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Although Apps Script has been around for a while, Google has rolled out some new features recently. Last week, it was support for scripting on Sites. And today Google has added support for scripting recurring calendar events.

This will allow users to write scripts to create, retrieve, update and delete recurring events in calendars.

With the end of the month approaching, deadlines for several grants and incubators are just around the corner.

Not sure you can make the deadline to have a proposal ready for Wednesday? Well, here are a few new funding and incubator opportunities you should know about too:

There are a lot of great activities happening in the startup world, and we would like to help you make sure you're on top of these opportunities. The ReadWriteStart Calendar tracks both startup-oriented events as well as application deadlines (for competitions, grants, and incubators, for example).

If you'd like to add something to the calendar, leave a comment here or email us.

There are a lot of great activities happening in the startup world, and we would like to help you make sure you're on top of these opportunities. The ReadWriteStart Calendar tracks both startup-oriented events as well as application deadlines (for competitions, grants, and incubators, for example).

If you'd like to add something to the calendar, leave a comment here or email us.

Here are some of the upcoming deadlines and events that caught our eye this past week:

Last week, we launched our ReadWriteStart calendar, a way to help you track the various events and deadlines in the startup world. If you'd like to add something to the calendar, leave a comment here or email us.

As with the ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, we have included ways for you to easily import or download the information into your own calendar.

Here are some of the upcoming deadlines and events this month:

There are a lot of great activities happening in the startup world (including the ReadWriteWeb Real-Time Web Summit on June 11), and we would like to help you make sure you're on top of these opportunities.

We're starting a calendar on ReadWriteStart that will include both events and application deadlines (for competitions and incubators, for example).

Below you will find a few of the dates that have caught our attention this week:

We have looked at Calendaring many times (such as in our round-up of 10 players). In our own work, we have started working with both Tungle and Doodle. To understand more about why this market is strategically interesting, we recently spoke with Yori Nelken, CEO of Timebridge (see our previous coverage here).

Songkick has just given audiophiles a new obsession. Best known as a concert listing and recommendation system, the company launched a slew of new features including an editable concert history database (or gigography) and tracking for multiple cities, friends, venues, and festivals. Members can also upload their files and notes to any artist, concert, venue or festival page. The new site already contains more than one million concerts and complete tour histories. I guess it's safe to say our scrapbooking is about to change.

Just last week, Google announced offline support for Gmail, and today, Google Calendar is also finally getting a similar upgrade. Google Apps users are the first to get access to this new feature, though we assume that Google will roll this out to all of its users soon. The offline feature was built on top of Google Gears, which is available for Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

TimeBridge is a San Francisco-based startup focused on making it easy to schedule meetings and appointments. In a relatively crowded market, the product has managed to show impressive growth over recent months, this week surpassing the 200,000 user mark, with over 12,000 businesses using the service.