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Remember John Waters's A Dirty Shame?
"I was the 'splosher,'" says Susan Rome, who played Messy Melinda. "I was the person who derived sexual satisfaction by splashing myself with messy stuff." It wasn't so sexy to her new husband, at least not when Rome would get home after a late-night shoot and have macaroni and cheese stuck in her ear. "My husband said, 'You look like Alice Cooper and you smell like a garbage dumpster," Rome laughs.
Among other film and TV roles, the Baltimore-based Rome repeatedly played DA Ilene Nathan on HBO's The Wire. But Rome is more often seen on area stages, and is currently appearing in a supporting role in Theater J's After The Revolution. Amy Herzog's play focuses on a political family struggling with the revelation that its patriarch wasn't the progressive hero he was mythologized to be. "I think it's really about disappointment," says Rome, who plays stepmother Mel Joseph, "and how families … deal with their disappointment with each other."
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Rome will appear in back-to-back plays at Theater J this season as the company's associate artist in residence. Next up she plays the lead role in Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros's The Argument. "I'm playing a woman who just does not want to be a mother," says Rome, who calls the character Sophie "an anti-mom," but one who happens to find herself pregnant. The role is a bit of a departure for Rome, who plays a stepmother in After The Revolution.
"I realized I've been a Jewish mother in every single play," Rome says about her 13 years of regular work with Theater J. "And I became a mother within that time, and becoming a mother definitely changed me as a person for sure, but it also had an impact on my acting."
"I don't know how I pretended to be a mother before I was one," she continues. "That love is terrifying. I think I had just scratched the surface in any previous portrayal I had done. What you're willing to do for your child is pretty serious." — Doug Rule
After The Revolution runs to Oct. 6 at The Aaron & Cecile Goldman Theater, Washington, D.C.'s Jewish Community Center, 1529 16th St. NW. Tickets are $30 to $55. Call 202-518-9400 or visit washingtondcjcc.org.

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<trackbot> Date: 26 January 2010
<DaveS> Request for the following issues for tomorrow from Ram:
<DaveS> 6435, 6436, 8196, 8205, 8290
<DaveS> These will be dealt with tomorrow.
<dug> MOAP doc: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/att-0094/mex-6463-8301-7728-proposal.doc
<DaveS> Doug reviewed the above document.
<DaveS> Key Points:
<DaveS> - How do we advertice "feature" WSDL?
<DaveS> - Then how do we distinguish the different types of WSDL?
<li> sorry have to drop off for an urgent call
<DaveS> The proposal moves the feature wsdl to a position after the advertizement of the feature in the policy assertion.
<DaveS> It also provides a WSDL Mex request only returns the application WSDL. The others come from the assertions.
<DaveS> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/att-0094/mex-6463-8301-7728-proposal.doc
<DaveS> Tom: Could the feature WSDL ever also be an application WSDL?
<DaveS> Doug: Yes, but probably out of scope of this WG.
<DaveS> Asir: For clarity, we are talking about associating metadata (e.g. WSDL) with the feature policy assertion?
<DaveS> Doug: Yes.
<DaveS> Doug: the proposal is general in the sense that it associates metadata with it feature assertion.
<DaveS> Gil: Asserts that Eventing specifies only one WSDL for an endpoint.
<DaveS> Confirmed A.2.1 of eventing
<DaveS> Doug: The point may be valid if there are multiple WSDLs associated with the assertion.
<DaveS> The policy creator has the option to do it however, the need.
<DaveS> Asir: How do we reference multipl schema docs.
<DaveS> Doug: Thses would be included (via includes) in the WSDL.
<DaveS> Ram: Are we restricting this to one artefact?
<DaveS> Dooug: Short answer - no restriction, but guiadance to wrap these based on the feature type.
<DaveS> There was a short detour into Paul's concerns.
<DaveS> Doug: The same pattern may apply to Paul's issues.
<DaveS> Asir: Asir believes that there is a different pattern.
<DaveS> Look at the transfer assertion, a QName only.
<dug> <wst:Resource ...> xs:QName </wst:Resource>
<DaveS> Doug: This QName referes the type.
Asir: There is a resource policy
assertion param, that indicates the QName.
... Do you want to use the same pattern?
<DaveS> Doug: the problem is not really knowing which element in the collection would refer to the resource type.
<DaveS> Asir: Can we use the same pattern in both both?
<DaveS> Doug: Feels they are different, because in the Ws-T case we don't know which is refeing to the resources.
<DaveS> Doug: Basically, each feature would have it's own WSDL.
<DaveS> Asir: The same for other features, e.g. frag's dialect assertion.
<DaveS> Asir: Would like to study more.So on to the next bit.
<DaveS> Status:
<DaveS> - Need a list of assetions where this applies?
<DaveS> - Need to identify the assertions where extenibility need to be addressed.
<DaveS> - Does this apply to Paul's issue?
<DaveS> Doug: For the first, we can do it for the specs we control, but other should be encouraged to follow the pattern.
<DaveS> It is not clear what the question about WS-T means.
<DaveS> - We need to make the ecommendation to other users explicit.
<DaveS> Example walk through:
<DaveS> See WSDL+EventSource.
<DaveS> This shows how to assert that Eventing is supported.
<DaveS> See: Next section
<DaveS> This one defines event description metadata.
<DaveS> Next:
<DaveS> This one shows how to add WSDL.
<DaveS> This example may help with the WSDD discussion.
<DaveS> Ram: This does seem to work, but ....
<DaveS> Asir: The mail suggestes that it needs to be more abstract
<DaveS> Doug: E.g. in the PortType.
<DaveS> Bob: Assuming that we are happy with this approach, then the WSDD might be solved by moving this to the PortType.
<DaveS> Next Example:
<DaveS> This one inlines a specific WS-Eventing WSDL document.
<DaveS> This one provides a specific (different) address for events.
<DaveS> Next Example:
<DaveS> Sam as above, but links to metadat rather tan inlined.
<DaveS> Two approaches are shown.
