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Remember yourself playing Hide-and-Sick in your childhood? It was fun, wasn't it? Do you think that this game has still kept its joy? Try to play thi read more »
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An alarm clock is the only thing that helps us to wake up in the morning. Hardly someone can get to work or university on time without using it. Nowa read more »
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The latest edition of Red Issue, the enjoyably splenetic
Manchester United fanzine, features the usual knockabout mock-ups of
a Kevin Keegan clock - "the alarm bells are ringing, guaranteed
sleepless nights" - and a... read more »
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Manchester United fanzine, features the usual knockabout mock-ups of
a Kevin Keegan clock - "the alarm bells are ringing, guaranteed
sleepless nights" - and a... read more »
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You've cleared out some time, you're itching to tackle that cluttered and messy closet, and ... 20 minutes later, you're reminiscing over some old photos you found. Staying on track while tackling organization projects can be tough, as your ideas and findings pull you in many directions at once. Real Simple's suggestion: Put an alarm clock in the room where you're working and set the buzzer to go off 10 minutes after you start.When it beeps, assess what you've done and then hit the snooze button. When it goes off again, see if you've accomplished more in the next chunk of time. Keep hitting the snooze button until you're finished with your project. People who can hyper-focus will find this method really annoying and won't want to use it. But, if your mind frequently wanders, this could be a great tool for you.An elegant mind hack, sinc read more »
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Even the most motivated morning people among us can wake up seemingly unable to rise from bed and tackle the day. Over at the UbuntuCat blog, the author notes that moving his alarm clock to another room, along with having an impatient cat, have (almost) fixed his multi-snooze tendencies. We've offered up some alarm clock hacks and morning motivation tips before, but let's hear it from those who have escape the pull of "Just Five More Minutes," and those still fighting to become a functional morning person: How do you make sure you get up in the morning? How do you prevent your groggy self from making decisions your working person read more »
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Windows only: iSnooze provides the same kind of iTunes-as-alarm-clock functionality as the Mac-only Alarm Clock 2, but lets you get a lot more specific about your wake-up parameters. Wake up to a certain playlist on certain days at particular times, have it pause as soon as you touch something on your computer, gradually increase the volume until you finally wake up—it's your best friend or worst enemy, depending on how important it is that you get up and going in the morning. iSnooze is a free download for Windows systems only.iSnooze
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Analogue Vista Clock is an outstanding quality alarm clock for your desktop. This awesome clock is a desktop extension - it will stay on your desktop ignoring all mouse and keyboard input, so it won't interfere with any other application. read more »
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The humble alarm clock has certainly come a long
way from being your average waking up tool – these days, the irritating
din of metal clanging against each other is a thing of the past. Your
ears instead will be greeted by your favorite ringtone, an MP3 file of
your choice, or for the connected model, how about an Internet radio
station with your favorite shock jock digitally playing tunes in your
bedroom?
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