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The best I have found is http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/ which is available via CDN and supports:
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—Composer Craig Armstrong, whose music for Baz Luhrmann and Oliver Stone movies has catapulted him to prominence, was honored with the Henry Mancini Award by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Thursday night at its 31st annual Screen Music Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
The Glasgow-born composer's films include Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge! and The Great Gatsby; Stone's World Trade Center and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps; and such other films as Love Actually, The Quiet American, Ray and Far From the Madding Crowd. Stone, who presented the award, said "he sees beyond the ordinary" and called him "one unassuming Scot."
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Morricone Wins Oscar Music Gold At Last
Bond song earns victory for Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—Veteran composer Ennio Morricone won his first competitive Oscar, and songwriters Sam Smith and Jimmy Napes scored an upset win with their James Bond song, during Sunday night's 88th annual Academy Awards ceremony at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
The Italian maestro, who was nominated five times previously and received an honorary career-achievement Oscar in 2007, won for his music from Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight. Through an interpreter, he thanked Tarantino and producer Harvey Weinstein, and also singled out "the esteemed John Williams" among his fellow nominees.
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Ray Colcord: An Appreciation
Prolific television composer left a legacy of public service by Jon Burlingame
STUDIO CITY, Calif.—Ray Colcord, who died on Friday at age 66, wasn't your average TV composer.
Yes, he scored more than 700 hours of prime-time TV, including the themes for the long-running 227 and Boy Meets World. Yes, he scored episodes of everything from Facts of Life and Dinosaurs to The Simpsons and Touched By an Angel. And yes, at the time of his death he was still scoring shows like Girl Meets World.
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Pianist Annette Kaufman Dies
Widow, biographer of violinist Louis Kaufman was 101 by Jon Burlingame
WESTWOOD, Calif.—Annette Kaufman, pianist and widow of legendary Hollywood violinist Louis Kaufman, died Monday at her home in Westwood. She was 101.
Mrs. Kaufman completed and edited her husband's autobiography, A Fiddler's Tale: How Hollywood and Vivaldi Discovered Me, published in 2003. A tireless supporter of his work and his legacy, she traveled the world to talk about him and to share their mutual passion for 20th-century art.
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Downton Abbey: The Ultimate Collection
John Lunn's Emmy-winning music released in 2-CD set by Jon Burlingame
HIGHCLERE CASTLE, Berkshire, England—The rise and fall of those urgent strings and that determined piano say it all: another installment of Downton Abbey is beginning.
John Lunn's music for writer Julian Fellowes' addictive period drama of Yorkshire aristocrats and their servants has won two Emmys and been nominated for a third. And now that the production is in its final season on PBS's Sunday-night showcase Masterpiece, Decca has thoughtfully released a 2-CD collection of music from all six seasons.
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88th Annual Academy Award Nominations Announced
The Force Awakens Williams' 50th Oscar nom by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—Composer John Williams made Oscar history on Thursday by scoring his 50th Academy Award nomination for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, one of 10 films honored for their music by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The 83-year-old composer, who won one of his five Oscars for the original Star Wars in 1977, spent most of last year creating the music for J.J. Abrams' blockbuster seventh film in the space-opera series launched by George Lucas. Williams has scored all seven films. He is also the most-nominated living individual at the Oscars.
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Spotlight on Howard Shore's Score
Piano-driven chamber music propels journalism film by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—Movies about journalism have inspired a handful of great scores: David Shire's intriguing, dramatic music for Watergate reporters Woodward and Bernstein in All the President's Men; Randy Newman's rhythm-driven The Paper; Elmer Bernstein's jazzy, seedy-Manhattan Sweet Smell of Success; and Bill Conti's energetic, piano-and-strings Broadcast News.