<DaveS> Asir: These are new features:
<DaveS> Doug: Include new feature for Mex (two flavours)
<DaveS> There seems to be a slight difference from the pattern in the Mex document.
<DaveS> Asir: Are the semantics dependent onthe semantics of the parrent?
<DaveS> Doug: MEX does not say anything specific.
<DaveS> So this association may move the semantics, e.g use an include here rather than inlining.
<DaveS> Asir: Why not add a new context free element?
<DaveS> Doug: Do we add new elements to Mex.
<DaveS> Asir: No, use new generic elements.
<DaveS> Doug: Good point, don't use the element from eslewhere.
<DaveS> Asir: Sounds good.
<DaveS> See example Metadat in an EPR
<DaveS> As before the exaples forllow a progressing addition of more complexity.
<DaveS> Review the Summary section:
<DaveS> The EPR discussion may be ssociated to another issue, but not critical here.
<DaveS> Consider droping this issue here and deal with it under the other issue.
<DaveS> Need to check carefully which issues are closed by this approach.
<DaveS> See section "One of the nice things ...."
<DaveS> All metadata could appear in one place.
<Tom_Rutt> which bullet?
<DaveS> See beginning of the document.
<DaveS> By using the ?wsdl (or mex.GetMetadata("wsdl") mapping is very easy to explain.
<DaveS> Asir: Currently their is no equivalent to ?wsdl.
<DaveS> Gil: The application gets to descide what "wsdl" means.
<DaveS> It is unclear what ?wsdl means, so it make this dificult to define.
<DaveS> Gil: The app developer could create a single document (mostly like ?wsdl).
<DaveS> Gil: Get Metedata can return a lot of stuff. get wsdl would return just one wsdl.
<DaveS> Doug: A get wesdl operation that colsely follows "wsdl pattern.
<DaveS> s./"wsdl/?wsdl/
<DaveS> Jeff: What do I need to know to use the bag of stuf.
<DaveS> Doug: this proposal aim to address this problem.
<DaveS> Jeff: The get wsdl at least we know the schema of what comes back.
<DaveS> A diversion about giving up on GetMetadat entirely.
<MartinC> isnt that a meta-meta model jeff
<DaveS> Asir: Some advanced tools can deal with less information.
<DaveS> Doug: Let's do this and talk about some other details later.
<DaveS> Jeff: the metamodel of WSDL is available.
<DaveS> Bob: Are we agreed that this is a good road to fiollow?
<DaveS> Doug: Next step is to make the Mex and Eventing spec cahnges.
<DaveS> Asir: Why don't we make Doug do them all?
<DaveS> Bob: Only if Asir is really happy with the approach.
<DaveS> Asir: There are some bullets that need addressing. Doug should go for all of them in all the pecs and let's push forward.
<DaveS> Specific on the new elements.
<DaveS> Doug: Wants agreement generall and will attack the spec ASAP.
<DaveS> Resloution: We have directional agreement based on the 5 bullets avove.
<DaveS> Fresh names.
<DaveS> get WSDL.
<DaveS> Postpone Paul's issue when we get there.
<DaveS> List of assertions.
<DaveS> Recommendation to other spec writers
<DaveS> Policy assertion on the porttype.
<Tom_Rutt> what is next?
<DaveS> Since Martin is here 7986 will be next.
<Tom_Rutt> Do we know when will 8196 and 8229 (namespace issues) be discussed?
<Bob> tom, sometime this afternoon I hope
<DaveS> Resumming.
<DaveS> Toipc: 7986
<Bob> s/Topic
<DaveS> How does the EventSink know the available policies available?
<DaveS> Gil: An event source can send notification.
<DaveS> The sink can say, please do it this way.
<DaveS> This can be placed in the notify EPR.
<DaveS> How does the sink know what approaches are likely to work.
<DaveS> Doug: If the source can publish notification wsdls this is a sloution
<DaveS> But this is not required, e.g. it uses event descriptions.
<DaveS> No concrete proposal yet.
<DaveS> DaceS: Is this really needed?
<DaveS> Doug: Forcing use of not. wsdl or fault driven discovery is not good enough.
<DaveS> Without Not. WSDL where is thin information available.
<DaveS> Doug: Because Not. WSDL is not required, but for this bit of information to be available, this is the only way at present.
<DaveS> Asir: This is providing policy for the next level of interaction. Similar to Paul's request.
<DaveS> Doug: Proposal to define another policy parameter that could be used in a notify to EPR.
<DaveS> Gil: Identify all the available poilcies and provide only the ID.
<DaveS> Doug: Is this possible?
<DaveS> Asir: You can used named policy assertions.
<DaveS> Asir: You can name the policy..
<DaveS> A list of experssion can each have a name, but an expression with alternative won't fly.
<DaveS> Resoultion: This seems a reasonable (if not very tasty) direction.
<dug> http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8198
<DaveS> Doug: Should be covered by the MOAP proposal.
<DaveS> The support for that resolution being allowed on the portType as well.
<DaveS> Fred Maciel Joins
<DaveS> Gil: A portType now could include binding specific policy.
<DaveS> This is not really a good idea.
<DaveS> An advisory could probably be added, here.
<DaveS> Asir: Accouring to Anton there is something about the associatin cardinality rules.
<DaveS> WU; We know how to do the bindings, but just need the abstract information (ie the association.
<DaveS> Doug: This should be possible at the portType level.
<DaveS> Doug: It may be silly to put binding info in the portType, but so what. It could also be profilesd.
<DaveS> Gil: It seems that we might be agreeing. The parameters are important.
<DaveS> they have WSDLs, therefore you have to support it
<DaveS> Wu: You only do the matching at the assertion level. The parameters provide further information.
<DaveS> Gil: These parameters are surely important.
<DaveS> Wu: It is untamately no proble to provide binding information in both places.
<DaveS> Resolution: This one should be closed along with MOAP
<Bob> http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8275
<DaveS> Gil: What can we say to push developer toward a recommended dialect.
