For those of you who are more electronically inclined, I have made the course calendar available as a public Gmail calendar. You may sync this calendar to your own calendars on your computer, or phone, or whatever other device you might have set up to share calendars. 

I will provide instructions on how you may set this calendar up in Gmail after the jump.

http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/m3hgkuka7nn34s8gjeg5jtjlh0%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic

1. Copy and Paste the above, rather lengthy, url to your clipboard.

2. Sign into your Gmail account and access your Google calendar.

3. Locate the "Other Calendars" widget on the left sidebar of GCal, and click Add, followed by "Add by URL."    (see the screenshot to the right)

4. In the screen that follows, paste the above URL (from step 1) into the "Public Calendar Address" field. 

5. Hit Add.

6. You're done.

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With a little bit of googling, most of you with Blackberries, iPhones, or some other type of smart phone should be able to sync this calendar up to your own very easily.

Here is the iCal address also :

http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/m3hgkuka7nn34s8gjeg5jtjlh0%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

Ayer por la tarde me llego el iPhone 3G que pedí a Movistar después de que Orange me tomara el pelo al cobrarme más de cincuenta mensajes enviados de golpe cuando sólo llegaron un tercio de ellos.

Hasta ahora he usado una Qtek S200 sincronizándola con Outlook en un PC. Ahora quería pasar los contactos y la agenda al Mac y así poder pasar después esta información al iPhone.

La cosa es complicada, sobre todo para los contactos, pero he conseguido hacerlo con un notable éxito. Existe información detallada para gestionar los contactos en este blog y para exportar la agenda en este enlace de Google. El truco para la agenda es exportarla de Outlook a Google Calendar y de ahí a iCal, borrando después la agenda de Google Calendar (si se desea).

Espero que esta información sea de utilidad.

Para aquellos que no desean hacer el gasto anual de USD $99, aquí les dejo una alternativa gratuita con soporte Push para iPod Touch e iPhone.
Requisitos: Software 2.0

El sitio y servicio que utilizaremos esta ocasión es “Nueva Sync”, un sitio que se conecta con Google Calendar y Google Contacts, a través de un servidor Exchange permitiéndonos sincronizar los servicios Google con nuestros dispositivos iPod Touch e iPhone

1- Deshabilitar el captcha de google: https://www.google.com/accounts/DisplayUnlockCaptcha

2- Crear una cuenta en www.nuevasync.com. Introducir al mismo tiempo tus datos de usuario y contraseña google.

3- Acceder a www.nuevasync.com con los datos de tu nueva cuenta. Aparecerá una página muy simple donde se puede habilitar/deshabilitar y editar la sincronización de tus calendarios google, contactos, gmail y tareas.

4- En esa misma página, hay que editar (click en "setup") el calendario google. Introducimos nuevamente nuestros datos de usuario y contraseña que utilizamos en google.

5- Vamos al iphone: ajustes>mail, contactos, calendarios>añadir cuenta. Seleccionamos "microsoft exchange"

6- Rellenamos los campos:
Email: nuestro email de google
Usuario: el que definimos al crear nuestra cuenta en nuevasync.com (ojo, no es el nombre de usuario que utilizamos en google)
Contraseña: la que definimos al crear nuestra cuenta en nuevasync.com
Descripción: la que quieras

7- Click (dedazo, mejor dicho) sobre siguiente. Esperamos un ratito... hasta que aparece un nuevo campo llamado "server". Lo rellenamos escribiendo www.nuevasync.com

8- Aparece una nueva página. Habilitamos el calendario y DESHABILITAMOS el correo (aún NO funciona el push e-mail). Guardamos y ya está...

Tal ves te preguntes, ¿y el servicio de Push Mail dónde queda?
la solución más sencilla es contar con una cuenta de Yahoo Mail, (proporciona automáticamente el servicio Push Mail) y utilizar esta dirección @yahoo.com para redireccionar correos recibidos en GMail a nuestra cuenta Yahoo. Esto se puede hacer fácilmente entrando a las opciones de nuestro Gmail y escribiendo la dirección de correo a la que deseamos redireccionar todos los correo a Yahoo Mail. Luego ingresamos nuestra cuenta Yahoo Mail en nuestro iPod Touch e iPhone y ya esta, Ahora ya tenemos todos los servicios Push de forma gratuita.

Por último,

Para usuarios Mac:
1.- Si queremos que el iCal de nuestro mac también se sincronice "automáticamente", sólo debemos crear una nueva cuenta con los datos de GMail en preferencias de iCal.

