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Weather Averages for Fuerteventura in May
Averages for Fuerteventura in May
May is perhaps the most popular month in Fuerteventura and the island sees thousands of tourists flock to the island. The weather is fantastic in May with 12 hours of sunshine every single day. Average daytime temperature floats around a pleasant 20 degrees Celsius and the seawater temperature is equally inviting at 19 degrees.
Daytime high peaks rarely go above 23 degrees though, ensuring that it's never too hot for comfort, while temperatures rarely drop below 16 degrees. May is an exceptionally dry month but it still sees some rain on one day of the month, although this barely amounts to 10mm of total precipitation. This rain is a welcoming sight to locals who don't expect to see any more rain throughout the summer all the way up to September (which is practically as dry as May). The winds are fairly strong but not overwhelming, inviting sailing enthusiasts to take the seas of Fuerteventura. Be warned that during May, strong winds coming from the south may carry red dust from the Sahara desert.
Good winds for activities like Kite Surfing in May, Fuerteventura.
The late night party scene attracts partygoers who gather in Corralejo's Avenida del Generalisimo Franco Street. There are numerous late night bars, particularly in the Centro Comercial Atlantico, which is a drinking and dancing hotspot. The late night party scene includes rock bars, sports bars, pubs, clubs and half a dozen karaoke bars.
Fuerteventura Golf Club is a busy golfing destination and the first 18-hole golf course in Fuerteventura. The impressive par-72 course has holes 1 to 10 facing the ocean and a round running next to three interconnected lakes. There are 67 bunkers in total. The fairways, tees and the rough are perfectly landscaped and cleverly placed to create golfing challenges. The round of the golf championship for gentlemen is 6,069 meters and for ladies, 5,257 meters.
Fuerteventura Golf Club.
Held every year in May, the religious celebrations of Virgen del Buen Viaje in El Cotillo, involves a long procession by local fishermen. This local event focuses on fishing, and during the celebration the use of banned fishing techniques is allowed. The caught fish is cooked from fresh and served freely to locals and tourists. During the feast, traditional parrandas (local folk songs) are sung to celebrate the event.
The Dia de Canarias (Day of the Canaries) is celebrated in Fuerteventura every year in May the 30th. This public holiday is infused with Hispanic festivities that take place across all towns in Fuerteventura. Local restaurants and bars serve traditional specialities and many locals take the celebrations to the streets.
Puerto Remedios-Las Agujas is a beautiful beach in northern Fuerteventura. Spanning 250 meters and featuring coarse, heavy sand, the beach is a favourite of couples and families thanks to its smooth surge and convenient location near Corralejo. Several vendors offer their services nearby, so food and drink is covered.
El Bajo Negro is a 300-meter long beach facing north. The surf in El Bajo Negro is strong and dangerous, making this beach unsuitable for children. Instead, the beach attracts surfers and extreme sports enthusiasts who brave the waves. There are several safety signals and lifeguard services to help prevent accidents.
Agua is one of the nicest and cheapest bar-restaurants in Corralejo. Agua specialises in cocktails and snacks, and also offers a healthy selection of local specialties. The bar-restaurant has been featured in numerous international guides as a top eatery in Fuerteventura.
If you are looking for a taste of authentic tapas in Fuerteventura head to Pincha Cabra Tapas Bar. With low prices and good-sized portions, Pincha Cabra serves delectable tapas that the locals rate highly – always a good sign!
Spanish Tapas like these at Pincha Cabra Tapas Bar, Fuerteventura.
The Sunrise Costa Calma Palace is a lovely, luxurious and elegant hotel with a definite spark of local charm. The hotels is located at walking distance from the beach and offers a host of sport-oriented amenities such as tennis courts, an indoors and an outdoors gym, several swimming pools and others, that will keep even the most energized tourists busy.
Aparthotel Bahia Grande offers comfortable, clean and very affordable accommodation for families and tourists that may wish to stay in Fuerteventura for long periods of time. Many visitors compare these apartments with regular hotels in terms of space, amenities and overall quality.
Overlooking a pristine stretch of sand and towered by the scenic Morro Jable lighthouse, Hotel Faro Jandia is a 4-star resort situated on Jandía's main promenade in front of Playa del Matorral. The hotel is considered a "hidden gem" by many tourists who visit it year after year, thanks to its unpretentious atmosphere and overall excellent quality.
Morro Jable Lighthouse.
For a more affordable yet still luxurious experience in Jandia, opt to stay at the Iberostar Playa Gaviotas Park hotel. This all-inclusive establishment offers excellent and inexpensive accommodation in Fuerteventura. The hotel's staff is especially helpful, too.