<DaveS> Shold we point to XPath 1.0
<Bob> Support for the XPath 1.0 dialect (described below) is RECOMMENDED. Alternate filter
<Bob> dialects can be defined. Such dialect definitions MUST include sufficient
<Bob> information for proper application.
<DaveS> Gil: Is this implying that filter is recommended.
<Bob> If filtering is supported, then support for the XPath 1.0 dialect (described below) is RECOMMENDED. Alternate filter dialects can be defined. Such dialect definitions MUST include sufficient information for proper application.
<DaveS> RESOLUTION: 8275 resolved as above.
<DaveS> Doug: Does this apply to Enum as well?
<DaveS> Doug: There is a place for this in Enum.
<DaveS> RESOLUTION: 8275 will aslo apply to Enumeration.
<DaveS> http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8288
<DaveS> Gil: There is a proposal and it's a good one.
<DaveS> RESOLUTION: 8288 resolved as proposed and modified by comment #1
<DaveS> Ram: there is a dependency between this one and 8302
<DaveS> Ram: These look like the same issue.
<dug> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0151.html
<DaveS> Ram: Targets two messages (Create/Put Response). Have a look at the text changes.
<DaveS> The crux is that there is something unclear about what happen with extension elements.
<DaveS> Doug: Works for no extension element, but what about when they are there?
<DaveS> Ram: Today the spec requires that you need to have the representation.
<DaveS> Asir: Spec the rep comes first the extensions.
<DaveS> Ram: In the spec, the response says the rep. must be there. Same in Create and Put.
<DaveS> Doug: Likes the Put Response wording.
<DaveS> Gil: Put response sounds good until the last sentence. (assuming mutating ....)
<DaveS> Ram: What this means is that there may be other changes made concurrently.
<DaveS> Gil: this may confuse some implementations.
<DaveS> Yves: This is good to say.
<DaveS> Maybe a seperate sentence could be better.
<DaveS> Text requested:
<DaveS> Ram is mailing the text to the mailing list.
<DaveS> Gil: Does this work with 8299 as well as 8302?
<DaveS> Doug: 8180 looks like a part of this as well?
<DaveS> Maybe, but not now.
<asir> ACTION: Doug to prepare a concrete proposal for issue 7986 based on the direction established by the Working Group [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/01/26-ws-ra-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-137 - Prepare a concrete proposal for issue 7986 based on the direction established by the Working Group [on Doug Davis - due 2010-02-02].
<Bob> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0156.html
Remove the sentence "This second child element, if present, MAY be an empty element depending on the resource representation." from the above proposal from CreateResponse.
<DaveS> Gil: 8299 is addressed for put, but this may not be as clear for create response.
<DaveS> Ram: First is the EPR then the representation.
<DaveS> Gil: How do we know that?
<DaveS> The problem also exists in 8180
<DaveS> Doug: Do we just drop thie extensibility in responses`?
<DaveS> We will do these two tomorrow.
<DaveS> Break for one hour while we tweak the text.
<Bob> we resume
scribenick Ram
Continuing discussion on issue 8302 and 8299
<Bob> proposal at http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0158.html
<Bob> scribenick: Ram
Gil: Presents proposal
<Bob> continuing on 8302
Dave: Does an extension in the request result in a subsequent extension in the response.
Gil: Should the resource manager create a representation that differs from what was supplied.
Doug: The current text was intended to create a resource that is close enough to what was supplied.
Gil: The current text does not reflect that.
Dug: I am wondering if we should take
a step back and approach this differently.
... A Resource Manager can change the resource anytime.
... It may be useful to put a paragraph that states that above.
... The other thing to do is, to look at the problem, and say the bare minimum.
... The extensibility seems more important. But should the resource representation be returned?
... Should the representation allow for explicit empty element.
Ram: Should we discuss 8180?
Bob: Park this discussion for the moment.
Proposal: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0149.html
<Bob> proposal at http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0149.html
Gil: Should you return the resource representation?
Bob: Sending back a large representation as a result of a small change may not be useful.
<dug> <wst:Resource/>
Ram: It may be useful to have empty representation form for Put and Create requests to null out the resource.
<dug> <wst:Resource/>
This empty resource must appear on all operations..
Then remove returning the resource representation from CreateResponse and PutResponse.
<Tom_Rutt> can the scribe summarize?
<dug> 1) if the representation is in a msg it must be wrapped with <wst:Resource/> no matter what operation we're talking about.
Ram: Having the representation in PutResponse and CreateResponse is complicated.
Gil: The resource may change change inadvertantly?
<Bob> ack \
Doug: I agree with Gil.
<dug> Proposal: 1) add a paragraph in a generic spot that talks about how the res. mgr can modify the resource for a lot of reasons. 2) define/add <wst:Resource/> to all operations. 3) remove implicit Get for Put/Create-Response.
Tom: I am in favor of getting rid of
the optimization.
... I am in favor of getting rid of the optimization.
Bob: Are folks OK with adding a wst:Resource element?
This allows distinguishing the representation from extension elements.
<Tom_Rutt> Clarification of my question: Is this the semantics of put: "DO WHAT YOU CAN, GIVE A SUCCESS RESPONSE IF YOU CAN DO ANY OF IT, THEN LET THEM DO A GET TO FIND OUT WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
Dug: It is not good for the resource manager to return a huge representation in the response.
<dug> Proposal: 1) add a paragraph in a generic spot that talks about how the res. mgr can modify the resource for a lot of reasons. 2) define/add <wst:Resource/> to all operations. 3) implicit Get - discuss tomorrow
<Bob> tom, your answer is happening now
Ram: How does the client know if the service created the resource as requested or not?
Doug: The service cannot guarantee at all.
Bob: 8299, 8302, and 8180 are woven
... Create a comprehensive proposal for all three issues.
Dave: I have some reservation about adding <wst:Resource/>.
Dug: I would rather have a model that all cases including extensions.
