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It would be really cool to have on your computer a calendar that shows the date from every known calendar system, such as Gregorian, Chinese, Roman, Jewish, Islam, Incan, Aztec, etc.
It would be extra really cool if the Aztec Calendar showed up as that turning wheel sun thing.
Also it would
show the sun, moon and planets, if you enter your geographic co-ordinates.
Today's Date and Time
http://www.ecben.net/calendar.shtml
Is this close? [cnoocy, Oct 04 2004]
Time
http://entries.the5k.org/365/t.htm
A 2001 entry in the "5k" competition that's a step in the right direction [MrWrong, Oct 04 2004]
[link]
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Last night? That's so long ago I can't remember. Tonight? I never make plans that far ahead. |
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I didn't mean this as a day planner or scheduling thingy. Just another time waster... |
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"Did you know today is 2 Rabbit in the Incan calendar?" |
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nice one [lawpoop], my birthday's march 29th if that helps your compilation |
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Sorry, I don't know the Gregorian calendar that well. What is your birthday in Incan? |
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I think it's hunter-bird-fish or something. well. it was a nice sunny day anyway. |
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That link is very cool, but I imagined the desktop version to be graphical. Like often times these calendars have a graphical component. Ours is a grid; the Incans' is two spinning wheels. |
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