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The Sound and Music Computing Conference 2013 (SMC 2013) will be organized from July 30th to August 3rd 2013 in Stockholm (Sweden) by the Sound and Music Computing group, School of Computer Science and Communication, KTH Royal Institute of Technology. SMC 2013 is organized together with the Stockholm Music Acoustics Conference (SMAC 2013).
During the past five decades, the domain of Music Acoustics has widened from studies of the acoustics of musical instruments and voice, including basic elements of musical perception and performance, to investigations of how humans experience and interact with sounds and music. Increasingly, the knowledge is put into industrial, societal and psychological perspectives. The age-old dream of bridging science and art has found new and bountiful ground in the field of Sound and Music Computing.
Deadline for full papers and music submissions: Friday 29 March 2013
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Right before the conference, a summer school on product sound design, innovation and entrepreneurship gathered 40 students worldwide, working with experts in sonic interaction design and procedural sound such as Cumhur Erkut, Andy Farnell, Davide Rocchesso, as well as experts from industry such as head of research from Bang and Olufsen Søren Bech and head of research for Sennheiser North America Veronique Larcher. For their final projects, students were engaged in creating novel interactions and sound effects for different models of Sennheiser headphones. The five groups of students proposed several innovative solutions.
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We received the unprecedented 123 music submissions, representing creators from 5 different continents. Juraj Kojs, the Music Programme Chair led the team of 6 curators (Scott Barton, Paula Matthusen, Chikashi Miyama, Steven Kemper, Troy Rogers and Spencer Topel) in the discussion on the artistic and technical qualities of the submissions. Together with the invited composers¹ pieces and works by the curators, the final program consisted of 31 works. This year¹s special edition also featured the invited composer Judith Shatin who has championed the world of electroacoustic music around the globe.
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Sound to Sense - Sense to Sound: A state of the art in Sound and Music Computing
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Onislam.net has picked up on the current Islamophobia bruhaha broiling through atheism and I figured it needs some clarification.
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Wilcox County High School students are getting something novel. Sometimes society is racist due to ignorance. Sometimes because it goes out of it's fucking way to wear a white robe and stupid pointed hat. Wilcox County High School's students are trying to run a integrated prom. As in… A Racially Integrated Prom. Let that sink …
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Ok, so my '98 jetta glx w/ 147k left me stranded at the grocery a few nights ago. I recently replaced the pre-cat O2 sensor, had too lean code cleared, and then it came back 3-5 days later. Kept driving it but thought I should perhaps replace fuel filter...only had car since 128k, so who knows age of said filter. Anyways, had not gotten around to replacing before the grocery trip. VW stalled as I pulled into parking spot, and then would not restart. Has ample gas in tank btw. Cranks fine. So I thought, replace cheapest parts first and try to diagnose...replaced 167 relay, still no start. About to do filter if rain will stop. Can smell gas when pedal pumped while trying to start tho...read numerous posts, think crank position sensor possibly bad? or other problem? Thought about coil pack, but no missing prior to stall...suggestions? Please help!!
its possable crank sensor but most likely ecu
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ive never had a bad crank sensor on a vr has ur ecu been chipped ? recently
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yeah, i installed a UM chip 1-2 months ago...why? they get great reviews on here...changed fuel filter but no change and it wasn't that dirty. Have new crank sensor but hate to replace if not culprit, as it was ~$100!...
also, it seems my low oil level light is blinking upon cranking, however there is ample oil acc to dipstick...?!? I'm a noob I guess, but this seems odd...wtf?!
Check for ignition, pull plug leads while someone cranks it over, be careful not to ground yourself to the engine by touching it with your other hand, might suck if you do
Do you still get a cel light when you key up the car?
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Have it scanned for codes. Can this be so hard? It will stop the guessing.
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scan only shows too lean mix (still)...already checked spark, all good there, as recently did plugs and wires, coilpack amazingly still doing its job too. Replaced blue oil pressure switch last night, no fix, waiting on black switch today and coolant temp switch. Other ideas?
Wondering if I should pull the UM chip and try the OE...although chip has been in for ~2 months and no problems til this week. Gotta dig up the OE chip too! ugh
Can you hear the FP running when it doesn't start? There will be no codes generated when the FP fails.
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I can't hear it, altho I never really have been able to...already popped the cap on it, guess I'll get the wifey to turn the key while I put my hand on it...I did smell gas when trying to start, especially after pumping the gas pedal! there was gas in the fuel filter upon changing as well...replacing sensors now...
A check of the fuel press would be a good thing too...
