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Averages for Majorca in April
Weather lowdown
The weather continues to brighten and improve in April in Majorca, Balearic Islands, when the spring season is underway. At the start of the month, the average temperature begins at around 12-13°C and slowly rises as the month advances until it climbs up to 15-16°C in the final few days.
Throughout April, daily highs build up from 18°C in the first week up to 21°C in the final week, only exceeding 24°C or dropping below 15°C one day in te...
Daily averages for Majorca
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Weather lowdown
The weather continues to brighten and improve in April in Majorca, Balearic Islands, when the spring season is underway. At the start of the month, the average temperature begins at around 12-13°C and slowly rises as the month advances until it climbs up to 15-16°C in the final few days.
Throughout April, daily highs build up from 18°C in the first week up to 21°C in the final week, only exceeding 24°C or dropping below 15°C one day in ten. Daily low temperatures extend from 7°C at the start of April to 10°C by the end of the month, only exceeding 14°C or falling below 3°C one day in every ten.
Since the temperatures increase as the month goes on, the coolest days of the month are found toward the beginning – 1st to the 3rd – and the hottest days are always located at the end of the month – 28th to 30th – as you'd expect.
The highest temperature that has ever been recorded for April in Majorca is 29°C, with the lowest ever temperature being -1°C. When compared to the average monthly temperature of 13°C, it's clear to see these temperatures are extreme and not the norm.
With around 42mm of rainfall spread across nine days throughout the month, there's a small chance you'll experience some precipitation during your holiday. Moderate rain is the most highly anticipated type of rainfall for April, followed by light rain, thunderstorms and drizzle. Heavy rain and snow is exceptionally unlikely to occur in Majorca during this month, although it's almost certain you'll experience cloudy spells during your holiday. The average cloud coverage on any day throughout the month is 42% and gradually decreases as the month progresses.
Although April is generally considered as a popular time to visit Majorca when the weather is pleasant, it was the cloudiest month of the year in 2013, with 13% of days being more cloudy than clear.
The probability of precipitation drops from 32% at the start of the month down to 31% by the end. Moderate rain is most likely around April 12th, light rain on April 18th, thunderstorms on April 27th and drizzle around April 12th.
At 16°C, the average sea temperature in Majorca in April is quite cool, despite the intense humidity. Throughout the month, the humidity varies only slightly from mild to very, with April 5th being the most humid day and April 26th being the least.
There is an average of ten hours of sunshine each day in Majorca in April, which is dependent on the cloud density. Just as the daylight hours increase as the month advances, the amount of sunshine also develops as the month continues. Despite the daily sunshine, there are approximately four foggy days throughout April.
ISAF Sailing World Cup sailing competition, Majorca
Where to stay
Hotel Miramar in Puerto de Pollensa is perfect for couples and families looking for accommodation during their holiday in Majorca. This award-winning hotel offers a number of amenities, including swimming pool, spa, gym, WiFi, excursion booking, car hire, bars and restaurant. Also in Puerto de Pollensa, Mar Calma Hotel is another popular choice and offers 17 twin rooms, two single rooms and one suite. Guests can dine at the snack bar for breakfast, lunch and dinner and can take advantage of the free WiFi, beautician services, car rental and laundry service.
If you're on a tight budget, the Sotavento Apartments in Magaluf might be just what you're looking for. Here you'll find a selection of one- and two-bedroom apartments, as well as swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gym, supermarket, internet access, games room and free parking.
Vanity Suites Hotel & Spa in Cala Mesquida is ideal for couples seeking a romantic break. Just a short distance away from the beach, this hotel features landscaped gardens, swimming pools, Jacuzzi, bars, restaurants and a spa. Several golf packages are also available to guests.
When it comes to accommodation in Majorca, Paraiso Aparthotel in Sa Coma is a popular three star hotel close to the beach. Facilities include a buffet restaurant, swimming pool, family entertainment, free WiFi and kids' club, as well as an all-inclusive option.
Mar Calma Hotel, Majorca. Photo courtesy of H10 Hotels
Dates for the Diary
On the first weekend of the month – April 5th and 6th 2014 – the Agricultural Fair is held in Andratx. This annual fair is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year and includes arts and crafts stalls, livestock exhibitions, music concerts, children's activities, pony rides and a costume show.
Sports fans won't want to miss the chance to experience the Balearic triathlon in Porto Colom. This event usually takes place on the first Sunday of the month – April 6th in 2014 – and is made up of 1,000 participants, all eager to get their hands on a first place medal. As any triathlon, the Tristar Mallorca incorporates a swimming event, cycling event and running event, each of which features in the two races – the TriStar111 and TriStar55.5.
The Mallorca 312 is another fantastic event sports lovers won't want to miss out on. Held on April 26th 2014, the fifth edition of this cycling event covers 312km and has a staggering altitude gain of 4,300. The race starts and ends in Port d'Alcudia and takes around 14 hours to complete, making it suitable for only the strongest and most dedicated cyclers.
As if that wasn't enough, the ISAF Sailing World Cup is also held this month, providing a wealth of interesting activities for those who love outdoor sports. In 2014, the event will be in its 45th edition and is expected to take place between
Majorca is a fairly religious island and celebrates Easter in a big way. The biggest parades take place in Palma on the day before Good Friday – Thursday, April 17th in 2014. On Good Friday itself – April 18th in 2014 – many churches hold services, when local children and adults re-enact scenes from the bible. More services are held on Easter Sunday – April 20th in 2014 – followed by pilgrimages to shrines and group picnics held on the following days all over the island.
April 18th and 19th 2014 are the dates for the next Ultra Mallorca. This tough event includes a 105km race from Andratx through to the mountains in Pollenca. The fastest and most skilled athletes are expected to finish the race in around 14 hours. If you're not quite up for the challenge, there is a shorter 62km race which begins in Valldemossa.
