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AZUZ: Up next today, in the U.S., a lot of people are talking about getting an extra hour of sleep this weekend. We fall back, meaning we turn

our clocks back one hour on Saturday night. This could help kids catch up on sleep after a busy night of hallowed trick or treating, but also means

there`s very little daylight left after the school or workday is over.

Why do we do this?

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AZUZ (voice-over): Daylight Savings Time sounds kind of special. You`re not just saving time, you`re saving daylight time.

But it puzzles the daylights out of some folks why we fall back to standard time.

That`s what it`s called -- Standard Time.

We spend eight months out of the year in daylight saving time, but standard, which is hardly the standard, is still called standard.

It`s been shrinking since World War I. That`s when Daylight Saving Time was first implemented to save energy.

The switch made the sunset time, later in the day so people didn`t have to turn their lights on as early.

But what about winter, and the fall back to Standard?

Well, look at it this way. Most parts of the U.S. only get about 9 1/2 hours of daylight in winter time.

That`s not much. If we didn`t set our clocks back in the fall, sunrise wouldn`t be until 8:30 a.m. in many places -- you`d be starting and ending

your day in the dark.

Falling back to standard keeps the time of dawn a little closer to what we`re used to, and it helps us start our day in the light.

Plus, there`s that whole extra hour of sleep thing, assuming you go to bed on time when we fall back.

So, less daylight, but more sleep -- unless you happen to live in Arizona or Hawaii. Most parts of Arizona and all of Hawaii don`t observe Daylight

Saving Time. They don`t have to. It`s not required by law.

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AZUZ: Ruben Lucious Goldberg made his mark in the early 1900s. He liked to make fun of how obsessed Americans were with technology. What made him

famous were cartoons that showed this incredibly complicated machines accomplishing very simple tasks.

The Rube Goldberg device we`re showing you today adds an addition complication. It`s slow, like waiting for grass to grow slow.

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JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): We`ve seen a Rube Goldberg machine featuring dogs..

We`ve seen Pee-wee Herman make breakfast.

We`ve seen OK GO turn one into a music video.

But we haven`t seen one starring a tortoise -- until now.

Cartoonist Rube Goldberg would be charmed by what`s billed as the slowest Rube Goldberg machine.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It`s my Rube slow-berg.

MOOS: How slow is inventor Bob Partington`s contraption?

As slow as molasses. Boating down a stream of molasses took about 10 minutes.

Next leg -- Ingrid the tortoise. Actually Ingrid wasn`t all that slow after her handlers --

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Just put a strawberry down there.

MOOS: And after her flag launched the ball, Ingrid had dessert.

Next, the popsicle obstacle. It took about two hours for them to melt, which brought the ball, to a line waiting at the DMV. The turnstile was

connected to the minute hand. And what better choice of music for the Department of Motor Vehicles -- Kanye West.

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MOOS: But the slowest part was watching the grass grow. This segment took 6 weeks.

(on camera): The grass actually pushes the ball it does.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It does. It was shocking.

MOOS (voice-over): Bob had to water the seeded soil chamber by tiny chamber to make the grass sprout.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Chamber gets flooded and the grass grows.

MOOS: There were tons of edits, and numerous takes. No wonder some cried "Fake. But still, awesome and beautiful and worthy of applause."

To those who say fake, I say Rube Goldberg was a cartoonist.

MOOS: Aiming for whimsy, not mechanical perfection. After six weeks, three days , seven hours and two minutes, this Rube slowberg machine slowly

and intentionally --

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MOOS: -- missed. No hole in one, but maybe a hole in wonder.

