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Flying Digital Alarm Clock - Black
In pursuit of waking excellence... meet the alarm with a difference! Flying Alarm Clock. SAVE BIG! By its very purpose, the "perfect" alarm clock must be able to outwit the human who sets it! An interesting challenge, to say the least. This Flying Alarm Clock comes as close as I've seen. When the alarm goes off, a helicopter flies into the air, carrying the key to turn off the alarm. The only way to silence the alarm is to get out of bed and find the key! The true late sleeper has finally met their match! Large, easy-to-read backlit display. Alarm / snooze / off settings. Requires 4 AA batteries (not included). Measures 5 1/2 x 4"h. Weighs 7 ozs. Order yours today! Flying Alarm Clock

Why is the name of this gadget "Navajo" clock?

What does it have to do with Navajo? Is that a watch brand i have never heard of and cannot find? Or does it have something to do with the Navajo American Indian tribe? Why is it named a "Navajo" clock gadget? http://www.softpedia.com/get/Windows-Widgets/Alarms-Clocks/Navajo-Clock.shtml

Nothing to do with the Navajo people. I don't know what it is, but people slap our name on everything and anything these days. sigh.

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Sonic Boom Alarm Clock

Dual power and dual time features. Our SB200ss clock comes with a 110 volt power supply, will work with 220 volt transformers. Clock also has two switches one allowing user to switch from 50Hz 110 volts to 60Hz 220 volts. This feature keeps proper time with 110 or 220 volts. Another switch allow user to select 12/24 hour time.

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Meditation for the purpose of training my mind to be BLANK! the problem is i'm an imaginative person, read mo?

read more... i mean i frequently visualize random stuff that I look at. For example if i''m looking at a toy/figurine/statue/sculpture/game-characters or any object the is in a still position I then instantly imagine that it is moving with some backgrounds... like if i look at a fish toy, I'd instantly see it in a bowl or in the ocean... some more examples... if i play a computer game whether it's a strategy or role-play, I then think about it before i go to sleep and work my mind at how to create my own game...and currently right before I go asleep where my eyes are close, I then concentrate on visualizing my console or PC controller like how many are the buttons/joysticks and etc... when im imagining this things before i go asleep I forget the stuff around me and just focus on what it is that im imagining then BANG! my mind shutdown or asleep. back then when i was in high-school, i never put an alarm gadget near me as I know that i'm going to wake up the time that I think to wake up... so for example: I want to wake up at 6am, so what I did is just concentrate on waking up at 6am, and this is done while my eyes are close and in a sleeping position in the bed and after minutes BANG! my mind shutdown or went asleep. At the time I wake up, it's 6AM! and specifically the "seconds" arrow is about to tick 5 seconds before/after 6AM. and what's more interesting in my opinion is I suddenly feel energetic waking up and not weak(or wanting to go to sleep again). Now ... for the experience in meditating while lying in bed.. My experience is that when i close my eyes and meditate, i tend to imagine gross/happy/weird stuff...it's either an old lady-ghost watching me OR a cartoon character that randomly dances in my mind. But i keep "telling" my to forget about this stuff by saying IN my Mind "Piss Off or Get out of my mind" and sometimes it works and sometimes it wont. If it wont work though, I will just stop thinking and SEE what I CAN see while my eyes are close. What I can see though are purple/green/violet thick-cloud/thick-smoke look-alike stuff. It will change color if put my pillow over my face so that it will be more dark and no sunlight-reaction if you know what i mean. So anyways, my question is... How to meditate/concentrate if I'm an imaginative person? Do i just leave them be or should I do something?... please reply!~~ I'm asking this question so that I can meditate deeply for spiritual awakening OR to concentrate deeply unto an OBJECT to do Telekinesis... If u can help me out, I would appreciate it... so thanks in advance!~~ btw I also wna learn telepathy...but that's another story so again, my question is... How to meditate/concentrate if I'm an imaginative person?

Thanks for asking this question. I also would like to know the answer to it myself as I also have a very vivid imagination and my brain is always spinning 1000 mph. I have come up with very clever inventions, book ideas, movie ideas, cartoons, games, everything imaginable. However I have to meditate often to settle my mind and body, but I do not want to lose my imagination. Thanks again!