2.- Si queremos que la Agenda de nuestro mac también se sincronice "automáticamente", sólo debemos acceder a preferencias de Agenda y seleccionar “sincronizar con Google”

Para usuarios Windows:
. Los usuarios de outlook pueden utilizar el programa sincronizador de la propia google para sincronizar los servicios de Google Calendar y Google Contacts.
http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=es&answer=60763

Con esto tenemos sincronizados, iPhone, iPod Touch, Mac, Pc y los servicios de Google.com. En cualquiera de los anteriores donde se realice un cambio modificará al resto de forma automática.

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to send someone's contact information and calendar event from your enV(2) over to your Mac.

To be on the safe side, I am going to assume that you do not know how to set up your bluetooth device. If you have already done you may find it helpful to jump down a little further.

Setting up your Bluetooth device:
1. Go into your "Settings & Tools" on your phone, then choose option number 3, Bluetooth Menu.
2. Select "Add Device," and turn on Bluetooth.
3. From there it will say "Place device you are con necting to in discoverable mode."
4. Now go to your Mac, in the Menu bar will be the Bluetooth symbol and select "Discoverable."

5. Go back to your phone and select "Ok"
6. Now that your phone has found your co mputer select "Pair" on your phone and enter a random password.
7. On your Mac a pop-up menu will appear asking for a "Pass Key," this is the same pass key you just set up. Click "Pair" on your Mac.

8. On your phone it will ask "Always Connect or Always Ask," select what you wish.
9. On your phone you will now see your computer. Select your computer.
Sending your info via Bluetooth:
10. Now you will have options like Send Name Card, Get Name Card, Exchange Name Card, Send Calendar Event and Send Picture.
11. For example select Send Name Card. This gives you access to your phone's address book.
12. Select who you want or select "Options," which will let you mark all.
13. When you are done select "Done" on your phone.
14. On your Mac a pop-up window will appear, choose Select.

15. Go to your "Documents" and your will see a the name card you sent already in the vCard format. Open it.
Note: Sending a Calendar Event is the same process, and yes, your enV(2) will send it over in the correct iCal format.

If you haven’t yet been introduced to Jott.com and find yourself in need of some productivity tools, it’s about time for a visit.  Jott.com helps turn your voice notes into action.  The site was great before but, even better, Outlook functionality has been added.  While at meetings or out of the office, you can send yourself a draft e-mail, create a task, or add a meeting to your calendar.  Beats the hell out of e-mailing myself to-dos.  Click on the video below for a quick demo.  Just try to ignore the super cheese music.

My brain is too young to be forgetting things so easily. In five seconds, literally, I had forgotten why I was on Facebook.  It doesn't help that there are a million interesting facts in my mini feed to distract me, either.

Most of the time, my early-onset senility is covered by the fact that I have bunches of electronic devices to remember my things for me.  My Google calendar is synced with my iCal and my Plaxo calendar and my cell phone.  I have five To-Do lists in my planner, and I carry around a second copy of my entire phone book just in case.

Do not let this fool you- I do have a problem.  I can barely remember the conversation I had five minutes ago, let alone what I ate for breakfast this morning, and you can forget about anything that happened yesterday.  Or I can forget about it. Either way.

This does become a tad irritating when it comes to organizing things that have deadlines.  Things like papers. And projects.  And bills. Oh maybe that's why there's no gas...

If you're like me, you just want shortcuts for *everything*! Well I was just messing around with adding the ACT test date to my calendar when I found out a semi-useful tip.

The way to switch months is with the arrows near the top, but doing so is so...cumbersome. I don't like having to resort to menus for navigation.

So, to switch months just click on a day belonging to the next month. I always use the top left and bottom right dates of any month because those will always belong to a previous/subsequent month.

(will put up pics once I get on my computer - because I blog from my iPhone)

So I have been planning my event coverage strategy within iCal, after all I am visual person.  I figured after entering all this data, I hope no else has to, or would really want to or need to for that matter, unless of course you're a geek with an iPhone and need to know what's happening all the time...

So for your convenience I have listed 3 calenders (ics files) that you can subscribe to for all the events both on and off the water.  They are listed separately so you can keep them colour co-ordinated, or you can get them all in one with this calender.

2008 Race Week Sailing Events

2008 Race Week On island entertainment

2008 Race Week Tides, Sunrise & Sunset Times.

Cheers,

Paul Cincotta.

