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June 9th
Mont-Tremblant Triathlon
June 24th
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• Quebec's National Day
July 1st
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July 6th and 8th
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July 25th to 29th
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July 27th to 29th
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August 3rd to 5th
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August 3rd to 12th
Lumières sur le lac (Ste-Agathe des Monts) Shows with renowned artists followed by spectacular fireworks.
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Intimate concerts
June 30th to August 26th
Les Rythmes Tremblant every week-end
June 30th to September 1st
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When we left Verkne Udinsk we crossed the Selenga before passing the municipal limits.
We then proceeded by a good road up a long valley through which runs a tributary of the Selenga.
The road now being made is scarped out of the rock in the same way as the one I have described in the gorge in the Selenga valley.
The Selenga falls into the Baikal, by several mouths, about twenty miles north of Pasoilsk.
In 1720, it was on the river Orkhon, near its confluence with the Selenga, some distance north of the present Urga.
The valley of the Selenga is hemmed in to a narrow compass by mountains as far down as Ilyensk.
I will tell you when we meet about my journey along the bank of the Selenga and across Transbaikalia.
It is fed by two considerable rivers, the Little Angara on the north, and the Selenga on the east.
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Doug Seus insists grizzly bears possess an "ape intelligence." In his three decades training grizzlies for the film industry, Seus has noted their individualism, their focus, and their ability to use tools to solve problems. He says he once saw his first adopted bear, Bart, flip a wooden plank six times and position it across a bramble of hawthorn bushes—all to get at a discarded soda can without injuring his paws. "I watched him calculate the whole thing," Seus says. "It was just amazing the process that he went through to get what he wanted."
Seus has learned a thing or two about focus and problem solving from his bears—first Bart, then Little Bart, Honey Bump and Tank. In 1990, Seus and his wife, Lynne, founded the Missoula-based Vital Ground Foundation and, one year later, purchased a 240-acre parcel on the Rocky Mountain Front about 25 miles west of Choteau. Their goal was to preserve habitat for a recovering grizzly population in western Montana, and the Seuses haven't taken their eyes off the soda can since.
Earlier this summer, Vital Ground announced its latest land acquisition in the Northern Rockies: a 71-acre, low-elevation tract near Troy. The property is prime spring-and-fall grizzly habitat, and a key piece in the foundation's Cabinet-Purcell-Selkirk Wildlife Linkage Initiative.
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- Bart and Vital Ground founder Doug Seus
Since 2003, Vital Ground, in partnership with government agencies, international projects and other nonprofit organizations, has invested in land and conservation easements in Idaho and northwestern Montana to ensure safe seasonal migration for foraging and reproducing grizzlies. Their efforts bolster larger grizzly conservation projects. Montana received a $4 million federal grant last week to protect 9,300 acres of Stimson Lumber Co. land in the same neighborhood as Vital Ground's recent acquisition.
"The Selkirk and the Cabinet-Yaak recovery zones shook out as priorities because of the status of the populations in those two areas," says Ryan Lutey, director of lands at Vital Ground. "Starting with the assumption that those were the populations most imperiled, we decided that would be the best place to invest our resources."
From 1991 to 2003, Vital Ground's contributions to conservation were limited to grant making for land and easement acquisitions by other organizations. Lutey says Vital Ground was "opportunistic" in those early years, bankrolling purchases with no tangible goal beyond general preservation. But in 2003, the group tightened its focus on small, privately held, low-elevation parcels in griz country that might otherwise play host to future development.
"I don't know of any other organization that does that," says David Carr, senior program director for The Nature Conservancy's Montana chapter, a key beneficiary of Vital Ground grants over the past two decades. "It's allowed them to have a niche and a unique viewpoint...They have filled a vacuum in northern Idaho."
Vital Ground Executive Director Gary Wolfe says the timing of the foundation's linkage initiative presented hurdles. As the nonprofit developed the initiative in late 2007, the economy tanked. Fundraising became much more difficult than in previous years.
But even the downturn came with positive side effects. "The recession has been a stroke of good business for grizzly bear conservation because it's slowed [development] down enough to where we can make some strategic investments without our playing field changing on a daily basis," Lutey says.
Each of Vital Ground's two targeted ecosystems in the linkage initiative contains an estimated grizzly population of fewer than 50 bears. Since 1995, Vital Ground has contributed grant money to a number of conservation easement purchases by Montana Land Reliance, a group that maintains several property holdings in the Selkirk ecosystem. But this year's purchase is a first for the foundation: it's the only property in the Cabinet-Yaak that Vital Ground owns outright.
Wolfe says the foundation is treating its acquisitions—and, by extension, its broader goal—like a jigsaw puzzle. This summer's purchase aims to help connect an isolated population of grizzlies in the Purcell Mountains with the rest of the Cabinet-Yaak population. An additional acquisition of 187 acres along Highway 2—with a price tag of roughly $1.15 million—will further accommodate grizzly movement through the area. Lutey says that purchase should be completed by December 15.
"Both those landowners understood that Vital Ground does not have a large fund that we can turn to and buy whatever we want," Lutey says, "so they granted these option contracts to give us time to fundraise."
