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DELAVAN—The man stabbed to death Sunday in Delavan was a family man, one neighbor said.
Investigators on Monday afternoon identified Ivan Guerrero as the man killed and Rafael Olivarez as the man suspected of stabbing him.
Guerrero, 31, lived at the apartment at 509 Lawson School Road where the stabbing happened. He had invited family to visit Saturday, Delavan Police Chief Timothy O'Neill said.
Early Sunday morning, a family argument escalated, and Olivarez, 39, stabbed Guerrero, O'Neill said.
The two men are cousins, O'Neill said.
The Delavan Police Department and the Walworth County Sheriff's Office responded to the apartment at about 3:17 a.m., Sunday.
Olivarez was taken into custody, and Guerrero was taken to Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center in Janesville, where he died, O'Neill said.
Olivarez was being held at the Walworth County Jail while the homicide investigation continued, O'Neill said. Charges are pending.
A knife believed to be the weapon was found at the scene, O'Neill said.
Preliminary interviews were completed Monday, and police reports should be sent by Tuesday to the Walworth County District Attorney's Office, he said.
Charges could be filed Tuesday or Wednesday, O'Neill said.
O'Neill said several people were in the apartment at the time of the stabbing, and another person suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene.
The two men were arguing about a deceased family member and the events surrounding that death several years ago, O'Neill said.
Police were called after someone in the apartment contacted someone outside the apartment who then called the police after the stabbing, he said.
Olivarez was waiting for police outside the apartment when officers arrived, he said.
Guerrero's four children and another visiting child were upstairs sleeping when the incident occurred. Police had the children exit the home through an upstairs window and down a ladder, O'Neill said.
Tom Wood, who lives in an apartment kitty-corner to Guerrero, said Guerrero was a "good guy." Wood's daughter played with one of Guerrero's four children.
Wood was out of town Saturday night and returned Sunday morning to find police and firefighters spraying blood off the sidewalk and into the grass, he said.
He said he was "beyond belief" when he found out what had happened.
"When it's right next to home, it's kind of scary," Wood said.
Wood said Guerrero and his family are "decent people who kept to themselves" and had frequent family gatherings.
An autopsy was underway Monday afternoon, O'Neill said.
O'Neill said police were seeking no additional suspects.
"I think the good news is we're not looking for anybody else," O'Neill said.
Officers were on scene for about eight hours.
A priest, a Delavan detective, a Delavan officer and at least one sheriff's deputy conducted interviews in Spanish during the investigation.
Interpreters could be requested by District Attorney Daniel Necci after reviewing the police reports, O'Neill said.
Those interpreters do not have to be certified, Walworth County Clerk of Courts Sheila Reiff said.
Certified interpreters are mandatory for court, she said, "so there isn't any question about the interpretation." Certified interpreters go through training and state certification.
In court, interpreters must translate information simultaneously. In the field, interpreters can translate consecutively.
Walworth County has a contract with Southern Wisconsin Interpreting and Translation Services, in Elkhorn, where interpreters of several languages are on call.


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Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra (born November 19, 1961), known professionally as Meg Ryan, is an American actress and producer. After playing several minor roles in film and television, Ryan got the leading female role in When Harry Met Sally.... Over the next 15 years, she played leading roles in several romantic-comedy films, including Sleepless in Seattle (1993), French Kiss (1995), Addicted to Love (1997), City of Angels (1998), You've Got Mail (1998), and Kate & Leopold (2001), films which together grossed a total of more than $870 million worldwide. In 1995, Time critic Richard Corliss called her "the current soul of romantic comedy."
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A very incomplete list of in one or the other way prominent people who gave a talk, lecture, attended a meeting at the Metalab or just dropped by...
(in alphabetical order)
- Mitch Altman, hacker and inventor
- El Awadalla, non-fiction author, dialect writer, ...
- Martin Balluch, animal rights activist
- Jeff Barr, web services evangelist at amazon.com
- Markus Beckedahl, netpolitics activist
- Juraj Bednar, a geek from Bratislava
- Scott Blake, barcode artist
- bon, Bratislava Connection
- Sean Bonner, hacking the media
- Thomas Brandstetter, communication and media scientist
- Wolfgang Breyha, ZID master of all mail servers, Vienna University
- Jason Brown, ambient noisemaker, constellation manipulator, and paranoid historiographer
- Thomas Bugnyar, behavioural biology and cognitive science researcher
- Duncan Campbell, investigative journalist, author
- Debbie Chachra, Associate Professor of Materials Science
- Alex J. Champandard, senior AI programmer
- Harald Chmela, Grundlagenforschung und Entwicklung, Autor
- Thomas Clausen, mesh routing researcher
- Erinn Clark, Tor developer
- Eddie Codel, videographer
- Christine Corbett Moran, theoretical astrophysicst and contributor to Open Whisper Systems crypto tools
- Gerhard Diendorfer, lightning researcher
- Dietmar Dietrich, professor of Computer Technology
- Herbert Edelsbrunner, computational geometry and topology researcher
- Jeri Ellsworth, entrepreneur and self-taught computer chip designer
- Rick Falkvinge, leader and founder of the Swedish Pirate Party
- Nick Farr, treasurer and co-founder of the Hacker Foundation
- Gabriel Finch (a.k.a salsaman), video artist and main developer of LiVES
- Rasmus Fleischer, founding member and spokesman of the Swedish Piratbyrån
- Norbert Frischauf, physicist and outer space expert
- Fukami, security consultant and researcher
- GameJew AKA Jonathan Mann
- Ille Gebeshuber, nanotechnology researcher at Atomic and Plasma Physics group, University of Technology Vienna
- Robert Glashüttner, radio journalist, fm4 blogger, videogame afficionado
- Emmanuel Goldstein, publisher of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, radio show host, documentary film producer
- Johannes Grenzfurthner, media artist and monochrom.at co-founder
- Li Gong, Chairman and CEO of Mozilla Online Ltd., Beijing
- Sven Guckes, Free Software and command line enthusiast
- Martin Haase, multi-linguist engaged in open source- and open content projects
- Ralf Habel, computer graphics wizard
- Johanna Haigl, umraum art router architect
- Martin Herfurt, Bluetooth security expert
- Andreas von Heydwolff, consultant psychiatrist and psychotherapist
- Edmund Humenberger, background in promoting open source and entrepreneurship
- Birgitta Jónsdóttir, parlamentarian from Iceland, press freedom activist
- Martin Kaltenbrunner, human computer interaction designer
- Dan Kaminsky, security researcher
- L. Aaron Kaplan, IT security professional and FunkFeuer (co-) founder
- Peter Kopacek, head of Institute of Handling Devices and Robotics, Vienna University of Technology
- Julian Kenning, painter and game art designer
- Jeff Keyzer, MightyOhm
- Andreas Krisch, privacy advocate
- Constanze Kurz, computer scientist and CCC activist
- Nino Leitner, director and artist
- Nicole Lieger, political scientist (in combination with jurisprudence and economics)
- Isis Agora Lovecraft, hacker, physicist, cryptographer, anarchist and witch. Contributed to Tor, Open Whisper Systems.
