Finding the best gaming mouse is a challenge, as dozens of new models are released each year by the biggest brands - but I've been keeping track of the various innovations over the years, and I'm pretty confident in these gaming mouse recommendations. That said, there's such variety in the market that I'll also be including a general guide in choosing the right gaming mouse based on your favourite games, hand size and additional factors - look for that towards the end of the article.
It's also worth mentioning that unlike choosing the best graphics card, picking a proper peripheral is a subjective experience that depends on many different variables, large and small. While we have taken critic and user reviews into account when making our selections, these are still just starting points to guide your own experimentation, rather than a definitive ranking. Don't worry if your favourite mouse didn't make the list - we probably considered it, but ultimately went with a different option.
To make things easier for you, we've got quick links to our six different picks - and to our detailed guidance on choosing the perfect mouse to suit you, including how to measure your hand size, whether wireless is worthwhile and other common questions. Click through to the topic you're interested in below, or read on for the full article!
Update (March 7th): We've added the Razer Mamba Wireless to our list of recommendations.
The Rival 600 is an excellent mouse that should suit many people, thanks to its balanced right-handed design and medium to large dimensions (131mm/5.2" long, 62mm/2.4" wide). It uses a unique dual sensor design, combining an excellent no-acceleration optical sensor and a dedicated lift-off sensor that should eliminate accidental movement when you're lifting and setting down your mouse. Combined with a reasonably low weight of 96 grams (and the option to add up to 32 grams of additional weight if you prefer), we found the Rival 600 both comfortable and accurate in games like Counter-Strike. The buttons are tactile and responsive, while the scroll wheel is perfectly balanced between smooth scrolling and distinct steps. The mouse is also equipped with pleasant RGB lighting and intuitive software, making it easy to set up macros or rebind the mouse's seven buttons. The Rival 600 is moderately priced for a flagship-grade wired mouse too. If you have medium to large hands and prefer a wired mouse, the Rival 600 is well worth trying.
The Rival 110 is a true budget mouse for medium-sized hands. It has a low weight of 91 grams and a good shape with rubberised plastic that makes it easy to fling around your mouse mat. The sensor has also been improved over the Rival 100, with SteelSeries choosing an optical sensor close in specifications to the well-respected PixArt 3330. They've also included RGB lighting and six buttons, which is a great haul for a budget mouse. While this mouse is an ambidextrous design, there are only side buttons on the left side. All in all, a great mouse for the money.
While wireless gaming mice have historically lagged behind their wired counterparts - at times, literally - the gaming industry of 2019 appears to have cracked the secret of reliable, low-latency wireless mousing and we're seeing many excellent options on the market. Corsair's first next-gen wireless mouse is the Harpoon Wireless RGB. It's is a little heavier than the Logitech G Pro Wireless we'll see later - 99g vs 80g - but it still has a top-end PixArt 3325 optical sensor, 45 hours of battery life and optional RGB lighting. The mouse's shape isn't as safe as Logitech's option and relies on textured grips for stability, but it still works well for small to medium-size hands. One feature I really appreciate is that the Harpoon Wireless can switch between wired, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth modes, allowing it to be used with mobiles as easily as PCs.
The G Pro Wireless is arguably the best gaming mouse on the market, save for its sky-high cost. Wireless gaming mice may put some people off, but from months of first-hand use and from looking at input latency tests, the G Pro Wireless is just as responsive and reliable as a wired mouse. It's also very light, tipping the scales at just 80 grams, yet it lasts for about 48 hours with the RGB lights on, and nearly double that with the lighting disabled. Its long battery life is thanks to a highly power-efficient optical sensor, which also performs extremely well in games. This accuracy - combined with the mouse's streamlined shape, low weight and lack of cable drag - make the G Pro Wireless an absolute pleasure to use, even in the most demanding titles like Rainbow Six: Siege, PUBG or Apex Legends. We recommend it to most gamers, given its medium size (125mm/4.9" long, 63.5mm/2.5" wide). Even if you have never considered wireless mice before, the G Pro Wireless is good enough to make an exception.
The Razer Mamba Wireless is another premium wireless mouse worth considering, thanks to its comfortable and grippy shape, top-notch optical sensor and long battery life - it's rated for 50 hours of use, and that's been borne out in our testing. Razer's software remains the most comprehensive on the market, although needing to log in is still a drag. This is the best Razer mouse we've tested for years, and only a few downsides - such as the relatively high weight of 106 grams and bumpy scrollwheel - keep it from taking the top spot.
The Zowie FK2 is an ideal mouse to choose if you have small to medium-sized hands, thanks to its low profile design, diminutive dimensions of 124mm by 58mm and low weight of 84 grams. The side buttons appear on the both sides, making this mouse truly ambidextrous as well. The PixArt 3310 optical sensor has been superceded by newer options, but remains a favourite thanks to its accurate 1:1 tracking. In games like StarCraft 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, we found it responsive and comfortable regardless of the circumstances. If you prefer a simple design, without lighting, software or extra features, the FK2 is a strong choice.
The Rival 310 is a slightly wider (62mm/2.4") and longer (128mm/5") version of the Rival 600, making it better suited for those with larger hands. Its ergonomic design will suit right-handers, with plenty of textured rubber on both sides to aid grip. The optical sensor is the same as that used in the Rival 600, but it lacks the dedicated lift-off sensor. Regardless, performance in-game was excellent, particularly in Counter-Strike where it was easy to land fast flicks onto a target thanks to the low weight. As before, the Rival 310 comes with RGB lighting and SteelSeries' intuitive software, which are nice extras. If you have a medium to large hand, this ergonomic right-handed mouse comes well recommended.