Meanwhile, Vital Ground has continued its efforts to connect the Cabinet-Yaak grizzlies with their counterparts in the Selkirk Recovery Zone in northwestern Idaho. And as those pieces fall into place, the foundation eyes another key linkage zone: a property on the south side of the Clark Fork River that could open the door for grizzly migration into the uninhabited Bitterroot Recovery Zone.
"If we can get these populations all connected, we feel like we'll have a more viable, more sustainable grizzly population in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, northeastern Washington and southern Canada," Wolfe says.
Doug Seus is glad to see Vital Ground exhibiting the same goal-focused intensity he once glimpsed in Bart, who died in 2000. Seus himself remains most active in bear training in Utah, teaching Little Bart, Honey Bump and Tank about "perimeters and mutual respect." After 20 years, the board he flipped is still moving toward that soda can. "Not to have done something," he says, "would have been mortifying to me."


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Midas may not have been evident during every touch of his anticipated return to the NRL last Friday but Ben Barba certainly has some golden memories to call on when it comes to Manly.
As the Bulldogs prepare to take on the Sea Eagles at ANZ Stadium on Friday, the mercurial fullback remains front and centre of Manly coach Geoff Toovey's plans.
And with good reason.
It was against them at Brookvale Oval last July where Barba scored a brace of tries, single-handedly steering the Bulldogs to victory and announcing Des Hasler's troops as the real deal.
"If Benny Barba put his hand down the toilet at the moment, he would pull out a gold watch," respected commentator Phil Gould joked on the night.
Things haven't gone so smoothly since, with Barba's well-publicised off-field dramas only seeing him start the season against South Sydney last round, the 23-year-old showing understandable signs of rustiness in his return.
But Manly remain wary of the the Dally M player of the year.
"He's caused some damage when we've played them in the past so we've had to do a bit of homework on him," Sea Eagles co-captain Jason King said on Thursday.
"We really need to present a good line in defence when he's got the ball.
"He's certainly an elusive player and someone we're going to have to stop."
Despite failing to make his mark in the Bulldogs' 17-12 loss to Souths last week, Barba did manage to find the tryline in the 80th minute - a worrying sign for rivals as he warms into the season.
"He's that type of player. He's got that natural instinct for the game," King said.
"He knows when to run and turn up at the right times. Hopefully we can limit his opportunities (on Friday)."
Toovey agreed that Barba would be quickly moving back towards his best after blowing the cobwebs out against the Rabbitohs.
"I thought he was good, not at his best first game back from a big break, but I think he'll be a lot better this week," he said.
"Benny does provide that x-factor for them though and he can turn little opportunities into points.
"He's one you need to keep an eye on but you can't concentrate too much on the one player."
Toovey insists he isn't surprised by the Bulldogs' slow start to the year, due to the quality of opposition they've faced in the opening month.
And while he's been impressed with Manly's first four rounds, he knows it's too early to be crowing about.
"I'm glad we're three from four instead of the other way round," he said.


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(Reuters) - National Bank of Canada's (NA.TO: Quote) fourth-quarter profit rose 20 percent, driven by a sharp jump in markets-related revenue, and the bank raised its dividend by 5 percent.
National, Canada's sixth-largest bank, said on Thursday it earned C$351 million ($353.49 million), or C$1.97 a share, in the fiscal fourth quarter ended October 31. That was up from C$292 million, or C$1.62 a share, in the same quarter a year ago.
Excluding items, the bank earned C$1.93 a share, matching expectations of analysts, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
The bank raised its dividend to 83 Canadian cents per share from 79 Canadian cents per share.
(Reporting By Cameron French; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick)
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Harry Redknapp has targeted back-to-back home wins after Queens Park Rangers suffered a surprise defeat at the hands of Championship strugglers Doncaster on Saturday.
QPR, who missed the chance to move into the automatic promotion places, face Bournemouth at Loftus Road tonight before hosting Blackburn on Saturday. Both sides are in the bottom half of the table but Redknapp is expecting two tough tests.
"We have back-to-back home fixtures now and the fans will be all-important once again," the Rangers boss said.
"Bournemouth and Blackburn will be tough. They are two good, strong teams but we are generally playing well both home and away."
Redknapp started his managerial career at Bournemouth and spent nine years there from 1983 to 1992. He returned to the club in an advisory role last season before taking over at QPR in November
"I had a great time at Bournemouth at the start of my managerial career," Redknapp said. "I loved my time there. It is a club close to my heart and I'm pleased to see them doing so well. They are a really good footballing team.
"Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job at Bournemouth, getting them promoted last year. We have got a difficult test on our hands, that's for sure."
Junior Hoilett and Tom Carroll could start for Rangers. Hoilett is fit again after a hamstring problem and on-loan Tottenham midfielder Carroll has recovered from an ankle injury.
On-loan Arsenal defender Nico Yennaris could make his Bournemouth debut. Yennaris, who has made four appearances for Arsene Wenger's side, is at Dean Court on loan until January.
Meanwhile, former QPR boss John Gregory has filled the managerial vacancy at League One Crawley. The 59-year-old has not managed in England since leaving Rangers in 2007 but has worked in Israel and Kazakhstan.