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Classic Film Music on Disc: The Best of 2015
Barry, Schifrin, Goldsmith, Williams scores among top releases by Jon Burlingame
For fans of classic movie and TV music, 2015 was another banner year – re-releases, re-recordings and premier releases of scores by great composers of the past and present. Among our favorites, listed alphabetically:
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Quincy Jones honored by SCL
Jewison, Bergmans, Grusin, Poitier attend holiday event by Jon Burlingame
LOS ANGELES—More than 300 members of the Society of Composers & Lyricists turned out to honor Quincy Jones with its Lifetime Achievement Award Tuesday night, Dec. 15, at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
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James Newton Howard honored in Vienna, Austria
Presented with Max Steiner Award during gala concert and festival by Jon Burlingame
VIENNA—American composer James Newton Howard was awarded Hollywood in Vienna's coveted "Max Steiner Award" for exceptional achievements in the art of film music on Friday, Oct. 16, at the Vienna Concert Hall.
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John Debney, Conrad Pope Honored by ASMAC
Arrangers' Society presents Golden Score Awards to respected composers by Jon Burlingame
LOS ANGELES—A who's-who of Hollywood music royalty turned out Thursday night as the American Society of Music Arrangers and Composers honored composers John Debney and Conrad Pope with their annual Golden Score Awards at the Skirball Center.
Nearly 250 attended, including past Golden Score recipients Randy Newman, Patrick Williams and Bill Holman, along with recent Emmy nominees Bruce Broughton and William Ross. ASMAC president Chris Walden welcomed the crowd, noting that the organization dates back to 1938 and continues to support today's young musicians via workshops and scholarships.
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Beal Wins Emmy for House of Cards score
Portman, O'Halloran also win Emmys for music by Jon Burlingame
LOS ANGELES—Newcomers to the Emmy ranks dominated the music categories during Saturday night's presentation of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater at LA Live.
Aside from Jeff Beal, who won his fourth Prime-Time Emmy for his music for the Netflix series House of Cards, all of Saturday's winners were first-time Emmy recipients (and all but one of those won on their first nomination).
Beal's House of Cards win marked his first for that series. This was his fourth nomination for the acclaimed Kevin Spacey political drama, having been acknowledged for music in each of its three seasons plus his main title theme. (His previous wins were for the theme for Monk, and the scores for limited series The Company and Nightmares & Dreamscapes.)
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E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial Live at the Bowl
David Newman conducts Los Angeles Philharmonic in John Williams' iconic score by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—More than 35,000 watched and listened as Steven Spielberg's classic E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial unspooled with David Newman conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic in John Williams' Oscar-winning score during three weekend performances at the Hollywood Bowl.
It may have been the greatest complete live-to-picture concert ever staged at the Bowl. The cheers and sustained applause (multiple bows by Newman and the Philharmonic at the end of each performance) demonstrated a surprising level of audience appreciation. Unlike Back to the Future or 2001: A Space Odyssey, both of which were screened with live music recently at the Bowl, this was less of a party atmosphere as the audience (especially Sunday night) seemed completely enthralled.
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Film, TV composer John Cacavas honored
Late Kojak, Airport 1975 composer's scores donated to USC Cinematic Arts Library by Jon Burlingame
LOS ANGELES—Film and television composer John Cacavas was celebrated at a reception Sunday afternoon at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, which has acquired the Kojak composer's scores for its library. Nearly 150 attended.
Cinematic Arts School Dean Elizabeth M. Daley called him "one of television history's most accomplished composers," citing such familiar TV credits as Kojak, Matlock, Columbo, Hawaii Five-0, The Executioner's Song and Confessional. He also scored films including Horror Express, Airport 1975 and Airport '77. Cacavas died in January 2014.
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2001: A Space Odyssey Live at the Bowl
LA Phil and Master Chorale perform score to Kubrick's classic film by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—Stars overhead, and celestial beauty on the big screens in the Cahuenga Pass: An estimated 11,000 watched as the Los Angeles Philharmonic played, live-to-picture, the classical-music score of 2001: A Space Odyssey Tuesday night at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Disney in Concert: A Silly Symphony Celebration
Maltin hosts, Fox conducts landmark live-to-picture cartoonfest by Jon Burlingame
ANAHEIM, Calif. - An estimated 4,000 Disney fans got to see six classic Silly Symphony cartoons with live musical accompaniment at the D23 Expo Sunday at the Anaheim Convention Center.