If you like to play games that require lots of different keys for your spells and abilities, choosing a mouse with plenty of side buttons can a nice way to keep up. The Razer Naga Trinity is our pick for the best MMO mouse, thanks to its unique design which lets you choose between three different side button layouts. There's a circular dial provides seven buttons with a grip in the centre, a number-pad design with twelve buttons arranged in a grid plus a more usual two-button design for shooters and daily use. The mouse is about the same length (119mm) but wider (74mm/2.9") and heavier (120g) than the other mice on this list, which aids comfort but doesn't allow for as precise mouse movements. Still, a top-notch PixArt 3389 optical sensor and nice clicky buttons make this well-suited for most game genres. Razer's software is also among the most comprehensive in the business, which is nice for setting up your macros or setting up the RGB lighting. Overall, we think the Naga Trinity is the best option for MMO gamers.
The chief advantage of the R.A.T. 8+ is that it provides excellent customisability, allowing it to suit a wider range of hand sizes and grip styles than other mice. As well as the thumb rest, which can adjusted in two axes, two alternative pinkie rests and palm rests can also be installed; I prefered having 'wings' on each side of the mouse. This gaming rodent also appeals thanks to its accurate, acceleration-free sensor, which is a top-of-the-line PixArt 3389 optical, and its impressive loadout of 11 programmable buttons, including a horizontal wheel. However, all of this does come at the cost: the mouse is heavy, at 145 grams, making it ill-suited for fast-paced titles at low DPI settings. It is also a premium option, at around $100/€99.
There is no UK retail availability at present, but you can buy the mouse from Amazon.de above.
The first step is normally to identify what games you're going to be playing most often. Most genres will be perfectly playable with any kind of mouse, but competitive titles such as PUBG, Counter-Strike, DotA 2, StarCraft 2 or Fortnite place higher demands on mouse precision, making mice with accurate optical sensors and light weight designs more desirable. Similarly, MMOs like World of WarCraft will benefit from having a higher number of buttons than normal for binding your most-used spells and abilities. The first four mice we recommended above are all suitable for FPS and MOBA games, while the last is designed expressly for MMOs or other games that require a large number of hotkeys. If you're playing games outside of these genres, choosing any of the mice on the list will be just fine.
Secondly, your hand size will determine how comfortable a given mouse is to use. Most people will be happy with a medium-sized mouse, including the first two recommendations, while those on the outer edges of the bell curve should start with our 'for small hands' and 'for large hands' recommendations. To find your hand size, keep your fingers together and measure from the tip of your longest finger to your wrist.
You can also measure your hand's width from the bottom of your hand, across your knuckles and past your thumb. You can compare these two hand measurements, length and width, with a mouse that you're considering. A mouse that is about 60 per cent in both dimensions should be suitable for your hand size.
For reference, my hand size is 200mm x 100mm, so I personally look for mice that are around 120mm x 60mm. Different grip styles can also influence your ideal mouse size; claw and fingertip grips will hover around the 60 per cent mark, while palm grips are flatter and therefore mice that are closer to 70 per cent of your hand size will feel more comfortable.
Setting a game type and a hand size should narrow the field of potential options substantially. From here, we would recommend mice that include optical sensors (eg the PixArt 3310 and above), low weight (~95g or less), a smooth shape and at least two side buttons. In terms of manufacturers, some of the best-trusted brands are BenQ Zowie, Logitech and SteelSeries, but mice from Corsair, Finalmouse and Razer are also popular and could be worth considering.
Of course, there are also specs and features that are relatively unimportant and should be considered last when choosing a mouse. I would place high maximum DPI settings, RGB lighting and good software into this category for most people, although of course all three features are nice to have. Extremely high (>3200) DPI options aren't evidence of a good sensor, RGB lighting is normally covered by your hand and most mice software include similar functionality with varying degrees of usability.
Finding the best gaming mouse for you can be a lengthy process, but it is also a rewarding one. We hope this guide has given you at least a place to start; good luck!


NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street is hurting, and Main Street doesn't care. It's got burgers and cars to buy.
Big losses in stock markets around the world this year have the wingtip-set fretting, but regular consumers across the United States are confident enough to open their wallets and spend more. It's an about-face from the early years of the economic recovery, which began in 2009, when stocks and big banks were soaring but many on Main Street felt like they were getting left behind.
"It's almost like a stock market is a different animal," says Earl Stewart, who owns a Toyota dealership in North Palm Beach, Florida, far from the roiling markets in New York, Frankfurt and Shanghai. "We're not seeing any of the negativity."
The stock market's malaise hasn't affected his customers, at least not yet. Sales for the past year have been the best since 2007, and he had record profits in 2015.
The divergence underway between Main Street and Wall Street highlights the difference between the U.S. stock market and the economy. The stock market's worries are centered on things like the strength of foreign economies, such as how much China's sharp slowdown will hurt exporters and businesses in other countries. Low oil prices are crushing the shares of big energy companies and the big banks that lend to them — but leaving consumers with more money to spend after they fill up their car with cheap gasoline.
These forces have dragged the Standard & Poor's 500 index down 12.5 percent from its peak in May. Foreign stocks have lost double that. Hedge funds, which cater to the wealthiest and biggest investors, are also struggling. They lost money in January and got off to their worst start of a year since 2008, according to Hedge Fund Research.
