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The migration into cities is expected to continue and gain momentum if we look at the data available on hand which suggests that about 25–30 people will migrate every minute to cities from the rural areas in India. Approximately 60% of the Indian population is expected to live in urban areas by 2050. To absorb this massive shift, India needs to find smarter ways to manage complexities, increase efficiency and provide a better quality of life, by making cities smart and sustainable.
As we are aware , the Government of India initiated the Smart Cities project earlier this year which aligns with the Prime Minister's Digital India campaign. The Indian government has even earmarked an investment of Rs.50,802 crore over the next five years into the Top 20 smart cities.
'Smart' in the cities
To realize government's vision of 20 smart cities by 2020, various players from different industries came together for instilling the 'Smart' in the cities. But what makes a city smart?
We believe that for a city to be smart and sustainable, different elements need to come together but ICT is at the heart of it. It enables different industries like utility, security, hospitality, transport, public safety, etc, to collectively provide citizen services more efficiently and in a smarter way. As a global ICT solution provider, Ericsson helps front-runners in these industries to start shifting information and communications technologies from the backroom to the boardroom. When properly planned and managed, smart, sustainable city developments can address cities' pain points and create multiple efficiencies with compelling ROI on the economic, social and environmental fronts.
Ericsson sees the bigger picture, the Networked Society, where connectivity and technologies such as big data, cloud technology, smart grids, and the Internet of Things can enable the sustainable cities of the future. Our end-to-end solution supports the specific needs of any city. Ericsson offers a unique approach based on open standards, cross licensing, harmonization of regulation and commitment to technology democratization. Ericsson's telecom heritage makes it uniquely equipped to create ICT-based solutions, solve complex problems, and provide seamless connectivity.
For example, effective transportation is about connecting people and places. Building a connected and integrated system of transportation modes is crucial for smooth journeys, mobility, and livability in growing cities. Having the right data and insights into mobility needs across an entire city can help make public transport systems the natural choice for people. One good example to start with would be to not have a warm bus departing without passengers, while those who have just missed it shiver as they wait for the next one on a cold winter morning. Transportation history was made at Kista Mobility Week, Sweden in April, this year, with the world's first 5G-enabled driverless buses. Each bus was automated and used 5G technology components to deliver a live camera feed and positional data to a remote control center through Ericsson's 5G test network. The demonstrations showed how ICT can transform the efficiency, responsiveness, and sustainability of transport systems in cities around the world. The 5G-enabled driverless buses were part of a demonstration on the future of transport, and the general public was invited to climb aboard for a test ride and a glimpse of how the Networked Society is transforming commuting.
Another interesting example is smart metering as voltage fluctuations and power outage are quite common. It can help achieve greater engagement levels, savings from adapting consumption to different tariff schemes, flexible billing, reduced energy consumption and carbon footprint, improved outage management and better information to regulatory bodies. We are running a pilot in the utilities space by installing smart meters in Assam over the next three years. The solution offers outage management, reduction in aggregate technical and commercial losses, power quality management and net metering. The overall aim is to reduce network losses and improve system efficiency. Also, Ericsson and Elektrilevi, the major Estonian electricity distribution network operator, deployed a smart metering network in Estonia and consumers are reaping the benefits of lower costs and greater efficiencies. As the prime integrator, Ericsson supplied and deployed 630,000 smart meters, as well as the operation support systems (OSS) to manage the resulting data.
Way Forward
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his speech rightly quoted, "Cities in the past were built on riverbanks. They are now built along highways. But in the future, they will be built based on availability of optical fiber networks and next-generation infrastructure."
Smart, sustainable cities hold many of the keys to ensuring better economic, social and environmental conditions. If deployed effectively and with sustainability at the core, ICT can accelerate progress towards the desired goals.
ICT is transforming cities everywhere, and it is a key enabler of smart, sustainable solutions. As connectivity and innovative technologies become widespread, the potential for ICT to solve cities' problems will only grow. However, creating a smart, sustainable city is a continuous process, requiring vision, ongoing measurements and constant rebalancing of complex, often competing needs. To ensure the best chance of success, those shaping the future of cities must lay a solid foundation for transformation.
Only by recognizing the fundamental social transformations, now taking place, and by involving our communities in defining the way forward, will we be able to steer these unique technological resources toward the greater benefit of people, business and society.
- Paolo Colella, is the former head of India Region, Ericsson

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It was the my last morning at Mu Cang Chai. I had got a wonderful adventure amid the mesmerizing rice terraces of this land. Today my motorbike adventure would continue on a road that I had not been to, though I had traveled to all destinations in the far-north of Vietnam several times.
My plan was to travel from Mu Cang Chai to Hoang Su Phi for climbing Mount Chieu Lau Thi, the second highest mountain in Ha Giang Province. The part of the journey that had been unknown to me was Route 279 from Than Uyen (Lai Chau Province) to Hoang Su Phi and the provincial Route 178 from Yen Binh Town (Quang Binh District, Ha Giang) to Mount Chieu Lau Thi (Ho Thau Commune, Hoang Su Phi, Ha Giang). Then, I would probably have a few days trekking to visit different ethnic villages amid rice terraces of Hoang Su Phi.
Rice terraces at Mu Cang Chai in bright sunshine
I had been extremely lucky with the weather at Mu Cang Chai on this trip, only a bit of rain on the first day. And today was going to be a wonderful day too, dry and pleasant. I had got deep sleep last night and had got over an hour for breakfast and for enjoying the wonderful mountainscape by my hot tea! Sunlight lit up the rice terraces making it so appealing that made me a bit hesitant to leave this dear place! No, I had better go; it was going to be a very long way that I had no ideas about the road conditions. That was 08:21 o'clock of a beautiful autumn day at Mu Cang Chai, my motorbike and I were back on the road amid the unreal golden rice terraces…
Rice terraces near Mu Cang Chai Township
I tried not to stop for photography, but was forced to by the unbelievable landscape. It was so beautiful in the morning sunlight… I had been lost for some very long time until it got warm and I realized that I had quite a long way ahead. That had been lovely anyway, and I might or might not make it to the mountain tonight.
The road was a good one and there was only sound of the winds blowing against me. It was quiet when I left the township of Mu Cang Chai behind. There were more forests on both sides of the road which snaked its way through narrow mountain gorges which went on and on... The forested mountains receded at Than Uyen when I turned into the third biggest valley in the North West of Vietnam, Muong Than. The rice was ready for being collected, there were water buffaloes grazing and storks playing. I only made a few quick stops for photography and rode on.
