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DREAMHELMET - The World's Only Sleep Mask Sound-Blocking Pillow

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Welcome Traveler! Adventure Sleep Awaits You!

Welcome Dreamers! Sweet Dreams are yours again!

Wherever you go, by whatever means you travel - by plane, train, bus, car, or on foot - The DREAMHELMET goes with you!

Your new traveling companion is your passport to sleep that turns every day into a journey of discovery.

Sweet dreams are yours anywhere in the world.

Because the DREAMHELMET wraps your mind in a cloud of peace it restores your zest for the thrill of travel or facing the challenges of the working world.

Bright lights cannot disturb you, nor harsh sounds assail your ears,

Your head is gently cushioned in your own personal slumber pillow. This breakthrough creation is everyone's dream come true.

Praise review from The Washington Post Travel Section article by K.C. Summers - June 11, 2000:
"... Testing ground: A seven-hour evening flight in a middle seat in coach from Washington Dulles to London's Heathrow Airport.

Testing procedure: As soon as the flight attendant collected my dinner tray, I strapped on my Dreamhelmet (Teddybear model).

"... Say what you will about its appearance, the Dreamhelmet (not available in stores!) does a creditable job blocking light and sound - kind of a sensory deprivation tank for your head.
It comes with complimentary earplugs for even more sound-proofing.

"... The felt lining was soft against my skin...very soft...
Annoyingly, my seatmate was nudging me. "We're landing in 10 minutes."
I fumbled with my chin strap, blinking like a mole in the morning light. "Jeez. Aren't they even serving breakfast?"
"We already had it. Your thing worked!"
Result: the Dreamhelmet, goofy as it looks, is worth its weight in psychotropic drugs.
I arrived in London relaxed and rested, having had four hours' uninterrupted sleep - a first for me on a transatlantic flight. And once there, I was able to hit the ground running because I had no jet lag to contend with - another first.
The Dreamhelmet is also small, squishable and lightweight (about 7 ounces) and stuffs into a carry-on easily...

Comedian Howie Mandel, presenting the Dreamhelmet on CBS Television, on the first Howie Mandel Show of 1999 (January 4):

" You know what this is?! Look at this! It's for traveling! You can sleep anywhere!...it's a Dreamhelmet - it'll put you on cloud nine.

You got a pillow - you can just lean anywhere - you can sleep - nothing bothers you - you can just doze off. Isn't that terrific?!

...And if I weren't talking to you, you'd be in dreamland right now - right?

Rave review - Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel Magazine Oct. '99:
"An ingenious new invention known as the Dreamhelmet can enable you to doze on trains, planes, and buses: in air terminals, train stations, and bus depots; on park benches, lawns, and floors - thus saving (on occasion) the cost of a hotel room."

Praise from The Philadelphia Inquirer February 1, 2000:
... the "helmet" provides a cozy barrier against the rest of the world while snugly supporting the head and neck. ...this wrap may provide the ultimate in sleep inducement short of medication. ...it can double as a regular pillow, hand muff, or padding for fragile items in your carry-on. And it works equally well on trains, in cars or the easy chair."

Popular professional travel writer Madelyn Miller - "The Travellady" - She recommends it as her favorite travel sleep mask:

" I love the Dreamhelmet. I wear mine every night. ...I can't go anywhere without it"

The DREAMHELMET sleep mask was actually "dreamed up" by its inventor, Jim de Cordova, in 1998, while sleeping on a sailboat. He awoke while dreaming about the DREAMHELMET and sketched the first plans before the vision faded from his mind.

The DREAMHELMET is the first and only combination pillow, sleep mask, and sound block device ever to be patented in the United States.

The sleep masks for the first experimental DREAMHELMET prototypes were made using blackout cloth left behind by the Lorimar Productions camera crew after filming a movie at a property in Los Angeles owned by de Cordova. The name of the movie was Heat From Another Sun, starring Robert Forster. The building itself was owned before de Cordova by the well known actor and comedian, Joe E. Brown, who once performed at the Schubert Theatres in New York.

Jim de Cordova's great-great grandfather Jacob de Cordova, along with his brother, Joshua, founded the main newspaper of Jamaica, The Gleaner, in 1834; it is still in business - the oldest independent newspaper in the Western Hemisphere. Jacob went on to explore, and make the first accurate map of, Texas, serve in the Texas Legislature, and own more than a million acres in Texas, including in the county where President George Bush's ranch is now located. Jacob founded the city of Waco, Texas, among many other exploits. Waco's main bridge across the Brazos River was built by the same company that built the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

Jim de Cordova is related to the famous late Hollywood producer, Fred de Cordova, through their Jamaican family. Fred produced The Tonight Show, starring Johnny Carson and later worked with Jay Leno. Fred was originally from New York City where he was a friend of the Schubert (theatre) family.

On January 4, 1999, a woman actually fell asleep on the stage of The Howie Mandel Show wearing a DREAMHELMET sleep mask, given to her as a birthday gift by actor and comedian Howie Mandel. She had to be awakened to go back to her seat to see the rest of the show . Howie's studio was in the same building in Burbank, California, as that of Johnny Carson and Jay Leno. Jim de Cordova grew up and went to school in Burbank.

The DREAMHELMET sound blocking sleep mask pillow is a patented sensory deprivation device.