"But I don't need a bedside lamp from Thailand," she says.
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I leave the bedside lamp on so I don't miss the alarm.
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Another introduced a $2000 bedside lamp, the Aromarest, that releases melatonin and aromatherapy.
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Ampulla Bedside Lamp, Bluetooth Speaker, Wireless Charger for $90 ($50 off): Here's a strange one.
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She bops him on the head with a bedside lamp, then flees, presuming he's dead.
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Its first tech gadget was a bedside lamp that costs $129, first released last year.
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We caught you in Mason jars, hoping to create a new kind of bedside lamp.
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Casper's Glow is a well-designed and fun product, but it doesn't reinvent the bedside lamp.
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My boyfriend woke up and turned the bedside lamp on asking me '' What the hell are you doing ''.
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At 5, whenever my mother turned off the bedside lamp, an inexplicable terror catapulted me out of bed.
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The Aura Connected Alarm Clock is a bedside lamp that uses a customized program to wake you up each morning.
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Amazon is also launching a new device called the Echo Glow, which is a tiny bedside lamp with different modes.
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My bed was backed by a chevron-etched mirrored headboard, and the bedside lamp base took the form of snakes.
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They do so with no acknowledgment that someone else has turned down the sheets or turned on the bedside lamp.
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Regardless of where the company says it's "increasingly focused," Casper's only tech product to date is its Glow bedside lamp.
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So when my alarm goes off, I immediately switch on my bedside lamp and stream my Spotify workout playlist from my phone.
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The Xiaomi smart Mi Bedside Lamp is $44.99 at Walmart, and it's a relatively cheap way to add some light to your room.
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Xiaomi also launched a Mi LED Desk Lamp for $39.99, a Yeelight LED Light Bulb for $19.99, and a Mi Bedside Lamp for $44.99.
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One of the most whimsical elements is a switch on the bedside lamp, which activates a melody and light-up fireworks on the headboard.
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And at the Marriott proper, a good experience with the in-room alarm clock, shower curtain or bedside lamp is completely reproducible at home.
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Put stress in its place with this calming Wakeup Light, a bedside lamp meets alarm clock that mimics the warm and soothing tones of the sunrise.
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The initial selection of compatible products includes Mi Bedside Lamp, Mi LED Smart Bulb and Mi Smart Plug, which will be coming to the U.S soon!
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She fell asleep with the drawer open and all through the night, she would wake up and turn on the bedside lamp and peer down at the nail.
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The current is… well, "jury-rigged" is probably the nicest way to say it: Yes, it's a small bedside lamp hung from a wall stud above my computer.
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Take, for instance, the Tree of Light Wireless Charger — on sale for $129.99 — which combines the functionality of a bedside lamp, wireless charger, and Bluetooth speaker into one design.
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If he leaves the UFC with a grumble, western Long Island might shed a tear or break an alarm clock and bedside lamp, but the UFC machine will keep chugging.
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In another interview with CNN Business last month, he added that the company wants to expand internationally and add more products to its lineup, including a "glow light" bedside lamp.
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Reddit user wedontwantanystuff explained in a post that, because she and her fiancé are more than financially comfortable, they don't need or want a single blender or bedside lamp from their guests.
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The first products heading Stateside include the Mi Bedside Lamp, Mi LED Smart Bulb and Mi Smart Plug, Xiaomi's head of international Wan Xiang said, but you can expect plenty more to follow.
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She wants to slide under the covers next to him, turn off the bedside lamp and chat quietly until slumber arrives, simulating the easy marital intimacy that the two of them, both long widowed, have learned to live without.
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It's a cruel, disturbing scene, and it's all the more disturbing for being an echo of an earlier sequence that saw Elena feigning sleep while Nino, on whom she has a crush, respectfully covers her with a blanket and turns out her bedside lamp.
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Gianotti said her hope was that the upgrade - akin to replacing your dingy 60-watt bedside lamp with an industrial floodlight - would provide answers about "dark matter", which has never been seen but is known to exist because of its effect on the visible material around it.
