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i-sleep by Ivonne Dippmann. Now you can sleep on your laptop with this i-sleep pillow. i -sleep is a comfortable soft pillow which be attached on your laptop. If you tend to fall asleep, your just close your laptop, a pillow gets filled with warm air, music is being played and after 10 minutes the alarm clock rings. Cool!
Heating up
By closing the laptop an air cushion blows itself up, which is connected by a valve with the fan of the computer. The computer is in the “sleep mode” and warm exhaust air is blown into the pillow. The material is coated with Latex at the inside, so the supplied warm air can be kept for a longer time. The heat supply is interrupted by opening the laptop again.

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Pop Pillows By Matt Jones. Cute and fun, with pillows silps that you just let your head on the pillow, it will be a funny picture on your bed. Cool! Available in Dead Tired, Angel & Devil or Noise Pollution.

credit to Spinning Hat (www.spinninghat.com)

Sleep Safe Tape is a roll of standard transparent tape that has pictures of an eye printed along the length of the tape. Many situations exist where it is taboo to sleep despite the natural inclination of humans to rest their tired eyes.

With Sleep Safe Tape, users can get the shuteye they need while appearing to be wide-awake.

I love this Pillow, for the singe male. It is the Ad of Wonderbra bra. [ via ... ]

200 years ago, Napoleon was asked what he thought of China. The French emperor responded: “China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will shake the world.”

China’s workforce is estimated at 760 million workers. This country turns out half a million engineers each year, who will work for 10% of what a professional would charge in the United States or Europe.

The intention of this photographic display is to rise “The bamboo curtain” and catch a glimpse of this society - to observe it and think of China as a superpower on the verge of awakening. The inhabitants of the country with the world’s largest population share a collective consciousness of the power of masses, rather than individualistic arrogance and pride. This is why China loves jade, a modest semi-precious stone that does not dazzle and yet possesses immense value. It may be that China has already awakened discretely and we still see her as a sleeping giant.

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