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PLEASE HELP! My mom takes my phone away for the smallest things, how can I get her to chill out a bit on me?

14 yr old, in major need of advice here! Ok, so first off, I'm going to lay it on the table that my mom's a pharmacist, so she makes good money, & was able to afford me having an iPhone 4. Now I know, I know, I know you're thinking that I'm probably just another one of those spoiled, bratty, 21st-century-rebel teenagers that gets basically everything handed to them, & takes it all for granted. But I want to say right now that I'm not. I probably used to be, to be quite honest, but then my mom lost her job at CVS, & we were looked straight in the face by fate, & I realized the truth of what the rest of the world is like, I got lucky, I got to feel the chill of being on the edge of possibly losing everything you knew & held dear tangible-wise. I was able to be taught the value of taking in your surroundings, living like you were in poverty & being grateful for what it was worth to have something to hold on to, to be thankful to get anything at all for your birthday, god forbid a $200 smart phone. So I'm quite aware that I'm a very lucky girl for my age & my environment, because I've got the green, but I also have the open-mindedness & insight on reality to know better than to simply expect it, but instead to remember that it could be snatched away from me in a split second. So that being said, my issue... My mom is pretty lenient with me for the most part, I've been allowed to stay at home alone for almost 4/5 hours at the most, & I don't have to be in bed on weeknights until around 11:15, no specifics for the weekend at all, & considering I don't normally get invited to every social on the block or bring home news of a different boy every week, I get to go to most of the group events I do ask to attend, most of them being school held, or just a small get-together with a friend. But then again, she gets onto me for little things, & it makes things a whole lot harder for me to please her, & she takes my phone away for the little stuff, which is really a burden, because my phone is my everything. I use my phone for practically every aspect of my life; not only do I use it to text & call people, I use it to get on the internet, listen to music, watch movies, take pictures, play games, read, make notes & record my thoughts, it's my alarm, clock, flashlight, dictionary, bible, calender, notebook, agenda, & mirror all in a pocket-sized multi-gadget that I take with me everywhere! And I swear I almost go insane when she decides to take it away, because it'll be for something as minor as having a drink in my room, forgetting to change the cat's litter-box, or being even the slightest bit ignorant of her wake-up call in the morning, & it just drives me up a flipping wall when I don't have my phone. To me, having my camera, music, texting & internet connection within at least a 3 foot reach away from me is vital, & I have ADHD, so in addition to it being my source of entertainment & social connection, it also serves as a major organization factor in my life, without it, I'm a complete train wreck. And music is everything to me, I have to have my music to keep my sanity, whenever I'm sad, confused, feeling worthless & thrown away, or just plain angry, I don't scream into a pillow or cry my eyes out, the earphones go in & the rest of the world just disappears, I zone into the music & just let my mind vent, until my problems evaporate, but without it, everything that's bothering me just starts boiling up inside of me until I end up yelling at somebody who didn't deserve it worth shit, & I didn't mean to, I'm just a naturally impulsive person, & don't always think before I speak. And I've told her all this, but she usually just cuts me off or tells me to quit debating her, but I still think she's being unreasonable about some of the the things she takes it away for. And I've thought of trying to convince her to take other stuff instead, or perhaps charge me a "fine" for minor accounts. For instance, I'd have to pay her say, 50¢ for every time that she caught me with food or a drink in my room, $1 for not tending to the cats, 75¢ for being reluctant to get up, & so on, & if it'd be in her better interest, then she could charge interest for not being able to pay, & keep track of how much I owed her, or had been fined, & once I got to a certain amount of money having to be charged, then I'd get my phone taken away. But I doubt she'd actually listen to me, chances are she'd probably just get ticked at me & instantly see my request/ suggestion as contradicting her authority by trying to negotiate with her over it. But I really need help on this, so please answer, I'd greatly appreciate any advice I can get on the issue. Thanks a million, & if you'd like, give me the link to one of your own questions & I'll try my best to return the favor. Once again, any advice on the subject would

i have children with adhd. you can get an organizer to organize things for yourself. they even have programs for the computer none of them have a smart phone we can't afford smart phones for ourselves, let alone the monthly bills for smart phones for the family and just because you think your mom can afford it ? it does not mean you need one you are lucky you even have a phone she is the parent you are the child a punishment is meant to be something that would have an impact on you if you have a desktop or lap top, you can use skype and everything else you mentioned. you can even load your pictures onto your computer what you mentioned as a compromise punishment ? well, that does not sound like a punishment to me try to do some volunteer work and meet other people and how the manage their lives i think your mom knows you pretty well see the links below peace

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What do you think of the beginning to my story?