Elba Palace hotel is a new and innovative establishment, which also happens to be the home of Fuerteventura Golf Club. Unsurprisingly, golf lovers flock to the Elba Palace in their droves.
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Fiesta del Trabajo (Labour Day)
1st May 2015
A national public holiday celebrated every year on May 1st. Many Canarians look forward to this day because they get the whole day off, sometimes giving them a much needed long weekend! Most shops and businesses are closed on this day, however, popular tourist attractions, museums and restaurants are usually still open.
Antigua Craft Fair
15th May 2015 to 18th May 2015
On average, the event attracts more than 200 individual exhibitors, showcasing and selling their handicrafts. There will also be demonstrations by local handicraft makers, as well as musical groups and sportsmen performing on stage. The fair will take place on the Antigua sportsground and you can expect to see a wide variety of crafts on show including leather goods, jewellery, instruments and baskets. If you are interested, admission is completely free and parking is available in the surrounding streets.
Fiesta de San Isidro Labrador
15th May 2015
The Feast of San Isidro is mainly celebrated in mainland Spain, however, in Fuerteventura the event is celebrated in Los Alares, Antigua. The festivities are in honour of San Isidro Labrador and include processions, festivals and traditional performances.
The Dia de Canarias (Day of the Canaries)
30th May 2015
The Dia de Canarias (Day of the Canaries) is celebrated in Fuerteventura every year in May the 30th. This public holiday is infused with Hispanic festivities that take place across all towns in Fuerteventura. Local restaurants and bars serve traditional specialities and many locals take the celebrations to the streets.
Fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Cobre
20th May 2015
The Fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Cobre is celebrated in Los Alares, Antigua on the 20th of May. Many local people will attend mass on this day to commemorate the Virgin of Charity. The day is often celebrated in Cuba, however, some Canarians also come to pay their respects to the shrine of Santa Maria.


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This week I had the pleasure of experiencing some of the week's activities at the Keystones Technology Innovators STARS Summit in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. I had been approached by Linda Nitsche, who was helping to organize the summit. BrainPOP was a sponsor and she knew that I love BrainPop so she asked if I would like to present with them and then on my own about globalization. I figured it would be a fun two days in the Pennsylvania countryside and didn't really expect much out of it. Wow, was I wrong.
First, I love the idea of the Keystones. This group is made up of Pennsylvania educators, chosen by their administrators as leaders in the field or soon to be leaders. They come together for, what the wiki calls "the most exhausting yet professionally and personally rewarding week of your life." These educators,
most meeting for the first time when they meet their dorm roommates on Monday night, come together from breakfast time through dinner time and co-hort time in the evening each day. They experience amazing keynote speakers, attend sessions with forward thinking educators, learn about new and exciting ideas and tools, and create a lasting PLN of Pennsylvania leaders in education. I wish New York had something like this. I would love to be part of it.
My biggest surprise? I was challenged. I didn't expect that. I thought I would go and share my wisdom. I did do that. But I learned so much more.
Tuesday morning's keynote speaker was Philip Vinogradov. How have I never heard of him? He spoke about gamification and how he, as an AP bio teacher
gamified his entire year. I was so impressed with his keynote, I went to his session for gamifying elementary classrooms. I haven't been so excited by a new idea in a long time. I love games but am not a gamer. So this was all new to me. Wow! Makes me reminiscent of my early DOS role playing games. I might actually try to gamify one of my units this year. I'll be sure to blog about it, positive and negative.
Tuesday was also a BrainPOP presentation day. Katya Hott, from BrainPOP, and I presented on the theme of gaming. So we showed the Keynotes about GameUp. But what they really were impressed with was the fact that BrainPOP is so much more than just cute videos. They loved finding out how powerful a site it really is. And I loved sharing that.
Wednesday morning's keynote speaker was Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach. I have known Sheryl for years and have had some fascinating conversations with her. But I have never heard her speak to an audience. I got more quotes out of her keynote than I knew possible. My favorite, "If you are concerned that the future means we will be replaced by computers then...if you can be replaced by a computer, you should be and please leave education now." She is not afraid of technology innovations...she looks forward to them and understands that our role as teachers is to prepare our students for this world. I love her!
After the keynote, I presented about Going Global in the Classroom. This is a love of mine so I enjoyed sharing. And I loved seeing the excitement and experiencing the energy in the room as these teachers learned what is possible.