Rice fields at Muong Than Valley, Than Uyen, Lai Chau
The road passed the town of Than Uyen and there was a turn into Route 279. It is so excited to ride on an unknown road. The gradient went up and I got some sweeping view of a part of Than Uyen. There were some places that it was very bad road and dusty air due to trucks carrying ores. I made one stop for lunch somewhere in Van Ban (Lao Cai) then kept on.
It was 3:30 P.M when I arrived at Nghia Do (Bao Yen, Lao Cai). Some locals told me that there was a way to the mountain that I was trying to reach. I couldn't look it up on my smart phone due to no internet available in the area. No problem, I'd try this route then. The road went up abruptly and I soon found myself climbing endless gradients one after another… The scenery was unbelievably beautiful and wild, there were only the mountains and me most of the time; I encountered only a couple of local people on the way. They were not sure of where I was going….
Golden rice terraces at Nghia Do, Bao Yen, Lao Cai
It was nearly 05:00 P.M when there was a little community, it looked like there would be a township here soon. They had been making new roads and there had been heavy rains here that some paths were flooded. And suddenly my rear tire went flat. Someone by the roadside showed me the direction to a repair shop. It was quite a job pushing the motorbike through the muddy and flooded path to the repair shop. And it was a tough job for the man at the repair shop to replace it in sticky mud. It took half an hour or something that my motorbike was ready again. The gentleman told me that it was Ban Lien Commune of Bac Ha District and if I wanted to get to Bac Ha Town then it was 30km away. He had no ideas as to the mountain that I was trying to get to.
I realized that I had turned into a wrong way and I had to come back to Route 279. It was possible to travel to Bac Ha, then Xin Man and Hoang Su Phi but that was not my plan; I had been there too many times already. I decided to go back. It was dark when I reached Nghia Do and Route 279 again. It was dark and the road was very bad that I arrived at Yen Binh Town (Quang Binh District, Ha Giang) at 07:30 P.M in pitch-darkness.
The hot chicken soup helped me to recover quickly and I got a clean room at a hotel near the restaurant right in the town's center. After a hot shower, I had some relaxing time watching television while it rained heavily outside. It turned out later that I had the best sleep that night more than ever that I could remember in my life!
The morning came with a relaxing pace and I got time for a hot tea in the room. Looking out of the window it was cloudy and moist, but it wasn't raining. I had had a long day yesterday and I couldn't make it to the Chieu Lau Thi Mountain as planned. I had gotten lost and discovered a hidden beauty of Bao Yen and Bac Ha Districts (Lao Cai Province). The day had been a wonderful experience looking back now…
Rice fields at Quang Binh, Ha Giang
Leaving the hotel at 07:30 A.M I got time for breakfast and left Yen Binh at 0800 A.M. It was cloudy and hazy still. I checked with some local people and found that Route 178 and another route via Tien Nguyen Commune (Hoang Su Phi District) were both in extremely bad conditions. But there was a small but fairly good road via Xuan Minh Commune (Hoang Su Phi) which should save me quite a distance compared to the route via Viet Quang Town.
Mountains at Xuan Minh, Quang Binh, Ha Giang
Route 279 from Yen Binh Town was in bad conditions but once I turned into the small route heading northward to Hoang Su Phi District then it was fairly good. The altitude went up suddenly and I could feel my ears popping. There were patches or rice terraces amid a vast forested area. It turned more foggy and came a rain. The road was meandering with quite a few blind curves, but it was without traffic. I saw only some locals working by the roadsides.
A scenic village road at Thong Nguyen, Hoang Su Phi, Ha Giang
It stopped raining when I was about near Thong Nguyen and things looked quite familiar to me as I had been here many times. That was about 11:00 A.M. The road was very quiet and I had a pleasant time soaking in fresh air and tranquility. At first it was flat road, then there were gradients going up and up. The sun was coming back and the air was soon warm. I felt really hungry and there were no restaurants nearby.
Rice fields at Nam Ty, Hoang Su Phi
When I was near Ban Peo there was a fruit stall by the roadside and the lady had Com Lam (steamed rice cooked in a bamboo pipe). I ordered tangerines and a pipe of Com Lam and had a simple lunch with superb views of the wild nature around.
A peaceful road amid fresh mountainscape at Ban Peo, Hoang Su Phi
After lunch I followed the excellent road to Nam Dich, then took the high road with stunning views of valleys and mountains leading to Ban Luoc. There were quite a few landslides on the way that at some points the road was almost hollow underneath the concrete surface which was waiting to be gone into the ravine. The scenes were quite wild, stunning and scary…
Sublime nature at Ban Luoc, Hoang Su Phi
The landscapes at Ban Luoc were captivating and I spent quite a while getting lost in the wonderful sublime nature. When I got to the base of Mount Chieu Lau Thi it was 15:35 and it was blue sky with pleasant temperatures. The distance from the mountain base to the hut near the summit is 9km and I was happy as things were so far so good. But I soon found out that I was too optimistic...
Trail to Mount Chieu Lau Thi, Ho Thau, Hoang Su Phi
Bad trail at Mount Chieu Lau Thi
The road which went up all the way was extremely bad, and it turned from bad to worse to horrendous. At a point, a part of the mountainside was gone and at another point the road itself was about to be gone into the ravine. The Com Lam I had for lunch did help me a lot in pushing and pulling my motorbike through sandy, muddy and slippery mounds of earth blocking the path.
Landslide on the trail to the summit of Chieu Lau Thi
Scenery at twilight at Mount Chieu Lau Thi
It was about 4:30 P.M when I was 7km from the mountain base meaning I'd have 2km to reach the campsite when there were quite a few huge boulders blocking the path. It might have been due to some heavy rains and landslides. I thought I wouldn't be able to make it further. The choices were that either I could leave my motorbike there and hike up to the campsite or I could just travel down and give up my plan. I took the latter choice and descended the mountain and got down to the mountain base a bit after 5:20 P.M. There was a homestay of a Nung ethnic family nearby which was just wonderful given that it was getting dark soon.
Nature around Chieu Lau Thi
The hostess of the homestay greeted me when I came. She made tea for me and told me about her family and how they started providing the service. The husband came back home from work some 15 minutes later. We had a chat while the wife left for the kitchen. The man then showed me about his house and took me to my bed upstairs. He urged me to have a shower then be ready for dinner. It was only a short conversation with the hosts but it helped me a lot in understanding local life and local tourism. I was so glad about the decision to go down the mountain.
The cozy bed
Bathroom's window open onto a nice valley
The great valley in front of the homestay
Dinner came much quicker than I had thought. The lady was surely a great cook. She said they had not expected guests tonight and had only pork and water buffalo meat. I told her that was perfect for me and showed my appreciation for her wonderful cooking. We had a nice conversation and quite a few drinks of local spirit. Their father had dinner at a party in the neighborhood and the mother was a good drinker. She kept raising a toast and another. I had to apologize that I couldn't drink more. The husband would have to get up early for work at a local government office and I told them I wanted to go bed early too. It rained heavily during the night, but I had wonderful sleep anyway.
