WoodStation - Wooden Weather Display

This cool new alarm clock radio never needs setting or resetting and alerts you if there is a weather emergency in your area.

The Flying Alarm Clock is quite possibly the most annoying and frustrating alarm ever created. When the alarm sounds, it launches a spinning rotor 9 feet up into the air. The alarm will not turn off until you wake up, get out of bed, fetch the lost rotor, which could have landed anywhere in the dark, and return it to the clock base. By forcing you to think about finding that missing rotor and making you stumble around the bedroom, you have a much better chance of actually staying awake.

Put time in perspective when you pull the stainless steel pin on this cool new Time Since Launch Clock and watch (and wait) as it counts up the days from a single moment... for up to 2,738 years.

I can have alarms going off beeping and flashing all around me and I'll sleep right through it, but an alarm clock that flies up into the air and buzzes around like an annoying mosquito is an idea that just might work.

This is the world's first adjustable time hourglass that can be set to 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or 25 minutes (no hour!?) and has a built-in quick reset button to release all the sand at once.

Wireless home weather station lets you view 5-day weather reports from AccuWeather as they develop in real time - for free!

Wake up to a NASA style countdown and a rocket launch! You MUST find the rocket and put it back on the stand to make the alarm clock stop ringing!

This massive digital wall clock uses super bright red LEDs to illuminate huge 15 inch tall numbers that can be seen from hundreds of feet away.

This minimalist cuckoo clock from Japan has a very simple and natural ash wood design with a traditional analog clock face on the front and an opening for the little cuckoo bird to emerge from every hour on the top. Instead of just blurting out a loud and irritating *Cuckoo* each hour, this one does so along with the soft and soothing sounds of a babbling brook

There are truly some weird watches out there and the Rotating Earth Watch is one of them. This watch, in addition to telling time, has a little rotating planet Earth that floats in the middle and makes a full rotation once every 24 hours. The frame around the planet is made of Titanium, the crystal is super tough Hardlex and it's powered by a 10 year Lithium battery. $499.99 makes this a non-buy for me, but it is kinda cool.

This seemingly simple wooden cube has no display whatsoever until you make a sharp sound like snapping your fingers, clapping your hands, or knocking on the nightstand.

If you have an iPod or other MP3 player, you'll need to check out this cool alarm clock to go with it.

Based on the position of the sun, this tabletop sundial will project the current hour using shadows as sunlight passes through the slanted acrylic tube.

This evil alarm clock is designed to look just like a real bomb with three colored lights and three colored wires. When the preset alarm sounds, you will have to awaken and try to think quickly as the bomb randomly chooses colored lights that tells you which wires to cut in which order before it explodes with non-stop KABOOM sounds.

This minimalist, yet stylish iPhone charging dock is designed to be reminiscent of a classic alarm clock and looks right at home on your dresser or nightstand!

A clock with an easy-to-read, paper-like e-ink display that tells the time through a matching classic literary quote for every single minute of the day.

This giant wooden plank calendar can either keep track of each new day in October or work backwards in reverse to show how many days are left until Halloween.