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1. D20 Dice Pillows - 2011-06-22 10:33:02-04
   Here is another pillow made for the gamers. This is the D20 pillow, something that should be comfy enough your tired head. This pillow follows the D20 cookie which came out last week, a soft and stuffed bed accessory that will surely serve its purpose. The pillow is made from smooth velvet and gold-embroidered numbers. It measure 10" in diameter which should be large enough to give your head a respite. The pillow should be a great item to have for D and D players and you can get one over at Thinkgeek for $29.99. Via a diameter, gamers, pillows, Pillows, respite, smooth velvet, thinkgeek

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2. Bird Alarm Clock - 2011-06-23 05:54:51-04
   Nothing beats getting up to the nature-like sound of chirping birds. With the Bird Alarm Clock, wake up on the right side of bed with the natural sound of birds chirping or warbling in the wild. The chirping sound was recorded from a rural location in Japan. The clock also has a regular beeping alarm and a talking function which can be in English or Japanese. The clock requires 2 x coin cell batteries CR2032, comes with a snooze button and date function as well. It costs £29.99 and is available over at Firebox.com. Via a alarm clock, Alarm Clocks, birds chirping, cell batteries, chirping birds, clock wake, coin cell, cr2032, date function, japan, snooze button, sound of birds

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3. Bamboo Pillows Cool you to Sleep - 2011-06-24 07:01:32-04
   This isn't your typical soft pillow that one would require to get a relaxing and much deserved respite but therapeutically, these Bamboo pillows could be a big help. The pillows offer better ventilation and thus cooler spells for people who prefer colder things to rest on but will need some time to get used. These pillows look like they were from some Asian origins which to some have been preferred due to their functional and tactical use. Whatever the case may be, these are pillows that people with some physical issues can turn to, not to mention cooler heads to rest on. Via a cooler heads, deserved respite, origins, pillows, Pillows, sleep, soft pillow, spells, ventilation

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4. Lark Silent Un-Alarm Clock and Sleep Sensor - 2011-06-25 07:01:41-04
   For the sleepers and techies, here is a device that should be something for you. This is the Lark Silent Un-Alarm Clock and Sleep sensor, something that aims to analyze your sleep, wake you up on the right side of bed and even charge your Apple devices. All you have to do is set an alarm and hit the rug. You'll be awoken by a gentle vibration on your wrist. That's another way of ensuring you do not wake the rest of the family up with your annoying alarm. The wristband records sleep patterns to help in potential diagnosis when needed by sleep specialists. The Un-Alarm Clock and Sleep Sensor can be yours for only $129. Via a alarm clock, Alarm Clocks, apple, diagnosis, gentle vibration, lark, sleep, sleepers, techies

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5. Gentle Rocking Motion Helps You Sleep Better - 2011-06-26 10:47:49-04
   When it comes to sleeping better, rocking or swaying could be of great help. This seems to be a great way for babies to sleep, especially when they are in swayable cribs but based on a study, adults can too with the help of some rocking items like perhaps a hammock. Thanks to some researchers, rocking motion was found to help soothe people to getting better sleep. Through studying brainwaves, the scientists were able to finally understand how babies were able to sleep better with rocking cribs so why not with the adults. Swaying from side to side specifically increased the duration of deep non-dreaming sleep, where the eyes are still, which normally accounts for about half a good night's sleep. The brainwaves also showed activity typical of deep sleep. The findings from the result showed a "dramatic boosting" of certain types of sleep-related brainwaves associated with rocking. Via a babies, cribs, deep sleep, duration, hammock, How to sleep better, scientists, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Therapy, study adults

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6. Manilow's Songs Made While Sleeping - 2011-06-27 11:23:05-04
   Balladeer and legendary recording artist Barry Manilow revealed that a lot of his hit songs were made when he was asleep. Manilow revealed that in his dreams, he would hear a tune. He wakes up and sings it into a tape recorder. After recording what he dreamt, he would go back to sleep. In fact, he pointed out to his 1979 hit "One Voice" as one of the products from such dreams. People are known to have some subconscious activities going on when they are in slumber and apparently Barry Manilow was able to put it to good use and actually capture it a bit. Surely, this claim is tied up with the brain waves and subconscious nature of humans. And from the claims of Mr. Manilow, it is safe to say that he is a light sleeper and his uncanny ability to wake up once a tune pops up is certainly something mysterious. Via a barry manilow, brain waves, Dreams, hit songs, light sleeper, Sleep Celebrity, SLEEP News, tape recorder, uncanny ability

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