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Meyer, G and Bonnabel, S and Sepulchre, R (2011) Regression on fixed-rank positive semidefinite matrices: A Riemannian approach. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 12. pp. 593-625. ISSN 1532-4435Full text not available from this repository.
The paper addresses the problem of learning a regression model parameterized by a fixed-rank positive semidefinite matrix. The focus is on the nonlinear nature of the search space and on scalability to high-dimensional problems. The mathematical developments rely on the theory of gradient descent algorithms adapted to the Riemannian geometry that underlies the set of fixedrank positive semidefinite matrices. In contrast with previous contributions in the literature, no restrictions are imposed on the range space of the learned matrix. The resulting algorithms maintain a linear complexity in the problem size and enjoy important invariance properties. We apply the proposed algorithms to the problem of learning a distance function parameterized by a positive semidefinite matrix. Good performance is observed on classical benchmarks. © 2011 Gilles Meyer, Silvere Bonnabel and Rodolphe Sepulchre.
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Gustav Mahler - 100th Anniversary of Death
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Gustav Mahler, late romantic composer whose works were forbidden and destroyed, found his place in history of music as a leading figure of his time. His life was filled with hard work and personal tragedies. By the time he had achieved the deserved recognition, his health almost completely deteriorated. Problems started in his youth with frequent purulent anginas, but soon complications of rheumatic fever developed. His unhealthy habits of smoking, irregular feeding patterns and almost continuous stress contributed to his state. Attacks of angina pectoris interrupted his stage performances. By the age of 51 he had developed bacterial endocarditis and died in sepsis and renal failure after morphine shots.
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Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) is an Austrian composer of Czech origin with a well recognized place in the history of music. Although his ability to compose was questioned by his rivals during his life, and later prohibited, he is considered one of the leading composers of his time. Having fourteen children, Mahler's father had to work very hard to maintain his family. He was often aggressive and authoritative, especially towards his mother who suffered a lot and this left signs on young Mahler's personality. 1 Five of thirteen brothers and sisters survived childhood. Gustav also became aggressive and needed to obtrude himself, probably like his father. As a Jew he often felt neglected and discriminated, so this defence mechanism allowed him to manage in a harsh competitive environment, but also caused personal dissatisfaction, confrontations with his colleagues and family problems later in his life.2
As a child he was very interested in music. When he discovered his grandparent's piano and demonstrated his will and talent to his parents, they decided to nurture his gift. His school reports did not describe him as very keen for studying, and he was never among the top students of his class, but he succeeded in acquiring a place at the Vienna Conservatory when he was 15. 3 There he met Hugo Wolf who was his very good friend and a person of great influence on him for some time. Wolf was later expelled from the Conservatory, but they maintained their relationship till mature age.2,4 During his education he developed a passion for philosophy, especially for works of and . When he was 20 years old, he started conducting. It was common for young conductors of that time to start their career in a smaller community, like Ljubljana (where he stayed for 2 years from 1881 to 1882) and then gradually advance. Dedicated work helped him on his way to the top. He moved from Ljubljana to Olomuc, then Kassel, Prague and Leipzig and finally to Budapest and Hamburg.3
In 1897 he became head of the Vienna Court Opera that flourished under his supervision. Stories about »him and every young girl that aspires to sing in the opera « were more common as his influence rose. 3 He used to teach the 20 years younger daughter of a known painter, Alma Schindler, composition. After initial disagreement, they started to date. Although their relationship was not approved either by Mahler's or by girl's parents, they had to marry as soon as she got pregnant. Alma was an independent, emancipated woman, very beautiful and flirtatious. Gustav was moody and devoted to his work. He needed to be authoritative like his father and insisted that she end her music studies and support his music career. He cared the most about her looks and her individualism had to drown in his ambitions. In 1902 their first daughter was born and named after his mother - Anna Maria and soon thereafter their second daughter Anna was born.
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Successful start to testing despite Esparagaro's absence at Sepang
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Helmets recalled over failure to meet European standards
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If you think about it, bikers are a funny bunch. They abide by unwritten and unspoken laws that include everything from a subtle nod of the head when passing a fellow rider, to always offering assistance during a breakdown.
What separates the wider biking community as individuals, however, is personal taste and reasons for owning a motorcycle.
For some, motorbikes are merely a means to get to work on time, while for others owning and riding a bike is a way of life.
