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Language(s): Spanish
Keyword(s):Socio-Cultural Aspects of Electroacoustic Music
In this chapter is an essay that touches upon social and historical issues concerning the past and the future of music. The essay presents a zigzag of facts and dates, reflecting the author's own contemporary approach to musical composition and the arts.
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Dimas de Melo Pimenta, Emanuel (1999). El futuro de la música del futuro

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Albright, Franklin D. "Frank" Jr., Roselawn
Black, Jean A. (nee Henry), 86, Arvada, Colo.
Fortener, Carol L. (nee Yaskulski), 68, Whiting
Franko, Kathleen M., 65, Crown Point
Graziani, Dorothy (Udowski), 83, Hammond
Helm, Leona (Alice), 86, East Chicago
Hines, Norman W., 84
Klimek, Robert "Rob", 48, Lake Station
Lizotte, Robert H., 86, Miller
Miller, Dennis C. "D.C.", 72, Lowell
Nastovski, Jordan, 81, Crown Point
Nowak, Walter J. Jr., 66, Formerly of Hegewisch
Schlienz, Mary (Kovac)
Schoppel, Janet R., 62, Formerly of Valparaiso
Seward, Joyce M., 71, Hobart
Smith, Nora K., 58, Merrillville
White, Margaret A. "Peggy", 86, Valparaiso
Albright, Franklin D. "Frank" Jr., of Roselawn, passed away May 20. Visitation 10 a.m. to time of services at 1 p.m. Saturday at 1st Baptist Church of Roselawn. Frazier Funeral Home of DeMotte in charge of arrangements.
Franko, Kathleen M., 65, of Crown Point, passed away May 21. Visitation 2 p.m. to time of memorial services at 4 p.m. Saturday at Burns Funeral Home, Crown Point. White Funeral Home, 219-924-4100 in charge of arrangements.
Klimek, Robert "Rob", 48, of Lake Station, passed away May 19. Visitation 2 to 8 p.m. May 28 at Burns Funeral Home, Hobart. Services at 10 a.m. May 29 at the funeral home.
Lizotte, Robert H., 86, of Miller, passed away May 22. Burns Funeral Home, Hobart in charge of private arrangements.
Smith, Nora K., 58, of Merrillville, formerly of Valparaiso, passed away May 21. Visitation 2 p.m. to time of memorial services at 5 p.m. Friday at Burns Funeral Home, Hobart.


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Healing, through live music performances. Giving Music is a (501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable group.
Giving Music is a 501(c)3 charity dedicated to bringing live music to care facilities and social service agencies. We are staffed by music, medical and social service professionals who are dedicated to bringing the joy and healing powers of music to nursing homes, hospitals, VA centers and shelters at no cost. Our volunteer musicians and singers have performed for thousands of residents at more than a hundred care facilities.


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CONTINUED REVIEW: Please, know what you're about to put your child through and pick a different school. If you're in this parish you're in the same public school system as my sisters and its fantastic! Consider a different option. I already love my unborn children too much to send them to any Catholic gradeschool, especially St. Andrew's school. -Submitted by alum
CONTINUED REVIEW: This school was downright terrible! I graduated from this school in 2010 and have vowed to not let another person enter that school without knowing exactly what they are getting into. I have a large family, all raised in a Catholic setting, all five of my younger sister had to transfer out of the school due to bullying, lack of teacher ability, and many more. I'll start with bullying, yes all children have experienced bullies, unless of course they are the bully, but this is different. I'll give an example of what my sister had to endure; she went to the bathroom, four girls, three who she thought to be her friend and one known bully, followed her in there. She went into a stall and they proceeded to talk about how weird, disgusting and unusual she was.
School was not good for my child. Teacher yelled most of the time. Seemed like they were not trained. More emphasis on religion than academics. My child learned more at home than in the classroom. Parent association was very active, but if you are not a part of the parish, then forget about it. School made you feel like an outsider paying higher tuition and getting treated less than favorable to others that are associated with the church.
St. Andrew's provides a safe and secure learning enviroment for my daughter. She is doing exceptionally well and loves her new school.
I am an alumni of St. Andrew and chose to send my children there as well. The teachers are dedicated, highly skilled and creative and make learning fun. The principal is hands on and supportive of his staff and students alike. The families are welcoming and the community is warm and friendly. We couldn't have picked a better school for our children.
In my opinion Saint Andrew school is one of the best. Both in academics and social tolerence and exceptance. The teachers are dedicated, and the students proud of the school. Hard to turn out a bad kid from this school. The new principle is as dedicated as they come, his pride and values show everywhere.
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Surprising Conclusions from London Java Community JCP Survey
The London Java Community, London's most famous Java meetup, published the results of their survey about the Java Community Process that expose some surprising trends. The LJC, represented by member Ben Evans, currently holds one of the 24 seats on the JCP Executive Committee, and the LJC has been very active in promoting their "Adopt A JSR" initiative promoting community support for the JCP.