Another League One club, Bristol City, today appointed Steve Cotterill as their new head coach. Cotterill, 49, replaces Sean O'Driscoll, who took over from him at Nottingham Forest last year.
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Low, Steven L. and Varaiya, Pravin P. (1993) A new approach to service provisioning in ATM networks. IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 1 (5). pp. 547-553. ISSN 1063-6692. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:LOWieeeacmtn93
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The authors formulate and solve a problem of allocating resources among competing services differentiated by user traffic characteristics and maximum end-to-end delay. The solution leads to an alternative approach to service provisioning in an ATM network, in which the network offers directly for rent its bandwidth and buffers and users purchase freely resources to meet their desired quality. Users make their decisions based on their own traffic parameters and delay requirements and the network sets prices for those resources. The procedure is iterative in that the network periodically adjusts prices based on monitored user demand, and is decentralized in that only local information is needed for individual users to determine resource requests. The authors derive the network's adjustment scheme and the users' decision rule and establish their optimality. Since the approach does not require the network to know user traffic and delay parameters, it does not require traffic policing on the part of the network.
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UNC alumna and professional actor Megan Van De Hey stars in the Little Theatre of the Rockies' production of God of Carnage.
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The University of Northern Colorado will present the popular comedy, God of Carnage beginning Thursday, July 3.
Winner of the 2009 Tony Award for Best Play, God of Carnage is the story of a playground altercation between two 11-year-old boys that brings two sets of Brooklyn parents together in an attempt to resolve the matter.
One of the most produced plays in the last five years, God of Carnage is a study in the tension between civilized surface and savage instinct, and provides audiences with a hilarious evening full of elegant, acerbic and passion-fueled theater.
God of Carnage plays at 7:30 p.m. July 3-5, 10-11 and 16 and 19; and at 2 p.m. July 6 and 20 in Norton Theatre in Gray Hall.
The play, rated R, is directed by David Grapes, director of UNC's School of Theatre Arts and Dance, and features UNC alumna and professional actor Megan Van De Hey and UNC faculty members Shelly Gaza, Matthew Herrick, and Ken Womble.
The final series performance is Swing! which runs July 31, Aug. 1 and 2 at 7:30 p.m. and Aug. 3 at 2 p.m. at Frasier Hall's Langworthy Theatre.
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James Anderson's dismissal of Peter Fulton was the tourists' only success as rain limited day four of the second Test to 34 overs and, with more downpours forecast for Monday, made a second successive stalemate against New Zealand by far the likeliest outcome as the hosts advanced to 162 for two to trail by only 49.
"Trying to get batsmen out on this, you need all three of your quicks working really well together," bowling coach David Saker said. "We've done that in patches, but we know when we put it together as a three-quicks-and-a-spinner combination we are pretty hard to handle - no matter what surface we get."
Stuart Broad was the pick of the crop again, back to his best since the pain abated in his left heel after forcing him home early from England's Test tour of India in December.
"He obviously struggled in India with an injury, and it is testament to the medical staff to get him back," added Saker. "He had an injury that could have lasted a lot longer than it did. He's come back, looked good...and his pace has been really encouraging."
Neither Steven Finn nor Anderson has been as impressive here.
"Injury-wise, he's fine," Saker said of the former. "I think he's just struggling for a little bit of rhythm. The high standards he sets, he'd probably say he's below his best at the moment. But we know (he's) one spell or two spells away from probably changing a game."
The bowling coach believes the same is true of Finn, while Panesar appeared to be hampered as much as anyone by the slow pitch. "I think Monty at times has looked really dangerous, over the wicket, and around," said Saker. "It's not one of those wickets that really zips and turns that he was used to in India. He just hasn't had that zip he might have wished for."
Both in Wellington and Dunedin, where England drew the first Test last week, slow-motion cricket has prevailed - to the dismay of Saker. He said: "Just for a spectacle of Test cricket, this isn't the greatest way. Anyone watching the game wants to see the ball bounce through and sometimes it's a bit frustrating for the spectators.
"If you watched the Twenty20 and one-day games, they were played on very good and fast wickets - which produced some good cricket. The two Test wickets we've played on have been quite opposite to that."
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*About the product*
It is a optical mouse which is attached to the back of the mac or at the side of the keyboard (which has a single usb port either side of the keyboard). It has 5 controlling 'buttons', which include, the tracking ball, left/right clicking buttons and the two buttons on the side. It is white and it has a small apple on the top of the mouse. It attaches using a white usb and short cable. It looks sleek, stylish and very apple in design.
~Yo have the two buttons at the side of the mouse which you squeeze together to view all of the windows you have open at the same time - so you can flip from one window to another, which is really quite useful and makes navigating though all of the pages you have open very quick and easy. On apple they call this feature the force sensing side buttons.
~It has the normal left and right buttons at the top - just like any normal mouse has, but it is like a touch screen as it does not look like it has any buttons on it. They call this feature the touch sensitive top shell.
~And then it has a small scroll ball on the top of the mouse, which is used to scroll up, down and side to side of the window you have open. They call this the innovative scroll ball and button, as the actual scroll ball can be pressed in and on the screen the dashboard will appear (with a calender and other widgets you have selected on it).
