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PAIRINGS: Marisa/Asriel, One-sided Marisa/Boreal and Marisa/Edward
"It is not the perfect but the imperfect who have need of love."
---Oscar Wilde
She couldn't quite believe she was there. The window of the zeppelin looked down on London, every person invisible and building miniature in comparison with herself. She could see the spires of the Magesterium, in life so grand and yet now so doll-like. She could see the clean, bleak lines of the oldest, wealthiest homes. She could see the slums, tiny dots running across the streets in rapid patterns.
Marisa could picture them. They would be children, painfully thin, their daemons shifting into ever-fiercer forms, their fur always ragged. Their faces would be pinched, dirt streaked across them. She ran a alabaster finger across the pristine fur of her own daemon and he clutched her leg, trying to forget he had ever been a rat scuttling between her scraped legs, sniffing the street for danger.
The Lady, they had called her. She was Mary Shaw, the girl who thought she was too good for them. The one who wouldn't play their games, who would only come along with them when it was time to pick a pocket. And then she was as fierce as the rest of them, perhaps more.
Marisa smoothed down her skirt. There was no sense in dwelling. She was here now, flying above London. Here she would stay.
Edward sat across from her, scribbling on sheets of paper while his fox daemon darted between his legs. He ran a hand through his sparse, mousy hair and seeming to notice her gaze, looked up at Marisa.
"I'm sorry, darling. I have so much paperwork. Not much of a honeymoon, is it?" he snorted, his fox moving towards her monkey, who instinctively clung closer to his mistress, wrapping himself around her leg.
"It's nothing. We'll make up for it later, shall we?" Marisa let a slow, honey smile move over her face, gently pushing her monkey away from her and towards the fox.
The monkey obeyed. In the end, he always obeyed. He darted glances back to Marisa but she gave him a fierce gaze and he began stroking the fox's back.
Marisa sat back, satisfied. The honeymoon was over. Edward had bewailed their departure from Florence, insisting he would not soon have her to himself again. She had indulged him, pretended to be equally upset, raking her fingers through his hair and calling him her love.
Actually, she had been feeling stifled and restless for the last few weeks. She longed to have something to do, to know that she was influencing something or someone. She would tell Edward she was shopping and actually spend the days roaming the sidewalks, the monkey relishing the moments of freedom. She knew nobody in Florence. There was nobody to snare but Edward and he was already hers. Sometimes she would laugh inside as he would whisper romantic foolishness in her ear.
Marisa did not believe in love, or at least not love between two people, any love besides that of human and daemon. Unlike most cynics, she wasn't depressed by the lack of grand, sweeping meaning that foolish optimists imagined. This was the world she lived in. She would make the best of it.
When she was young and dirt caked her clothes, she would dream of a prince. She would not have to pretend for him. He would be fascinated by every word that fell from her lips, even the incessant ramblings she had since trained herself not to speak. He would not need to be kind or noble. He would be like Marisa. He would understand her.
He would stride, ever proud, into her slum, passing the little groups on the street corners without a second look, barely noticing the falling houses lining the streets. He would climb her steps, not even knocking at her door. He would brush the dirt off her face and see that she was beautiful, as she already knew she could be. She would ride away with him and never set foot on those roads again.
Marisa laughed a little at her memories. There was no prince. There was Edward, there was Boreal, there were a thousand other men who needed to be indulged, seduced and caressed. Men who needed to feel important, needed to feel loved, who had a thousand little insecurities she could play on.
Nobody would ever understand her and that suited her well enough.
"Darling?" Edward's voice broke her reverie. Marisa cursed herself for letting herself slip away once more. She had been dreaming more and more in Edward's presence lately.
"Yes?" She shoved away her thoughts, the monkey standing a little straighter, twisting her face into a smile.
Edward held a piece of stiff, cream paper in his hand.
"You may be too tired for this, after all, we are just back to London but I've found this and I was wondering---"
Edward broke off as the monkey snatched the invitation from his fingers and ran back to Marisa. She shot the monkey a sharp look.
"Don't you do that," she hissed, her cheeks growing hot. She could hear traces of Cockney creeping into her voice, as they always did when she was angry.
The monkey ignored her and extended his arm with the invitation to her. Marisa, careful not to seem too eager, looked at the invitation, her face impassive.
It was some sort of soiree, hosted by Boreal, taking place that night. The monkey began jumping more and more as Marisa read. She placed a hand on his back to calm him, stroking his golden fur.
"It's really," Edward explained, "though unspoken, been held for some Artic explorer who has just gotten back from the North. Apparently he's found some fascinating discoveries and all of London wants to speak to him."
"Is that so?" Marisa mused, running her finger over the edge of the invitation. The North. That had been another of her childhood dreams, when she was very young. It had long passed.
Just the same, she might like to speak to the man.
"I think we should go," she announced, her voice far sharper than she liked, the monkey still doing twitching dances on the floor.
"Do you think?" Edward frowned, "I thought I would like one last night of you to myself before we enter London. And though I don't know about you, I'm incredibly tired."
She decided it was best to pretend. Marisa rose from her seat, standing behind Edward and placing her hands on his thin shoulders.
"Oh, me as well," she whispered into his ear, her lips grazing his face, "Darling, there's nothing more---"
She broke off, running a finger across Edward's cheek. Out of the corner of her eye, she could see her monkey raking his hands through the fox's fur. A smile teased her face. They were in this together.
"But," she made her tone apologetic, "There will be all sorts of important people at the party. And if the man has made important discoveries, he'll be a valuable friend for you."