I left right after my presentation to get back to my life but the whole drive home was spent just thinking. All that learning was exhilarating. But that wasn't the best part of Keynotes. The best part was the conversations at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The chats in the hallways and bathrooms. The talks as we walked back and forth on campus. These educators are excited about what they are learning. Not once did I hear anyone say, "Yeah, but..." They did speak about lack of technology in their schools, lack of support from administration, and demands from testing and curriculum. But they also spoke about how they were going to push back in September so they can...use Edmodo for book discussions, connect on Skype with other classes, try out Google Apps useful for presenting, write a grant for a 3-D printer, and on and on.
So I want to thank Linda and the Keynotes and BrainPOP for giving me this opportunity to meet and talk with educators who are excited and willing to push for what they know is right. It is so refreshing when mostly what I hear are all the "buts". Congratulations, 2014 Keystones! Yours is the best year yet!
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Keystones Technology Innovators STARS Summit
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Sunday, June 8, 2014
15 More Days
As I go online and see all my friends talking about summer trips, sitting by the pool, relaxing, I am still working every day. School doesn't end for us until June 26th, the day before ISTE 2014! So I teach on Friday and fly to Atlanta on Saturday morning, in time for the Global Education group Saturday afternoon.
It is particularly difficult this time of year with the heat, the graduation practices, the excitement of summer to come. So I spend my time trying very hard to find the joy in school, even as we pack up for the summer.
My friend, Donna Roman, wrote a blog about what her students remember about the year and their teacher. You can read it here. I decided, while I had my kids write about each other, I would ask them to write about me. You see, each year I give my students a certificate with traits on it from their classmates. So I have each child fill out a form with a line for every student. They have to write a complimentary trait and give an example. I turn that into a certificate.
This year, I added a line for myself. Thanks, Donna, for the idea.
Here is what they will remember about me:
"The BYOD policy always makes me think she is the best teacher yet."
"She likes cats and I do, too."
"I will always remember all the hugs."
"She always smiles when I look at her."
"She is the nicest and funnest teacher in the school."
"She teaches us in fun, understanding ways."
"She taught me how to write essays."
"She loves us to interact with others."
"She is very accepting in work and always cares about feelings."
"She always tried to fix my messy handwriting."
"She connects all over the world."
"I could always make her laugh."
"She loves technology."
"She always cracks us up with her corny jokes."
"She never gave up trying to help me."
"She has lots of fun games to play."
"I will always remember her love for the world and wanting to help fix it."
This really did help motivate me. I always wonder what they will remember. My corny jokes, fun games, smiles, hugs, and caring about the world....hmmm....I can live with that! What will you be remembered for?
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Detroit police are investigating the death of a man who was found hanging Wednesday morning from an electrical pole on the city's west side.
Sources told Local 4 the 34-year-old man was trying to steal copper from inside a transformer on the pole when he came in contact with a live wire and was electrocuted. The shock sent his body back from the ladders he was standing on and he was left hanging.
He appears to have died sometime overnight.
Cedric Moses said he noticed the man early Wednesday morning as he was coming home from work.
"We've been here for over 30 years and never seen anything like that," he said. "Oh, my God. It's terrible, it's awful. We have kids coming through here all the time."
Sources said two of three other people are thought to have been involved in the attempted scrapping. DTE Energy had to cut power and a cherry picker was brought in to bring the man's body down.
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November 29, 2014
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Offensive lineman Zipp Duncan and tailback Alfonso Smith will play in the Texas vs. the Nation all-star game, slated for Saturday, Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. EST in Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso, Texas.
The game, sponsored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will be televised by the CBS College Sports cable channel. Smith will wear uniform number 28 in the game and Duncan will wear number 73.
Duncan was a second-team All-Southeastern Conference pick as a senior by SEC coaches and Phil Steele's College Football. He started every game of the last three seasons, 39 consecutive starts, at left tackle, left guard and right guard. Duncan helped the Wildcats roll up a school-record 475 points during the 2007 season and the Wildcats ranked among the nation's leaders in fewest quarterback sacks and fewest tackles for loss allowed in 2008 and '09.
Smith is known for his blazing speed, having run the 40-yard dash in as fast as 4.24 seconds on 2009 Pro Day. He rushed for 957 yards and eight touchdowns during his Kentucky career and caught 30 passes for 322 yards and two TDs. Smith also was a stalwart on special teams, making 28 tackles in kick coverage while averaging 22.5 yards on kickoff returns.
Texas vs. the Nation is in its fourth year of existence. Duncan and Smith will be the third and fourth Wildcats to participate in the event.
Tamme to the Super Bowl: Former Wildcat Jacob Tamme will participate in the 2010 Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 7 as a member of the Indianapolis Colts.
Tamme is in his second season as a reserve tight end and special teams performer for the Colts. He caught three passes for 35 yards during the regular season and also had nine tackles on special teams.