The annual Cuttlefish and Nautical Fair in Alcudia is a must-visit for seafood lovers and foodies. This popular fair is a great opportunity to try the local cuttlefish which is available from a number of different stalls, each of which serves the dish in a different way. Live music, children's activities, a parade, craft market, boat show and exhibition will also form part of the event. The fair usually takes place on the third weekend of April, making the next event April 19th and 20th 2014.
The first Sunday after Easter is always dedicated to the Fair of Sant Francesc in Muro. The next event will take place on April 27th 2014 and is great fun for the whole family to enjoy. With arts and crafts exhibitions, artisan stalls, music concerts, local bands, car displays and plenty of locally-grown produce, there is plenty to see and do here.
April 26th and 27th 2014 are the dates for the annual Pollensa Wine Fair. This popular wine tasting event is held in the Claustre del Convent de Santo Domingo and is a wonderful opportunity to get to know the local wines. Many of the wines chosen for this event have won international awards, testament of their quality. There is a small entry fee to try the samples available and all the wines are also for sale.
Things to do
Serra de Tramuntana is one of the most popular attractions in Majorca and is a must for nature lovers. This mountain range is a UNESCO world heritage site on the northwest coast of the island and can be explored by car or on foot. During the winter months there is a chance that the roads and pathways will be covered in snow, but you shouldn't have to worry about this in April. Instead, you'll get to see plants and flowers blooming and may even get to see goats grazing on the land.
History buffs won't want to miss the chance to visit Pollentia – a collection of ancient Roman ruins in Alcudia. Make sure you climb the Calvari Steps to see the amazing panoramic views from the top – don't forget your camera. As well as the ruins, there is also a small church to see and a few cafes in the area. The village itself is very hilly with lots of steps, so make sure you're wearing sturdy footwear and be prepared for plenty of walking.
Serra de Tramuntana, Majorca
Hit the beach
Cala d'Or beach is a fantastic place to spend a day if the weather is warm and sunny. This Blue Flag bay is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, thanks to its gentle, clear waters. You'll find a small selection of facilities available here, including sun beds, parasols and some water sports. This beach gets very busy during the summer months, making April one of the best times to visit.
If you want to have a go at diving, visit El Toro beach where you'll find the Mar Balear dive centre at Port Adriano. The Marine Reserves here are full of marine life and sea grass, making them a top location for diving. If you'd rather soak up the sun on the beach, you'll be pleased to hear that the warm soft sand is perfect for lounging on and there is a great choice of supermarkets, shops and restaurants nearby.
Cala d'Or beach, Majorca via Otd 7 Photography
Where to eat & drink
When it comes to modern European dining, it doesn't get much better than Miti Di Palma Restaurant & Lounge Bar in Playa de Palma. Here you'll find an extensive menu packed with traditional dishes, each with a modern twist. There is also a comprehensive wine menu available, with something to suit each meal perfectly.
Restaurante Café de la Mar is Sa Coma is another popular place for dining in Majorca. Just a short walk away from the beach, this eatery offers a fantastic selection of fresh seafood, grilled meats and daily specials. Everything is cooked to order, so there may be a short wait for your meal, although everyone is offered a complimentary appetiser of bread and olives after ordering.
Tim's Bar in Port d'Andratx is a popular bar located on the harbour front. Here you'll find a great selection of beers, wines, spirits and cocktails, as well as complimentary WiFi. Each Saturday, the chill out bar adopts a nightclub atmosphere and plays dance music until the early morning.
Restaurante Cafe de la Mar via Gaspa Serrano
April events in Majorca
Easter Sunday
9th April 2018 to 19th April 2018
Easter Sunday is celebrated throughout Spain and the Balaeric Islands, with Majorca being no exception. Churches throughout Majorca hold several services throughout the day. On subsequent days, pilgrimages to some of the island's shrines take place, followed by large communal picnics. This event is known as 'Los Pancaritats'. In Palma city, the Sunday after Easter Sunday, there is a festive day called Angel Sunday held at the Bellver Castle. Be sure to enjoy typical Easter treats such as "panades" (meat pies), "robiols" and "crespells" (sweet pastries).
Good Friday
9th April 2018 to 27th April 2018
Good Friday is celebrated with a special mass in all churches across Majorca. Many churches hold special services where local children and youth groups come together to re-enact scenes from the bible to commemorate the death and birth of Jesus Christ. Good Friday also marks the impressive "Davallament" held at the Calvari of Pollença. This procession centred around a depiction of dead Jesus descends Calvari hill down 365 stone steps. The "Davallament" events in the Sant Salvador enclosure of Artà and in Felanitx, plus the procession in Sineu and the celebrations which take place at the Lluc Sanctuary, are also well worth catching if you can.
Semana Santa Holy Week
10th April 2018 to 26th April 2018
Semana Santa Holy Week celebrates the arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem and is acknowledged across the island. Blessings take place on Palm Sunday, and a procession leaves the church of La Sang (Iglesia de Sant Crist de la Sang) in Palma on Maundy Thursday. If you're near the town of Felanitx, look out for "Davallament", or Deposition - this popular religious ceremony takes place on Good Friday in the Sanctuary of Sant Salvador.
The International Boat Show
9th April 2018 to 25th April 2018
The International Boat Show is a must-visit for boat and yacht enthusiasts. This event sees a fantastic number of luxury vessels sail into the capital's harbour for the public to enjoy. In addition to admiring the boats, there are plenty of other things to see and do, including a seafood exhibition, mini film festival, taster sessions, presentations, sporting events and music concerts.