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(AKHIR REKAMAN VIDEO) AZUZ: Up berikutnya hari ini, di AS, banyak orang berbicara tentang mendapatkan jam tambahan tidur akhir pekan ini. Kita jatuh kembali, berarti kita berubah jam kami kembali satu jam pada Sabtu malam. Ini dapat membantu anak-anak mengejar tidur setelah malam sibuk keramat trik atau mengobati, tapi juga berarti ada telah sangat sedikit daylight meninggalkan setelah sekolah atau hari kerja adalah di atas. Mengapa kita melakukan ini?(MULAI VIDEOTPAE0AZUZ (pengisi suara): Daylight Savings Time terdengar jenis khusus. Anda tidak hanya menghemat waktu, Anda menghemat waktu daylight. Tapi itu teka-teki isi badan keluar dari beberapa orang mengapa kita jatuh kembali ke waktu standar.Itulah apa yang disebut--waktu standar.Kita menghabiskan delapan bulan dalam setahun di waktu musim panas, tapi standar, yang merupakan hampir tidak standar, masih disebut standar.Telah menyusut sejak Perang Dunia I. Saat itulah Daylight Saving Time pertama dilaksanakan untuk menghemat energi.Saklar dibuat saat matahari terbenam, kemudian di hari sehingga orang tidak harus menyalakan lampu awal.Tapi apa tentang musim dingin, dan jatuh kembali ke standar?Nah, lihatlah dengan cara ini. Sebagian besar AS hanya mendapatkan sekitar 9 1/2 jam siang hari di musim dingin.Itu tidak banyak. Jika kita tidak menyetel jam kami kembali di musim gugur, sunrise tidak akan sampai 8:30 pagi di banyak tempat--Anda akan mulai dan berakhir hari Anda di dalam kegelapan.Jatuh kembali ke standar terus waktu terbit fajar sedikit lebih dekat untuk apa yang kita terbiasa, dan membantu kami memulai hari di dalam terang.Plus, ada jam ekstra seluruh hal tidur, dengan asumsi Anda pergi tidur tepat waktu ketika kita jatuh kembali.Jadi, kurang siang hari, tetapi tidur lebih - kecuali jika Anda kebetulan tinggal di Arizona atau Hawaii. Sebagian besar Arizona dan semua Hawaii tidak mengamati Daylight Menghemat waktu. Mereka tidak perlu. Itu tidak diperlukan oleh hukum. (AKHIR REKAMAN VIDEO)AZUZ: Ruben Lucious Goldberg membuat tanda di awal 1900-an. Dia suka mengolok-olok cara Amerika terobsesi itu dengan teknologi. Apa yang membuat dia terkenal adalah kartun yang menunjukkan ini mesin sangat rumit yang menyelesaikan tugas-tugas yang sangat sederhana. Perangkat Rube Goldberg kita menunjukkan kepada Anda hari ini menambahkan komplikasi tambahan. Sangat lambat, seperti menunggu rumput tumbuh lambat.(MULAI REKAMAN VIDEO)JEANNE MOOS, CNN KORESPONDEN (pengisi suara): kami telah melihat sebuah mesin Rube Goldberg yang menampilkan anjing...Kami telah melihat Pee-wee Herman membuat sarapan. Kami telah melihat OK GO mengubah satu ke sebuah video musik.Tapi kita belum melihat satu dibintangi kura-kura--sampai sekarang. Kartunis Rube Goldberg akan terpesona oleh apa yang disebut sebagai mesin Rube Goldberg paling lambat. Laki-LAKI yang TERIDENTIFIKASI: Ini adalah saya Rube lambat-berg.MOOS: Bagaimana memperlambat adalah penemu Bob Partington alat? Sebagai lambat seperti molase. Berperahu menyusuri Sungai molase mengambil sekitar 10 menit.Kaki berikutnya--Ingrid kura-kura. Benar-benar Ingrid tidak semua yang lambat setelah penangan nya-- Laki-LAKI yang TERIDENTIFIKASI: Hanya menempatkan stroberi di sana.MOOS: Dan setelah flag nya diluncurkan bola, Ingrid memiliki makanan penutup. Next, the popsicle obstacle. It took about two hours for them to melt, which brought the ball, to a line waiting at the DMV. The turnstile was connected to the minute hand. And what better choice of music for the Department of Motor Vehicles -- Kanye West. (MUSIC)MOOS: But the slowest part was watching the grass grow. This segment took 6 weeks. (on camera): The grass actually pushes the ball it does. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It does. It was shocking. MOOS (voice-over): Bob had to water the seeded soil chamber by tiny chamber to make the grass sprout. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Chamber gets flooded and the grass grows.MOOS: There were tons of edits, and numerous takes. No wonder some cried "Fake. But still, awesome and beautiful and worthy of applause." To those who say fake, I say Rube Goldberg was a cartoonist. MOOS: Aiming for whimsy, not mechanical perfection. After six weeks, three days , seven hours and two minutes, this Rube slowberg machine slowly and intentionally -- (MUSIC)MOOS: -- missed. No hole in one, but maybe a hole in wonder.