Adopt a JSR Follow-up Online Meeting Tomorrow
Following a first online call on January 18th, involving over 40 JUG leaders/members from around the world, the people behind the 'Adopt a JSR' program are hosting a follow up online meeting on Wednesday February 27th.
JCP Reform Continues as London Java Community and CloudBees Win Seats on Executive Committee
The results are in for the JCP 2012 elections, with the London Java Community re-elected and PaaS provider CloudBees being elected for the first time in the open vote. Following the vote, the SE/EE and ME Executive Committees will be merged into a single Executive Committee, which will start to focus on the thorny matter of IP issues.


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Krueger Takes on the 'War on Women'
Sen. Liz Krueger has long been an advocate for women's rights in Albany, so she's accustomed to fighting for laws that protect them. But even as a seasoned advocate, she's especially concerned with the tenor and direction of those debates over the past several years, which is why she convened a panel to bring together people on the front lines of the battle.
Krueger was joined on April 24 at the CUNY Graduate Center by Amy Richards, writer and activist; Joe Rollins, executive officer of the Political Science Department at the CUNY Graduate Center; Shelby Knox, director of women's rights at Change.org; and Jamia Wilson, vice president of programs at the Women's Media Center. Each was invited to speak about what they feel are currently the biggest threats to women's rights and how concerned citizens can combat them.
"We should take nothing for granted," Krueger told the audience of over 100 people. "If we don't make a stand, if we don't push the envelope as far as we can back in the opposite direction, if we don't continue our fight to make progress, then we could wake up another year and a half from now in this country going, 'Oh my god, we thought 2012 was bad, who imagined this could happen here?' But this can happen here."
The panelists offered different viewpoints on and tactics for dealing with threats to women's rights. Amy Richards emphasized the need to view men as equal to women and to challenge entrenched notions of traditional masculinity.
"As much as there's a war on women, there's a protection of men and a protection of masculinity," Richards said. "There was this glimmer in 2008—Biden was crying, and Obama was saying he was going to go to his daughter's soccer games, and Wall Street was failing and we realized those guys weren't that smart anyway, and wars weren't working, and I think we had to look inside ourselves and say, why have we overvalued these institutions and these things? Unfortunately the crack got repaired quickly and we were back to things as usual."
She also pointed out that not everyone agrees that there is a "war on women," and that dialogue has to include discussions of how men are viewed as much as how women are viewed in order to be productive—and that, she said, includes allowing men to fill roles like childcare and running a household that are traditionally filled by women.
Joe Rollins provided some legal perspective, pointing to recent legal cases that demonstrate established sexism even in the judicial system. One example was a case in which a Pennsylvania prosecutor charged teenage girls with possession of child pornography for possessing photos of themselves, in silly poses wearing only bras, on their cell phones; the photos were stolen by male classmates and distributed without the girls' consent, and the boys were not charged with any crimes.
"What these cases illustrate are the ways that women are punished for exercising agency and taking control of their own bodies, and in the circulate representations thereof," said Rollins. "The bigger problem here lies with the question of who gets to control the terms of that circulation."
Jamia Wilson spoke about the need to change cultural views by having open discussions with those on the opposite political spectrum; while Shelby Knox, who has been involved in feminist causes since she was 14, pointed out that the movement is alive and strong, but it has moved from 1960s-style marches into other forums.
"Young women are not apathetic; in fact we're pretty pissed off," Knox said. "If you want to see young feminists, go online."
All of the panelists agreed that the most effective way to challenge limits to women's rights is for women as well as men to keep talking about women's rights.
"We're told, 'Why are you bothering to do that, we don't need 21st century law protecting reproductive rights in New York state. After all, we have Roe v. Wade, leave us alone,' " Krueger said of the culture in Albany. Resolutions that mention reproductive health are often categorized of "too controversial," she said.
Krueger is currently sponsoring nine different bills related to women's health and women's rights, including pay equity, access to contraception, paid family leave, reasonable accommodation for pregnant women and the Reproductive Health Act.
"We need new tools," said Krueger. "We need the next generation to be helping us understand how you wage this war in 2012, how you use the new forms of media and the new forms of communication to spread the word to get more and more people involved."
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43 Crawford Ln has a Walk Score of 51 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Nautilus Park, Long Hill Park and Washington Park.
Nearby schools include Mary Morrisson School, Pleasant Valley School and New London Clinical Day Program.
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Alphabetical List of Bed and Breakfast Inns in Kentucky
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If you are looking for a specific bed and breakfast inn in Kentucky you once visited or heard about and know the first letter of the name, use the links above to search. Every B&B that is a member of the Kentucky Association of Bed & Breakfasts is listed alphabetically.
