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    This is a text subbuzz. A white-noise sound machine with 20 settings to ensure you get a good night's sleep or work done while sharing space with a noisy roommate.

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    Promising review: "This sound machine has literally changed my life. The sleep with this machine is like nothing I have ever experienced. Our neighbor likes to spend his mornings shoveling gravel on a cement surface with a metal shovel about 4-5 feet from my window (like 6 a.m. early) and to be honest I was starting to have some pretty dangerous thoughts about stealing his shovel, breaking his arms, burning his house down...One goes down some pretty dark paths when they suffer from insomnia already and then when they finally fall asleep get woken up with a shovel scrapping down a sidewalk. Okay so the machine somehow COMPLETELY covers the noise from the shovel, the toilet flushing next to my room, dogs barking etc. It is incredible. There are a plethora of choices concerning volume and intensity of sound. Highly recommend." —MorAvFire

    Get it from Amazon for $39.99.

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    In this Monday, July 12, 2010 photo, Lonnie Youngblood plays a saxophone as he stands in his home in Lodi, N.J. In the mid-1960s, after briefly playing in Youngblood's band, Jimmy James eventually went back to using his real last name and conquered the music world as Jimi Hendrix, while Youngblood fronted a series of rhythm and blues bands that toured with James Brown, Sam and Dave, Jackie Wilson and other '60s legends. In 1969, at the peak of Hendrix's popularity, the two men recorded several songs in a New York studio. The tunes recorded during those two or three days are the subject of a lawsuit Youngblood filed this spring that claims one of the songs, "Georgia Blues," was included on a 2003 compilation without his permission and without crediting him as its author. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

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