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ok, coolant temp sensor changed, high press oil switch changed, also can hear fuel pump working...now feeling outta obvious answers/quick fixes. Guess I'll try to fire up car via spray into TB, and go look for OE ecu....
Still flashing that damn oil light...wtf!! both sensors replaced, freaking plenty of oil in engine...am I missing something glaringly obvious!
My VW remains in the driveway...anybody have any further suggestions? Bump for info about blinking oil light continuing after replacing both press sensors...? Thanks!!
bump for further help please! Most cheap parts replaced now...
Am I correct in seeing one crank pos sensor on front (white plug?), one cam pos sensor on front (black?), an engine speed sensor by coilpack, and another cam pos sensor on back (white?)...if not, please feel free to inform my confused self!
Can't really comment on colors, because most of my sensors down there are black now...
But the crank position sensor is up and to the right above the oil filter housing. Pretty sure it is 3 wire, but might be 2. The other sensor you are seeing in the vicinity is the knock sensor. The cam position sensor is right where the "back" (bank 1, cyl 1,3,5) cam gear is. The "engine speed sensor" is the crank sensor.
You said you bought the crank position sensor? Replace it. I bet that fixes your problem.
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^ thats my guess also, and if that doesent work swap either that chip out for the Oem and/or a different Ecu. They do fail from time to time its just not frequent. But the chip could be faulty. Could of goTten hott and melted a solder joint. Gl buddy.
Thanks for the input guys! I had actually returned the Crank sensor to advance auto for some reason and am now glad I did...as I realized this morning that I needed to do LOTS of maintenance on the vw AND that I should be ordering all my parts from autohausaz.com instead. So I ordered the crank sensor again, as well as oil pan gasket, oil cooler gaskets, valve cover and intake mani gaskets, all for the price of just the sensor from advance! I did swap back in my functional OEM ecu yesterday, but no change from UM chip. I will inspect the oil pump tomorrow, as I stripped the 25th of those damn 26 oil pan screws...
Thanks again!
The oil light comes on when pressure is low. When you are cranking, the RPMs are extremely slow compared to a running engine. Thats why it doesn't maintain pressure and the light flashes while cranking.
Also, when you were cranking did you happen to see if the tach needle moved or jumped at all?
Before you drop the oil pan for no reason, install the new crank sensor, car should start then, and then you can see if the oil light stays on or not.
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Thanks again for the info and reply! The tach needle does pop up about one hash mark when cranking. I have already pulled all but that one oil pan bolt, so will prolly go ahead and replace gasket at least, Everything down there on front side of block is pretty heavily coated in oily grime, presumably mainly bc leaking oil cooler gaskets that I've been meaning to change for a while...figured I'd do those since oil already drained and oil filter actually looked a little odd, as in kinda sucked in like in a vacuum or something...weird. Oil/filter wasn't even 5k old tho. Fingers crossed for CPS fixing starting issue tho!
use OEM oil filters from the dealer...
i had a no start, cranking and fuel situation on my Corrado VR6 and it was the Engine Speed Sensor/ Crank Position Sensor. i replaced it an immediately started seeing spark again. only took 2 tries to start right up...
right on...yeah got a new Mann filter n Mobil 1 oil...will install cooler rings, oil pan gasket, CPS, new oil n filter...then listen for that vroom! pan just pulled, noticed no metal shavings or other oddities upon first inspection...makes me rather hopeful that oiling system is intact, although new gaskets were certainly needed!
Man there is a lot of not starting going on. So I am having the same no start issue. Researching posts, I first replaced CPS. Not it. ECU and FP relays fine, pump running.
Now I am testing my coil (distributor VR6). I am finding that my coil should read between 3-4 Ohm. Question. My ohm meter has 200 as the lowest test setting. Does that mean I should be looking for .3 to .4? My coil is reading .8-.9.
Can a fuel pump run and yet not pump? Mine runs but when I take the pressure test cap off the rail and turn over, no fuel comes out. New filter.
hey denver, sorry to hear bout similar vw woes. I am certainly learning here, and am curious as to your initial no start circumstance...did it stall out on you, or just not start one day? Any CELs?
It started about three weeks ago by just every now and then the engine cutting off and on while driving. Like literally for only 2 seconds. Then it went to a sometimes not starting until 3rd try issue. Then it moved to a sometimes stalling at stop lights but started back up. Then last week it stalled totally but started after an hour. When it started, I drove for less than a mile and it stalled and has not started since.
Original poster, did you check your oil pick up tube for pieces of timing chain guides in the pick up while the oil pan was off?
On the dizzy motor issue, check the wiring for the CPS.