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A Storybook InnPhone: 859-879-9993
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Thirty (30) acre farm approx. four (4) miles from Hodgenville, KY. Raise and sell square bales of Alfalfa and Alfalfa/Orchard grass hay for horse industry. Kentucky Farm Stay Bed and Breakfast featuring 5 Guest Rooms.
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The suspect: An Oreo cookie aka. Milk siren
The mission: Avoid the Oreo at all costs.Deflect its hypnotizing song.
Leave the house uncompromised.
suspected working its magic all morning since 3 a.m. the unearthly pull towards the cupboard was almost overwhelming. audio hallucinations started, attempting to talk me into a compromise.I deflected with a distraction technique, take out the trash.
I was able to avoid the cookie escape without it compromising my day.
:) all joking aside I really feel that it's inappropriate to keep trigger foods inside the house. I have a terrible problem with sugar. unfortunately I'm living with my parents as I finish my degree and I can't really dictate what they buy and keep in the cupboards. for me it's like walking a minefield every morning. you wouldn't keep a complete open bar in the presence of an ex alcoholic, or pain medication Within Reach or someone who had abused vicodin. so how come its rational to keep the trigger foods like sweets and candies within reach of a food addict?
I know it's about willpower. but you don't see anybody walking into an AA meeting with a bottle of hooch.
I wonder if I could just beg my parents not to stalk house with junk, or hide it so that I don't see it and not tell me about it... ever.
I'll try to see if I can strike up a compromise I'll post you guys on the mission impossible later.
I cleared out all my blogs because in 90% of them I'm bitching.
it's natural to be cranky as Fudge, and I for one do not take weight loss as a walk in the park with daisies.
With that said I know I have the propensity to loose my sh-itaki mushrooms if I gain one bloody lb in a day or two days. Water weight drives me nuts and I have a horrible day if I don't lose and I tend to break rules and eat bad things "just once" when I lose consistently.
I reset all my goals and I will weigh myself once a darn week. I figure if I do everything I say I'm doing and I stick to my guns, I will lose. End of story.
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Options for Breast Cancer Survivors With Genetic Mutations
Feb. 1, 2000 (Baltimore) -- In a study of women with a genetic predisposition to breast cancer who have already been diagnosed with the malignancy once, researchers have found that these women may benefit from surgical removal of the unaffected breast, removal of the ovaries, and/or treatment with tamoxifen. These therapies may result in increased life expectancy in women with breast cancer and genetic mutations.
"The utility of this study is that it takes a lot of data ? and provides a springboard for discussion between physicians and their patients," says Deborah Schrag, MD, lead author of the study, in an interview with WebMD. The study is based on mathematics, and as such is not able to provide data on observed clinical benefit, according to Schrag. The results are published in the Feb. 2 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2, are associated with an increased risk of breast cancer when they undergo mutations, thus often leading to several women in one family with the disease.
Schrag and colleagues at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston wanted to assess how well various interventions would affect the chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer again in women with BRCA mutations. The researchers compared removal of the unaffected breast, removal of the ovaries, tamoxifen therapy, a combination of tamoxifen therapy with either of the two surgical therapies or with both, or simply careful watching.
The study shows that compared with careful watching alone, a 30 year-old early-stage breast cancer patient with a BRCA mutation could expect to gain 0.4 to 1.3 years of life from tamoxifen therapy, 0.2 to 1.8 years from removal of the ovaries, and 0.6 to 2.1 years from removal of the unaffected breast.
Gains in life expectancy were consistently lower for women whose cancer had spread to their lymph nodes and for older women, who would have fewer years of natural remaining life expectancy.
Schrag, who is now with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, says, "No estimate tells any patient what to do. I would say every woman I've ever seen makes these decisions based on personal preferences, but this study provides a context for discussion between a woman and her physician."
Roy Smith, MD, director of medical oversight for the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project in Pittsburgh, gave objective comment on the study to WebMD. In an interview, Smith says, "This study is entirely hypothetical and retrospective, but it is interesting. The assumptions about tamoxifen benefit are consistent with what I would predict based on our experience, but there's no substitute for clinical trials. Before I put a young woman with a BRCA mutation on five years of tamoxifen therapy, I'd want to be satisfied that it was going to be beneficial."
Even though the analysis showed the greatest benefit was for women who underwent removal of their unaffected breast, Smith says, "I'm not sure that's a very useful observation because there are so few people doing it. The Holy Grail of breast cancer research remains finding a type of intervention that is not mutilating or high risk and that can be used early on. I don't think tamoxifen is that agent, but I think there are agents in studies and under development that seem quite promising."


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October 26, 2014
Theo Maglio (Wautoma, WI/Wautoma) caught a season-high 13 passes for 160 yards and a pair of touchdowns, but the UW-Stevens Point football team fell to UW-Eau Claire Saturday, 17-14.