It also has optical tracking, which is the red light under neath the mouse which allows the mouse to be controlled accurately and precisely on any surface (no need for a old fashioned mouse mat)!
Overall, I really like this mouse it is really ergonomically designed as it fits in your hand really comfortably and my fingers are right over all of the controls so it is very easy to use all of the button on the mouse.
But there is only one draw back (well two) but it is that it gets dirty really easily. It gets bits under all of the scroll ball which if not cleaned regularly will cause the scroll ball not to work. But apart from it getting dirty easily, the only other thing about this product that is not that great is the price.
The single mouse costs £39 from the apple store uk, which really is a lot for a mouse, but it does have a lot of positives. But still £39 for a mouse is a bit silly! They can be bought from the apple store uk (online) or from a apple store.
Good points
*Ergonomically designed - so it fit really comfortably in your hand and all of the buttons/controls are in easy reach
*Looks really great - sleek, stylish and very apple
*Easy to use with some good features such as the scroll ball, and the handy short cuts
*Wired and wireless available
*no software required
*Just plug in and go
*Durable and I have had this for maybe two years and It has not broke once and it works perfectly
Bad points
*If not cleaned regularly the scroll ball does not work
*Quite expensive
Thank you for reading my review
Recently supplanted by the 'Magic' Mouse (I wonder what will come next? the Supernatural mouse?!) the Mighty Mouse is still on the market with various retailers for around £10 less (in the region of £40 rather than £50).
What everyone wants to know with an Apple product...... Sleek and a slightly bulbous ovaloid shape in Apple's characteristic shiny white plastic, this mouse suffers from many of the same issues as its contemporary keyboard (see my other review....).
The grey scroll button (a small ball) has a tendency to get dirty (and clogged, affecting performance - see below) in much the same way as the keyboard, while the white plastic is prone to discoloration over time. Two squeezable force-sensitive side buttons straddle either side of the mouse making it ideal for right or left handed users. The underside features apple branding and safety information in light grey and the optical components which glow red.
Click, squeeze, roll and scroll: what is in effect a single button performs all of the functions of a two buttoned mouse (although when using the mouse with a PC or even a Mac if two buttons are your preference, the mouse can be set up to do so).
The scroll ball offers 360 degree scrolling; while Apple have tried to market this as an innovation, it works in much the same way as the 'mice' on early laptops (before the invention of the touch pad) except more sensitive. And not necessarily in a good way.
However, the pressure sensitive side buttons (which operate the dashboard) and touch sensitive whole-mouse clicking (it is, in effect, a giant button) are innovative though the former are somewhat awkward to use (a function of my small hands?).... indeed the whole set up of the mouse, while great when you're used to it, lacks the intuitive design of many other Apple products.
Maybe three and a half stars?
The Apple Mighty Mouse has only recently been replaced by the Magic mouse, which is a lot better as it's all touch-sensitive. The mighty mouse has one major problem, which has now been fixed with the new magic mouse that I'll talk about later. You can get the mighty mouse wired or wireless, with the latter costing a fair bit more.
The mighty mouse has a great design and literally looks like a white mouse. It uses laser technology to accurately sense movement, and it never fails to do so. It glides smoothly across any hard surface due to the smooth rim round the bottom. On the top side towards the front of the mouse, there are actually two buttons but it's all disguised as one. Further back from these buttons is a small spherical grey scroll button.
This is where the problem lies. The scroll button always gets dirt in it and stops working effectively. It will suddenly not scroll smoothly and sometimes not scroll at all when it becomes jammed. Despite giving it a good clean, it's hard to prevent it from continuously happening again. Another nifty addition to the mouse is two squeezy buttons on the sides, which can be squeezed in when holding it. It feels very natural to do, and it's effect can be decided on your Mac's System Preferences. I use it to expose all windows, which makes using the computer very fast and efficient.
The mouse looks great - it blends in with the whole Apple colour scheme. There is an ingrained Apple logo on the top side of the mouse towards the back. It is very comfortable to hold and a good size - not too small for those with large hands, but not too chunky either. The wired one connects to your computer via USB and the wireless one contains two AA batteries to wirelessly connect. The wireless one seems a lot heavier in hand, which in a way makes it worse to use.
Prices aren't that cheap, but it's cheaper than the latest Magic Mouse at around £40+ for the wireless version and around £30 or less for the wired one. It's not the best mouse due to the fact the scroll sphere dies after a while, but this was a great error noticed by Apple and improved upon with the new Magic Mouse. The good thing about the scroll wheel is that it goes up, down, left and right so is good for large windows to get around quickly. It is a very responsive mouse and works nicely.
Thanks for reading!
Let me start that since buying my iMac i have never EVER wanted to go back to a windows computer and never will if i can help it! Every apple product ive bought has been fantastic and rarely have any problems!
So yes earlier this year (2009) i purchased my first mac in the form of a 24" imac that came with the standard wired apple keyboard as well as a 'mighty mouse'.
The 'mighty' mouse has a very sleek design based on Apple's plain white design that is apparent on a number of their products, and features four real control features which are very well thought of!
The first two controls are of course the two click buttons on top of the mouse! It may look like there is just the one as there is no divide like on other computer mice but there are indeed two and in the usual places....