D23 organizers wisely scheduled two identical 70-minute concerts (at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.) to accommodate the anticipated crowds. Film historian and Disney expert Leonard Maltin hosted both, which featured a 32-piece orchestra conducted by Steven Allen Fox.
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Disney's Snow White Score Published
Lavish book highlights studio's music preservation efforts by Jon Burlingame
BURBANK, Calif.—The début publication of the original score for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs offers a tangible reminder of the value of music in films, and how much of our cultural history is in danger if we don't properly preserve it.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Master Score has just been released in what publisher Hal Leonard calls a "one-of-a-kind, hand numbered, limited edition" of 400. (At $300, it will appeal mostly to collectors, educators and Disney enthusiasts.) But it is so unusual for a studio to release an actual musical score – especially one of major historical value – that it's worth more than a casual look.
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Daniel Pemberton: Music for The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
English composer's '60s sounds propel big-screen spy adventure by Jon Burlingame
When moviegoers hear the music for the film adaptation of the TV spy classic The Man From U.N.C.L.E., one thing will be clear: It sounds like the '60s.
English composer Daniel Pemberton has managed to match, musically, the stylish look that director Guy Ritchie has achieved with his long-awaited big-screen take on the 1964-68 series. The mood, tone and colors all involve vintage sounds from 50 years ago, with recording techniques to match.
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Anne Dudley's Music for Poldark
Soundtrack for PBS drama debuts in top 10 by Jon Burlingame
Poldark, which has already become a sensation in the U.K., is nearing its conclusion on PBS's Masterpiece in the U.S. But while Ross Poldark will disappear from American screens after Aug. 2, one aspect of the production will continue to resonate with viewers: Anne Dudley's masterful, evocative music for the eight-part series.
The newly issued Sony Classical album has just debuted in the top 10 on Billboard's classical-crossover chart, and in the top 20 on its classical-album chart.
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The Marvel Super Heroes Songs: The Inside Story
Jack Urbont's toon classics still resonate with boomers today by Jon Burlingame
HOLLYWOOD—These days, movies and TV shows based on Marvel Comics characters are wildly popular, earning literally billions at the box office.
But back in the 1960s, when Marvel heroes like The Fantastic Four, The Amazing Spider-Man and The X-Men were just beginning to gain pop-culture traction, an enterprising outfit called Grantray-Lawrence Animation turned five Marvel heroes into a cartoon series that enjoyed syndication success for a year or two.
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Alexander the Great and Other Rare Rosenman
Combat!, Alexander the Great, Sybil among rescued TV recordings
Academy Award- and Emmy-winning Leonard Rosenman (1924-2008) – celebrated composer of East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause, Fantastic Voyage and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home – also wrote music for other media.
The Film Music Society, the entertainment industry-based preservation group, has recently rescued and restored some of Rosenman's music from four historic television productions and a theme park attraction, and is releasing these archival recordings on a 76-minute CD called Alexander the Great and Other Rare Rosenman.
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Index for The Cue Sheet Journal
Quarterly publication is a well-established source of film music articles, news and historical information
A comprehensive index for The Cue Sheet, the quarterly journal of The Film Music Society, is now available on-line at the FMS web site.
From its initial publication as a multi-page mimeograph in January 1984, The Cue Sheet has grown to be among the most highly respected sources for articles and essays on the subject of film and television music.
The journal's content ranges from biographical essays and in-memoriam tributes to articles on contemporary issues, opinion pieces and book reviews, featuring the works of such notable journalists and historians as Fred Steiner, James Lipton, John Caps, Tony Thomas, Rudy Behlmer, Clifford McCarty, Jon Burlingame, Steven Smith and Ross Care, among others.
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Music and the Moving Image
UIP, NYU and FMS combine efforts for premiere on-line scholarly journal
The University of Illinois Press, in conjunction with New York University Steinhardt School's Department of Music & Performing Arts Professions and The Film Music Society, has published Music and the Moving Image, a premiere online scholarly journal dedicated to the relationship between music and the wide spectrum of moving images, from film and television to computer and interactive performance.
Music and the Moving Image will be issued three times annually (spring, summer, fall). Volume 1 (Spring 2008) will receive its inaugural launch on February 29 at http://mmi.press.uiuc.edu/.