The Pointers (1-6, 0-4 WIAC) grabbed a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter when quarterback Mitch Beau (Fon du Lac, WI/St. Mary Springs) connected with Maglio for a 12-yard touchdown pass.
Joel Sweeney's four-yard touchdown scamper for the Blugold tied the game 7-7 just before halftime.
UWEC (3-4, 3-1 WIAC) scored on its first possession of the second half when quarterback Austin Neu found Austin Goetsch for a 29-yard touchdown pass.
Josh Albrecht's 42-yard field goal with four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter put the Blugold on top 17-7, but the Pointers struck back on their following possession as Maglio caught a nine-yard touchdown pass from Beau with 1:46 remaining.
The ensuing onside kick attempt did not travel 10 yards, and UWEC retained possession for the remainder of the game.
Beau finished the game 23-for-39 for 247 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Defensively, James Sladek (Merrill, WI/Merrill) led the Pointers with 13 tackles (nine solo, four assisted) and a forced fumble, while Aaron Karlen (Edgar, WI/Edgar) and Bo Seibel (Kewaskum, WI/Kewaskum) followed with 12 tackles apiece.
Colton Zimmerman (Iola, WI/Iola-Scandinavia) came away with an interception, and Skylar Stecker (Hilbert, WI/Hilbert) recovered a fumble.
UWSP hosts UW-Whitewater Saturday, Oct. 27. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m.
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Dental Hygiene and ALS Part 1
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Hitting the track for Sunday's NASCAR Nationwide Series STP 300, Mike Bliss earned his 10th career start at the 1.5-mile tri-oval of Chicagoland Speedway. With ample practice time, Bliss and his team were confident in their No. 19 Toyota Camry as they qualified 14th for the third annual event. As the track got hotter, Bliss' comfort went away as he fought an ill-handling can and made two clutch saves during the 200 lap event resulting in a 19th place finish.
During a late race gamble, Crew Chief Paul Clapprood decided to keep Bliss out while most of the leaders pitted for tires and fuel. At a venue where track position is key, the call put Bliss in second position for the restart. Fresher tires prevailed tough and Bliss slid into seventh position by lap 130. While racing in the top-10, Bliss' Toyota got loose and he was forced to chase it up the track, lightly scraping the wall with his right rear and sending his No. 19 Camry sideways through traffic. With no caution displayed, Bliss' veteran instincts came in to play as he gained control and proceeded to race in the 16th position.
As the NASCAR Nationwide Series drivers set into a long green flag run they began conserving on fuel. Bliss and Clapprood knew they
were going to be short on fuel, so they made the decision to bring the No. 19 down pit road. Racing off turn three to make the abrupt entrance to pit road, Bliss experienced trouble slowing his Camry down fast enough to make the commitment cones. Consequently, the caution came out and Bliss had to tame his Toyota in order to continue around the 1.5-mile track.
This was the break most teams were looking for. Bliss refueled and got back on track, restarting in 17th position. As the third annual race resumed with 23 laps remaining Bliss slipped two positions but hung on to finish 19th.
"I was very fortunate that no one hit me during the mid-race spin," said Bliss. "My car was doing a lot of things; both loose and tight throughout the race. My guys worked really hard and I appreciate their effort. I wish we could have finished better."
Bliss' 19th place finish at Chicagoland Speedway marks his 15th top-20 finish in 18 races. He still maintains the 13th spot in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Driver Point Standings. Bliss and his team will reintroduce the No. 19 Tweaker Energy Shot Camry as they charge into Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Saturday's Nationwide Series 250.


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No Right or Wrong Cube
You need to understand that the structure of the cube isn't as important as the way the game is played. There is no right or wrong answers in the Cube. What is important is that you should be able to think on your feet and come up with plausible and interesting interpretations to any of the answers that your target gives.
How It is played
You: have you ever played the Cube. (she is bound to reply in the negative) … ok, so I will ask you a few simple questions and once I done I will know all about you. Before we start… Do you think you have good visualization skills…In other words are you imaginative?
Her: errr….Yes.
You: Good. Now imagine that you are in a desert. (I prefer using landscapes with as little distraction as possible like deserts or snow covered mountains). And in the desert there is a cube. What is it made of? What size is it? (Optional Questions: What color is it? Is it hollow or filled? If filled what is it filled with? Is it lying on the ground or floating in air?)
Next you see a ladder. Where is it in relation to the cube? How big is it? What is it made of? How many rungs does it have?
Next you see flowers. How many are there? Where are they in relation to the cube? What color are they?
Next you see a horse. What does it look like? Where is it in relation to the cube? Is it wild or tame? Does it have a settle? What is it doing?
Next you see a storm. How big is it? Is it near or near or far from the cube? Does it look menacing or mild?
