Time IA

This is still a WIP (*horrible code*), opening PR as requested by @mwmiller 

Example queries: `what is the time in Amsterdam`, `time Amsterdam`

### :large_blue_circle: Notes:

1. Currently I'm limited to using a trial key which only gives me access to a single search result. As such haven't been able to test with the API returning multiple search results for a location. I'm simply using the first location returned. 

2. See an example of the [response received](https://gist.github.com/chrisjwilsoncom/00e065f7f3c10f81b51b) from the timeanddate API.

3. Need to add some more test cases and add some regexp guards to the time.pm.

### :red_circle: Known Issues:

1. I've used a `setInterval` function to create a live clock that updates every second. The first version was simply a static clock. There are quite a few issues with using [Javascript timer](http://www.sitepoint.com/creating-accurate-timers-in-javascript/) functions. **Please let me know if the clock should be static or live?**

2. The design is very minimal and I think I'm using the wrong **line-height** for the sub-text :grin:, it would be great to make it stand out a little more. See the [fullscreen example](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5282264/4767490/40188f82-5b5e-11e4-8b14-41bebc89babe.png) on timeanddate.com 

3.  ~~The returned timezone offset should probably be displayed as `(+2)` rather then `(+02:00)`~~

4. The meta sourceUrl needs to be linked to the timeanddate.com pagfe.

**Dark**
![timelookdark](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5282264/4767371/0f1adb3e-5b5d-11e4-9682-c324a9c32387.png)

**Default**
![timelook](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5282264/4767372/0f202ff8-5b5d-11e4-879a-4d61514de661.png)

@jagtalon @moollaza  
I am of the opinion that the "day information" is "primary information", as it's an important part of understanding the "when" for which they asked.  Could you move the offset information (which is more secondary) into the place info without it screwing things up too much?