This Saturday 12th March EDIT will be supporting YMCA by taking part in Sleep Easy.

What is Sleep Easy, you ask?

The aim of Sleep Easy is to raise funds and awareness in order to change lives of vulnerable young people.

We will be spending a night sleeping rough in Exeter at Princesshay. A token gesture to what it's really like to really sleep rough, by raising money at the Exeter based Sleep Easy, we know that we can help, if only just a little bit, whilst also giving money to YMCA who we know will put it to good use.

There's going to be live entertainment and the event will feature a secure venue, great company and cardboard mattresses.

We are sleeping rough so other won't have to!! Please donate or even come and join us in order to beat youth homelessness in Exeter!!

To donate, please visit our JustGiving page.

To find out how to join us at Sleep Easy Exeter, please visit YMCA Exeter's Website.

Our ambition this year is to raise sufficient funds so that they can purchase a much needed new emergency response motorcycle to add to their fleet.

More about the evening

This is rare opportunity to visit the private beautiful stretch of the River Otter at Deer Park where you will find a hive of wildlife activity and recently Devon's first Beaver population.

Meet The Deer Park's Estate Manager of 80 acres, Oli Forster, plus have exclusive access to the rivers and the restoration of the Georgian Walled garden.

Meet the Deer Park's new Executive Chef Andy Storey and learn about charcuterie plus their award winning meats and double rosette food.

Experience a wood fired cooking demonstration and feast on award winning range of wood fired Pizzas.

Enough to whet the whistle?

A recent Ofcom survey shows that shoppers in the UK spend more online compared to every other major country

UK consumers spend on average £1,083 on Internet shopping per year, with the second highest being Australia, which comes in at £842 per year.

Britons are also getting more and more into using mobile devices to shop online. We are also downloading more data to mobile devices compared to the rest of the world. In December 2011, UK mobile users downloaded an average of 424MB of data per user, compared to the average Japanese usage of 392MB.

Official World Backup Day is on March 31^st

World Backup Day is a day for people to learn about the role of data in our lives and the importance of regular backups.

People now create and generate over 1.8 zettabytes of data per year. That’s over 57 billion iPads!

World Backup day is on 31^st

See this great infographic by the World Backup Day team to see why you should be backing up!

Click on the image to the right to expand.