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Highest Rated
A perfect sync contact application I have ever used.
Lowest Rated
I'm afraid this just doesn't work as it's supposed to. There are dozens of posts reporting the same problem and they are all unanswered. I had the sync direction as Outlook-to-Gmail only. The tool made a great back-up of my Outlook contacts to my Gmail Contacts. But when I delete a contact in Outlook, it creates an error and does not delete it from Gmail. Then I changed the syncing to both ways and this time it knows there is an error but then says the sync direction is one-way only (which it isn't!) and tells you that it won't, after all, delete the contact from Gmail. It seems that the check-boxes have a mind of their own and don't actually set the preferences thay are supposed to set. What are you supposed to do to get support? None of the requests on the support page have been answered.
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Great job. Thanks!
Works great! Many many thx!!
Joins the MS Outlook and Google Worlds like nothing else I have found so far. Contacts and Calendars at the detail level can be quite complex. It would get a 5* if it could handle the notes in Outlook better and handle calendar edit/update sync - which seems to be busted. Overall a great program that delivers the goods. A WIKI type of FAQ/Helpfile would be useful. I am sure users would be willing to populate some of it.
A perfect solution to a complex problem. Thank you for keeping it up to date and acting REALLY fast when changes (at googles API) affect it's operation. A link to the sourceforge site on the GUI would help though...
Since the last update this is the message I get when trying to sync= Warning] Cannot connect to Google, please check for available internet connection and proxy settings if applicable: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. Nothing has changed that I can find on my computer or Google settings. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
Good for contacts sync. [I'm leaving my original comment (for which I gave 2 stars -- please see the update below concerning the solution to this problem. I've updated my star rating to 4] Appointments sync has several problems: * does not handle exceptions to recurring events (if you delete one occurrence of a recurring event in Outlook, it is not deleted in Google); * does not handle changes in daylight saving time for recurring events; e.g. weekly event created on 23 March at 11.30 shows at 12.30 on 30 March (European time zones changed to daylight saving on 28 March). These problems make it unusable as a calendar sync tool. It would be really nice if they could be fixed. In the meantime, it serves as a contact sync only. UPDATE: I've been playing with this to try and work out what exactly is happening. It turns out that I didn't choose a time zone in GO Sync (it is blank by default and selection is not required. When I selected "Europe/Paris" as time zone and ran the exact same tests again, it worked perfectly. Conclusion: Make sure you choose a time zone!
This project fills a large void that was left by the discontinuation of Google Calendar Sync. For the most part it works well as a replacement,and includes additional features such as contact and note syncing. Support is provided by submitting tickets and is well organized and transparent to the end user. Although it may take awhile for features and bug fixes to be implemented, I believe this is to be expected for a project and team of this size and I think the developers are doing a good job overall.
I'm very happy with GO Contact Sync Mod because it is easy to setup and use it works perfectly!
Just installed this Mod and it works perfect.. Thank You.. I have been looking for months to find a replacement for Google Calendar Sync
Great software, worked perfect from the first day of usage. I only use "Outlook -> google" one-way synchronisation. My biggest feature request would be automatically syncing with two google accounts. I share the contacts in Outlook (and even the windows account) with my wife. Both our mobiles use a different google account. The drawback is, I can only have one Google account on an Android phone. So, please update the software to automatically sync to two Google accounts.
Great product, worked on first attempt. Pay attention to settings e.g. Google to Outlook or Outlook to Google, et cetera. Windows 10 Build 9926 Outlook 365
Crashes on Sync. Unusable in current state. My bug logged by many others too - error syncing google calendar :( [Error saving EXISTING Google appointment...] Would LOVE for this to be fixed and to start loving this. Looks very promising...
Do the work. Very good results.
Saved me a lot of time moving contacts from thunderbird. since prior contacts were stored in Thunderbird and synced to Google, I simply installed Go Contact and it easily brought my contacts over to Outlook 2010. Thank you for such a smooth program.