Spring Fairs
10th April 2018 to 26th April 2018
Towards the end of the month, the rural towns of Majorca celebrate the coming of Spring with agricultural fairs featuring livestock, family entertainment and art and crafts. The Sunday is the traditional 'Fira', the traditional Mallorcan country fair. Previous years' highlights include the Wine Fair in Pollenca and Sepia Fair in Alcudia, a sea and food festival devoted to sepia (cuttlefish). A parade of majorcan 'giants' also takes place around Easter across the island, as well as 'Firo' day in Santa Maria del Cami, which highlights the importance of protecting the environment.
Sports Events
ISAF Sailing World Cup
10th April 2018 to 26th April 2018
The ISAF Sailing World Cup Palma brings together some of the world's best Olympic and Paralympic class competitors, this event is a must for boating enthusiasts and includes men and women's one- and two-person dinghies, keelboating and windsurfing. Competitors from over 50 countries travel to Majorca to take part in the event with the aim of achieving first place and getting their hands on the prestigious trophy. Dates to be confirmed, check the official website for dates.
Majorca Smooth Jazz Festival
15th April 2018 to 27th April 2018
Music lovers won't want to miss the chance to experience the Majorca Smooth Jazz Festival in Sa Coma, on the island's beautiful east coast. This popular music event is the only smooth Jazz festival that takes place in the Mediterranean and showcases some of the biggest and most successful artists on the scene. The dates tend to vary every year, so make sure to check before you go.


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Bill Belichick had high praise for Larry Fitzgerald, who he'll face off against on Sunday when the Cardinals come to New England.
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Acclaimed author Ruth B. Bottigheimer will speak at George Mason University on Sept. 21 at 5 p.m. in Research 1, room 163.
Bottigheimer is the author of Fairy Tales and Society: Illusion, Allusion, and Paradigm and Grimm's Bad Girls and Bold Boys: The Moral and Social Vision of the Tales.
In her visit to George Mason University, Bottigheimer will share her insights from her latest study, "Fairy Tales: A New History."
Bottigheimer studies children's literature and their illustrations as literary responses to and social expressions of the cultures from which they have emerged. Her special fields of inquiry — French, German, and Italian fairy tales, European and American Bible stories rewritten for children's use, British children's literature from its beginnings to 1770, and publishing history — have resulted in over one hundred scholarly articles and six books.
She is currently working on a large, general history of European fairy tales. Bottigheimer's professional home is the Department of Comparative Literature at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. She also lectures widely and has taught at American, Asian, and European colleges and universities.
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A sassy WW2 nurse time travels to the Scottish highlands of 1743. Cue adventure and romance.
It has a clunky start but four episodes in, I kinda want to read the books it's based on... It's so charming and the lead actress is awesome.
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Kind of a dark episode for Doctor Who on Sunday, I think the 'heaven' is for people who were killed by him which he'll be confronted by later.
Didn't know about Outlander, one to look out for. Found some UK newspaper coverage of it, I didn't know the books were quite such a thing either.
Figures that the UK newspaper culture pages didn't get past line one before (very lazily) labelling it 'the new Game Of Thrones'
So far no UK channel has bought it, though my bet would be on Sky.
EDIT: I also love the quote in that piece from Orange Is The New Black S2 where Taystee explains the book: "Lady travels back in time to Scotland hooks up with this big, sexy outlaw type, and they be gettin it day in and day out. Yo, its hot!"
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Really liked the second episode of Doctor Who, Ben Wheatley showed more of his weirder side with that going through the Dalek and the episode was beautifully shot a lot better then last weeks very definite "house style" direction. The Doctor is really cold and dark as ever which is interesting and very surprising especially coming from two Doctors that were very much about the feels, but Capaldi definitly does have the fun elements to counter-act it enough. Clara is even a lot better!
I've always liked Capaldi but this has made me realise quite what a superb actor he is, he's working the line between darkness and fun brilliantly.
I watched the first one with my friend's young kids who only know the Doctor as Matt Smith and they were bored and confused by all the talky-talk and didn't like the scary old Scottish man at all. Next one's a Robin Hood romp which may win them back.
My main thought while watching the latest Dr Who was please could Channel 4 commission a show with the working title "Tyres and Vod go on a bender."
Apart from the good Doctor I've also been watching.
Archer - Wasn't sure at first but I think it was the running gag about the size of Lana's hands that maybe kept me watching (I'm a sucker for running gags, something for which I blame Robert Rankin). Glad I did, while it's a bit variable it's a nice bitesize non demanding program and once it gave the characters at least a few redeeming qualities instead of the all being absolutely horrible it found its groove nicely.
Orphan Black - Can't remember if I mentioned this or not as I haven't posted in a while. Still no harm in mentioning again just how brilliant it is.
24: Live Another Day - Best series of 24 since 5 wasn't it? Fun stuff.
Currently watching: Utopia - Only watched the first episode so far. Looks like it's going to be interesting. As a bit of a side note to the whole conspiracy stuff it made me realise how rare it is for this type of show (or indeed many shows, except comedies about teens which always play it for cringe value) to show main characters being laughably terrible at sex. Kind of refreshing in a way. Plus good to say Jamie from The Thick of It stayed in politics!
X Factor Every now and again I start watching it again (sue me!) and given that boring, boring tax avoider Gary Barlow has pissed off now seemed as good a time as any. The first live show will probably decide whether I'm in for the long haul. To watch it I require; some sort of judging spat, one or two novelty acts. as few vaguely competent cruise ship style acts as possible, somebody inexplicably terrible that nobody knows how they got through, Louis Walsh to be as clueless as ever (think that's a given), one act that has some quirk that makes them divide everyone's opinion (don't mind what side I'm on), a couple of actually talented people. Have that in the live shows and I'll stick with it As an example series 5 and 7 were the vintage years; 5 because of some actual quality acts (Burke, JLS, Vickers; I'm not really a fan of the vast majority of their work but they do actually have talent) and 7 because the success of Jedward in series 6 (whose only other notable moments were just how forgettable eventual winner Joe McEldery was and the comic value of the over the top announce saying the name "Eoghan Quigg") led to so many excellent novelty acts most notably the wonderful Wagner. Never forget the bongos.
