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About Me***Last portfolio notes update - 2-03-16***Portfolio notes are being re vamped with goals and projects for 2016 - please stay tuned***
Hello and welcome to my little piece of MM!
My name is Lexi and I am a 27 year old, model/photographer/studio owner and family carer based in Kent. I have been modelling for a good few years now, (since early 2008) and absolutely love it! I do this full time as well as care for a family member, so for that reason I am mainly looking for paid work only, unless you really do have something extraordinary to add to my port.
Modelling gives me a chance to sink my teeth into new, exciting and challenging projects on a regular basis, always keeping me busy and on my toes. What do I enjoy shooting most? Anything thought provoking, arty, saucy or elegant. Something with a story. Something that makes me feel something when I look at it.
I am professional, punctual and reliable, with, might I add, a damn good sense of humour. You have to have fun while shooting. If you don't there is no point. It really does come across in your images if your not happy and completely comfortable in what you are doing. I am straight-talking and never do anything I am not comfortable with. So, in a nutshell, if you book me for a shoot, there is no chance of me turning up and saying 'Oh sorry, actually I'm not comfortable with that.'
I can do my hair and make-up to a good standard, and always feel it is important to ask the photographer how they would like me to apply and style it.
I now work with two amazing MUA/MUAH's!
They both drive, have great rates, produce brilliant results and are very reliable and professional.
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My work with them - http://purpleport.com/portfolio-image-album.asp?id=38209
Even though I can apply basic make up, I have never been the most girliest of girls, so to really get the best out of me, I strongly recommend booking one of these two lovely ladies too. If it is a paid shoot, I will help with costs - meaning that you get me, a studio and an MUA/MUAH for a very good price!
This year (2016) I plan to better my make up skills, by working closely with Rachel, who teaches make up application - so watch this space!!!
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PURPOSE: Tadalafil was efficacious and well-tolerated in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) in a previous randomized, double-blind, placebo [PBO]-controlled 16-week trial (PHIRST, Pulmonary Arterial HypertensIon and ReSponse to Tadalafil). We now report results of an additional 52 weeks of treatment (PHIRST-2) in patients with PAH associated with connective tissue disease (PAH-CTD) and idiopathic/heritable PAH (I/H-PAH).
METHODS: In PHIRST-2, patients were assigned to tadalafil 20mg (T20) or 40mg (T40) QD. PHIRST patients on T20 without clinical worsening ([CW], e.g. death, lung transplantation, atrial septostomy, new chronic PAH treatment initiated, worsening functional class, or hospitalization for worsening PAH) remained on T20 (T20/T20) in PHIRST-2; all others switched to (T2.5-T20/T40) or remained on T40 (T40/T40). Four treatment groups were analyzed for the I/H-PAH and PAH-CTD subgroups, respectively: T20/T20 (n=37, n=16), T40/T40 (n=43, n=13), T2.5-T20/T40 (n=94, n=34), and PBO/T40 (n=49, n=15). Data analyses included 6-minute walk distance (6MWD), proportions of patients with CW and treatment-emergent adverse events (TEAEs).
RESULTS: During PHIRST-2, mean 6MWD was maintained in patients in the T20/T20 and T40/T40 treatment groups for the I/H-PAH and PAH-CTD subgroups. In the PBO/T40 and T2.5-T20/T40 groups, mean 6MWD numerically improved in both subgroups. The proportions of patients with CW were 19%, 14%, 26%, and 14% in I/H-PAH patients and 25%, 46%, 15%, and 33% in PAH-CTD patients in the T20/T20, T40/T40, T2.5-T20/T40, and PBO/T40 treatment groups, respectively. Overall, 48% of patients with I/H-PAH and 50% with PAH-CTD had ≥1 TEAE related to study drug, with headache most frequently reported.
CONCLUSIONS: In PHIRST-2, the increase in 6MWD in PHIRST was maintained or improved in the PAH-CTD and I/H-PAH subgroups; CW was numerically higher in PAH-CTD than I/H-PAH across all treatment groups, except T2.5-T20/T40. These data suggest patients with PAH-CTD may do worse than those with I/H-PAH. TEAEs were similar for both subgroups and consistent with those observed in PHIRST.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Patients with PAH-CTD may do worse than patients with I/H-PAH. Whether more aggressive or earlier combination therapy would provide greater efficacy, requires further study.
DISCLOSURE: Nazzareno Galie: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has been involved with Steering Committee activities for Eli Lilly and Company, Actelion, Pfizer, Bayer-Schering, and GlaxoSmithKline; Has been a paid lecturer, for Eli Lilly and Company, Actelion, Pfizer, Bayer-Schering, and GlaxoSmithKline; Has done contract research for Actelion, Pfizer, United Therapeutics, Bayer-Schering, and GlaxoSmithKline.
Robyn Barst: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has received research support and/or has acted as a consultant for Actelion, Eli Lilly and Company, GlaxoSmithKline, Gilead, Novartis, Pfizer, and United Therapeutics.
Bruce Brundage: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has Chaired or been a member of Data Monitoring Committees for clinical trials involving patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension for Actelion, Dong A, Gilead, Novartis, Pfizer, and United Therapeutics, and is a member of the End-point Adjudication Committee for Novartis and the Scientific Advisory Committee for Eli Lilly and Company regarding the PHIRST-1 clinical trial.
Hossein Ghofrani: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has received honoraria, acted as a consultant, and/or has been a Steering Committee member for Actelion, Bayer-Schering, Eli Lilly and Company, Ergonex, GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis, Pfizer, and United Therapeutics.
Ronald Oudiz: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has received research support, consulted, and/or has been a speaker for Actelion, Bayer, Gilead, LungRx, and United Therapeutics
Gerald Simonneau: Consultant fee, speaker bureau, advisory committee, etc.: Has received research support and/or acted as a consultant for Actelion, Bayer-Schering, GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, and United Therapeutics.