"Down here, as a small business owner, you don't feel connected to Wall Street at all," says Jon Sears, a co-owner of four bars and restaurants in Columbia, South Carolina. "When I talk to people in Columbia, I can't think of a conversation I've had about the stock market in the past two or three weeks."
— The job market is getting better.
Employers continue to add jobs, particularly in the retail and health care industries, and the unemployment rate is at an eight-year low. Job growth did slow last month, but economists say that just balances out the big surge in hiring at the end of last year, and they're still forecasting more gains.
Even more importantly, wages are trending higher. That means workers are feeling more secure in their jobs and in their finances. Just over 3 million workers quit their jobs in December, the highest number in nearly a decade. That's an optimistic sign because people generally quit when they have a higher-paying job offer in hand.
— Bills are getting a bit easier to pay.
— Home values are rising.
"More people care still care about the value of their homes than the value of their stocks," says Diane Swonk, an independent economist.
That's because for many Americans, their home is their biggest if not only investment. And that investment is doing well, regardless of the stock market's struggles. Home prices nationwide are nearly back to peak levels from before the Great Recession, and they're already at a record in San Francisco and several other cities.
It may just be Main Street's time in the sun, says Bob Doll, chief equity strategist at Nuveen Asset Management. He says economic recoveries have long been split into two phases.
"The first half of an economic cycle is when markets tend to best, and that's when Wall Street gains on Main Street," Doll says. "The second half is when labor gets an increasing share of GDP, and that's just starting."


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Small town Alabama business is a top 10 finalist to win an ad during Super Bowl 50
SELMA, Ala. — Robert Armstrong is owner of G Mommas Cookies, and one of 10 finalists competing in the Small Business Big Game competition by Intuit QuickBooks. The national competition could provide this small southern cookie business the chance to appear in a prime time commercial during NFL Super Bowl 50 next year.
To vote for G Mommas Cookies before Nov. 3, visit smallbusinessbiggame.com.
The commercial for the winning entry, valued at $4.5 million is set to air during the "Big Game" on Feb 7, 2016. Last season's Super Bowl audience averaged 114.4 million viewers, making it the most watched broadcast in U.S. history.
Armstrong has already said business has picked up since the announcement.
"I've gotten a lot of PR just regionally and state-wide just because of the competition," Armstrong said. "It's just such a big opportunity, people have really grabbed on to what this would mean for my business and what kind of big deal it is. From that I've really seen a sales pickup. It's been crazy."
With Armstrong getting the message out to go vote online for his business, other local businesses have come to aide Armstrong promote his store. Selma City Councilwoman Angela Benjamin sponsored a cookies and cream social on Oct. 26 at Sweet Advantages, a local ice cream shop.
"We wanted to promote G Mommas Cookies, so we thought cookies and cream," said storeowner Towanda Friday. "Ice cream and cookies go good together. They are good cookies, and Robert is a good guy."
Armstrong will be flown out to California to find out the winner of the competition on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
"It really probably hasn't hit me yet," Armstrong said. "When I get to California, I'm going to be a nervous wreck, because if I get it — it will change my life."
Though he understands the potential effects of winning such a national competition, Armstrong still remembers his hometown and reasons why he started his business in the first place.
"The reason I started this business is to make an impact on my hometown not only tangibly, but also intangibly by showing people that you don't have to live in a big city to start a business and be successful on a national scale," said Armstrong. "My roots are in Selma and it is apart of who I am, and one of my passions is to see it revived and improve economically."
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In a bid to resolve the technical issues at the newly proposed Pune airport in Purandar taluka, the Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited (MADC) will hold a special meeting with defence officials in New Delhi on October 24. MADC is still waiting to get clearance from the defence ministry for this long-pending project, despite a series of meetings, surveys and visits over the past year by MADC, defence officials, state and central government officials.
"In the last meeting with the defence officials they had raised concerns over the feasibility, take-off and landing-related issues, runway and several other technical issues at this proposed site for the new airport in Purandar taluka. Accordingly, a fresh survey was conducted by both defence and MADC officials separately. This meeting is for a discussion on these technical issues and to gain momentum for this project. We are positive about this meeting and hope a solution comes out of it to get defence clearance for this new airport." said Suresh Kakani, vice-chairman and managing director of MADC.
The existing Pune airport is at Lohegaon which currently operates a total of 154 flight scheduled daily, with approximately 20,000 passengers travelling every day. For the last many years, the issue of a new airport for Pune has been in focus and Purandar taluka has been finalised by the state government. A total of 2,367 hectares land was approved by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) for this new airport in seven villages of the taluka. PMB
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On the Teachers Page of my website I list various writing tips for students. The one I'm reprinting today addresses some activities that kids can engage in and enjoy during the summer days when they've grown a bit weary of the usual fare. I decided to post these suggestions today in case someone you know might be needing some worthwhile distractions.
For many students summer is a time for family trips, chores around the house, part-time jobs, summer school, swimming, camps, reading, movies, hanging with friends, computer games, staying up later, sleeping in . . . .
Another way for kids to have summer fun is to write something! Here is a list of ideas to help get started.
Preserve a running record of the highlights of your summer. Jot down anything you want to remember. Taking a trip or camping out or interviewing for a job? Make notes in your journal.
Don't forget your camera. Good pictures are another form of note keeping.
