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tadmap

Opens the Day and Night World Map from Time and Date.com. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunearth.html?n=$1[n=0]&month=$2[|m|onth]&day=$3[|d|ay]&year=$4[|y|ear]&hour=$5[|h|our]&min=$6[|min|ute]&sec=$7[|sec|ond] 
tadmap displays the current Day and Night World Map courtesy of Time and Date.com.  It defaults to UTC/GMT unless a the location is specified.  Any or all of the time & date parameters may be changed.


OPTIONS

      -n [ LOCATION_NUMBER ]

NOTE:  You can use the `tads' command to search and find this number.

      -m [ MONTH_NUMBER ]

      -d [ DAY_NUMBER ]

      -y [ YEAR ]

      -h [ (24-)HOUR ]

      -min [ MINUTE ]

      -sec [ SECOND ]


EXAMPLES

     Example: tadmap
     Result:  Returns the current Day and Night World Map.

     Example: tadmap -h 17 -min 34
     Result:  Returns the Day and Night World Map for the 5:34 PM GMT.

     Example: tadmap -n 179 -d 1 -m 1 -h 0 -min 0 -sec 0
     Result:  Returns the Day and Night World Map for the New Year's celebration in New York City.

     Example: tadmap -n 179
     Result:  Returns the Day and Night World Map, but applies UTC time to the New York location.               


SEE ALSO

     http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunearth.html

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