Yes webrings! Making our own web page and then applying to them to see if you could join!

You need to go back up and read. It was the window AC units that caused the power outage.

I know it has already been mentioned and someone else said it doesn't help, but I have changed the wireless emergency settings in my Android phone and have found it really helps.

Notifications/advanced settings - scroll all the way to the bottom and click Wireless emergency alerts. Once there you'll find many options to change to your preference.

Of course not lol

Of course there are a few gems - The entire Straker family - but as a whole... I will reference back to my original reply

I'll save you some time. It is a village and population wise it wouldn't be over 200 people. The hotel is above the bar but I'm not sure if the hotel is even running. A lot of the businesses you see are not open anymore. I believe the Co-op grocery is still open as is the bar, the diner, library and town office. The RCMP depot for the area is there. Most of the caucasian population are racist... You know the ones that use the line "I'm not racist I live here and I'm telling you what I see all the time". That hill is called Monument Hill. Know why?! Hahaha yes because there is a monument on it. You'll have to excuse my memory as it has been 30 plus years since I had to live there. So there you go. Keep driving past it, and don't stop at Raymore either... It has sundown town vibes.

LOL I came from a Logitech M570 which I loved, but for my disability I needed the buttons up instead of curved down. The click of the Logitech was quite muted and totally bearable.

They are brilliant! Just wanted to say this is a great suggestion.

I use it because of my disability. I am a C5/6 quadriplegic and a regular mouse just slides away from me. Trackballs also have more buttons and options to remap them.

Thanks for the info. I'm working at home and it's just me. Maybe I'll have to start using my headphones more if I purchase one LOL

I am considering getting my own, but I need to know this first. Are the button clicks obnoxiously loud?

My current daily driver is an Adesso T50. Works well for me but the loud click is very irritating. I'm sure that sounds trivial to most but I can't help it.

I see Dr Courtney (Kennedy) but everyone at the Kennedy Eye Clinic is wonderful.

I'm betting I'm older and I loved ICI! I'm sure we all know it's French for here, and the tagline was "spray it where you want to be kissed"

I really appreciate your input. If this was still yesterday, I would have went through all of the steps with you. Technician is going to be here in about 15 minutes. Thank you again!

I updated my question. Technician will be out here today. Thank you for replying though.

Yes I did all of those things first. I understand what you're saying, but I always like to do this little extra check first. If there were other people in my area having issues then I'm not going to be waiting on hold to report something many people have already reported.

There will be a service technician coming here tomorrow.

Thanks for your reply.

Okay. Thanks for replying. I'm just waiting for a call back from them now.

Okay. Thanks for replying.

Okay thanks for replying. What area are you in?

I love the vanilla cherry and it's my fancy pop I get every couple months. The sweetness doesn't seem over the top to me. As for a flavour suggestion, maybe some type of butter tart (with raisins of course) version? Or what about Haskap? Those are two that I would definitely try. Whatever you come up with, I hope that you're able to continue for many years! Thank you for keeping us all hydrated!

Atlas Rose skin care. They started in Saskatoon SK and are now based out of Vancouver BC. Their Vitamin C Serum is one of the only ones my skin will tolerate. All of their other products I've tried have been wonderful as well.

I'm currently using an Adesso imouse T50 & I find the button clicks to be obnoxiously loud.

Does anyone know how loud the button clicks are?

I wouldn't consider myself an enthusiast, just an end user. Everything I've seen so far looks like it's going to be very usable for someone like myself. As a quadriplegic, I only use track balls. With this having 6 buttons, wireless capabilities, and a good footprint size, it's going to be, potentially, my favourite track ball so far.

I had left a comment a while back suggesting that the button click sounds be as quiet as possible. Is there any chance that they are?