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What beds and mattresses do you offer?
The two types of beds we offer are divan and profiling. Although both adjust the position of the mattress, the profiling beds we offer are specially designed for easy adjustment and movement and have rails to help prevent falls. We provide both double and single beds.
Profiling beds – featuring either a lowered height or stable side rails, profiling beds are designed to reduce the risk of falling out of bed. Profiling beds also have braking castors that enable easy movement and transfers between rooms.
Divan – divan beds are static, but include an adjustable frame to enable mattress tilting that follows the natural curve of the spine. Our selection of divans are stylish and modern with lots of designs, so you can find one to suit your home.
Bariatric mattresses – bariatric mattresses are designed for anyone with a higher user weight who may be at risk of developing pressure ulcers in bed.
What should I look out for when choosing a bed or mattress?
Size and weight – it is vital to check the size and weight of our beds and mattresses to ensure they will fit comfortably and securely in your home.
Style – our divan beds all have stylish, modern designs so you can choose the one you like or one that matches your home décor!Coverage: FSWI
7:00 PM ET, November 24, 2008
Amway Arena, Orlando, FL
Top Performers
Milwaukee: R. Jefferson 25 Pts, 5 Reb, 1 Ast
Orlando: D. Howard 24 Pts, 13 Reb, 1 Ast, 6 Blk
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Dwight Howard was still standing, and that's all that mattered for the Orlando Magic.
Howard had 24 points and 13 rebounds as the Orlando Magic outlasted the Milwaukee Bucks 108-101 Monday night in a matchup of injury-depleted teams.
Fast Facts
• Orlando has beat Milwaukee in five of the teams' last six meetings.
• Dwight Howard has posted a double-double in 10 of his last 14 games and has grabbed at least 10 rebounds in 35 of his last 41 games.
• Playing without Michael Redd, the Bucks have had four different scoring leaders in the last four games.
-- ESPN research.
"It was a war of attrition, that's what it was," Coach Stan Van Gundy said. "They came in here missing guys and we came in missing one, then lost one and had one in foul trouble. Neither team was playing with the guys they really wanted to play with most of the night."
Orlando (10-4) led by 12 with just under two minutes left, but poor free-throw shooting and Jefferson almost brought the Bucks back. His short jumper with 24 seconds left cut the lead to 103-100, but free throws by Turkoglu and Lewis sealed the win.
"Some games we just come out and our talent takes us over the edge, but we've got to learn how to play together," Howard said. "Sometimes our talent won't take us that far."
Milwaukee committed 39 fouls but Orlando made only 38 of 54 free throws.
"We cannot afford to come out here and try to outscore these guys," Luc Mbah a Moute said. "They have an offense that is more established than our offense. Our main thing is to defend. Tonight we did not do a good job of it."
Howard made only 10 of 20.
"It's every game, so I do worry about that," Van Gundy said.
Bogut got the better of a matchup of back-to-back No. 1 overall draft picks early. Bogut made a pair of jump hooks over Howard to start the game. He then drew charges for two of the three fouls that sent Howard, the 2004 top pick, to the bench with about seven minutes left in the second quarter.
Bogut had 16 points and three rebounds in the first. Howard, the No. 1 pick had only four points and six boards.
In the first three minutes of the second half, Bogut picked up three fouls trying to stop Howard inside, sending Bogut to the bench with four. A minute later, Bogut was taken to the locker room for X-rays.
"I took a charge in the first half and got a knee," Bogut said. "But I'll be OK."
Turkoglu hit a 3 at the end of the first quarter to give the Magic a 33-23 lead. Milwaukee cut the lead to six midway through the second quarter, but another basket by Turkoglu gave Orlando a 58-47 halftime lead.
Both teams have already been hit hard by injuries. The Magic announced earlier Monday that sixth man Keith Bogans would miss at least a month with a broken thumb.
Redd, out since Nov. 5 with a high ankle sprain, was joined on the inactive list by point guard Ridnour, who suffered a scraped and bruised knee against the Bobcats. Ridnour had missed two games earlier this year with lower back spasms.
Redd was averaging 21.3 in four games before his injury.
"People are saying to us, 'You're coming close to beating good teams, what would take you over the edge?'" Jefferson said. "Those guys might be able to take you over the edge, but that being said, you can't go out there and wait."
Orlando's early-season schedule was littered with teams that finished last in their divisions, and three of the Magic's losses early wins were against the four teams they've played with a winning record.
Game notes
Turkoglu had missed the Houston game with the flu.... Milwaukee had lost five straight against the Magic, by an average of 16 points.... The Bucks started their fifth different lineup in 16 games.Shown here in full battle order, complete with my fav Domke J3 bag carrying the heavy EF 70-200 f2.8L, and other innumerable pieces of equipment. Photographic vest contains stuff like spare batteries, cable release, filters, my EF 50mm f1.4 lens and my 420EX flash. It is also used to keep either camera body for convenience while the other can be in the bag. My Manfrotto 190B tripod completes the kit.
So it WAS you at the Stadium Waterfront that night, taking a picture of the Indoor Stadium and the Pavilions. Thought I recognized the 20mm 1.8 (you were high on it about that time).
This was taken with the 28-135 IS USM in the evening light. Even the IS did not help. Exposure was about 1/2 second at ISO 800, at 135 mm.
By the way, did you get hassled by the police in China for carrying so much photo gear? 
Boy, oh, boy, this is gonna get Jed started again. Hehe.
IS does not eliminate camera shake altogether lah...
i wouldn't even think of doing that with an IS lens! i think 1/30s at 135mm will be the limit for people with steady hands.
Ah, Jed's fav.
No, IS/VR is not almighty. It improves handholdability, but no, it's not going to let you hand hold at 1/2s. And definitely not 1 or 2s. Definitely not when you are at the 135 end of a 28-135IS. 1/15 - 1/30s is more like it.
For me, I can hand hold 1/30s at 105mm without help from IS/VR.
1) I don't have a polo shirt of that color and collar design. Or maybe i do, but i can't remember But i'm pretty sure i don't have something like that...
2) I haven't been to that area in recent times. How long ago was that pic?
but i agree...it sure looks like me. But somehow I don't think so......
A lot of pple thought i was a photojournalist from some unknown paper, which can be quite advantageous in street shooting since it seems as if i got the perfect reason to stick my camera into pple's faces.
I also asked quite a few times for permission to take their photo, and their usual responses were positive, followed by polite enquiries if i was from a magazine or paper. i always make it a point to deny that - don't want them to be scared or suspicious of any spying activity.
However, the main problem wasn't with the police or soldiers in the country, none of whom really mind when I took their picture, or asked them for permission to take their picture.
The main problem was with the more shady characters on the street, which you will definitely run into if u walk around the streets at night alone a lot. (no choice, i had to work in the daytime, and night time is when i do most of my exploring).
I got solicited no less than 5 times in one night while walking down this busy shopping district - not the most metropolitian part of Beijing, but one in which u would think would be pretty safe.
3) u don't have to spend the night alone - u will be thoroughly entertained.
4) It will be very fun and exciting.
They will walk with u for a distance before they give up.
At first I thought it was because i had the 1v hanging out and i looked like a tourist. So the second night i was there, i kept the camera