The facade of the house
I felt quite embarrassed getting up late in the morning when everyone had been around the breakfast table already. I had a quick meal with the hosts and went about their house for some photos. In daylight I could see the house better. It was a huge wooden house on stilts overlooking a scenic valley. I thought I'd be lovely to stay here a couple of days trekking in the area. But I'd have to come back on another trip then...
Sublime nature at Ho Thau, Hoang Su Phi
My plan for the day was to leave for Ban Phung Village where there were wide views of golden rice terraces on high altitudes. After bidding farewell to the hosts I found out that the inner tube of the rear tyre was flat again. The host told me that there was a repair shop just on the road, 100m away. It took me another hour to get it fixed again and departed at 09:00 A.M.
Rice terraces at Ho Thau
It had rained hard when I was at the repair shop but stopped when I was on the road again. The sun came out some time later, but the morning was mostly cloudy. The road was fairly good and the landscape was beautiful and golden rice terraces on the mountainsides. My journey was relaxing. After a late lunch at Vinh Quang Town, my adventure continued on a high-altitude road heading to Ban Phung. Some parts of the road were blocked by dirt from recent landslides but it was still passable anyway.
Roadblock to Ban Phung Village
It was 1:45 P.M when I rode into a small road leading to Ban Phung when there was a road block ahead. I came over and found there was another block nearby. A ranger kept waving his hand to signal me to go away but I didn't understand. He then came over and told me that more trees might be falling down soon! Wow, that was not nice. I thanked him and said I'd come back some day. I had had a backup plan already.
Road to Ban Phung
It was bright sunshine when I turned around and it was quite warm when I reached Vinh Quang Town again. The whole afternoon was a very pleasant experience. The golden rice terraces were dazzling in bright sunlight and I got heaps of beautiful photos. I was so taken by the captivating landscape that it was nearly 6:00 P.M when I arrived at a homestay at Thong Nguyen. The homestay here had wonderful views of a plunging valley in the front and again I was the only guest.
Magnificent mountainsides at Nam Ty, Hoang Su Phi
In the evening everyone was back home. The hosts were a couple living with their parents and their two daughters. We had a simple meal for dinner that I guessed the family should have everyday because they had not been informed of my arrival. It was a lovely experience anyway. I got quite a few drinks and a lovely conversation with the hosts and the two little girls. After dinner, the family had an early night and I had a nice stroll in the front yard of the family. Another beautiful moonlit night amid imposing mountains…
Mountains at Thong Nguyen, Hoang Su Phi
Full moon night at Thong Nguyen
Awakened at 06:30 A.M I opened the window and found it was foggy. It was another night on this trip that I had had wonderful deep sleep. Here it was so peaceful, the hosts lived in another house in the back. I got up and wandered about the house for some photos. The fog lifted quickly and sunlight was soon glaring through the clouds. The little girls had left for school and the family was about to go to work. They had a big bowl of noodle soup for me which I finished quickly. I wasn't in a hurry today, just a relaxing day before heading home. I told my hosts that I'd hike around leisurely to explore the community and the mountain and wasn't sure if I would be back in time for lunch. I just didn't want to be a nuisance for them to prepare food and wait.
Foggy morning at Thong Nguyen
Amazing scenery in front of the homestay at Thong Nguyen, Hoang Su Phi
The sun came out and disappeared quickly leaving the sky to dark clouds. The whole area was soon wrapped in thick fog again and a rain came. I had been strolling mindlessly through the village into the forest. I had my raincoat with me and had no intention to come back to the house. It rained heavily for an hour or so and stopped and the sun came back with searing heat.
A trail from the village to the forest
Villagers are putting up the roof of a new house
The village in the rain
It was over mid day and I thought that had been lovely enough. I took the lower trail to hike back to the village thinking that I might want to pass the market to get some food. But after further hiking in the blistering heat I thought that shouldn't be a good idea, as I would have to climb the steep gradients back to the homestay. So a took a deserted trail through a small wood and arrived back a bit after 2:00 P.M.
Captivating landscape in bright sunshine
Nobody was in the family living area and I got a beer from the fridge and got back to the house for guests. The young hostess was preparing blankets as there were more guests coming tonight. We had a lovely talk of local life and community-based tourism in the village. It was bright sunshine still but the air turned much more pleasant.
Finishing the beer I had a lovely shower and had time to look at my photos. The other guests were arriving one by one; they had to come here by motorbike. They were of a big group of reporters and journalists coming here to promote local tourism. The house was soon noisy but I understood their work and didn't feel annoyed at all. The house was quiet again when they all left for dinner at another house. I had an early night after dinner but couldn't sleep much…
Awakened early in the morning but I tried to get some sleep back. The big group worked late at night and got up early in the morning too. They were really hard working people. I waited until they had all departed and the house was quiet again, then got up and had breakfast. It was a lovely and sunny morning today. And I had a long way back home.
Bright sunshine in the front of the homestay
Bidding farewell to the hosts at 07:40 A.M, I followed the familiar route and rode leisurely back to Hanoi. It was lovely weather at first and started bucketing down at Tuyen Quang. The rain stopped when I was near Tam Dao Mountain Range and it turned lovely when I was on the new highway heading straight to Hanoi. Arriving back home at 16:40, I had wonderful time again by my hot coffee reviewing the photos of my great adventure to the far-north of Vietnam...
Fresh mountainscape at Thong Nguyen, Hoang Su Phi


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It is about to get a little easier to buy a condominium in the U.S.
The Federal Housing Administration, which insures mortgages made by private lenders and banks, will ease condo financing regulations to open up homeownership for more first-time buyers, effective October 15. The move will help qualified homebuyers obtain low interest rate loans and allow smaller down payments for a home purchase.
Under the new rule, individual condo unit owners can apply for federal mortgage insurance, even if the condo association or developer has not applied for funding. Since the agency stopped allowing single-unit approvals in 2008 due to the Great Recession, if a condo development's leadership did not want to go through the arduous FHA approval process, individual condo owners could not receive FHA funding, according to Orest Tomaselli, chief executive officer of National Condo Advisors, LLC.
"These changes open the door tremendously for first-time homebuyers, with enhancements that will make funding more available," said David Barnhart, vice president of condominium management at Chicago-based property manager The Habitat Company. The legislation will also help condo owners who want to refinance or apply for a reverse mortgage by giving them more options.