I signed on for MobileMe (formerly .Mac ) for one year. I was hoping to see the value but ... I think now I realize that it's useful for my mom or grandma. With the Google Redesigned extension for Firefox, Google Calendar and Gmail are better looking than MobileMe ( in my opinion ). With JungleDisk and Amazon S3 I get the same thing as iDisk ( for a lot less ). And with Plaxo ( Google Calendar now has CalDAV support ) , I can sync my Mac Address Book and iCal between Google and my Mac ( for free ).

While I'm out all day, I keep a list of things that I need to do, remember, or think about on a scrap of paper. When I get home, I action all the ones I can and cross them off the list, then transfer the rest to a master list in a giant notebook.

This involves pen and paper, and lots of it. I've been looking for online alternatives, and I've checked out all the usual ones - Ta Da List, Remember the Milk, etc, etc.

The problem is, I want reminders as well. On certain days I want to do particular things, it helps me get things done when I have a routine - you can tell from the lack of updates to this blog. I tried using iCal, and it's really snazzy, but it doesn't quite grab me.

I spent a while trying to make it work for me and I've figured out what the difference is. On paper, I cross the things off my list, and move them forward to the up to date list when they are still current, and that's what I want from my calendar.

A daily list, where I tick off what I've done, and if it doesn't get ticked, it moves forward to the next day, where it adds itself to whatever I have stored to be done that day.

I'm not even sure this makes sense, which doesn't help me trying to find what I'm looking for. At the moment, I'm making the best use I can of Ta Da List and iCal, and trying to sort out what will actually make my life easier.

Man kan även få dagens filmtips. Designen är omgjord för att bättre passa till tex Iphone och andra handhålla enheter.

   Mike Gunderloy was a former Microsoft developer who like me got fed up with their business practices and converted to an open source developer. Go to Mike before anyone else for your Rails needs.

As for me the machine and software I utilize (like anyone care) are as follows: 

iMac: August 2007, Mac OS X 10.5.4, 2.0Ghz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD, This is a bare bones system, no frills but it makes me happy. It is my first and only Macintosh

Macintosh Software:

Safari: In my eyes all the other browsers fail in comparison. Firefox 3 still feels slower than Safari 3. Opera is very nice and my second browser if Safari somehow fails me. Opera just feels weird tho. All the other web browsers either fail to be a fast browser or they are just ugly and not "Mac-like" enough. Safari is by Apple and if free for Mac OS X 10.4+ and Windows XP+ users.

Mail: Not the best email client in the world, but it's solid. I use it as my RSS reader too.

Address Book and iCal: Keep me and my life organized.

iTunes: an app that needs no introduction. It is a great jukebox on top of being a great store and syncing utility for iPods/iPhones.

iPhoto 08': Keeps my photo album tidy.

iMovie 08': I was in a Mass Media class last year and this help me make great films for that class. It's for amateurs just like all the iLife apps. Just because they are aimed at amateurs that doesn't mean they aren't powerful. 

Twitterific: by far the best desktop Twitter client for the Mac. Created by Iconfactory.

Time Machine: Used in conjunction with Time Capsule for backups.

Terminal: Much like the command line in Windows this can be used for system tweaks to compiling code like me.

Textmate: A wonderful third party text editor with with preset modes that allow you to write just about any programming language you can think of. Created by MacroMates.

Caffeine: This tiny app keeps your Mac from falling into sleep mode when activated. Created by Lighthead

Delicious Library 2: Keeps all your physical media cataloged and in order. Created by Delicious Monster

Evernote Desktop Client: Keeps all my notes organized in the their cloud and is accesable via this Desktop Client. Also available for Windows. Created by Evernote Corporation

iWork 08': Not quite as feature complete as the turd that is Microsoft Office 2008, but it is only $79 dollars compared to $149 for a student edition of MS Office, and does everything I need as a high school student.

iPod Touch: 16GB, iPhone OS X 2.0.1,

iPod Touch/iPhone Software:

I use ALL of the standard apps the device ships with regularly, but in addition to that I use these as follows:

Twitterific: As good if not better than the apps big desktop brother. Created by Iconfactory.

Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D: Cute little racing game set in the Crash Bandicoot universe it's deffinately worth the $9.99 is spent.

Band: This app allows you to "create" music with a set of rich instuments. Sounds great and is a lot of fun.

Break Classic: Great game that brings an old classic back into the spotlight. Created by bootant.com

Evernote: Client app for the note keeping cloud service of the same name. This keeps me organized on the go. Created by Evernote Corporation.

