, it used to be really "scarce." It was very difficult to have large parts of your life public. It only happened for a very small number of people, and involved a lot of gatekeepers. That's no longer the case.
The economics of abundant publicness mean that the old gatekeepers -- editors, agents, producers, publishers, broadcasters, the entire media industry -- overnight lost their power. That's why they're so upset. That's why they keep complaining about all these amateurs taking over their sacred turf -- because they are. What they thought was valuable -- their control -- now had no value. They can't sell their casting couches and presses on craigslist for nothin'. They are being beat by those who break up their control and hand it out for free (Google, craigslist, Facebook, YouTube, etc.).I don't totally agree with this. I think he takes the argument slightly too far in the name of simplicity. That is, I still think that many of the jobs carried out by those old gatekeepers -- editors, agents, producers, publishers, broadcasters, the entire media industry -- actually do still have tremendous value. But a lot of how it works has changed. The problem is when they focus solely on the gatekeeping function as the value (which is Jarvis' point -- many really hung their hat solely on the gatekeeping function), then it's difficult for them to adapt. Those who focused (and still do) on providing greater overall value beyond the gatekeeping still do have tremendous value. As proof that Jarvis believes that, just look at his post about that new book he's working on where he talks up his "brilliant editor" at publishing giant HarperCollins. There's value there, it's just not in gatekeeping.
Abundant publicness also creates new value. Google search is made up of that value. Twitter movie chatter predicting box-office success is that value. Annotations on maps, restaurant reviews, health trends, customer desires -- and on and on -- all find value in our publicness and so new companies are being built on that value. That is why it is in the interests of both companies and customers to be public and why privacy -- when it does compete, when it discourages publicness -- becomes a nuisance for them.
The other point in all this, which Jarvis mentions more as an aside, is that this is really just looking at the economics of free from a different angle. That is, the reason that such "publicness" is so abundant is because it's so easy for people to spread their works (and share the works of others) for free. And that increases the value of other things that you might do.
Jarvis focuses on the "publicness" side of the equation, rather than the privacy part of it, but the idea that "once abundant privacy is now scarce," is also fascinating to think about as well, and certainly fits with various themes that have been communicated over and over again -- often as simply as Scott McNealy's famous: "You have zero privacy anyway. Get over it." I don't think we've quite reached the stage of the David Brin-style world where radical, extreme transparency replaces privacy, but if you want to extrapolate out some interesting scenarios, it's fun to at least pull the lever that far in thinking about what it would mean.
Instead, I actually think that it highlights the theme of the post we recently had about how everyone has something to hide. As privacy becomes more and more scarce, those things we have to hide actually become increasingly valuable as well. Being able to keep that privacy increases in value. And that is going to lead to some very interesting and controversial business models and situations over time.
It's all a very interesting subject that I'm sure we'll be talking about a lot around here over the next few years.
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Hi i'm just puting a few words on the forum about an mx5 championship the Scottish Motor Racing Club (SMRC) are starting next year.
I'll be racing in the championship next year and have just purchased a car to built, I spend quite alot of time at Knockhill and happened to notice a fair number of mx5's going around on track days, there is no more popular series in th UK than the British mx5 Championship with as many as 90 mk1 mx5's turning upto events all over th UK.
This is also the intention of the SMRC to create a popular RWD one make series,to be cheap, fun and competetive, Interest is high in the new series already,
There are 3 cars already built, that are racing in the Saloon and Sports car class, with another 2 well under build. There is a very real posibility there could be 10 cars built by known parties interested in the new series, and that number could increase further.
If there are any interested parties then just slip me an email with any questions.
Also if requested some of the cars can be viewed at Knockhill Racing Circuit
The cars are mk1 eunos's
Any questions just email !
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Why were board games so popular? Board games were just that in the early 19th century; games painted or scratched onto a piece of board, usually with a different game on each side of the board. They were simple to make at home with a slab of wood, ink or paint, and checkers of dried corn or beans. The equipment was transportable and games could be concocted with varying degrees of complexity.
This board game is very typical of the period with checkers appearing on one side and "Nine Man's Morris" appearing on the other. Nine Man's Morris is a more complicated version of the game "Tic Tac Toe".
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