Bikers are also very brand-loyal. If you own a Kawasaki, then chances are you love Kawasakis and you show this by wearing Kawasaki green leathers and drooling over them at motor shows.
Regardless of why you own a bike, your taste in bikes and your brand loyalty however, it is very difficult to not have anything but admiration for the motorcycles produced by Orange County Choppers (OCC).
We're not saying you'd ever consider owning one, some may not even like them - but there is no way you cannot admire them.
The level of detail, styling and workmanship that goes into each and every individual bike is mind-blowing, and evidence of the company's infinite love for two-wheeled (sometimes three-wheeled) vehicles.
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What started as a sideline to the family's steel manufacturing enterprise quickly became the phenomenon it is today, as Paul Teutul Sr. created the 'True Blue' - the company's first chopper that featured at the 1999 Daytona Biketoberfest.
Based in Orange County, New York, the company was initially owned by Paul and his son Paul Teutul Jr., before their public, on-screen separation resulted in Paul Jr. leaving OCC to start his own company Paul Jr. Designs (PJD).
Today OCC, which has grown twofold since appearing in its own reality television show on the Discovery Channel, receives much of its business from wealthy celebrities wanting to stand out that little bit more.
A company that looks to push the boundaries of what a motorcycle should look like, OCC has created many one-of-a-kind spectacles, like the famous 'Fire Bike'.
Built to commemorate 9/11, the chopper resembles a fire engine and features the number 343 - in reference to the number of fire-fighters who died trying to save civilians from the wreckage - and a steel rivet taken from the twin-towers.
Since then the United States Air Force commissioned a $150,000 (£90,000) 'Air-Force Bike', which is modelled on an F-22 Raptor fighter jet and features all the cosmetics you'd expect to see on a bike/plane hybrid.
Other unique models, like the 'I, Robot Bike', which strutted its futuristic chassis on the red carpet at the premiere of the film with the same name, have only added to the popularity and success of the company.
Aside from creating otherworldly cosmetics on the majority of their bikes, OCC also pushes the boundaries in other ways, building upon what they are capable of producing and, consequently, what they are known for.
Manufacturing the world's first all-electric chopper, the 'Siemens Smart Chopper' - a bike that utilises recycled steel, LED lighting and environmentally-friendly water-based paints - presented the company as the forefathers for the future of customised electric motorcycles.
For now however, they, for the most part, remain gas-guzzling monsters that hold the unmatched ability to avert the gaze of any passer-by.
Some love them, some loathe them and most can't understand the concept behind them.
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I tried a little experiment to discover if my body truely is prone to produce more PSA with increased saddle time. I last rode on the 25th of November and have purposely stayed off my bikes since then. My prostate has been getting ample rest time. My Urologist visit yesterday revealed a PSA count of 3.4, the lowest it's been in a few years.
Now I'm back in the saddle....puff....puff....puff...groan. The plan is to log plenty of saddle time until just one week prior to more blood work near the end of March for my annual physical. My doctors both feel that a week off the bikes should negate any noticable PSA increase in the blood work. We'll see.
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Tyson, I have some level of confidence that BNC will achieve GMP with the VMC this year.
However, with what appears to be limited to no demand for Econiche, and the product seemingly 100% dependent on some form of government funding, lets hope they are able to sell it once GMP is achieved. I see no reason for Bioniche to become a contract manufacturer of 3rd party vaccines for the simple reason that they have a manufacturing facility on the books. When did high volume, contract vaccine manufacturing become a competency of the company?
Even with moderate demand for Econiche, and 3rd party orders months to years away, the VMC will continue to be the drain on company resources and choke hold on the share price that it has been from day one. Other than the fact that the feds and province have chipped in a few dollars for the VMC, no one of any consequence has placed a dime of value on this thing. I think it could easily be argued that its existence has cost shareholders 200% - 300% of the current market cap, and has done so for years.
Achieving GMP validation is a nice discussion piece at dinner parties but its practicality as an asset, for this organization, seems extremely limited. I'd like to avoid the "We have receceived GMP validation"..."Uh Oh Now What?!" release that most are expecting, and have a buyer in place.
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Successful businesses are built by hard work, creativity, and good judgment. When the product of that effort is threatened, whether by internal dissension or by external challenges, litigation often results. Susan's goal is to solve those problems through the legal system without letting the enterprise, and the people who make it successful, be harmed in the process.