On the to watch list: The 2nd and 3rd series of the Danish version of The Killing, Broadchurch, Inside no 9.
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I did want to scream out "OH MY GOD IT'S VOD!" but then I realised no-one else in the room would know who I was talking about. Then Tyres came along to seal the deal. And now I'll be upset that Vod won't be a companion.
Fun fact about the 'big hands' joke in Archer; in case you weren't aware, Lana is very closely modelled after Aisha Tyler. And she does, in fact, have big hands. Shocking stuff. Also, by the end of episode 7 (specifically) I want you to come on here and transcribe the entire script because all of it is amazing. All of it.
I am not as convinced by Capaldi as everyone else seems to be.
He's not bad. But everyone keeps going on about him being an amazing actor, and based on only 2 episodes of Who I can't see it. He's just randomly switching between grumpy and nice, funny and dramatic.
Of course, that's what the last 2 doctors did too, but just not quite so grumpy.
Then again, the first few Matt Smith episodes were the same. I'm sure he'll do fine.
I just find it a bit odd that certain people online who were always complaining about Matt Smith now think Capaldi is the best thing since sliced bread, despite him doing exactly the same schtick, but just a bit more mean.
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I don't think it's necessarily the sort of personality they have to act, but the lines they're given and how they deliver it. The lines Capaldi has been given are so far, pretty good, and his grumpy scot delivery is something people obviously have an appetite for, greater than eccentric english twerp, even if they're both variants on that 'flip between grumpy and nice' archetype. I liked Smith's doctor plenty! But... he was given a very large share of very bad episodes and less than impressive dialogue to work with.
I think you've nailed it there Serene when it comes to delivery. I forgot who it was, I think Neil Gaiman, who said that when he wrote one of his episodes, he tried imagining how each Doctor would deliver that line and what differences there would be. A great example from this episode would be right at the beginning when The Doctor says "Try again" to the person he rescued. His tone and body language was super on point and got across a very clear personality aspect. It's very easy to hear that line said by Tenant or Smith and know how different it would be.
Yeah the one thing I'm really glad is that this Doctor just feels so much different, it took a few episodes for both David Tennant and Matt Smith to become their unique Doctors but Capaldi did it in one and is now just laying the groundwork. Also I do get scared when Capaldi shouts and goes aggressive I never did with the other two.
The Outer Limits is really something. I watched the first 6 episodes and they are all great. Not sure if some look derivative or if the episodes came before the things they refer to. Even watched in a vacuum they still hold up very well, and surpass most modern sci-fi. It's like that perfect combination of script, acting and eye candy, except there's a lot of them. The effects don't look as laughable as I expect.
Amazingly, I recognize at least one actor in each one. It's either Uncle Ben from Sam Raimi's Spiderman, the doctor from NCIS, Martin Landau, that guy with the Fez from Casablanca, you name it.
"but Capaldi did it in one". In two, because in the first episode he basically just rambled a lot and only really pulled himself together in the last few minutes.
He's clearly being set as being more dark than the last 2 doctors. But I find that makes the mood switches more jarring at times. Tennant/Smith were switching between comedy "i have no idea what I'm doing' and heroic 'lets save the world', but Capaldi is switching between grumpy 'i don't care' and comedy "i have no idea what I'm doing' and heroic 'lets save the world'.
But, as you said, it'll take a few episodes for him to establish himself. I don't find him bad at all, I just don't find him dramatically different.
So, one episode to go on *Penny Dreadful* and I have a similar vibe to Orphan Black about it. They both really grabbed me at the beginning, with a charismatic main female lead, and they've both sort of lost my interest over time. Both with too much going on, leading to not much of weight happening.
I'm going to call it the Anime Effect. Where the first few shows hint at something really awesome going on, and then the finale is disappointing.
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Penny Dreadful just has a ton of atmosphere, and it's content to meander on weird pathways or spend an entire episode on a flashback to give backstory to just one character. I don't know if that justifies the somewhat strange plotting, or the season's somewhat underwhelming climax, but it's very well-executed and distinctive. Plus, the first season was only 8 episodes, so it wasn't much of a time commitment. I'm pretty picky about what shows I'll watch, primarily because there's only so many hours in the day. It's hard to get any writing done when I'm watching TV. ;)
Yeah, the Penny Dreadful finale was good, but a little anticlimactic after all the build up. And INCREDIBLY predictable. It's dripping in atmosphere, and willing to be pretty gory/sexy/etc.. at times, but under the surface it turned out to be very predictable and basically a story we've all seen before.
I think I actually preferred it at the beginning before I realised that we were basically doing the horror classics, which made it much more predictable.
I wonder if Orphan Black suffered a bit because I watched through it all in one go, rather than on a weekly basis. I agree that the characters were fun, but at times they became a little wearing. Maybe if they'd been spread out over a few months then they'd have been less so.
I did appreciate that each series wasn't too long, as I also don't have time to commit to too many shows.
It's interesting to compare both to something like Arrow. Arrow is nothing special. It's your basic hero show that we've all seen before. But over both series they built up to impressive dramatic endings. I felt that Orphan Black and Penny Dreadful did the opposite, they started out really fresh and strong and then kind of lost that momentum and freshness over the course of a series.
Halfway through Agents of Shield and it's really... not very good. It's a very strange show. At first it seems like a typical monster-of-the-week type of affair but it's about as pedestrian as it gets. They aren't even monsters, just slightly more powerful people. Most of the time they don't do even do anything special. Back in my day they would have barely qualified for the X files.
