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Custom alarm clock with musicCan't wake up? Configure dismiss challenges (puzzles) & math tasks to wake up timely. Use post alarm confirmation to make sure you’re waking up & avoid oversleeping. Perfect loud alarm clock for heavy sleepers, just solve maths problems!• Wake up during light sleepAre you a heavy sleeper? Configure a gentle pre-alarm that’ll go off & wake you up naturally. Lower the volume & disable vibrating for this gentle alarm, so it'll only wake you up gently if you are in light sleep for a better morning routine start. Gentle wake up! The power of our smart alarm clock with timer.• Sleep trackingTo avoid oversleep you need to go to bed timely. AMdroid, wake up alarm, will let you know with a bedtime notification if it's time to fall asleep to wake up fresh & have a better morning routine. When sleep tracking is activated sleep cycle calculation can be started to follow sleep patterns & for waking up gently. With Stats, you can also use this custom alarm clock as a sleep tracking app to track how much time you spend sleeping.• PlacesMake your wake up alarm clock with music location-aware, so your alarms will only go off in certain areas. Heading out for a business trip or vacation? As your morning routine changes, AMdroid can automatically disable your normal alarms. AMdroid collects location data to enable Places, even when the app is closed or not in use.• StatsThis material design custom alarm clock will show you statistics you can analyze & use to fine-tune your alarm settings.• Doze or afternoon power napFeel drowsy? If you are sleepy, use the countdown alarm function as a timer for your power nap. Set the stopwatch or timer & the alarm will go off if it's elapsed & you

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The Headless Horseman is a popular and common figure found in American folklore. Often described as well, a headless rider on horseback. It has shown up for usage in various movies, T.V. series and literature outside of the original “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving. Recent t.v. series are Sleepy Hollow and Tim Burton’s movie of the same name, both drawing on the same inspiration of Irving’s story.Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”Ah yes, the classic American story. “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” first appears in a collection of short stories titled: “The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.” As far as inspiration goes for Irving’s story, many seem to agree to the idea that the German writer, Karl Musäus is where the idea for a Headless Horseman comes from. Karl Musäus is known for having collected Germanic folktales much like the Brothers Grimm.The story is set in Sleepy Hollow, New York during the time of the American Revolutionary War, about 1775 or shortly after. Tradition holds that the Headless Horseman had been a Hessian Artilleryman who had been killed during the Battle of White Plains, circa 1776. So, at the time the story was told and set, not too long ago. The Hessian had been decapitated by a cannonball, not a fun way to go.The shattered remains of the Hessian’s head were simply left on the battlefield while fellow soldiers carried off his body to be buried. The Hessian’s body was laid to rest in the cemetery of the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow. Following this, each Halloween night, the Hessian’s ghost would appear as a Headless Horseman seeking this lost head. The Headless Horseman wouldn’t or couldn’t cross bridges.The story ends with the Horseman chasing down Ichabod Crane who simply disappears after. In the