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Set up a sleeping space in seconds with the Kamp-Rite® Economy Cot. The Economy Cot works perfectly for camping or as an extra guest bed in the home. At 6' long and almost 2' wide, the Economy Cot provides plenty of room to stretch out and relax.
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Rated 4 out of 5�by 2wheelNomad Better than expected When it comes to reviews, it's all about having reasonable expectations. So, with that in mind I give this cot 4 stars. This isn't a $200 cot... this isn't even a $50 cot... It's a $30 cot and for the price and (for me) more importantly the size and weight of it, it's worth every penny. Putting it together was a snap. Any full grown adult who struggles with putting this together either doesn't get the concept of leverage or seriously needs to consider eating more protein to build some muscle. Lay the cot bottom side up with the length running perpendicular, insert the side poles, stick one side of the leg in a whole nearest you, and then pull the other end toward you slightly and watch it pop right into the other hole. Easy. Now do that 3 more times and you've got a cot. On the downside, it is wobbly once you get on it, but it's not going to fall apart on you. The holes for the legs are deep enough to ensure it the legs won't pop out but the diameter is larger than the legs which allows for some wobbling. I tossed and turned on the thing testing it's stability and I'm convinced it will hold my 190lbs with no problems. I'd not very wide, so side sleeping is questionable. All in all it's not the best cot you'll find, but for the price, size, and weight this thing is well worth the money. June 2, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5�by Hopeful Camper Takes superhuman strength to assemble I read a couple of negative reviews before I purchased this, but thought I would give it a chance, since it was the only inexpensive, low-to-the-ground cot I could find. And I am pretty good at figuring things out even with bad instructions.The instructions were almost non-existent, but I had figured out how it was supposed to assemble, including that two of the side supports were slightly angled so that the head end would be slightly higher.But all of the bottom support pieces needed to be compressed in under tension several inches in order to fit into the holes in the side pieces. It just was not going to happen. And it was clear from the design that this would have to be done every time you used the cot unless you left it completely assembled. That would not work.If you are very strong and want to be able to show off your strength every time you assemble the cot, you might be able to use and enjoy this. Otherwise, forget it. May 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by MBlack10 Overall a good buy! I bought 2 of these to take to our beach house for our 8 year old and 6 year old. These were easy to put together July 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by RoundstoneKy Truck/Tent Camping One reviewer stated she was a woman who set this up.. she must be a better man than me :) It takes some strength (especially when it's cold and dark) but with some more use it will sadly probably get easier (less taunt). To heavy to hike with but with a pad on a cold (37F) night, you'll be glad you brought it. Could only buy online (which I have no problem with) but would think they would sell just fine from the shelf. November 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by Chuck Ridiculous product Bought for two 10 year old boys. Am returning immediately. The cot has many many many pieces that need to be put together. Not userfriendly at all. December 21, 2013
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In the past few races, Lewis Hamilton has made light of the fact that Mercedes usually turn up for Friday practice at a grand prix lagging way behind their rivals only to turn it around on Saturday and put the car on pole position. However, after finishing quickest in both free practice sessions ahead of this weekend's Korean Grand Prix, the Briton is feeling upbeat about his chances of claiming a second win in 2013.
"I was very happy with how the sessions went today and it's the first time I can remember that second practice has really gone well for me," Hamilton explained. "We haven't changed anything but the day just went smoothly and all the processes with the team worked well."
The Korean Grand Prix has come under fire of late due to its remote location (a four hour train journey from the nation's capital, Seoul) and its lack of atmosphere, being one of the worst-attended grands prix on the calendar. However, Hamilton explained on Friday that he is a fan of the circuit itself as he goes in search of a first win in Korea.
"I love this track: it was clean from the start, it provides good racing on Sunday afternoon and it just gets harder and harder through the lap," the 2008 world champion said. "You have the first sector which is good for overtaking, then you get more and more corners coming at you and those final two sectors are all about precision. You need a good downforce package, too, and the car is feeling good.
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Hamilton's teammate Nico Rosberg also showed good pace in practice, finishing P4 and P3 in the two sessions on Friday.
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Stability ball control device with radial control surfaces of increasing widths
October 23, 2012
An exercise device includes at least one arc-shaped wing structure shaped to conform to a curvature of an exterior surface of an exercise ball such that when applied to the exterior surface thereof the at least one arc-shaped wing structure has a lower proximal end and an upper distal
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An exercise device includes a central hub, a plurality of rib structures radiating from the central hub, and a band. Each rib structure has a proximal end secured at the central hub and terminating at a distal, radiating end. The band is secured to the distal end of each rib structur
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A handheld, vibratory exercise device with a handle that has a low center of gravity and selectively removable modular weights for incorporating an adjustable and additional resistance. The present invention is a vibratory system with a hand-held resistance device that may have a pen
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The Transport Agency has been told to get a move on with changes to a notorious Waitomo intersection.