Then there is the entirely forgettable cast. I don't even remember their names which is always a bad sign. Well, let's see. There is Agent Coulson, who is kind of cool, Newcomer Hacking Goddess, Male Fashion Model, No Fun Lady, Ambiguously British Science Duo - and Lola. I think that's all of them.
In conclusion, Arrow is a much better show (as long as it doesn't do romance) and while it is cheesy as hell, it's never boring.Immersive Sims on Steam WIP
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AoS gets better around the 10/11 episode mark. Note: better, not great. From 16/17 to the end though it goes full on ham and is very entertaining, even if the quality isn't completely there yet. Annoyingly, something that happens in that last run of episodes retroactively makes the crappier part of the series more interesting (but still not better).
There's also the fact that a lot of communities are rallying around referring to Agent Ward as, well, this. In terms of the show as a whole, let me put it this way; I stopped watching AoS even after admitting it was "cheesy Saturday morning fun". When I heard it got better, I got back in and mentally hardened myself for a couple of duds before I could ease up and genuinely start enjoying it. By the last episode of the season I was legitimately enjoying it and now am rather looking forward to s2, which seems to have a more solid production team around it. It's also possible that it'll tie into Agent Carter, which'll air between the two halfs of AoS, but that's just my speculation.
Finshed re-watching Lost season 4 which is definitly an improvement over Season 3 and is quite intriguing actually, by doing the Flashforwards they are able to tell a few more stories about the chaarcters which they did run out of in Season 3. Also the whole Freighter storyline is very tense and intriguing. I think it also benefits from the shorter season as there isn't as much filler. Also it has the Constant which made me cry...again. Looking forward to Season 5.


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This is a book that tries to capture the infinite beauty of Glacier National Park. We visited Glacier in the Spring, there were very few people in the park, and the roads were nearly empty.
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Romance blossomed at the Great Yorkshire Show between livestock buyer Katrina Donaldson and Steven O'Kane - though at first Katrina only had eyes for her husband-to-be's prize heifer.
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looking for coding partner
looking for coding partner
Jun 4, 2014 at 6:11am UTC
hello, as the title states im looking for coding partner. I do a lot of coding as a hobby.
About me:
I am comfortable with the following languages:
c++, php, mysql, css, html, javascript
I have 2 unfinished game projects:
1) a 2D platformer. basically where i try to make a game like Super mario world(SNES) into a game like Diablo II. with skill trees, item drops, gear and such.
2) 2.5D / Isometric Zombie survival game. Focus on survival and exploration rather than mass zombie slaying.
The above are in C++ with SDL (2D sprite library kind of thing)
And i got some websites up. one of which gets me 30-60 dollars a month from adsense, its about sentences and translations / language learning.
So basically im in to making games and or websites
Who im looking for:
Hopefully now you have a general idea of my level. Basically i'm looking for someone to partner with on the various projects like the above and or new ones i'm always starting (and rarely finishing) lol. I think one of the main reasons i'm losing my drive mid project is because im doing it all by myself.
I don't mind if you are somewhat behind me in level. I think its more important that our interests are similar.
this person would be considered a 50% partner, as in, if money ever gets made with the said project we would split it 50-50. Of course that also means 'if' expenses happen to be involved those must also be shared 50-50, lol.
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Jun 4, 2014 at 8:38am UTC
I think I am behind you, I am also code for hobby stuff.
coding a comic downloader to read
( because my internet is too slow to load comic book pages at real time )
and comic reader to open those pages at localhost
I've abandon many game projects with friends and not. Things just doesn't work out. Perhaps me and my friend have too much expectation about each others' skills.
I once tried SDL before, it's hard to use ( for me ) so I move to using SFML because I am only planning to go fully 2D but in the end that project go abandoned too.
Currently, working on a game in JavaScript ( nodejs )
Perhaps tell more about your game, I might be interesting.
as for money, I don't have any right now so I cannot guarantee I can cover any expense....
Jun 4, 2014 at 9:24am UTC
As for the expenses, i really dont see any in the near future. if were talking about one of the games as a project, the only expense i can imagine is a 10$/year domain name to host the games download, info and a forum maybe. And that would only be when its pretty much finished.
which of the two game i mentioned sounds more interesting to you? Maybe i didn't give enough info to really choose. As for the zombie game imagine maps like in the sims 1, but larger, like towns, high rise 13 floor apartments. your the soul survivor of the zombie Apocalypse, you go around finding food, amo, weapons, supplys, set up a home base in some house you find. But not hordes of zombies around every turn, more of a suspense kind of feel, i was thinking even have a fog of war.
I have got a pretty good start on the level editor/creator for this already. im 'stealing' all the sprites "walls, house appliances, funature" right from the sims 1.
as for the 2d platformer , image super mario world with skills, gear and items and such.
this one would probably be easier over all, but i feel like it would be a waist for it not to be multiplayer.
anyway, if either seems like you'd be interested to join in give me your email or facebook or something and we can go from there.
Jun 6, 2014 at 2:58pm UTC
I am a professional programmer although on a entrepreneur level. I do not prefer to work under anybody's authority & hence renounced my 2 job offers, one from HP as an embedded software developer & the second one is from a software development company called Eltima.
During my engineering I worked in so many liaisons like
I worked in ISRO(Indian Space & Research Organization) equivalent to NASA in US as an embedded testing environment developer
I helped a laboratory called DRDO(Defence Research & development Organization) & DKOP Labs in writing Linux device drivers on different distributions
My final year project was Design of an Emulator in C++ to mimic/emulate the hardware performance on software
I have also helped one of friend to design a web page & now I am planning to build a website to help student in programming on different level computer programming language to help the poor but enthusiastic student help learning programming for free. The most probable web page URL name be www.code.ms & it will be ready in the month of November.
