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		<title>Human Clock and Calendar</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I ran across a couple of really interesting sites today while on a search for a new alarm clock. They make generally dull clocks/calendar applications from a pure functional tool and turn them into social activities. As odd as it may sound, Human Clock is basically a photo repository where people submit pictures of themselves [...]]]></description>
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