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From: "Elbow" <tokyoelbowNOSPAM@totalise.co.uk>
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Subject: Elliot , Tokyo ::: Ear Alarms:::
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 12:03:46 +0900
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Hi Steve,
Ever fallena sleep and missed your train stop?

Over here they are selling little ear alarms. Its a tiny earphone that you
can set in increments of 5 minutes and it beeps to wake you up. Thus you
dint sleep past your stop.
If you have ever travelled on the Japan subway or train system you will know
that everyone sleeps within 3 minutes of sitting down.

Anyone else have any helpful gadgets out there?