What do you like? Cars? Boys? Girls? Fishing? Cooking? Shoes? Hunting? Catching insects? Reading? Traveling? Pick subjects and make lists of ways you could write about them. Keep the lists in your journal.
What do you like or not like about writing?
Be honest with yourself. If you think writing is boring, say so in your journal, but also say why you think it's no fun and what might make it more interesting. Do you like to write? Say that and explain to yourself why you do.
List your favorite book titles and decide why you like them. What are they about? Mysteries? Adventure? Nature? Science fiction? Joke books? Chapter books? Longer books? Graphic novels? Poetry? Nonfiction? Fiction? Decide which kinds of writing appeal most to you and jot them in your journal.
Pick out something to write.
Now you have a list of favorite subjects, a list of favorite books, and a description of why you like writing or what would make writing more interesting for you. It's time to write something.
It's summer. Don't feel stressed about this. It's not an assignment, it's just something to do that you might enjoy. If you start a story and stop after a few lines, set it aside until you've finished cleaning your room or babysitting your sister or staying over with a friend or just plain putting it off. The story (poem, essay, novel) will wait until you're ready to come back to it. That's the nice thing about writing.
On the other hand, it doesn't pay to put it off all summer! If you check back on what you are writing fairly often, you'll be surprised by how much you can get done. Try to finish at least one thing. Maybe two or three. Maybe more.
Summer is a good time to be your own boss about writing. You can write what you want, when you want, finish something if you want, or start several things and leave them all for later. By the time school starts, you may find that you've developed a habit of writing now and then and that it's a pleasant activity. You decide.
When Kathy Temean and I put together my website last year, one of the elements we both wanted was a page for teachers. Have you found it? Just go to the website and click on Teachers. In that section I provide some information about professonal development, school visits, interviews, and a teaching tool — one each month.
I hope you find useful pointers among these writing tools. If you are a teacher, let me know if you think you can use them with your students.


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Jay Ducote talks 'Cutthroat Kitchen' experience
About 200 people packed into Lock & Key Whiskey Bar Sunday to watch local food blogger Jay Ducote compete on Food Network's cooking show Cutthroat Kitchen. Hosted by Alton Brown, the show pits four chefs against each other with a $25,000 budget, which they can spend on helping themselves or sabotaging their competitors.
Ducote appeared on Sunday's episode, "Ho-ley Pot," where contestants had to make dishes using single-brew coffee machines. Unfortunately for Ducote, he exited in the second round after a failed attempt at falafel cracklins. Pedro Diaz of Brooklyn won the episode, defeating Rod Burns of New Orleans in the final milkshake round.
The morning after the episode and viewing party, Ducote is still relishing the experience of being on national television.
"I am pretty overwhelmed by the amount of support," he says. "It was interesting watching the show. It was pretty surreal to see myself get that much face time."
Ducote, who competed on a 2011 episode of MasterChef on Fox, says he was overwhelmed by the amount of local support Sunday night.
"I couldn't have asked for more," he says. "Even after I got kicked off the show, the crowd gave me a round of applause and congratulated me for being on the show and representing Baton Rouge and Louisiana well."
After a successful first round, creating hot Italian sausage minestrone in a coffee pot, Ducote next attempted to make falafel balls. It didn't help that Burns sabotaged Ducote and Diaz by forcing them to hold hands while creating their dishes as well.
However, as Ducote's falafel balls were coming out of the deep fryer, he knew the dish was falling apart. He quickly changed the description of his dish, using his "gift of gab," and calling them "falafel cracklins."
"I wanted to mimic a boudin ball," he says. "That's where my head was at. When it didn't work, the cracklin idea came naturally. When I pulled it out of the fryer, my heart sank right then. I knew that it was bad. I couldn't give up, though. I got as much out of the show as I could despite losing in the second round."
Ducote would have loved to pick up last night's bar tab with the prize money, but he was pleased with the experience.
"I would have loved to win, but I wanted to make sure that I was true to myself and came across as the guy that I am," he says. "As far as my cooking, by no means do I try to portray myself as a restaurant chef. I'd say I'm still just a step above the amateur world. I have a great respect for what my chef friends do in the culinary world, and I try to be enthusiastic about what they do. Any time I do a competition like [Cutthroat Kitchen], I'm going to make some sort of mistake that somebody with a lot more experience would not make. I know that, but I continue to learn along the way. I'd love to do another show like this. I would be more than happy to continue to try and learn and develop my craft."
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Were you injured as a pedestrian and have questions about how pedestrian accident case value is determined? Watch this video to learn more.
One of the most common questions we get from clients is, "What is my case worth?" There are too many factors to give a clear answer right away, but your attorney can analyze each of these. For example, fault, is it clear or is it shared? How bad are the injuries? How extensive was the treatment? Were there any procedures involved? How did you heal up? What's the recovery? What was the recovery time? What's your disability period? Then how about permanency as far as how you've recovered? What are your limitations going forward? What benefits are there? What are the insurance limits? Are there any other negligent parties that can be brought in?
There are so many factors that each case has its own answers to all those questions. That's why your attorney should be able to talk to you about each of those factors, and about their experience, how they have been able to do in the past as it relates to what they might be able to do for you in the future.
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The Vice-Chancellor's Pay Rise
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The University quietly announced yesterday that Vice-Chancellor Don Nutbeam has accepted a £17,000 pay rise, taking his salary up to £294,000. He has also had £39,000 paid into his pension pot by the University.