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The NHL playoff push is our regular look at the post-season picture as the battle to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs intensifies.
If the season ended today…
(M1) vs. (WC2)
(A1) vs. (WC1)
(M2) vs. (M3)
(A2) vs. (A3)
More: How the Stanley Cup Playoffs format works
Series we'd love to see: Pittsburgh Penguins vs. New York Rangers. Sidney Crosby facing Henrik Lundqvist in a high-intensity setting is always fun (see Sochi 2014 gold medal game). Crosby has nine points in his last five games, including two assists in Sunday's 6-2 win over the Washington Capitals. The Penguins captain is a big reason why his team is currently on a six-game winning streak.
What'd I miss? The Detroit Red Wings are back to their winning ways after road wins against Columbus on Thursday, and a big 5-3 victory over the Florida Panthers on Saturday. The two wins gave them a three-point advantage over the Philadelphia Flyers, who are chasing them in the East wild-card race. Detroit continues its road trip on Tuesday when it faces the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Fun fact: Ben Bishop's 32-save shutout on Saturday against the Arizona Coyotes was his second in his last two games. The Lightning goaltender stopped 37 shots in Tampa Bay's 4-0 shutout of the Columbus Blue Jackets on March 13.
Monday's game to watch: Philadelphia Flyers vs. New York Islanders. The Flyers trail New York by five points entering tonight's matchup and need a win after a 4-1 loss to Pittsburgh on Saturday. It's the first of a four-game road trip this week for the Flyers.
If the season ended today…
(C1) vs. (WC2)
(P1) vs. (WC1)
(C2) vs. (C3)
(P2) vs. (P3)
Series we'd love to see: St. Louis Blues vs. Chicago Blackhawks. The Blackhawks have struggled to piece it together since the trade deadline, but are always a threat in the playoffs. St. Louis has lots to prove in the post-season and there's no better team to do that against than Chicago.
What'd I miss? The Los Angeles Kings became the first team in the Western Conference to clinch a playoff spot with a 2-1 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday.
Monday's game to watch: The Kings travel to Nashville to face the Predators. As things stand, Los Angeles would face the Preds in the first round of the playoffs. Will Nashville be able to snap the Kings' four-game winning streak?


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2014 was a banner year for WebGL and my wallet. The consulting business took off and I even started seeing royalty checks from my O'Reilly Books (beer money FTW)!
So with the tax year end looming, I thought I should take a few more write-offs. I decided to drop serious coin on VR hardware, including a ridiculously powerful new Windows laptop (derp) that is only slightly smaller than my Prius, and a Samsung Gear VR with a companion Galaxy Note 4 phone that I would otherwise have zero use for. ($1000 dollars – cheap!) I made these purchases with some reservation – after all, I am Mr. DIYVR, and I've been quite vocal about the need for devices that anybody can afford. Well, right now I can afford 'em, so – there it is.
I had seen a few early demos of Gear VR and was pretty impressed. But I wasn't prepared for how much I was going to love the retail version. Here's me in our kitchen, enjoying my first postprandial trip through this mobile version of the Oculus Rift. Somewhat surprisingly, I kept my dinner down just fine. No motion sickness to speak of. And I stayed in there longer than I have ever stuck around in a Rift, playing games, flying through space and watching movie trailers.
Design-wise, I know, I know: I'm just another White Guy Wearin' a Rift. But this thing is way more sleek than that bucket they call the DK2. And look Ma: no wires.
But this isn't the important part. It's what's inside that counts. Instead of blindly groping for a keyboard, or wildly waving my arms in front of me, I simply tapped the touch pad on the side of the headset to interact with the games and apps. Instead of continually removing the device to select a new game to launch, I merely swiped the touch pad to move through a gorgeous interface they're calling the Oculus Store. It's simple and beautiful, like the Xbox interface but in full 3D:
Now this is the shit. I need to make the interface to Third Eye as good as this – but for browsing the whole web. So that's my new mission. Wish me luck D-)
In the meantime, kudos to Samsung and Oculus on making the first high-production, consumer-ready VR for realz. If they can get the price down, then we've really got something. This fab device is, well, "it's gear."
The DIYVR Manifesto
Patrick Buckley and Tony Parisi
Virtual Reality has the potential to be the most powerful medium ever devised. The ability to be transported to other places, to be fully immersed in experiences, to be really there– present— with others in real time, opens up unimagined ways to communicate. This is the beginning of an entirely new chapter of collaboration, one that has the power to reshape our culture much the way radio, television, the internet or mobile phones did before. The promise of this technology is so compelling that it has spawned an entire industry and fueled the imaginations of millions worldwide. Virtual Reality is the next revolution in computing and human communication.
Unlike the big companies vying for control of this new medium through high-end hardware and closed software, we in the DIYVR movement believe that smartphones, low-cost viewers, and open source software are where the Virtual Reality revolution should and will catch fire. The smartphone is to Virtual Reality what the PC was to the internet in 1991: a critical mass of adopted technology that only needs a novel component to turn it into something far more powerful. For PC's, it was a modem to get onto the web; for smartphones, it is a box with 2 lenses to get into Virtual Reality.
There are close to 2 Billion smartphones in use across the world. A marvel of modern technology, these devices are packed with more processing power and sensors than the first computers we put into space. They have high resolution screens and the motion tracking sensors needed to create a virtual reality experience, and they are getting better and better every month. With a cardboard box and two lenses your smartphone can be transformed into a Virtual Reality device. That is amazing! 2 Billion people could get started experimenting with VR tomorrow– if this knowledge was evenly distributed.