Katherine Hawthorne rolled her eyes. “This is so typical,” she murmured, shivering as cool tendrils of air snaked along her skin. “Here I am, Rio de Janeiro of all places, and the bad guys just have to have a thing for air con.” Katherine crept forward, muttering curses under her breath. Concealed in the shadows, she darted around a dark corner and pressed herself against the wall, allowing her to survey her surroundings. She was standing at the end of an incredibly long corridor - a walkway of silver and chrome. The dim lighting allowed her to make out a few inconspicuous doors, all placarded with small black numbers. Glancing at the door to her right, Katherine read, “Three-hundred and fifty-two.” She was on the right track – only seventeen more to go. With a quick glance over her shoulder, Katherine began to follow the numbers. She paced quietly, careful not to let her shoes squeak on the tiled floor. A thin line of perspiration formed on her forehead, which she quickly wiped away, grimacing. For weeks she had hoped to be sent to a warm, exotic location – anywhere to escape the bitter Connecticut winter that battered her senses. Admittedly, the academy had paid up nicely - “Rio, Baby!” – and even though Katherine knew she would only be here for a couple of days max, it would still be long enough to thaw the cold out of her bones. And maybe get a little bit of a tan, too. But no. Whoever ran this place clearly liked to feel as though they were walking around in a big, industrial freezer. Oh, cruel irony. Katherine wouldn’t have been surprised to see big chunks of meat hanging down from hooks in the ceiling. “Is it too much to ask for a little bit warmth?” Katherine griped, pressing the small button on the side of her watch. The circular face lit up, numbers dancing around the screen. “Eleven minutes to twelve,” she made a quick calculation, “I’ve got about ten minutes before the next security check.” Picking up the pace, she dashed forward, softly counting down each door number she passed, “Three-hundred and sixty-six…sixty-seven…sixty-eight…ah, sixty-nine!” Katherine drew to a stop. Wasting no time, she flicked open the panel near the door handle to reveal a small alarm pad. She studied it for a second before her lips broke out in a smile, “Nothing to it.” In just a few seconds, a satisfactory click emitted from the lock and the door swung forward on its hinges. “Bad guys – you’d think they’d have the sense to invest in better security systems…” Katherine stepped forward and closed the door behind her, immediately encased in a blanket of gloom. “…And lighting, they definitely need better lighting.” Katherine fished a small torch out of her pocket and flicked it on; the small golden beam illuminated row after row of filing cabinets that seemed to stretch indefinitely into the darkness. “Well, this mission just got a little more complex…” Katherine bit down on her lip, momentarily overwhelmed, but quickly shook the emotion off. She was a level four agent, after all – this mission was relatively easy in comparison to some of the things she got up to. Finding a file? Katherine thought. Oh, please. Try abseiling down a three hundred foot building with a makeshift descender (whilst being shot at from all angles, I might add) and trying to make off with the latest evil gadget that – once again - threatened all of humanity. Now that was pressure! And yes: it was a lot harder than I made it seem. And yes: it was the best spring break ever. In an attempt to gear herself up, Katherine drew on her memory and recalled the file she had been told to find in debriefing; “File ‘GWf-bioT’, here I come.” *********************************************************************************** Okay, that was only about a third of the first chapter (stupid word limit), but what do you think? Loved it? Hated it? Would you continue reading it if you could? Please leave an answer to tell me. Thanks to everyone in advance :)

I quite like this chapter - I would be curious as to how it goes on! However: I wouldn't have so much speaking; she's trying to be stealthy, there's no-one else there, and all the things she says could very well be expressed as thoughts. Also, in the second paragraph before the end, you're mixing up first person (I) and third person (she). Otherwise, I like it!

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