Posted on March 24, 2010 by Bryan Zeigler
[tweetmeme source=”leanisgood” service=”ow.ly” only_single=false]While traveling this week, I noticed that my alarm clock in my hotel room has a motion detector on it. In the middle of the night it does not illuminate the time until it detects motion. A great idea. The room stays darker and then when 
you move, presumable to see the what time it is, it activates and illuminates the current time. Continue reading →
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Posted on December 13, 2009 by Bryan Zeigler
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I received multiple emails from my finance manager on the upcoming end of the year time reporting for salary folks. I found it quite humerous thinking how wasteful the requirements were that it detailed. It stated we needed to turn in our time for the end of the year by 12/16 in order to satisfy corporate HQ requirements. I must enter my actual time up to the 16th and then put in what I think Continue reading →
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you move, presumable to see the what time it is, it activates and illuminates the current time. Continue reading 