Tamme becomes the 25th Wildcat who played for teams that advanced to the Super Bowl that season. Prior to Tamme, the most recent was Jared Lorenzen, who was a member of the New York Giants squad that won the 2008 Super Bowl.
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Sell the house......she´ll have to leave.
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Or turn off the water, ac, and heat to her area. It is California, so you cannot bury her in a nearby National Forest.
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We have government, courts and police willing to violate every one of our rights at the drop of a hat, but when we need to protect our homes, our spouses and our children from someone who is essentially a hostile invader of our homes, they would have you living in fear for days, weeks or longer until you dot every I and cross every t. That horrid woman who violates that poor family´s security around the clock needs to be institutionalized, at best. In a saner world, a homeowner could have the police immediately remove such an invader to jail or secure mental hospital, or if police are not immediately available, remove the invader themselves by any means necessary, dead or alive, if the invader refuses any form of request or demand to leave. Refusing to leave another person´s property is the equivalent of forcible home invasion and should be treated as such under the law. That horrid home invader deserves every bad fortune that may come her way.
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I read somewhere that a brain dead judge ruled she can´t be removed. The nanny must either be an illegal or black as they have more rights than ordinary people.
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We have the same problem at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Won´t leave? Is her maiden name:Clinton?Carter?Rodham?
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Time to remember the three S´s... Shoot, shovel and shut-up...Tired of these parasites, no matter where they are from.
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They rented her a room with full board in return for services. She is a renter. She must be evicted the same way one would have to evict any tenant, whether they were in one´s home or in an apartment building or rental house.The only exception would be if they could be charged with a crime. She obviously cannot. Failing to pay rent - with either money or services - is not a crime.They did not realize this and when they did they filed papers but did it incorrectly, so the present delay is their fault. They know that.As the article states at the end, they are publicizing this so that others will know about what they might get into.
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I learned hard lessons about the perils of renting (and renters) several years ago. Never again for me.So, here comes an annoying phrase: I could write a book.
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This was on "The Five" a few minutes ago. The nanny has filed 39 civil lawsuits, and has been called a "malicious filer" by a judge. "The Five" also said the Bracamontes put a padlock on their refrigerator.You really need to do a thorough background check before allowing anyone to move into your home, especially in California. Whatever you do, have it--very specifically--in writing before "it" starts.When I first moved to LA, my uncle told me the laws are so screwy in CA, that if you allow a "friend" to sleep over, and he decides to relieve you of your household furnishings, the law will consider his, "it was a gift from my dear friend" just as valid as your, "he stole all my furniture and my TV, and all I did was let him sleep on my sofa for one night."
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Unintended Consequence of Caffeine – The Loss of Dreams
I recently left Caffeine behind. I am a still an avid coffee drinker, but now drink only decaffeinated drinks. The reason that I quit was for my personal sanity, and feeling of normalcy. Having three large cups of coffee a day (as I acclimated to a new habitat and job after my move to Hilton Head Island) had me thinking through the process of rehydration (lots of water) and the effect of lots of bathroom breaks. Not to mention that when I did not rehydrate well enough, I became anxious and stressed out. Coffee was no longer for even the effect of being more effective – it was something to feel normal in the morning, something to keep me going in the afternoon, and something to boost me for my evening activities. I guess I could call myself an addict in a minor way, because I did not want to stop because I did not want to feel the withdrawls.
I did quit though, and it took two days for the withdrawl symptoms to hit me. I became groggy, my memory was often shot, I had a constant headache, and was muscle tired. But I was determined to stop. Even two and three weeks later, there were hard days, and the temptation to just have another cup of coffee is always there. But I've held and I am now a month off of caffeine, and I don't think I'm going to go back. I still enjoy coffee, but not for the drug any longer.
As I regain a sense of normalcy, and my brain begins to function at its higher levels once again, I would like to share a bit of what was lost in the time I was drinking coffee so heavily because there are things that are lost when you begin to depend on this substance for a good while.
(1) I began to sleep longer and was tired more often. My productivity eventually went down the tubes, and my ability to become motivated to do things became harder and harder.
(2) I didn't want to exercise because of the lethargy, though my wife was good at getting me out to the gym anyways. That kept me healthy, but my energy in other things such as chores was seriously waning.
(3) I stopped Dreaming. And this is the thing I find most important about not being on Caffeine anymore. I find that when I dream and remember the experience, it is usually about what I've been processing or thinking about the day prior. Often the material is important enough that it helps me think through who I miss in life, who are important to me, and my feelings for them as I dream and process those dreams. It is so unfortunate that for a long period of my last few years, I did not dream.
