Free farmer almanac software for windows

CDAY Calendar Almanac is a free application that will report events and birthdays and displays the date in different calendar systems.
There are three applications in the CDAY family: a graphical application, a command-line application, and a web server application.
CDAY WX: CDAY WX is a graphical application for Windows and Linux suitable for most end-users. It includes the calendars and the almanac.
CDAY C: CDAY C is a versatile command-line calendar and almanac. Run it at your system startup, or as a scheduled task. Pipe it to /etc/motd. Append its output to your e-mail messages.
CDAY PHP: CDAY PHP is an almanac for web servers. Webmasters: embed it in your website and add value to attract visitors.
CDAY Libraries are the data for the programs. They describe birthdays, reminders, and general events.

SpamPal sits between your email program and your mailbox, checking your email as you retrieve it.
Any emails that SpamPal will consider to be spam are "tagged" with a special header; you will be able to easily configure your email client to filter anything with this header into a separate folder and your spam wont be mixed up with the rest of your emails anymore.
Features:
- Check your mail against the freely-usable DNSBL lists (aka "blocking lists") of your choice.
- The list of available DNSBL services is automatically updated, so new DNSBL lists can be used as they appear!
- Whitelist the email addresses of your friends and family so that mail from them will never be tagged as spam!
- Dont agree with a listing in a DNSBL list? You can whitelist entire netblocks so youll never be troubled by that listing again!
- Do you think part of the Internet should be blocked that isnt in a DNSBL list? Add it to the local blacklist and all mail from it will be tagged as spam! You can blacklist email addresses or entire netblocks!
- People and mailservers with whom you correspond frequently are Automatically Whitelisted - without you having to lift a finger!
- More than one mailbox? Dont worry, SpamPal supports multiple POP3 servers.
- Supports APOP authentication!
- Can filter IMAP4 mailboxes!
- Can even protect an SMTP connection!
- Unobtrusive! Once installed, SpamPal sits in your system tray and you can forget all about it - except spam wont be causing you so much trouble!
- Multi-language support! Use SpamPal in English, German, French, Italian or Russian
- Subject Line Tagging. As well as its special header, SpamPal can put "**SPAM**" in the subject of spam messages.
- And if all this isnt enough, you can extend SpamPal with third-party Plug-ins!
- SpamPal will not be able to detect all of your spam. However, I think it will detect enough to make a considerable difference!

SBWeather was developed to work with the WX-200 Weather Station, as sold by Tandy/RadioShack. The WX-200 is a modestly priced (Approx $300) computerized weather station that offers temperature, humidity, barometer, wind, and rain features. It supports an RS-232 interface for transmitting data to your computer. The WX-200 is sold under other names, including the Oregon Scientific WM-918.
SBWeather also supports the new Wireless Weather Stations: WMR-918 and WMR-968. Support for the wireless stations is very new, so please forward any bug reports.
One of the goals behind SBWeather is to support remote weather monitor stations, connected by telephone, cellular modem, or other means. This is the main reason for using UDP/IP for network connections, it scales fairly well and is supported by a diverse range of hardware. You can actually connect a SBWeather server to the Internet if you wish and allow anyone in the world to access weather data.
SBWeather can also be used with the Linux wx200d. Wx200d is a program for the Linux operating system that acts as a daemon to support hooking up the weather station to your Linux computer. If youre a Linux user, then your probably know exactly what this means - dont worry about it if youre a Windows user.
Main features:
- Client/Server support. You can connect one machine (server) to the WX-200 itself, and share the weather data amongst many computers (clients) in your house connected by a LAN.
- Better visual layout. This is a subjective matter, but I like mine better! :)
- Elimination of extraneous programs -- the default software includes a bunch of stuff for downloading weather information from a pay service which really isnt necessary for most users.
- Almanac: SBWeather will record weather data over time and allow you to view it at your leisure

Wilson's Almanac Yule and year-round festivities is designed as a very interesting screensaver which presents 25 images celebrating holidays throughout the year, including Plough Monday; Twelfth Day; Valentine's Day; Chinese New Year; Easter; Bacchanalia; May Day; Earth Day; Midsummer; Halloween; Festivus (the Seinfeld Christmas devised by George's father); Aussie Bush Christmas; Yule; Happy New Year! and 11 more.

Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/Vista