For more than 30 years, Susan has advocated for her clients at the trial court level and on appeal. She has obtained favorable results in disputes over ownership and valuation of businesses, patents and other intellectual property, and a variety of other subject areas. She is admitted to practice in Oregon, Washington, California, and in numerous federal courts, including the Federal Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Susan received her J.D. from the University of California – Berkeley Law School (Boalt Hall) in 1977. She received her undergraduate degree from Portland State University in 1974 with a BA in Arts and Letters, and a minor in Economics. After earning an Arabic Language Certificate at the Bourguiba Institute of Modern Languages in Tunis, Tunisia, she served as Associate Country Director for the Peace Corps in Yemen.
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Susan has written reference resources for lawyers, including the Oregon State Bar's Barbooks chapters on "Jurisdiction, Removal and Remand," "Statutes of Limitations and Statutes of Repose," and "Special Writs: Writ of Review and Quo Warranto." She has given instructive presentations to lawyers on shareholder derivative actions, business valuation disputes, and various other litigation and appellate topics.
Susan serves on the board of the Multnomah Bar Foundation and is a member of the amicus committee of the Oregon Association of Defense Counsel. She has served on the boards of the Lawyers Campaign for Equal Justice, which raises money to support legal aid services for indigent Oregonians, the national Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and the Multnomah Bar Association. Susan served on the Local Rules Advisory Committee for the US District Court of Oregon for a decade and chaired the committee for three years.
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- James v. Clackamas County, 353 Or 431 (2013). Represented Clackamas County in obtaining Oregon Supreme Court's reversal of trial court judgment regarding retirement benefits.
- FLIR Systems, Inc. v. Gambaro, 486 Fed Appx 878 (Fed Cir 2012). Represented publicly traded company in obtaining Federal Circuit's affirmance of trial court judgment dismissing patent infringement claim.
- Confidential arbitration (2010). Successfully represented closely held company in dispute over business valuation in forced buy-out of shareholder under ORS 60.095.
- Ram Tech, Inc. v. Koresko, 346 Or 215 (2009). Represented closely held business and its owners in obtaining Oregon Supreme Court's reversal of trial court judgment dismissing fraud claim.
- Albrecht v. Justices of the Oregon Supreme Court, 2007 WL 3283694 (D. Or.) Represented manager of regulatory services of the Oregon State Bar against claim by disbarred lawyer that his constitutional rights were violated in disbarment process.
- Fields v. Coe Manufacturing Company, USDC (Oregon), No. CV 02 1025 AA and Fields v. Three Cities Research, Inc. et al., No CV 02 975 AA (2005). Successfully represented former CEO and sole shareholder in dispute over his sale of the company.
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- "Advance agreements reduce chance of succession battles," Portland Business Journal (© 2010).
- "Downstream: Negligence can cause liability to strangers," Portland Business Journal (© 2008).
- "Let's Keep Politics Out of the Courts," 67- OCTOBER Or. St. Bull. 70 (© 2006).
- "Safeguarding our local charities' funds," Oregon Business Magazine (© 2005).
- "Business Break-ups," for the Oregon State Bar's Business Law Section CLE (November 5, 2015).
- "The Anatomy of a Derivative Action," a Multnomah Bar Association Continuing Legal Education program.
- "Valuation Disputes in Commercial Cases: Litigation Strategy and Expert Advice," a Multnomah Bar Association Legal Education program (June 8, 2011).
- "Critical Issues in Arbitration," an Oregon State Bar Continuing Legal Education program (October 7, 2010).
- 2007 OADC Fall Seminar- "Appellate Update," sponsored by the Oregon Association of Defense Counsel (November 2007).
- 2006 Oregon Health Law Update- "Clarke v. OHSU: The Broader Implications," sponsored by the Oregon Bar Association (December 1, 2006).
- Community Planning Day- "Disaster Planning: Lessons Learned from Katrina," sponsored by the City of Portland Planning and Angelo Planning Group (November 2, 2006).
- "Forum on Oregon Constitutional Amendment 40″ Sponsored by the Oregon State Bar and American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (October 18, 2006).
- Sustainable Land Use & Measure 37 Symposium, "The State of the Litigation," Sponsored by the Journal of Litigation (October 7, 2005).