- Johannes Majer, quantum physicist
- Armin Medosch, author and media artist
- Daniel Meßner, cultural scientist
- Erich Moechel, journalist and privacy advocate
- moot, founder of 4chan
- Andy Mueller-Maguhn, long-time CCC core member
- Tobias Nöbauer, physicist and sociologist
- Quinn Norton, journalist (Wired, Guardian, O'Reilly), (body) hacker
- Heinz Oberhummer, astrophysicist and "science buster"
- Jens Ohlig, hacker and former CCC spokesman
- Vik Olliver, RepRap developer who believes "specialisation is just for insects"
- Trevor Paglen, geographer and artist
- pajkus, hysteria.sk founder
- Meredith L. Patterson, the smart, polite nerd
- Bre Pettis, artist and podcaster who MAKEs things
- Christian Pointner, co-founder of realraum.at, FunkFeuer Graz,…
- Tim Pritlove, CCC event manager, media artist, discordian
- Peter Purgathofer, scientist at the Department for Design and Assessment of Technology, Technical University Vienna
- Richard Pyrker,PR professional and journalist
- Veronika Prändl-Zika, digital preservation researcher at the Austrian National Library
- Peter Rastl, Austrian Internet pioneer, head of Vienna University Computer Center
- Stefan Rotter, theoretical physicist
- Laura Rudas, politician, Austrian Socialdemocratic Party
- Gerhard Ruiss, author, stakeholder, musician
- Len Sassaman, cypherpunk and privacy advocate
- Christian Schmaus, human rights expert
- Jimmy Schulz, member of the German parliament (MdB)
- Jason Scott, digital historian and archivist
- Alexander K. Seewald, computer scientist
- Daniel AJ Sokolov, journalist
- Felix Stalder, author & lecturer for digital culture
- Starbug, hacker and CCC activist
- Christopher Soghoian, privacy researcher and activist
- Jaro Sterbik-Lamina, information security and privacy researcher
- Henry Story, semantic web software engineer, named the translation service Babelfish
- Sybille Straubinger, politician, Austrian Socialdemocratic Party
- Szathmáry Viktor, software developer & entrepreneur from nextlab.hu
- Lisa Thalheim, computer scientist and biohacker
- Robert F. Tobler, key researcher at the VRVis
- Charlie Todd, comedian, Improv Everywhere
- Stefan Uttenthaler, astrophysicist
- James Vasile, Executive Director of the FreedomBox Foundation
- Hans Christian Voigt, sociologist and publisher
- Vic, former chairman of the German CCC e.V.
- Kurt Weckel, umraum art router architect
- Stefan Wiltschnig, assistant to the vice-rector Infrastructure and Business Development, university of economics
- Franz-Ferdinand Wolf, journalist and politician, Austrian People's Party
- Claudia-Elisabeth Wulz, high energy physicist at CERN
- Jürgen Wutzlhofer, politician, Austrian Socialdemocratic Party
- Franz Xaver, long-time media artist
- Jamison Young, indepent artist
- Alexander Zach, politician, Austrian Liberal Forum
- Regine Zawodsky, physicist
- Jérémie Zimmermann, co-founder and spokesperson for LaQuadrature du Net
- Michael Zwingl, radio ham and President of the Austrian Amateur Radio Society
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- Jacob Appelbaum, photographer, world traveller, unix user
- John Draper AKA Captain Crunch
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WASHINGTON — Americans for generations have come to depend on door-to-door mail delivery. It's about as American as apple pie.
But with the Postal Service facing billions of dollars in annual losses, the delivery service could be virtually phased out by 2022 under a proposal a House panel was considering Wednesday. Curbside delivery, which includes deliveries to mailboxes at the end of driveways, and cluster box delivery would replace letter carriers slipping mail into front-door boxes.
The proposal is part of broader legislation by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, designed to cut costs at the cash-strapped agency by up to $4.5 billion a year. The Postal Service had a $16 billion loss last year.
The agency has been moving toward curbside and cluster box delivery in new residential developments since the 1970s. The Postal Service in April began deciding whether to provide such delivery for people moving into newly built homes rather than letting the developers decide.
"A balanced approach to saving the Postal Service means allowing USPS to adapt to America's changing use of mail," Issa said. "Done right, these reforms can improve the customer experience through a more efficient Postal Service."
About one in three mail customers has door-to-door delivery, Issa said. The shift would include safe and secure cluster box delivery areas, he said, especially for elderly customers who receive Social Security checks and prescriptions through the mail.