At present I am working on a Embedded Operating System on ARM cortex series.
Now talking from the point that bearing the half expenditure, I am completely zealous about it.
Let me share something very important with you now. I am new in game programming, but I am well experienced in advanced programming. So if you can give me some tutorial or something, I can pick it up very fast (within few weeks) & then I can help & we can engender an eloquent collaborative work.
Now I love the idea of the zombie game of yours. It actually shows that you are trying to make something out of the box & more interested in something puzzle-like or Maze-like games rather simply mass zombie slayer to boost scores. This idea can be innovative as there are very few games like this.
Please reply if you are interested.
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Jun 7, 2014 at 4:37am UTC
Yes I would be quite interested to work with you. I can send you the whole project file of what I have so far and or the tutorial site i used to learn SDL. I just wonder, at your level of coding experience, I hope my code writing style and habits dont upset you. PM me your email or FB or something.
Jun 9, 2014 at 7:00am UTC
If it is not too late I am interested in becoming a partner. While I am not a professional my goal is the same as yours. I am comfortable in the following languages: C++, html, and CSS. I am taking a computer science class next year and we are actually going to learn Java so that is one language I will be comfortable soon. My goals for now is to actually finish my games (I have a terminal game but I haven't gotten around to finish it yet), my life goal is to create an Operating System. I know that is far fetched but I have a couple books about Operating Systems and Operating system theories and I have made a couple test Operating Systems (no where near as useful to be used everyday). I actually am now starting my own business that is basically an online program store and there is also a service that we create personalized programs for people who request. So, if you already partners with Sobo we could have a 3 person partnership. If you are interested I can send an extreme rough draft of my business plan and if you aren't interested no worries!
Jun 14, 2014 at 12:21am UTC
Hi, nolanri.
Your post called my attention. I am one year old at c/c++, but I learned Fortran, and other things during Under'g. I do physics, like for living, you could actually check my papers, ;). So, my point is I am a real person( This far I can only presume you are :) . If you believe in posting such request and that people will reply, then you are someone I want to work with.
So, I see you might be a very advanced(all-pc-stuff) guy. Yet, I am not crap myself. I did/do others things, such as, Plasma physics, Fusion related research, complex systems and such. Also, I can do programming as well, and I enjoy mostly going through many things among them html, css, etc. I also learned some MPI and well HPC overall really.
I was reading the SDL, SFML, OpenGL documentation; looking for more info here when I came across your post, so here I am not really knowing what I am doing writing to you.
If you want, you could give a contact info like add-me on fcbk or skype, then we could talk whether should/could we help/collaborate/enjoy/sleepless/laugh together.
I like to stress always how important is for me that "we do things for fun people" really love to mess with things around, which is the key for a healthy relation. Anyone can learn what's needed with time.
ok, bye. I could receive an email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Jun 14, 2014 at 4:39pm UTC
i am good at web dev things.
i am new to c++, i have just started learning c++ sdl2, might be not much of help
Is your code open source?
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Environmental Regulations and Livestock Production Levels: What is the Direction of Causality?
Fundamental to the assertion that environmental regulatory standards are strategically set by decentralized authorities and consequently firms respond to spatial differences in regulatory standards is the underline causal relationship. Establishing the cause-effect association between regulatory standard setting and industry response is essential to justify the existence of the pollution haven and the potential for a race to the bottom. In this paper using 25 years data of the livestock production intensities for hog, dairy and fed cattle sectors and environmental regulatory stringency measure from 1975 to 2000 for 48 contiguous states we explore whether the direction of causality as suggested by race to the bottom hypothesis is in fact supported by the empirical evidence and hence the potential for existence of pollution haven is real in the U.S. livestock production sector. The results in general support the existence of pollution havens and potential for a race to the bottom at the regional level. There were no convincing evidences supporting the reserve causality that the "industry driving policy" hypothesis. Across the different livestock types, dairy sector provided conclusive evidence that in the regions with substantial growth of dairy inventories, there are strong evidences for a race to the bottom.
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Integration, while necessary, cost us more than we might have initially thought. I'm not the first person to make this statement and I won't be the last. Simply put, the costs of integration were high. Before integration became federal law, Black people lived in tight-knit communities where they went to school with familiar faces, patronized each other's businesses and, out of necessity, supported their own.
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The Regina Mills depicter reportedly has tied the knot with her fiance Fred Di Blasio after a year of engagement.
Lana Parrilla is a married woman, according to Us Weekly. A source says the actress who plays the evil queen on ABC's "Once Upon a Time" secretly married her beau before she began filming the show's fourth season. She was also reportedly spotted wearing two rings on her left hand at several events recently.
37-year-old Parrilla was engaged to boyfriend Fred Di Blasio last year during a holiday in the Negev, Israel. "Being up there has given me the freedom to invest in a relationship," she said of her relationship in an interview while shooting the fantasy series in Canada. "It's been slightly rewarding."
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Lego Spongebob Squarepants: World's Greatest Jellyfish Catcher is an all new video game coming to Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, PSP, PS3 and Xbox 360 this year on June 28. It's a Lego version and direct sequel to Spongebob Squarepants: Employee of the Month.
Plot Summary
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) wins the jelly fish catchers' award............so the Mayor of Bikini Bottom (Lego mini figure) decides to name him the 'World's Greatest Jellyfish Catcher'.........and Spongebob receives some blue tickets to Glove World for being the world's greatest jellyfish catcher.
