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Frame only : £459 (Unmodified - no underbed furniture)
To create our range of sizes, we have to modify standard size bedframes.
This bed is a solid white finish.
We are unable to modify the width of Nordic beds.
Select the overall length your bed needs to be to fit into the space you have available in your room.
The overall height of your bed can also be adjusted by shortening the legs and ladder. The standard bed has an overall height of 184cm, and an underbed height of 140cm. Select Yes to height modification in the drop down box and then specify a new shorter overall height or underbed height in the comments section during checkout, and we will modify your bed to your chosen dimension. Please note: - height reduction not recommended if underbed desk (shown) is required.
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Finally, you can choose between 2 types of mattress and a wide range of furniture and accessories to complement your bed. These can be found in the related products box, located below the main image.
We provide an optional assembly service to certain areas of the country. Please check areas covered in the 'Assembly service' footer at the bottom of the page. Your bed will be assembled on delivery by the delivery driver. If you wish your bed to be assembled on delivery, the price varies on the amount of furniture to be assembled. A price for assembly will be provided on checkout.
If you wish to assemble your own bed, please click on the 'Advice for assembly' link at the bottom of the page for some handy tips based on our years of experience.
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I will be the first president in modern history to be outspent in his re-election campaign, if things continue as they have so far.
I'm not just talking about the super PACs and anonymous outside groups—I'm talking about the Romney campaign itself. Those outside groups just add even more to the underlying problem.
The Romney campaign raises more than we do, and the math isn't hard to understand: Through the primaries, we raised almost three-quarters of our money from donors giving less than $1,000, while Mitt Romney's campaign raised more than three-quarters of its money from individuals giving $1,000 or more.
And, again, that's not including the massive outside spending by super PACs and front groups funneling up to an additional billion dollars into ads trashing me, you, and everything we believe in.
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Nebraska's 3rd District congressman has announced a contest for high school students in the state's vast, rural district to create a new software application for smartphone, tablet or computer devices.
Republican Rep. Adrian Smith says the deadline for submissions for the first House Student App Challenge is March 30.
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Hundreds gathered in Miami Gardens to show that Trayvon Martin's memory lives on.
In February 2012, Martin was fatally shot by George Zimmerman, who was acquitted in July of second-degree murder and manslaughter charges.
The second annual Peace Walk and Peace Talk Summit was organized by members of the Trayvon Martin Foundation. Participants walked one mile from Carol City Park to the Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Complex for the summit.
Trayvon Martin's parents told NBC 6's Laura Rodriguez that they chose this weekend for the event because it's close to the date of what would have been their son's 19th birthday.
"We want to remember his life as he was and not on his death date," said father Tracy Martin.
Several people, including Trayvon Martin's parents, made speeches against gun violence. A balloon release and live performances were also part of the celebration of the teen's life.
Entertainer Jamie Foxx addressed the crowd. Foxx, who has been a big supporter of the Trayvon Martin Foundation, hosted a celebrity fundraiser at his home in November 2013 and often wears t-shirts with Trayvon Martin's picture at public appearances.
"People are like, 'Why are you wearing the Trayvon shirt, you know it's not in anymore, this isn't Hollywood,' and I said, 'Well Trayvon is still not here. Trayvon is still dead and I still have a relationship with the parents,'" Foxx said.
Several community organizations stood united to spread a message of peace. A group named "Team Marlon" traveled from Deland to show their support.
"My ex-husband was executed in a vegetable garden by the Deland police department and the officer has not been held accountable. We're part of the injustice that we're seeing happening in the world today and we're just coming together, united for justice," said Kristen Brown, with Team Marlon.
Trayvon Martin's mother said almost 2 years after her son's death, justice has not been served.
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First of all, let me say that I'm Christian, and I regularly volunteer at Church. However, I have a question that I'd like some light shed on:
Christianity seems to value fairness and justness, but this question seems to oppose this, as, say in Muslim cultures, there is a much lower chance of becoming Christian than in more Christian environments. Why would God put some people in a culture where the Gospel is readily available, and allow others to live in areas where it's harder, or impossible to hear?
It seems unfair for someone to not be able to get to heaven because of the culture they grew up in. If they can't hear the Gospel message, and salvation is only applied to those that hear the Gospel message, that seems like an unfair situation.