Currently, there are about 15,000 developments in the U.S. approved to participate in the FHA's mortgage insurance programs, according to the U.S. Housing and Urban Development. The change would open up an additional 20,000 to 60,000 condo units to federal funding, according to HUD. In some markets, like New York City, it would open up 5,000 to 10,000 units, Barnhart said.


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Mariners Gameday Information – March 4 at MIL
Spring #3: Seattle Mariners (2-0) vs. Milwaukee Brewers (2-0) | 1:05 pm | Maryvale Baseball Park
Starting Pitchers: RHP Taijuan Walker (0-0, —) vs. RHP Wily Peralta (0-0, —)
Radio: 710 ESPN Seattle will broadcast today's game live…also available via mariners.com
TV: No TV for today's game
Live Stats: MLB Gameday will provide a live box score with pitch-by-pitch data
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Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 12
Tuesday, March 1, 2016 / 34 Days 'til Opening Day (April 4 at Texas Rangers)
Mariners Spring Training Games Begin Tomorrow
The past two weeks of workouts has been fun, but the real fun starts tomorrow. The Mariners open the Cactus League season with the Charity game against the San Diego Padres. Left-hander James Paxton will make the start against the Padres against left-hander Robbie Erlin. Be sure to tune in on 710 ESPN Seattle starting at 12:10 pm Seattle time. As you can see, the lineup is already posted. Looks good!
Domingo Ayala Signs With Mariners
If you're not familiar with YouTube sensation Domingo Ayala, you can check out his Domingo Ayala YouTube page. Domingo was in Mariners camp today, spending time in the clubhouse and taking the field with the club, showing off his defensive prowess and his skills at the plate. Be sure to watch the video to check out highlights from his day including comments from GM Jerry Dipoto and Manager Scott Servais.
If you want to read more about his day, check out MLB.com's feature: Comedian Ayala cracks up Mariners at camp
Felix Throws A Bullpen
Yes, Felix Hernandez threw a bullpen today which included several dozen offerings…but the highlight for Felix was looking over during his session and seeing Jamie Moyer in camp. Jamie will be here for roughly a week and will be followed by several former players throughout the spring.
Edgar And The Hall of Fame
A crew from the National Baseball Hall of Fame was in Mariners camp today and they spent time talking to Felix Hernandez, Edgar Martinez, Mike Hampton, Casey Candaele and Jamie Moyer about former teammates who are now in the Hall of Fame. Hopefully soon, the Hall of Fame crew will be going to different camps around the league talking to former teammate of Edgar.
Mariners Sign Cuban Outfielder Guillermo Heredia
Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto announced today that the club has signed outfielder Guillermo Heredia. The 25-year-old outfielder, who defected from Cuba in early 2015, played six seasons with Matanzas in the Serie Nacional Cuban League, where he hit .285 (336×1177) with 231 runs, 57 doubles, 15 triples, 23 home runs and 121 RBI in 374 games.
As a 21-year-old in the 2011-12 season, he broke through by hitting .343 with a.439 on-base percentage and a.527 slugging percentage in 443 plate appearances and won a Gold Glove award in center field.
Jamie Moyer Arrives In Camp
Jamie Moyer arrived in Mariners camp today and will be with the club working with pitchers for the next week. It is always good to have the left-hander in camp, and he won't be the only former Mariners player that joins us this spring as Ken Griffey Jr., Jay Buhner and Julio Cruz will all make appearances.
MBC Sports Plus Visits Camp
MBC Sports Plus, a Korean TV outlet, was in camp to follow first baseman Dae-Ho Lee. The crew chatted with third base coach Manny Acta, hitting coach Edgar Martinez, Manager Scott Servais, GM Jerry Dipoto and of course, Dae-Ho Lee.
Mariners Spring Training Gallery Day 12
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Truck Day 2016 – The Road To Peoria
A sure sign that spring, and Spring Training, are right around the corner, the equipment truck loaded up and hit the road today filled with everything from baseball equipment to jerseys to training equipment and office supplies.
The truck departed Safeco Field on its way to Peoria, Arizona for the 40th edition of Seattle Mariners Spring Training. The truck will make a couple of stops on its 1,506 mile journey to the Peoria Sports Complex.
When the truck arrives, it will be greeted by members of the Mariners Clubhouse crew who will spend a few days unpacking. Pitchers and catchers report to Peoria on Friday, February 19, and the position players arrive on February 24. The first full squad workout is Thursday, February 25.
Here are some photos of the moving party, with a special appearance by The Mariner Moose.
Mariners Sign Five to Minor League Deals
Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto today announced that the Mariners have signed the following players to minor league contracts with invitations to Spring Training.
- Mike Baxter, OF
- Casey Coleman, RHP
- Ed Lucas, INF
- Brad Mills, LHP
- Blake Parker, RHP
These obviously won't be the only invites to Spring Training, but it's a start. The remainder of the list will begin to trickle out in the coming weeks and we hope to have a full list out in January.
With that said, here are a few tidbits about the five that were signed this week.
Baxter, 31, spent last year in the Chicago Cubs organization, splitting time with AAA Iowa and the Chicago Cubs. In 34 games in the Majors, he hit .246 (14×57) with 6 runs, 1 double and 2 RBI. With Iowa, he hit .279 (62×222) with 31 runs, 9 doubles, 3 triples, 1 home run, 20 RBI and a .390 on-base percentage in 74 games. In parts of six Major League seasons with San Diego, New York (NL), Los Angeles (NL) and Chicago (NL), he has hit .228 (95×417) with 52 runs, 23 doubles, 4 triples, 4 home runs and 28 RBI in 232 games. During his minor league career, he has hit .280 (978×3494) with 528 runs, 208 doubles, 53 triples, 63 home runs, 423 RBI and a .355 on-base percentage. He was originally drafted by San Diego in the 4th round of the 2005 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN).
Coleman, 28, spent last season with AAA Omaha in the Kansas City Royals organization where he was 5-4 with a 4.92 ERA (45 ER, 82.1 IP) with 54 strikeouts in 33 games including 6 starts. In parts of four Major League seasons with Chicago-NL (2010-12) and Kansas City (2014), he is 8-13 with a 5.72 ERA (113 ER, 177.2 IP) with 123 strikeouts in 58 games including 26 starts. In eight minor league seasons, he has combined to go 50-30 with a 3.73 ERA (287 ER, 692.0 IP) with 467 strikeouts in 194 games including 90 starts. He was originally drafted by Chicago (NL) in the 15th round of the 2008 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Florida Gulf Coast University (Fort Myers, FL).
