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20533 Who maintains and patches your servers in a PaaS web solution This is a primary concern for any Enterprise web solution project. For others the question may arise when you consider moving part of your own service to  PaaS layer See the sample scenarios in Module 13 of MOC 20533 - PaaS is sold as a platform where the architects do not need to worry about patching and maintaining the servers Most of the promotional material and insider blogs cover just that - general comparisons.  The very last article is quite specific about patching and upgrades of web components like ASP.NET - You want to pay particular attention to server restarts and also consider deployment options like scripting, Chef, Puppet or Jenkins - mentioned in a previous article New Services in Azure https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/ PaaS overview - Azure specific http://robertgreiner.com/2014/03/windows-azure-iaas-paas-saas-overview/ Dated but specific to Government clients https://www.microsoft.c...

25 People Who Influenced My Thinking On Assessment A few months ago, I had the privilege to share some of my ideas about assessment with an audience that is very data savvy.  Without realizing it, teachers are the product of interactions with present colleagues, former teachers and past students.  Beyond the ideas Ive shared, I hope this presentation inspires you to think about who has had the greatest impact in your teaching. In the original talk for MISA, I shared stories highlighting 50 people who have influenced my thinking on the topic of assessment and evaluation. Im really happy with the look of the original slidedeck which is available below, but its difficult to argue with the nice editing job the creatives did with the presentation. Assessment in a networked world from Rodd Lucier

48 reasons to love Doctor Who on its 48th anniversary SOURCE: http://blastr.com/2011/11/for-48th-anniversary-48-r.php Doctor Who is the longest-running sci-fi show of all time�and no wonder. With an ever-changing cast of characters, run by producers who are as big fans as we are, its been kept new and exciting every year. We love Doctor for all sorts of reasons. So for today, its 48-year anniversary (excluding the few years it was off the air post-1989), were giving you 48 reasons why we love this show. 1. The opening theme song. 2. The TARDIS. The Doctor loves his time machine so much, hes practically married to it. 3. Its a gateway drug to British television. In fact, its some of the first British TV that many fans ever get to see. We hope fans continue to explore more Brit sci-fi, like the classic Blakes 7 and Thunderbirds , and the more recent Being Human and Spaced (well, not sci-fi, but certainly geek culture). 4. Humor. 5. The Girl in the Fireplace. The episode, from the...

21 Who has� inspired� you in your life and why To be frank, Most of the people are being inspired by some great personalities or their parents, but in my case its something else. im inspired by the "ocean waves", because it raises again after its downfall, which teaches me that failure is just the begining of succes