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Depending on your age, you may either be looking forward to or dreading the end of games being distributed on physical media. I for one like my games to be shipped on a disc or cartridge, but then I'm well into my 30s and still play on my SNES and Saturn.
Something that will disappear with physical media is the ability to include an Easter egg as part of the media itself, and there's no better Easter egg than the one I learned about today for the Apple II game Karateka.
Karateka was developed by Jordan Mechner, who is better known as the creator of the Prince of Persia series. He's also been in the news fairly recently for discovering the lost source code for the original PoP stored on three packs of 3.5″ Apple ProDOS disks.
Karateka also shipped on a floppy disk for the Apple II, but it held a secret. It wasn't difficult to insert the floppy upside down. For most software that would just produce an error, but Mechner decided to have some fun with anyone who inserted the disc in this way.
The programmer on the game found out it was relatively easy to flip the game so it played upside down on the display. Armed with this bit of knowledge Mechner went ahead and got an upside down version of the game written to the other side of the floppy. So, anyone inserting the disc incorrectly would still see the game load, just the wrong way up. Confusion surely ensued, but how many gamers figured out that the disc was inserted incorrectly, or just returned the disk as faulty?
With the move to digital distribution the opportunity to include such "physical" Easter eggs disappears, but then you could argue CDs and cartridge distribution killed them off anyway.
This is definitely the best game Easter egg I have heard of though, unless anyone has a better one to share?
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I just tried to reorganize my Contacts and ran into an oddity. I currently have two "books" and each book has a couple of "groups". I created a new book by going to "Manage Books" and clicking "Add" typed the name and clicked "Save". I then moved some of the groups via drag and drop to from one of the old books to the new book and everything looked ok. The next time I opened Pocomail my new book and all the groups and addresses moved to it were not listed under contacts. When I went to "Manage Books" the new book was still listed there. I looked in the directory where the ini files are stored and no ini file had been created for the new book.
I was able to recover the addresses by copying the ini files from a backup into the proper directory. But the name for the newly created book was still in the "Manage Books" list. I deleted it and was back to where I was before starting. I created another new book and it did not create the associated ini file. I then manually added an address and the ini file for the book was created. After that it seems I can move groups to the new book and they stay. Any ideas or explanation for what is going on?


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I've just come back from hosting room another packed Cloud Computing Bootcamp, at the Cloud Computing Expo in Prague, Europe. We've done a number of these bootcamps in the last 6 months and we're starting to see a common theme of questions bubble through. Namely, how fast is it, and what support can I expect?
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We're starting to see a number of real alternatives pop up on the cloud infrastructure scene now. In the past year alone, we've seen the number of providers nearly double, starting to give the 'grandaddy' of cloud computing, Amazon, a run for its money.
So now we have real choice to build solutions that are no longer locked into a particular provider - assuming of course we don't immerse ourselves too deeply in their feature list. But how can you compare providers?
The first comparison point is of course performance. This is a common question asked at our bootcamps and it is important to understand that you are never going to get the same level of throughput as you would on a bare-metal system. As it's a virtualized world, you are only sharing resources. You may be lucky and find yourself the only process on a node and get excellent throughput. But it's very rare.
At the other extreme, you may be unlucky and find yourself continually competing for resources due to some "noisy neighbour" that is hogging the CPU/IO. The problem is that you never know who your neighbors are. The only way you can guarantee the exclusive resource is to move out of the cloud.
So when comparing providers, it's important not to try and compare too closely the performance of say a small instance at Amazon, with the small slice at Mosso, or the small server-RAM at GoGrid. It is very tempting to do it, and you would think on paper that this would be a fair way of knowing how many instances from each provider you need to host your cloud application but it is not. The only real way to tell, is to literally try it. Cloud Computing is so inexpensive that you have the luxury to try a number of providers at the same time to see which satisfies your own metrics.
The other big area of concern that you can use as a comparison point is support. Just how available are they when things go wrong. Can you reach out to someone to talk to? Can you email a helpdesk and get your query answered?
With Amazon You Are On Your Own
This is where sadly Amazon fail big time. They have their public forums, but other than paying for support specifically, there is no free help. You are on your own. Amazon take little responsibility and it's quite common to arrive in the morning discovering an instance has been turned off due to some fault and you've lost all the data on those disks. At Amazon you have to build redundancy in from the start!