Leading an impressive editorial board of educators and music professionals, executive editors conductor/musicologist Gillian B. Anderson and Director of the Film Music program at NYU/Steinhardt Ronald H. Sadoff will consider submissions from both scholars and practitioners. All papers will be accepted for inclusion in the journal based upon a peer-review process. Although the journal will be published in English, international diversity is encouraged. Visit Call for Papers/Submission Guidelines for more information.
Annual individual subscriptions are available for $30 (a special Film Music Society membership rate is $21), and the institutional rate is $60. An order form is available HERE or through the journal web site.
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The Timeless Melodies of David Raksin
Rare sheet music folio now available through The Film Music Society
Had David Raksin written nothing but the immortal "Laura," it would have been measure enough of his incomparable talent for melody and harmony.
But the composer of scores for such Hollywood classics as Forever Amber, The Bad and the Beautiful and Separate Tables had also written a treasure trove of songs. He shared his favorites in a collection called The Timeless Melodies of David Raksin.
Originally published by Ekay Music in 1996, this extraordinary 112-page, 9" x 12" collection of sheet music has long been out of print and hard to find.
A number of years ago, Raksin donated a few copies of this songbook to The Film Music Society for fundraising, and we are happy to offer them for purchase while the supply lasts.
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Rózsa's Jungle Book Available in Short Supply!
FMS releases rare score in celebration of the composer's centenary
In celebration of Miklós Rózsa's centennial year, The Film Music Society is proud to re-release Rózsa's historic score for the 1942 classic motion picture, Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book. Nearly two years ago, this popular CD was sold out of its Limited Edition release, and the FMS archived the manufacturer's overage. Due to popular demand by members and nonmembers alike, we decided to celebrate Rozsa's centenary by making our surplus copies available for purchase.
Rózsa's music shines on this CD in a way it never has before. Featuring lengthy and authoritative liner notes by Golden Age film expert Rudy Behlmer, this is an album you won't want to miss, skillfully restored and remastered from the last surviving transcription discs. As a bonus track, we've included an excerpt of a rare interview with Rózsa discussing his score with Behlmer in 1974.
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Conversation Piece: An Unvarnished Chat with Bernard Herrmann
FMS restores recording of never-before-released 1970 interview
Film music preservation is not just about saving music manuscripts and recordings. It's also about saving the artform's history through writings, photographs and, in rare opportunites, the spoken word.
The Film Music Society is pleased to present its newest CD release, Conversation Piece: An Unvarnished Chat With Bernard Herrmann.
On September 26, 1970, Leslie Zador (the son of orchestrator Eugene Zador) and Gregory Rose from classical radio station KFAC interviewed Herrmann in his North Hollywood home on behalf of the Los Angeles Free Press. The interview was transcribed and an article appeared in the Free Press about a month later. Soon after, the sole recording of the interview was stowed away for more than 35 years.
Excerpts of the original transcript were published in the Society's anthology Film Music 1 (1989). The audio tape was recently retrieved and generously donated by Zador to the FMS for historic preservation. Now, with permission from the interviewers and Herrmann's wife Norma Shepherd, this newly restored recording of one of Hollywood's most revered composers will soon be available on CD in its entirety (with the exception of a few imprudent remarks).
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The World War II Documentary Music of Dimitri Tiomkin now available!
Tracks Include:
Click select links to hear sample audio tracks.TUNISIAN VICTORY (1944)
4. 1M8 (outtake) 1:05
5. 3M1 (outtake) 1:02
7. 3M7 (partial outtake) 1:45
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The World War II Documentary Music of Dimitri Tiomkin includes nearly 79 minutes of Tiomkin's music from the Army orientation films of producer Frank Capra – The Battle of Russia (1943), Tunisian Victory (1944), The Negro Soldier (1944) and San Pietro (1945) – ranging in style from inspiring military marches to themes that underpin the despair of war, from American gospel and jazz to traditional Russian folk melodies, from the modern beat of the big band to the classical strains of Tschaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.