Oculus and Samsung are doing awesome things by pushing the boundaries of what is possible with Virtual Reality. However, their products are either far away in terms of when they will ship– Oculus will not have a commercial product for at least another year– or not affordable by the average consumer: the Gear VR headset costs a few hundred dollars and only works with a Note 4, which is an $800 phone that few people own. They are building Lamborghinis, when what the market needs is a model-T Ford. These systems also require serious expertise to develop apps for, essentially requiring professional game development teams with high-end graphics programming knowledge and deep pockets.
We think VR should be for everyone:
- Affordable headsets that work with any smartphone NOW – 2 Billion of them.
- An open technology stack, based on web standards like HTML5 and WebGL.
- Tools that make creating VR apps as easy as making a web page. There are over 8 million people who know how to use web development tools like HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
- Built on an open, democratic and inherently collaborative foundation like the Internet, so VR experiences can flow into each other seamlessly and anyone can publish their work without gatekeepers.
Virtual Reality is too important to be a closed system.
Imagine if the Internet was owned by AOL and we were all still getting CD-Roms in the mail with our allotted online minutes. Imagine if Gutenberg's family controlled what got printed on paper. These are things that could have come to pass if people never fought for those technologies to be open platforms. The Internet and the printing press started as technology for the few, but became fundamental mediums of human collaboration, communication and creative exchange because they were inclusive, open and democratic with no single entity controlling them. Virtual Reality has the same potential, maybe even greater. But if the platforms are controlled by a small number of players, and the costs out of reach for most consumers, then VR will either remain stuck in its current technology novelty phase, never to cross the chasm to the mainstream, or– far worse– it will become just another corporate channel for blockbuster entertainment. Either way, it will fall far short of what it could become as a medium.
We have already lost major venues of communication to closed, locked-down proprietary systems (radio, television, mobile phones). You need to be a multibillion dollar company to afford the cost of entry to these mediums. Let's not lose Virtual Reality. Let's not enter a dark age where we let a couple of companies with a lot of money own Virtual Reality, and become the gatekeepers of what gets made, who gets to play, and who doesn't. No one company or person should wield this much power. Virtual Reality is for everyone.
Takin' It To The Streets
Back in September, I was privileged to attend the first Oculus Connect event, the developer conference for the flagship VR headset, and get a hands-on demo of the new developer kit, code-named Crescent Bay. Crescent Bay is hands-down the most awesome thing I have ever experienced with a computer. But even as I was being transported into other realms, the earth-bound part of me was wondering where they kept the cooling room for the massive PC under the hood, and sniffing for the smell of burning wires. Combine that with the specs John Carmack and team are laying down as the baseline experience, and it seems to me that this device is headed straight for the living room. It's not cheap, it's not mobile, and it's not something just anybody can build for. The Oculus Rift is destined to be the next console: the experiences will be created by high-end game and film studios, and delivered as paywalled apps via some future equivalent of the app store.
Perhaps anticipating a read guard maneuver by mobile phone makers, and maybe a bit spooked by Google's introduction of CardboardVR, Oculus has also entered into a partnership with Samsung. The GearVR is a sleek mobile VR headset, and the demos I've seen are also stunning. But at a $800 cost of ownership, it's also not a device for the masses. And Samsung, too, has already set the expectation that apps for the GearVR will go through its own app store.
You probably know where I'm going with this.
Last week, DODOcase and I took our mission of an open virtual reality Metaverse to the streets. Our DIYVR Kickstarter hit its funding target in just over 3 days and it's headed for more. So far we've done it all with social media: our friends, their followers, and the people's broadcast medium, Twitter. To me, the speed with which we hit the initial target says more about folks' desires to keep VR open and affordable than it does about the size of our respective networks. VR, after all, is a movement of the people. This is how Oculus got funded in the first place.
DIYVR is about two things: affordable mobile VR, and the open software to build it. Twenty bucks gets you viewer hardware that works with your existing smart phone, and you can have that VR dance party, literally, out in the street, right now. And you don't need a PHD in graphics or pro tools to build something. With software like GLAM and Three.js, all it takes is a text editor and mobile browser. Sure, Unity is awesome for creating mobile VR apps, but not everybody has the budget and time to master a pro tool, or pay a pro game development shop. Let's say you're the web team at the Museum of Science in your favorite city. I doubt you have a half million dollars to throw at creating a VR planetarium exhibit. Nope, you've got two people, two months and basically no money.
One piece of collateral damage of the current wave of VR development is that many startup shops who want to get into the VR game have to justify their existence with a business model, answering questions like "what's the killer app?" from a pre-approved list of MBA filter questions – when all they really want to do is create great experiences, albeit perhaps for very small, niche audiences. But the resources required to learn pro tools, master the 3D skills, staff up, and market and sell through app stores is just too capital-intensive to support most of these endeavors. As a result, these teams either fall into the collapsed design space of zombie shooters and VR shopping, or they give up and go home.
What's the "business model" for a VR fly-fishing site? A 3D generative art piece? A shrine to the goddess Isis? Who the fuck knows? More importantly, who the fuck cares? If making VR becomes as cheap, unfettered, and out of control as building web pages, then nobody will worry about this stuff. Or, as Automatic Jack famously observed: "…the street finds its own uses for things."
This is the story the big players don't want you to hear. Time to take it to the streets.
Patrick Buckley is a cowboy, in the best way.
Seven weeks after seeing Cardboard VR at Google I/O, Buckley's company DODOcase, makers of luxe iPad and Android tablet cases, had already put tens of thousands of their own Cardboard VR units into production. Instead of having to source individual parts, cut them to spec, and tape and glue a bunch of pieces, an enthusiast could one-stop shop a DODOcase kit and – quite quickly – assemble a VR viewer. Just add smartphone and voila! virtual reality in your pocket.