Chapter 1: Working at the Krusty Krab/quests in Bikini Bottom (Lego style)
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) and Patrick (Lego mini figure) need to get a bus to Glove World.......which requires Spongebob (Lego mini figure) to search the entire town for bus tokens.........but 1st, Spongebob (Lego mini figure) must finish his job at the Krusty Krab where 2 starving customers named Leroy (Lego mini figure) and Jake (Lego mini figure) take their orders of the #s 6 and 8 specials.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) returns to Downtown Bikini Bottom and hears a rumor that the Flying Dutchman (Lego mini figure) hid a buried treasure at Goo Lagoon.............when he gets there........he finds that Larry the Lobster (Lego mini figure) has a shovel and pail.........but he won't let him use them............and Spongebob (Lego mini figure) goes over to Grandma Squarepants' (Lego mini figure) house to get a home made undersea pie that can distract Larry (Lego mini figure) long enough for Spongebob (Lego mini figure) to grab the shovel and pail.
Grandma Squarepants (Lego mini figure) tells Spongebob (Lego mini figure) that she's making an urchin chip pie........but she's got no urchin chips to put in it.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) goes over to the Barg N' Mart where Mr. Krabs (Lego mini figure) is doing his business as a salesmen and has sold his own magazines..........and right after cleaning Albert's (Lego mini figure) boat mobile.........Spongebob (Lego mini figure) gets the urchin chips and finishes his plan.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) looks around Goo Lagoon and notices that the Flying Dutchman's (Lego mini figure) treasure is actually a treasure chest full of bus tokens.
When Spongeob (Lego mini figure) returns to the bus stop where Patrick (Lego mini figure) was waiting...........SpongeBob meets Tom, the bus driver (Lego mini figure) who tells them that he won't leave Bikini Bottom 'cause there's a dark storm cloud up in the sky and he fears that there'll be a rainstorm on the trip........and to calm Tom (Lego mini figure) down.........Spongebob (Lego mini figure) gets a parasol from Dame Mackerel (Lego mini figure).............and they all set off for Glove World........but what they didn't expect was.......they were in real big trouble.
Chapter 2: Stopping at Rock Bottom
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) and Patrick (Lego mini figure) end up in Rock Bottom.........a town previously seen in 1 episode of Spongebob Squarepants........due to a heavy rainstorm.
Stuck at the bus station...........Spongebob (Lego mini figure) gets information from Tiffany, the receptionist (Lego mini figure) at the information desk and is told that there's a weather station down the street at W.S.E.A T.V......
Outside the bus station, Spongebob (Lego mini figure) runs across Fred (Lego mini figure), who's kicking a diet kelp beer can.........but Fred (Lego mini figure) claims that he's not doing anything suspicious.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) is told by the secretary (Lego mini figure) at the weather statio........that unless he's got business within that he can't walk around the station because the tours are closed.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) meets a repair man named Jojo (Lego mini figure) behind the building who is willing to trade some of his tools for a diet kelp beer (undersea pun on diet root beer).
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) goes over to the Rusty Anchor and finds Mr. Krabs (Lego mini figure) and Squidward (Lego mini figure) in the parking lot.
Mr. Krabs (Lego mini figure) is in so much pain on the ground right after having a kelp beer drinking contest with Patrick (Lego mini figure) and Spongebob (Lego mini figure) and Squidward (Lego mini figure) aren't strong enough to lift him into his boat mobile........and Spongebob (Lego mini figure) walks around inside and informs Big Mac, the bar tender (Lego mini figure) who's a very strong fish, of the situation outside.........and while he's gone outside.......Spongebob (Lego mini figure) gets Jojo's (Lego mini figure) beverage........which is actually diet coral cola in a diet kelp beer can.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) gets the tools and.......now looking official.......gets inside the station......he speaks to a weatherman named Gary Gulper (Lego mini figure) who's extremely stressed 'cause he's sure his machinery is broken right after displaying an area nearby that had perfect weather.........and he also boasts about building a machine that'll control the weather and tells Spongebob (Lego mini figure) about rumors that the current rainstorm is being created by Marlin, the undersea wizard (Lego mini figure), Spongebob (Lego mini figure) looks at the machinery and notices the area of perfect weather is a local undersea cave.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) takes his adventure there and finds this cave to be the home of Marlin, the undersea wizard (Lego mini figure).
Marlin (Lego mini figure) is causing the rainstorm 'cause he's terribly upset about what Gary Gulper (Lego mini figure) is doing.........and he's feeling threatened by the weather controlling machine ever since controlling the weather was his job..........and Marlin (Lego mini figure) asks Spongebob (Lego mini figure) to destroy the machine and Spongebob (Lego mini figure) retrieves Patrick (Lego mini figure), who's falling asleep in Marlin's (Lego mini figure) hammock (Lego accessory), and returns to the weather station.......and the 2 best friends forever destroy the weather machine...........but not before Spongebob (Lego mini figure) helps Plankton (Lego accessory/mini figure)) make a television commercial for the Chum Bucket under the impression that Plankton was making a public service announcement.........and now satisfied.........Marlin (Lego mini figure) stops the rainstorm and the pair continue their travel to Glove World..........but right before that Spongebob (Lego mini figure) must face another task.
Chapter 3: Back home to square 1
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) and Patrick (Lego mini figure) get kicked off the bus by Tom (Lego mini figure) for their crazy behaviour.......and are back in Bikini Bottom.........but they find out that Sandy (Lego mini figure) is building a rocket ship that she can take them to Glove World leading Spongebob (Lego mini figure) to tackle numerous challenges just as to prepare for the flight.
