Step 1
Initial javascript testing progress.
More progress through javascript testing.
Finding that I'm able to re-use some of the code and concepts from earlier test pieces.
Further progression.
Completion of tasks in the HTML/JS files, except one skipped.  Sorry, my notes are sparse, but I've no context to make notes on.  Maybe I'm misunderstanding the sorts of notes needed.
Was unsure of the testing system, so I didn't begin testing until I had completed the JS, and it's failing due the innerHTML properties.  Have to pause for the day.
Playing with building the sample out in Foundation with Compass/SASS support for a team environment, vs building from scratch.
Progressing through the left sidebar (IMH) section, I've used Foundation's sidebar for heavy lifting and focused on matching the appearance of the PSD in a scalable way.  Without ability to seek clarification, I'm assuming the bottom-most option is a pop-out item, building a default icon status icon to be shown in the event of a list entry not having an icon yet, and using the built-in hover feature.  I intend to come back to this bar for finer detail after the other areas have been built.
The calendar has been added, but assumptions had to be made to implement this piece.  I'm not sure if it's supposed to be scrollable, somehow.  It seems to show a predefined sequence, so perhaps the dates on each end are clipped just to visualize that there are more dates?  Unless there's some other feedback, I'm not sure of this interface element without asking more questions.
Upon further inspection, I realize the calendar on the top has a control to expand its view.  I've not made that capability live in this sample, but could accomplish this in a few ways.  If it's a month-by-month basis, we could populate each day's block, and then use the container that holds the blocks, restyling the overflows, and enlarging the container, to automatically show all days.  Alternatively, we could switch that view entirely for an alternative calendar view with full support to change months.
Further progress on the Pulse piece.  I misjudged this exercise as something I could easily complete inside of a single day, but there are too many pieces that I want clarification on and too many pieces I struggled to understand.  In the team environment I'd have more context.  I'd have existing structure to pull from, and resources to interpret what was the best course of action to create not just a mockup, but a set of tools that we could re-use throughout the application.  My interest is not simply to code UI, but to determine that the interface is the best it can be, through user study and polling as best I can to be sure, not just that the product is made, but that it's made correctly.  I hate to turn this project in without completing it to it's absolute best potential, but I'm well past the 48 hour period.  I wish I'd had better understanding, but maybe you'll find something that I've done, here, that makes me a candidate you may want to speak with.  I appreciate your time and would love feedback, if you like.  Thanks!