Build yourself an alarm clock for OS X!

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1, Open Script Editor.

Enter

Code:
tell application "iTunes"
	play playlist "Party Shuffle"
end tell

Save with a meaningful name like "wake up with iTunes"

or enter

Code:
tell application "EyeTV"
	set current channel to "27"
	set full screen to true
end tell

Save as "wake up with CNN", for instance.

2, Open iCal, create new event. See info pane illustration for details:

wakupscriptsrg8.jpg


Congratulations. You are now the proud owner of a $1000 alarm clock :)
 
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Thats so easy it just may work. I'm surprised I haven't seen this idea before.
 
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Thats so easy it just may work. I'm surprised I haven't seen this idea before.

I tested it :)
It will even bring your monitor out of stand-by for EyeTV, and iCal does not need to run either.
 
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awesome thanks for the tip!
 
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Nice tip. Thank you
 

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