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The spiny lobster fishery around the Mahe Plateau November - December 1993: presentation, results and analysis
Jacques, R.M.
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This report reviews the catch assessment survey, conducted by staff of the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA), of the spiny lobster fishery on the Mahe Plateau during the 1993 fishing season. Following the recommendations made after the 1992 fishing season, the fishery was reopened in 1993 for two months, November and December. The monitoring programme set up in 1992 was continued to gather more information on the spiny lobster so as to improve the management of this resource around the Mahe Plateau. A total of 28 licenses were issued (compared to 38 in 1992); 16 on Mahe, 6 on Praslin and 6 on La Digue. Licensed fishing unit comprised an average of three men. Snorkelling was used by 24 fishing units as the only catching method, while 2 fishing units combined snorkelling with the use of traps. One fishing unit used scuba diving as the fishing method and declared no lobsters caught during the 3 fishing trips. One fishing unit was licensed in December and apparently didn't fish. Over .....
PublisherVictoria: Seychelles Fishing Authority
Document Languageen
Spatial CoverageMahé plateau, Seychelles
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The Avoca Project takes place over 10 years (2005-2015) and includes land works, exhibitions, performances, film showings, concerts and symposia
Flooded House 2011
Illuminate Bath, England, January 2015
Mons 2015, European Capital of Culture Festival, June, 2015
IMMEDIATIONS: Art, Media and Event (2014-20)
Ongoing research project with Australian and International partners, led by Professors Erin Manning and Brian Massumi, The Sense Lab, Concordia University, Montreal
Uncle Vanya in Avoca
Over 2 days, 1 night on 22nd, 23rd March 2015
Directed by Bagryana Popov at Watford House and garden
In association with the Castlemaine Festival
The Avoca Project has been Lead Organization for Avoca Chinese Garden: Small Town Transformations, a grant of $350,000 from Regional Arts Victoria to the town to create a Chinese garden in recognition of the current silence around the history of the many Chinese people who lived and worked there during the gold rush in the 1850's and afterwards.
The Garden of Fire and Water, officially opened on October 11th, 2014 is was created by Lindy Lee (lead artist), Mel Ogden (designer and project manager), Martin Wynne (soil expert), with Lyndal Jones as Artistic Director for the garden and associated events, supported by a large committee of local residents, chaired by Jane Howe.
Beginnings, April, 2013 The garden of Fire and water, October 2014
Opening celebrations at the Chinese garden and at Watford House
IMMEDIATIONS: Art, Media and Event (2014-20)
The School of Media and Communication at RMIT University, through The Avoca Project, is a partner with the SenseLab (a laboratory for thought in motion), Concordia University for Immediations: Art, Media and Event, a 7 year SSHRC grant (2014-2020). The objective of this large-scale partnership across Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Australia is 'to explore techniques that create emergent collectivities'.
Based at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, the SenseLab was set up by Erin Manning and Brian Massumi as "an international network of artists and academics, writers and makers, from a wide diversity of fields, working together at the crossroads of philosophy, art, and activism". RMIT through The Avoca Project is contributing to the research by hosting the grant partners in November 2014 for an open collaborative project requiring a responsive approach to the ecology of the house/site.
This work, first created on-site in 2010, as a projection of an ark onto Watford House and a performance with 140 artists and townspeople dressed up as animals queuing to enter, set out to investigate the possibility of play as a means to prepare for disaster.
This work was adapted for exhibition at the Sydney Biennale in 2012 and then again for both Illuminate Bath, England and Festival of Mons, Cultural Capital of Europe, Belgium in two new versions in 2015.
Rehearsing Catastrophe: The Ark in Avoca from Lyndal Jones on Vimeo.
