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	<title>Comments on: Verilux Rise &amp; Shine Alarm Clock Lamp</title>
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		<title>By: ehud42</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Oct 2006 13:13:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Dang! Why is that all my school day ideas get marketed..... guess that&#039;s why I&#039;m in IT and not sales...

Back in the mid-eighties as a kid with more time then money I did a bit of dumpster diving and came up with a discarded drip style coffee maker with an analog clock on the front. I ripped the top off (where the coffee grounds and filter go) and discarded the element (it would be not that many years later that I&#039;d start realizing the need for actually making coffee in the morning).

The element was replaced with a piece of wood and the top had a LAMP stuck into it. Along with that I also added an outlet to the side so that at the appropriate time in the morning both the lamp would turn on and my stereo - Sony CD play, with Telarc&#039;s recording of the 1812 overture (hey who says kids don&#039;t appreciate the classics!).

Ah the good old days. The frankenclocklamp thingy is long gone. Still have the CD (and even the CD player)....</description>
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<p>Back in the mid-eighties as a kid with more time then money I did a bit of dumpster diving and came up with a discarded drip style coffee maker with an analog clock on the front. I ripped the top off (where the coffee grounds and filter go) and discarded the element (it would be not that many years later that I&#8217;d start realizing the need for actually making coffee in the morning).</p>
<p>The element was replaced with a piece of wood and the top had a LAMP stuck into it. Along with that I also added an outlet to the side so that at the appropriate time in the morning both the lamp would turn on and my stereo &#8211; Sony CD play, with Telarc&#8217;s recording of the 1812 overture (hey who says kids don&#8217;t appreciate the classics!).</p>
<p>Ah the good old days. The frankenclocklamp thingy is long gone. Still have the CD (and even the CD player)&#8230;.</p>
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