Criteria to consider:
1. Allow extensions.
<DaveS> Lightweight
2. Diambiguate the representation <rep><A/></rep> vs <rep/>
3. The resource manager may do more to the created/updated resource than create.
4. Ram: Investigate if there needs to be an resource representation in the CreateResponse and PutResponse.
AI: Gil has the AI to prepare proposal for 8299, 8302, and 8180.
<dug> http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8275
<dug> "For example, it would need to define the context (which data) over which the filter operates."
Dug: In our zeal to remove advertisement to XPath 1.0, we removed the above sentence.
The above amendment to 8275 was accepted without objections.
<Bob> AI: Gilbert has the AI to prepare proposal for 8299, 8302, and 8180.
<Bob> ACTION: Gilbert has the AI to prepare proposal for 8299, 8302, and 8180. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/01/26-ws-ra-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-138 - Has the AI to prepare proposal for 8299, 8302, and 8180. [on Gilbert Pilz - due 2010-02-02].
Bob: Is 7791 soaked up by MOAP proposal?
Dug: Yes, it should mostly.
Proposal: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/att-0123/wst-7774.htm
<Yves> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/att-0123/wst-7774.html
<Yves> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0123.html
Bob: Discussions?
Yves: Looks good.
Bob: Any objections?
Issue 7774 resolved with above proposal.
<dug> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0114.html
RESOLUTION: Issue 8181 resolved as proposed.
Gil: Someone convinced me that this was not a good idea.
Dug: Suggest closing with no action since this is addressed.
Gil: This is not the case where you
can look at the request is not valid.
... It is the case where it is only invalid because of the state of the resource at the point of the Put request.
... Is there a need for a special fault in this case?
Bob: Any objections to close with no action?
RESOLUTION: Issue 8182 closed with no action.
Bob: Gil, what kind of serialization rules are necessary.
Asir: What serialization rules are being asked for?
Doug: This is NOT an editorial change.
Gil: There is no clarity on the WS-Fragment about how the serialization work with Put.
Dug: You can construct an XPath that points to multiple things.
Ram: How does this relate to the request from the XML Security WG about seperating out the XPath expressions from the core protocol?
Gil: Can the Expression point to multiple nodes?
Bob: The purpose of XPath is
essentially to address a point/location.
... What can you do to that point is the question.
... Are you going to change all the attributes in a single Fragment Put is a question?
... It can get complex.
Dug: The WS-Fragment says for XPath 1.0: "An XPath 1.0 expression MAY evaluate to multiple nodes; because of this the XPath 1.0 language MUST NOT be used with a "Put" or "Create" operation."
Gil: A clarification on the Put is sufficient.
<scribe> ACTION: Doug: Work with Gil on proposal. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/01/26-ws-ra-minutes.html#action03]
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<Ashok> ACTION: Dug to work with Gil on proposal for 8191 [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/01/26-ws-ra-minutes.html#action04]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-139 - Work with Gil on proposal for 8191 [on Doug Davis - due 2010-02-02].
Ram: This related to 8193.
... The specification does not talk about inserting attribute nodes.
<Tom_Rutt> hai: transport ack not application ack
Bob: We need some concrete text.
<scribe> ACTION: gpilz to Produce a concrete proposal. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/01/26-ws-ra-minutes.html#action05]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-140 - Produce a concrete proposal. [on Gilbert Pilz - due 2010-02-02].
<dug> http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=8193
Ashok: We are going through these many difficult cases. We ought to remember that there is this specification called XQuery update which does all these. The XQuery has details on how to do the XML update.
Dug: Having an attribute to indicate Insert instead of Replace would work for me.
<Tom_Rutt> I am checking out for the day, hear you tomorrow morning
Bob: Why can't you use an Insert for non-array nodes?
<Ashok> XQuery update language: http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery-update-10/
Doug: In XPath can you do a
... Can you insert an first child?
Bob: If the child count is zero, an
insert will introduce the first child element.
... Insert and Replace has distinct semantics.
Doug: Would it work in the case of attributes?
Bob: For replacement, you need to
know the specific attribute.
... I can write a conceptual outline.
ACTION Freund to produce a conceptual model
<trackbot> Created ACTION-141 - Produce a conceptual model [on Bob Natale - due 2010-02-02].
<Ashok> ]
Conversation on XPath semantics ensuing.
XPath allows you to point to a location. Insert and Replace allows you to manipulate data at that location or around it.
Bob: Any objections to resolve as proposed?
RESOLUTION: Issue 8257 resolved as proposed.
Bob: Any objections to removing
Create from "XPath 1.0 language MUST NOT be used with a "Put" or
"Create" operation"?
... Isn't it true that the ability to support multiple nodes dependent on the expression languages.
ACTION Doug to investigate with Katy/Ian why the Put has to be restricted to first selected node.
<trackbot> Created ACTION-142 - Investigate with Katy/Ian why the Put has to be restricted to first selected node. [on Doug Davis - due 2010-02-03].
Ram: It is important to separate the
protocol semantics from expression language semantics.
... The protocol should NOT disallow using sophisticated expression languages.
... The specification should define at least one usable expression language.
<Bob> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2010Jan/0142.html
Ram describes his dissertation.
Gil: When implementation/tools point
to WSDLs, what do I need to do a reasonable event sink?
... I want to implement that derivations of the WS-Eventing WSDL is BP compliant.
... So the implementations are interoperable.
Wu: I don't think we can limit WS-Eventing binding only to HTTP or SOAP 1.1.
Correction: I don't think we can limit WS-Eventing binding only to HTTP or SOAP 1.1.
Wu: We should follow WS-Addressing
and WS-Policy and follow their lead.
... It is beyond scope of what we are attempting to do here.
Jeff: If we leave it to people's good judgements, why do we need standards?
WSDL 1.1 is NOT a standard.
BP 1.1 is an ISO standard.
Jeff: We want to say WSDL 1.1 as
modified by BP 1.1.
... It is not to restrict what is allowed, but to ensure interoperability.
Wu: Why doesn't anyone complain about WS-Policy?
<Ashok> WSDL 1.1 W3C Note 15 March 2001
Asir: BP 1.2 and 2.0 when it becomes an Final Material can be useful but NOT Basic Profile 1.1.