About 30 million residential addresses receive delivery to boxes at the door or a mail slot. Another 87 million residential addresses receive curbside or cluster box delivery.
The cost differences are clear. Curbside delivery costs average $224 per year for each address, while cluster box delivery averages $160. Door-to-door delivery costs the agency about $350 per year, on average.
Sue Brennan, a Postal Service spokeswoman, said, "While converting delivery away from the door to curb or centralized delivery would allow the Postal Service to deliver mail to more addresses in less time, doing so is not included in our five-year plan."
Brennan said the agency's five-year plan does call for shifting 20 percent of business address deliveries from door-to-door to curbside and cluster box delivery through 2016.
Rep. Steve Lynch, D-Mass., said the plan to move some 30 million residential addresses from to-the-door to curbside and cluster box service would be virtually impossible in dense urban areas such as his hometown of South Boston crowded with triple-deckers — three apartments stacked on top of each other.
"You'd have to knock houses down in my neighborhood to build cluster boxes," Lynch said. "This will not work."
It might work in places like Manhattan with big apartment buildings, he said.
"Look, there's no availability for cluster boxes in many communities around the country," Lynch said.
Issa's plan allows for people with physical hardships to get waivers allowing them to keep door delivery. There's also a provision giving people the option to keep door delivery by paying a special fee to cover the additional cost.
Issa's bill also allows the Postal Service to take into account factors such as poverty rates and population density in deciding which areas would be allowed to keep door delivery.
The financially beleaguered Postal Service, an independent agency, gets no tax dollars for its day-to-day operations, but is subject to congressional control.
The Postal Service is pursuing a major restructuring throughout its retail, delivery and mail processing operations. Since 2006, it has reduced annual costs by about $15 billion, cut its workforce by 193,000 or 28 percent, and consolidated more than 200 mail-processing locations.
The service's losses are largely due to a decline in mail volume and a congressional requirement that it make advance payments to cover expected health care costs for future retirees. About $11.1 billion of last year's losses were due to payments for future retiree health costs.
The volume of mail handled by the Postal Service has decreased steadily as the popularity of email, Facebook and other electronic services has grown. Total mail volume handled by the agency fell to 160 billion pieces last year from its all-time high, 213.1 billion in 2006. Revenue fell to $65.2 billion last budget year, from a high of $74.9 billion in 2008.
The Postal Service is considering several options to fix its finances, including negotiations with unions to reduce labor costs and another possible increase in prices.
The service earlier this year backpedaled on its plan to end Saturday mail delivery after running into opposition in Congress. It has tried repeatedly and unsuccessfully over the past several years to persuade Congress to approve ending Saturday mail delivery and to free the service from the advance health payments.
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Hi. Barb here. At home in Somerville, MA, but venturing to Maine early next month.
My experience is that, if you write fiction, whether you are a new author, or a mid-career author adapting to the brave new world of publishing, there are people around who will give you incredibly terrible advice.
I don't mean your mom. ("Why don't you go on Oprah, dear?" "Gee, thanks. I never thought of that.") I mean people who make their living publicizing books. Publicists you pay, "experts" in the field, even your assigned publicist at your publisher. And since these people have conversations with your editor who has conversations with your agent, there are many, many channels through which bad advice can reach you.
Of course, I don't mean all publicists, experts, editors and agents give bad advice. Many will give you great advice. Others will give you honest advice–i.e. they will say, "I have no #$%^ing idea."
Most of the people who give bad advice don't mean you any harm. They believe what they are telling you. They give you poor information for the following reasons:
1) Nobody really knows the answer. There is not, nor has there ever been, a magic formula that turns books into bestsellers. If there were, every book would be a bestseller.
2) Nobody really understands the brave new world of publishing. It's too new and changing too fast. To quote William Goldman, "The only thing anybody knows is that nobody knows anything."
3) Marketing, in general, is an ill-understood activity. John Wanamaker (1838-1922) famously said, "I know that half of my advertising dollars are wasted … I just don't know which half." When you generalize from advertising to all of marketing, and when you look at both dollars and effort, I think you're talking more in the range of 90% wasted. Huge corporations that have millions to spend on focus groups and other semi-scientific ways of judging their marketing still make horrible missteps. And waste a whole lot of effort. But remember, 10% of it works.
So given these challenges, there's a huge tendency for people to over-generalize. To desperately take whatever worked last time and apply to something new, even if the situation is different. Or to try to reverse engineer success. "Well, this book was a huge success, and the author did A, B & C, so therefore, everybody do A, B & C!"
I don't have an issue with this. What I have an issue with is the advice that is damagingly bad, and that goes around and around and around. So herewith is my assessment of publicity advice you should absolutely ignore.
1) Don't waste your time marketing to other writers. You should be focused entirely on readers.
Of all the stupid things people say, this is the stupidest. It's true that as you come up through the writer ranks, you'll get to know a lot of fellow authors, both established and aspiring. Sometimes it will feel like all your Facebook friends and other social media followers, all your blog readers and all the people you hang out at conventions with are fellow authors. But authors are incredibly important to you from a marketing perspective.
Most authors are voracious readers first and foremost. They read books and they talk to their friends about books. They hang out in places where people read books and talk about books. Leaving aside the psychological benefits of having a supportive network of friends, having a buzz about your book among writers is priceless. They will recommend you for speaking gigs. They will blurb you. One of the most common questions writers get when they do presentations is, "So who do you like to read?" There's a reason almost all the reviews in the New York Times Book Review are written by writers.
Whatever you do, please, do not go wandering the earth looking for a lost herd of "readers," and ignore the very readers it is easiest for you to find, your fellow writers.
2) Readers aren't interested in writerly stuff.
I actually believed this one, which is sort of a corollary to the above. So when I did "Reader" events I talked about things I thought would interest readers, things about the setting, characters and mystery elements in my books.
But whenever Q&A time rolled around, someone always put up his hand and asked, "So do you write in the morning, or in the evening, or what?"