Just recently we had the need to move over what was historically running on a 12 bare-metal server infrastructure over to the cloud. Naturally we would need more than 12 instances, and as a rule of thumb, for every real server, you need two cloud instances. It's not a hard and fast rule, more a guideline. For this particular client, we didn't have existing accounts set up with the providers so we had to sign-up there and then and get moving. We architected the system, and decided that GoGrid was going to be the best provider for us at this time. However, we got sidelined instantly and had to ask technical support regarding a specific issue. On the Saturday morning the question was asked, and we have yet to get an answer to that issue. Their online accounting system was not approving new accounts over the weekend so we had to wait until the following Monday to start using GoGrid.
Mosso's Technical Support - Top-Notch
Not wishing to lose the weekend and wait, we went to our second choice, Cloud Servers from Mosso. Instant sign-up and within the hour we had our instances all spun up starting to work. We had some teething issues with Mosso. Performance isn't terribly good on their lower end instances and you have to move far up the chain before you get anywhere near the level we expect. But their technical support is excellent and top-notch. They were on hand at all times during the weekend assisting us with some issues we had.
GoGrid's lack of responsiveness lost them what is effectively a $20k yearly account. Such is the world of instant server provisioning - Live by the instance, die by the instance.
Support should never be underestimated. In our experience a good support network outstrips any kinks or issues a platform may have. Flexiscale in the UK is another cloud provider that has had us ring them at all hours, yet they've been there answering and helping us out.
Google App Engine: "Cloud It Yourself"
The big vendors have a long way to go to on their support. Amazon requires you pay. Google App Engine isn't good at answering direct questions. Their attitude seems to be, CIY: Cloud It Yourself. But this won't last.
While the large players have poor direct one-on-one support they have usually the most online documentation and largest attended forums. But this can usually only go so far in diagnosing a specific issue.
If your business relies on the speedy resolution of an issue from your cloud provider, then test them before you try. Send them that email out-of-hours to see how quickly and how useful the reply actually is. Try and reach someone on the phone. Look around the forums to see how many questions are left unanswered.
Get a feel for how they treat problems, because this little piece of research could make the difference from having a great cloud experience from one that could have you running back for your bare metal systems!
More Than 60 Companies Sponsored or Exhibited at Cloud Computing Expo New York April 2009
Cloud Computing Conference & Expo West and East (past two events) were sponsored by more than 60 leading global cloud computing technology providers, including: 3Tera, Active Endpoints, AppSense, AppZero, Aria Systems, CA, Inc., Certeon, Cloud.com, Composite Software, Cordys, Corporate Technologies, Cycle Computing, DataDirect Technologies, EMC,, ExactTarget, FreedomOSS, IBM, Intel, Intel SOA Products Group, iTKO, J9 Technologies, Krugle, LynuxWorks, MeettheBoss.com, Metron, Microsoft, mindSHIFT, Moderro Technologies, Mosso, Nastel, Netmagic Solutions, OpenSpan, ParaScale, Platform Computing, QuantumXML, Red Hat, RightScale, Sensedia, Sun Microsystems, Supermicro, Symantec, Tap In Systems, Tranxition, Tripwire, VIRTERA, VMware, Web Age Solutions, and Zeus Technology.
More Than 100 Sponsors and Exhibitors Expected in Silicon Valley
Upcoming Cloud Computing Conference & Expo 2009 West event, which will take place November 2-4, 2009, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Silicon Valley is estimated to have more than 100 sponsors and exhibitors.
For sponsorship and exhibit opportunities please contact Cloud Computing Expo sales department at 201 802-3021 (events at sys-con.com).