Jeff: Should we defer until BP 2.0 is done.
Bob: You could do that.
... Should we wait until BP 1.2 and 2.0 become Final Material?
... We can safely defer this until after Last Call.
Jeff: Could we put some text in the specification to clarify use of WSDL 1.1?
Doug: Could we have a section in BP 1.2 and 2.0 that pertains specifically to fixing WSDL 1.1 issues only?
Asir: Should we consider closing this without prejudice and reopen it later?
Jeff: No we cannot close this. We should defer.
Bob: Should we defer this until after
Last Call at least.
... At least until CR.
Jeff: If we can come up with a proposal, we should consider resolving it.
Asir: What are the trip wires to process this issue?
Bob: 1) A new proposal 2) BP 1.2 and 2.0 are Final Material 3) We reach Candidate Recommendation and we decide what to do.
RESOLUTION: 8284 will be addressed after Last Call
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The Beckman Institute welcomes William King as a new faculty member. King has joined the 3-D Micro- and Nanosystems group at Beckman.
William P. King, an Associate Professor in the Mechanical Science and Engineering Department at the University of Illinois, has joined the 3-D Micro- and Nanosystems group at Beckman.
King is Director of the Nanoscale Thermal Processing Laboratory at Illinois, which designs, fabricates, and uses tools for thermal and thermo-mechanical processing at the micro- and nanometer scales. His research group focuses on thermal engineering of microscale and nanoscale mechanical devices (such as micro-electromechanical systems or MEMS) and topics, including thermo-mechanical data storage and nanoscale thermal processing.
King earned his M.S. and Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Stanford University. Before coming to Illinois he served on the faculty at Georgia Tech, and prior to that, worked as a researcher with the Micro/NanoMechanics Group at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory.
Kings awards include the CAREER award from the National Science Foundation in 2003, the PECASE award from the Department of Energy in 2005, an R&D Magazine Award, and the Young Investigator Award from the Office of Naval Research (2007). Last year, Technology Review Magazine named him to its annual list of people under the age of 35 whose innovations are likely to change the world in 2006. He also sits on the board of seven companies.


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How is technology changing Hollywood? It's clearly having a big impact, including changing the content on TV shows and optical disks, but the big changes seem yet to come, according to a panel of big Hollywood executives at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech show.
Robert Wiesenthal of Sony talked about how people viewing video on their computer because they want access, a community, and a different kind of experience. He said the quality isn't as good as HD video on their TV today, but that isn't always important: MP3 audio isn't as good as CDs, he said. But he believes that TVs will be Internet-connected and will show a very different experience, such as connecting people to their communities, so they see what their friends are watching. "It will be very interesting to see how the customer reacts," he said.
Wiesenthal noted how Hollywood has become a lot more open to different formats and different distribution, in part because it saw what happened to the music business when it tried to fight the transformation. Copy protection is now being aimed at "keeping honest people honest," he said.
Ben Silverman of NBC said the biggest competitor to the networks wasn't the Internet, it was the cable networks. But overall, he said, people are watching more TV these days, and this has positives as well as negatives: new distribution models, including the Internet and DVD sales, are making it possible to get a return faster.
Silverman said technology hasn't done that much to change the actual content of basic comedies and dramas. But in responsible to a question from moderator Robert Sirklos, he did point out that technology led to a lot of changes for more immediate content, ranging from American Idol to America's Got Talent to Jay Leno.
Silverman talked about the move to more on-demand, on-request content is leading to changes in advertising and sponsorship, including more brand integration and product placement.
David Maisel of Marvel said that eventually, technology will let the company have a better direct relationship with its customers, whether on its own Web site, on a mobile phone, or in other ways. For instance, he said, the director of Iron Man 2 was now making Twitter posts. And he talked about how the impact of reviews and word of mouth, distributed over the Internet, was going to have an even bigger impact on revenues, particularly after the opening weekend.
Wiesenthal said there were lots of experiences with new technology, ranging from Blu-ray Live to a test of streaming movies directly to TVs, a month before DVD. But lots of experiments were needed. "We don't know what the right mix will be," he said. He believes that over time, most of the video consumption will still happen on TVs--but it will have the access and community experience that is now available only on the Internet.


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- Nowa Huta. The Communist RouteNowa Huta was built in 1950s by communists and intended to be the first town-symbol of socialist realism. Now it's one of Krakow's districts, in the past, an ideal town for the communist propaganda.
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Warhammer Questions: Hesitations over Hammerhal
Now, the end of the month is here, the funds are there, but I'm still holding off the order.
Why? Because doubt has set in about wether this game is really worth my money...
Part is because the setting of the game isn't as focussed as I had anticipated, instead of being more Nurgle-centric, GW has tried to cram all four Chaos Gods into this set. Which struck me as odd, as the first WHQ-reboot game was all about Tzeentch.
This was also reflected in the miniatures. Several let-downs on that area, in my eyes: First: no new sculpts, at all. Plus, there were less mini's than in the Silver Tower box. (And even less still, than in the original WHQ box...)
And to be honest, of the mini's in the box, the only ones that I'm actually interested in are the Cogsmith and Putrid Blightkings. Oh, and the Gryphhound. :)
The Kairic Acolytes actually annoy me for being in this set. I don't like the sculpts, far to bulky/beefy and not near mystical enough for followers of Tzeentch. Apparently they are the cockroaches of AoS as well, as you seem to find them everytime you go into a dark and dank area... Sigh.
Finally, there is the doubt about how much I'll actually get to use it. Aside from some (semi) regular RPG campaigns and the occasional wargame with Johan, I don't really game that often anymore. (Something that I'm trying and willing to change, but hey, calendars and real life and stuff.)
So, I'm not sure I want to spend the cash on something that may just end up a closet-filler.
On the plus side, it has got me thinking about dungeons and dungeon terrain again, in other words, it may have lit a spark under my Dungeoneering project... (Which may turn out to be bad news for my Howling Griffons. But then again, that project has lain dormant for a month already. And maybe this will fire up the old hobby engine again? Which could benefit the Griffons as well.)