Following the strike action, the Vice-Chancellor told us that there was no chance of any movement on the 1% pay offer, as the University is not in a sustainable financial position. As we can see from this 6% pay rise, and the jump from 64 people on £100k+ in 2011 to 299 people in 2012, there is certainly money around — but apparently only for those on the top of the scale.
Meanwhile, staff are expected to cope with yet another real-terms pay cut, 140 staff at the university earn less than the living wage, and 198 of our lecturers are on zero-hours contracts. For our many colleagues who earn less than £17,000 in an entire year, seeing the Vice-Chancellor accepting this pay rise is simply insulting.
Our union's demands are reasonable and proportionate — as outlined in the initial pay claim, we want our pay to go up in line with prices, action to address the gender pay gap, progress on disability leave and living wages on campus. Doing these things would make our universities more supportive and equitable places to work. We suggest that if the University can afford to pay the VC twice the salary of the Prime Minister, it can afford to pay a decent wage to the staff that actually keep the university running every day.
Your support so far has been brilliant, with over 200 of us at the rally on the 3rd, and many more taking part in the strike. It's vital that we continue to work together, and with our colleagues in UNISON and Unite to demand fair pay on campus.
If you think pay rises shouldn't just be for Don Nutbeam, then please do the following:
Email the Southampton UCU office letting us know why you think this is unacceptable
Speak to your colleagues, inform them of this and encourage them to join the union if they haven't already done so
Email University senior management and ask them to justify this pay increase, when they are telling staff they can't afford fair pay on campus.
Eric Silverman
Southampton UCU President
MEETING WITH UCU'S NATIONAL PENSIONS OFFICIAL – 21 JANUARY, 2014
Members are invited to meet with UCU's National Pensions Official, Geraldine Egan, on 21 January at University of Winchester, 11.30am, The Boardroom, University Reception.
Geraldine will be giving a short overview of UCU's campaign to reverse the changes to the TPS and USS pensions and to comment on the future of FE and HE pensions in the longer term. This will be followed by a question & answer session
ALL UCU members are welcome
More details can be obtained from the branch secretary, stevepark@guernsey.net or 07911 – 737960
Please confirm your intention to attend by emailing southern@ucu.org.uk
Strike action feedback
Yesterday's strike action was a rousing success! We had great support on the picket lines, covering all the most important and visible locations both at Highfield and Avenue Campuses, and our colleagues at UNISON and Unite greatly increased our visibility and impact.
At Highfield, the campus was extremely quiet, with very few students or staff coming in; notably, the car parks had many empty spaces and the bus interchange was largely empty. At Avenue, the entire campus was largely vacant, and all entrances were covered by pickets. At both campuses we distributed leaflets about the pay campaign and issues affecting members of staff across the whole University community, and we also distributed our own take on Vice-Chancellor Nutbeam's Personal Performance and Development Review. We had supportive responses from many passers-by, both students and staff, and many signatures were added to our petition for fair pay in higher education.
Following the pickets in the morning, we held a rally outside the Piazza, where we estimate more than 200 people turned up to hear our speakers. We started off with our own UCU choir leading the crowd in our Fair Pay in HE remix of The Twelve Days of Christmas. For those of who you missed out, we've posted the lyrics on our blog here: http://southampton.web.ucu.org.uk/2013/12/04/a-little-something-to-boost-your-christmas-spirit/
Barry Lovejoy, Head of Regional Organisations and Nations for UCU, came to speak to attendees about the pay issue, along with regional officials from UNISON and Unite, and colleagues from both Southampton Solent and Winchester University. We also had significant press interest, with three separate camera crews filming the rally, and interviewers from various local and national press outlets circulating throughout the day.
All in all we were very pleased with the level of support and activity on the day. To all of you who supported our action, THANK YOU!
To keep the pressure on our employers, UCU is gathering information nationwide about activities which were canceled due to the strike action. With that in mind, please let us know how YOU supported the action – cancelling lectures or seminars, avoiding meetings or other commitments on the day, joining the picket lines, etc. We will take this information and send it to the national campaigns team to help counter the claims from UCEA that this day of action was not well-supported!
Also, please remember that we are still working to contract in support of the pay campaign. Please take a look at the very detailed guidance on the main UCU website here: http://www.ucu.org.uk/workingtocontract
We will keep in touch with you about future developments on the fair pay campaign, including updates on related issues both local and national.
A little something to boost your Christmas spirit
During the strike action yesterday some of our members put together a rousing remix of The Twelve Days of Christmas which brings out some of the issues that concern us here in Southampton. The lyrics are below, so next time you need a bit of extra Christmas spirit, do gather some voices together and give it a try!
Christmas Strike Song
On the first day of Christmas my VC gave to me, a one per-cent pa–ay rise
On the 2nd day of Christmas my VC gave to me, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 3rd day of Christmas my VC gave to me, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 4th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 5th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, fiiiivvvve years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 6th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 7th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 8th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, long working hours, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 9th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, Starbucks' in the staff club, long working hours, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 10th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, a two tier pension, Starbucks' in the staff club, long working hours, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 11th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, rising cost of living, two tier pension, Starbucks' in the staff club, long working hours, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise,
On the 12th day of Christmas my VC gave to me, lots more students, rising cost of living, two tier pension, Starbucks' in the staff club, long working hours, low pay for women, zero hours contracts, five years of Don, four years of REF, Three angry unions, Two days of action, and a one per-cent pay rise!