"You're right, of course," Edward groaned, "I'd just prefer..."
"So would I," she lied, breathing into his ear, "So would I."
Marisa was coated in gold. She always wanted gold. There was the flashing gold of the jewelry she could see on the necks of women in hansom cabs, visible for a split second before the women would draw their curtains and lock their doors, their daemons occasionally pulling the curtains open once more for a look. There was the gold leaf that would coat the roofs of the buildings she would see when she wandered far enough from home, stinging her eyes but sating her mind.
Marisa was gold tonight. Her light-catching dress that swished round her feet was gold, the necklace that rested on the white skin of her neck reflected gold.
"You look beautiful," the monkey marveled, gazing at his mistress like he had never seen her before.
"We do, don't we?" Marisa gave her daemon a conspiratorial grin, her smile much more like the mischievous one she used to hold. The monkey moved closer and she scooped him up in her arms, stroking his fur. Marisa loved him more than she would have thought she was capable. She didn't place much in honesty but she was honest with him.
"So," she began, "first thing we do is go to Carlo and get him to introduce us to the explorer."
The explorer. She didn't even know his name but he already seemed to suggest something to her, something of a rougher, more dangerous world outside the sharp, false light of her London.
"Don't act like a silly girl about it, Marisa," the monkey chastised, "He's probably eighty years old and five feet tall with more wrinkles than Lord Tarial and teeth the color of the papers in the Artic Museum."
The monkey bared his own teeth to demonstrate. Marisa gave a short, guttural, unladylike laugh, the sort of laugh that nobody at the party would ever hear.
"I'm not going to make him my lover!" she protested, "For once, I'm curious about the North!"
"And if he's important enough," the monkey groaned, "You will anyway. And I'll have to put my hands all over some scaly explorer's daemon."
"We will not!" Marisa hissed as the monkey looked skeptical.
She heard a knock on the door and the monkey, in an instant, leapt to her side and began grooming his fur, docile.
"Come in." Marisa made her voice higher, lighter, sweeter.
Edward opened the door and for a second, his eyes glazed over at the sight of her, the fox creeping closer to the monkey as though it desperately wanted to touch but was afraid to sully the monkey by its mere presence. The monkey looked up at Marisa and gave her a proud, satisfied look.
"You are beautiful," he breathed.
Marisa chose not to respond, giving him a small smile and smoothing down her dress.
"Shall we go?" She let a beatific smile touch her face and took Edward's dry, papery hand.
She was ready for anything.
There was a heady thrill to this, to playing nonchalant while really planning her every move. The monkey clasped his hands together, jumping around in quick little movements and Marisa had to put her hand on his head to make him calm. Her other arm was held around Edward's waist, a half-smile teasing her face.
She sipped at her champagne, holding the taste in her mouth before letting herself swallow. Even after nearly three years of this new London, she was still astounded by the flash of jewels on women's necks, the bittersweet taste of champagne, the feel of soft leather in the seats of a cab, this luxury that seemed to invade every bit of life.
Marisa let her eyes scan the room. There seemed to be nobody new. There was Lady Sariela with her pinched face and extravagant jewels, her raccoon daemon watching the room, sniffing for scandal. There was Boreal, his face ever-twisted into the same sycophantic expression. There were a thousand copies of the same woman and same man, all speaking the same words and thinking the same thoughts.
Marisa laughed to herself and took another sip of champagne.
"You almost missed one," the monkey whispered into her ear, pointing towards a corner.
Marisa could see a form in shadow, clearly a man, leaning against the wall. He was sipping at what looked like whiskey, turning gold where light touched it.
"That's nothing," she hissed. Still, she turned her body slightly to be able to see the man. She'd rarely seen anyone at one of these parties avoiding the crowd. She could see dark hair and a tall form before turning her face back to Edward's.
"Do you think it's the explorer?" the monkey whispered, more excited than she thought he should be.
"No," Marisa whispered back, "The explorer would be in the crowd. This man's probably just a footman who sneaked upstairs."
The monkey's face took on a dubious look. Marisa thought it seemed fairly unlikely herself. The man seemed too proud, too indifferent for that. A sneaking servant would be worried. This man looked frightened of nothing.
Still, Marisa thought as she turned her head towards the wall where the man stood, this man seemed different from the others at the party. He was young, for starters, looking only a few years older than she was. Marisa was used to being one of the youngest at these parties. Edward was nearing forty and Boreal was still older. And his daemon was a proud snow leopard, as watchful as the man himself was indifferent.
"He has to be the explorer," the monkey whispered, "He just has to."
"Excuse me," Marisa tried to make her voice as sweet as she could, waiting for a break in the conversation, "Who is that man?"
"That is," said a drab man across from her with an eagle daemon, "Lord Asriel Belacqua. He's just come back from the North."


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my best friend was killed by dylan johnson about 15 yrs ago he was only 13 when he died the person that killed him has had 3 dui before this and was still driving the killer was 18. he dient care about my friend in fact drove away from him he finally got caught and only served 4 yrs iam still very hurt after all these years and i hope he pays for it everyday he opens his eyes.
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But Burt Rutan and Paul MacCready are only two people. The fact that two people, who most people in the world will hardly have heard of, went on to fairly great things after building models surely isn't a great help in ModeOne's quest to get more people building models.
Saying to the kid who just wants to know how fast it goes and where he can buy it that you built it yourself and if he did likewise he might be the next Paul MacCready probably isn't going to help a lot .
Among many other problems designers, inventors and engineers simply aren't kid's heroes any more. You have to be a billionaire "sport player" or "musician" to be a role model these days.