I know. I don't get it, either. But I've observed this now at lots of writer events, including really famous writer's events. Some of the questioners are aspiring writers, sure, but others are not. It's just something the kind of dedicated readers who read writers' blogs and websites and magazine interviews and who come out to events want to know. They also want to know, do you have a special place where you write? Do you plan a whole book first? All that stuff.
3) Fiction writers need to develop a platform of thousands of Twitter followers and blog readers before they get published.
So let's talk about the platform thing. A platform is where you stand so people can see you. It helps people find you, and therefore find your book.
Obviously for certain kinds of non-fiction writers, the platform is huge. If you're a business guru going around the world doing guru seminars, and you've written a book to sell at the back of the room, your platform is everything.
For other non-fiction authors, the platform proves their bona fides. If you've written a book about the Civil War and you have a university appointment in a history department where you are the resident expert on the Civil War, that's important. If you are an award-winning journalist, that's important, too.
In the modern world, the height of your platform often gets measured in social media followers and blog readers, but those are the results of the platform, not the platform itself. You don't stand on the audience's heads. You stand on your platform so the audience can see you.
If you are a fiction writer, your platform is your books. Your books are what cause you have an audience, not the other way around. The single greatest reason people purchase fiction is that they have read the author before and liked (loved) their work. And mystery and thriller readers are the most brand loyal and least adventurous of all. As Julia Spencer-Fleming says, "Your book sells your next book."
So if you are focused on building a Twitter following instead of spending every moment making your book the best book it can be, stop it right now.
I'm not saying the modern mid-list writer should ignore social media or eschew other promotional activities. Once you have an audience, even a small one, it is your most precious asset. You should find as many ways to reach your readers and cultivate them and keep them interested and get them talking about and recommending your books as you can. If you have a new book out, and someone who love-loves you hasn't heard about it, it's a shame for them and shame on you.
But growing an audience without a platform–i.e. without a book, is difficult and inefficient.
And if you happen across a publisher who wants to know how many Twitter followers and Facebook friends and blog readers you have before he will commit to publishing your first novel, don't walk, run.
4) You should do a blog and build a big social media following about something in the world of your book, but not writing.
This is the obvious off-shoot of all three of the above. 1) You should be cultivating readers, not writers. 2) Readers are not interested in writerly stuff. 3) You need a huge platform. Therefore, 4) you should be blogging about something else.
The main reason this is terrible advice is because building a successful blog is an actual skill. If you have the kind of mad enthusiasm for a topic, distinctive and compelling voice, high energy work ethic and productivity required to build a large and faithful blog following, you should consider becoming a blogger instead of a novelist. Because, believe me, it is equally hard, and the last thing you need is another poorly compensated, all-consuming activity to suck up all your time. You already have one. You're a novelist.
It's like telling someone to become a virtuoso rock guitarist so they can play in a symphony orchestra. They're related skills, but not the same skill.
It's also crazy inefficient. Say you are writing a mystery set in the world of windsurfing. Brilliantly, you build the world's most popular windsurfing blog.
The theory is these readers will buy your mystery. Like this.
But how it actually works will be more like this.
Not that I am casting aspersions on the general literacy of windsurfers. At all. And note that I've indicated you'll get 90% of the overlap, except for the few dumb asses who will forget to buy your book, or the ones who steal it from their local surf shop. The reason the circle is so small is because of this:
This is not at all drawn to scale. Because if it was, it would look way, way worse than this. But you get the idea.
Willie Sutton said he robbed banks because, "that's where the money is." When you're starting out, you need to focus your marketing efforts on the highly limited number of people who will buy a mystery from an unknown author. Because that's where the money is. (Actually, there's no money to speak of anywhere, but that's an entirely different topic.)
So why so negative, Barb. Why spend this endless blog telling people what not to do? What should we do?
The companion posts for this one is now up. See Four Principles of Book Promotion here and Okay, But Seriously, What Should I DO? (About Book Promotion) here.


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In response to the Guardian report that major Internet companies including Microsoft, Facebook, Apple, Google, YouTube, Skype, Yahoo, PalTalk, and AOL, have apparently been providing sensitive user data to the National Security Agency (NSA), FSF executive director John Sullivan made the following statement:
Massive privacy intrusions like this are to be expected when people shift from storing their media locally and using local software, to storing them on other people's servers and using hosted (Web) applications. Giants like Microsoft, Facebook and Google are vulnerable to government requests for user data, and there are better, more secure ways to share information online. Free software projects like GNU MediaGoblin, StatusNet, Diaspora, pump.io, Tahoe-LAFS, FreedomBox and SparkleShare are hard at work creating a less centralized world where users retain control over both their media and the software used to access it, while still getting the social and convenience benefits of the giant centralized -- and compromised -- services.
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June 6, 2007
Google's Gallery of Public Calendars
Before subscribing to a calendar you can preview its events in a big overlayed box that can't be closed unless you have a big monitor (tip: if you can't see the OK button at the bottom of the box, press Enter).
In a surprising move, Google made searching the public calendars the default option, so if you want to restrict your search to the events from your calendars, you have to click on "Search my calendars". The option to search for public events is now available as a barely-visible link in the new gallery. Instead of complicating the interface, Google Calendar should have a single search results page that shows the events from your calendars, then other related events from public calendars.
The fact that Google Calendar complicates itself unnecessarily is obvious if you look at how many options are available to add a new calendar: you can add a public calendar, or the calendar of one of your contacts, you can enter the URL or just upload it. And each option has a different place in the interface.
All in all, searching for public calendars is not too important, so it didn't deserve so much focus (it's like a new search engine that returns web sites, not web pages). The option to search for public events should be available even if you don't use Google Calendar, maybe as a OneBox in Google's main search results.
