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This year Daylight Savings will begin at 2 a.m. on March 11. Microsoft has sent me a nice link (and reminder) which I will now share with you so you also may prepare for the United States Energy Policy Act of 2005. Microsoft's Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center is here to help! along with another post of mine : Give me One Hour which is kinda sorta funny... I missed a business appointment because I had been terrible to remember this little life tribulation so finally! (at 35...) I decided I had better smarten up to the world of business. Up until this point I guess, well, it was just a funny scenerio when I was an hour early or late... I'm a blond, what can I say?

But I grew out of that (not the blond-hair part - but the blond-duh-I'm-early-I'm-late part!) so now I will share my new sense with all of you who have ever found yourself in the same connundrum.

Here are two links you can use to maybe save some doh and also to give a little back to mother earth: Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency and Highlights of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 for Individuals

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