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Time tools

Published October 29, 2004

I’ve been thinking about time today. This weekend marks the end of Daylight Saving Time. Fortunately, I live in a state that doesn’t spring forward or fall back, so I don’t have to run around like a madman this weekend and change all the clocks, but you probably do. So don’t forget!

I was also thinking about time this morning because I had to place a call to some associates in Italy. What time is it there? I thought I knew, but wasn’t sure, so I went to one of my all-time favorite sites: www.timeanddate.com.

They’ve got time zone converters, international dialing codes, DST information, and much more. My favorite is a Personal World Clock, which lets you build a custom display of the current time in up to 16 cities from around the world.

Bookmark it!

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