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How can I get my iCloud calendar to show in Google Calendar?

Yes, and here are the steps on iPhone (they are identical on the desktop):To publish just one (versus all) iCal calendars to Google Calendar:Tap the ‘Calendars’ button.Tap the info button for the calendar you want to share.Tap ‘Share Link.’Tap ‘Copy.’Tap ‘Done’ on the EditCalendar page.Tap ‘Done’ again.In Google Calendar in Safari or Chrome (request the Desktop Site or sync your link from your iPhone to an actual desktop Mac; or, perform the equivalent of the iCal steps above on a desktop Mac):On the Other calendars drop-down menu, click Add by URL:Paste the link to copied from iCal in the URL field:Click Add Calendar:To publish all iCal calendars with Google Calendars (that doesn't mean share them to the public):On the Settings page, tap Manage Accounts:Enable iCloud:Return to Settings and select the iCal calendars you want to publish.

How can I delete Yahoo emails by year, like for the whole (past) year?

If you are in the new yahoo mail interface, in the search box, hit any key and you'll see a drop down appear.At the lower right is an Advanced Search link. Click that.In the window that pops up, change the date drop down to Custom Date and two new fields will appear. Fill them in with the date range, then click search mail.Select all the mail you want and hit delete as you normally would.You can also just type in to the search box:after:”2017/01/01″ before:”2018/01/01″For example, to search for all mail received in 2017.

My brother is interviewing at Yahoo! Should I feel sorry for him?

Your question sounds a bit condescending. I hope that is not really your intention and will try to be helpful with my answer.I worked at Yahoo! for 12 years, and I learned a lot during my time there. So I hope your brother would have a successful interview and find a challenging position there. Though Yahoo! definitely has its challenges, the company has quite a few intriguing opportunities (see Gil's answer) and offers good compensation and benefits. From 401K to medical insurance, Yahoo!'s benefits are comparable, if not superior, to benefits of other well-known companies.The reason you ask this question is most likely due to Yahoo!'s recent issues with senior leadership and Yahoo!'s struggle in growing its business and marketshare. Surprisingly Yahoo! might not be the only company with these problems. So if you feel sorry for your brother, you would have to advise him to avoid many other companies, e.g. Netflix, HP, Groupon, etc.This is where I believe that you might still not get it. While it is true that growing/thriving companies offer more good opportunities, there are also bad jobs/positions at these companies. At the same time, a struggling company might still offer very good job opportunities for anyone to learn and grow.So same as everywhere else, there are good teams/positions at Yahoo! (moving fast, talented people, interesting problems, fun team, etc.), and there are bad teams/positions (red tape, bureaucratic, bad managers, ...) You should advise your brother to watch out for signs of these during the interview before making his decision. For example, difficult interview questions and sound-smart interviewers are signs of a good team.You should hope that your brother will find a good team, pass the interview, and get a good offer. In this economy, you should not feel sorry for him getting an interview anywhere.