Rehearsing Catastrophe; the Ark in Avoca documentary video
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PROPOSITIONS FOR AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE (off-site exhibitions)
Works in this series include
Whispering Wall, Mockridge Fountain, City Square, Melbourne then for 'In the Balance: Art for a Changing World' MCA Sydney in 2010,
Noel – video work for 'Figuring Landscapes: Artists Moving Image from Australia and the UK' Tate Modern, London, ACMI Melbourne 2009-10,
Water Table, sculptural installation, RMIT University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 2009,
The Avoca Project (website and photographs) for 'Ecologies' The Contemporary, Lismore City Gallery, Lismore, NSW 2009,
The Swiss House, group exhibition curated by L. Jones, Project Space/Spare Room, RMIT University, with Nigel Frayne, Aldo Iacobelli, Antoni Jach, Mel Ogden, Longin Sarnecki, Ben Speth, Gosia Wlodarczak, 2008
The Bridge of No Return, (photo/sound installation) Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne 2008,
The Axe Murder Incident, 'DMZ 2005', (video installation) DMZ, South Korea 2005,
Tears for What Was Done (sculptural installation with drums, water, neon) in Darwin With Tears, survey exhibition throughout ACCA, Melbourne, 2008
Watford House hosts International and Australian artists by invitation to create works 'in conversation with' the house. Most have created large-scale works on-site or in the town.
Artists-in-residence to date have included:
Bagryana Popov and performers for Uncle Vanya in Avoca (study 2014, performance, 2015), Lindy Lee and Mel Ogden, then Wang Zheng-Ting and Margie Kay for the Avoca Chinese Garden, Natalie Jerimijenko, Linda Jackson, Carl Michael von Hauswolff, Jane Prophet and Nic Lowe to create individual projects, Megan Evans and Gayle Maddigan, Yutako Shindo, Jill Orr and Fiona Harrisson to create works for the Avoca Eco Festival in 2009.
Artists who have exhibited in exhibitions at Watford House or about the project include:
Terri Bird, Kim Donaldson, Dominique Dunstan, Lesley Duxbury, Katarina Frank, David Harley, Lily Hibberd, Antoni Jach, Aldo Iacobelli, Dean Keep, Ash Keating, Tamara Marwood, Longin Sarnecki, Julie Shiels, Simone Slee, Ben Speth, Brie Trenery, Gosia Wlodarczak.
About Lyndal Jones
The Avoca Project is based on expertise gathered through contributions to cultural innovation as art for the last thirty years. Lyndal Jones first provided important developments in the discourse around Feminism in Australia with her AT HOME series (1977 - 80), and then issues of empowerment more generally with her internationally recognised performance-art works (Engberg, 1996), her development of interactive video works as art installations (first exhibited in 1983) and the writings that have accompanied these projects.
She has been recognised for this research by the two most prestigious awards given in Australia – the Australian Artists Creative Fellowship from the Australian Government (1993 – 1996) and selection to represent Australia at the 2001 Venice Biennale, arguably the most important art event on the international calendar.
In 2008 she exhibited Darwin with Tears, a survey exhibition of her ten-year project FROM THE DARWIN TRANSLATIONS (1992-98); combined with TEARS FOR WHAT WAS DONE, (2003–2005) throughout the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), Melbourne. This work, an original contribution to analysis of Charles Darwin's work on sexual selection, is the subject of an extensive accompanying catalogue/book written with Sue Cramer.
Her earlier research includes a 10 year series THE PREDICTION PIECES (1981- 1991) with works that examine ways in which we address the future by developing strategies for hope and engagement through play. The archive of this project is held by the MCA, Sydney
Click here for full CV
Of Note
In 2008, The Avoca Project was nominated for the 01SJ Prix Green for Environmental
Art, 01SJ Biennial San Jose USA
In 2013 it was one of 5 artworks cited on the Regional Arts Victoria website as a model example of a contemporary artwork that has been transformational in its effect on a community. For further information: http://smalltowns.rav.net.au/author/homeiswherethehallis/
The Central Goldfields town of Avoca is two hour's drive from Melbourne and 45 minutes from Ballarat, at the crossroads of the Pyreness and Sunraysia Highways, and is located in the Pyrenees Ranges, amidst some of Victoria's best wineries.
Avoca Project address:
16 Dundas Street, Avoca 3467 Victoria
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Named after the celebrated man himself, this not-to-be-missed museum holds a collection of amazingly virile and lively group portraits by the Golden Age painter, depicting the merrymaking civic guards and congregating regents for which he became world famous. The building itself is one of the town's smarter hofjes: an entire block of almshouses grouped around an attractive courtyard. In the 17th century this was a home for elderly men, an oudemannenhuis, so it is only fitting that their cottages now form a sequence of galleries for the paintings of Hals and other 17th-century masters of the Haarlem School, along with period furniture, antique silver, and ceramics.
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