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Parkinson's researchers were given a simple experimental task: Devise a simple device that will open the curtains automatically when my alarm clock goes off.
Here is what they came up with:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RouXygRcRC4
Awesome, Bob. You have a built in snooze alarm

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