Once you have asked all the questions and probed her for the answers (you will need to lead her a bit with suggestions. Don't let her answer the questions mechanically. I had once asked a girl what her cube was made of, she instantly replied ice. Don't accept such answers) you can tell her the meaning of the various things saw in her scenery. They are:
Cube = The Self Ladder = Her Friends Flowers = Represent the place of children in her life Horse = Her Ideal Lover Storm = Her Challenges and Problems
These are some of the interpretations that you can draw from her answers. I am only providing the basic interpretation and expect my readers to be flowery in their speech when they interpret the answers
The Cube itself
Tiny cube => The girl feels insignificant or ignored. You can also interpret her personality as being modest, unassuming and reserved.
Cube resting on the ground => Is realistic in her dreams and goals - has no flowery flights of fancy. Conversely if her cube is levitated or flying you can you can describe her as being a dreamer or an idealist with lofty albeit slightly unrealistic ambitions.
Cube far away in the distance => Feels left behind or blames life for not treating her with fairness.
Cube made of solid material => has a strong, well ground personality, with pride and lots of self worth.
Cube made of gold or other precious material => Egoistic, thinks she is worth a Queens's ransom.
Cube made of glass or transparent material => Considers herself chaste and pure
Long, strong ladder with several rungs => She has a big social circle, and lots of supportive and understanding friends. You can further interpret her answer by describing her as having an outgoing amicable personality. Ladder made of some odd material => Feels that all her friends and relatives are weird and can't understand her at all.
Ladder with few rungs (but made of solid material) => has a close knit social circle
Ladder in a less than good condition => Has trouble trusting her friends or feels that they take undue advantage of her goodness.
Ladder leaning against cube => Thinks of herself as a bit of martyr or one who always goes out of her way to help her friends.
Ladder on top of cube => Feels oppressed in the company of her friends. She thinks of them as dominating and overbearing.
Ladder much bigger than cube => feels small and neglected in her social circle
THE FLOWERS: Number of flowers = Represents the number of children wants to have.
Flowers close to cube => The girl is maternal and protective.
Flowers far away => Doesn't want to have children anytime soon.
Flowers blooming well => Feels that she would be able to provide her children with great life.
Flowers all around/over the cube => Feels scared or overwhelmed at the prospect of having kids.
Beautiful flowers (roses, lilacs etc) => Finds children very beautiful
Strong, large horse => Wants a strong, protective man
Horse close to the cube => Wants her lover to deeply attached to her both emotionally and physically.
Horse well separated from cube => Is afraid that she might never be able to attract the right man.
Small, submissive horse => Wants a lover she can dominate or envisions being (stuck?) with a wimp
Wild horse => Wants to be with a guy with a wild independent streak (A quintessential bad boy)
Horse stomping on the cube => Has been or is afraid of being used and abused by her lovers.
Horse walking away from the cube => Feels abandoned
Storm at a distance/Small storm => Feels fairly secure at present. No major troubles in her life.
Storm approaching => Is afraid that her life will be soon be overrun by the unpredictable forces of past karma.
Storm receding => Has recently faced and overcome some serious difficulties.
Huge malevolent storm hovering over the cube => Feels her life is in deep shit
Its a pretty cool psychoanalysis game - i think the name for the type is kokology.


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"Sound Studies: A Discipline?": Sound Signatures Winter School, Amsterdam, January 2014
Has the ever-nascent field of sound studies finally "grown up"? After years of intellectual development and a constantly growing body of work, including quite a few classic texts and books, it has been rapidly establishing an identity of its own, independent from the many "parent" disciplines from which it originated. As with any teenager, this process of maturation comes with a dose of self-searching and, indeed, some navel-gazing. But are we ready to acknowledge sound studies as its own discipline?
At the first conference of the European Sound Studies Organization (ESSA) in Berlin in October 2013, a heated debate followed an otherwise routine announcement. The preliminary title for the second installment of the conference: "Sound Studies: A Discipline?" was not going to make it to Copenhagen in June 2014. Although the question mark suggested playfulness, many audience members either did not like the idea of an entire conference devoted to the meta-discussion on the pros and cons of interdisciplinarity or were not prepared to consider sound studies as a discipline at the first place.
Eventually, the Copenhagen conference was safely re-named "Sound Studies: Mapping the Field." The discussion in Berlin however, continued at the opening session of the Sound Signatures Winter School in Amsterdam in early 2014. Co-organizer Mara Mills asked whether the publication of such anthologies as The Sound Studies Reader in 2012 and The Oxford Handbook of Sound Studies in 2013 meant that sound studies was a proper discipline. Is it, she asked, moving away from its roots as an interdisciplinary field consisting of displaced scholars formerly unable to tackle questions of sound within the confines of their traditional disciplines? The ensuing five days of the Winter School answered Mill's question in a rather fittingly ambiguous way. The question remains: "Sound Studies: A Discipline?" Well, yes and no.