There is no need to bring model building back.
Model building is all over the industry and the stores are full of models.
What I would whole heartedly agree with Mode One is . . .
What can be done to bring the hobby back?
Perhaps that is what he was trying to say ? ? ?
vintage1 offered a solution.
Vint's is about the only viable solution at this point. I too started when you had to build your own, from scratch or a kit it didn't matter, if you wanted to learn to fly you needed to build a plane. I probably did more building than flying and would build a plane and turn around and sell it at the field a week later. These days however things are different. I recently built a typical fun-fly type airplane. It finished it last winter and it basically sat in my shop for about six months. I decided I would put it up for sale. I was pretty shocked when I was done adding up all the money I had invested in it with wood, covering and hardware. Even though the covering job makes the model unique, I can't even get a return on what I put into it because it would be cheaper for someone to buy an arf to fly. I guess I'll fly it myself.
Speaking of rolling your own I think the cost of balsa has gone sky high. Sometimes it's just more economical to buy one of the china arfs after you add up the cost for all the materials like wood, covering and hardware. The time that still would need to be invested would definitely make it a labor of love.
Interesting discussion.
I'm of the opinion that the capacity to build is ingrained during childhood and is very related to personality. By capacity I don't mean physical skill set like cutting wood - anyone can do it and it can be taught, but rather the desire to do it.
I love to build. But I have always loved to build, whether it was by doing crafts as a kid, or Lego, or tinkering with my car. The desire to create and be a part of making something work has always been there. I'm in my 20's and its only getting better as my skills improve.
IMO there's no such thing as attracting people to experience building. We can only hope that those who have already aquired the desire to work and create has the opportunity to apply it to RC.
Egad, what a thread!
Some people like ARF's and will always like them.
Some people like to build and will always like to build.
And some are a little of both.
And, yes, being a modeler can be a benefit to some jobs, just as being an engineer can be a benefit. Nope, won't help you become a human resources manager, but, could get you in the door of a prototyping shop. Or, hired on as a UAV crew for a local agency. Or for aerial photography work. Or as a modeler for a movie producer. Probably quite a few others I have missed.
Personally, my modeling interest led to my engineering degree, so, am happy with the choice.
I was bad at building models when I started. I just wanted them to fly, so I kept at it. Like Charlie, building planes and eventually radio gear took me into electronics, and DIY and gradually I got better at it all.
But it was only the desire to see them fly that kept me at it long enough to get good. If ARTF;s and the money had been available I probably never would have persevered..
BUtr coming back into the hobby years later, building became a way of getting what I wanted, not what some manufacturer was promoting as flavour of the month.
People have always said I can do almost anything fairly well. I think as a kid in a working class family building model airplanes started whatever infliction I have.
Along the way I became a master for sake of a better word in at least a couple of fields. That enabled an above average income over the years. Yet more importantly a sense of freedom.
At this late date I still seem to have far more to do than time. If I had not started with the mystery of flight stimulation who knows what may have transpired instead. A really true unknown.
In my particular case I really feel overall it changed my life. I now attempt to get youngsters with problems into activities that build confidence and self esteem. Tragically most have almost no developed self confidence to tackle anything. Attention span or focus seems to have declined somewhat from one generation to the next as well. The state of society is far more complex than it was perhaps.
There for the forseeable future should remain a hard core group of builders. I know one thing that keeps me going at it sporatically is the technology advancements. Many simple things I take for granted today were unknowns. As far as potential practicallity even was concerned only a smattering of years ago.
I guess my point is that there are far greater gains from building models over arfs that are perhaps unknown intangiables. I personally enjoy the construction activity as well. It is very restful as it is hard for the mind to entertain two activities at the same time. Especially something involving building where you must pay attention to the task at hand in my opinion.
Nope, I bet the VAST majority of you bought a box, plugged it in and got going. Why bother building? What does it gain you? It does what I need it to do and it is quicker and easier?
The same can be said about building models. Why, when you can buy a nice looking, nice flying, STRAIGHT, ARF/RTF? Just like your computer.
Or how many of you actually work on your cars? Change your own oil? Change brake pads? Simple stuff. Heck, how many of you have actually checked the oil or tire pressures within the last month? Last 6 months? Last year?
BTW since 1987 I have bought 2 computers that were plug and play (excluding laptops), out of 20+ computers. This is a new Intel i7 920/Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R/6GB DDR3/Radeon 4850/2 x WD VelociRaptor RAID 1 primary and 4 x Hitachi 1TB RAID 10 data drives.
And yes, I work on my cars, from fluid changes to brakes to performance modifications. Starting with building a hot rod for my first car by dropping a 56 Buick 364 into a 55 Chevy, Borg Warner T10 close ratio, 4.10 posi, etc.
And I fly ARFs and I also build.
The process of building is theraputic for me! It calms me down, put's order in my world and helps me remember what is important! I get these benefits from only one other activity in my life and that is sailing.
My guess is many R/Cers get similar benefits from flying (I hope)! For me flying is O.K., but it isn't theraputic.
I was a tool and die maker. I built tooling for the business I owned. I learned the process of designing and building tooling over a 20 year period (you never stop learning). Doing this for my living with time constraints and money involved was the opposite of theraputic! However, building models has been so ingrained in me. I find it good for my sole and counter acts the pressure of day to day life!
It has nothing to do with the cost of ARFs over building from kits or scratch! It has to do with individuality, creativity, self expression, pride in workmanship and ones abilities.
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Hi everyone,
Will anyone inform me of which rule is being broken in the following posting?
