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Do you ever fall asleep for a few minutes during the day? If so, you may want to make it a regular habit. It turns out that a short sleep after lunch can help us do our work better. Many people don’t get the recommended eight hours of sleep at night and this can cause a variety of problems. But even a five-minute sleep in the afternoon can increase our energy levels, reduce stress and make us more creative. No wonder many big companies are encouraging their employees to take sleep breaks at work.
This must-see exhibition shows how sleep can inspire creativity. Each night, a different artist will sleep in a comfortable bed in the art gallery. As soon as they wake up, they will start to create a work of art inspired by their night’s sleep. There will be no fixed wake-up time, so early visitors may have to wait outside the gallery for a while before they can see the artist in action. All the paintings will be for sale. Don’t miss it!

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After a busy day of sightseeing, I was looking forward to a good night’s sleep. The hotel room was cheap, and so I wasn’t expecting much, but the bed was actually very soft and comfortable. However, when it got dark, I realized there was a dance club in the building. I could hear loud techno beats all night long, so I couldn’t sleep at all. In the morning, I was absolutely exhausted. It was a disaster! I can’t recommend this hotel.
The British weightlifter Jack Oliver had such a good night’s sleep in his hotel bed that he nearly missed his event at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. He had set his alarm for 6 a.m. in order to give himself plenty of time to get ready before going to the Olympic arena on a special bus for athletes. But in the morning there was a problem. Oliver later told reporters: “At five past seven I heard someone banging on my door, I looked at my phone and thought: I’m in trouble, I slept straight through my alarm and now I’ve missed my bus!” He got dressed in 30 seconds, managed to catch the next bus and arrived just in time for the event. He then gave his best ever performance in front of a delighted crowd.
We are a furniture company and we are looking for a bed-tester. Are you interested in this full-time job? You should be at least 18, have good writing skills, and you mustn’t have any sleep problems. You will be asked to sleep in a range of high-quality beds which we have designed specifically for luxury hotels. You will then be asked to provide a written review on the quality of sleep you experienced. We are looking forward to receiving your application.