The recordings in this collection originated from 16-inch acetate transcription discs owned by Tiomkin, which were transferred to 1/4-inch magnetic tape in the mid-1980s by innovative recording engineer Bob Auger. The tapes remained in the possession of Tiomkin's wife Olivia until earlier this year when they were transferred to digital format for restoration and inclusion on this CD.
Accompanying these recordings is a deluxe 16-page booklet containing never-before-seen photographs and authoritative liner notes by Tiomkin expert Warren Sherk.
The World War II Documentary Music of Dimitri Tiomkin is a Limited Edition, with only 1,000 copies manufactured. It is available to the public for $20 plus s/h. If you would like to order your copy, please contact us or visit the Merchandise page for more information. But hurry! Stock is running low. The FMS quarterly journal, The Cue Sheet, Vol. 20, No. 4 (October 2005), features an extended version of Warren Sherk's informative liner notes for this important restoration. The issue is available for $7.50 plus s/h, or $6 if purchased with the CD.
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The departure creates a vacancy for the Chargers at offensive coordinator.
Quarterbacks coach Frank Reich is considered the favorite to fill it.
Reich was a quarterback for 14 seasons in the NFL, the bulk of which were spent with the Bills from 1985 to 1994.
"Frank would be great. Frank would be great," quarterback Philip Rivers said. "Obviously, if that were the case, he'd be a first-time playcaller, but in the offense he was in and the time he spent with Jim Kelly and what they ran in Buffalo, there's no doubt he can do it. If that were to be the route, we'd all be confident in Frank."
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Whisenhunt attracted his share of interest. The Lions were among the teams also who interviewed him last week, doing so Thursday in San Diego. The Browns also reportedly interviewed him Saturday.
"I don't want to lose him, but I understand the profession," McCoy said hours before Whisenhunt's hiring was announced. "Ken has done an outstanding job here this year. He is a big reason why we got as far as we did, not only on the field, but behind the scenes with things that he did to help me. There are a lot of things that come up on a daily basis that might be the first time for me. There were a lot of things I ran by him from the first day. ...
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No More Heroes is an action/adventure game. It's set in a place called Santa Destroy. It's about a man called Travis Touchdown who one night meets a girl called Sylvia. He kills a biker but he doesn't know it was actually an assassin. This assassin was the 11th ranked assassin in Santa Destroy. Now he thinks there's only one way to go - all the way to number one!
Sylvia is part of an association for assassins. This association deals with the ranking of assassins. You don't really learn much about them but after you go up a rank you must pay to officially become the next ranked assassin. Travis' weapon is a katana (a type of sword) but not the type you're thinking of. It's a beam katana instead of a blade.
You can customize Travis' clothes and his glasses but nothing else. There's a big part of this game that really annoyed me, it took only one hit to kill an enemy. It just made the game too easy but the bosses were quite hard to be fair. There's nothing really hidden in this game except a few clothes in the bins but basically they're all easy and basic to unlock. I was really happy in this game that they didn't include cheats. It just makes games better without cheats.
I really enjoyed the graphics in this game. They were all cel-shaded and it worked out pretty well. I was really disappointed though in the UK and Japanese version the blood was censored whereas the American version wasn't.
The controls are easy in this game. Its just A to swing your katana, the directional pad to dodge and the nunchuk to move.
The plot is pretty good in this game. It follows throughout the story and links. The main characters are Travis and Sylvia. I like Travis, he seems like a normal guy and someone you could actually relate to. I didn't like Sylvia too much, she was dangerous but kinda boring.
I would have really liked online in this game, it would have worked out well with a world ranking. I think if it did it would be one of the top games of 2008.
There are some funny things in this game. Not really that hidden but they are kind of. Like Travis has a pet cat who you can put in a fan.
This game's voice acting is pretty good but they're not really synced. Some of it is but sometimes it's off and really noticeable. It's not too bad but kind of annoying.
Travis has some pretty cool superpowers but they are weird. For example one of them is called 'Strawberry On The Shortcake', where his hair will turn blonde and with one hit he gets the death option. You get a superpower when you kill an enemy; a slot machine thing will come up. If three of the same symbols show up at the same time he will get to use them. After getting it he will shout the name of the superpower and things will go dull and bleak.