One of the most significant conclusions of the Winter School's thought-provoking workshops, keynotes, performances and debates was phrased by co-organizer Carolyn Birdsall during the final discussion on Friday afternoon; she had come to realize that sound studies and its older, more distinguished, but often somewhat stale brother musicology are not the adversaries one is often led to believe. A musicologist by training, I have always found sound studies' habit of explicitly not dealing with music (in conjunction with its sometimes disproportionate focus on sound art) a little tiresome; and what these five intensive days in Amsterdam convincingly showed, among other things, was that the older brother and its younger sibling can be rather complimentary.
Of course, the traditional objects and methods of the discipline of musicology—in its most dusty and clichéd form studying black dots written on paper by great men—have long been what sound studies scholars avoided. In the late 1980's, however, musicology already started moving away from this stereotype by incorporating more critical methodologies and broadening its scope. Moreover, ethno- or cultural- musicologists have been breaking the armor of Eurocentrism in mainstream musicology. Now, with the steady rise of sound studies' academic momentum, musicology is even giving up its intellectual monopoly on determining what does and what does not count as relevant research on music. The highly interdisciplinary body of knowledge developed in this mature sound studies can indeed be very useful in more conventional musicological research; likewise sound studies benefits from work conducted within the disciplinary confines of musicology.
At the Winter School, a prime example of such an exchange was Julia Kursell's keynote lecture "Motor Media: On Aural Feedback in the History of Musical Instrument Playing." Focusing on the experiments of nineteenth-century French pianist and teacher Marie Jaëll, Kursell showed how, prior to the advent of recording technology, musical instruments like the piano offered valuable points of entry into the world of sound and hearing. The piano-keyboard, Kursell argued, was not just a site of aesthetic, musical development, but was also employed as an epistemological tool in itself. Moreover, studying such historical cases also opens the door for broader questions engaging musicology, sound studies and science and technology studies.This interdisciplinary overlap allows for discussions of the body politics of music teaching as well as the didactics of a specific aesthetic regime in a particular social milieu.
Other sessions that explicitly dealt with music included Stephen Amico's lecture combining sound studies, media studies and the "discipline formerly known as ethnomusicology" to discuss ethical difficulties facing ethnographic sound archivists. This discussion about the ownership and right of use of the recordings in such archives was among the most refreshing and timely raised through the week. On a much lighter note, Ashley Burgoyne's Workshop "What Can You Learn from a Music Game?" represented yet another rapidly developing interdisciplinary field of music research: the study of music cognition.
Recently, after returning from the aforementioned ESSA conference in Copenhagen, Marcel Cobussen predicted in a Facebook update that "in 10-15 years from now, musicology will be a subspecies of sound studies." He might be right, but rather than a "sub-discipline," why not envision a continuum from "old-fashioned" musicology, via the much broader field of music studies towards the broader field of sound studies. As such, sound studies would maintain its interdisciplinary status as a field, rather than a discipline, allowing for engagement with the knowledge that has been produced and is still produced in musicology proper and music studies more generally.
It is up to a new generation, raised as sound studies natives, to further the developments toward such an exchange of scholarship. Judging by the presentations, workshops, performances, and most tellingly, student presentations, during these five days in Amsterdam, this will undoubtedly happen. Notwithstanding the very broad scope of topics and approaches, backgrounds and interests, among participants and presenters there was the tacit acknowledgement of communality in the one thing they all shared: a profound interest in sound in the broadest sense of the word that needed very little justification. Initiatives like this Winter School and its upcoming second installment in the form of a Summer School in Berlin leave one with an optimistic outset of the intellectual potential of the young field of sound studies; it forges interdisciplinary connections by virtue of the common interest in an object–sound–that is simultaneously a very specific and seemingly endless scope of scholarly possibilities.
Perhaps the most telling example of this bright future was the fact that the keynote by Jonathan Sterne, without question the week's big star, author of one of the founding books in the field, was a nice historical overview of the concept of the "soundscape," although offering few new insights or questions. If anything, this unusually low-key performance from a very impressive scholar, underlined the most inspiring aspect of the Sound Signatures Winter School: there is still much to be done, and, as this very blog has been consistently showing since 2009, a new generation of sound scholars is already doing it. Therefore, I am looking forward to hearing our next generation of scholars weighing in on the question: "Sound Studies: A Discipline?" in the forthcoming discussion in Berlin. With an impressive, diverse and exciting program I'm sure I won't be disappointed.