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You'll want to make sure you have at least one fixture that shoots light at a particular location—like a desk lamp or a bedside lamp—so that you can see clearly when you're studying or trying to find your phone at three in the morning.
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If a genie popped out of my bedside lamp, I would wish for these three things: my mom to be alive, nothing bad or sad to ever happen again, and to be a member of the Martin Van Buren High School Damsels, the best drill team in the tristate area.
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In our bed, in our old Victorian with thick walls where I can cry out as loud as I want without bothering the neighbors, I watched the light from the bedside lamp glance off her shoulders, muscled and moving above me, catching the smell of her at the back of her neck, where it's sweetest.
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This week at Google I/O Xiaomi announced that it would add Google Assistant compatibility to three smart home products and officially bring them to the US. The Mi Bedside Lamp (above) and Mi LED Smart Bulb can both display up to 16 million colors, with voice assistant support also allowing you to control brightness and color temperature.
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Her impressive list of examples ranges from Anatoly Sobchak, a politician who gravely insulted President Vladimir Putin and expired from breathing the vaporized fumes emitted by his poison-soaked bedside lamp, to Alexander Litvinenko, another outspoken Putin critic, who succumbed to "a staggering amount of polonium-210" that left his body so radioactive the autopsy was performed by doctors wearing hazmat suits.
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I'm going to one of Germany's liveliest party streets—the Weserstraße in Berlin's Neukölln—and I'm bringing the following: A glass figurine of a hippopotamus with two big blue crystals for eyes, a salami, 2 grams of weed, a yet-to-be-assembled bedside lamp from Thailand (it's the thing that looks like a frame), How to Start a Revolution by Pussy Riot founder Nadya Tolokonnikova, a lottery ticket, a beach ball, and the New Testament in magazine form.
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That night, Parkin falls asleep while reading in bed. He is woken in the night again by strange noises, and finds his bedside lamp is once again turned off even though he fell asleep with it on. This time, someone tries to enter his hotel room. Though they are unsuccessful, he feels shaken by the incident.
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Another variety was the Ariake andon, a bedside lamp. The kakeandon under the eaves of a shop, often bearing the name of the merchant, was a common sight in the towns. The expression hiru andon, or "daytime lamp," meant someone or something that seemed to serve no purpose. In dramatizations of the story of the forty-seven ronin, Oishi Yoshio is often given this description.
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The girl returns to the apartment she's staying at, revealing her roommate to be Lilah. Gunn arrives to offer his help and Angel sends him out to find information on the men Bethany hurt. As Bethany drifts to sleep, she dreams of her abusive childhood and unintentionally sends a bedside lamp flying into Lilah, who was watching her fitful sleep. Terrified, Bethany flees from the apartment, throwing on a jacket.
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Valera (previously known as Mark van Krevel) had used O'Hearn's hand to draw a pentagram and an inverted crucifix on the living room walls. Frank Arkell, a former Wollongong mayor and former member of the New South Wales State Parliament, was murdered in his Wollongong home on 26 June 1998. His head had been smashed in with a bedside lamp, with the electric cord wrapped tightly around his neck. Tie pins were stuck in Arkell's eyes and cheeks.
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Some of Malibran's personal objects, familiar or charged with history, form the very core of the collection: a small salt flask, an incised crystal bedside lamp, a score briefcase in leather, a travel writing desk, the riding whip used during her fatal cavalcade, a long hairpiece cut after her death, a death mask, a shred from the pall torn in pieces by the crowd attending her funeral at the Laeken Cemetery, where de Bériot had an impressive cenotaph erected to her memory.
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The character is introduced in Toy Story as a porcelain figurine that is a detachable component of a bedside lamp along with a three- headed-sheep belonging to Andy's younger sister Molly. Nonetheless, Andy is seen playing with her and the rest of his toys; in Andy's games of imaginative play, Bo is used as the damsel-in-distress of the stories. Bo is the protagonist Woody's romantic interest, and acts as a voice of reason for him. She is depicted as gentle, ladylike, and kindhearted.
