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*[http://gist.github.com/84553 pronounce]: Pronounce a selected or typed English word
*[http://gist.github.com/84553 pronounce]: Pronounce a selected or typed English word


= Website manipulation =
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/doublespace.html Doublespace]: Doublespace the current page.
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/lights.html Turn down the lights]: change the background colour of the page to dark grey
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/read.html Read]: View a website as nicely formatted plain text
*[http://spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/remove.html Remove] -hide an annoying part of a webpage, by clicking on it.
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/isolate.html Isolate] - hide the annoying parts of a webpage, by clicking the good part.
= Clocks  =
*[http://spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/timezone.html Timezone] - reconciles the input location using freebase, and grabs its current time using geonames.
*analog clock - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/time.html (also allows you to specify a timezone)
*minute-minder: show the time on page-load - http://individual.utoronto.ca/duez/cw.html
*MJD to UTC and UTC to MJD converters: [http://www.storybookdachshunds.com/surlyfritter/ mjd2utc and utc2mjd]
*show time in : show the current time of the specified place and this command is comppatible with parser 2 [http://gist.github.com/147092 show-time-in]
see also swies's commands, below
*[http://swapoff.org/files/ubiquity_time/ An international clock (plus flags!)] This looks pretty cool but say, Moscow time is off by one hour! Looks like the problem with EarthTools, maybe use something else?
*Sleep.fm [http://gist.github.com/114601] - Allows you to set an alarm in sleep.fm.
*[http://marcbelmont.com/command/calendar Calendar] with country holidays + clock [http://marcbelmont.com/command/calendar screenshot].
= Travel  =
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/flight.html flight search]
*[http://blog.mikelorengo.com/2008/09/ubiquitizing-jenn-for-flight.html fly-alaskaair]. Shops for flights on Alaska Airlines and Horizon Airlines "fly-alaskaair (cmd)" where (cmd) can be free form text. Examples include:
**fly-alaskaair sea lih 02/11/2009 return 02/25/2009
**fly-alaskaair sea lax next thursday return sunday
**fly-alaskaair sea sjd next wednesday one way
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/hotel.html hotel search]
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/vacation.htmlvacation package search] (flight+hotel together)
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/car.html car rental search]
= Maths  =
*Converts selected amount to foreign currency (currently supports over 60 currencies) http://users.tpg.com.au/tbchris
*[http://www.verdsveven.com/ubiquity/metric.html metric]: Converts numbers to metric units. Can recognize numbers in the selection and replace them.
*[http://earth2marsh.com/ubiquity/charts.html chart-tools]: Draws a bar, line, or pie chart with labels, based on selected tabular data.
*[http://samespirit.net/ricky/dev/ubiquity/chart.html chart]: Draws a line chart using the Google Charts API based on a selected table row.
*temperature converter - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/temp.html
*base64 decode / encode - http://taukon.de/ubiquity-base64.php
*Integrate - http://tat.wright.name/ubiquity/integrate.html
*gcalc (interface to Google's calculator; converts units and currencies, knows constants of nature etc.) - http://math-www.uni-paderborn.de/~axel/ubiquity_gcalc.html
*calculate2 (a good calculator) - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/calc2.html
*currency (interface to iGoogle currency converter) - http://waleed.doubleudesigns.com/2008/09/currency-conversion-ubiquity/
*currency (uses yql to access yahoo finance) - http://erikvold.com/tools/ubiquity/currency/currency.cfm


   
   
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= Website manipulation =
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/doublespace.html Doublespace]: Doublespace the current page.
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/lights.html Turn down the lights]: change the background colour of the page to dark grey
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/read.html Read]: View a website as nicely formatted plain text
*[http://spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/remove.html Remove] -hide an annoying part of a webpage, by clicking on it.
*[http://www.spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/isolate.html Isolate] - hide the annoying parts of a webpage, by clicking the good part.
= Clocks  =
*[http://spencerwaterbed.com/soft/ubiquity/timezone.html Timezone] - reconciles the input location using freebase, and grabs its current time using geonames.
*analog clock - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/time.html (also allows you to specify a timezone)
*minute-minder: show the time on page-load - http://individual.utoronto.ca/duez/cw.html
*MJD to UTC and UTC to MJD converters: [http://www.storybookdachshunds.com/surlyfritter/ mjd2utc and utc2mjd]
*show time in&nbsp;: show the current time of the specified place and this command is comppatible with parser 2 [http://gist.github.com/147092 show-time-in]
see also swies's commands, below
*[http://swapoff.org/files/ubiquity_time/ An international clock (plus flags!)] This looks pretty cool but say, Moscow time is off by one hour! Looks like the problem with EarthTools, maybe use something else?
*Sleep.fm [http://gist.github.com/114601] - Allows you to set an alarm in sleep.fm.
*[http://marcbelmont.com/command/calendar Calendar] with country holidays + clock [http://marcbelmont.com/command/calendar screenshot].
= Travel  =
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/flight.html flight search]
*[http://blog.mikelorengo.com/2008/09/ubiquitizing-jenn-for-flight.html fly-alaskaair]. Shops for flights on Alaska Airlines and Horizon Airlines "fly-alaskaair (cmd)" where (cmd) can be free form text. Examples include:
**fly-alaskaair sea lih 02/11/2009 return 02/25/2009
**fly-alaskaair sea lax next thursday return sunday
**fly-alaskaair sea sjd next wednesday one way
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/hotel.html hotel search]
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/vacation.htmlvacation package search] (flight+hotel together)
*[http://widgets.bootsnall.com/ubiquity/car.html car rental search]
= Maths  =
*Converts selected amount to foreign currency (currently supports over 60 currencies) http://users.tpg.com.au/tbchris
*[http://www.verdsveven.com/ubiquity/metric.html metric]: Converts numbers to metric units. Can recognize numbers in the selection and replace them.
*[http://earth2marsh.com/ubiquity/charts.html chart-tools]: Draws a bar, line, or pie chart with labels, based on selected tabular data.
*[http://samespirit.net/ricky/dev/ubiquity/chart.html chart]: Draws a line chart using the Google Charts API based on a selected table row.
*temperature converter - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/temp.html
*base64 decode / encode - http://taukon.de/ubiquity-base64.php
*Integrate - http://tat.wright.name/ubiquity/integrate.html
*gcalc (interface to Google's calculator; converts units and currencies, knows constants of nature etc.) - http://math-www.uni-paderborn.de/~axel/ubiquity_gcalc.html
*calculate2 (a good calculator) - http://www.jpemartin.com/ubiq/calc2.html
*currency (interface to iGoogle currency converter) - http://waleed.doubleudesigns.com/2008/09/currency-conversion-ubiquity/
*currency (uses yql to access yahoo finance) - http://erikvold.com/tools/ubiquity/currency/currency.cfm


= String Tools  =
= String Tools  =
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