Melle Jan Kromhout is PhD-Fellow at the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, University of Amsterdam. His research project entitled "Noise Identities" focuses on the revaluation of noise in recorded sound and music. The project aims to develop noise identities as a concept for assessing the relation between recording media and musical significance. He presented his work at conferences around the globe and published several articles including "'Over the Ruined Factory There's a Funny Noise': Throbbing Gristle and the mediatized roots of noise in/as music" (2011), "As Distant and Close as Can Be. Lo-fi Recording: Site-specificity and (In)authenticity" (2012), "An Exceptional Purity of Sound: Noise Reduction Technology and the Inevitable Noise of Sound Recording" (2014) and "'Antennas Have Long Since Invaded Our Brains': Listening to the 'Other Music' in Friedrich Kittler" (forthcoming, 2015). More information on www.mellekromhout.nl
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Listen in as Eric Leonardson and Monica Ryan celebrate World Listening Day 2014 by reflecting on the work of R. Murray Schafer and the World Soundscape Project. Interviewees Professor Sabine Breitsameter of Hochschule Darmstadt (Germany) and Professor Barry Truax of Simon Fraser University (Canada) discuss the impact of Schafer's ideas and offer commentary on contemporary threads within the field of Acoustic Ecology. How does does Acoustic Ecology help us to think through today's complex environments and how can listeners like you make a difference?
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Eric Leonardson is a Chicago-based audio artist and teacher. He has devoted a majority of his professional career to unorthodox approaches to sound and its instrumentation with a broad understanding of texture, atmosphere and microtones. He is President of the World Forum for Acoustic Ecology and founder of the Midwest Society for Acoustic Ecology, and Executive Director of the World Listening Project. Leonardson is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Sound at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Monica Ryan is an instructor and audio artist from Chicago. Currently her work explores spatialized sound recording and playback techniques along with interactive sound environments. She teaches in several institutions in Chicago, including The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Columbia College.
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This podcast provokes Jonathan Sterne to jam on the history of Sound Studies, critique the soundscape, and talk about MP3s. That said, it was really just a way to talk about his super-cool music projects (really, check them out!). Aaron Trammell interviews Jonathan Sterne, and digs deep into the questions at the core of our discipline.
Jonathan Sterne teaches in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies and the History and Philosophy of Science Program at McGill University. He is author of The Audible Past: Cultural Origins of Sound Reproduction (Duke, 2003), MP3: The Meaning of a Format (Duke 2012); and numerous articles on media, technologies and the politics of culture. He is also editor of The Sound Studies Reader (Routledge, 2012). Visit his website at http://sterneworks.org.
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This podcast was made possible through different individuals and institutions dedicated to the histories of Santa Ana. The Santa Ana Public Library partnered with Cal State Fullerton's Grand Central Art Center and the Studio for Southern California History to train teens to collect oral histories from the Townsend/Raitt neighborhood. Project mentors trained youth participants to collect, archive, and share the underreported stories of survival from one the nation's most at-risk communities. Over the course of 12 months the participants recorded video interviews with survivors of violence. Community impactful projects like this are made possible through the generous support of foundations, corporate sponsorships, and the generosity of individuals who believe in the mission and purpose of such collaborative efforts. This collaboration with Santa Ana Public Library has been fortunate to receive support from a Cal Humanities 2013 Community Stories grant, but additional funding and in-kind support is needed to realize this project, as well as other projects in the works, to their fullest and most positive impactful outcomes.
Manuel "Manny" Escamilla – Is the archivist for the Santa Ana History Room at the Santa Ana Public Library. He received an AA from Santa Ana College in 2006, a BA in History from UC Berkeley in 2008, and is in the first year of his MLIS at UCLA as an Inland Empire LEADS fellow. He has interned the Emma Goldman Papers at UC Berkeley, the Special Collections Department at UCI, and the Chicano Research Center at UCLA. With the aid of a 2008 McNair Scholarship, Manny organized an independent research project at the U.K. National Archives in London. As the archivist for the Santa Ana History Room he has concentrated on increasing the archives collection of historically underrepresented minorities and creating innovative youth outreach programming for the 'Teen Community Historians.' As a 2010 Eureka fellow he completed the "Our Lives Our History" project that helped youth volunteers collect 35 oral history interviews of recent immigrants from various states of Mexico. He is currently the Project Director for 'The Raitt Street Chronicles: A Survivors' Oral History' and the upcoming 'Santa Ana Civic Archive: Connecting Future Leaders to their Community's Civic Past.' Additionally he serves as the Programming Chair for UCLA's Student Chapter of the Society of American Archivists and is an active member of OC REFORMA.
Since earning her PhD in History from the University of Southern California (USC) in 2002, Sharon Sekhon has explored the integration of critical local history into public discourse. Over 2003 – 2005, Sekhon was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Multimedia Literacy at the Annenberg Center for Communication at USC. There, she worked with faculty in developing discipline-driven, multimedia scholarship and curricula. She was the Principal Investigator for the Holiday Bowl History Project, a place-based, cross institutional online oral history project on the Holiday Bowl bowling alley in the Crenshaw neighborhood of Los Angeles. Sekhon founded the history organization the Studio for Southern California History (Studio) in 2006. The Studio uses participatory methods to create conversations about our shared spaces across Southern California. The Studio's work is showcased on the LA History Archive at www.lahistoryarchive.org. In addition, Sekhon has taught in the Department of American Studies at California State University Fullerton since 1999.
