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purchased by simply removing the hair from the wand, throwing the hair in the garbage, washing the zip-it under the faucet, and hanging the zip-it up to dry. from my experience of a few years, this zip-it might last a lifetime. it's among the best $7 i've ever spent in terms of value for my money. continue reading 4 ways ios 11 will improve how you listen to podcasts posted on july 11, 2017 by dave aiello in podcasting recognition of serialized podcasts support for podcast seasons support for extras, such as teasers, trailers, and bonus episodes introduction of in-app podcast analytics jason snell does an impressive job documenting the changes to podcast feed formatting that apple is rolling out in ios 11 . he's one of the people who has a big stake in the podcasting game, and i trust him to understand the details of what these features are and why they are important. continue reading why calculating home run distances is like measuring sea level posted on july 11, 2017 by dave aiello in stadium technology when a home run lands in the outfield stands-- or perhaps hits a pole or façade-- the ball stops moving at a point elevated from the field level, sometime by as much as 200 feet. to figure out how far a ball would have traveled if unimpeded -- and therefore get the "true distance" of a home run, we need the exact trajectory the ball took and then extend that to field level. one of the more interesting analytical pieces i've read about how baseball statistics have changed in the iot era. continue reading team cannondale-drapac's approach to the 2017 tour de france posted on july 11, 2017 by dave aiello in cycling business insider tells the story of the cannondale-drapac pro cycling team and their huge achievement of winning stage 9 in the 2017 tour de france with their general classification rider rigoberto urán . first of all, writer daniel mcmahon is totally correct when he refers to cannondale-drapac's strategy is akin to the strategy of the oakland a's in the michael lewis book moneyball: the art of winning an unfair game . the cannondale-drapac team reportedly runs on a budget of about 1/3 as much as the defending champion team sky does. rigoberto urán is the only rider on cannondale-drapac that is said to be earning the equivalent of $1 million annually, and the total athlete salary budget for the team is approximately equal to the salary of peter sagan , the current world champion of road cycling. but beyond that, the analysis of of the three u.s. pro cycling teams is quite interesting-- such as how each of those teams is owned or sponsored by companies that are "endemic" to cycling. by this the author means the bicycle manufacturing brands of trek, bmc, and cannondale . johnathan vaughters , a former pro tour rider himself, is now the ceo of slipstream sports, the company that operates the cannondale-drapac team. he very clearly states that his team faces an existential threat in the sense that it can barely operate at the pro tour level because of how poorly it is funded in comparison to the european pro tour teams. if you love the sport of cycling, or if you love european-based sports in general, you need to read this article. it shows how much the sport has changed from the perspective of the american teams since lance armstrong was forced to admit that he used performance-enhancing drugs. continue reading buying a bus ticket in switzerland with your watch posted on october 12, 2016 by dave aiello in apple watch with 94 comments a company in switzerland called fairtiq has an ios app with support for the apple watch that lets you pay for transit tickets using your watch. the way it apparently works is you start the trip on your watch as you board the bus (they also have partnerships with rail carriers), and end the trip when you leave the bus. the ios app automatically calculates the fair and pays for it, based on geolocation of the start and end points. an article i found also says that if you take multiple trips in a day, the app is smart enough to buy you a day pass instead if the price is advantageous to you. i would use this in a second on new jersey transit on the way to new york if it was supported. 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