Thyme - A PHP Calendar

Add RSS news feeds to Thyme's navigation bar.
Keep up to date on stock quotes, weather, or even add an RSS feed from one of Thyme's calendars.

Set event start times to "Call for times" rather than having to choose a specific time or "All Day" (actual text is configurable, can be changed to "E-mail us for times" etc..)
Create repeating rules based on Easter each year (Great for churches!)
Other examples include
- Every other Monday and Thursday
- The first Tuesday of the month on or after the 2nd
- 15 days before Easter every year
- The first weekday of the month
- Any Friday that falls on the 13th of a month
- The first Saturday OR Sunday of a month, which ever comes first

Easily categorize events using categories you can define for each calendar
Assign color(s) to each category
Assign an icon to each category
Filter events by any category
Assign multiple categories to events. For instance, a musical theater production can be in both Theater and Music categories

Each calendar has it's own members and administrators list
Public access with configurable access per calendar (this can be turned off globally)
Advanced access control based on groups and users.
"Everyone" pseudo group

All timezone and daylight saving time operations are done independent from your web server's timezone. It doesn't matter where / what timezone your site is hosted in.
Timezone and daylight saving time settings configurable per user
Timezone and daylight saving time settings configurable per event
(an event that occurs at 2pm EST will correctly display as 11am to a user in PST)
Option to disable timezone information per event so that it will appear to occur at the same time, regardless of user's timezone settings
Globally turn off timezone and dst compensation

Import/Export to Apple iCal, Mozilla Sunbird and other programs that support the iCalendar standard
Post events to a calendar remotely using Apple iCal, Windates, Mozilla Calendar and other programs that support this feature (just like when using a WebDAV server!)
Subscribe to a calendar remotely using any program that supports this feature
Post calendars to a remote web server or service su ch as iCal Exchange or iCal Share **

RSS feeds for calendars (day, week, and month views)
Add your calendar feed to an RSS reader, a CMS (PHP-Nuke, Mambo etc..) or your content provider home page (My Yahoo!, MSN, etc..)

Configurable per calendar
Non-authorized users may request that an event be added
Remote, non-authorized users may post an event just as they would any other and it will be added to the event request queue
Calendar admins may add the request to the calendar or deny the request
Calendar owner may choose to recieve e-mail notification of pending event requests.
Users recieve notification that their event has been added or denied ***

E-mail notification of pending event requests
E-mail an event to to anyone (turned off for Guest account)
E-mail subscriptions to calendars. Works just like a newspaper subscription. Subscribe to daily or weekly views.
E-mail notification of added events based on event type or title text
E-mail reminders of upcoming events