I read lots of opinions about the Radio Controlled hobby.
Wether one builds or assemble or just buy ready to fly is a personal choice that does not deserve any criticism, arguments or evaluation of the person.
We are all free to do things our own way and enjoy activities the way we like.
It is for each of us our personality and discussing or expressing opinions on personalities is not my understanding of the purpose of this forum.
Emitting (writing in this forum) an opinion is not the best way of influencing anything if it is not backed up by proof of performance.
I have been a builder or if you prefer an assembler of a Super Skybolt kit that I just finished. I prefer spend leisure time putting together a model airplane than spend time watching the "boob tube" .
I do not mind taking apart an item to understand better how it functions such as the Hobbico Deluxe Power Panel II which would not heat up the glow plug when simultaneously activating the electric starter to the prop.
I just finished putting back together all that I had taken apart on my Ford Thunderbird that had blown a head gasket. A 1995 car that runs like a new car and all the bells and whistlles are working just fine.
These are not any justification to write any nasty comments on anyone else's personality or character. One might think that there is different level of dexterity in the hobby but it should not be a matter of statement or discussions in this forum or in any forum.
In a forum with world wide access it is not surprising that some may feel sometime irritated by the postings of someone. That is a relative judgment as a result of what is posted versus the feelings of the reader. It is not an insult either way.
Some guidelines should be observed (thus the established rules) for the smooth functoning of any forums as well as the observance of decent social standards (again a relative item that may vary considerably world wide).
Example is the concept of privacy which is in general a world wide acceptance and understanding but we have recently seen some exception.
So I am myself and you are yourself.
If we can recognize our differences as normal and keep out of writing on subjects that are not related to model aircraft and the forum, we then all can get along just fine.
Enjoy your flying, building or assembling and participate in the forum as a tool of commuication between hobbyists and as a link to advertising by commercial enterprises.
Stay out of comments and remarks on people's personalities and characters.
These postings only reflect on your own in the long run as we are beginning to notice.
Last edited by Zor; Sep 01, 2009 at 10:06 PM. Reason: To find which rule is claimed broken.
With all due respect, why are you dragging into this thread an event that happened in another thread???
So far, I have made it a point to try and defend you against your detractors. But enough is enough.
You are hereby on my ignore list.
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Ah the '90s — an era before Raven-Symoné preferred the company of women, where you could drink Sunny D without fear of losing your teeth, and Barney the Dinosaur hadn't yet been accused of sex offenses. I myself was a huge fan of the '90s, and once got a toy Power Ranger hand lodged up my nose — only my Grandma and a pair of pliers could remove it.
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There is no Elizabaeth Banks here, and Rita Repulsa is played by the one true Rita(s), Machiko Soga and Carla Perez. We return to the '90s Angel Grove and even get to see token bullies, Bulk and Skull.
The original series ran on Fox Kids from 1993 to 1995, and was a westernized version of Japanese show Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger. Filled with stock footage from the original, the trailer reminds us just how awfully brilliant Saturday mornings used to be. However, don't get too attached — the new version will only be based off our '90s favorite.
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Bryan Cranston, who will be playing the team's master Zordon in the new version, told The Huffington Post not to compare the two versions, because it would be like comparing Nolan's The Dark Knight to Adam West's '60s Batman:
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This comes just days after Adam West criticized the new Batman films for being too violent. Cranston aside, Darth Blender went and compared the two anyway.
The 2017 trailer certainly sets the tone for a Nolan-esque reimagining of the film, but there is sadly no sign of fan favorites Alpha the Robot or purple-headed Ivan Ooze. We can only hope that Israelite's version doesn't head down the Fant4stic route, because we all know how that ended. Seeing the '90s version back, and dubbed with the 2017 soundtrack, makes you feel all fuzzy inside with a serious case of the feels. Personally, you can keep your gritty Power Rangers, I'm going home to fantasize over Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberley.
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Track 2. Big Data | Analytics
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All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
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Digital transformation is about embracing digital technologies into a company's culture to better connect with its customers, automate processes, create better tools, enter new markets, etc. Such a transformation requires continuous orchestration across teams and an environment based on open collaboration and daily experiments. In his session at 21st Cloud Expo, Alex Casalboni, Technical (Cloud) Evangelist at Cloud Academy, explored and discussed the most urgent unsolved challenges to achieve f...
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In his Opening Keynote at 21st Cloud Expo, John Considine, General Manager of IBM Cloud Infrastructure, led attendees through the exciting evolution of the cloud. He looked at this major disruption from the perspective of technology, business models, and what this means for enterprises of all sizes. John Considine is General Manager of Cloud Infrastructure Services at IBM. In that role he is responsible for leading IBM's public cloud infrastructure including strategy, development, and offering m...
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There is a huge demand for responsive, real-time mobile and web experiences, but current architectural patterns do not easily accommodate applications that respond to events in real time. Common solutions using message queues or HTTP long-polling quickly lead to resiliency, scalability and development velocity challenges. In his session at 21st Cloud Expo, Ryland Degnan, a Senior Software Engineer on the Netflix Edge Platform team, will discuss how by leveraging a reactive stream-based protocol,...