As a result I've been looking at options for dungeon terrain again, and thinking about what I really want from it.
There are ofcourse various commercial options, like Dwarven Forge, Hirst Arts molds, Ziterdes and things like Maki Games' M.U.P. and te offerings Manorhouse Workshop (though I discovered their excellent dungeon walls are no more to be found on their store.). Quick to get up and running (except maybe for Hirst Arts), but very spendy and ofcourse, clearly mass-manufactured.
So, I'd be expending a significant amount of cash (which I don't have to spend) to get a reasonable sized setup that isn't very unique in the end.
Plus, being an artsy git at heart, I like the stuff I use to be unique and "mine".
However, I have learned from my Space Hulk 3D project, that if I do build it from scratch, I need to do so in a way that is both quick and easy. I need to acknowledge that I no longer have the (near) unlimited time and energy of my youthful years.
What I've taken away from my Warhammer Quest Display and the walls for Frostgrave is that most time is consumed by the various styles and types of stonework. I'll need a way to speed that up, and still get good-looking final results.
What do I want from my dungeon terrain? I want it to be both modular and atmospheric and moody (just look at the picture above). I don't want/need squares or hexes per se, though it would be nice if it were easily made compatible with the original Warhammer Quest. I'm not sure if I'd want terrain tiles with (groups of) rooms and corridors or separate individual rooms and corridors. I think I'd even be fine with combining the both. A Forgeworld Zone Mortalis type set-up, expanded with a number of moveable walls would also be worth considering. I'm a bit hesitant about the Dwarven Forge style modules, I'd like a whole corridor or room to be a seamless whole where possible, plus all those little bits take a while to set up before a game. Definitely no papercraft for me! I'm looking for a (moderate) variety of styles, including cellars and dungeons and crypts/catacombs.
At some point I'd definitely want to expand it with caves as well. Multi-level is cool, but may already be too ambitious, let's just get a basic set done first. I'd like to be able to build some larger dungeons, so I should be able to fill a 3x3' or 4x4' square table, for warband-sized skirmish wargames.
So, anyone have any suggestions or ideas how to go about this? Maybe there are some products or companies I haven't seen yet, that would be perfect for this?
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Aliya-Nur Babul completed the observations for her astronomical study of the red giant star HD 102272 and its planet shortly before she graduated from West Vancouver's Sentinel secondary.
Babul, 17, is one of four students and amateurs who have been awarded temporary control of Canada's orbiting space telescope, MOST, to complete their own original st udies. Data analysis typically takes less than a year to complete, so it is conceivable that Babul could be a published scientist before she completes her first year at the University of Toronto next spring.
University of B.C. PhD candidate Reka Moldovan Winslow and gifted Saskatchewan amateur Gordon Sarty have already published results of their MOST studies. A study of Betelgeuse proposed by David Gamey — another amateur astronomy enthusiast and Cub and Scout leader from Etobicoke — is being prepared for publication.
Babul chose a star that is invisible to the naked eye, but one of a handful of red giants that MOST can see.
"When you look at an older star you can tell a lot about how stars develop and the composition of the planet tells you about where that star came from," she said.
Babul chose to study a red giant that is believed to have a planet as a kind of glimpse into Earth's future. "Red giants expand as they age and planets are either sucked in or destroyed in the expansion," she said.
The mysteries of the universe proved an irresistible lure for Babul, who hopes to secure more time with MOST and with mission scientist and mentor Jaymie Matthews, a professor of astronomy at UBC.
"I was really interested in international affairs until I started taking higher level courses in chemistry and physics," said Babul. "I knew I really needed to do something in science; astronomy really stuck out because there's so much out there that we have no idea about."
The MOST telescope — really a suitcase-sized camera — was expected to study 10 stars over the course of one year after its launch in June, 2003. Ten years later, MOST has c ollected data on 5,000 stars and still counting, said Matthews.
MOST stands for microvariability and oscillations of stars. The device is able to stare at a single star for up to two months at a time taking tens of thousands of images that can be used to detect planets and asteroids, anomalies on the surface of the stars and even vibrations that reveal the elemental makeup and internals workings of stars.
More elaborate and expensive orbiting cameras were launched after MOST — Corot by the French and Kepler by the Americans — but neither of those is still functioning.
"We are the last man standing, so to speak," said Matthews.
With telescope time essentially gifted to them by the longevity of MOST, the team of scientists and astronomers who control MOST have considered about 50 outside proposals for observation projects through the My Own Space Telescope website (most.oracology.com).
"Every Canadian has a chance to use the telescope to do real science," he said.
Winslow got her first turn on MOST while the she was still an undergraduate in physics and astronomy at UBC after approaching Matthews for summer work.
"I was very lucky," she said. "I've done two studies on MOST, one was a star and the other was a star with a planet around it."
Matthews suggested two stars to Winslow, including one that might harbour asteroids orbiting a star synchronized with a "hot Jupiter" type planet.
The results of Winslow's search for so-called Trojan asteroids in the HD 209458 star system were published in The Astrophysical Journal in 2010, under her maiden name Reka Moldovan.
"Jupiter has a large clump of Trojan asteroids, so we thought they would have a large enough surface area that we would be able to find them," she said.
They weren't there. But subsequent computer simulations revealed that the orbit of the planet and its asteroids around the candidate star was so close they would have pulverized each other into dust within a few million years.
While the focus of Winslow's studies has shifted to planetary magnetic fields, MOST might still have something to contribute. She is toying with the idea of using the magnetic sensors MOST uses to orient itself to collect data about the Earth's magnetic field.
The extraordinary longevity of the MOST program has allowed scientists to democratize astronomy in an unprecedented way, said Matthews.
"At least 13 of the 100 or so papers published using MOST data include undergraduates as first authors," he said. "When I was a student I couldn't have dreamed of having access to data from a space telescope."
