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Here ya go:

date --date=$TIME" +1 hour" +%H:%M

Try something like this:

find . -type f -mtime +2 -exec mv -v {} $directory \;

I have that in a script that runs every morning to wipe out anything older than 30 days.

**EDIT**
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This is an alias that I have setup for doing a similar thing. It is about as fast as everything else previously listed, and has a clean output [since you seemed to want -h].

alias lsS='du -s * 2>...