The weapons in this game are all katanas but they're all different. You get them from a person called Naomi. You can buy them and you can unlock more by finding secret items from boss battles.
This game isn't that repetitive. On each level there are quite a few different ones per level. So it didn't really get too repetitive for me but many other people have said to me it's repetitive.
This game didn't last me that long, it lasted me around 9 hours. But it could have easily been beaten in around 5 it took me longer because I messed around in Santa Destroy a lot.
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Sweden's krona strengthened the most in almost three weeks against the euro as the Riksbank signaled it may not ease policy further after today cutting interest rates for a fourth time in the past 12 months.
The krona climbed against all major currencies in a basket compiled by Bloomberg. It appreciated as much as 0.6 percent against the euro, the most since Nov. 28, and was up 0.3 percent to 8.7372 and 0.4 percent versus the dollar to 6.6322 as of 2:23 p.m. in Stockholm.
The Riksbank cut rates to 1 percent from 1.25 percent, in a move expected by 16 of 17 economists surveyed by Bloomberg, to revive growth as the largest Nordic economy succumbs to Europe's debt crisis. It signaled it will probably keep the benchmark unchanged until the end of next year and sees the rate at 1.8 percent by the end of 2014.
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I'm dreaming about getting a place on an island in the Mediterranean (Menorca or Corsica, perhaps) with dark skies. The opportunity for visual observing with clear dark skies and balmy temperatures would be one of the main draws.
Light pollution maps are not so hard to find - there's a particularly good one of Western Europe that's been posted recently on these forums.
But what about the other factors affecting observing conditions? How can one assess them based on an observing location's geography? I suppose that the best point of reference would be first hand experience, from people who have experience in all sorts of conditions. But this is harder to find. Anybody out there? I'm guessing Mallorca, Menorca, Corsica, and Sardinia would be similar.
These places in the Med are sunny most of the time, so I don't think clouds would be much of a problem. Temperature changes from day to night are moderate, regulated by the sea.
So these are all the things I can think of (and my thoughts on each). Please forgive any mistaken assertions (I'm quite new to this) - please just set me right! Can you add to my thoughts, or share your personal experience? Or maybe you can point me towards further information on this subject.
- clouds (mostly clear skies, can see sunshine hours on the web)
- light pollution (can see nice dark places on light pollution maps)
- low altitude turbulence - ( what conditions are most conducive to thermals?)
- high altitude turbulence - (does the Euopean jet stream wander over the Med often?)
- humidity? (can this affect transparency?)
- proximity to the sea? (the sea is never more than 20 miles away)
- altitude (mostly near sea level, but there are some elevated places in Mallorca and Corsica - at what altitude above see level would there be a marked improvement? Would one notice any improvement at 1000ft - Menorca's highest point? 6000ft - Corsica?)
So lots of questions from me. I'd very be grateful for your ideas!
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:52 PM
You should ask Thomas (CN username: Astrojensen) who lives on a Danish island in the Baltic Sea that appears to be roughly 20x25 miles in size. In another thread a couple of months ago, I asked him about the prevailing seeing conditions on his island, which I assumed might be quite good because of the relatively homogeneous surrounding body of water (e.g. as in Florida), but according to Thomas that turns out to not necessarily be the case on his island, and he provided a quite articulate, sound explanation for it. He's a frequent poster to the observing forums here at CN, and would likely be helpfully responsive to your question, albeit Bornholm and the Baltic Sea aren't necessarily the same as Sardinia and the Mediterranean.
Posted 16 January 2013 - 08:54 AM
John that is so cool. I would love to do the same. I haven't been to those islands yet, except Mallorca. I don't remember much cloud cover there and that was in Oct-Nov. Med coast of France and Spain are pretty much dry locations and I recall having/seeing clear blue skies and evenings each day.
I plan on moving back to Germany and I know it's nearly always cloudy there. Might have to buy a summer house on one of those islands you've mentioned.
I plan on moving back to Germany and I know it's nearly always cloudy there. Might have to buy a summer house on one of those islands you've mentioned.


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