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Shy Anna, 12, is sent to stay with friends of her foster mother for the summer with hopes the fresh air will help alleviate her asthma symptoms. Despite attempts from local girls to make friends, Anna prefers to be by herself, sketching and exploring the small seaside town. On one of these explorations, Anna comes upon an abandoned mansion that looks somehow familiar. But is it really as abandoned as it appears? One evening, Anna thinks she sees a light in an upstairs window, so she investigates. This is how she meets Marnie, a girl her age who claims to live in the mansion--which really isn't as abandoned as it first seemed. The two girls strike up a friendship and become very close very quickly. But each girl is keeping a dark secret they can't even admit to herself. Then one day Marnie disappears. When Anna goes looking for her, she discovers her new friend may not be who, or even what, she claims to be. Can Anna ever forgive Marnie for not being completely straight with her? And can she ever learn to accept (and forgive) herself?
When Marnie Was There is one of our new DVDs this month. Based on a novel by Joan Robinson and given vibrant screen life by Studio Ghibli (Sprited Away), this is a gorgeous story of friendship, family, and self-acceptance. This beautiful film comes highly recommended! --AJB
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Dumplin', by Julie Murphy
Self-proclaimed fat girl Willowdean Dickson, a.k.a. Dumplin', couldn't be more different than her former beauty pageant-winning mother. She's completely at home with who she is and doesn't care if the residents of her beauty-obsessed Texas town (or the world, for that matter) judge her for her appearance. It's only when pretty boy jock Bo shows an interest in her that Will begins to wonder "what if...". Rather than wallowing in self-doubt, Will enrolls her plus-sized self in the annual Miss Teen Blue Bonnet pageant. No matter if she wins the crown or not, Will is determined to prove a big girl belongs on the stage just as much as her skinnier peers. Not only that, she'll have the time of her life while she's at it. One thing is for certain, the Miss Teen Blue Bonnet pageant will never be the same.
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Author Julie Murphy's novel is awesome! I absolutely loved the character of Willowdean: Her humor, her conficence, her quirkiness. She's not the sort of girl who bemoans her appearance and wishes she were different (or nearly starves herself to become so). Instead she owns her curves and is totally comfortable with who she is, inside and out. This sort of attitude is inspirational for everyone, whether they believe they are too fat, too skinny, too short, too tall, too freckled...too whatever. Dumplin' is a definite must read for everyone who ever needed a boost of self-confidence. Highly, highly, highly recommended--AJB
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
The Rig, Joe Ducie
Fifteen year old Will Drake loves a good challenge. His accomplishments to date include breaking out of three juvenile detention facilities leaving behind baffled wardens each time. Which is why he is up for the biggest challenge of his life- breaking out of the Rig. A juvenile detention facility located on an old oil rig in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. The inmates are situated in the middle of nowhere over freezing cold waters with their every movement tracked using watch like trackers secured on their arms. Will is up for the challenge- he needs to get off the Rig. His desperation increases when he finds out that the wardens are interested in more than just creating better members of society that have turned a wrong path.
The Rig is a fantastic read. The author has created a story line that has never been seen before and that will leave readers needing more. The book begins as an adventure story and moves into a mystery with a big dose of science fiction mixed in. The ending leaves readers on the edge of their seats and needing to know what happens next to Will and his friends (possibly a sequel?). Fans of Percy Jackson and the Alex Rider series will love this book. The Rig is currently on our New Teen Fiction shelf, check it out and let us know what you think!
The Rig is a fantastic read. The author has created a story line that has never been seen before and that will leave readers needing more. The book begins as an adventure story and moves into a mystery with a big dose of science fiction mixed in. The ending leaves readers on the edge of their seats and needing to know what happens next to Will and his friends (possibly a sequel?). Fans of Percy Jackson and the Alex Rider series will love this book. The Rig is currently on our New Teen Fiction shelf, check it out and let us know what you think!
Monday, October 5, 2015
Glow & Games Lock-In this Friday
There are still openings for this Friday's Glow and Games M.U.T Lab Lock-In! Participants will be creating mazes, solving puzzles, playing games, and, in the spirit of the upcoming Halloween holiday, taking part in some seasonal fun. There will be food, Glow Sticks, fun, friends, and maybe even a few surprises.
The Glow and Games M.U.T Lab Lock-In is scheduled 6-9 p.m. Friday Oct. 9 (after hours). This program is open to teens 6th-12th grade ONLY. All attendees must present a permission slip signed by a parent or legal guardian to gain entrance to this program.
Sign up for this program online, by phone, or in person at the Teen Desk. Any questions, stop by or call us (248) 628-3034.
So... You Want To Read A Scary Book.
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Stop by the Teen Area for a scary book today! --AJB
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Crenshaw, by Katherine Applegate (Tween)
Crenshaw is a cat, but not just any cat. He surfs, he skateboards, he turns cartwheels. He enjoys bubble baths, loves purple jelly beans, and chasing frogs. He even speaks like a human. Crenshaw was Jackson's imaginary friend back when Jackson was in first grade and his family were homeless. In fact, back then, Crenahaw was Jackson's only friend.
But that was then.
Now in 6th grade, Jackson has become obsessed with science and facts. Anything magical, fictional, and imaginary has no place in his life. Facts and truth are concrete. They're absoloute. They're something Jackson can hold onto. And Jackson especially needs that now, when there's less and less food, when his family has sold off everything but the bare essentials, and when his parents just won't be straight with him about the dire-ness of their situation. When Jackson's biggest fear is becoming homeless again and when it's looking more and more like that fear will come true. Facts, Jackson has decided, are something that will never let him down.
So why has Crenshaw suddenly come back into his life? Because maybe right now is when Jackson needs him more than ever.