Google Mobile App: It's nice and helpful in a pinch but the webpage already does most of what this app does. Created by Google.

Mobile News Network: Associated Press app that keeps me informed. That said I really don't trust the media. Created by Associated Press

Pandora Radio: This map is amazing. If you are connected to the internet then you are connected to a bunch (a bunch is metric) of internet radio station that are a part of the Music Genome Project. Created by Pandora Media, Inc

Remote: Apple's app that turns your iPod Touch/iPhone into a remote to control iTunes on your Mac.

Tap Tap Revenge: A rythem game similar to Guitar Hero. Created by Tapulous

Tipulator: A tip calculator. Yes I know I could use the standard calculator app to handle my tip calculation, but this one was too sexy to pass up. Created by Tap tap tap.

Last but not least.

Wordpress: This app allows you to post to Wordpress blog via your iPod Touch/iPhone. Created by Wordpress

I feel sorry for you if you made it all the way through this article.

There are many new and exciting features which we’re sure you will benefit from, some of which are detailed below:

AJAX Interface
Simple, clean and efficient is how we would sum up the new interface available within the webmail. Offering increased functionality and flexibility, you will be completely at home with the new system.

Firefox 3 Support
The latest of the popular browsers is fully supported by our new platform.

POP3 / IMAP via SSL
Our services will now fully support both mail types via SSL. This adds additional security when browsing your e-mail via Easyspace.

Improved Outlook Websync
Our Websync service now allows for full synchronization with your Outlook client for Calendars and Tasks.

• Vista Websync
Websync also fully supports the Vista operating system with Outlook 2003 and 2007.

iCal Support
For Mac users, our webmail now supports Calendar data exported via iCal.

Multiple Local Calendars
The latest release now supports multiple calendars, allowing you to create a new calendar and share this between other iomartmail users. Other Calendar enhancements include the ability to define the alert time of an event and the free/busy status of an event.

We believe that this new release of webmail offers significant improvements over the old platform and as always we are delighted to receive any feedback regarding the new system. As always you can contact our support team at https://support.easyspace.com by raising a ticket, using Live Chat or telephoning Customer Support on 0870 755 5066.

Setting up your Bluetooth device:
1. Go into your "Settings & Tools" on your phone, then choose option number 3, Bluetooth Menu.
2. Select "Add Device," and turn on Bluetooth.
3. From there it will say "Place device you are con necting to in discoverable mode."
4. Now go to your Mac, in the Menu bar will be the Bluetooth symbol and select "Discoverable."

5. Go back to your phone and select "Ok"
6. Now that your phone has found your co mputer select "Pair" on your phone and enter a random password.
7. On your Mac a pop-up menu will appear asking for a "Pass Key," this is the same pass key you just set up. Click "Pair" on your Mac.

8. On your phone it will ask "Always Connect or Always Ask," select what you wish.
9. On your phone you will now see your computer. Select your computer.
Sending your info via Bluetooth:
10. Now you will have options like Send Name Card, Get Name Card, Exchange Name Card, Send Calendar Event and Send Picture.
11. For example select Send Name Card. This gives you access to your phone's address book.
12. Select who you want or select "Options," which will let you mark all.
13. When you are done select "Done" on your phone.
14. On your Mac a pop-up window will appear, choose Select.

15. Go to your "Documents" and your will see a the name card you sent already in the vCard format. Open it.
Note: Sending a Calendar Event is the same process, and yes, your enV(2) will send it over in the correct iCal format.

Banyak turis manca negara yang mendatangi Indonesia karena keindahan alamnya yang luar biasa itu semua ciptaan Allah SWT dan oleh sebab itu marilah kita jaga keindahan alam Indonesia agar tidak punah dan tetap lestari .Setelah saya mengadakan hunting turis saya merasa bahwa Indonesia berpotensi besar sebagai tempat wisata yang bagus dan bervariasi contohnya di Bali banyak sekali turis yang lebih kenal Bali di bandingkan dengan Indonesia itu sendiri.

Sebenarnya masih banyak tempat yang bagus selain Bali cuma banyak juga yang ga tau tempatnya . Tapi di Bogor ada tempat yang namanya Kebun Raya itu juga sering di kunjungi turis mancanegara ,sebagai orang Bogor saya merasa bangga dan senang .Dan ini foto saya saat melakukan hunting touris di Kebun Raya Bogor. Turis manca negara lebih suka datang ke Indonesia daripada ke negara yang lain,oleh karena itu marilah kita lestarikan alam Indonesia

http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=99355