Countdown timer to NEXT WHOLE HOUR..?

Hello.
I need to create a countdown timer function.
Normally that would not be a problem for me, but this timer needs to countdown to the next whole hour. As an example, if the time is 23:42 the countdown would say 17:35 (17 minutes, 35 seconds).
When the timer hits zero, it will start from 59:59 and so on.. Always counting to the next whole hour.
Im kind of in a jam and need this done ASAP, any help would be greatly apreciated!
/ Rasmus

Im sorry if i implied that im a great actionscripter, im not
What i would normally do is just grab a counter script from a google search and modify it to countdown to the correct time, but i havent been able to find a counter that counts down to the next whole hour.
It should just be plain and simple and display the time in minutes and seconds like this: 25:14
I found this one on google, counting down for christmas. If that could be modded into showing only minutes and seconds and of course counting down to the next whole hour, that would be awsome!
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2628604/countdown-test.fla

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