Strike action is on at the University of Southampton
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE UNION (UCU)
date: Monday 2 December 2013
Strike on at University of Southampton tomorrow
Staff at the University of Southampton will be on strike tomorrow (Tuesday 3 December) as members of the University and College Union (UCU) take action in a row over pay.
Staff will be on picket lines at University Road and Highfield Road in Southampton and will then make their way to a rally at 12.30pm at the Students Union Piazza, Highfield Campus. See map here – http://tinyurl.com/nlgvzsb
At the University of Southampton, staff are particularly angry that the Vice Chancellor, Professor Don Nutbeam, has seen his salary increase by £66,000 in the past four years*.
In the financial year that ended on 31 July 2012, the Vice-Chancellor's salary was £277,000, of which £40,000 was a one-off non-pensionable performance payment. Lecturers have highlighted that as stand-alone payments, both Professor Nutbeam's annual bonus and pension contribution are greater than the annual salary of many lecturers and academics working at the university. A member of the cleaning staff on Grade 1 would have to work nearly three years to earn the equivalent of Professor Nutbeam's annual bonus or pension contribution.
Lectures will be cancelled across England as lecturers walk out. Following on from a pay offer of just 1% this year from the employer's representatives Universities and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA), staff are angry that as the cost of living has risen, lecturers' pay has been slashed by more than 13% in real terms since 2009.
The union's negotiators have offered to clear their diaries in an effort to resolve the dispute before Tuesday's strike and the union says it hopes strike action can be avoided. However, UCU added that lecturers were making it clear enough was enough when it came to keeping down their pay.
Eric Silverman, UCU President and Full Time Research Fellow at the University of Southampton, said: "Staff at the University of Southampton have seen their pay slashed in real terms since 2009. This year's miserly pay offer, at a time of rising bills and increased pension contributions, was the straw that broke the camel's back. And as we can see, those at the top have enjoyed more than generous pay increases.
"Staff love their jobs, but their goodwill cannot continue to be taken for granted. We hope the employers' representatives will meet with us in an effort to resolve this dispute before Tuesday. Nobody wants to take strike action and lose a day's pay, but lecturers need to take a stand about year on year real terms pay cuts."
UCU members in colleges will join their colleagues and members of Unison, Unite and the EIS who are on strike in universities across the UK on strike on 3 December. Staff in universities are taking a second day of strike action over a 'derisory' 1% pay offer from their employers, which represents a 13% drop in real-terms pay for university staff over five years. More on that dispute here
*Professor Don Nutbeam was appointed vice-chancellor at the University of Southampton in 2008. He took up his post the following year in 2009.


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September 6, 2018 January 20, 2023 chrisentrenador3 Comments on La Línea de la Concepción – Estadio Municipal
La Línea de la Concepción – Estadio Municipal
La Línea de la Concepción is the town on the opposite side of Spain's border with Gibraltar, and because of its close proximity to the Rock, the two have developed a close relationship over the years. That is when they have been allowed to. Back in 1969, Spain closed its border with Gibraltar following the breakdown of talks with Britain over sovereignty. In a fit of posturing and possibly in response to the thousands of jobs that had been lost overnight, Franco's government started a building programme in La Linea, that included the Estadio Municipal de La Línea de la Concepción.
The Estadio Municipal de La Linea – Between a rock and a hard place
At the time, the town's club, Real Balompédica Linense or La Balona, was playing at the Campo San Bernardo. It was an incredibly cramped and basic ground, just 300 metres north from where the new stadium was being built. San Bernardo was not the club's first home. La Balona started out at the Campo de la Puerta de Tierra in 1921 before moving to the Campo del Aurora in 1924, Here they stayed for 3 seasons before moving to the San Bernardo site in 1927 (although it was known as the Campo de La Balompédica until 1952). La Balona reached La Segunda in the 1949-50 season, where they stayed for six seasons, never really threatening the promotion places. When they were finally relegated at the end of the 1954-55 season, La Balona went out in style, conceding 97 goals in 30 matches.
The referee calls time on a match at the Campo San Bernardo. La Balona followed suit in 1969
La Balona's current home opened on 15 October 1969 when La Selección beat Finland 6-0 in front of the stadium's first and to date, only full house. Here is some great footage of the opening festivities and match. Four days later La Balona drew 1-1 with Cadiz in their first match at the stadium.
A postcard commemorating the new stadium's opening match
Whilst La Balona could not have continued to play at San Bernardo for too much longer, did they or for that matter the town need a stadium that held over 20,000 people? There have been large crowds at the stadium since it opened, as La Selección returned in 1984 to play Yugoslavia in a friendly. Then there are the derbies against Algeciras which pull in a large following, and in June 1999 La Balona won promotion to Segunda B after a 2-2 draw with Hellin Deportivo. The stadium is also a popular destination for Dutch & German clubs during their winter break, with Borussia Dortmund & PSV Eindhoven playing friendlies at the Estadio Municipal.
No longer a "des-res", but what about the view?
The stadium has encountered problems with the quality of the concrete used in its construction and in 1991, the club had to play some matches away from the stadium whilst repairs were conducted. More substantial renovations were carried out in 2003 and in 2009 an artificial pitch was installed. La Balona did not find the plastic that fantastic and in the Summer of 2016, they turned back the clock and replaced it with a natural grass surface. Whilst outdated and way too big for the size of the crowds that La Balona attracts, it is still a striking enclosure, with its deep concrete cantilevered roof, a large east terrace that houses the changing rooms and oh yeah… that iconic monolith to the south.
On borrowed time – The main stand & traditional oval layout was scraped in 2002.