Are you getting spark? Check the rotor, see if it broke and turned far enough of where it won't spark (recently had that issue), if thats not it, see if it rotates freely with the engine stopped, that was another issue i had with a brand new bosch dizzy. The "coupler" piece to the camshaft broke.
On the dizzy coil, I'm assuming that .9 ohm you are reading is between the two "posts" behind that little door? That .9 ohm is fine. Measure between the one closest to the front of the car, and the output end that feeds to the wire that goes to the center of the distributor. That should be a couple thousand ohms. Mine read in the 7k-8k range, even though the bentley says 3-4k. A brand new one read around 7K.
You need to figure out if you're not getting spark, or if you're not getting fuel. I don't trust that little nipple on the rail. Disconnect the fuel feed (top one) and then have somebody crank, it should spray fuel for a good bit, so stick the end into a bottle to avoid making a mess. Then you'd have to check voltage at injectors (access to cyl# 1 is simple enough) since the ECU controls that.
To see if the ECU is sending spark signal out, disconnect the 3 pin connector from your ignition coil, and put a test light into the middle pin (#2), as you are cranking, your test light should be flashing. The signal there is 12v so most test lights should work fine.
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With my ohm meter set on 20K, it reads 7.60 between the high and either one of the terminals, #15 or #1. I have the coil disconnected from the sender thing that attaches to it. Thoughts on that reading?
I will check out the fuel via the input hose in a bit. I was kind of wondering about that test port!
My old one is (that is still in the car and working) reads over 8k. My brand new one reads near 7.5k.
Have you established that you are getting spark yet? Pull one of the plugs out (unless you happen to have a working good plug laying around) and connect it back to the wires, ground it against the block, have somebody crank, and see if there is spark. Do this for at least 3 wires.
Also, take the ECU out (very easy, lift leaf tray cover, remove the cabin air intake screen thing, disconnect the harness to ecu by pulling on that T and sliding it off, then 1 10mm nut and just work the ecu out near the left side), open it up (4 torx screws) and inspect the board. Just look for somethign that looks burnt. What has happened to me (and i saw it here a few times) is the chip worked its way out of the socket. So check that too.
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wanting to keep this thread alive until our problems are resolved, as I hate threads without helpful conclusions for other followers in need, but alas my parts have not come in yet. However, I pulled my upper intake mani and valve cover for maintenance etc and need help understanding the procedure for removing the lower mani...? yeah I don't have a bentley. help appreciated, as I don't want to damage fuel rail, injectors etc. Thanks!
alrighty, parts in from autohausaz! Got crank pos sensor in, now to do oil cooler o-rings and valve cover and oil pan gaskets...still no love on the lower intake manifold removal??! scared of the fuel rail...
I had same issue a year ago. Car would crank up fine but die immediately. If I leave it alone for an hour and come back it would start right up. After pulling a couple hairs out not being able to figure it out a friend of mine suggested the CPS and had no issues with it after that...........
That is until this past month. Car had died on me twice now. Cranks up thend dies. It can not be the fuel pump as I would imagine after trying to crank it a couple of times it should eventually not even really crank but no it cranks fine evertime like it is getting the fuel. I still think it is my CPS but now have to figure out why it keeps failing. I have a new one in.
Anyways good luck on the fix.
Thanks! So curious...did new CPS fix it? finally getting around to putting all of mine back together this weekend hopefully, so fingers crossed! Still unsure how to go about removing lower intake manifold tho...


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Identifying Sikhs
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Originally posted at CultureStrike
The carnage that erupted over the weekend at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin is the latest stitch in a very long pattern of alienation and hostility that has befallen Sikh Americans over the past decade. Jeers and harassment, violent attacks, and hateful political rhetoric have all woven a mesh of fear and muted outrage around the country's burgeoning Sikh community. And now, this horrific intrusion into a house of worship marks one of the most brutal violations yet of the community's physical and psychological public space. The explanations for such a targeted and ferocious attack (which have been linked to white supremacist ideology) aren't rational, can't easily be boiled down to simple ignorance. But many are delicately rethinking how cultural perception shapes attitudes toward the Other.