A month after shipping their first Cardboard units, DODOcase contacted me to talk about software. Patrick and co-founder Craig Dalton believe, as do I, that VR will reach the masses through low-cost hardware, free and open source software, and the blooming of a thousand content flowers. No proprietary application stacks, walled-garden app stores, and game development teams with million dollar budgets – just good old fashion HTML and a text editor.
We began to explore this idea of Cardboard VR apps built in WebGL, shared via hyperlink, and instantly accessible to consumers. Combined with DODOcase's low-cost VR hardware– or cardware, if you will– we thought this maybe had the potential to spark a revolution in consumer virtual reality. And so, DIYVR was born: cheap hardware and free and open software so that anybody can build and experience VR.
We just launched a Kickstarter to help us realize this dream faster. 100% of the campaign proceeds will go to adding VR modules to my WebGL software project, GLAM. GLAM (GL And Markup) is a way to create 3D content using markup, CSS, and the DOM. Making VR applications should be as free and unfettered as developing web sites, and making the content should be as easy as creating a web page. GLAM has the potential to be to VR what HTML was to publishing: a great equalizer, a leveler of the playing field… a disruption of the first order. If you fund the Kickstarter, you'll also get a nifty VR stocking stuffer in time for the holidays. (Patrick, ever the cowboy, wanted to have the campaign ready in time for Christmas. So, here we are, with 21 days left…)
Though they won't admit it, Cardboard probably began as Google flipping the bird at Oculus VR. Why get a $350 dev kit and an expensive PC setup, and wait a year (or more?!) until Oculus ships a commercial product, when you can use a couple of bucks worth of parts and your mobile phone and get in the game now? Moreover, why tie your future to a closed platform when there's an open alternative? I'm not sure they knew what they were starting with this; regardless, Google has sparked a full-fledged revolution. Buckley has dubbed it the "homebrew moment for virtual reality." I say, let's get cooking.
Big Data
[text of my emcee rant from tonight's cocktail social at HTML5DevConf]
I'm not actually here right now.
You're seeing an incredibly powerful simulation, crunching petabytes of data at teraflops speeds. Combined with the right sensory hardware, we're able to create illusions of size, shape, color and sound… even touch. Go ahead: touch me. Realistic, isn't it?
This simulation is the product of the longest-running R&D experiment we know: evolution. Evolution: the first lean startup. Brought to you by the most powerful technology we'll ever see: reality. Collisions of atoms, and sprays of electromagnetic radiation. Big data meets bright light.
So as we gather tonight to celebrate how freaking smart we are, let's just remember where we came from. The internet is everywhere, on everything, in everything. But this is just the beginning. We have a lot farther to go before we can say that everyone and everything are truly connected.
BUT until then…
They said it couldn't be done. They said HTML couldn't be used for serious applications. First, they said it couldn't do what Flash does. They were wrong. Then, they said it would never work on mobile. They were wrong again. As more new features hit native platforms, I'm sure they'll say it again: HTML can't do it; JavaScript isn't fast enough; standards committees move slowly and stifle innovation. Yada yada. And they'll be wrong again. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Video, audio, 2d graphics, 3d graphics, databases, threads, sockets… HTML5 is *the* platform for building content and apps across operating systems and devices. Not controlled by one vendor; write an application once, in one programming language, with one set of system services. What developer doesn't want this? Coming soon, the browser will have virtual reality, new input devices, bluetooth networking, and real-time control – the *next* platform to power mind-blowing new experiences, new user interfaces, new control systems for connected devices.
HTML5 isn't a technology so much as a mindset and a process. A mindset of sharing to create opportunity: grow the pie, and each slice grows bigger. A process of open collaboration and open development: stand together or fall apart. Without a standard platform, we're trapped in silos of experience, and fall short of our true potential. With a standard platform, we'll connect everything to everyone, and hit new heights. Big data meeting the bright light.
The Domino Effect
Finally, you have broader considerations that might follow what you would call the "falling domino" principle. You have a row of dominoes set up, you knock over the first one, and what will happen to the last one is the certainty that it will go over very quickly…
— Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 7, 1954, on the rise of communism
It's taken a while, but it looks like the final domino is about to fall. The global onslaught of WebGL was already unstoppable – once Microsoft got on board with IE 11 last year – but now it's official, at least on the desktop. Today at WWDC, Apple announced that WebGL will turned on by default in Safari on the upcoming Mac OS X 10.10, code-named 'Yosemite'.
Now, for the 5+% of web users who browse this way, it's good news. I would assume that this takes desktop WebGL adoption to near 100% – blacklisted cards and ancient desktop hardware being the exceptions.
But of course, the $64B question on everybody's minds is: what about mobile Safari? That's what most people care about. Well, Apple didn't say anything at WWDC, but the site HTML5 Test, a browser capability testing site, reports that WebGL is running on iOS 8.0! If you've got the beta installed, please go try it out and confirm this. I haven't done yet. Also here is an independent confirmation by Jay Moretti, tweeted by AlteredQualia.
So you could have a beginning of a disintegration that would have the most profound influences...
Virtually Anything
VR is back, baby. With a vengeance.
In 1994, Mark Pesce and I worked with the world wide web development community to create the Virtual Reality Markup Language, aka VRML. The goal was to develop a standard way to represent 3D virtual worlds connected via the burgeoning Internet: Habitat cum Snow Crash as front end to a potentially world-encompassing Web. It didn't matter that the modems were 14k dialup, the computers ran at 60Mz (that's with an "M") and that the "Web" at the time was AOL, Compuserve and Prodigy. We had a vision, and nothing could stop us. We roped in big companies like Netscape, Silicon Graphics, Microsoft and IBM to come along for the ride.