The third control is the mouse scrolling ball, which as you would expect allows you to scroll up, down, left and right around a page or project. BUT there is also a second function here which is that you can click this ball and bring up a shortcut window (which is set in the mac settings window by the user).
The forth and final control which is also pretty hidden to view is what i call the 'squeeze' function. When you squeeze the two edges of the mouse together all of your current open mac windows will spread apart and allow you to choose which one you wish to hop to! (makes changing pages very very simple!)
The main complaint ive heard off others about this product is that the cable is too short, i would agree however i can not complain myself as i got a usb cable extension free with my imac (no doubt put in for the mouse or keyboard).
The product is great and does exactly what you would expect however i do have one ongoing issue with it..... the roller ball can occasionally decide it wants to only scroll up and not down.....after a few times of this happening i popped into the store where i was informed that small bits of dust and dirt get inside and prevent it working properly, this is easily fixed by rolling the ball on a sheet of paper however it can get annoying after a few times!
Overall a great product that features some nice controls to make things easier when using your computer......
Almost all of Apple's products are simple yet very effective, and work very well. This is no exception with brilliant build quality, it is very easy to use and looks very nice. However, it is very expensive compared to other products, it has a short cable and it only has one button which may annoy Windows turned Mac users.
The packaging is very simple, but keeps the product very safe with lots of padding. It is very easy to recognise with the trademark Apple packaging and it can be opened and closed very easily. It can be used as a storage box when you aren't using it as you don't need to rip it open in order to get to the product like in other brands.
It is very easy to install, as you only need to plug it in on a Mac, and a simple software install is needed on Windows. This is very short. The mouse is very easy to move around and always seems to get the movements perfect, with the mouse on screen moving perfectly with the real mouse. The scroll wheel is also very good as it is easy to move and never sticks. However, there is only one button which is a pain for Windows turned Mac users as they won't be able to get used to it very quickly.
The build quality is on par with other Apple products, with the mouse showing no signs of wear and tear after lots of use.
However, it is quite expensive for a mouse compared to other products, but it is worth it for the great build quality and it is very easy to use. Also, the cable is very short so it can't be moved around too much, or used far away from the computer.
In conclusion, another quality product from Apple. A must for any Mac fan, with its great build quality and the design that is better than other brands can offer. However, it is very expensive and the cable is very short. It also lacks a second button, which will definitely annoy lots of people.
It seems such a strange thing to be reviewing a mouse, but this one seems to be particularly worthy of it.
As an Apple product it naturally has a very sleek and simplistic design. The round shape of the device is perhaps not the most comfortable fit as it lacks the ergonomic design that you see on many mice these days, but it fits comfortably in the palm of the hand.
The device consists of 4 seperate buttons. A left click (as anyone would expect to work) a right click (that works by taking your left finger off of the mouse and using the right hand side) a 'squeeze' made by squeezing the sides in, and a middle click on the scroll ball. These are fully customisable allowing you to use each button for whatever you desire. Currently I use (on my Mac) the left button as standard click, right button for Ctrl Click, Squeeze for Dashboard and middle for Expose, and find it makes me work so much quicker. The scroll button allows for four way scrolling, up/down, left/right, and is quite responsive, but sadly gets gunked up rather easily and does stop working rather quickly.
The cable is perhaps a little short, this can be corrected with an extension cable or a wireless version of the mouse, though this is a minor problem coming from the company that invented the mouse it's a worthy follow up, if a bit breakable.
This is a rather distinctive looking mouse, but this is just a typical Apple design. With no visible mouse buttons, it does appear a little confusing as to how it actually works. But Apple has managed to somehow make it touch sensitive so that it works like a traditional mouse with two buttons. Actually, using the right click takes a little bit of getting used to because you have to lift your left finger whilst clicking on the right side of the mouse. The scroll wheel is another evolutionary step which I had not even thought of before I owned this mouse. Not only does the wheel allow you to scroll vertically, but it also lets you scroll horizontally also. Another feature is the side buttons which are very useful in OS X as they make the use of expose very useful and convenient. A couple of minor problems with the mouse is that sometime the scroll ball can get clogged with dirt and stop working, and I initially thought that this was permanent, but later discovered that if you flip the mouse upside-down and rub the scroll ball on a piece of paper it cleans the dirt out very effectively. Also sometimes the side buttons can be pressed by accident.
as you might have guessed, i'm an apple fan. since getting my first mac last year i've slowly been intergrating myself into the brand and now i can't imagine ever going back.
the mighty mouse is my latest acquisition, courtesy of a friend of mine, another mac addict. previously i was using a standard scroll mouse with a ball, which continually was clogged with dirt and felt grubby next to my shiny white mac. mm.
in comes the mighty mouse. with it's glossy white finish, and small recessed apple logo, it's functional but good looking at the same time - the way things should be.
the number one advantage of the mighty mouse is the 360 degree scroll wheel, instead of being limited to up and down scrolling (how boring!) you now have the freedom to scroll wherever the hell you please. it feels good, people.
additionally it's an optical mouse so the dirt clog is limited (altho obviously you can't eliminate it all together).
the mouse retails at around £30 and is only available in white. it will work with macs and pcs alike, (i often use it with my non mac laptop and it's fine) and is connected by usb.
the only thing i will say is: clean it well. the scroll wheel will get dirty quicky and sometimes cause it to stick, but rubbing it with a piece of clean paper will clear the dirt and get it up and running again.