The dreams, post caffeine have been vivid, like when I was a kid, or a teenager. I wake up earlier than I did before, and I have time to lay in bed and think and pray about the meaning of my dreams. I go to places that I want to go, I see people that I have good or sometimes strange feelings towards, and I have conversations that I never would be able to have in real life. But it is very real. I wake up with a sense that I've been living in my sleep in a deep way.
A challenge to those of you who have walked into Caffeine with open arms. It may not be affecting you in quantitative ways (productivity, goal getting, etc.) but you may be missing out on something very intense and very human – the ability to dream. So go through the withdrawls for a month – get off of the substance, and rediscover how you and your mind functions on its own. I find it to be a more robust and intense experience. The ebb and flow of life is certainly different, but I'm finding it to be better, and I still have the taste of a great decaf peppermint mocha when I feel like it.
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Posted on November 30, 2009, in Being Human, Coffee, Health, Personal Moment, Quick Thought and tagged Addiction, Being Human, Caffeine, Coffee, Good Life, Health, Life, Quick Thoughts. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
What you wrote is what I've always thought about caffeine.
My mom never let me have it as a kid, so it wasn't something I was accustomed to having and so, never got addicted to it. I'm so glad I didn't. I see people abuse caffeine on a regular basis, but it's a powerful drug, and should be treated like one.
Not only is it bad for your physical body, but it also messes up how you function and perform and your emotions as well. I just feel like I would never want to be dependent on something to function that's not really necessary in my life, and could be harmful to me.
It's interesting that you noticed that it stopped you from dreaming. I wonder if it's because your brain never really got the rest it needed, like the proper deep REM sleep or something, because it was always hyped up.
I dream once in a while, and sometimes it helps me realize what's important to me or what I've been ruminating on, whether that's a good or bad thing. But you look at your dreams in a much deeper way than I ever have. Maybe I should take a better look at what my dreams mean!
Haha, so how many times is this now that you've kicked the habit?


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Tips from a reader indicate that the iPad 2's new screen mirroring feature may not be as broadly supported as users might hope, due to certain third-party developers' copyright concerns. Introduced by Apple at this week's media event in San Francisco, iPad 2 screen mirroring enables an iPad 2 to display all of its screen contents on an HDMI port-equipped HDTV, duplicating whatever is being shown on the device's 9.7" touchscreen. This feature was initially said to depend upon Apple's new Digital AV Adapter accessory, which will sell for $39. In introducing the Adapter, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said that "it works with all apps, so anything you can see on the iPad screen, you see on HDMI." Apple's web site notes that the Adapter can also display movies "at up to 720p" and other content "in up to 1080p HD."
According to our reader, Apple has turned screen mirroring on by default on the iPad 2, unlike AirPlay wireless video streaming, which is disabled by default and therefore only implemented by developers who want to support the feature. Though Apple has included a screen mirroring toggle to let third-party applications send different content through the Adapter, some developers plan to use it to "opt out" of screen mirroring altogether, citing potential copyright issues with displaying some or all of their video content through a connected TV. If implemented in this fashion, iPad 2 video mirroring using the Digital AV Adapter could have significant limitations, similar to Apple's iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter, which was released without a conspicuous disclosure that some iTunes-purchased videos would refuse to play through the Adapter for unspecified contractual reasons, leading to widespread user complaints.
On the rare occasions that it has discussed the issue, Apple has maintained that Hollywood studios are to blame for the iPad's video output limitations, and Jobs has publicly thrown up his hands in apparent frustration with contracts that have limited the device's output capabilities. While it is unclear whether the Digital AV Adapter will handle iTunes-protected content better than the VGA Adapter did, particularly in light of a new claim on Apple's web site that the VGA Adapter will also support iPad 2 video mirroring and 1080p video out, it is likely that the Digital AV Adapter includes support for high-bandwidth digital content protection (HDCP), an anti-piracy technology that would satisfy studios' contractual requirements.
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I'd wait until the thing is actually available to be tested before panicing. If the HDMI output on the AV Adapter supported HDCP - which it will most likely have to to be compatible with a lot of HDTVs - then the output will be identical to that on a BluRay player, which doesn't seem to give anyone in the industry issues.
Many laptops already have HDMI output ports on them that support video mirroring and that hasn't caused anyone to run around waving their arms in the air quite yet. Nor the HDMI port on the Mac Mini, or Apple TV (both models…)
What I'm more curious to know is exactly what compatibility the AV Adapter has with their other devices - on Apple's website it's described as being comatible with iPad (rather than just iPad 2), iPhone 4 and latest gen iPod Touch..