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"I focus on what we are calling CAST Highlight, which is our SaaS application portfolio analysis tool. It is an extremely lightweight tool that can integrate with pretty much any build process right now," explained Andrew Siegmund, Application Migration Specialist for CAST, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 21st Cloud Expo, held Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Evatronix will exhibit at SYS-CON's 21st International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Evatronix SA offers comprehensive solutions in the design and implementation of electronic systems, in CAD / CAM deployment, and also is a designer and manufacturer of advanced 3D scanners for professional applications.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Synametrics Technologies will exhibit at SYS-CON's 22nd International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 5-7, 2018, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Synametrics Technologies is a privately held company based in Plainsboro, New Jersey that has been providing solutions for the developer community since 1997. Based on the success of its initial product offerings such as WinSQL, Xeams, SynaMan and Syncrify, Synametrics continues to create and hone inn...
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As many know, the first generation of Cloud Management Platform (CMP) solutions were designed for managing virtual infrastructure (IaaS) and traditional applications. But that's no longer enough to satisfy evolving and complex business requirements. In his session at 21st Cloud Expo, Scott Davis, Embotics CTO, explored how next-generation CMPs ensure organizations can manage cloud-native and microservice-based application architectures, while also facilitating agile DevOps methodology. He expla...
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To get the most out of their data, successful companies are not focusing on queries and data lakes, they are actively integrating analytics into their operations with a data-first application development approach. Real-time adjustments to improve revenues, reduce costs, or mitigate risk rely on applications that minimize latency on a variety of data sources. In his session at @BigDataExpo, Jack Norris, Senior Vice President, Data and Applications at MapR Technologies, reviewed best practices to ...
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"Evatronix provides design services to companies that need to integrate the IoT technology in their products but they don't necessarily have the expertise, knowledge and design team to do so," explained Adam Morawiec, VP of Business Development at Evatronix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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DevOps promotes continuous improvement through a culture of collaboration. But in real terms, how do you: Integrate activities across diverse teams and services? Make objective decisions with system-wide visibility? Use feedback loops to enable learning and improvement? With technology insights and real-world examples, in his general session at @DevOpsSummit, at 21st Cloud Expo, Andi Mann, Chief Technology Advocate at Splunk, explored how leading organizations use data-driven DevOps to close th...
Nov. 22, 2017 09:30 PM EST Reads: 885
Digital Transformation (DX) is not a "one-size-fits all" strategy. Each organization needs to develop its own unique, long-term DX plan. It must do so by realizing that we now live in a data-driven age, and that technologies such as Cloud Computing, Big Data, the IoT, Cognitive Computing, and Blockchain are only tools. In her general session at 21st Cloud Expo, Rebecca Wanta explained how the strategy must focus on DX and include a commitment from top management to create great IT jobs, monitor ...
Nov. 22, 2017 07:15 PM EST Reads: 442
"WineSOFT is a software company making proxy server software, which is widely used in the telecommunication industry or the content delivery networks or e-commerce," explained Jonathan Ahn, COO of WineSOFT, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 21st Cloud Expo, held Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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Recently, WebRTC has a lot of eyes from market. The use cases of WebRTC are expanding - video chat, online education, online health care etc. Not only for human-to-human communication, but also IoT use cases such as machine to human use cases can be seen recently. One of the typical use-case is remote camera monitoring. With WebRTC, people can have interoperability and flexibility for deploying monitoring service. However, the benefit of WebRTC for IoT is not only its convenience and interopera...
Nov. 22, 2017 06:15 PM EST Reads: 374
[video] How Serverless Changes Cloud, and Your Job | @CloudExpo @CloudTP #CloudNative #Serverless #DevOps
In a recent survey, Sumo Logic surveyed 1,500 customers who employ cloud services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). According to the survey, a quarter of the respondents have already deployed Docker containers and nearly as many (23 percent) are employing the AWS Lambda serverless computing framework. It's clear: serverless is here to stay. The adoption does come with some needed changes, within both application development and operations. Tha...
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Sanjeev Sharma Joins June 5-7, 2018 @DevOpsSummit at @Cloud Expo New York Faculty. Sanjeev Sharma is an internationally known DevOps and Cloud Transformation thought leader, technology executive, and author. Sanjeev's industry experience includes tenures as CTO, Technical Sales leader, and Cloud Architect leader. As an IBM Distinguished Engineer, Sanjeev is recognized at the highest levels of IBM's core of technical leaders.
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Nordstrom is transforming the way that they do business and the cloud is the key to enabling speed and hyper personalized customer experiences. In his session at 21st Cloud Expo, Ken Schow, VP of Engineering at Nordstrom, discussed some of the key learnings and common pitfalls of large enterprises moving to the cloud. This includes strategies around choosing a cloud provider(s), architecture, and lessons learned. In addition, he covered some of the best practices for structured team migration an...
Nov. 22, 2017 01:00 PM EST Reads: 1,486
The dynamic nature of the cloud means that change is a constant when it comes to modern cloud-based infrastructure. Delivering modern applications to end users, therefore, is a constantly shifting challenge. Delivery automation helps IT Ops teams ensure that apps are providing an optimal end user experience over hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud environments, no matter what the current state of the infrastructure is. To employ a delivery automation strategy that reflects your business rules, making r...
Nov. 22, 2017 12:00 PM EST Reads: 1,370
[slides] Flip the Switch to Container Clouds | @CloudExpo @DateraInc #CloudNative #DevOps #Kubernetes
Modern software design has fundamentally changed how we manage applications, causing many to turn to containers as the new virtual machine for resource management. As container adoption grows beyond stateless applications to stateful workloads, the need for persistent storage is foundational - something customers routinely cite as a top pain point. In his session at @DevOpsSummit at 21st Cloud Expo, Bill Borsari, Head of Systems Engineering at Datera, explored how organizations can reap the bene...
