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Friday, 5 January 2007<\/span>
If you’ve got the time, I’ve got the inclination!* World time clocks to keep you from second-guessing.
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<\/a>Photo: Claire<\/a><\/div>\n

A bunch of tools to help you with your multinational time-management.<\/p>\n

Firstly, there’s the freeware\/shareware application, Qlock<\/span><\/a>. It sits on your desktop, and is hugely configurable. So you can see what time it is anywhere in the world. You can set alarms for any of those cities. And you can hide or show the clocks with a click of your mouse.<\/p>\n

Next in the list is a site for people who don’t have a need for a clock on their desktops 24\/7. If you have an occasional need to check times, this is the place to go… WorldTimeServer.com<\/span><\/a>. This site also offers you a free widget to add to your blog… you can pop an analog or digital clock to your site.<\/p>\n

And if you want to customise a countdown, and see the time displayed as days, hours, or seconds, head for TimeAndDate.com<\/span><\/a>. As of this very second, I’ll turn 50 years old in exactly… 382 363 170 seconds! Send me a birthday present. You’ve got time!<\/p>\n

*Said the Leaning Tower of Piza to the Big Ben.<\/span><\/p>\n

Links:<\/span><\/p>\n