Lucas, 33, spent last season with AAA Round Rock in the Texas Rangers organization where he hit .316 (124×393) with 43 runs, 17 doubles, 3 triples, 6 home runs, 48 RBI and a .389 on-base percentage in 107 games. In two Major League seasons, both with Miami (2013-14), he has combined to hit .255 (135×530) with 62 runs, 19 doubles, 1 triple, 5 home runs and 37 RBI in 163 games. In 12 minor league seasons in the Kansas City, Atlanta, Los Angeles (AL), Miami and Texas organizations, he has hit .282 (1058×3747) with 538 runs, 177 doubles, 24 triples, 72 home runs, 471 RBI and a .355 on-base percentage in 1,049 games. He was originally drafted by Kansas City in the 8th round of the 2004 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH).
Mills, 30, spent last season in the Oakland organization. He spent most of the season with AAA Nashville where he went 5-12 with a 4.52 ERA (69 ER, 137.1 IP) with 95 strikeouts in 24 starts. He made one appearance, a start, with Oakland. In parts of six Major League seasons with Toronto (2009-11, 2014), Los Angeles-AL (2012) & Oakland (2014, 2015), he is 4-4 with a 7.97 ERA (70 ER, 79.0 IP) with 71 strikeouts in 21 games including 14 starts. In nine minor league seasons, he is 59-58 with a 3.82 ERA (412 ER, 970.2 IP) with 826 strikeouts in 174 games including 165 starts. He was originally drafted by Toronto in the 4th round of the 2007 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ).
Parker, 30, appeared in only three games with AAA Iowa before having surgery to remove loose bodies in his right elbow on June 16th. In parts of three Major League seasons with the Chicago Cubs, he is 2-3 with a 3.68 ERA (30 ER, 73.1 IP) with 85 strikeouts in 74 games, all in relief. In 2013, he posted a 2.72 ERA (14 ER, 46.1 IP) with 55 strikeouts in 49 relief appearances with the Cubs. In nine minor league seasons in the Cubs organization, he is 14-18 with a 2.86 ERA (122 ER, 383.1 IP) with 424 strikeouts in 295 relief appearances. He was originally drafted by Chicago (NL) in the 16th round of the MLB First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, AR).
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 11
Tuesday, March 2, 2015 / 35 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
Look Ma, We're (Soon To Be) On TV:
As you already know, the Mariners begin Cactus League action with the annual Charity Game against the Padres. Be sure to tune in to ROOT SPORTS to catch the action from Peoria Stadium. The Mariners will televise 16 games this spring including Wednesday and Thursday at 12:05 pm Seattle time. Here's a full broadcast schedule for the spring.
Speaking of TV & Radio:
Rick Rizzs, Dave Sims, Mike Blowers, Radio Engineer Kevin Cremin and Television Director Mark Engelbrekt arrived in camp and are ready to get started. As you'll see below, Aaron Goldsmith had not made it to camp yet because he was in the process of dealing with an interesting situation.
On The Radio:
Shortstop Chris Taylor jumped on the phone with KJR's Mitch In The Morning Show and discussed his position battle with Brad Miller. He also talks about the positive outlook of the 2015 season and the addition of Nelson Cruz to the lineup. Check out the full interview here.
The Rain Arrives, Baseball Activities Continue:
The weather altered plans for the Mariners this morning. With the precipitation continuing to (pun definitely intended) rain down on the fields, the players moved their activities to the cages, the covered bullpens and the gym. Hisashi Iwakuma played long-toss in the rain and then moved over to toss his live batting practice (hitters not swinging). According to the Seattle Times' Ryan Divish, Kuma accidentally hit prospect Gabby Guerrero between the shoulder blades with an errant pitch. Others joining him in throwing live BP included J.A. Happ and Danny Farquhar. Others throwing bullpens were Fernando Rodney, Yoervis Medina, Tom Wilhelmsen, Sam Gaviglio, Rafael Perez and Mayckol Guaipe.
The Instrasquad Game That Never Was:
The Mariners were supposed to play an intrasquad game today but the rains washed that away. If you're interested, here are the lineups for the game that never was.
Dove Tail Bats:
The stream of bat companies in camp has continued and today it was Dove Tail Bats who arrived. Players got a chance to check out their products and see if they'd like to use their bats during the season.
Tweet of the Day:
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 10
Sunday, March 1, 2015 / 36 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
Ah, He's A Funny Guy:
Japanese comedian Zakiyama Yamazaki, one of the most popular funny men in Japan, stopped by camp today to chat with a few players and staff. He met pitching coach Rick Waits in the morning during stretch, chatted it up with Felix Hernandez, Robinson Cano & Nelson Cruz after workouts and then interviewed Hisashi Iwakuma to complete his day.
The Workout:
Felix Hernandez threw a bullpen session, Dominic Leone threw to live hitters, hitters took live and normal batting practice and pitchers worked on PFP. It was a short but productive day for the entire roster.
ESPN The Magazine Photo Shoot:
Felix Hernandez took part in an ESPN The Magazine photo shoot after workouts today. Here's a brief behind-the-scenes look at the shoot itself.
Media Guest:
Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes was in Mariners camp today to check in with some of the Mariners Latin stars. Be on the lookout for his work in the next few days to see his report on the Mariners.
Tweet of the Day:
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 6
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 / 40 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
First Full Squad Workout:
The Mariners full squad took the field for workouts today and it gave fans a little bit of everything; hitting, pitching, fielding and the opportunity to meet some of their favorite stars.
First Workout Video:
They say pictures are worth a thousand words, we'll stop typing so you can enjoy the following videos of today's workout.
Boomstick Meets With Media:
After the workout, Nelson Cruz met with members of the media in the interview room to discuss his arrival at Spring Training and adjusting to his new surroundings.
MLB Players Association Meeting:
After today's workout, the Major League Players Association met with the Mariners to talk about any questions they might have had.
MLBPA Executive Director Meets With Seattle Media:
After the Players Association meeting with the players, Tony Clark, the MLBPA Executive Director, met with members of the Seattle media. He spoke about pace of game, the collective bargaining agreement and the process that goes into that.
Cactus League Lunch:
The annual Cactus League Luncheon and Press Conference took place today at the newly renovated Peoria Sports Complex, which is home to the Seattle Mariners. Hall of Fame players, elected officials and MLB and spring training staff were present for the induction of Cactus League Hall of Famers.
New Balance In Camp:
New Balance was in camp today to drop off some of their products for the players that wear their brand and also spent time with the players showing them some of the products that are still in development.
Tweet of the Day:
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 5
Tuesday, February 24, 2015 / 41 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
Move Along…Nothing to See Here, Folks:
Danny Farquhar looks good on the field striking opposing batters out…but he also wants you to know that he's stylish in the dugout.