Nov. 22, 2017 12:00 PM EST Reads: 1,029
The past few years have brought a sea change in the way applications are architected, developed, and consumed—increasing both the complexity of testing and the business impact of software failures. How can software testing professionals keep pace with modern application delivery, given the trends that impact both architectures (cloud, microservices, and APIs) and processes (DevOps, agile, and continuous delivery)? This is where continuous testing comes in. D
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Most technology leaders, contemporary and from the hardware era, are reshaping their businesses to do software. They hope to capture value from emerging technologies such as IoT, SDN, and AI. Ultimately, irrespective of the vertical, it is about deriving value from independent software applications participating in an ecosystem as one comprehensive solution. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Kausik Sridhar, founder and CTO of Pulzze Systems, discussed how given the magnitude of today's application ...
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Greece is now paying more on its borrowings that what paragons of economic health such as Argentina, Venezuela and Pakistan currently pay. The pricing of Greek government bonds suggests that markets are almost certain of a Hellenic default.
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Schools Try Economic Integration
May 8, 2003
Cambridge, Mass., has joined a small but growing movement to use income, not race, as a primary factor in assigning students to schools. School officials hope that adding a small number of middle-class students to poorer schools will have a powerful impact on improving achievement for all the school's children.
Cambridge's goal in turning to economic integration is twofold: raising the academic performance of students and achieving racial balance without resorting to race-based formulas that are increasingly being rejected by federal courts.
- In addition to Cambridge, school districts in Wake County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C.; South Orange-Maplewood, N.J.; Manchester, Conn.; St. Lucie County, Fla.; and San Francisco have adopted economic integration plans in recent years.
- In LaCrosse, Wis., the first district to endorse economic integration in the early 1990s, scores have risen, and the district has a very low dropout rate despite a relatively high poverty rate.
- Proponents of economic integration say there is ample evidence that all children learn better at schools where middle-class students are in the majority.
"While there are a handful of exceptions, in general high-poverty schools don't work," said Richard D. Kahlenberg, an educational researcher.
But critics say that the way to help low-income students make educational gains has to be more effective teaching -- not moving children around. "There's something wrong with the assumption that if you've got too many low-income kids in a classroom, you can't teach them," said Abigail Thernstrom, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute who has extensively researched race and education. "My response to that is: No excuses. Start to educate the kids."
Source: Sara Rimer, "Cambridge Schools Try Integration by Income," New York Times, May 8, 2003.
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Renaissance Home Health Care, located in Brooklyn, NY, and Bronx, NY, is a New York State Licensed Home Care Agency committed to providing premier services with a distinctively personal touch. Our company is dedicated to finding the right Caregiver who believes in our company standards to care for you in your home. Our focus on your specific concerns, needs, and desires, allows us to help enhance your quality of life. This holistic approach is what we call Signature Touches. Renaissance Home Health Care provides services far beyond Brooklyn, NY, and Bronx, NY. We are licensed to provide home health care services for seniors, adults and children throughout all five boroughs of New York which include Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.
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Congress is now debating how to give a prescription drug benefit to Medicare patients. The best option would be to give senior citizens the opportunity to participate in a new Medicare program that resembles the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP), which covers Members of Congress and other federal workers. This was the model proposed last year by the majority of members of the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare. In the FEHBP, members have a choice of private plans; all of the competing plans, without exception, have prescription drug coverage; most plans pay between 80 percent and 90 percent of drug costs; and members are not pressured to buy additional insurance policies and pay two premiums to bridge huge gaps in coverage. Short of this comprehensive reform, the next best solution would be to design a targeted subsidy for low-income seniors.
Best Solution.
The best policy option, creating a structure based on the FEHBP model, administratively would be the easiest to implement. By allowing enrollees to choose among private plans, competitive market forces would restrain pharmaceutical prices, and seniors would have the protection of private catastrophic coverage. Insurance companies in the FEHBP know, for example, that it is in their interest to pay for an expensive drug therapy, since this is often the alternative to more expensive surgery or institutionalization. Moreover, integrating drug coverage into an overall system of health insurance coverage would reduce adverse selection problems, whereby only those with high drug costs purchase the coverage.
President Clinton firmly rejects this solution. Instead, he would add a prescription drug subsidy to the old Medicare program. Although the President's proposal calls for using pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to administer this benefit, as private insurers do, the PBMs would become geographic monopolies controlled by the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA). HCFA, under budget pressures, would control the prices and the supply of drugs for seniors. The Clinton plan offers only front-end prescription drug subsidies, not a solid catastrophic stop-loss insurance program. Seniors facing high drug costs would have to rely on a special reserve fund, which would not go into effect until 2006, to cover catastrophic expenses. The fund would be subject to the uncertain politics of the federal budgetary process.
Second Best Solutions.
If Congress cannot or will not enact a comprehensive Medicare reform, it has limited options, and the design problems will be difficult. But if Congress elects to adopt a limited solution to the problem of drug coverage, then it should also establish a framework for a more comprehensive reform based on competing private plans that is similar to, or better than, the FEHBP. The key elements of this framework:
Subsidies targeted to low-income seniors.
Most seniors already have coverage from employers or other sources. The priority for a new drug program should be those who cannot afford coverage, not middle- and upper-income seniors who already have insurance. Administratively, "Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries" and seniors eligible for the "Specified Low Income Medicare Beneficiary" payments, who already are recipients of public assistance, would be the easiest group to target for subsidies.
Guaranteed protection from high drug costs, rather than subsidies for routine minor drug costs.