Fast-forward to 2004. VRML had gone bust years earlier, but I managed to sell my VR startup before the crash (yay irrational exuberance!). I took an extended break from pushing 3D rocks up virtual hills, and moved on to other things. Then, possessed by God knows what, I dove back into a 3D project. This time it was X3D, the successor to VRML featuring "modern" graphics and XML (because everybody was doing it). The idea was that broadband infrastructure and hardware had caught up to the vision. We still needed a plugin because 3D didn't come natively in a browser. But, no problem: we were up to the task. We built some cool demos, including a kick-ass shopping experience in partnership with eBay.
We spent the next two years pitching investors who didn't get it. I could barely see through the blood streaming past my eyes from beating my head against the wall so hard. And then, something wonderful happened: Second Life made the cover of Business Week, and a new virtual world land grab ensued. I wiped the blood off, dusted off my pitch, brought in a hotshot Valley CEO and promptly raised $10M from top venture firms to fund Vivaty, a browser-based virtual world. Good things come to those who wait I guess. Ultimately, Vivaty came up short, a victim of internal misalignment, strategic misfires, and goofy product decisions… but mostly timing. 2009 was a bad year to try to raise a B round. The VCs were all jumping out of their second-story windows over the recession. We sold our great technology to Microsoft and moved on.
(Little known story: during those lean years, we pitched Accel, who had just pumped $13M into Facebook. During due diligence, they put us in front of Zuck, who promptly threw up all over the idea of 3D shopping in eBay. "Why is this better?" Why indeed? Needless to say, that deal died stillborn. But no matter: we eventually got our funding from people who got it.)
Fast-forward again to 2014. WebGL is here, there, everywhere. Phones and tablets do kick-ass 3D. There are no more reasons to not build great shared 3D experiences. We have the rendering, the broadband, and a huge base of multimedia-savvy developers. Oh and Oculus VR is now Facebook. In one stroke, virtual reality has been validated, vindicated, and safeguarded for a new generation of entrepreneurs. Those of us with a passion for creating anything virtual are now free to try virtually anything regarding new types of user interaction and out-of-the-box business models. And I'm back at it, thinking about how to launch a VR startup.
What a difference a decade makes. Er, two decades.
Are You Serio.us?
I was pretty excited last night. At long last, Famo.us was going to release its public beta at the April 9th launch party in San Francisco. I couldn't make it to the party, but I was one of the early signups, so I figured the code would be available online.
Out of breath from running to my browser, I logged in to my Famo.us account. This is what I saw – an actual screen shot from my account page.
My number in line?
Oh wait, I get it: they're going retro. I expect to see my shiny new shrink-wrapped CD-ROM in the mail any day now. I hope it comes with 100 free minutes of API use!
Are they fucking serious?
Unsubscribe… oh wait. There's no button.
I don't like using this blog as a bully pulpit. I really don't. Especially since my kid is now attending mandatory anti-bullying classes. I know it's not the fashion. But in this case I have decided make an exception.
Unfortunately I had to miss last night's Famo.us "launch event"– dubbed #launchalready and announced, like everything else they have done, with much fanfare– because I had to stay home to take care of my sick wife. (And watch the US continue to flail in Sochi but that's another story).
As it turns out, according to an anonymous source who shall remain nameless, it's OK because I didn't miss anything. Yet again, Founder Steve Newcomb cavorted onstage showing info-viz demos mislabeled as 3D, took potshots at the DOM, CSS, basically anything a browser actually does today. He also poked his cattle prod at AngularJS and PhoneGap for good measure. (Guys maybe I missed that class in startup school, but I don't see how maligning the technology your prospective users rely on to earn their daily bread is a viable strategy for winning them over.) According to my source, the event was "underwhelming," came off as "arrogant," and Newcomb came off more like the "Justin Beiber of the Internet" than a serious player.
At the end of the day, code talks and bullshit walks. I might forgive all of the above if they had actually released the product. Go to their site right now http://famo.us/c/ and you'll see the same message I have been looking at since I signed up for the beta nearly two years ago:
sign up for the beta
Go ahead, sign up. Maybe in two years it'll actually be out.
In the meantime I will continue to ask Why Do We Need This? Especially when you can render D3 to WebGL and use Three.js to create CSS 3D presentations without having to throw out everything else you know.
And I only have one thing to say to Steve Newcomb at this point:
Your lunch money. And I'll be back tomorrow.


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Lee Pace in The Hobbit. Everytime, I just want pie. @Rebecca Dezuanni Woodruff @Jordan Davis
OMG << where are all these beautiful new Thranduil stills COMING from all of a sudden?KEEP THEM COMING. I already miss Middle-earth so much! (Psssst, Tolkien fans, keep the interest in Thranduil alive and maybe we can show PJ and Hollywood that there's a demand for Thranduil movies! I would love to see War of the Last Alliance and War in the North!)
Beautiful disaster <3 More
Thranduil, son of Oropher, was an Elven king who ruled over the Woodland Realm in the Second and Third Ages. Though inherently cautious, he eventually committed his kingdom to fighting Sauron in the War of the Ring. He was also the father of the elven prince of Mirkwood, Legolas, who was a member of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Hands of the Elvenking. The Desolation of Smaug behind the scenes.
Proving my point that Thranduil is not as annoying as everyone keeps saying!
Breathtaking Lee Pace as Thranduil. Dem rings tho
Lee Pace king — Happy holidays!