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124 comments:
- AnonymousJune 8, 2007 at 12:55 PM
I would differ on the subject of searching for calendars to be unimportant -- I'm consistantly on the lookout for specific types of event calendars (say, New York movies) that I can subscribe to.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2007 at 12:57 PM
This calendar search seems broken. No matter what I put in -- even something as broad as "music", I get exactly 10 calendars that match my search.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2009 at 3:04 PM
I can't believe it, but Google no longer supports "Search public Calendars". This is a serious bummer.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 11, 2009 at 7:44 AM
I'm just finding out.....why would they drop this? is there a work around?ReplyDelete
Google says:ReplyDelete
"We've decided to discontinue public calendar search and the public calendar gallery. These were specialized U.S. English-only features that weren't used as extensively as we would have liked, and proved difficult to maintain over time. We're looking at ways to make it easier to search and browse public calendars, but for now we've removed the gallery and public calendar search function."
- AnonymousFebruary 11, 2009 at 10:37 AM
It's a HUGE bummer that Google has discontinued public calendar search!!!!! I used it for sports teams I follow, local events, etc. It made entering these events into my calendar effortless. Google, bring public calendar search back!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2009 at 9:43 AM
What should we do if we want to access a public calendar then? For example, I published my calendar so my colleagues who don't have Google calendar to access. How can they access it?ReplyDelete
@Last Anonymous:ReplyDelete
There are many ways to share a public calendar. Click on the small arrow next to the calendar, select "Calendar settings" and you'll find a lot of exporting formats:
* embed the calendar in a web page
* send the HTML version of the calendar (blue button)
* subscribe to the XML version in a feed reader (orange button)
* use the iCal output to subscribe in an application that supports web calendars (green calendar).
Read more about sharing your public calendar.
I too used the public calendars and made many public calenders myself for sporting teams, sporting events, public holidays, school dates etc etc.ReplyDelete
Please bring the search option back!
- AnonymousFebruary 13, 2009 at 7:33 AM
Getting rid of the "search public calendar" option removes one of the best features of google calendar...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 13, 2009 at 4:18 PM
I can't believe they got rid of public calendar search...this was one of the best parts! Bring it back!ReplyDelete
PLEASE . . . bring it back. We use it for various school sports ...events....come'on..................................ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 15, 2009 at 11:43 AM
Geez, I just now tried to tell a friend how to add auto racing events, and ran into this. Google IS becoming evil = their top priority is pleasing Wall Street.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 16, 2009 at 12:38 AM
What sense does it make to publish a public calendar, if nobody van find it?ReplyDelete
Please Google, give us the search function back!
- AnonymousFebruary 17, 2009 at 8:14 AM
Yep.. can't find my sports team calendar anymore. I agree... what is the point of making a calendar public if no one can find it. C'mon google.ReplyDelete
Aw, that's a real shame. I was trying to find a 2009 season F1 schedule to add to my calendar. I'm surprised that Google's been removing features lately.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2009 at 1:22 PM
Serious bummer. Please bring back the search functionality.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2009 at 8:03 PM
The public calendars were the main reason I switched to Google Calender, to load up the baseball and football seasons. I am shocked that this was taken away! Why??????ReplyDelete
I really hate it that this search option is gone. It was BY FAR one of the best features of the service. PLEASE RE-ENABLE IT!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2009 at 11:42 PM
I can has back now plz?ReplyDelete
Is there another way to add calendars to your own calendar? All of the teachers on my 9th grade team create a calendar this year and after a student reset her Google account we couldn't figure out how to add all of her classes' calendars to her own. Any help would certainly be appreciated! We'd love to have the search feature for public calendars restored.
Lee Ann Spillane
NOT being able to search Public Calendars is a bummer. I've been trying sell our schools to use Google Calendars for clubs and sports. This makes things harder. Google, listen to your public!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 1:44 PM
Wow, that was THE feature of Google Calendars that made them really useful. It's incredibly hard to believe that they'd yank that feature. I'm usually pretty impressed by Google in that they seem to have a pretty good handle on how their users interact with the various services they offer, but they really dropped the ball on this one. I'm trying to come up with a good reason that they'd do this, but I can't even fathom.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2009 at 5:45 AM
I have to agree with everybody else here - I really bought into Google Calendar _because_of_ the ability to search for group calendars.ReplyDelete
Searching for a group calendar allowed me to find a calendar of events for things that I'm interested in at the moment. If I'm on assignment somewhere, it would be nice to be able to find a calendar for the things I'm interested in.
I use a local calendar to see what sorts of tech events are going on. Had the search functionality not been there, I likely would never have found that calendar.
I also use that function to check if a group has a Google calendar. I used to always check to see if a new organization I was joining had an existing group calendar, now I can no longer do that.
I'm going to add my voice to the rest. Searching Public Calendars was the only region I switch to Google Calendar. I can't believe you got rid of the one feature that differentiated you from the rest.ReplyDelete
Please consider bringing this feature back. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Just discovered that the public calendar feature is gone. This is truly outrageous and makes your product much less desirable!ReplyDelete
I couldn't believe they actually disabled the group calendars until I ran into this post. this was the most useful feature they had.ReplyDelete
What's next? disable the 'add event' button?
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2009 at 3:52 AM
I really liked the public calendar search and am very dissapointed that it is gone . Couldn't find anythin similar on the net ;- (ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2009 at 5:06 AM
Being able to add public calendars was the reason i used google calendar. It was a great feature. I now see no reason to use anything but my outlook calendarReplyDelete
Bring it back please.
I just don't believe Google when they say nobody used it. I do believe them when they say it was difficult to maintain. Still, this is the magic we have relied on Google to deliver on, and they have let us down. Here's hoping the feature comes back and is properly promoted.ReplyDelete
Aww... but this is how I know whats going on in the world!!! Seriously google!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 5, 2009 at 3:42 AM
Not sure why you would do this, but I hope you will come up with something that better suits you and meets our needs as well.ReplyDelete
Calendar... FAIL... bummerReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 6, 2009 at 11:30 AM
Although you can't search for them, it appears that public calendars still exist.ReplyDelete
A couple of people above were interested in F1. The following calendar exists and appears to be regularly maintained (by an unnamed hero in the UK, I think).