Cloud Computing Expo New York April 2009 Sold Out With Record Participation
2nd International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, colocated with 5th International Virtualization Conference & Expo presented the most distinguished faculty of speakers on any technology conference taking place in 2009. Speakers, general session and keynote presenters included such names as: ,Ajay Anand (Yahoo!), Alan Williamson (AW 2.0 Ltd), Anthony Arrott (Trend Micro), Bill McColl (Cloudscale), Bob Quinn (3Leaf Systems), Brian H. Prince (Microsoft), Brian Zanghi (Kadient), Bryan Wade (ExactTarget), Clod Barrera (IBM), Daniel Beveridge (VIRTERA), David Bernstein (Cisco), David Bressler (Progress Software), David Douglas (Sun Microsytems), David Linthicum (Blue Mountain Labs), Doug Tidwell (IBM), Ed Sullivan (Aria Systems), Glenn Brunette (Sun Microsystems), Jeff Bauer (Forbes.com), Jeremy Geelan (SYS-CON Media), Jim Rymarczyk (IBM), Joe Gregorio (Google), Joel York (Xignite), John Barr (Yieldex), John du Pre Gauntt (Media Dojo), John Laferriere (Corporate Technologies), Jon Pyke (Cordys), JP Morgenthal (J.P. Morgenthal Blog), Kenneth Oestreich (Egenera), Kevin L. Jackson (Dataline), Kristof Kloeckner (IBM), Lucian Lipinsky de Orlov (VIRTERA), Martin Ingram (AppSense), Matt Holleran (Emergence Capital), Michael Hill (IBM), Omer Trajman (Vertica), Owen Garrett (Zeus Technology), Patrick Kerpan (CohesiveFT), Pau Garcia-Mila (eyeOS), Peter Coffee Salesforce.com), Peter Nickolov (3Tera), Phil Fritz (IBM), Prasad Rampalli (Intel), Raghavan Srinivas (Intuit), Ranjith Ramakrishnan (Cumulux), Reuven Cohen (Cloud Interoperability Forum), Rich Wolski (University of California), Ronnie Thomson (Quark), Russ Daniels (HP), Sajai Krishnan (ParaScale), Scott Wiener (Cloud9 Analytics), Simon Wardley (Canonical), Stephen Elliot (CA), Steve Milroy (OnTerra Systems), Stuart Charlton (Elastra), Thorsten von Eicken (RightScale), Tien Tzuo (Zuora), Tim Crawford (Stanford University), Vik Chaudhary (Keynote Systems), Warren Wilbee (Microsoft), Werner Vogels (Amazon.com), William Fellows (The 451 Group).
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In 2013 Pilz worked with TÜV NORD to develop the international qualification CMSE® - Certified Machinery Safety Expert. This qualification programme teaches extensive knowledge of the machine lifecycle in 22 countries worldwide. In Australia, the 1,000th delegate has now obtained the qualification. That's just one of the reasons why CMSE® has become an international standard for certified training in machinery safety.
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CMSE® sets standards for certified, international machinery safety qualification 1,000 CMSE® - Certified Machinery Safety Experts – powered by Pilz
With CMSE, Pilz and TÜV Nord are responding to the huge challenges presented by machinery safety: both in terms of the standards situation and from a technical point of view. The complexity involved in designing, maintaining and operating plant or machinery has risen significantly, on a worldwide scale.
In Sydney, Australia, the thousandth delegate has now passed the end-of-course exam to become a CMSE® - Certified Machinery Safety Expert. Electrical engineer Rod Burton from Machinery Automation & Robotics, a system integrator for automated robotic solutions, was proud to hold the 1000th certificate in his hands. "I was very interested in becoming a CMSE. Now I can mentor, train and guide our engineering team further with safety integration, safety system implementation and of course validation," says the expert.
"CMSE® is a great way to demonstrate machinery safety competence in a unique way," says Scott Moffat, Managing Director of Pilz Australia and New Zealand.
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The qualification deals with complex technical issues, conveying the necessary information about a machine's overall lifecycle – from legislation, standards and risk assessment to the application of functional safety principles. There is also a focus on worldwide regulations for occupational health and safety. The training is particularly geared to design, project, safety and development engineers from the fields of automation technology and maintenance. It's run over four days and trains delegates to become certified, internationally recognised machinery safety experts.
CMSE® fills a training gap
With this qualification Pilz and TÜV NORD are filling a training gap in mechanical or electrical engineering. The issue of work safety is usually only addressed briefly during training; in most cases engineers can only acquire the necessary knowledge through their own practical experiences.
"We tend to find the CMSE attendees typically have an engineering or maintenance background and are either End Users or Systems Integrators. Most of our attendees have come from the manufacturing, food & beverage or mining industries," says Scott Moffat.
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Delegates who successfully pass the exam and obtain the TÜV Nord certificate as CMSE® are recognised worldwide as machinery safety experts. Delegates are not the only ones to benefit, companies do too: they are presented with technically qualified staff who can implement safety across the company. Machinery safety experts are also able to implement tailor-made safety solutions and can share their knowledge with other staff on site. Ultimately companies can be secure in the knowledge that their operation, machines or services comply with the legal specifications.
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