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InhaltsverzeichnisNotes on the contributors; Acknowledgments; The Lied in context: a chronology; Names and dates mentioned in this Volume; Part I. Introducing a Genre: 'Introduction: Why the Lied?' James Parsons: 1. 'In the beginning was poetry' Jane Brown; Part II. The Birth and Early History of a Genre in the Age of Enlightenment: 2. The eighteenth-century Lied James Parsons; 3. The Lieder of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven Amanda Glauert; Part III. The Nineteenth Century: Issues of Style and Development: 4. The Lieder of Schubert Marie-Agnes Dittrich; 5. The early nineteenth-century song cycle Ruth O. Bingham; 6. Schumann: reconfiguring the Lied Jurgen Thym; 7. The Lied at mid-century James Deaville; 8. The Lieder of Liszt Rena Charnin Mueller; 9. The Lieder of Brahms Heather Platt; 10. Tradition and innovation: the Lieder of Hugo Wolf Susan Youens; 11. Song beyond song: instrumental transformations and adaptations of the Lied from Schubert to Mahler Christopher H. Gibbs; Part IV. Into the Twentieth Century: 12. The Lieder of Mahler and Richard Strauss James L. Zychowicz; 13. The Lied in the modern age: to mid century James Parsons; Part V. Reception and Performance: 14. The circulation of the Lied: the double life of an artwork and a commodity David Gramit; 15. The Lied in performance Graham Johnson; A guide to suggested further reading; Index.
PortraitJames Parsons is Associate Professor of Music History at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. He is the author of numerous essays on German song, including the article on the eighteenth-century Lied for the second edition of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. His article "Deine Zauber binden wieder': Beethoven, Schiller, and the Joyous Reconciliation of Opposites', recently was published in Beethoven Forum, (2002) 9/1, 1-53. Other essays have appeared in The Journal of the American Musicological Society and Music Analysis.
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text: CS6999 Presentation Introduction to Description Logic and Ontology Languages Jidi (Judy) Zhao October 4, 2015 Talk Outline • Introduction to Ontologies • Introduction to Description Logic (DL) • Reasoning in DL • Introduction to Ontology Languages: OWL • Extensions of DL and Research Challenges 2 What is an ontology? Many definitions have been given: from Philosophy: "a systematic explanation of being" Neches gives some guidelines: "…defines the basic terms and relations including the vocabulary of a topic area as well as the rules for combining terms and relations to define extensions to the vocabulary." Gruber, the most quoted: "…an explicit specification of a conceptualization" An ontology defines the concepts used to describe and represent an area of knowledge, as well as relations among them. 3 Types of Ontologies Top-level Ontologies The Standard Upper Ontology (SUO): http://suo.ieee.org/ 4 Types of Ontologies Top-level Ontologies The Standard Upper Ontology (SUO): http://suo.ieee.org/ WordNet: http://wordnet.princeton.edu/ Sowa's top-level ontology Cyc's upper ontology Domain Ontologies Thing E-commerce Medicine Engineering Enterprise Chemistry …. Living 5 Nonliving Methodologies for Ontology Engineering Building domain ontologies from huge ontologies (SENSUS, Cyc, AKT,…) OTK (On-To-Knowledge) Methodology Univ. of Karlsruhe Methontology Univ. Politecnica de Madrid 6 Methontology: A Methodology for Building Ontologies Methontology Ontology Development Process Life Cycle (Fernández-López et al., 1997;1999) 7 Tools for Ontology Engineering OilEd from University of Manchester Ontolingua from KSL (Stanford University) http://kmi.open.ac.uk/projects/webonto/ WebODE from UPM http://protege.stanford.edu/ WebOnto from KMI (Open University) http://ontoserver.aifb.unikarlsruhe.de/ontoedit/ Protégé from SMI (Stanford University) http://www.isi.edu/isd/ontosaurus.html OntoEdit from Karlsrhue Univ. http://www-ksl.stanford.edu OntoSaurus from ISI (USA) http://oiled.man.ac.uk/ http://webode.dia.fi.upm.es/webODE/ KAON from AIFB and FZI at the University of Karlsruhe http://kaon.semanticweb.org/ 8 Talk Outline • Introduction to Ontologies • Introduction to Description Logic (DL) • Reasoning in DL • Introduction to Ontology Languages: OWL • Extensions of DL and Research Challenges 9 Description Logic Brachman and Levesque [1984] "there is a tradeoff between the expressiveness of a representation language and the difficulty of reasoning over the representations built using that language". Description Logics The more expressive the language, the harder the reasoning. overcome the ambiguities of early semantic networks and frames first realized in the system KL-One [Brachman and Schmolze, 1985] Well-studied and decidable (most DL languages) Tight coupling between theory and practice Architecture of a DL System from DL Handbook DL Basics Concepts (unary predicates/formulae with one free variable) Roles (binary predicates/formulae with two free variables) E.g., Mary, John Constructors E.g., hasChild Individuals (constants) E.g., Person, Female Uniont, Intersectionu Exists restriction9: 9hasChild.Doctor Value restriction8: 8hasChild.Doctor Complement /negation:: :Mother Number restriction ≥n, ≤n Inverse role (-): isChildOf ≡ hasChild– transitive role (+): hasSister Role hierarchy : hasDaughter v hasChild Axioms Subsumptionv: MothervParent Assertion: Mary: Mother, Mary hasChild John 12 What does 8 R.C and 9 R.C mean? A DogLover is someone whose pets are all hasPet dogs, in this case {C} A Fido DogLover = 8 hasPet.Dog {p | 8 a, (p, a) 2 hasPet ! a 2 Dog} Also writen more simply as {p | hasPet(p, a) ! Dog(a) } A Fluffy B Tabby C Rover C Flip Cat Fluffy A DogLiker is someone who owns a dog , Dog in this case {A, C} Fido Tabby DogLiker = 9 hasPet.Dog {p | hasPet(p, a) Æ Dog(a) } This slide is from Dr. Bruce Spencer's slides (2007). Rover Flip The DL Family Smallest propositionally closed DL is ALC Concepts constructed using boolean operators t,u,: plus restricted quantifiers 9,8 Only atomic roles E.g., Person u 8hasChild.