I agree with all the prior comments. What on earth were you thinking Mr. Google when you removed the public calendar search? Please bring it back now.
One more for bringing back public calendar search. If outlook is convertable, then surley there is enough out there (sports, concert events, etc.) to convert to google public calendar to provide to the public.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 8, 2009 at 1:34 PM
bummer is right :(ReplyDelete
add me too... why was this feature scrapped??? please bring it back!ReplyDelete
Ok all the saviour is here. Google has yet to listen to the users. But someone isReplyDelete
If everyone posts any user created PUBLIC calendars on this site, than ANYONE can come in and grab the feed of that calendar and add it to their own.
Sure it's annoying but it's a work around that is much appreciated.
As for the school ones mentioned as long as you are the creator it is still quite easy to publicly share the calendars with people you know. As long as you know the link than u can just send them that and tell them to subscribe, the problem is brining in other public calendars which this site goes someway to helping.
- AnonymousMarch 10, 2009 at 6:46 AM
Where is the feature??? it's gone!! crazyyyy... bring it back!!! please!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2009 at 7:48 PM
This is a terrible loss. What are they thinking?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 13, 2009 at 9:29 AM
What are Google thinking to destroy something that worked and where the content so useful to it's users was created by the users themselves ? I mean there's so little overhead for massive useablility. Shame on Google ! What's more no notification either I only noticed because I suspected I'd missed an event.ReplyDelete
Stunned !
- AnonymousMarch 13, 2009 at 11:38 AM
you can at least get the sporting events at http://www.mysportscal.com but the public Google calendars rocked. Bring them back!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 at 4:44 PM
Incredible. Bring the feature back!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 15, 2009 at 1:47 PM
I need those calendars back! Remarkable.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 18, 2009 at 7:26 AM
Why has google done this? The public calendar search was one of THE best things about it????ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 21, 2009 at 4:10 AM
This really sucks.ReplyDelete
It is also very hard to find out what has broken on the interface, i spend a hour trying this and that before finding that Google broke it on purpose.
Maybe we should start a facebook group for Calender search ?
Please bring back the ability to search public calendars. It is a useful feature.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 23, 2009 at 7:34 AM
Missing public calendars (sports team schedules) Not as much value anymore with google calendar with this missing.ReplyDelete
If they cannot maintain a separate search index then at least allow the regular googlebot to index "google.com/calendar/ical/" so that calendars will show up in regular google searches.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 24, 2009 at 6:25 AM
As stated above: Public calendar search was THE feature. Hope it will be soon online at least a valid substitute...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 24, 2009 at 10:19 AM
WHY GOOGLE, WHY... Your calender is like every other calender now = SUCKSReplyDelete
This is the worse thing GOOGLE could ever do to me.
people start businesses, small organizations, and children sports events, and other things.. like plan my week so I don't miss any of my fav. shows, movies, or local community events.
I thought the whole point of the web is to connect the world..
There must be something we can do to Bring it back !!!!!!!
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Gestures like the removal of "Search Public Calendars" will harm Google's entire push toward cloud computing app suites.ReplyDelete
I can't recommend apps whose features disappear without warning.
- Tyler HartleyMarch 28, 2009 at 12:49 PM
This is pure insanity. The strangest part is that my old calendars that i so easily added by just using the search function still work. My college sports teams, four days weather forecasts, TV show schedules, Obama's future speech times, they still function. How do i access them though without a basic search function??????ReplyDelete
People didn't use gcal much in the first place, you have to give apps time to grow in popularity, and then it will be worth it. I thought you knew that GOOGLE.
I agree with everyone else here. Bring back public calendar search! If people aren't using it enough, you should promote it more, not kill it.ReplyDelete
This is a significant mistake by google calendar.ReplyDelete
I wish they'd had enough respect to tell their users beforehand. I used this feature for pro baseball schedules and for NYC Parking regulations.
As of today, google calendar has less value to me and I will be interested in knowing if yahoo or other competitors have this valuable feature. It is not just the stupid decision that was made, its the fact that they didn't tell anyone about it when the decision was made.
I use public calendars so students can be aware of all the course activities at a major university. I found out that Google had removed this feature because my students complained to me. I wish Google would re-enable searching for them.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2009 at 7:46 AM
I'm just finding this out :( I am a huge google fan, but this is a BIG bummer. What happen to the company's own philosophy.... http://www.google.com/corporate/tenthings.htmlReplyDelete
Is this the first sign of Google starting down the "software arrogant" path? They will probably look back on this decision as the beginning of the end. The reasons given to terminate it are rubbish. And how come there was no notification? Google has taken an enormous dent in my confidenceReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 7, 2009 at 7:17 AM
While I agree this is a serious bummer and a major functionality loss. You can still search public calendars from Google's main site.ReplyDelete
weather site:www.google.com/calendar - for weather calendars
racing site:www.google.com/calendar - for racing calendars
I thought it was broken! Hard to maintain? Compared to what? That was a CORE FEATURE. Well worth a little effort.ReplyDelete
I agree it was a great feature. I miss it. Why does it still have the option to "Add a Public Calendar" when you can only add the holidays calendars? This is a black eye for the Google Calendar product.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 9, 2009 at 7:03 AM
Big company has now made a big mistake..Sort it outReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 10, 2009 at 11:45 AM
The Public Search Button/option is completely gone.ReplyDelete
Why in the hell wound anyone go to z Search Engin to find new things??
Search engines should only work to find things in your own favorites or bookmarks.
Hell to people who wish ro find the not aready known about.