[Originally posted on www.ciao.co.uk]
I have been using the Mighty Mouse for a month now, and it has performed excellently. It seems almost futuristic, but is just another great gadget from Apple. For £30.99, you can buy the wired mouse from amazon.co.uk. The price is reasonable for the product you are getting as it runs smoothly and has many little tricks.
The mouse is white, following Apple's modern colour scheme. There is a small Apple logo engraved onto the upper face of the mouse where your hand rests. It is shaped as a rather rounded rectangle. On the sides of the mouse, there are two sensitive pads that you can squeeze. This will show you all the current open windows when squeezed. From here, you can hover over the desired window before clicking to access it. This is just one nifty trick that the mouse can do, and is quick and very efficient.
Another unique feature is the scroll button. It is a grey small button that lies towards the front of the mouse. It acts as a scroll, which you can push up, down, left and right to scroll down and across large pages or photos. You can change the scroll sensitivity along with mouse sensitivity in System Preferences on your Mac. The scroll button can also be clicked to access the dashboard. This is where you can quickly access things such as the weather, a calculator and a calendar.
The mouse hides its buttons, as they are not visible. However, they are there and there are two of them! Depending on which side of the mouse you click depends on whether you are left or right clicking. You must set the mouse preferences if you want the right click to be enabled as the default setting is to have one left button click no matter where you click. This is a good feature as the older mice only had a single button. It sometimes is hard to right click as it seems to recognize it as a left click, but that's probably just me being stupid.
Underneath the mouse, you can see its laser, which is sensitive to movement and works very effectively. The mouse smoothly glides across desks and mouse mats. It is very light so doesn't feel awkward to use like the wireless Mighty Mouse. Dirt shows up a bit more, but this makes you more determined to keep it clean, like you should!
Don't forget to feed it cheese.
Thanks for reading
Stylish design triumph or ergonomic nightmare?
If there has ever been an Achilles heel for the Mac it has always been the mouse. Specifically the lack if a second button (for right clicking) just seems to really bother some people, but with this mouse the button options (potentially 5) are almost too much.
The scroll ball.
I'm pretty sure this is the first Apple mouse with a scrolling ball/wheel. This is not so much of a wheel as a nipple (or revolutionary Scroll Ball as Apples never bashful marketing dept. puts it) that lets you scroll not only up and down but also sideways. As a tactile sensation it reminds me of those awful red pointers IMB used on their ThinkPads. It does seem a bit fragile as it occasionally stops working for downwards scrolling as accumulated gunk seems to jam up how the ball works.
Assigning functions
Depending on where you click on the mouse you can get different effects. If you go into System preferences and then click on the mouse option, you'll find you can configure what the mouse does depending on how you click with it.
You have the option of assigning what happens when you click on the front right or left of the mouse, assigning those as primary (left click) or secondary (right click) buttons. You can also assign the scroll wheel when pushed down as well as the squeeze function on the sides of the mouse. As the previous reviewer mentioned you can also adjust the tactile response required for this so you dont get RSI after a week of use.
For instance, you can set the mouse to clear all windows with a right click, use a side squeeze to show all open windows (via expose), left click to show the hardrive, scroll ball click to .well you get the picture. Pretty much anything you would use a function key for can be done by changing where you click on the mouse.
It's hard to get excited about a mouse (youd think after 30 years somebody wouldve come up with a better way of interacting with a computer) so I have no real complaints other than wishing the scroll ball was a bit more substantial/solid. It's certainly a lot better than the old hockey puck style mouse that shipped with the original iMac.
You can also get a wireless version if the standard USB version is too low tech for your needs.
