Clock Calendar Page

	Here is the front view of the finished project. It has a simulated analog clock and a monthly calendar. The display is a nice size which can be seen from a distance though I think it will set on my desk for a while. This clock and calendar uses NTP for time keeping. As a result, the clock will  set itself and automatically compensate for daylight savings time and leap years. The clock/calendar uses the WiFiManager code which will allow it to be moved from our WiFi network to some other without code changes being necessary. If this clock is moved to a different network, it will create an access point called "ClockCalendar" which should be connected to to pick the new WiFi network onto which it will be connected. If the web page for WiFi configuration doesn't come up automatically, point your browser to 192.168.4.1. Once a WiFi network is selected, the access point will go away and this device will connected to the selected WiFi network. The new WiFi network will be remembered and used until the device is moved again.
	Side view of the clock calendar showing the display and the ESP32 module running the show. A red acrylic panel was laser cut to size and then the hole for the display to fit thru was cut as well. The panel was then placed on a hot copper pipe and bent to shape. The pipe and the acrylic were both heated with a blow torch for bending.
	The display and the pref board for the ESP32 were both hot glued into place. This would allow both the display and the board to be removed using heat if other project needs arise.
	Here is the clock calendar and the weather display together. These two devices provide a lot of information in one place.

Questions and comments to me Craig at: calhjh@gmail.com