(Doctor t 9hasChild.Doctor) 14 The DL Family (cont.) S often used for ALC extended with transitive roles (R+) Additional letters indicate other extensions, e.g.: H for role hierarchy O for nominals (e.g., {Mary, John}) I for inverse roles N for number restrictions Q for qualified number restrictions (e.g., ≥2hasChild.Doctor) R for limited complex role inclusion axioms, role disjointness ALC+ transitive role (R+)+role hierarchy (H) +O + I + Q = SHOIQ 15 DL Semantics Semantics given by standard FO model theory The vocabulary is the set of names (consist of concepts and roles ) we use in our model of (part of) the world {Daisy, Cow, Animal, Person, Car, drives, …} An interpretation I is a tuple (I, •I) I is the domain (a set) •I is a mapping that maps: Names of objects (individuals/constants) to elements of I Names of unary predicates (classes/concepts) to subsets of I Names of binary predicates (properties/roles) to subsets of I ×I 16 DL Semantics (adapted from Horrocks 2006) Interpretation function •I Individuals iI 2 I Mary John Concepts CI µ I Teacher Student Car Roles RI µ I × I hasChild owns (Teacher u Student) 17 Interpretation domain I DL Knowledge Bases A Knowledge Base (KB) <T,A>= a Tbox + an Abox A TBox (terminology) is a set of inclusion axioms and equivalence axioms the vocabulary of an application domain e.g.: { Mother v Person, GrandMother ≡ Person u 9hasChild.Parent } An ABox (Assertion) is a set of assertions about individuals about named individuals in terms of this vocabulary e.g.: {Mary: Mother, Anita hasChild Mary} 18 Talk Outline • Introduction to Ontologies • Introduction to Description Logic (DL) • Reasoning in DL • Introduction to Ontology Languages: OWL • Extensions of DL and Research Challenges 19 Tableau Reasoning (1) Key reasoning tasks Satisfiability: asat(A), whether the assertions in a KB have a model Instance checking: C(a)? Concept satisfiability: C? Retrieval: retrieve a set of individuals that instantiate C Subsumption: B v A ? Equivalence: A≡B? , B v A ? And A v B? Reasoning tasks reducible to KB (un)satisfiability: asat(A) A subsumes B if every individual of concept B is also of concept A. Instance checking: instance(a, C, A) , :asat (A [ {a: :C}) Concept satisfiability: sat(C) , asat(A [ {a:C}) Concept subsumption: C v D w.r.t. KB A , A [ {:D u C} is not satisfiable , :asat(A [ {a::D u C}) Retrieval: check each individual in the Abox, reducible to instance checking DL systems typically use tableau algorithms to decide the satisfiability (consistency) of KB 20 Tableau Reasoning (2) Tableau algorithms work by trying to construct a concrete example (model) consistent with KB. A KB A is satisfiable iff a fully expanded clash-free graph is constructed. Tableau reasoning contains a set of completion rules operating on constraint sets or tableau Clash: a clash is an obvious contradiction, e.g., A(x), :A(x) Proof procedure: start from assertions about individuals (ABox axioms) unfold the TBox so that atomic concepts only appear on the right side of axioms transform all concepts into negation normal form (i.e. negation only occurs in front of atomic concept names): : (C u D) ! :C t :D : 9R.C ! 8 R.:C apply completion rules in arbitrary order as long as possible stops when a clash is found terminates if no completion rule is applicable A KB is satisfiable iff a clash-free tableau can be derived 21 CS6795 Semantic Web Techniques Tableau Reasoning (3) completion rules 22 Tableau Reasoning (5): Concept Subsumption KB: Reasoning task: mother v woman? Exercise: Is the concept : woman u mother satisfiable? 23 Tableau Reasoning (4): asat(A) E.g., KB: {HappyParent≡Person u ∀hasChild.(Doctor t 9hasChild.Doctor), John:HappyParent, John hasChild Mary, Mary: :Doctor, Wendy hasChild Mary, Wendy marriedTo John} Person ∀hasChild.(Doctor t ∃hasChild.Doctor) from Harrock, 2006 24 Tableau Reasoning (6) Some completion rules are nondeterministic (e.g., 9 , ≤ ). Blocking Strategies are often needed to ensure termination. E.g., KB: {Person v 9hasParent.Person, John:Person} 25 Tableau Reasoning (7) In general, (representation of) model consists of: Named individuals forming arbitrary directed graph Trees of anonymous individuals rooted in named individuals 26 Tableau Reasoning (8) Similar tableaux expansions can be designed for more expressive DL languages. A tableau algorithm has to meet three requirements: Soundness: if a complete and clash-free graph is found by the algorithm, we can construct a model. Completeness: Given a model, the algorithm can always find an complete and clash-free graph Termination: the algorithm can terminate in finite steps with specific result. Software for DL Reasoning Pellet CEL KAON2 28 Efficiency of Tableau Reasoning I can't find an efficient algorithm, but neither can all these famous people. NP-Complete Cartoons, http://max.cs.kzoo.edu/~kschultz/CS510/ClassPresentations/NPCartoons.html Talk Outline • Introduction to Ontologies • Introduction to Description Logic (DL) • Reasoning in DL • Introduction to Ontology Languages: OWL • Extensions of DL and Research Challenges 30 Ontology Languages Traditional Ontology Languages Ontolingua and KIF LOOM OKBC F-logic Ontology Markup Languages SHOE RDF and RDF Schema OIL DAML+OIL OWL 31 The Web Ontology Language OWL Semantic Web led to requirement for a "web ontology language" set up Web-Ontology (WebOnt) Working Group WebOnt developed OWL language OWL based on earlier languages OIL and DAML+OIL OWL now a W3C recommendation OIL, DAML+OIL and OWL based on Description Logic 32 OWL Three species of OWL OWL DL Benefits from many years of DL research OWL full is the union of OWL syntax and RDF OWL DL restricted to FOL fragment (is equivalent to SHOIN(Dn) DL) OWL Lite is an "easier to implement" subset of OWL DL Well defined semantics Formal properties well understood (complexity, decidability) Known reasoning algorithms Implemented systems (highly optimised) Adapted from ENC 2004 Tutorial by Peter F. Patel-Schneider 33 OWL RDF/XML Exchange Syntax E.g., Person u ∀hasChild.