If you own a Macintosh, you may decide to buy a mouse for it. Indeed, there's not a lot you can do without one. Even if you have a notebook with a trackpad, you can achieve far more control and accuracy with a mouse, space permitting. But which mouse to buy? This one which looks like a nice normal grey generic mouse? Or what about that one? OR, this one which LOOKS like a mouse, but a bit cooler? Apple's own mouse is a simplistic, beautiful-looking thing which connects via USB. It is certainly a joy to look at, principally because it looks so unusual in its simplicity. A (perfectly formed) lump of clear plastic houses a white slab with an Apple logo on it, and makes you wonder where the buttons are. But as is always the case with stylish Apple goodies, with style comes functionality. The top of the mouse is actually one giant button, meaning that the user pushes the whole mouse to click. Whereas this can seem very alien at first, it soon becomes second nature, and actually starts to feel more natural than standard mouse button clicking. To aid this, there is a nifty dial on the mouse's underside. Turning this changes the button's resistance to approximately the following three wrist strengths: Lowest setting – Fragile woman, e.g. Victoria Beckham Middle setting – Vicar Highest setting – Strong man, weightlifting vicar, Mel C Very handy (no pun intended). But what else is there? Well, as is practically standard with today's mouse plurals, this mouse uses infra red instead of a mouse ball. This provides far greater accuracy, optically reading the surface of the mouse mat. Lack of moving parts also means there is no deterioration in the responsiveness. The mouse will not become sluggish, and will offer the same level of performance for all of its life. So how does it perform? Well, a combination of the above points means that the experience of
using Apple's mouse is a very comfortable, reliable one. As stated above, the button system becomes a very natural action, particularly with the variable resistance setting. The mouse is accurate, responsive and technically trouble-free. However, there are a few niggling little problems with what is otherwise a five-star product. Firstly, the price. £39 is a lot of money to pay for a mouse. However, what this price covers is reliability in what will inevitably become one of Apple's many design classics. Furthermore, it is a sturdy piece of equipment which will last. A potentially annoying trait of the mouse is its rather short cable. Whereas this can be a joy to those who want no cable clutter, it can also be slightly restrictive. However, this does not happen very often, and could be seen as advantageous to many. Some users may also dislike the lack of a second button for contextual menus, and scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is a slight disadvantage, but contextual menus can be accessed by clicking with the control button pressed down instead of using a second mouse button. The symmetry offered by the single button means that should you suddenly become left-handed, you don't have to fiddle about in the system preferences swapping round the two buttons. But on a serious level, this would prove very useful if, say, your computer was being used for demonstration purposes, and a large number of people who could be left or right handed are using your machine and mouse. Move it to the other side of the keyboard and you're sorted. Overall, a very reliable, comfortable and stylish mouse, but with it, a slightly steep price tag. It is a beautiful piece of kit, which goes especially well with the white Apple products such as the G4 iMacs. If you want a robust mouse which looks great, and you are prepared to pay a little more, you can't really go wrong with this.


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#10 commented on: Pharrell Williams and Nigel Sylvester Discuss BMX Culture in the Streets of Los Angeles
"dddddccccc: Now i could be wrong but i get the feeling Pharrell Williams is as good at BMXing as Skateboard P was at skateboarding. Joking apart, he is fucking sick on a bandwagon!"
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"OG Cusshonaynay: Only Terry Richardson could cop this, but he probably wouldn't cause his neighbors would see him abusing girls on a daily. On the other hand, he's a freaky dude; He'd buy it.
Com_Truise: How did this make you think of TR?"
#08 commented on: Selfridges presents "Board Games" featuring Skate Decks by Rick Owens, Yohji Yamamoto, Hood By Air and More
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#07 commented on: Supreme Spring/Summer 2014 "Ca$hville" Editorial by Harmony Korine for 'POPEYE' Magazine
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image: fucked up neighborhood, cool kids hanging out all day, not giving a shit about anything
reality: upper middle class suburban kids driving around in dads mercedes"
#06 commented on: 5 of the Best Looks from Paris/New York/London Fashion Weeks, Illustrated by Uli Knörzer
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#05 commented on: Instagram Model Jen Selter Graduates from Butt Selfies to 'Vanity Fair'
"assface: "Okay now cover ur face, good. Now raise your ass, perfect.""
#04 commented on: Nike x Riccardo Tisci – Nike + R.T. Air Force 1 Collection
"Angelo: I'm Riccardo Tisci and I don't even like this"
#03 commented on: The Brutal DIY Weapons of the Ukrainian Revolution
"sammysomething: We'll prolly get a Supreme Collab soon for all of these."
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"Godrej: Homie should get that pink eye checked out.
Com_Truise: Nah dude, it's the new Supreme X HUF X Tom Ford eyeball."
#01 commented on: Watch 20 Strangers Kiss for the First Time in "First Kiss"
"Gideon Sutanto: next sequel: 20 Strangers Have Sex for the First Time. dope."


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Re: maximal information coefficient in Mathematica
Curious about the same question. Seems like someone must have done it. Actually seems like big enough news that Wolfram would do it, but I can't find any mention of this on the Mathematica site.
On Wednesday, January 4, 2012 5:08:58 AM UTC-5, Michael Stern wrote:
> Has anybody programmed, and is willing to share, a function for
> computing maximal information coefficient in Mathematica? The method is
> discussed in the current issue of _Science_, and I would like to give it
> a try.
> ref. http://www.sciencemag.org/content/334/6062/1502.full
> Thanks,
> Michael


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Monday's Training Camp Notes 7/30
Another day in the sun for the Patriots. Whether it's hot and humid or raining with lightning, New England players are focused on improving themselves. Some focus on their technique while others typically the rookies talk about learning their play book.
Monday's afternoon practice began in the usual relaxed way with the players taking the field for some unit work. A few minutes later they moved to the far field, away from the crowd and fan accolades, to do their stretching.
As each practice segment changed, the players moved to different areas on the fields, some to the far corner away from the prying eyes and ears of the fans. One group, the offensive linemen, spend most of their time in the far corner, and for a good reason. The colorful language often heard from some members of the coaching staff would certainly not be fit for the family section.
Quick hits:
Kyle Brady, Rashad Baker, Asante Samuel, Garrett Mills and Chad Scott were not seen on the field for today's session. The players on the PUP list were also not in attendance.
Kareem Brown made his return to practice after reportedly serving a three day suspension for violating team rules.
Getting His Kicks:
Stephen Goskowksi didn't practice his field goals with any competition this year and he says it doesn't bother him. "I still feel like I have to go out and prove myself every day," Gostkowski said. "I'm sure they have 10 guys on their phone list in case I'm hurt or whatever."