The purpose of insurance is to protect individuals from catastrophic financial losses. The threat to seniors today is an expensive drug therapy, which may cost thousands of dollars per year. A properly designed policy would include a deductible but cap the beneficiary's financial liability so that seniors need not fear being stuck with enormous bills. Congress should not create a benefit that covers small, more predictable costs yet leaves seniors exposed to potentially catastrophic costs. In this respect, Congress should explore ways to upgrade Medigap rules so that these plans cover real catastrophic costs, including prescription drug costs, and not serve as a payment system for small bills such as Medicare Part A and Part B co-payments and deductibles.
Guaranteed access to competing private plans.
Seniors, regardless of where they live, should be able to choose from competing private plans to have access to discounted drugs.
A Medicare Board that approves the new benefit.
A new Medicare Board could approve the level of drug benefits offered through private insurance, while enforcing consumer protection and solvency requirements--as the Office of Personnel Management does today in the FEHBP system. Such a board could evolve into the administrative agency to oversee an entirely reformed new Medicare system, as envisioned by the Medicare Commission, leaving HCFA to concentrate on running a competitive fee-for-service plan.
Minimum contract lengths and waiting periods for the purchase of coverage.
For a drug benefit to work, seniors must not be able to "game" the system and aggravate adverse selection problems by purchasing coverage for short periods or only when they need it.
Tackling Adverse Selection.
The major problem of designing a stand-alone drug benefit is adverse selection, where the only purchasers of coverage are those who already have high fixed expenses. To deal with this problem, Congress could craft a policy to create a re-insurance mechanism known as "high-risk pools." In a high-risk pool, private insurers cross-subsidize each other so that each participating plan is protected from getting a disproportionate share of bad risks. This mechanism spreads the risk and the costs, and would protect insurers from getting a disproportionate number of high-cost patients among their enrollees.
Designing a sustainable, accessible, high quality, and targeted drug benefit for low-income seniors will require close attention to programmatic detail, especially if the changes are to be compatible with the transition to a superior system of comprehensive private coverage based on choice and competition. In the meantime, Medicare beneficiaries should be spared an ill-designed, stop-gap drug benefit plan destined for failure.
James Frogue is a former Health Care Policy Analyst at The Heritage Foundation.


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Series 3, Episode 5
Written by Liz Lake
Produced by Brian Park
Directed by Laurence Moody
Air Date: 17th April, 2001
New inmate Buki Lester arrives at Larkhall. Her multiple facial piercings and general bad attitude attract the attention of Hollamby who demands that she remove all of her studs, bars and rings immediately. When Buki protests, Hollamby threatens to move them all herself with a pair of pliers.
Fenner is welcomed back with a jubilant reception from his colleagues. Karen however is slightly frosty towards him. She explains later that she is worried about the scrutiny their relationship came under during the investigation but he manages to allay her fears. His relationship with Karen may be back on track, but Fenner finds himself on the verge of anxiety attacks every time he sees Shell. The sly verbal digs Yvonne takes great pleasure in making aren't helping him much either.
Yvonne receives a visit from Lauren. She's heard that Yvonne is being called as a defence witness at Charlie's upcoming trial and demands to know what she's up to – Charlie dropped her in it so that he would be free to carry on with Renee Williams, how could she even consider helping him? Yvonne tells Lauren that Charlie has promised to see them both right but Lauren's not interested – she's been running the family business since Charlie's arrest and was appalled when she discovered how many business deals he'd screwed up. Still, Yvonne is adamant, Charlie is her husband and she's going to stand by him.
Helen has received some good news from Claire, Nikki's solicitor. An ex-colleague of the policeman Nikki killed has come forward and alleged that he raped her. More importantly, she is prepared to give evidence on Nikki's behalf, something that will drastically increase her chances of an appeal being granted. Helen tells Nikki that she and Claire are already preparing to petition the Home Office but warns her not to make the mistake of raising her hopes too high.
Josh receives a letter from the prison service asking him to sit an entrance exam. He goes to share the news with Di who is over the moon. During their conversation, Josh's mobile phone rings and while he's distracted, Di takes the opportunity to steal a green cloth from his bag. Di waits until she's on her own in one of the bathrooms before taking the cloth out of her pocket. As she unfolds it, she hears a clang as something metallic hits the floor. But then Shaz enters the bathroom and Di is unable to investigate further. When Di leaves to escort an inmate back to the wing, Shaz spots a three-inch nail on the floor and slips it into her pocket.
Shaz and Denny ask Buki if she will help them tattoo each others names on their palms with the nail and ink from a biro. Shaz observes Buki's tongue piercing and suggests that she and Denny should use the nail to pierce their own tongues. Buki is all for this idea and offers to procure studs for Shaz and Denny in exchange for drugs. Not surprisingly, Denny is reluctant but caves in under Shaz's overwhelming enthusiasm. Later that afternoon, Denny nervously holds an ice cube against her tongue as Shaz sterilises the nail with whiskey. Buki is playing pool when she hears a muffled groan of pain coming from the dorm. She goes to investigate and is highly amused when she sees Denny sitting there with a nail sticking through her tongue – she may have done some of her own piercings herself, but her tongue was pierced by a professional.
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Josh is delighted when he receives a letter from the Prison Service telling him that he's passed his entrance exam. However, his celebrations are brought to an abrupt halt when Karen interrupts. After hearing from Shaz how she found the nail in the bathroom, she has deduced that Josh must have left it there. She warns him to be more careful in future.
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Fenner – "Didn't think I was your type Denny."
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Made by the devil himself
Reviewed: 10 May 2017 by Justfuckme, a Straight Married Female
Delivered in a standard brown cardboard box with only an address label on top.