(Google is a JaAss and we need the damnn button)
- AnonymousApril 12, 2009 at 5:35 PM
This really limits the calendar program. It's like letting someone experience the internet, and then only letting them operate in a home network.ReplyDelete
I am very disappointed that the ability has been lost to find new calendars. I used this every season to find the new sports schedules for my favorite teams.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 13, 2009 at 12:08 PM
I've been trying to find back how to add public calendars for a few weeks now. I had used the feature to add a calendar of my local NHL team but couldn't find the feature lately. "Ahh, that's just silly me, can't remember or found again where this was..." but today I tried harder to no avail. ??? How come I can't find it? Where is it hidden??!? The last time it hadn't been that hard.
Then I found this.
Why would they cut this incredible feature??? What was the point?
I've known Google to continually add useful features to their offerings. Why would they remove this? This was GREAT!
I'll still use Google Calendar even without this, but I don't get it.
That was a VERY USEFULL feature.
Google, if you are listening => We want it back!
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 5:29 AM
Gooogle, please, please please bring seach public calendars back.ReplyDelete
Public Calendar Search was awesome. Add me to the "I want it back!" list.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 16, 2009 at 2:17 PM
Wow, amazing public outcry over this feature!ReplyDelete
I too love and miss this feature.
- AnonymousApril 17, 2009 at 3:53 AM
Google! What are you thinking?ReplyDelete
Public Calendars was one of the main reasons I just ditched Outlook for Google Calendar.
Please bring back public calendar search!
This is borderline unbelievable. Why would they get rid of the best feature in Google calendar? This is akin to getting rid of the labels feature in GMail. I'm astounded.ReplyDelete
love everything that google has given us for free - understand when they have to pull back on something either too difficult to maintain or problematic - still vote for re-instatement of public calendar search - although, public calendars are still out there everyone, just not a direct listing for ones that google users createdReplyDelete
I loved the public search feature, to find particular calendars with phases of the moon (not the one currently provided by Google), sports calendars, etc. Please find a way to bring this back!ReplyDelete
I agree with everything that others have posted,particularly the lack of notification. I feel a fool as I have been telling people about this great feature..... that now doesn't exist.ReplyDelete
Shame on the people at Google!
- AnonymousApril 21, 2009 at 6:40 AM
seriously Google - why the hell would you cancel this?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2009 at 1:11 PM
This is stupid. I will look to another service.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2009 at 4:15 PM
Bring back the search, please. It's so useful for *quickly* finding sports, school, and performing arts schedules.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2009 at 6:23 AM
I totally agree -- what sense does it make to create a public calendar, then NOT have it searchable? People log long hours to create these calendars and many others could benefit. Better bring this feature back soon!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2009 at 1:51 PM
Bring back the public calendarsReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2009 at 5:04 PM
I just don't understand how it could take any resources to maintain this. Users post and maintain the calendars and the googlebot indexes the space of calendars automatically. Is there code really so fragile it can't scale?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2009 at 5:13 PM
To everyone using this forum to plead with Google, you might have better luck actually telling google at http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Calendar?hl=enReplyDelete
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devvie nuis thinks we should spread the word...ReplyDelete
I just love adding agenda's for all kinds of things. But if we can't search... Google, I love you but this is BAD :(
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>Anonymous said on April 7, 2009ReplyDelete
>weather site:www.google.com/calendar - for weather calendars
>racing site:www.google.com/calendar - for racing calendars
Didn't knew this one. Great tip! You can link this with Google alerts, and you will whenever there is a new calendar for your subjects. This is even better - but from now only as a (microsoft-like:>) "hidden" feature : P
Peace again!
- AnonymousMay 13, 2009 at 8:48 AM
Search public calendar was only good reason to use Google Calendar. Without the search, I'll go back to my old ways.ReplyDelete
public search was a prime way to subscribe to sporting team calendars. now it's gone. funny. most people struggle to build useful tools. google takes useful tools away.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 23, 2009 at 5:50 PM
Glad I didn't get rid of my Yahoo account then. I only transferred over because Microsoft was buying out Yahoo which didn't happen. Sorry for all the billions you lost Jerry. And Google was surprisingly easy to use. Especially the Calendar function and adding public calendars. But still if Google is going to act like Microsoft what's the point of switching over? Do they still have executive secretaries?ReplyDelete
And Google if you're out there, look at how Yahoo allows you to have more than one email running at a time - very useful me thinks.
- AnonymousMay 27, 2009 at 12:08 PM
Great blog and great community. Landed here while trying to find out where the public calendar search function had gone. I'd originally been wanting to search for an F1 calendar. And someone on this thread posted a link to one - thanks!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 1, 2009 at 9:16 AM
I looked like an ass presenting Google Calendars to a client in a board room. I was speechless when I couldn't find the add public calendar link. I had explained how he could his favorite college football schedule to his calendar. Yes please bring this backReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 4, 2009 at 1:59 PM
Bring back Google Public Calendars!!!ReplyDelete
Just an index of the available calendars would be useful. I have to add that, given that is what google does, it is rather difficult to believe that this is too difficult.ReplyDelete
I would have to vote, please bring it back!
bring back Google Public Calendars!ReplyDelete
- WarrenJune 23, 2009 at 3:06 AM
For anyone after any English football fixtures, or Australian AFL and Australian NRL fixtures, http://www.thismonkey.com/ has a very handy and robust ical generator that you can save and then import to google!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2009 at 7:13 AM
Well, the inevitable has finally happened with the incredibly short sighted decision, and very patronizing explanation (no one using - yeah sure) to eliminate the public calendar searching, Google has turned into Microsoft.ReplyDelete
BTW: I spent a very frustrating 20 minutes drilling down through every menu and help file looking for the "search public" option before I finally arrived here to find it was gone...perfect Google, the Borg has finally assimilated you. I rarely get as frustrated with managerial incompetence without finding a Microsoft logo at the bottom of my ire.