Absolutely excellent
Works great on Win 7 / Outlook 2013. But fails on Win 8.1 Pro.
That's a very nice tools. recently, I found the contact pictures are not sync to google contact. Could anyone encount same problem on it? Win7+outlook 2003 with GO CSM 3.9.2 On Google account
Very excellent. I'm just using for contacts, not appointments. No major issues. I do wish I had the option to override this error though: (RTF = Rich Text Format). Without an override, I cannot have the contact's notes update. [1/27/2015 8:27:56 PM | Warning] Outlook contact notes body not updated, because it is RTF, otherwise it will overwrite it by plain text: NameOfContact Also, when you change phone numbers on Google so that their label (Home, Work, Etc) is Custom (customized text), that number does not then sync to Outlook. Instead, such phone numbers should be given custom fields so that the data isn't lost. Maybe an option to append this data onto the notes section of the contact would be useful too.
This is almost perfect, but it doesn't seem to be able to sync reminders for events. Example: If I add a birthday via Google Calender, and choose to be reminded 1 week ahead of time, that reminder doesn't sync at all into Outlook 2013.
An essential tool for the road warrior forced into the Microsoft infested swamps of Outlook... :-)
I was having lots of different issues, but once I installed the .Net 4 framework client profile and extended software from Micro$oft, all the issues and sync problems went away. Using Office 2010 Pro Plus.
I have been looking for a tool to sync my Google Calendar with Outlook 2013, and I feel grateful to have this open source tool!! I have gone through a few errors with previous version and I could see your efforts in working on those errors. A big THANKS to the team!
I am very excited about this project if it can do what others have already experienced. However, I have not been able to get a successful sync yet, so my rating is based on it's potential only. If it actually will start successfully syncing my calendar, that would make it a 4-5 star app easily. Using 3.9.0 with Windows 7 and Outlook 2013
Using: GCSM 3.9.0, Windows 8.1, Outlook 2010 and Google Calendar. When changing an existing calendar entry (either in Google or in Outlook), the changes are not synced to the other side. Example: changing a title in a minor way, but also when changing the duration of a particular calendar entry.
Finally got it working and it is perfect for syncing contacts, notes and the calender on my new One + One Android phone with Outlook 2007 on my laptop. I don't use GMail except as a pass through tool for this utility. Kept crashing when syncing contacts after initially loading OK. Turned out to be several of my older contacts were somehow causing the problem. They were originally created years ago and have been through many versions of outlook and mobile phone formats. Only found the issue by loading contacts one by one and then checking sync works for each one. Just created new contacts for the faulty ones. Also noted that uninstall leaves behind profiles, shortcuts and other data. BUT it's a great tool and much better than Samsung Kies which only works on Samsung phones.


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More gold, please
The Finance Minister P Chidambaram had announced in this year's budget that women and men living abroad can bring gold worth Rs1,00,000 and Rs50,000 respectively. The move is welcome but is too little and half hearted, with gold costing about Rs3,000 per gram. The allowance should be enhanced to Rs3,00,000 for women and Rs1,50,000 for men, for practical purposes. Increasing this allowance will prevent corruption and harassment of Indians returning from abroad, as NRIs have contributed significantly to the Indian economy.
—Ramesh G Jethwani,
The new "normal"
for inflation
The budget for 2013-14 is built on the assumption of a nominal GDP growth rate of 13.4 per cent with an underlying inflation of 6.5 per cent. Is it the 'new normal for inflation' against 5 per cent being held as the 'tolerable' rate for more than two decades? Would the RBI adopt this for its monetary policy in 2013-14? If it has a different take on the subject would it not result in a disconnect in the coordination of fiscal and monetary policies?
—A Seshan, via email
Delhi shamed, again
It is a matter of concern that New Delhi has truly become the new capital of rape in the world. It is outrageous that a seven-year-old girl became a rape victim within school premises. The fear of law is non existent in our judicial system.