Posted by Jonathan White on March 4, 2011 at 2:18 PM (CST)
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Well, sadly for media companies a PC (desktop/laptop) is not the same as a non-PC and they also separate the non-PCs into mobile and non-mobile and even further. E.g. just because you can/are allowed to watch something on a smartphone doesn't mean that you are also allowed to watch it on a tablet or output or transfer it on any other device. You practically need a separate license for every device, every screen and every delivery form.
Posted by Mike11 on March 4, 2011 at 2:38 PM (CST)
I'm sorry… ummm, what??
Why on earth is a video out a problem again?
Imagine if you couldn't run a program or game because you had a 22 inch video monitor hooked up to your Macbook.
Sound ridiculous?
Posted by Fuzzle on March 4, 2011 at 3:48 PM (CST)
The people in charge of these media companies are obviously compensating for some shortcomings ;)
Posted by Code Monkey in Midstate New York on March 4, 2011 at 5:14 PM (CST)
I'm completely missing the problem here.
You can already pump out video content to a TV via any video-capable iPod, regardless of whether it was purchased on the iTunes store or not. How is it a problem now that it can pump out ANY video to an external display? Theoretically, content on that iPad is already being displayed, you're just scaling it up on an external monitor.
I guess I'm just not seeing the difficulty here. I mean, if Apple isn't going to stop us from watching Toy Story 3 via video out, why would an app store developer have a problem with their content showing on a big screen?
Posted by Daniel S. on March 5, 2011 at 4:17 PM (CST)
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There is a difference. Right now an app has to specifically allow and support TV-out.
Posted by Mike11 on March 6, 2011 at 9:37 AM (CST)
Those of you who have questions on this are obviously unaware of what HDCP is. The best way to find out is to take your computer and buy a movie through iTunes. Try to play it on your TV using anything except an HDMI or DVI cable. It will tell you that your device is not HDCP compatible. All of your new televisions are HDCP compatible, but the only way to send copywrited content to it is over an HDMI cable, not a VGA or Component cable. Mirroring will be supported over the VGA adapter for non-copywrited content. Anything copywrited, ie, movies, netflix, etc, will not work over the VGA because Apple would be violating the HDCP laws.
Posted by Dave on March 9, 2011 at 1:28 PM (CST)
I bought the first ipad to display apps via the cable for my maths classroom to be a bit creative and have students work interactively. (I didn't see it as a copyright issue but rather a free advertisement for apps to students.) Aah not so, not being techo I didn't pick up its inabiity till I bought it. Did contemplate the new one if it had the mirroring feature but now it seems the apps I want to use may not be able to be mirrored. And they advertise it for education! Well not for apps in the classroom obviously. Major disappointment!
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 155 Ratings
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Aug 27, 2014Just another down right Jim Carey classic. The plot is good, its not stupid and it goes a long way. I could almost say I felt inspired by this movie to say "yes" a little more in my daily life instead of letting it pass you by.
Dec 12, 2013Jim Carrey has the potential for something funnier, but instead stars in this painfully average and mostly predictable comedy that doesn't do anything new. Yes, this movie isn't funny.
Jun 7, 2013Three years after his divorce Carl Allen's life is going nowhere until, on the advice of a friend, he signs up for a self help program with one simple principle: Say yes to everything.
Despite the fresh spin the basic plot (boy meets girls, ruins things and then redeems himself) has been seen countless times before and the movie certainly runs out of steam by its final scenes but, thanks in large part to an excellent cast that includes the likes of Zoey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper and Rhys Darby, Yes Man makes for an enjoyable comedy.… Expand
Mar 13, 2013Jim Carrey is my favorite comedian. And this movie is great but not one of the best. I think it could be funnier but still my final score for "YES MAN" is 7/10
Feb 1, 2013Pretty much a typical Jim Carrey comedy. While there is nothing new in this film, it does have a bit of heart and sends a good message: Get off your ass and be positive about life. Overall: A decent popcorn comedy, that'll provide a few small laughs and will leave you feeling a little more warm fuzzy.
Jan 17, 2013There are alot of negative reviews about this movie but I like it. It was cute funny and had some clever lines. It's the less indie Nick and Norah and it wasn't like the best but it averaged out cute with cool events in someones life.
Nov 28, 2012A more refined Jim Carrey doesn't disappoint in this generally worthwhile comedy.
Sep 2, 2012an extreme below average movie. Not Jim carey at his best. Not funny, just a bunch of rehashed garbage recycled over and over again. I would usually watch Jim carey's movies again but not this one.
