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Techniques for achieving compatible land uses in an Army impulse noise environment by Lynn Anne Engelman, 1981
Noise Pollution (Business & the Environment Practitioner Series) by Mike Breslin,
Planning in the noise environment by B Carver, 1978
Effect of synthesized propeller vibration on passenger annoyance in a turboprop interior noise environment (NASA technical paper) by Sherman A Clevenson, 1982
Noise environment along Route 280 and possible mitigation measures in Los Altos Hills, Santa Clara County by S. I Morse, 1975
A commercial airport noise environment: Measurement, prediction and control (NASA contractor report ; NASA CR-3107) by J. E Mabry, 1979
Planning and Noise (Planning Policy Guidance Notes) by Dept.of Environment, 1994-10-03
The UK Environmental Foresight Project: Future Road Transport Noise Agenda in the UK v. 3 by Dept.of Environment, 1993-11
Hovercraft Noise by Dept.of Environment, 1980-04
The effects of underground environment and loading conditions on noise levels of coal mining equipment ([Open-file report / United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines) by Ervin P Fuchs, 1979
Collegiate learning and the dormitory environment: Relative effects of dorm noise, rock and roll, television audio, and sounds of nature by Ralph J McKenna, 1983
Environmental impacts: Air quality, natural environment, noise (Issue paper / California Transportation Plan Task Force) by Wayne J Hoffman, 1976
The acoustic environment and noise exposure of humpback whales in Glacier Bay, Alaska (Technical memorandum / Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc) by P. R Miles, 1983
ORNAMENT: Ontario road noise analysis method for environment and transportation : technical document by V Schroter, 1989

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Institute Of Noise Control Engineering KEYWORDS Noise, Acoustics
Institute of noise Control Engineering of the USA The INCE/USA web site has moved. You can now go to http//www.inceusa.org.
http://users.aol.com/inceusa/
NOISE Blog
It s where the noise magazine staff writes about whatever they feel is important, funny, cool or interesting. Feel free to respond or rant to any of our
http://noise.typepad.com/
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A folk / acoustic music coffeehouse in Lexington, Massachusetts.
http://www.joyfulnoisecoffeehouse.org/

Extractions: Scott Alarik We are pleased to announce that the Iris Dement/Allen Estes show has been rescheduled for May 3, 2008 and will be hosted by Scott Alarik Tickets previously purchased for the November show will be honored. Additional tickets are still available. The purpose of our coffeehouse is to bring the best folk and acoustic music to Lexington and to generate funds for local charities. The Joyful Noise Coffeehouse started in the fall of 1991 and is in its sixteenth season . The coffeehouse runs from October through May and is closed June through August. The Joyful Noise Coffeehouse has raised over $65,000 for local charities.
Jacques Attali
When Jacques Attali s spectacular book noise The Political Economy of Music In the two decades since he wrote noise, Jacques Attali has authored books
http://www.notbored.org/attali.html

Extractions: When Jacques Attali's spectacular book Noise: The Political Economy of Music was first published in translation by the University of Minnesota in 1985 (as volume 16 in its "Theory and History of Literature" series) and every time the book was reprinted, which happened five times between 1985 and 1996 it came carefully wrapped. In front of it was Frederic Jameson's seven-page-long "Foreword," and after it was Susan McClary's nine-page-long "Afterword." Such thick wrapping for a book so thin (only 148 pages and four chapters long)! And such heavy people to put the wrapping on it, too: Jameson, identified simply by the book jacket as William A. Lane Jr., Professor of Comparative Literature at Duke University, was at the time America's best-known Marxist academic; and McClary, identified as professor of musicology at the University of California at Los Angeles, was a rising star in academic feminist music theory (today she is a star). Why was such protective (explanatory) wrapping deemed to be necessary? Was it thought that Attali's book would not be understood, accepted or even read seriously by English-speaking academics if it did not come wrapped in long explanations by well-known experts? Was the text, originally published in French in 1977, really that difficult to comprehend? Or did it have to do with the book's ostensible subject matter (the history of Western classical music), widely known to be one of the most boring topics in all the world? In his "Foreword," Jameson locates the significance and originality of Attali's book in its contribution to "a general rivival of history, and of a renewed appetite for historiography," and in its specific insistence on "the possibility of a superstructure to
Noise For Toaster: This Is How It Works.
and suddenly, the noise is now in capitals, and the crowds start to part, and it is the noise for toaster (for who?) for Toaster, damn it, and it is me at
http://www.noisefortoaster.com/

Extractions: goldfish need music too. this one's taste is ultra-refined. only the best for the fattest fish around. read the blog. we'll drag you through concerts, websites, new music reviews and the same shit you read everywhere else. except here, we're ruled by a creature whose memory is three seconds long. it's a tough swim.
THE NOISE CONSULTANCY, LLC
noise consulting services to municipalities, industry and impacted residents, including sound studies; ordinance development; enforcement issues;
http://www.noiseconsultancy.com/

Extractions: Municipalities We can assist you in developing a comprehensive noise enforcement program. We have extensive experience to help you draft or amend a noise ordinance that is simple, effective, and enforceable. We offer on-site ordinance development workshops, and are affiliated with a certification program to train your enforcement officers. We can assist with most difficult regulatory issues, conducting expert sound studies and demonstrations on-site. Our expert reports and testimony are comprehensive, and successful, as exemplified in a case heard in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, as the experts for the City of New York Law Department [ 99 Civ. 3381 (SAS) We serve as the municipal acoustical experts for several towns, reviewing plans submitted to planning and zoning boards. When an applicant submits an acoustical study in support of a project, it is important that it is reviewed by a firm that knows the technical requirements for both a Regulatory Compliance Analysis and for an Environmental Impact Statement, and the difference between the two. The reviewer must also know how to critically evaluate an acoustical model.

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