—Deepak Chikramane, Mumbai
Security for the
girl child
Close on the heels of the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old girl in a moving bus in south Delhi on December 16, the news of sexual assault by an unidentified man inside a municipal school in the capital New Delhi on Thursday has sent a chill through our spines. Obviously, hundreds of people were up in arms on the street to demonstrate their ire. It is incredulous that a total stranger was able to gain access to the corridors of the school, commit his act and walk away freely. That such shameful acts continue to happen in the country despite deterrent punishments being put in place paints a sorry picture of our security systems. With little or no security in state run schools the dangers lurking are all too evident and there is an imperative need to protect the girl child. This incident brings to the mind the mind the saying 'It takes a village to raise a child'.Where was the village that day?
—N J Ravi Chander, Bangalore
Rape is a menace
The Bhandara rape of three girls which shocked even home minister Shinde confirms the state of affairs with regard to women's safety in India. The society, including the government, politicians and of course the general public have the moral responsibility of wiping out this menace. Stringent laws, a system to capture culprits, instant punishment and other measures will help tackle this menace, which seems to be ruining the very fabric of this nation.
—V S Ganeshan, via email
Arms and the US
This refers to Buddhi Kota Subbarao's article about North Korea in DNA dated March 2. The article was interesting and the author has many valid points. USA and its allies have been threatening the economically weak North Korea for many years. Therefore, N Korea has no option but to arm itself with deadly weapons. When it arms itself, the same countries condemn North Korea for acquiring weapons. But USA keeps quiet when Israel and other allies acquire deadly weapons.
—Shishir Khandheria, via email
Tracking illegal immigrants
This is in reference to the news item ' Illegal immigrants to face tough time' on March 2. These immigrants are openly and freely moving in and around Mira Road till the Virar belt. We have around four MLAs and two MPs in our area, for citizens' safety. These representatives receive garlands and give big speeches at gatherings which are attended by many immigrants. In the Vasai-Virar region there are some 10 to 12 lakh illegal people whose whereabouts are not known to government agencies. We are grateful that Anil Kumbhare has now started a movement to find such persons, but he must also question those who provide shelter for such illegal immigrants.
—Marcus Dabre, Vasai
To err is Shinde
The home minister Shinde has to be corrected by Jaitley in the Rajya Sabha for disclosing the names of the rape victims. It creates a doubt about Shinde's knowledge of the rules. His carelessness cannot be easily overlooked. The prime minister Manmohan Singh should note this and advice Shinde
accordingly so that he does not commit such serious mistakes in future and embarrass his government.
—V S Ganeshan
No land for Gandhi?
My humble request to Rahul Gandhi is to not visit my city. Close to 1,000 banners were put up on the W E highway yesterday. Not only that, the traffic was halted this morning for around 10 minutes and entire thing was chaotic. It would have been appropriate if the amount that was spent on the banners and the police machinery was used for Vidarbha's farmers and the drought areas of Maharastra. This man who talks about the aam aadmi is least concerned about them.
—Kamalesh Kamat
Applause for Chidambaram
Finally, the much awaited P Chidambaram show in Parliament was enacted and there are mixed reactions. But one thing is clear: He maintained a good balancing act. Of course there are no populist measures but a fairly large section of economists and other experts feel Chidambaram has done a good job considering the present circumstances. The good thing is he has not succumbed to populists pressures and concentrated on fiscal measures to strengthen our economy. Let us see whether his efforts will bear fruit.
—VS Ganeshan, Bangalore


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Seniors are more vulnerable to fraud
Senior citizens, according to Jason Alderman, director of Practical Money Skills for Life, are a favorite target for fraud, probably because they are considered more affluent and trusting.
Many Filipinos will probably agree. People have told me they are concerned that elderly relatives are losing their savings, sometimes to their own caregivers.
