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Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts

2012-08-19

Rick Date

"The essence of RickDate is the base 36 numeric system. While the decimal (base 10) system only has ten different digits (0-9), the base 36 system has 36 different digits (0-9, A-Z). Base 36 numbers are used to represent the year, month, and day, which are then concatenated to create the date. Example: My birthday this year was November 14, 1994. In RickDate, it is expressed as EBE. The first digit (E) represents the year (1994). The second digit (B) represents the eleventh month (November). The third digit (E) represents the fourteenth day of the month (14)"

http://www.yak.net/kablooey/RickDate.html

2010-02-19

2009-06-04

A Calendrical Proposal by The Lost Wizard

"It occurs to me that in the forseeable future humankind will have colonies on other planets in the solar system. These planets will obviously have need of different calendars than are presently in use on the earth. This is necessitated by the fact that they have different day lenghts and substantially different year lengths. With the explosion of different calendars this provides, there becomes some need of a standard interplanetary calendar for scientific and commercial purposes. Most fiction writers just use the gregorian calendar that much of the human population of the earth uses. However, there is no particular need for the interplanetary calendar to be based on any particular local calendar. In fact, it is probably better if it isn't. The rest of this document includes a proposal for such a calendar."

http://lost.l-w.ca/theoretical/calendar.txt

2008-06-15

Yourlist

"Have you ever wanted to be reminded of an upcoming event? Be it a birthday, important meeting, pick up the kids, eBay auction ending or just a simple reminder to buy bread and milk?

You tell us the date and time you want reminded and we'll send you an email in advance of that date.
No sign-up. No registration. No fee. No social network. Just Use it!"

http://www.yourli.st/

When is Good?

"An easy way to find out when everyone is free for your next meeting or event."

http://whenisgood.net/

2008-06-09

Let your website visitors save events to their Google Calendars

"If you have events advertised on your website, events that you want to draw visitors to, it is possible to have a Google Calendar button positioned next to those events which lets visitors to your site save those events directly to their Google Calendar. It’s quick, easy, and convenient and it means that people won’t forget about what you’re planning."

http://www.googletutor.com/2008/05/27/let-your-website-visitors-save-events-to-their-google-calendars/

Quick Google Calendar Tip: Add by URL

"Adding public and friends’ calendars to your own Google Calendar account is quick and easy, as we have explained before. But what if the information given to you was a URL only? For instance, an organization may publish their public calendar’s URL in iCal format.

With Google Calendar, it’s also easy. First, of course, you need the exact URL of the public (or private!) calendar you wish to access. ..."

http://www.googletutor.com/2008/03/17/quick-google-calendar-tip-add-by-url/

2008-04-30

GooSync - Synchronise Google Calendar and Phone

"Synchronize your Google Calendar with your mobile phone or PDA.

GooSync will seamlessly synchronize almost any mobile device with your Google Calendar. It's quick and simple, sign-up and start syncing"

https://www.goosync.com/

2008-01-19

Iranian Calendar Converter

"The Iranian calendar (also known as Persian calendar or the Jalaali Calendar) is a solar calendar currently used in Iran and Afghanistan. It is observation-based, rather than rule-based, beginning each year on the vernal equinox as precisely determined by astronomical observations from Tehran."

http://www.iranchamber.com/calendar/iranian_calendar_converter.php

2007-12-17

Thumb Calendar 2008

"First half of the year is on one side of the card, the rest of the year is on the other. The field of numbers is shared among the six months on each side. The header of each month is appropriately aligned to show the actual days of the week."
http://adam.sporka.eu/wiki/calendar/

2007-12-15

Hassle Me

"Not eating enough fruit? Forgot to feed the fish again? Need a little help keeping your New Year's resolutions? Tell us what to hassle you about, and we'll nag you via email at semi-unpredictable intervals."

http://www.hassleme.co.uk/

2007-08-20