UConn football coach Randy Edsall walked the sidelines with his staff. At one point Patriots VP of Player Personnel, Scott Pioli, greeted Edsall with a big hug and a warm handshake. The two chatted as they watched the team practice. Some of Edsall's staff were also present.
Wrong way Charlie:
During team drills, Tom Brady and Randy Moss were on the wrong page. Brady checked to a call at the line with Moss spread out wide to his right. The receiver took a 15-20 yard route down the right sideline, then turned in toward the middle of the field. Brady apparently expected Moss to continue down the sideline.
The unfortunate result of an incomplete pass wasn't the worst of the play. Rookie defensive back Brandon Meriweather collided with Moss on the play sending both sprawling to ground flat on their backs. Both players were unhurt, but Moss was obviously displeased with the rookie. Moss walked back to the group and took a knee to watch as Meriweather continued in the drill.
Faulk Moves:
Kevin Faulk continued to have a strong camp, showing solid speed hitting the hole. His ability to catch passes out of the backfield brought cheers from the crowd. Faulk was able to put a move on linebacker Tedy Bruschi in one pass play, easily outdistancing himself from the veteran linebacker. Faulk made it look effortless as he caught a beautifully arcing spiral over the top of Bruschi for a long gain.
Getting Mossed:
second-year defensive back Gemara Williams had his inauspicious moment in the sun during team drills. In 11-on-11s, Williams moved from corner to safety and back to corner learning the responsibilities of multiple positions. At one point, Williams was assigned to cover Randy Moss. Williams is maybe 5-foot-8, while Moss is all of the 6-foot-4 he is listed at. What happened next was predictable.
Moss ran a deep sideline pattern covered one-on-one by Williams. To his credit, Williams played the coverage well, maintaining position in front of Moss. When the ball arrived, Williams had no chance as Moss easily out jumped him to make the catch for a long gain.
Williams got a pat on the helmet and words of encouragement from offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
The Patriots have two sessions scheduled for Tuesday: 8:45am-10:45am and 5:30pm-7:30pm.
Jon Scott has covered the NFL since 1995. He is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and a long time contributor to the Scout.com network. A New England native, Scott has followed the Patriots for over two decades and covered the team since 2001. He can be reached in the Insider's Lounge under the handle JSinCT.


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First of all, excuseme for my poor english; ill try.
I was making some tests with a new Vsti (for the cello), and i ended with a new track in my hands (not finished, but almost finished). The thing is, i dont know if this track is suitable for AJ; i mean… if i should upload it, because i dont know (im new here) if someone can be interested in buying this style of music. I think it could join the cinematic/dramatic group.. but… well i dont know.
The thing is, do you think i should upload it and give it a try? Or maybe it does not have enough quality for AJ?
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Hi Ivan
I guess: Absolutely!! I would just add a few more highs, but it sounds great to me!
Great work, waiting when the item will appear on AJ
Of course you should! I would enrich the orchestration a little to make it feel a little less repetitive but you're probably already working on it anyway you'll know what to do and it already sounds "uploadable" to AJ but make it sound the best you can !
Thank you a lot. I think im going to give it a try; i will add more elements and polish it, and ill upload it.
Thank you again, this is a great community!
Very nice! Get it on here already!
Hey there. I only wanted to tell you that i finally uploaded it and it has got 2 sales already!
Thank you all for your support!
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Hey there. I only wanted to tell you that i finally uploaded it and it has got 2 sales already! Thank you all for your support!


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Anglo-Saxon heritage. The name comes from when a family lived in Leicester, in Leicestershire. Leicester is the capital of the county and its name is derived from the Old English element ceaster, which meant "Roman town."
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Cheshire at Leycester, more commonly known as Leicester, a city now in the unitary authority area in the East Midlands. The first record of the place name was found in the early 10th century as "Ligera ceater" but by the Domesday Book of 1086 the place name had evolved to Ledecestre. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8) Literally the place name means "Roman town of the people called Ligore," having derived from the Tribal name + the Old English word "ceater." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4) As far as the surname is concerned, the family are "descended from Sir Nicholas Leycester, who acquired the manor of Nether-Tabley in marriage, and died in 1295." [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
Shirley, Evelyn Philip, The Noble and Gentle Men of England; The Arms and Descents. Westminster: John Bower Nichols and Sons, 1866, Print.
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Spelling variations in names were a common occurrence before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago. In the Middle Ages, even the literate spelled their names differently as the English language incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other European languages. Many variations of the name lassiter have been found, including Leycester, Leicester, Leister, Lester and others.
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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Families began migrating abroad in enormous numbers because of the political and religious discontent in England. Often faced with persecution and starvation in England, the possibilities of the New World attracted many English people. Although the ocean trips took many lives, those who did get to North America were instrumental in building the necessary groundwork for what would become for new powerful nations. Some of the first immigrants to cross the Atlantic and come to North America bore the name lassiter, or a variant listed above:
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Contemporary Notables of the name lassiter (post 1700)
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The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Pro rege et patria
Motto Translation: For King and country.
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myjilson said
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