A colleague said she noticed that her mother was frequently withdrawing significant amounts from her accounts when the old woman had very few needs. She suspected that a young doctor, who had become her mother's "best friend," was the beneficiary of the withdrawals. After she took control of her mother's bank books and automated teller machine cards, the unnecessary withdrawals stopped without much effect on the old woman's comfort and health.
Several years back, a court ordered the return of property sold by the niece/caregiver of the grandmother of a prominent personality without the family's knowledge and consent. It turned out the solicitous niece forged the old woman's signature and transferred huge tracts of land to her name.
Attractive targets
According to Alderman, the Federal Bureau of Investigation says senior citizens make attractive targets for scams:
"They are more likely to have a nest egg, own their home and have good credit; seniors are less likely to report fraud because they do not know where to report it or do not realize they have been scammed, or are too ashamed at having been duped…"
The financial expert says, "When elderly victims do report crimes, they often make poor witnesses because of faulty memory."
Alderman offers tips on how to avoid common telemarketing scams targeting seniors:
"Be wary, even if callers appear legitimate. Caller ID 'spoofers' pretending to represent your bank, credit card company or government agencies may try to trick you into revealing personal information under the pretext of fixing a security breach. When in doubt, hang up and contact the organization yourself.
"You have supposedly won a prize but are asked to pay for handling, postage or taxes.
"Get-rich-quick schemes, like those involving Nigerian princes (or ousted government officials) trying to smuggle funds out of their country using your bank account in exchange for a cut of the amount.
"The 'Grandparent Scam,' where someone pretending to be your grandchild calls in a panic, claiming to have been arrested or injured (often abroad) and asking you to wire them money—and not tell their parents because they are embarrassed.
"Soliciting funds for fake charities, especially after natural disasters.
"Companies offering seniors free medical equipment or services. (In the US, according to Alderman, they forge a doctor's signature and bill and use the victim's Medicare number to bill the health insurer for unneeded goods or services that are never actually received.)"
Some will even offer to recover money you lost, he says.
He stresses that credit card numbers or any personal information should never be provided, unless you made the initial contact, like when you call your bank or credit card issuer.
Alderman advises seniors to be on high alert for scams. I will add that their relatives should be vigilant, too, so their loved ones do not get victimized.
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Present Activities of the Hungarian Astronomical Association-
Variable Star Section (HAA-VSS) (Abstract)
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L. L. Kiss
Department of Experimental Physics, JATE University, Szeged, Dómtér 9, H-6720
Hungary; current affiliation University of Sydney, School of Physics, A28, NSW
Variable star observing is one of the most popular amateur astronomy
activities in Hungary. Traditionally the visual observing technique has been most
common, but the first results in CCD photometry have appeared showing the future
of observing fainter variables with higher accuracy. The total number of visual
observations received yearly exceeds 40,000 (thanks to a few very enthusiastic
members of the HAA-VSS), which is an exciting sign of the continuous interest
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And don't need no battery cause I'm in charge
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This is a pun using the homonym "charge" as Chris Brown states the he is "in charge". Playing on the fact that batteries usually need to be charged, Brown adds that he doesn't "need a battery".
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Posted by Tanya Harrison on 2013/11/18 04:34 CST | 1 comments
Bright and early this morning, we NASA Social folks met at the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex for a tour of the space shuttle Atlantis. This is the first shuttle I've seen in person, and it was a stunning sight to see.
SpaceUp LA and the MAVEN Launch on Planetary Radio
Posted by on 2013/11/15 10:07 CST
Check into the latest Southern California "unconference" for space enthusiasts and professionals, and get ready for live coverage of Monday morning's launch of the Mars orbiter.
"How do I get that lovely pin?" you may ask...
Posted by Bill Nye on 2013/11/07 05:57 CST | 6 comments
Tonight, I'm on The Big Bang Theory with Bob Newhart. I hope you watch closely enough to notice the pin in my lapel. It's our pin, The Planetary Society logo pin. It's the coolest logo pin ever. So, you're probably wondering how to get one. Join The Planetary Society by November 15, and we'll send you a pin.