American woman Jean Stithem, whose honeymooning son Kenneth Kallan Stithem, 31, died at the intersection of state highways 3 and 37 last September, is frustrated with the time it is taking the agency to put proposed intersection changes out for public consultation.
Mr Stithem died when his hire car collided with a concrete truck. His bride, Kirsten Steinke, received serious injuries and spent months in recovery in New Zealand and the US.
"So typical, government red tape," Mrs Stithem said in an email to the Waikato Times.
"I just keep my fingers crossed and pray that there is not another accident at that intersection, because if there is even a serious fender bender with injuries heads may start to roll."
NZTA is saying little about the four proposals, but has previously said consultation would start this month.
Now, it says the proposals on the table are not ready to undergo public scrutiny.
NZTA principal safety engineer Michelle Te Wharau said the agency had planned to hold an open day this month to obtain public feedback on options to improve the intersection.
But the viability of the proposals needed to be thoroughly reviewed before being made public.
The public open day will now be held late next month or early September.
"We will let the local community and wider public know as soon as we have confirmed a day and date," she said.
The intersection is well known to Waitomo residents as an accident black spot - a near-blind corner intersecting with a state highway where the speed limit is 100kmh.
But despite the delays, Waitomo District Mayor Brian Hanna said he was not aware of frustration within the community.
"They want to come up with the right solution.
"I know it has been nearly 12 months, but the traffic is slowing down and there have been no accidents in the meantime."
He said residents seemed to understand the NZTA wanted to "get things right".
"That's been a dangerous intersection for years.
"It is a genuine black spot and we want a solution that fixes it once and for all."
Mr Stithem's death followed that of Canadian tourist Michele Smith in an almost identical accident when the campervan she was a passenger in, driven by her husband Douglas, collided with a truck in February 2012.
Both deaths came months after NZTA changed the layout of the road, installing a pair of traffic islands which unfamiliar drivers often mistook for a roundabout.
The speed limit of 100kmh was reduced to 70kmh after the accident but Mrs Stithem, who has visited the site of her son's death, does not think that is slow enough.
"Such a simple start is to get the speed reduced to 35 miles per hour [56kmh] for that intersection. That way all drivers will have time to react.
"Unless something is done soon, that intersection is just another accident waiting to happen."
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DominionGalactica finds Kirk, a human from Earth, and Spock, a Vulcan from Krypton or wherever, somehow united on the same planet working fast food jobs. How'd that happen without a star ship? I don't want to sound like a nerd, because I assure you I am a very outgoing and athletic person with big muscles, but this image makes no sense whatsoever. Let's be logical here, people! Let's read what the theme is and try to make images that fit it and not just showcase wacky scenarios like sci-fi characters working at McDonald's. Nothing ever looks good inside a McDonald's, and this image is no exception.
I don't think this follows the theme at all, NailBunny_v_2.0. If you couldn't figure out an image for this admittedly obtuse theme, why bother submitting anything at all? This is just a lousy picture and Mork, being an alien, probably wouldn't have the technology to get to Earth if he didn't have the technology to get to Earth. If you bothered to read what this whole exercise in mental torture was about you might have picked up on that.
This is just a case of ugly work from NailBunny_v_2.0. I don't know how many times I've said it, but if you are going to cut and paste make sure you do it right and with the best kind of source materials possible. If half your image looks like a blurry discolored mess that doesn't match up with the rest of the picture, YOU HAVE FAILED. QUIT FAILING SO MUCH, NailBunny_v_2.0.
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In the Phriday submission threads on the SA forums, I actually put in a rule that says images mixing 3d pictures with 2d art are not to be attempted on the basis that they will look like ass. PainterofCrap thought my rule was bullshit, or didn't bother reading the rules at all, and made this image that looks like ass. Way to go, champion! You've shown the world how wrong I am.
Okay I really quit. Good night and come back next week when we celebrate the second to last Phriday of 2004! I think we'll be Photoshopping doormats or something. Thanks as always to the Something Awful Forum Goons for making the images featured here. You're all the wind beneath my wings.
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The gap is widening between legacy ERP and cloud ERP as traditional on-premise solutions are shifting toward delivery of applications over the Internet. Put your ear in the air to hear the rumblings. ERP in the Cloud is here to stay.
Recent earnings reports from several web-based business software providers along with a significant increase in the number of announcements pertaining to new cloud ERP providers are signaling a clear trend in the direction of a rapidly changing business environment for software vendors and business customers alike.
One Version of the Truth
Enterprise resource planning (ERP), despite not being the most exciting thing in the world, still remains a vital element in the efforts of many companies and organizations to stay competitive in an increasingly tough economic climate. This underlying foundation continues to drive demand for innovative new approaches in delivering one source of information or "one version of the truth" that these enterprises rely on to compete.