More PFP:
Until the position players take the field, more PFP down on the lower fields. Felix Hernandez, Roenis Elias, Mayckol Guaipe and others worked on fielding comebackers over on Field #4. They all looked pretty smooth with The King leading the way. The act of fielding grounders seems so simple, but it is still enjoyable to be out on the field watching the pros do it.
Kuma Throws A Bullpen:
Hisashi Iwakuma was among the pitchers who had a bullpen session this morning. He's scheduled for another bullpen on Friday before facing hitters on Monday.
Robinson Cano Arrives:
Robinson Cano arrived in camp around noon today and took his physical, along with the rest of the position players. Following his physical, he met with the local media. You can read what he said on Mariners.com, SeattleTimes.com and TheNewsTribune.com and you can watch tonight on KING 5.
Cuba Represents:
Just before Roenis Elias did an interview in English with Chris Egan's KING 5, he chatted with Misael Siverio for a few minutes. As you might remember from back in November, Siverio signed with the club after leaving Cuba a few years ago. Siverio is currently taking part in minor league mini-camp before their Spring Training begins.
DINGER Bats In Camp:
Over the course of the spring, various vendors (including bats and gloves) show up at the Mariners complex. Today, it was DINGER Bats, which is based in Ridgway, Illinois. They set up just outside the clubhouse and were available to whoever wanted to check out their products. Minor leaguer Jabari Blash was one of the players who checked out the inventory.
Fernando Meets The Media:
Fernando Rodney also tossed his first bullpen of the spring and then spent a few minutes talking with the media about why he's in good spirits.
Tweet of the Day:
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 4
Monday, February 23, 2015 / 42 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
More Bullpens:
Taijuan Walker was amongst the pitchers who tossed their second bullpens of the Spring. The group that went today is the same group that had a bullpen session on Saturday, the first day of pitchers and catchers workouts.
The Evaluators:
When pitchers are pitching, you can be sure that evaluators will be evaluating. Mariners Director of Player Development Chris Gwynn and Special Assistant to the GM Roger Hansen were on hand to check out pitchers fielding practice (as usual), and Dan Wilson checked in on the catchers during bullpen sessions.
First Day of Mini Camp:
The Mariners have conducted a winter program for their minor league players for years, but this is the sixth year for a structured mini-camp that features 41 of the organizations top prospects that are not already in Major League camp. The players went through physicals first thing this morning and were already out of the field at 2 pm in the afternoon. Mini Camp is designed to refine the skills of young players under the close eyes of that organization coaching staff. Like instructional league in fall, Mini Camp allows guys to carry over what they learned directly into the minor league season.
Among players taking part in the mini-camp included pitchers Edwin Diaz, Luiz Gohara, Daniel Missaki, Tyler Pike and Ryan Yarbrough and position players Joe DeCarlo, Gabby Guerrero, Austin Jackson, Gareth Morgan, Jack Reinheimer, Tyler Smith and Austin Wilson. Mini Camp will run through March 8.
Once Mini Camp concludes the rest of the organizational players will report for Minor League Spring Training. Pitchers and catchers report on March 9 and will have their first workout on March 11, while the position players will report March 14 with the full squad working out on March 16. Minor League Spring Training games run from March 21 through April 4 and will break camp and head to one of the Mariners four full season affiliations on April 7 and begin regular season games on April 9.
Willie Bloomquist on GMA…No, Not That GMA:
Arizona resident Willie Bloomquist was on Good Morning Arizona to talk about getting ready for Spring Training in the updated complex. In the video, you'll also get some updates from Peoria's Chris Calcaterra on the upgraded Peoria Stadium and from Mariners Safeco Field Team Store Manager Mary Beeman about the new and improved team store in Arizona.
MLB Network Checks In With Mariners:
Mariners General Manager Jack Zduriencik and Manager Lloyd McClendon both checked in with MLB Network this morning. Zudriencik was on the Hot Stove show with Harold Reynolds and Matt Vasgergian, while McClendon chatted with Sam Ryan.
Since We're On The Subject of Visitors:
FoxSports.com's Jon Paul Morosi dropped in to camp and checked in with Lloyd McClendon, Felix Hernandez and James Paxton among others. Be on the lookout for his work when it gets posted.
KING 5 Has Arrived:
KING 5's Chris Egan has arrived in Mariners camp so be sure to tune in to catch the latest highlights from camp. Egan will be in town for a while, checking in for one-on-ones with players and staff including McClendon and Taijuan Walker.
Waiting for Bullpens to Begin:
The position players have almost arrived, but the pitchers are still hard at work working on fielding drills and tossing bullpens. With so many pitchers in camp during Spring Training, the catchers are pulling double-duty. Here's a brief moment of rest captured by Seattle Times photographer Bettina Hansen. He sure to follow her on twitter for great shots of Mariners camp.
Spring Training Media Availability:
Each year, the general managers and field managers of all 15 Arizona-based Clubs in Spring Training are invited to participate in two separate hour-long periods of media availability. This year, they took place at the Arizona Biltmore and Baseball Commissioner Robert D. Manfred, Jr. was also available. The sessions serve as a preview of the 2015 season as Spring Training gets underway.
Mariners Spring Training Update – Day 3
Sunday, February 22, 2015 / 43 Days 'til Opening Day (April 6 vs. Los Angeles Angels)
The Workout:
Pitchers and catchers once again took the field for workouts, with all of them going through drills and shifting from field to field to work on different areas of their game. New and not-so-new Mariners are getting to know each other a little better, including left-handers Joe Saunders and J.A. Happ. Both lefties had their first bullpen sessions this morning.
Speaking of Bullpens:
Another group of pitchers had their first bullpen sessions today including Saunders, Happ, Hisashi Iwakuma, Rafael Perez, Danny Farquhar and Charlie Furbush. The most intriguing bullpen session was left-hander Danny Hultzen who is healthy after battling an injury last season. "The whole process went smoother than I thought, having talked to people who'd had arm surgeries and gone through a lot of ups and downs," said Hultzen to MLB.com's Greg Johns. "Luckily I never really went through that, knock on wood. I felt good the entire time and didn't have any major setbacks or anything like that."
Japan Watches The Bear:
Hisashi Iwakuma tossed his full bullpen and afterwards, was available to the media. As you'll see below, the Japanese media contingent also wanted to get Manager Lloyd McClendon's thoughts on the right-hander.
So You Think You Can Dance…As Good as Fernando?:
As you know, players come to Spring Training to get ready for the season. While players like Fernando Rodney are serious about getting their work in, he also knows how to have fun. At several points during the workout, he paused for a dance break.