Sep 2, 2012I can't argue that this movie is funny. Zooey is great. She seriously can just make anything better just with her presence. It felt like a JIm movie...which means it was good and easy to watch.
May 10, 2012A very funny movie,with a great cast of actors. All of it comes together in the end. Definitely a must watch movie!
Jan 2, 2012Jim Carrey gives a typical performance which ends up not funny because he always acts the same way. And the premise is quite silly and Zooey Deschannel doesn't belong in this awful movie she needs to do better things. I give this movie 21%.
Dec 23, 2011The ending may be rushed, but a funny and somewhat unique idea is well executed in Yes Man. I really liked Jim Carrey's performance and this comedy may be worth watching.
Sep 25, 2011Jim Carrey needs to perform in better, funnier movies with optimism...
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Aug 15, 2011I think this movie is so great. The story is very interesting. After finished watching, I become vigorous. It is worth the money to see it. The acting is so-so. Ypu should watch this movie if you have never watched.
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Feb 21, 2011I thought it was a well round innocent fun comedy flick. Yes man has its up and downs and might be corny for most. Certainly not Jim Carreys best but I enjoyed it, had me laughing and also had a moving/calm side to it.
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Jan 1, 2011Not Jim Carrey's best. There was some funny moments but it wasn't a spectacular movie. Maybe worth watching once though.
Carrey's most satisfying live-action effort since "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."
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Oscar Wins That Actually Made Us Happy
Jokes aside, I haven't missed an Oscar broadcast since I knew what the phrase meant, and while I often come off as blustery blowhard, the simple truth is that I love the movies -- and when the movies that hit me in a personal way get some global attention, that just makes me happy for a few minutes. Nobody knows why, really, but if you can root for game show contestants and reality TV stooges, than I can have a small rooting interest in the fine people who make high-end films.
So here's a list, off the top of my head, of moments of Academy Award victory that actually had me cheering from my couch.
Jennifer Connelly -- I know it's not "cool" to dig A Beautiful Mind, and Ms. Connelly's work therein isn't even among her very best performances (trust me, I've seen them all) but when you've "grown up" with a performer of about the same age, when you've overlooked their failures and cheered their successes, and when you're DESPERATELY and MADLY in love with an actress, it's cool to get a little excited when she wins the big brass ring. She coulda/shoulda been nominated for Requiem for a Dream or, better yet, Waking the Dead, but this is better than nothing. (Jenny, call me when Paul Bettany stops being handsome. In like 2044.)
Kevin Kline -- Yep, my eyes were glued to the Oscar show back when A Fish Called Wanda was a nominee. (And if you haven't seen it lately, or at all(!), trust me: it still holds up.) Believe it or not, this maniacal ensemble farce was also nominated for Best Director and Best Screenplay. The Academy was much cooler in the 1980s, trust me. Regarding Mr. Kline, his is the performance most frequently cited when people converse about "why comedy performances don't win enough awards." I couldn't agree more; even among Kevin Kline's excellent work in several comedies (Dave, In & Out, Soapdish), his performance in Wanda is pretty special.
Pulp Fiction -- I'm still steamed that it didn't win Best Picture (not really) but I do remember hooting and hollering when it won for Best Screenplay. Yes, I was one of those movie geeks who thought he "discovered" Quentin Tarantino all by himself. Great, now I want to go watch Pulp Fiction right now.
The Cove -- People often debate the relative "importance" of film critics in the grand scheme of things, but I know one thing: if I helped convince ONE person to buy a ticket or a copy of The Cove, then I've done some good. Some of the best documentaries ever made shed fascinating new light on history, and others, like this one, demand that we address the world's injustices today. Plus it's just damn good documentary filmmaking, and I was thrilled when the filmmakers took the top prize against some rather strong competitors. I don't know that I'd ever want to watch The Cove again, but I'm damn glad that saw it once, saw it early, and was able to throw my support behind it with a rather forcefully positive review.
Robin Williams -- Focus on the guy's lousier movies if you must, but I've been a Robin Williams fan since the days of Mork and Popeye. Nominated for Good Morning Vietnam in 1987 -- didn't win. Nominated again for Dead Poets Society two years later. Didn't win. Third time? The Fisher King. Nope. Then he finally did win for Good Will Hunting and I felt really happy for the lovable lunatic.
The Silence of the Lambs -- This ... was ... awesome! It just kept winning! It tied the all-time record for "big five category" wins! A horror movie! From a genre-friendly director who got his start with Roger Corman! Vindication for the horror geeks! Yes, the film is fantastic regardless of the genre, and you could just as easily call it a dark thriller or a character-based procedural -- but screw all that: a horror flick won Picture, Actor, Actress, etc., etc. And here's the best part: the film holds up remarkably well today.