I can't believe it was only two days ago I was telling someone to start using Google Calendar because I had thought it had finally become a mature and "connected" technology. Without the network, it is just a slow, idiosyncratic, 1980's calendar application looking for a dustbin.
Please get your second team bean counting MBA's off this project and give it to some creative and competent pros that will grow it right.
Thank you.
- AnonymousJuly 14, 2009 at 12:37 PM
not sure if this helps anyone... but i found this site:ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 22, 2009 at 7:35 AM
Like the folks above, I got my arse burned in front of my boss when I told him about search the public calendars... I felt like an idiot telling him it's not there any longer and he looked at me "sure...whatever..."ReplyDelete
I suppose it's inevitable that Google will become the next Micro$oft :(
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2009 at 6:23 PM
The removing of public calendar searches is inconceivably stupid. I use and advocate the use of this feature all of the time.ReplyDelete
How are we supposed to find useful and interesting calendars now?
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2009 at 10:29 AM
The public has spoken. We need the public calendar search feature back. C'mon. We'll give you a doggie treat!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2009 at 2:04 PM
Couldn't figure out why I was having such a hard time locating the public calendars. I used this feature all the time... my problem was, that once it was in, I didn't need to search as much. Now that I wanted to update some stuff it is gone??? This bites!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2009 at 2:06 PM
Football and Hockey season are coming up. I miss getting my favorite teams schedule!!! This really stinks!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 20, 2009 at 2:41 PM
Please bring public calendar search back.ReplyDelete
Please bring public calendar search back.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 8, 2009 at 3:07 AM
I thought I was doing something wrong, spent ages trying to get the search to work! I can't beleive this feature has been taken away, shame on Google!ReplyDelete
This has convinced me to stop reccomending google apps for use in any of our internal web apps, at any moment in time a critical feature could be removed!
This really does question google's credibilty as a reliable third party app provider.
- AnonymousSeptember 9, 2009 at 7:38 AM
I Live in South Africa and use my Google Calendar a lot on my Cellphone as well as view a few others from Major events like School Reunions... PLEASE Bring it Back. I'm constantly learning New stuff about Google apps and loving every minute of it. Please don't go all Yahoo or Hot(Cold) on us. Perrrrrdy Ppppllllllleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaazzzzzzzzz.ReplyDelete
Avid Googler.
What's the point of publishing a public agenda if the public cannot find it? Hello???ReplyDelete
Having a search engine company running a calendar system that can't be searched... something's just not right. Being able to search for public calendars to add to my own calendar is what sets GCal apart from every other calendar on Earth. The "popular cals" list is completely useless because there's virtually nothing on the list. In a world where niche content development has become the model, overall "popularity" is a completely useless metric. In a world where fanboys and girls help generate content, one cannot depend on the primary content source to link to every single source of information, and the best source of information (such as a public Google calendar published by a fan) may not have enough visibility to show up in a regular search.ReplyDelete
Bring back public calendar search!!!
I am very disappointed that the public calendar search was taken away, it seems like there were many of us who are huge fans of it and came to rely on it to keep in touch with our community events. If you guys don't want to support it anymore at least give us the old listing in static form somewhere, please? PLEASE PRETTY PLEASE?!?! With a cherry on top?! We promise to give it more love if you put it back!!! We all want to help Google rule the world, but taking away the users toys is not cool. Google, I beg you please give us our toys back?!ReplyDelete
Would still like to see a search available for public calendars. The NCAA schedules are extremely limited and if you're not a top teir school its not there. I would be happy to create and share a calendar for my school's sporting events but if no one can get it, why bother?ReplyDelete
You still have Apples public calendars. Not the same thing. But i got lots of calendars. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/calendars/ReplyDelete
Incredibly disappointed with Google for removing the public search. Now I have to wade through many websites to see if my local government agencies have public calendars.ReplyDelete
Google, what gives?
- AnonymousJanuary 13, 2010 at 12:13 PM
Like everyone else, I'd like the ability to search public calendars back. I can only guess Google had good reason for removing it. Perhaps they were not able to monetize public calendars and will return this feature in a way that is more profitable for them. In general, I prefer a single search box with a simple way of refining the search. For example in Gmail, there are separate buttons for searching gmail versus the web. I'd like to be able to use the same search field for contacts too. Rather than a third search button, why not use radio buttons or a drop down list?ReplyDelete
They seem to have brought them back!!!! in a small way, go to the "Add" function at the bottom left of calendars, then click "Browse interesting calendars" There is the option of creating a new one and managing one.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2010 at 10:56 PM
Creating a new one and managing one doesn't answer our needs. If there is someone who had already created one and managing an interesting calendar we should be able to subscribe to that as before.ReplyDelete
PLEASE bring back this option. I used this for my kid's school info. before and would like to do the same with his new school. Thanks.
- AnonymousApril 5, 2010 at 3:00 PM
Google, please listen!! Bring back the public calendars - they were so brilliant and useful. It was a great way to keep in touch with local events and opportunities to be involved in my community.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 23, 2010 at 10:29 AM
Please bring the public calendar search feature back pleeeeeeeeeease!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 8:27 PM
public calendar is so useful, give me back!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 3, 2010 at 7:29 AM
PLEAAAASSSEE give us back public calendar search. Millions were using it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 18, 2010 at 3:38 AM
Has Google given any explanation for why they have removed the search public calendars button?ReplyDelete
Few people used it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 24, 2011 at 7:57 AM
I used it. Daft.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 4, 2011 at 12:43 AM
found a site to publish your google public calandar - http://www.gootranet.com/ReplyDelete
STILL looking for this feature to return.ReplyDelete
Terrible terrible loss. This is the perfect functionality to graduate into one you've gotten situated with the calendar. Just plain stupid to remove it.ReplyDelete


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