In 2022, the municipality started the €6m reconstruction of the newly titled Estadio Municipal Ciudad de La Línea. The athletics track will be removed, the main stand demolished and in its place will stand a traditional 4-sided enclosure with capacity of 9,000. During the 2002-23 season, the old eastern Preferencia was the only section of the ground in use, which restricted capacity to 3,997.
Categories Andalucia, Segunda B Grp IV
3 thoughts on "La Línea de la Concepción – Estadio Municipal"
Jim the Eagle September 11, 2018 — 1:00 pm
One of my favourite places to watch football in the whole World. I have been to see Balona play 3 times (2 Wins and 1 Draw). Stunning doesn't describe enough that view of Gibraltar towering in the background or the sight of airplanes taking off or landing in/out of Gibraltar airport.
Andrew. January 1, 2019 — 8:54 pm
My local team now….. Selhurst Park will always be my home but I get to most of Balona's matches. Sadly the main stand now closed due to falling masonry and given that the stadium is owned by La Linea, which is basically bankrupt, future of the stadium very uncertain. Talk of a new stadium from the 'Junta', believe that when I see it!!….typical since Balona are having their best season in years and maybe in with a shout for promotion.
Jim the Eagle June 26, 2019 — 6:13 am
I am also a Crystal Palace supporter. I only go to Balona games when I visit family, did not know there were Crystal Palace supporters in the area.
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Q: Android Studio 4.0 Emulator Black Screen Suddenly my Android Emulator stopped working and it shows only black screen. I tried ADB devices with cmd and it says device offline. My Android Stuido version 4.0 . Intel HAXM version 7.5.6 . Android Emulator version 30.0.12 . I also tried this command in cmd --> "emulator -avd Pixel_3a_API_28 -gpu host". then it says " emulator: INFO: QtLogger.cpp:68: Critical: UpdateLayeredWindowIndirect failed for ptDst=(1429, 210), size=(300x21), dirty=(300x21 0, 0) (A device attached to the system is not functioning.) ((null):0, (null)) ". I also tried changing quick boot to cold boot in virtual device verify configuration. Tried changing android system image to lolipop, marshmallow. Tried changing avd device to pixel, nexus, generic devices and tablets. Non of them worked. Is there anyone who can give me a solution for the problem? My device has seperate VGA(GTX 1050ti). Windows version  Windows 10 V2004.

A: The Emulator has a lot of problems since the last update. I got the same problem and I tried to solve it in many ways , and it worked suddenly and stopped working 2 days later.
Until they make it work properly I advise you use Genymotion or a regular phone.

A: Same problem had happened with me ....In my case the problem was about selection of wrong system image file .I had installed R (Api level 30) x86 for my emulator but it starts giving me problems so instead i installed R(Api Level 30)x86_64 for my emulator and fixed all . Make sure you install x86_64 system image file and give a try

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Home Health care Anastomotic Leak Symptoms, Causes, Timing, Diagnosis, Treatment
Anastomotic Leak Symptoms, Causes, Timing, Diagnosis, Treatment
It is a fatal complication associated with colorectal surgery. As the name indicates that there may be the chances of leak at the site of surgery performed. Anastomosis is a bypass link which is constructed between two organs. And in colorectal surgery, it is between colon and rectum part. It is the most common complication seen in any surgery of GIT. It is considered fatal condition as, if not diagnosed at early stage, then it can lead to contamination of GIT and sepsis can occur and ultimately many organs of GIT will fail to work and ultimately die.
Anastomotic Leak Symptoms
The following symptoms may be seen in patient with anastomotic leak:
Patient may feel tachycardia i.e. increased heart beat
Fever and chills can be the visible symptoms
Major symptom associated is abdominal pain as the leak is effecting the organs nearby and making them nonfunctional.
Leakage also appears from the outside cut at abdomen applied during surgery.
Patient feels nausea and sometimes smelly vomiting due to leak.
As leakage also effects the cardiac activity, so signs of heart attack can also occur like pain in left side of shoulder.
Blood pressure may also low
Anastomotic Leak Causes
The main cause behind the anastomotic leak is the inappropriate surgery, but some of the assisting causes may be:
Inadequate blood supply to the site due to tension on the suture line.
Hygienic condition and sepsis may occur due to inappropriate excretion of fluid in pelvic region.
The chemotherapy, radiotherapy and steroid therapy taking patient is at higher risk.
Age is also a factor assisting anastomotic leak.
Other associated diseases may also be the cause to anastomotic leak
Coagulation during surgery and shock during the surgical operation.
Leak can also occur if the bowel is not cleaned well before surgery
Anastomotic Leak Timing
The data about the timing of anastomotic leak is very limited. A research about anastomotic leak is done in an institute and 28 out of 1615 patients show anastomotic leak after surgery. 22 patients out of 28 show leak within 30 days after surgical operation and remaining 6 patients show anastomotic leak after 30 days of time period with average of within 165 days. The patients with late occurrence of anastomotic leak may not managed well with treatment plan after surgery. So it was concluded that management and routine monitoring of patients is required up to 6 months after surgery.
Anastomotic Leak Diagnosis
As diagnosis is the most important part in treating the patients with anastomotic leak. Early diagnosis is required to make the patients safe and decrease the mortality (death) rate. The most common method of diagnosing anastomotic leak is computed tomography scan (CT scan). CT scan is done to the abdominal and rectal part to check the location of leakage. Some of the patients with less leakage or very early stage of leakage will not respond to CT scan and for those patients endoscopy is recommended. Endoscopy show the exact location of leakage.
