sleepwalking

• “The word sleepwalking does well to be an oxymoron, a combining of two incompatibles, for to walk while you sleep is to go against nature.”

  Simon & Schuster: BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES

• “A study by Travelodge found a seven-fold increase in sleepwalking customers in the past year, to more than 400 cases — almost all of them men.”

  Hotels Train Staff For Naked Sleepwalkers | Impact Lab

• “The Jews of Budapest have been described as sleepwalking towards a terrible fate.”

  The Guardian: I'm not angry with Edith any more

• “Patients who are not just sleepwalking, which is what that statement talks about, or sleep - eating.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 16, 2006

• “What other kinds of things do you see in patients who are not just sleepwalking, which is what that statement talks about, but sleep-eating?”

  CNN Transcript Mar 16, 2006

• “For while my reason told me that I had been the intruder, my intuition continued to insist that my sleepwalking was a result, not a cause.”

  The Confession

• “Some psychologists call sleepwalking an extreme form of absent-mindedness.”

  Modern Mechanix

• “The Federal Health Department has received 16 separate reports of odd "sleepwalking" behaviour caused by the drug Stilnox, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.”

  Boing Boing

• “Obama were 4k v. 12k; what kind of sleepwalking is required to get 400% increase instead of 200% increase?”

  Reduce Government Beaurocracy!

• “Although the years between 3 and 12 used to be considered the "golden age" of sleep (between the obstacles of babyhood and adolescence), more recent research has shown that almost a third of elementary-age children experience sleep problems such as sleepwalking, night terrors, trouble falling asleep or narcolepsy.”

  Newsweek: Why Sleep Matters

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