Gene Hackman -- He won his first Oscar the year I was born (for The French Connection), and he's been my favorite actor for as long as I can remember, so it was great to see the old guy win a second statue for his staggeringly nasty performance in Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven. You may remember this as "just another villain" role for Mr. Hackman. If that's the case, please do revisit Unforgiven as soon as you have two free hours. You don't take an Oscar away from Pacino and Nicholson by delivering "just another villain."
Kathy Bates -- Yeah, I'm going with the horror pick again, but let's be fair: Ms. Bates' performance in Rob Reiner's Misery is force of nature creepy. Raw, rough, sometimes fun, sometimes downright horrifying. And she had some serious competition that year in Anjelica Huston (The Grifters), Meryl Streep (Postcards from the Edge), and Julia Roberts (Pretty Woman). Yes, I truly thought Julia Roberts was going to steal it. Whew.
Bonus pick for nerdly disappointment: Sigourney Weaver's performance in Aliens losing out to Marlee Matlin. I remember screaming things at the TV.
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Orwell has long fascinated historians. It is probably true to say that the four volumes of The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell, published by Penguin in 1970, are among the most well-thumbed paperbacks on many modern historians' shelves. Yet Orwell was a stickler for the correct use of language: he was, for instance, 'upset for days' when the proof-reader at Tribune allowed 'verbiosity' to appear in one of his articles. We may be sure, therefore, that he would have disapproved of a mere selection of his work being described as the collection. In fact, the real collected essays, journalism and letters (edited by Professor Peter Davison in eleven volumes and totalling no less than 6,000 pages) are due to be published shortly by Random House/Secker & Warburg. They contain material previously only available in the Orwell archive at University College London. There is truly a feast of Orwelliana in prospect.
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A 55-year-old Soddy-Daisy woman has avoided jail time in a murder-for-hire plot, if she can stay out of trouble.
On Thursday, Sharon Zurconett pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempt to solicit the commission of first-degree murder rather than face a trial on solicitation of murder for a plot police say she hatched to get rid of a woman who was dating a man she believed to be her boyfriend.
Police arrested Zurconett on April 24 after Walter Hogeland, 65, reported she'd tried two weeks before to pay him $300 to kill Celestea Figueroa, 51.
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Criminal Court Judge Rebecca Stern accepted the plea deal, arranged between the Hamilton County District Attorney's Office and Zurconett's attorney, Charles Wright.
Zurconett received a five-year suspended sentence based on her limited criminal history. If she commits another crime, she could be required to serve the remainder of her sentence in prison.
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Starting Jan. 15, an inflatable bounce house will be set up in the zoo's Museum of Science, allowing kids to literally bounce off the walls and blow off some steam. Bounce houses will be open from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday in January and February. In addition, Nature's Neighborhood will offer even more activities and animal encounters, and zoo visitors are invited to get in on the animal action with the new Jumpin' Junction green screen studio.
A special variety of fun performances and activities is also planned each Saturday and Sunday beginning Jan. 15.
On Jan. 15, enjoy hands-on activities courtesy of the NASA Challenger Learning Center, including mini-rocket demonstrations from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Museum of Science's Great Hall. Puppeteer Joyce Davis will perform Jan. 15 and 16 at noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. in the Museum's Indoor Theatre.
Magician Chris Clark will be on hand Jan. 22 and Jan. 23 to perform magic and puppet shows at noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. in the Museum's Great Hall and Indoor Theatre.
On Jan. 29, the Toledo School for the Arts' Urban Jazz Collective will perform at noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. in the Museum's Indoor Theatre. TSA's Afro Caribbean Dance and Drums will perform Jan. 30 at noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. in the theatre.
All performances and activities are free with regular half-price admission.
Visit www.toledozoo.org/winter for a complete schedule of Frozentoesen activities. In addition to half-price admission in January and February, the zoo will also offer free admission to Lucas County residents from Saturday, Jan. 15 to Monday, Jan. 17 as well as special coupons offering further discounts throughout the year. The zoo will offer a similar Lucas County Appreciation Weekend over President's Day weekend in February.
Throughout the year, Lucas County residents are admitted free of charge each Monday from 10 a.m. to noon. Identification showing proof of residency is required.
The Toledo Zoo, located on the Anthony Wayne Trail four miles south of downtown Toledo, is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, visit www.toledozoo.org or call 419-385-4040.
January and February are a great time to dig the cool at Frozentozen, a celebration of winter at the Toledo Zoo. (Photo courtesy of the Toledo Zoo)
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