Anastomotic Leak Treatment
Treatment of Anastomotic Leak include transanal drainage to remove accumulated fluids as well as antibiotic therapy to reduce chances of infection. In some case minor surgical procedure is required to pass catheter for drainage and cessation of leakage.
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If you're like many people, the word taxes gets your belly in knots! Even if you're good with numbers and stay on top of things, it can be hard to understand all the different aspects to taxes. That's not even counting if there has been a change in your life in the past year and keeping up with new tax laws. With change comes the need to file new forms you've never seen before. Here's an 8 step checklist to help you avoid mistakes on your taxes the first go around.
One of the most easily avoidable mistakes is not filing your taxes on time. While you may think it's okay to be a little late with filing, here's why that's not such a good idea.
While you can file for an extension, it's always better to pay estimates before the April 15th deadline to avoid paying interest to the IRS.
If you don't pay your taxes on time, you will end up paying a penalty. The penalty will be 5% of any unpaid tax each month up to 25%. If you file more than 60 days late, there are additional penalties.
If you've filed but didn't pay any balance owed, you will also get charged interest. No one likes owing more money than necessary, right?
You're paying enough taxes already. Don't let your procrastination cost you even more.
Even if you're great with numbers, it's easy to make math errors on your tax return. Those mistakes can end up coming back to haunt you later. Again, avoid mistakes on your taxes.
If you catch an error yourself at a later date, you can always file an amended return to fix it. This will keep you right with the IRS and avoid any penalties and taxes owed.
However, if the IRS catches the error, you'll be notified via a letter from the IRS and may see your refund decreased or further taxes owed.
Do yourself a favor and hire a professional to do your taxes so errors don't happen. Plus, in the event you do get a letter in the mail from the IRS, you have a trusted tax professional by your side to help you with the problem.
At the very least, have someone else look over your return for mathematical errors before you file.
Unless your return is super simple and straightforward, you might be missing out on deductions and credits. You'll generally be in a better position if you choose to work with a credentialed tax professional like an Enrolled Agent.
Remember, if you choose to hire a tax professional, do some research and make sure you work with someone you trust.
Choosing an under-qualified tax preparer or one that is not focused on filing an accurate return can easily put you in jeopardy. At the end of the day, you, the taxpayer, will always be held liable for additional taxes and penalties for any mistakes and potentially fraudulent claims on your return.
If you're self-employed like me, it's especially important to make quarterly estimated payments. If you don't, you most likely will end up paying for it later.
While you may think it's easier if you're an employee since your employer is automatically deducting taxes from your paycheck, it's still your responsibility to make sure your employer is withholding enough from your paychecks. If you have a double income household, your combined incomes could move you to the next tax bracket.
It's a common mistake to not withhold enough via a paychecks or skip making estimated tax payments. Not paying enough over the year can make you subject to the underestimation penalty. This is based on what should have been paid, but was not. While it might not be a large dollar amount, but it is throwing money away. Plus, it's easily avoidable.
In the end make sure that you're paying the right amount of taxes throughout the year. Then you won't be surprised with a huge payment that's now even more expensive because of additional penalties.
Many taxpayers miss out on deductions from charitable contributions. In order to make the most of these deductions, keep your receipts and take pictures of physical goods. If you donate goods, keep a detailed list of what you donated. I use google sheets for this.
Before you bring the items to the donation center, take some photos. It's easier than ever to do this with our smartphones in our pockets.
Did you know you there is a mileage rate for charity miles? That's right! If you drive to volunteer at a local church or other non-profit organization, you can count those miles towards your charity donation. You can also deduct parking fees and tolls in addition to the standard mileage rate.
This includes submitting the wrong bank account numbers for payments or direct deposit AND typing a name wrong.
FIrst, you should definitely use direct deposit for any refund. It really is the quickest way to see your money in your account. However, it's important to double check you have the right bank account numbers when e-filing.
Make sure any names filed with the return match your social security exactly. If names don't match exactly, your tax refund could be delayed. Get it right the first time and save yourself some hassle.
Are you guilty of waiting until tax time and then hoping you have enough money to pay for your taxes? If so, you may want to rethink your strategy.
One way to prepare for tax time is to put away money throughout the year to meet your tax obligation. If you're self employed and paying quarterly estimates, you still may owe a little more. Better to have a little extra cash for fun than to worry about paying a tax bill.
If you work for someone else and receive a W2, you may be surprised that your company withholdings aren't enough. Your company does not know about any outside activities in your life or if you have a 2nd income earner like a spouse. Sometimes taxpayers will owe more than the company withholds from your pay.
Do you have a secondary source of income? Don't forget to account for it when doing your taxes. Many people have a second job or income source these days. Don't forget that this income is taxable. (Business income over $400 must be on your tax return.) This is especially true if you have a full-time job and a side gig. So, be sure to save money for the taxes owed on that extra income. Not paying this supplemental income tax can come back to haunt you in the future with an IRS audit.
Whether you're selling handmade soaps on Etsy or teaching online in the evenings, keep track of all income and expenses, and make sure to put some of it away for taxes. You'll be glad you did when tax season rolls around.
Lastly, if these tips weren't enough for you, the IRS posted its own list of common errors. Some of them overlap, but not all.
If you've already filed your tax return and want to check on your refund, the IRS has set up a handy "Where's my refund?" page.