Planetary Radio: Looking for Intelligence in a Flash
The All-Sky OSETI Search Gets Even Better
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/11/05 10:58 CST | 1 comments
An update on the Planetary Society's improved Optical SETI search, with Harvard's Paul Horowitz and Curtis Mead.
PLANETARY RADIO LIVE: MAVEN Launches for Mars
Live coverage from Pasadena and Cape Canaveral!
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/11/01 04:16 CDT | 2 comments
Host Mat Kaplan will be joined by Bill Nye the Science Guy, Bruce Betts and Emily Lakdawalla for this special live event.
Mars Needs Plutonium! (And so do Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Points Beyond)
Planetary Radio Talks With Casey Dreier About Restoring Production of an Isotope
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/10/29 10:38 CDT
Society Advocacy and Outreach Coordinator Casey Dreier visits Planetary Radio with the tale of an element that is essential to exploration of deep space.
Posted by Bruce Betts on 2013/10/29 05:42 CDT | 3 comments
An update from University of Strathclyde researchers about the Planetary Society sponsored laboratory Laser Bees asteroid deflection project including a new laser and other lab equipment, and the start of new related projects.
The Planetary Society takes on Canada
Posted by Kate Howells on 2013/10/28 06:57 CDT | 4 comments
The Planetary Society's work beyond the United States is still not nearly as extensive as it is in the Society's home country. But we are making some huge steps towards changing that, starting with Canada – America's neighbor, NASA's partner, and the home of almost eighteen hundred Planetary Society members.
America's Pastime: Planetary Science
Planetary Radio brings the home team to playoff week
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/10/15 12:16 CDT
Apologies to baseball fans and others for the theme of this week's Planetary Radio preview, which has star player Emily Lakdawalla on deck.
Alpha Centauri Planet Hunt Update
Posted by Bruce Betts on 2013/10/15 11:27 CDT | 2 comments
An update from Yale's Debra Fischer about the Alpha Centauri planet hunt, partially sponsored by The Planetary Society, as well as her team's efforts to remove "noise" from parent stars to help find exoplanets.
Your Name...On Its Way to the Stars?
Jon Lomberg on the New Horizons Message Initiative
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/10/08 07:29 CDT
This week's Planetary Radio features artist Jon Lomberg inviting listeners to join the New Horizons Message Initiative.
Go LADEE!
Planetary Radio Live Launch Special
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/09/10 10:41 CDT
Listen to or watch the recording of our live celebration for LADEE as the spacecraft blasted off for the moon.
Watch LADEE Launch to the Moon with The Planetary Society
Live Webcast Begins HERE at 7:30pm PDT / 10:30pm EDT
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/09/06 08:45 CDT
Starting at 7:30pm PDT/10:30pm EDT, we will webcast a special event around the launch of NASA's next lunar spacecraft. Watch our special coverage with lunar scientists and live video from the launch site, as well as NASA TV footage of the launch itself.
Posted by Bill Nye on 2013/09/04 09:50 CDT | 43 comments
Something remarkable has come up. I've been cast as a 'star' on Dancing With The Stars here in the US. (For our British readers, it's a very similar format to your Strictly Come Dancing.) As unusual as this may seem, I believe we can broaden awareness of the Society and thereby humankind's exploration of the Cosmos one ballroom dance at a time.
I Remember Bruce Murray
The Personal Side of a Planetary Radio Tribute
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/09/03 10:03 CDT | 1 comments
This week's Planetary Radio is a tribute to the Planetary Society's co-founder, Chairman and President. Mat provides a more personal tribute in this blog post.
Bruce Murray: Personal Reflections of a Former Student
Posted by Bruce Betts on 2013/08/29 01:44 CDT | 2 comments
I am saddened by the loss of my professor and mentor, Bruce Murray. I celebrate him here by sharing some personal memories and reflections. There is much to respect, and also much to amuse as we reflect on the life of this great man.