Right after delivering Sandy's (Lego mini figure) lunch from the diner........Spongebob (Lego mini figure) realizes that he must first return home for his water helmet right before boarding the rocket inside Sandy's (Lego mini figure) treedome.............and when he returns home.........he finds a sea snake (Lego accessory) resting in the water helmet and Spongebob (Lego mini figure) decides to use Squidward's (Lego mini figure) clarinet to lure it out.......but however.........Squidward (Lego mini figure) is in a deep sleep right after taking Mr. Krabs back home to his house.......so Spongebob (Lego mini figure) visits Sardine's Sundries and grabs a pair of Dream Vision Goggles that allow him to travel to the dreams and visions of a nearby sleeping neighbor.
At Sardine's Sundries........Spongebob (Lego mini figure) sees the owner (Lego mini figure) and now certain the 2 guys have previously met........demands to know his identity while he again denies ever meeting Spongebob (Lego mini figure)..........and he returns to Squidward's house (Lego structure) and enters his dreams and visions) where he is transformed into a Squidward look alike himself and grabs the clarinet (Lego accessory).
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) goes to Sandy's tree dome (Lego structure) now with the water helmet.........and helps her find 2 oxygen tanks.
Meanwhile.........Patrick (Lego mini figure) remains at the diner and obtains the record for the most sandwiches eaten at that facility........and the entire gang sets off again for Glove World.......but Spongebob (Lego mini figure)must cheer and laugh for excitement.
Chapter 4: Bottoms Up
Sandy's (Lego mini figure) rocket ship crashes........and they all get stuck in Bottoms Up........an up class town for the incredibly rich sea critters.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) must find oxygen for the rocket ship leading him on a quest for a fancy jacket just as to gain entrance to a local oxygen spring.
Along the way he involves himself in the troubles of Carlton Ritts (Lego mini figure) who believes his next door neighbor, Cowfish Craig is stealing the golden coconuts (Lego accessories) from his golden coconut tree.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) is able to get inside Wild West Seafoods (Lego structure) which provides guests with jackets when they arrive without 1.
Spongebob (Lego mini figure) insults Rodney, the cowfish waiter by ordering kelpy fries and a kelp shake.....and he gets thrown out right before anybody realizes that he's got 1 of the country western restaurant's jackets.
Meanwhile Patrick (Lego mini figure) is on the search for a restroom right after eating junk food in the previous chapters which leads him to climb over the coral reefs' surrounding the oxygen springs........and right after the use of the restroom........Patrick (Lego mini figure) enjoys the springs 'til Spongebob (Lego mini figure) finds him and he realizes that he's not wearing his shorts........and he asks Spongebob (Lego mini figure) to retrieve them.
While looking in the restroom for Patrick's (Lego mini figure) shorts........Spongebob (Lego mini figure), 1ce again meets Leroy (Lego mini figure) and Jake (Lego mini figure) who informs him that they like all of his help around the entire town........and the entire gang leaves for Glove World before the amusement park is closed.
The Grand Finale: Glove World (Lego structure)
The entire gang get to Glove World..........but the ticket fish (Lego mini figure) tells them that the amusement park is closed to make way for a fun wild party........and Sandy (Lego mini figure) tells him that it's their fun wild party........and they're allowed into the park where they meet all of the characters they met on their adventures.......and they ride all of the rides and play the arcade games and win a lot of prizes.
Easter Egg Cameos and Secrets
- In this video game........the 'Employee of the Month' game cover can be seen at the wall of the Krusty Krab in chapter 1.
- Also in chapter 1..........there's a Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy poster on the wall as well.
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|Release date:
|November 17, 2012
|Move around adventure game
|Game modes:
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|Nintendo Wii, Nintendo 3DS, PSP, PS3 and Xbox 360


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Penguins notebook: Crosby gets permission to ditch protective shield
Sidney Crosby's playoff beard will be a little more noticeable now.
Crosby has been given permission to scrap the protective shield that he has been wearing since returning from breaking his jaw.
Starting with Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final against the Boston Bruins — the game will be played at Consol Energy Center, likely Wednesday or Thursday — Crosby will look like himself again. He practiced on Sunday without the shield.
"I definitely can see better on the ice now," said Crosby, whose jaw was broken on March 30 by a deflected Brooks Orpik shot.
Crosby admitted to being slightly apprehensive when first hitting the ice without the shield.
"I think that's pretty typical," he said. "It might take a couple of days probably before I'm sticking my face in front of the net as much as I would have with the full cage."
The injury has not hindered his work.
Crosby is third in NHL postseason scoring with 15 points and first in points per game with a 1.5 total.
He recorded nine points in five games against the New York Islanders and six points in five games against the Ottawa Senators.
Crosby, who has never faced Boston in a playoff series, has produced 32 points in 22 career games against the Bruins.
"It actually feels weird being out there without it," Crosby said. "But it's much better."
• Left wing Chris Kunitz did not practice Sunday. He was banged up in Game 4 but returned for the third period of that game and played in Game 5.
• Coach Dan Bylsma, who is unsure of the conference final schedule, said he might give the Penguins another day off before the series begins.
• The Penguins practiced for about 45 minutes on Sunday at Consol Energy Center and are scheduled to practice again Monday.
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I've built a website with PHP and hosts it on Apache server e.g. Bluehost.
Now that I've created a server-side app in javascript and run it with Node.js.
I want the app to power my website and what should I do? I do google and can't find solution.
On my computer I just in stalled node.js and WAMP. They run separately but work great together. I'd like use that app on the real website too. Any clue how can I achieve this without turning my computer into a web server (which I may consider this as the last resort).
My understanding now is I host my website normally and host an app on web hosting which node.js run and do what they called "pipe" it to my website.
Is the the right idea? How?
Node will need to run on a different server or port to Apache.If there's no problem with cross domain references between your PHP app and Node app you could host them at different places.
For node you may want to host it on heroku, which is free for a certain size of app / db. Great for testing and sharing this sort of thing out.https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/nodejs
If could also share a database between the apps with matching credentials.
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