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It should actually be November 30th, 1988. I think I found some errors in Donovan Strain's calculations about when Ice Cube's "Good Day" occurred, and explain my own findings below.
I feel somewhat silly making this my first-ever Tumblr post on an account I've had open, forgotten and unused, for over a year, but I was so happy two days ago when I found all the links to his original post. I thought it was awesome, hilarious, and I was all set to celebrate on January 20th next year. But then I caught a link tonight (well, last night, by now) to another blog post about it, and saw a comment left about the beeper information being incorrect (eliminating two '88/'89 dates for being too early). I thought, "Hey, they're right: I was already in high school then and beepers weren't widespread yet, but they were around!" So I started doing some additional research and found that to be the first of three mistakes which, I believe, eliminate Donovan Strain's proposed Jan. 20, 1992 date from consideration, and I posit November 30th, 1988 as the actual "Good Day" day instead:
So what does that leave us? We return our focus to the Nov. 30, 88 and April 4, 89 dates — which, you'll recall, were eliminated solely on the basis of a false assumption about beeper availability. You're now talking about dates in the wake of the release of "Straight Outta Compton," when it was blowing up. We know Cube still lived at home with his mom during those years but you're still dealing with touring, press, MTV, etc., all of which makes it tough to nail down one of those two dates as being calm enough for Cube to have such an uneventful day. However, there's still one more heretofore unexplored clue left: after putting Kim's ass to sleep, Ice Cube had a Fatburger at 2 a.m. Now, it's nearly impossible to know now what the operating schedule was for an unknown Fatburger over twenty years ago, one thing is true for the vast majority of Fatburgers across the L.A. metro area: they close at midnight or earlier Sunday-Thursday, but stay open a couple hours later on Friday and Saturday nights. And what does a calendar tell us? That April 4, 1989 was a Tuesday. (For the record, Jan. 20, 1992 was a Monday, and so is eliminated by the Fatburger timing in addition to the reasons above; Jan. 18, 1991 was indeed a Friday, but I believe it to be eliminated most conclusively by Kim's pregnancy.)
November 30, 1988, though… Nov. 30, '88 was a Friday (*EDIT*: actually, it wasn't; oops! See my follow-up post for an explanation — and why it doesn't matter!). The day when Cube could grab a Fatburger at 2 a.m. The day earliest in his relationship with Kim — when referring to her as someone he'd been trying to fuck since the twelfth grade would be the most relevant; when getting paged and then dropping her off elsewhere would still make sense; before her accepting his marraige proposal and giving birth to his son would make his speaking flippantly about their sex life like that even more awkward and uncomfortable…
November 30, 1988 was the REAL date of Ice Cube's good day.
(P.S. We will conveniently overlook the fact that in '88, Cube was still driving an old Jeep — because it might not have been a pimpmobile with hydraulics, but it least it was a drop-top of sorts!)
(P.P.S. I've seen another Tumblr tonight which went with Murk Avenue's beeper assumption, and the ignoring of Cube's family timeline, but used the fact that according to Wikipedia, "By around 1992-93, MTV aired Yo! MTV Raps only once a week, for two hours, on Fridays after midnight" to also say that it couldn't have been January 20, 1992, but drew the conclusion that this meant it was Friday, January 18, 1991. However, as outlined above, I highly doubt Kim was paging him for weed, booze, and sex while 8 months pregnant with his son! Besides, Cube wouldn't have been at Short Dog's place watching the show between midnight and 2 a.m. before going to Fatburger — that's when he fucking Kim. No, this was in 1988 when he went to Short Dog's and watched it in the late afternoon, which also fits with the timeline within the song itself.)
"went to short dogs house,
they was watching Yo MTV
Yo MTV RAPS first aired:
Aug 6th 1988
Ice Cubes single "today was a good day" released on:
Feb 23 1993
"The Lakers beat the Super
Dates between Yo MTV Raps air date AUGUST 6 1988 and the release…
This is so awesome.
January 20th. Happens to be a very Bad Day in my history. Glad it worked out for someone.
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McNair was first shot in the right temple then 2 times in the chest, then one final shot to the left temple, McNair's girlfriend then shot herself in the head.
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R.I.P. Steve McNair (1973-2009)
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Steve McNair will be sorely missed by all of the people who were fortunate enough to watch him play the game he loved so dearly. He may not have been a Cowboy, but his kindness and generosity off the field makes up for that. He was a great man and quarterback. May God bless his family and friends during this very exhausting time of sorrow. Rest In Peace Steve McNair and God bless you.
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