Democracy Now! has reported extensively on the patterns of violence and harassment against Sikhs since 9/11. Rajdeep Singh explained the history of Sikh immigration to the U.S. The political struggles of this community — entwined with anti-imperialist movements across the diaspora as well as America's unique brand of nativist racism — long predate the most recent spate of attacks against Sikh, Muslim, Arab and South Asian communities. But Singh points to a powerful thread of historical and social consciousness that has shaped their identity:
Sikhs began to migrate to the United States at the end of the 19th century. Many of them, in fact most of them settled on the west coast and worked as farmers and laborers. In fact, there were some hate incidents. Many people aren't aware of this but there were actually race riots in which Sikhs were targeted around the very early part of the 20 century; the early 1900s. Notwithstanding some of the bigotry and overt hostility which they faced, they built very successful careers as farmers, agriculturalists, entrepreneurs, professionals. Many people are not aware of this but Sikhs have been in this country for over a century. We are thriving in the professions that we pursue, but unfortunately and ironically, we are still facing existential challenges in the form of hate crimes and other forms of discrimination.


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US$700 billion and thanks, facebook. Really. Grrr.
Save the Cheerleader. Save the World.
In this case: Save the collapsing financial institutions of Wall Street and er. *maybe* that will save the world.
The number being bounced around is amazing: US$700 billion to buy up all the bad debt. Say that with me. 7-0-0 B-i-l-l-i-o-n
It's taken about a week for some semblance of an agreement between the Republicans and Democrats to emerge. Unsurprisingly some politicians have been slow on their feet to agree to anything. This being an election year, the ordainary man on the street is likely to vote out any incumbant who appears to want to bail out the financial fat cats. Frankly this sounds mean but hands up, who actually feels sympathy for the banker who used to earn oscene amounts, ahd all the perks, lived the fast life, had the best bonuses (and lets not talk about severance pay). Sure this is a stereotype, but hey, a Lehmann banker - being in one of the big four back then - won't have been too far away from this ideal really.
Think that the bankers reveled in that image a wee bit too much. And now, the aura of invincibility and all-powerfulness has been stripped away, the grumbles from the hoi polloi have become a roar. Marie Antoinette anyone?
But again, does it surprise anyone that the sentiment backlash is so strong?
And of course, many voices including Bono's have waded into the drama.
"It is extraordinary to me that you can find $700 billion to save Wall Street and the entire G8 can't find $25 billion to save 25,000 children who die every day of preventable treatable disease and hunger," the U2 lead singer told Clinton's fourth annual philanthropic summit in New York. "That's mad, that is mad."
Okay, the good news: $16 billion has been pledged by some rich chaps to help the poor during the time of crisis.
But what really worries me is how the heck is the US gonna actually afford the bill? I mean, this in addition to the two wars they are waging? (PS doncha think its ironic that the Americans are getting mired in the Afghan muck the same way that the Soviets got mired. The Soviets had to retreat after many painful years of learning that the locals had a way of fighting a guerilla way. Oh I also believe the US supplied the Afghans with arms... you'd know them as the Taliban today... back then as well)
It seems like a recipe for economic disaster. How and when will the balance of payments even out again? Such a huge deficit is so hard to understand. I really hope for everyone's sake that I am a really bad economist and everything will be good again.
Okay, waiting for one half of Gnatweds to call. yeah, my other half is at the f1 track! He also appeared in the papers last week (ewr, well, yeah, maybe I DID have something to do with that)they were interviewing pple who were working in the first ever Sg grand prix
Typically Kiasu Singapore has managed to get a whole bunch of consultants to man these fast intervention vehicles. ie they get there when someone crashes and they have to do whatever to keep him alive. How they managed to hoodwink so many doctors to volunteer so much of their time over so many days? I have no idea.
Oh, and yeah. About Facebook. The social phenomena that it is. It was bound to happen sometime. Some old photos of me have surfaced.
One friend said: "You are the hope for all geeks in the world."
Another just laughed and said: "Omiiiigggaaaawwwwd".
I am trying to grin, but bah.


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Nicholas Kristof today says a Sudanese Mom shooting a machine gun at Sudanese soldiers is a hero and an example for our leaders (as if we need more leaders willing to use weapons), but in 2010 lectured Palestinians on Gandhi and criticized them for throwing rocks at Israeli soldiers. Sure, the situation is more immediately life threatening in southern Sudan than in Palestine, but there is still some significant hypocrisy here. Kristof exemplifies typical US double standards on Israel/Palestine relative to other struggles. Can anyone imagine Kristof under any circumstance praising a Palestinian who shot at an Israeli soldier?
Excerpts of the two columns:
If Only Our Leaders Had Mariam's Guts By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Published: June 6, 2012
I'd like to introduce a valiant woman here, Mariam Tia, to President Obama and other world leaders, so she could explain how they're allowing Sudan's leaders to get away with mass atrocities that echo Darfur.
