Monthly Archives: February 2006

If, like me, you use Apple’s iCal to keep track of a variety of different aspects of your life, and, like me, you need to share those aspects with colleagues, then you could need iCalPublish.

This nifty bit of software performs a vital job – it allows you to combine multiple diaries from within iCal and publish them on a .Mac or WebDAV server as a single calendar.

I used to publish several diaries from within iCal, and colleagues would have to open all of them to see my overall availability. Now, they simply open a single diary and in there are the contents of six others.
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I’ve recently installed Site Meter on this blog, as I was impressed with the way that it can track all the details about where visitors come from. It offers a range of analysis tools, but by far the most fun is to see where in the world your visitors are based.

Site Meter provides the user with a world map that has clickable dots on it, each representing a visitor. Have a look at a recent map relating to this site. If you are reading this entry within my drupal site then your dot will be on a map similar to this right now:
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