Green Screen Fun:
As you may have noticed, the Mariners Vision production crew is in town talking to each player and filming some videos for the board. Check out the video to see how they set up the green screen room.
Mariners Commercials Being Filmed This Week:
Mariners VP of Marketing Kevin Martinez and the rest of his crew arrived in Arizona today. As you can see from the photo below, Sr. Director of Marketing Gregg Greene is excited.
University of Washington Huskies vs. Oklahoma State Cowboys:
The Huskies were in town and played against Oklahoma State in the final game at Peoria Stadium before the Mariners Cactus League schedule begins. Unfortunately, the Huskies dropped a 12-2 decision. Oklahoma State alum and current Mariners video coordinator Jimmy Hartley was at the game and shared this photo on Instagram.


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She was the romantic, blonde, antelope-like lead in "Top Gun" when it went out decades ago. Since the flick, she's gone through the wringer. She's been an alcoholic, she's been sexually assaulted — she's had a bunch of things to get through and it shows. When asked if she was involved with the new "Top Gun" that is coming out this year, she very bluntly said that since she actually looks appropriate for her age, she doubts it was a remote thought in the production team's mind. She said she's very comfortable in her skin and that she wouldn't trade a thing. Look at her and then look at how Tom Cruise has aged (or not aged) and just wonder what kind of hell is corporate Hollywood.
I love how honest she is. Makes me laugh out loud and root for her.


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Jim Farley voices his concerns in the video above[1].
The continuing controversy over the Open Space Preservation District/Assessment has been largely eclipsed by the more palpable controversy over Henry Mayo. In case you have short-term memory issues, I'm referring to the recently approved plan to have homeowners pay $25/year towards preserving open space in and around the City of Santa Clarita. Proponents claimed it was a step towards controlling sprawl and saving wilderness. Opponents, in turn, called it an unnecessary burden on homeowners who would reap none of the benefits bought with their tax dollars.
Jim Farley led the opposition alongside Sterling King, and he [Jim] recently sent me a copy of a letter he's sending to the City regarding voting "irregularities." (Mr. Wilson of SCVTalk has posted this letter in its entirety here.) His concerns regard the fact that votes on the measure were supposed to be weighted based on how much of the assessment a property owner would pay. It seems that 7 developers/landowners were given votes weighted for $148,737 in assessments, but they'll pay only $9,413--just 6% of the figure used to determine their voting power. Jim Farley summarized the figures he gleaned from City voting records below.
Farley says that obtaining these data was no easy task: "The ballots were found by others in my group painstakingly thumbing through all of the ballots to find them. Then it required an additional effort to get the worksheets showing the voted vs actual assessment for the 7 developers."So What Does It All Mean?
1. Most Claritans wanted the measure to pass, and it did.
2. Just seven major land-holders had a huge impact on the measure; they represented a quarter of the weighted votes.
3. One would expect that the voting assessment would correspond with the actual assessment, but this does not seem to be the case for "the Big 7." Collectively, they cast a vote weighted 15-times more than they'll actually pay. At some point, houses built on their land holdings will presumably make up the difference, but that could be a long way off.
4. Still, if more voters had returned their ballots, the power of the developers would have been diminished. Of course, it's easier to turn in one vote worth $31,000 than to gather 1,240 ballots from homeowners with votes worth only $25 each.
In the above chart, "Small Property Owners" include plain old homeowners and other landowners whose voting assessments were valued less than the 7 Large Property Owners. The mean voting assessment for small property owners was about $30. The mean voting assessment for the 7 large property owners was about $21,000.Overall, Claritans are left to ponder whether the system by which Open Space votes were counted matters. SCV got what it wanted in the end, and that will be fine for some--no need to dissect a system that gave the desired result. Others, however, will be unable to dismiss the discrepancy between votes cast and dollars paid so easily. Indeed, the call for the City to become more transparent has been fueled by actions just like this voting peculiarity.
Most immediately, though, the Financial Accountability and Audit Panel for the Open Space District is being assembled. As Farley suggests, "If the council chooses one or more of us 'outsiders' it would go a long way in assuring the citizens that their money is being spent properly. It will also rebuild trust with the community on this issue."
[1]Filmed by Sterling King--who else? Taken at the September 12th City Council meeting.
[2]Throughout, I'm referring to numbers that Jim Farley has provided me. I have no reason to doubt his figures, but if you spot a mistake please let me know.


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The Director General, Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Mr Frank Nweke, said that the decision to hold the Summit on education was taken to redress the decline in the sector seen as a critical factor in economic development.
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This college football season is one marked by big names and accomplished players. Never before have two Heisman Trophy winners played in the same season. But it will happen this fall with Florida quarterback Tim Tebow (2007 winner) and Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford (2008 winner). Add into that group a guy with probably the coolest name for a quarterback, Colt McCoy (Texas), and you have all three Heisman finalists from last season.
The Heisman race will likely begin and end with that trio, while the national championship picture starts with their teams. Defending national champ Florida is the preseason No. 1 team in both major polls, followed by McCoy's Longhorns and Bradford's Sooners. Traditional powers USC, Ohio State and Virginia Tech all are consensus top-10 teams, as is Alabama – a much-improved team under second-year coach Nick Saban.
There is more to this season than the favorites, though. A bunch of rising stars could take the spotlight away from Heisman finalists of last season. Here are 10 players who you'll get to know this season:
1. Matt Barkley, QB, USC. The true freshman surprisingly won the starting job that previously was held by first-round picks Mark Sanchez, Matt Leinart and Carson Palmer.
2. Julio Jones, WR, Alabama. The sophomore wide out is a big target, who had a fantastic true freshman season for the Tide.
3. Tayler Potts, QB, Texas Tech. It hasn't mattered who has played quarterback for Texas Tech this decade – everyone has thrown for huge numbers under coach Mike Leach.
4. Sean Spence, LB, Miami. The Hurricanes have produced standout linebackers such as Ray Lewis, Dan Morgan, Jonathan Vilma and Jon Beason. Spence, a sophomore, may get drafted higher than any of them.
5. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame. The Cretin-Derham Hall graduate was great as a freshman and could turn into a major playmaker if quarterback Jimmy Clausen is more consistent.
6. Bryce Brown, RB, Tennessee. The true freshman from Wichita, Kan., was the No. 1 recruit in the country and the most valuable player at the Army All-American Game.
7. Terrelle Pryor, QB, Ohio State. The Pennsylvania native played as a true freshman and some moments that were so good, he looked like Vince Young.
8. Noel Devine, RB, West Virginia. Despite being 5-foot-8, Devine may be one of the hardest players to tackle in all of college football because of his ridiculous moves and surprising strength.
9. Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma. This massive tackle keeps Bradford from getting hit and may be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2010 NFL draft.
10. Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois. The junior from Washington, D.C., is the best wide out in the Big Ten and is a candidate for the Fred Biletnikoff Award for the top receiver in the country.


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Apple Watch Series 2
Have to ask the question, as Apple hinted that the GPS in the new watch will allow access to developers. Will Strava look at a native Apple Watch app which uses the GPS on the watch?
Have to ask the question, as Apple hinted that the GPS in the new watch will allow access to developers. Will Strava look at a native Apple Watch app which uses the GPS on the watch?
Wow - your content editors should be shot!
Thanks for the update though Elle. Hopefully it will be worth the wait. I'm not liking having to use the Nike running app for the time being
And hopefully everybody reads the statement from Elle and stops complaining that it doesn't work. We know that already... maybe the Mods can place the post from Elle on top of the topic ?
And like the Dutch say: now we wait !! ;-)
Yes, sorry Chris! We really do hope it's worth it too. Much hard work has been put in these last few months. We are already testing the beta around the office.
Thanks Fulco de Vente - I updated my post pinned to the top (1st page) of this discussion. I hope that helps clarify to avoid future confusion.
Oh oh - can I get on the beta? :)
There is a beta programme of some description, one of the IOS developers was asking on Twitter.
Beta? Me too please.
I would also love participating beta testing. Got some experience as a software tester in a big German software company ;)
Well today I went out with my Apple Watch 2 using the strava beta platform and it worked perfect gps was consistent worked straight from the start uploaded straight up to my feed so WELL DONE STRAVA I know your getting a lot off grief to get this all going but it worked fine 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
So Steven Warnett, how does one go about selecting their gear when using the watch app. I would think having simplified controls on the watch limits it capability of watch you can track. Do you add them later, etc.?
Can I get on the Beta too, please?? :-)
I would also love to participate in the beta, if possible.
I meant to say..."limit it's capability of what you can track."
Steven, fabulous news!!! Well done, Strava 👍
it's possible to participate in the beta programe?
Well Strava, what about the beta program before changing to android wear 2.0.? I was really shocked, when learning that your app for android ist ready. Am I sitting an the wrong horse??? ;)
i go running three times a week and swimming three times a week 3000 m each day, now I use the native App apple watch but i miss my Garmin vivoactive in the swimming mode , while you are swimming the display is on all the time so you have instant access to your average pace, distance, crono, bpm... you can even program an alarm with vibration every x meters, in addiction to this you can also stop the cronometer just by pushing one button.
the native app, block the apple watch 2 and is very difficult to see what you are doing during the training , besides this when you want to stop, first you have to unblock the watch and after this stop the cronometre, so it spends 6 or 7 second in this process.
if Strava wants to have a good app for swimmers you better copy Garmin´s one.
good luck it´s not an easy task ;)
Pablo, you can press the digital crown + side button to pause/resume your current workout in the native Training.app
Guessing we'll see progress now that their collaboration with New Balance has made it to market --> http://www.newbalance.com/runiq/
All this time people are speculating that Apple and/or Nike may have been restricting Strava's access to the API and docs to give Nike Run Club a chance to take off but I think restrictions from New Balance wanting to steal people from Apple watch (and hampering strava progress there by tying them up with this partnership) is most likely the real cause for delays.
Can't wait for this :) can I try the beta version please!! :)
How do you join the beta program?
I'm dumbfounded that native GPS support is available on Strava for Android Wear 2 devices on DAY ONE whereas support for the Series 2 is still lacking nearly five months since release! Apple Watch is the best selling smartwatch and yet we're treated as second class citizens by Strava!
Way to alienate your users! It's not like we've not been patient.
Can I get on the beta as well. I've been following this for so long, I want to be part of it now.
I'm also on the beta. I can confirm what Steven wrote: It works - pretty well, actually. GPS track looks accurate, at least no worse than what my Forerunner 235 records.
Great relieve, if you ask me. Now if only Strava would also make use of the AW2's hardware buttons and lets us configure the watchface... then I could even sell my Garmin. Until then, I'll use the Garmin for "real" workouts - for anything else, the AW2 now suffices.
@Christoph P. and @Steven
Hi. What's data is in watchface? It shows the current pace or the current Km/Mile average pace? To run, the usefull data is the current Km/Mile average pace. And there are any reminder in each Km/Mile with the average pace of that Km/Mile?
@ Matthew:
It was to be exprected.. see my post I wrote on January 27th 9:35am.
Actually I'm a little bit confused about NB RunIQ. It sounds so good and their marketing promotes the implementation of Strava on NB-Website and on their videos.
On the other side Strava doesn't even mention the watch with a singular word on its website as if they don't want ppl to know about it.
The watch is on the market since Feb. 2nd but strangely you can't find any reviews or hands-on on the net yet. And their support answered my question about integretion of strava live-segments with a "sure!" and a couple of hours later with a "no sorry, strava doesn't plan to implement it in this watch!".
Hello? A "NB-Strava-watch" without one of their key-features? Why?
Actually I'm asking myself where the differences are between the NB-watch and any other Android watch with the Strava-app. Are there any?
@ Beta-testers
Does the Strava-app give audiofeedbacks?
@ Strava
If you still look for beta-testers I'd love to join. I go running 4x/week.
How can i get app on beta ? Thx a lot.
I would like to be beta tester.
@Christoph: So does it work just like the current apple watch App expect no need for a phone? Meaning, start workout on Watch, see speed, distance, pulse. Come back and everything is already on Strava (gps-track, pulse-data and stats surrounding this) and also a Workout is loggez in the Health-app with the same data?
Any difference in experience/features?
All I keep hearing from other standalone app devs, mainly Runkeeper who actually has an app, but seems to have issues every time I use it, is that Apple did not release the AW2 until the public knew about it. Pretty much putting all the developers behind the ball. Which given Apple and their "classified" ways wouldn't surprise me.
I talked with an Apple agent at HQ in CA that had been there 15 yrs and he said he has friends that work in development that used to be in support and he can't get anything out of them. They have a secured area where they code. He says he can't even provide customers real answers because he doesn't even know and they are one floor apart.
So if Apple is that restrictive with it's own internal ppl, I can image that other app devs are having to get in line like everyone else. So much for Apple working with thirdy-party companies. Even NRC is a subpar app and they got their name on the watch. They probably just paid Apple a couple hundred million for the endorsement. Apple is just a stuck up company that doesn't care about it's customers unless you buy into their whole "Apple everything" mentality.
I'm not sure if that's why Strava is behind, but after 5 months you would think that would have something by now. It's a watch app, how complex does it have to be?!?!
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