"This is a list of calendars."

"A calendar effects is any recurring pattern particularly in stock markets, which appears to be directly related to the calendar." E.g. January Effect, July Effect, Eternal September

Subway time mapping with color overlays. Very well done.

time time time time

"It is also possible that all structures will be destroyed instantaneously, without any forewarning."

"Each image is composited from parts of up to 100 different digital images, and its subjects represent every person to pass through the fixed frame over a span of time - usually 20 - 60 minutes. While the resulting image creates a completely artificial scene, it also functions as an objective sampling of the unique population who live, work, and play in Brooklyn’s neighborhoods."

"Landscape artist Alan Sonfist (1946- ) created Time Landscape as a living monument to the forest that once blanketed Manhattan Island. He proposed the project in 1965. After extensive research on New York’s botany, geology, and history Sonfist and local community members used a palette of native trees, shrubs, wild grasses, flowers, plants, rocks, and earth to plant the 25' x 40' rectangular plot at the northeast corner of La Guardia Place and West Houston Street in 1978. The result of their efforts is a slowly developing forest that represents the Manhattan landscape inhabited by Native Americans and encountered by Dutch settlers in the early 17th century."

got it.

discussion of language for relative days. Links to contextual calendar

timelines!

graph the yellow dwarf

"The International Time Capsule Society, which has formed with the mission to record the burial of all time capsules, is still in search of nine time capsules of which little is known."

Expect Patrick McHenry (R, NC-10) to next denounce alternating current, internal combustion & cars, lightbulbs, telephones, faxes, radios, railroads, automatic weapons, photography, microphones, dishwashers, contact lenses, staplers, zippers, ballpoint pe

'One Friedman Unit = six months ... From Thomas Friedman's repeated use of "the next six months" as the time period in which, "we're going to find out...whether a decent outcome is possible" in the Iraq War.' w/ list of F.U. pronouncementss

Running through permutations of the alphabet, starting with 'A' in 13 Billion BC. Currently up to JPFNIXNIPUTWB

"The urge to screw around is always strongest when the work's not going well. And if you work at a computer, screwing around is only a click away."

"dawdlr is a global community of friends and strangers answering one simple question: what are you doing, you know, more generally? answers on a postcard please to: [address in london]" updates every 6 months

Great details on the construction, and the BOOK OF RECORD distributed to monasteries and safe-houses across the world.

long term betting on 'things that matter' from Long Now, great. Bets that were decided two years ago are shown alongside bets to be decided - does the long now go into the past?

19 year cycle, basis of Ancient Greek calendar. Found in the dictionary while looking up metonym.

Showing the time it takes for a real-estate developer to travel from Edinburgh Castle to Leith.

20 years of photographs in 16 London spots. Too bad all photos aren't online.

I just stepped out of a time machine from 1995: this hypertext thing is crazy.

"When the larger units were shown, the end of the last creation is expressed as 13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.13.0.0.0.0. In this age we are only approaching 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.13.0.0.0.0

UK travel time maps. Really a proof of concept - they'll send you their software if you ask. NYC, anyone?

before & after w/ google earth

"Eternal September (also Great September, September that never ended, perpetual September, or endless September) is a Usenet slang expression for the period of time beginning September 1993."

great!

NYT: for "at least half a dozen men ... the "relevant data" considered by [Guantanamo's] annual review boards included the possession ... of a Casio model F-91W watch."

"The Chronology of the Ancient Near East deals with the notoriously difficult task of assigning dates to various events, rulers and dynasties of the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC."

film on alan turing: The first 5000 unique viewers 'unlock' one frame (of 5000) and bring the incrementally sound and video into sync. I was 675. via slavin_fpo

yeah...

best feature is sunrise/sunset times