The nightlight features no less than Jack Skellington, a simple plug-in nightlight that should offer a different kind of addition to your home. While it does show Jack with a smile, kids who may not be too familiar with it may not approve of it, unless perhaps it is Halloween or something.

Regardless, it could be a great nightlight to have in rooms, or alternatively a neat gift to hand out too. At least people don’t have to worry about stumbling or tripping each time they get up from sleep in the wee hours of the morning.

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Just in time for the Halloween season, here are some slippers made for the occasion. Complete your bedroom needs with these Plush Zombie Slippers spotted over at ThinkGeek which can be yours for only $19.95.

Though a bit eerie-looking, the slippers should be the right stuff to get you up and going when it is time for you to rise and shine. These are oversized plush slippers that come in the form of zombie heads where one size fits practically all. And while they do look horrible, they are perfect for Halloween.

Then again they could be great as well for daily use.

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Halloween may be over but that doesn’t mean you should ignore collectible alarm clocks such as this. Ideal for the people who are also fascinated with the Gundam series. The alarm is actually Haruka Inoue’s voice which is paired off with a couple of flapping ears when any speech is emitted. It also comes with a calendar, a snooze function and is run via AA batteries and/or solar power. It is available in Japan and retails for about $58.00.

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We are all familiar with sleep masks and here is one that should have been given away in time for the Halloween season. Perhaps a design meant to really leave you alone, this sleep mask has a scary mummy sleep eye to fend of people from bothering you. A bit creepy from the outer looks but what is important is that your eyes are well covered and protected. One of these mummy sleep eye masks will cost you only $12.50 over at Etsy.

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What is polyphasic sleep? Well, according to Wikipedia,

Polyphasic sleep is a sleep pattern intended to reduce sleep time to 2–5 hours daily. This is achieved by spreading out sleep into short naps of around 20–45 minutes throughout the day.

Facinating, isn’t it? Here’s a guy who’s trying it right now:

I’m starting this polyphasic sleep schedule today, so last night was my last night of “normal” sleep for a while. I still got up at 5am this morning, and then I’ll begin doing the naps every 4 hours starting this afternoon. I’ll use a countdown timer alarm set for 30 minutes, so I won’t oversleep. I’ve decided that my sleep times will be 1am, 5am, 9am, 1pm, 5pm, and 9pm. I aim to continue at least until Halloween… or death, whichever comes first. If it seems to be going well and I retain basic functionality, then I’ll decide whether I want to continue with it.

Remember, if you have an irregular schedule or work on and off, this polyphasic sleep might just do the trick for your sleeping.

Check out Uberman’s sleep schedule also, which seems to be a type of polyphasic sleep.

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