Plane Quiet Active Noise Reduction Headset

The revolutionary Plane Quiet Active Noise Reduction Headset eliminates up to 15 decibels across sound spectrum, so you can relax and enjoy your favourite movie, music or pristine silence on your next flight -- or anytime you need to block out unpleasant noise! Foldable design. Comes with leatherette pouch and one AAA battery. Dual plug adapter. 1.6m cord.

Natural Linen Shades™ w/ Earplugs

Washable,100% light blocking blackout cloth creates complete darkness,Super soft padding cradles your eyes without pressure,Velcro straps secure shades easily and comfortably,Super-soft padding makes these a shade above other sleep masks,Bucky Shades™ cushion your eyes in complete darkness, stimulating your body s own natural melatonin production. This hormone called all natural nightcap is body's sleep/wake regulator and plays a part in protecting cells, strengthening immune system, anti-aging, and alleviating depression. Bucky Shadesä won t leave you with hangover effect you may experience with sleeping pills. Wake up refreshed, re-energized, and ready to enjoy work or play,Earplugs (included) store in handy pocket

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The first mise-en-scene that drew me in was filled with mantiques that mesmerized me. There was a suit of armor, a comfortable vintage Palm Springs velvet-covered sectional that looked exotic because pillows were made from Moroccan bridal shawls. Placed on white-lacquered hexagonal cocktail table were Adler’s own handmade bowl and vases, giving setting a high gloss glamour. When I looked up at ceiling a loopy glass Vistosi chandelier from 1960s hung overhead. It was all playfully chic and reminiscent of bygone times when Elvis and Ann-Margaret partied together.

Party and fun are operative words for this place. The rest of lobby was exuberant with a “rich hippie” mix with two Edwardian-style sofas draped in embroidered suzanis from Uzbekistan, and a latte-colored rug that had an exaggerated Moroccan pattern. The terrazzo-topped table looked like a souvenir from a souk. Gio Ponti’s walnut chairs and a geometric brass chandelier also from '60s mixed and matched with panache of incomparable Italian elegance. There was a fully stocked lobby jeweled mini bar with Lucite bar stools and an inviting bartender that couldn’t wait to show off his magnificent array of martini blends. A free standing fire pit anchored back party lounge that was complete with a round seating area. The room was sexy and shaped with gorgeous curves in all right places. “Latin-moderne” string draperies and lacquered floor lamps were big, bold and beautiful. Swinging in one of wicker chairs that hung from ceiling made me look like a blast from past.

The décor at Parker engaged my mind and sensibilities to see my surroundings with new eyes.

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