This thing is from another planet, the depths of hell or maybe just a factory somewhere! Wherever it's from, this was created using a genuine dragon tongue, which was found in the depths of hell from another planet!
This causes pain.
This stings.
This hurts.
This is not for newbies.
This is not for the faint-hearted.
Dragon kiss.
I love this thing, the anticipation, the sting, no not sting, the pain this thing can deal out with such little effort, and the noise this thing releases as it makes sweet violent contact to whichever body part is being abused! Takes you to new levels of pain, pleasure and all that's in between!
Buy, seriously, not for beginners!
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- I looks mean, it feels evil, it sounds demonic.
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- Nowt.
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- Great to get to new levels, not to get to entry level!
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A kiss with a bite
Reviewed: 19 August 2016 by Lady Ness, a Bisexual Engaged Female
The Sportsheets Dragon Kiss is a split-tongue thong whip made from leather.
This BDSM item is one of the luxury additions to Sportsheets Edge range, and shows potential to be able to be used in multiple ways, allowing a Dom to comfortably explore a subs different limits and thresholds.
One of the finer parts of BDSM I enjoy most is being able to mix-it-up during a session, and this device offers the user a series of different methods without them having to search around for another implement.
I commanded my submissive to learn over my spanking bench and strapped his hands and legs into position – I recommend getting your sub in a stable position as this whip can cause harsh sharp stings and can whip around the body. I started by lightly teasing his skin with the tips of the whip, at first sensually, and then fearfully by softly scissoring his penis and scrotum with the split tongue and whipping the air from time to time, making my submissive quake in fear as he anticipated a sharp whack to the genitals
Whilst in my whipping stance I held the middle of the handle and hit the submissive's arse. He yelps slightly as the sharp tongue pinched his skin and drew back along his flesh quickly, reddening it during the process. As I built up the intensity of hits, my subs buttocks became redder and soon was even showing mild welts. If used in this way the submissive can find the pain overwhelming when done for prolonged periods, so unless your sub is an extreme masochist, you may find mixing it up between arse whippings, to draw out your play session, and slowly build-up on all those sensations you have worked on.
I moved between arse spanking and cat-like scratching down my submissive's back. When glided down quickly down my subs back, he found the sensations tingly and made their hair stand on ends with pleasure. The harder you go the more intense and painful it will become. I am yet to leave marks as intense as a bull whip with this device, however. This may be a good item to use as a starting point if you're considering a bullwhip yet are unsure if you or your submissive will be able to handle the intensity produced by one.
A less traditional method of use for this device is where you hold one of the falls back, and just use half of the dragon tongue when impacting a sub's body. When used this way my submissive found the impact from the device to be harsher on the skin.
When holding both parts of the dragon tongue back, I was able to use the top of the handle, where the leather thongs are held in place, as a spanker. This allowed my spankee to feel less stingy sensations and more thuddy ones. This almost crop-like part is also a great way to lift a submissive's chin up during Domination when either forcing them back up by their chin after cowering and whimpering, or just purely you want to show more control.
The main handle can be used in a truncheon-like manner, and can offer some intense thuddy firm hits, which can be varied in intensity and easily controlled from light massage to more extreme.
On a less serious note, the loop handle can be used as a playful spanker, humiliating a submissive during a session. One of my submissives I used this item on loves to be spanked, he is a true masochist and performing such a light spank is seen as a torture to him.
Overall, The Sportsheets Edge Dragon Kiss Whip is a well-constructed impact device. It has an aptitude of uses and is very likely to last longer than many devices found within everyday adult stores. I loved how creative I was able to be with this one device and feel that no matter what skill level you feel you or your partner are that you'd be able to use this to the level of your comfort pleasurably.
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- The variations possible, quality.
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- A excellent device for those looking to explore spanking methods.
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We got this as an add on to our little bondage starter set. Its really firm for spanking and you can be very dominant or very very submissive.
It's really good for the price. It's really sturdy and flexible at the same time.
It can give a mighty smack without the fear of anything falling apart. Well worth it for all you spank worthy people.
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- Firm yet flexible, really good value.
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- Great accessory.
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Okay, now that I am actually taking classes in education, reviews of these sorts of books may start to pop in occasionally. I think it's important to review textbooks as well as novels, because how else are we going to know what's worth reading for classes?I think this is a good book to read if you deal with children at all in your job. Geddes describes attachment theory and identifies three different attachment patterns that children can exhibit. This is really important to know, because a lot of behavioral issues stem from these patterns. Geddes gives some advice as to how to recognize the attachment patterns and then what to do when the child's pattern becomes disruptive. I would have liked to read less about the theory itself and more about how to actually deal with these children. Instead, a lot of focus is given on studies, stories, and how to recognize the patterns. Of course, some were interesting and helpful, but I do think that others could have been cut out to make room for more tips and maybe even stories about how teachers handled the students with disruptive patterns. Also, I think that sometimes Geddes stated the obvious, which was frustrating. A point was made that a child with a disruptive home life would be disruptive in school, for example. I think I wanted a little more complexity when Attachment in the Classroom only gives a brief overview.Overall, this book is a fast read and it really is helpful for those working with students and children. It points out that creating a safe, secure environment is essential for learning and gives a few really good tips for dealing with disruptive children. For me, I think that simply reading it helps me to be aware of disruptive behavior and instead of reacting emotionally, I remember to reflect as to why the student is behaving that way. This is a must-read for teachers dealing with young children, but will be helpful for all instructors so that they can better help their students learn.


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