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Tomb of John Paul I in the Vatican Grottoes On 29 September 1978, 33 days into his papacy, John Paul I was found dead in his bed with reading material and a bedside lamp still lit. He had probably suffered a heart attack the night before. John Paul I's funeral was held in Saint Peter's Square on 4 October 1978, celebrated by Cardinal Carlo Confalonieri. In his eulogy of the late pope, he described him as a flashing comet who briefly lit up the church.
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Folha Online - Entenda o caso da morte da menina Isabella Oliveira Nardoni She died on the way to the hospital. Nardoni and Jatobá were taken to a local police station. Nardoni told police officers that when he arrived with the family at the building, Isabella was already sleeping, so he went up with her first. He left Jatobá with their sons in the car, placed Isabella in the guest room, turned on the bedside lamp and a lamp in the boys' room, locked the door and went back down to the car.
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Initially this seems to be caused by a storm outside, but he then hears scratching noises inside his room. He goes back to sleep with his bedside lamp turned on, but when he awakens again later, the lamp is inexplicably off again. The next morning, he dismisses the scratching noises as a rat and the lamp as having a loose connection, both of which he asks the hotel receptionist to investigate. He begins to venture out to the beach again, but once he gets there he becomes hesitant and decides to spend the day elsewhere instead.
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This time, a spectral apparition enters his room from underneath the door. As his bedside lamp goes off again by itself, Parkin shuts his eyes in terror and implores the apparition to leave him alone, but as he opens his eyes he sees a figure sitting on the end of his bed. The figure appears to be his wife, who angrily says over and over again "I'm still here" as she crawls towards him. Parkin tries in vain to escape, his fingernails scratching on the wooden floor making a sound identical to the scratching noises he kept hearing.
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Adding to the legend of McRaven being haunted, at least five occupants have died inside the house, and former owner John Bobb was murdered just outside its premises. It's also very likely that a few Confederate soldiers died on the property during the time it was used as a field hospital. Reports of ghostly activity are said to spread throughout the house, but the center of activity seems to be the middle bedroom upstairs, the room where Mary Elizabeth Howard (age 15) died during childbirth. Her ghost is believed to be responsible for the bedside lamp in this room, which has been reported to turn on and off, seemingly at will.
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In October 1996, Franca Arena asked in state parliament whether Arkell was the person known to the Wood Royal Commission as W1 in allegations involving paedophilia. In 1998, seven years after he had left politics, Arkell was murdered at his home in Wollongong by Mark Valera. Arkell's head had been smashed in with a bedside lamp, an electric cord was wrapped tightly around his neck, and tie-pins protruded from his eyes and cheeks. According to a subsequently broadcast media report, a police investigator revealed that, at the time of his death, Arkell was "...facing charges which had not gone to court..." Valera told police that he had killed Arkell because he was a "very, very horrible man".
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One victim was strangled to death with the cord from a bedside lamp, after which Cooke raped the corpse, disrobed and dragged it to a neighbour's lawn, then sexually penetrated it with an empty whisky bottle, which he then left cradled in the victim's arms. Cooke's murder victims were Pnena (Penny) Berkman, Jillian McPherson Brewer, John Lindsay Sturkey, George Ormond Walmsley, Rosemary Anderson, Constance Lucy Madrill, and Shirley Martha McLeod. Another victim, Brian Weir, ultimately died as a result of permanent injury three years after having been shot by Cooke. As the crimes were opportunistic and used varying methods, and Cooke's victims shared no obvious common traits, it was not understood that all these crimes were being perpetrated by one individual killer.
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Alex Escarno (centre) with (behind, left to right) Rachel Campos, Judd Winick, Cory Murphy and Pam Ling at Mercy Hospital, Miami, Florida. She attempted to maintain a long-distance relationship with her then- boyfriend Chris, and the roommates surprised her by having him visit San Francisco on her birthday, putting on a mock presentation of This is Your Life, with a tuxedo-wearing Winick as the announcer, and her boyfriend as the final person to appear. Unbeknownst to anyone, Winick had developed feelings of his own for Ling, and after she would get home late at night from work and fall asleep with a book across her lap and a pen in her hand, Winick would turn off her bedside lamp, put the book away and cover her up. Ling and Winick supported Zamora by attending his lectures whenever they could.
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