(Doctor t ∃hasChild.Doctor): <owl:Class> <owl:intersectionOf rdf:parseType="collection"> <owl:Class rdf:about="#Person"/> <owl:Restriction> <owl:onProperty rdf:resource="#hasChild"/> <owl:allValuesFrom> <owl:unionOf rdf:parseType="collection"> <owl:Class rdf:about="#Doctor"/> <owl:Restriction> <owl:onProperty rdf:resource="#hasChild"/> <owl:someValuesFrom rdf:resource="#Doctor"/> </owl:Restriction> </owl:unionOf> </owl:allValuesFrom> </owl:Restriction> </owl:intersectionOf> </owl:Class> 34 Class/Concept Constructors 35 Ontology Axioms OWL ontology equivalent to DL KB (Tbox + Abox) 36 Talk Outline • Introduction to Ontologies • Introduction to Description Logic (DL) • Reasoning in DL • Introduction to Ontology Languages: OWL • Extensions of DL and Research Challenges 37 Extensions of DL Combinations of DL and Logic Programs (LP) Uncertainty extension of DL Concrete domain constraints Modal, epistemic, and temporal operators Open world vs. close world ….. 38 Venn Diagram of DL, LP, and FOC 39 Motivation(1) DL cannot represent "more than one free variable at a time". (1) A rule involving multiple variables. E.g., Man(?X) ∧ Woman(?Y) !PotentialFriendshipBetween(?X,?Y). (2) Chaining to derive values of Properties. E.g., Father(?X,?Y) ∧ Father(?Y,?Z)! Grandfather(?X,?Z). (not allowed in SHOIN) Work(?X, ?Y) ∧ Live(?X, ?Z) ∧ Loc(?Y,?W) ∧ Loc(?Z,?W) !HomeWorker(?X). Y Work Loc X Live Loc Z W 40 Motivation(2) •Horn Logic cannot represent a (1) disjunction or (2) existential in the head. •(1) State a subclass of a complex class expression which is a disjunction. E.g., (Human u Adult) v (Man t Woman) •(2) State a subclass of a complex class expression which is an existential. E.g., Radio v 9hasPart.Tuner 41 Different approaches 1. Approaches reducing description logics to logic programs A. DLP B. OWL 2 RL 2. Homogeneous approaches A. OWL Rules B. SWRL 3. Hybrid approaches accessing description logic through queries in logic programs A. AL-Log 42 Uncertainty extension of DL Handling uncertain knowledge is becoming a critical research direction for the (Semantic) Web. knowledge on the Web is often uncertain and imprecise. E.g., many concepts needed in business domain ontology modeling lack well-defined boundaries or, precisely defined criteria of relationship between concepts Domain modeling and Ontology reasoning Quantify degree of an individual belonging to a class Quantify degree of subsumption between a class and its subclasses Concept mapping between ontologies Quantify degree of alignment between classes of two ontologies 43 URW3 Situation Report: uncertainty ontology URW3 44 44 Probability, Possibility and Fuzzy logic Probabilistic Description Logic: Fuzzy Description Logic: Statistical information e.g. John is a student with the probability 0.6 and a teacher with the probability 0.4 Express vagueness and imprecision e.g. John is tall with the degree of truth 0.9 Possibilistic Description Logic: Particular rankings and preferences e.g. John prefers an ice cream to a beer 45 Research Challenges Syntax and Semantics Decidability Reasoning algorithms for possible extensions Soundness and completeness Complexity/efficiency Effective methods for reasoning under uncertainty 46 Questions?


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USD/JPY: trade recommendation
The USDJPY has made a retracement below the 61.8 Fibo level at (the 101.62 level), which could begin a strong bearish trend in the short term, but remember that this pair could perform a bullish rebound at current levels and climb back to the resistance level of 102.26, where the 500 EMA on the H4 chart is located.
If the USDJPY does make a breakout in the support level of 101.45, it's expected to fall to the level of 101.23, which would invalidate our bullish outlook for this pair. On the other hand, keep in mind that the CCI indicator is showing a bullish divergence, which could strengthen the current bearish bias in the USDJPY.
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CANADA - Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Quebec, has closed off the Upper North Shore for shellfish harvesting because of toxicity.
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|~ 7 min walk
|Wellard Rd Before Parmelia Av
|~ 7 min walk
|Wellard Rd Before Mears Av
|~ 9 min walk
|Parmelia Av Before The Ramble
|~ 9 min walk
|Wellard Rd After Meares Av
|~ 10 min walk
|Runnymede Gte Opposite Winchester Ct
|~ 11 min walk
|Parmelia Av Before Tuart Rdge
|~ 12 min walk
|Dalrymple Dr After Madge Wy
|~ 16 min walk
|Parmelia Av Before Tunnicliffe St
|~ 16 min walk
|Kwinana Pizza Parlour
|~ 3 min walk
|Wellard Charcoal Chicken
|~ 4 min walk
|Bliss Momos Cafe and Restaurant
|~ 5 min walk
|My Noodle Rules
|~ 5 min walk
|Leda Fish N' Chips
|~ 19 min walk
|Stargate Super Deli
|~ 19 min walk
|Parmelia Fish & Chips
|~ 25 min walk
|Muzz Buzz Java Juice
|~ 29 min walk
|~ 4 min walk
|Woolworths Wellard
|~ 4 min walk