…Mariam was pregnant when the Sudanese Army invaded her village here in the rebel-held Nuba Mountains and shot her husband dead. Enraged, she took over a mounted machine gun set up by rebels and began to rake the soldiers as they burned the village's huts.
Mariam said she isn't sure whether she actually shot any soldiers and that soon they began firing back, so she had to run for her life. …
She named her baby girl Fakao, which is shorthand for: bombs are dropping. When people hear Antonov bombers releasing their payloads, they shout "Fakao! Fakao!" That's the signal to huddle behind rocks and hope for the best.
"When this child was in my stomach, I used to run from the bombers," Mariam told me as she nursed Fakao in front of her cave. "I named her this so that I could remember the struggle we went through to give her life."
"If I ever see the enemy again," she added, "I will tie this baby to my back and pick up a gun and fight them."
Waiting for Gandhi By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Published: July 10, 2010
Despite being stoned and tear-gassed on this trip, I find a reed of hope here. It's that some Palestinians are dabbling in a strategy of nonviolent resistance that just might be a game-changer.
The organizers hail the methods of Gandhi and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., recognizing that nonviolent resistance could be a more powerful tool to achieve a Palestinian state than rockets and missiles….
But then a group of Palestinian youths began to throw rocks at Israeli troops. That's the biggest challenge: many Palestinians define "nonviolence" to include stone-throwing.
Soon after, the Israeli forces fired volleys of tear gas at us, and then charged. The protesters fled, some throwing rocks backward as they ran. It's a far cry from the heroism of Gandhi's followers, who refused even to raise their arms to ward off blows as they were clubbed…
I don't know whether Palestinians can create a peaceful mass movement that might change history, and their first challenge will be to suppress the stone-throwers and bring women into the forefront. But this grass-roots movement offers a ray of hope for less violence and more change.


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From Robert Johnson's blues to "The Look of Love" and back again.
Gomez creates a polished power pop album while maintaining their artistic strengths of songwriting and musicianship.
Music from a different kitchen? Here is why Radiohead's Kid A and Amnesiac may actually be superior to the great OK Computer.
Departure is a polished folk album that explores a variety of musical styles.
Part 5 in a series of musings on my music collection.
TV Viewer's Diary weighs in on the House finale, a bit late.
Filled with action and some memorable one-liners, Air Force One is a classic Harrison Ford action thriller.
What does Lost have planned for the third season?
Lacks heart and character development, but is already successful. Look for Magneto and Wolverine in 2007 and another X-Men series.
Airplane seems to gain new altitude with each generation to which it's introduced.
An extraordinary epic, replete with dazzling choreography, well-blended musical scores, and characters the audience loves to root for.
Newsflash: Director Jim Wynorski to sue himself for plagarizing his own ideas.
Two hours of tasteless TV genius in which "Can you top this?" alternates with "What were they thinking?"
A pleasurable affair for both parents and children.
News of the lack of credit given to Sri Lankans has preceded the film to Colombo.
Tommy Lee Jones' directorial debut is a thoughtful, brooding western.
A new television season is upon us. Will it be any good?
Doing the impossible twice in about a week or so, Bonds make the inevitable 715th a "ho-hum" moment.
The results and overview of the Monaco Grand Prix...
Where does this event fit in baseball history?
The complete Blogcritics' roundup of the 715.
"My genome is bigger than yours!" Venter's personal genome will be published as a reference databank this year. Where will this maverick researcher head next?
It may sound inviting and even plausible to some, but Homeopathy is the Scientology of alternative therapies. It's bollocks.
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Those who call Destiny their "home" church regularly give a tithe of all their income to the Lord. The word "tithe" means "tenth" and it is an important way of honoring God with 10% of all our income. In a practical manner, it enables us to advance His Kingdom through His personal and corporate call on our lives. Tithing is one means by which we can demonstrate a generous lifestlye that is consistent with living like royal sons and daughters of the King.
God promises a special blessing on anyone who "tithes" and gives generous "offerings" in addition - at the prompting of the Holy Spirit:
Malachi 3:10
10 Bring all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be food in My house, and try Me now in this,"Says the LORD of hosts, "If I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you such blessing that there will not be room enough to receive it. NKJV
If you wish to designate your giving, please type in the "Description" box (at the top of the donation form) the amount and where you want the contribution applied. (Example: $10-Acts 2, $10-Missions). Otherwise all donations will be put in the General Fund as "Tithes".
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Tuesday 27 March 2012: Time together
Hope the next time I can cook noodles better(and less messier!), for you to enjoy.
Enjoyed the first time watching a horror storyline drama with baby, so here comes the second time! And with fingers crossed, there will be more in future.
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