Crenshaw, by Katherine Applegate, is one of the newest additions to our ever-growing Tween collection. And it was much deeper and more thought-provoking than I imagined (given that it's about an imaginaty cat, I expected sort of a light, fluffy story). However, it is very good and deals with some very real issues in a way children and younger teens can understand and relate to. I thoroughly enjoyed it. --AJB
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Father Tiso, IONS, and the Rainbow Body Hoax
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Not very long ago I was 'surfing the web' for 'rainbows' – I have a deep interest in them – when I came across an 'IONS-sponsored research project investigating a specific case of the Tibetan Buddhist practices of the "Rainbow Body," the ostensible dematerialization of the physical body after death.' Just up my alley I thought – I know something about this -but all that I could find was an mp3 talk that the researcher Father Francis Tiso had given in 2002 at an IONS conference or something. Fair enough, I downloaded it. (Oh…IONS is Institute Of Noetic Sciences.)
The talk started off great:
"…that here we have an opportunity to look at a phenomenon that really seems to be verifiable…"
And continued with all sorts of 'clever' academic sounding stuff and anecdotes from some of the Interviews Tiso had done in his essentially Anthropological type study. He was seriously peddling the idea that this research was going to verify everything. The talk was given in 2002 and Tiso says, in the talk, that if anyone wants he will give them the research data he has – interviews and so on and so forth. Excellent — he offers the actual data for whatever verification others may be able to offer.
Then I found another site on the web writing about Tiso and the research -the post's date was July 30th, 2010. The author writes:
I recently corresponded with Father Francis Tiso, asking him to share his experience and research on the Rainbow Body. He pointed me to some primary sources (translations from Tibetan to English) and implied that he would be willing to share whatever interviews and recordings he could dig up from his external hard drive. He told me he was a little flustered, and it might take him just a while to find the files.
Wow, Tiso in the mp3 talk says that if:
If what we (our research) is saying is true we will have to change our entire view of the human species – it's meaning, purpose and psycho-somatic potentialities…
But he doesn't know where the files, the RESEARCH, is….
There was no indication that the blog author had received the research files/data from Tiso.
Now, we are talking about 8 years between the date of the mp3 talk and the date of the blog where Tiso did not give up his research.
I continued my search on the web and found absolutely no sign of the actual DATA other than the mp3 talk and an article from IONS Review, No. 59, March-May 2002 with the same stuff as in the mp3 talk.
I guess, obviously the 'research' wasn't 'true' and worthy of further study or public discussion.
But…if you websearch Rainbow Body – you will find heaps of Father Tiso links and reprints and IONS links etc etc etc. With absolutely nothing further added than the 2002 talk. You know, it's become Rainbow Body Sightings exclamation mark. It seems like something happened but when you take a close look it evaporates into flameless smoke, or perhaps, 'how you say…a non smoking cigarette.'
But I will tell: Rainbow Body is True! and Fantastic! and Wonderful! It's BLISS! — it's just that Tiso (and IONS) don't seem to have more than a clue. Which in the Great Scheme of things is as it should be.
Ps: "Where is Mu now?"
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December 27, 2012 at 1:29 am
Maybe the research had caused Father Tiso more trouble than it was worth, and he shelved it for professional reasons, rather than personal. I know whenever I tell my own personal Rainbow Body experience at age 21, I get more than blank stares – I get downright derision. That's why I tend to agree with you that it may be best left private, which I had done for well over twenty years to begin with. Brother David Steindl-Rast has done some research as well, but all I ever come up with [like you], is regurgitations of the same intial article where he worked with Fr Tiso. (I had the chance to meet Steindl-Rast in Germany some years ago and now wish I had thought to speak with him about it, but had no idea of his interest at that point.) Even Tibetan sources including the Dalai Lama (talks at Harvard, for instance) tell little descriptively imho. I know I can't possibly be the only human to have had this particular experience (and you seem to be verifying that as well) – in fact I think it is available to all – yet it may just be one of those experiences which is not widespread enough just yet to get any 'useful info'.


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The Pixel Launcher is, of course, the most straightforward way to implement this as it comes with both the bottom search bar and new calendar widget by default. You can grab the latest APK file from here. However, if you want a little more customization and want to clone the appearance on third-party launchers, here's how you can.
Action Launcher has been updated to natively support this new functionality but it comes with a price tag you probably won't like. Who pays for digital content on Android anyway (*scoffs*)?
Nova Launcher, on the contrary, allows you to achieve this for free. Once you download and install the app, you'll have an option to choose the Pixel launcher layout during the setup process. Select it and most of your job is done. For moving the search bar to the bottom, head into the settings by long-pressing an empty space on the home screen.
Go into "Desktop", disable "Persistent Search Bar" and click "Search Bar Style". There, choose the first "Bar Style" option, fourth "Logo Style" theme and lastly, tune transparency to 10% under "Bar Color". After completing this process, turn off the Dock from its respective settings page. Now, return to "Desktop", then "Width Padding" and select "Medium".
Finally, head over to the home screen, hold down the search bar and move it to the bottom below the rest of the apps. That's it, you are done.
The Calendar Widget
This one's a lot easier to recreate. You merely need to install this little free app called "Another Widget" and add its widget to the home screen. It comes with all the Pixel 2 settings by default. In case, you would like to edit the appearance, you can fire up the app and do so.
Always-on Music Recognition
One of the more intuitive new features on the Pixel 2 is something called "Now Playing". The phone essentially listens for music all the time and displays the song's title and artist information whenever it recognizes one. For this, you'll to install 'Shazam'. Yes, the music discovery app that probably exists on your phone already.
Launch the app, scroll to the left and hit the settings icon. Turn on "Auto Shazam" and grant the audio permission. That's about it. Like the Pixel 2, however, you won't see a notification on the lock screen itself. Instead, the app will add a persistent notification that will notify you every time it has detected a song. You can then tap it and learn more about the track. Since Shazam is now perpetually running and listening in the background, you'll notice minor battery drains. In my case, the app consumed just over 5%.
Live Wallpapers
You can also try out the glorious new dynamic wallpapers Google has bundled on the Pixel 2. For adding them on your phone (6.0+), go ahead and install this APK and set the wallpaper like you would normally. The file includes more than thirty dynamic wallpapers, hence the size is quite large. Nevertheless, it's certainly worth the download, especially for the aerial views.
That is all for this article, let us know in the comments section if you are stuck at some step.