Abstract: Three body sections most commonly used for sleeping on a pillow are neck, skull, and sides of the face and the head. This pillow design provides three sections each supporting the three body parts individually and collectively adapting to the contours and varying dimensions of each part. The curvature of the neck is supported by a circular pillow section while the skull is supported by large mid-section. Each section is optimized to support individual parts of the upper body. Section 1 supports the neck for back sleeping, section 3 supports the side of the face and the head for side sleeping while section 2 supports the skull comfortably. Due to the three-piece construction (primary pillow, skull pillow, and top pillow) of the section pillow system, different filling densities of the primary pillow, skull pillow, and top pillow may be used to provide varying degrees of firmness. The section pillow system in modular-related combination comprises a cervical region support assembly.

Abstract: An adjustable cradle pillow system providing support for a cervical region and spine alignment for a human user during at least one resting period thereby providing the human with a more comfortable and restful night's sleep. The adjustable cradle pillow may include: a primary pillow; a cradle pillow; and a slab pillow. Due to the three-piece construction (primary pillow, cradle pillow, and slab pillow) of the adjustable cradle pillow system, different filling densities of the primary pillow, cradle pillow, and slab pillow may be used thereby provide varying degree of firmness. The primary pillow, cradle pillow, and slab pillow of adjustable cradle pillow system in modular-related-combination comprise a cervical region support assembly. The cervical region support assembly provides support for a cervical region and spine alignment for a human user during resting periods.

Abstract: A lighting fixture for emitting natural and artificial light into a building comprises a main frame body, a mounting flange for mounting the main frame body onto a building, a light transmissive skylight mounted in generally overlying relation on the main frame body, a natural-light passing opening in the main frame body for permitting natural light received from the light transmissive skylight to pass through the main frame body and into the building, a first light socket operatively mounted on the main frame body for receiving an artificial light source therein, and a reflector operatively mounted on the main frame body adjacent the first light socket in overlying relation thereto, for reflecting artificial light from the artificial light source outwardly from the lighting fixture and into the building.