The sudden growth spurt for ERP in the Cloud is largely driven by the vast cost savings resulting from the increased productivity and efficiency that characterize the move to web-based business applications.
Industry insiders have recently begun to draw attention to the upsurge in new ERP developers as an indication that the competitive landscape has shifted, and that long established players will need to adapt to in order to maintain their market share in the years ahead.
As a result, many long established entities like Microsoft and SAP have been seen ramping up their cloud offerings as they prepare to take on the new players in the space. Whether or not these current leaders will be able to maintain their positions at the top is uncertain as they are faced with not just a new platform, but new paradigms in marketing, pricing, support, organization structure and infrastructure reflected by the newer ERP in the Cloud solutions.
An Innovative Surge
Some industry analysts have pointed out that the current leading ERP software vendors and their systems implementation partners are finding the transition to cloud-based offerings difficult since business processes native to ERP in the Cloud tend to require much less time and expense to implement than the on-premise equivalents they've traditionally deployed. However, this is one of the elements of ERP in the Cloud that is most attractive to established (and new) clients and users.
Legacy on-premise ERP offerings tend to be geared toward Fortune 2000 companies that can afford the effort and expense of having armies of implementation consultants working on their sites for months or even years to get the software tuned to meet their so-called "unique" requirements. Not only is adoption slow, but subsequent upgrades are even slower since the original business case for the initial implementation is not there, and the appetite to spend sometimes millions of dollars on a technical upgrade with no obvious functional or business impact is also missing.
What is increasingly being seen from several of the new cloud-based ERP providers are approaches that are more externally aware and less reliant on implementation consultants to tune and tweak (and test) the software.
The newer breed of ERP solutions tend to be simpler and more focused on a specific market need so that "plug-and-play" really means what it says and are not just empty words on a PowerPoint. In other words, the new solutions have been designed from the ground up for the cloud and for mobile and are not simply pouring old wine into new bottles.
Users still have a challenge in identifying which new innovations spurred by the increased competition will allow them to hit the ground running as they move to adopt ERP in the Cloud going forward. They still face challenges with any change in systems and processes at the heart of their business as is the case with a new ERP, such as data migration, business process refinement and organizational alignment and education.
On the other hand, any of the new ERP players may find it difficult initially to match the information depth and maturity of established legacy ERP providers.
Just when it becomes far more critical that ERP software works "out of the box" (since the army of implementation consultants toiling over bugs and fixes for many months is a thing of the past) the vendors who are at the forefront of the market do not have a customer-base numbering in the thousands or tens of thousands to fall back on.
New ERP suppliers tend to also lack the added value of experience in aggregating and evaluation provided by legacy integrators just at the time when they, not the legacy on-premise ERP providers, have the option to aggregate and seek value out of so much more data across a potentially vast customer base.
What Is the Solution?
Are we seeing the best and latest ERP applications from newer upstarts being combined with the maturity and financial depth of legacy ERP providers to provide something that is of compelling value for money even for smaller businesses? No.
Instead, the entrenched legacy ERP providers are acquiring cloud-based point solutions and either attempting to bolt them onto unproven or failed cloud-based offerings of their own, or simply offering up siloed standalone cloud-based applications stitched together, leaving the ultimate pain of holding everything together to their long-suffering customers and their customers' well-paid consultants.
The bottom line is that ERP in the Cloud is fueling an innovation burst that is changing vendor capabilities along with customer and investor expectations. But we are not sure if the legacy ERP providers will keep up. Only time will tell.
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He left with the belief that there was no strong prospect of an arena being built in the short term.
That's not a problem in Las Vegas.
Ground has already been broken on the 20,000-seat arena on the strip, part of a $375 million project between MGM and AEG.
So in light of the big news Bettman's visit to Seattle generated, it lends a natural question: When was the last time the NHL's commissioner was in Las Vegas for business other than the annual NHL awards?
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Roku 3 announced with spec-bump and new UI, available for $99
Roku has announced its third-generation set-top box content streamer, featuring a new user interface and upgraded internal specifications that are claimed to be five times faster than previous generations.
Dubbed the Roku 3, it features a new curvier design on the outside, with a more powerful processor, 1080p HDMI content, and dual band Wi-Fi on the inside.
Roku has also announced a new remote for the streamer that features a 3.5mm audio out port (with included headphones) for private listening over Wi-Fi.
As for the software, it has been revamped to make it easier to navigate. The homescreen is streamlined with a list of channels to the right and a menu to the left that lists My Channels, the Channel Store, Search, and Settings. Roku now brags 750+ channels are available on the Channel Store.
The software update launching on the Roku 3 will be available for the Roku 2 models, Roku HD (model 2500), Roku LT, and the Roku Streaming Stick sometime in April, according to the company.
The Roku 3 will be available for $99 (£64) in the US on Amazon and Roku's website. It will hit big-box retailers in April. No word on UK availability, but we've asked for more information and when we get it, we'll pass it on.
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