China Goes to the Moon and Beyond?
A Conversation with Space Journalist Leonard David
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/08/27 01:06 CDT
Planetary Radio guest Leonard David has been writing about space exploration for more than five decades. He has collected analysis from around the world about China's big plans for space exploration.
Caution: Spacecraft Under Construction
Visiting JPL's high bay clean room with NASA Administrator Charles Bolden
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/08/20 10:39 CDT | 1 comments
Join Emily Lakdawalla and Mat Kaplan inside JPL's High Bay 1, where two Earth-revealing missions are being readied for launch.
One Year on Mars: My Favorite Moments from Planetfest 2012
Posted by Casey Dreier on 2013/08/06 04:28 CDT | 1 comments
It seems like it was just yesterday that 2000 people gathered in the Pasadena Convention Center to celebrate Curiosity's landing on Mars. All of Planetfest 2012 is online for your enjoyment.
Movie SciFi With Real Science? What a Concept!
Europa Report is available on demand and online, and in theaters on August 2
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2013/07/30 10:14 CDT | 1 comments
This week's Planetary Radio features the new indy film that relies on the best available science to create a thrilling and inspiring human mission to Jupiter's moon.
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Virtual Lab Crime Scene 2 includes 8 labs focused on enabling students to apply more sophisticated tools, such as: Toxicology, Death/Autopsy, Soil Examination, Forensic Anthropology, DNA Fingerprinting, Tool Marks, Casts and Impressions, and Fire and Explosives. This lab also includes activities and assessment for crime scence investigation/evidence collection and crime scene investigation skills. Each lab activity includes: background information, 3D crime scene, clear instructions, virtual forensic toolkit, post lab assessment, critical thinking questions, and research activities. Students will use the printed access code when registering for the first time. Visit www.cengage.com/community/forensicscience to learn more about the virtual lab program.


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Several NBA playoff predictions accurate
Several NBA playoff predictions accurate
Several NBA playoff predictions accurate
Point spreads in the first round that have been perfect or near-perfect, including the push produced when San Antonio beat Phoenix by five in Game 5.
NBA point spreads are always tougher to figure out, especially in the postseason.
But with the end of the first round of the playoffs close to an end, Las Vegas oddsmakers have already produced several point spreads for games that ended almost as predicted.
The high-point came Tuesday night when San Antonio was favored by five points to defeat Phoenix in Game 5. Despite trailing in the second half, the Spurs rallied late and won, 92-87, to win the best-of-seven Western Conference series, 4-1.
The real news for gamblers, however, is that San Antonio's five-point winning margin created a push (no-win). The bottom line: A perfect prediction by oddsmakers.
The point spread was near perfect for New Orleans' Game 5 win over Dallas on Tuesday. The Hornets were favored by seven points and won, 99-94.
It was nearly the same story for oddsmakers Monday with Orlando's 102-92 Game 5 victory over Toronto, and the Lakers' 107-101 Game 4 win over Denver.
The Magic was favored by 7.5 points, while the Lakers were favored by four points.
While oddsmakers have had more than their share of accurate predictions in the playoffs, they've also had games when their point spreads have been way off.
On Tuesday, Houston was favored by 1.5 points over Utah in Game 5, but the Rockets crushed the Jazz, 95-69.
Then there is the Lakers' victory over Denver in Game 3. Oddsmakers made Denver a 1.5-point favorite. The Lakers won by 18 points.
After 36 NBA playoff games, the favorite is 21-14-1.
Philadelphia will play host to Detroit tonight in Game 6, with the Pistons listed as 5.5-point favorites. Detroit leads the series, 3-2, and is 7-2 against the point spread in its last nine games as a favorite.
That's probably the main reason why the Pistons hold an edge at wagerline.com's betting chart. Detroit is the consensus pick to cover the point spread at 62.47%.
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