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The 1995 Seattle Mariners season was the 19th in the history of the franchise. The team finished with a regular season record of  to win their first American League West title, after having been down by as many as 13 games in early August. They had tied the California Angels for first place, and in the one-game tiebreaker, the Mariners defeated the Angels 9–1 to make the postseason for the first time in franchise history.

In the postseason, the Mariners defeated the New York Yankees in the best-of-five American League Division Series after losing the first two games in New York, a series notable for Edgar Martínez' walk-off 11th-inning double in the fifth game. In the League Championship Series with the favored Cleveland Indians, Seattle won the opener at home and the third game on the road,  but fell in six games.

Offseason
 October 14, 1994: Alex Diaz was selected off waivers by the Mariners from the Milwaukee Brewers.
 November 29, 1994: Félix Fermín was signed as a free agent with the Mariners.
 December 21, 1994: Jay Buhner was signed as a free agent with the Mariners.
 December 21, 1994: Eric Anthony was released by the Mariners.

Regular season
Ken Griffey Jr. suffered a severe left wrist injury on May 26 while making a catch at the wall that sidelined him until mid-August. The Mariners stayed afloat at around .500, and their historic late season comeback tied the California Angels.
The Mariners honored the West Coast Negro Baseball League Seattle Steelheads when they wore 1946 Steelheads uniforms on September 9, 1995, at home against the Kansas City Royals. The Royals wore Kansas City Monarchs uniforms. The Mariners beat the Royals 6 to 2 in front of 39,157 fans at the Kingdome.
Randy Johnson won the Cy Young Award. The award came at the end of a banner year. Johnson (18-2, 2.48 ERA, 294 strikeouts) narrowly missed becoming the first AL Triple Crown pitcher (leading the league in wins, ERA, and strikeouts) since Detroit's Hal Newhouser accomplished the feat in 1945. His .900 winning percentage broke Ron Guidry's 1978 record, and his strikeouts per nine innings ratio of 12.35 broke the record held by Nolan Ryan.

Opening Day lineup
 Darren Bragg
 Joey Cora
 Ken Griffey Jr.
 Jay Buhner
 Edgar Martinez
 Tino Martinez
 Mike Blowers
 Dan Wilson
 Félix Fermín
 Randy Johnson

Roster

Notable transactions
 May 15: Roger Salkeld was traded by the Mariners to the Cincinnati Reds for Tim Belcher.
 July 14: Norm Charlton was signed by the Mariners after being released by the Cincinnati Reds
 July 31: Ron Villone and Marc Newfield were traded by the Mariners to the San Diego Padres for Andy Benes and a player to be named later. The Padres sent Greg Keagle to the Mariners on September 17.
 August 15: The Mariners traded a player to be named later to the Kansas City Royals for Vince Coleman. The Mariners sent Jim Converse to the Royals on August 18.

Draft picks
 June 1: 1995 Major League Baseball draft
Shane Monahan was drafted by the Mariners in the second round, and signed on June 27, 1995.
Juan Pierre was drafted by the Mariners in the thirtieth round, but did not sign.

Pennant chase
On the morning of August 21, the Mariners () were 12½ games behind the Angels (). Two weeks later, the lead was down to 5½ games, as the Angels went 1–12 while the M's were 8–5. After another two weeks, the lead was down to three games, and the teams were even at  on the morning of September 21. Seattle led by as many as three games. On September 30 with 2 games left of season, the Mariners only needed one more win to clinch their first playoff spot in franchise history, but couldn't hold it, as they lost their final two games at Texas; the Angels won their final five games to tie the Mariners at , requiring a one-game playoff for the division title. Also on a five-game winning streak, the Yankees secured the new wild card berth at .

Season standings

Note: Teams played 144 games instead of the normal 162 as a consequence of the 1994 strike.Seattle and California each played 145 games due to the one-game tiebreaker.

Record vs. opponents

Game log

Regular season

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| 1 || April 27 || Tigers || 3–0 || Johnson (1–0) || Bergman (0–1) || Ayala (1) || 34,656 || 1–0 || W1
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| 2 || April 28 || Tigers || 9–2 || Bosio (1–0) || Doherty (0–1) || — || 19,336 || 2–0 || W2
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| 3 || April 29 || Tigers || 11–1 || Fleming (1–0) || D. Wells (0–1) || Converse (1) || 27,264 || 3–0 || W3
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| 4 || April 30 || Tigers || 1–10 || Moore (2–0) || B. Wells (0–1) || — || 19,743 || 3–1 || L1
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| 5 || May 1 || @ Rangers || 4–1 || Davis (1–0) || Rogers (0–2) || Ayala (2) || 19,104 || 4–1 || W1
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| 6 || May 2 || @ Rangers || 15–3 || Nelson (1–0) || Heredia (0–1) || — || 17,983 || 5–1 || W2
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| 7 || May 3 || @ Rangers || 5–1 || Bosio (2–0) || Pavlik (0–1) || — || 17,375 || 6–1 || W3
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| 8 || May 5 || @ Angels || 0–10 || Patterson (1–0) || Fleming (1–1) || — || 30,230 || 6–2 || L1
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| 9 || May 6 || @ Angels || 5–7 || Williams (1–1) || Wells (0–2) || L. Smith (4) || 21,882 || 6–3 || L2
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| 10 || May 7 || @ Angels || 3–2 || Johnson (2–0) || Finley (0–3) || Ayala (3) || 24,868 || 7–3 || W1
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| 11 || May 9 || @ Athletics || 5–7 || Wengert (1–1) || Converse (0–1) || — || 8,125 || 7–4 || L1
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| 12 || May 10 || @ Athletics || 4–7 || Ontiveros (2–1) || Fleming (1–2) || Eckersley (4) || 8,495 || 7–5 || L2
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| 13 || May 11 || @ Athletics || 1–3 || Harkey (1–1) || Villone (0–1) || Eckersley (5) || 9,444 || 7–6 || L3
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| 14 || May 12 || White Sox || 6–4 || Johnson (3–0) || Alvarez (1–2) || Risley (1) || 18,166 || 8–6 || W1
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| 15 || May 13 || White Sox || 6–5 || Davis (2–0) || Fernandez (1–2) || Ayala (4) || 40,653 || 9–6 || W2
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| 16 || May 14 || White Sox || 2–10 || Abbott (2–1) || Converse (0–2) || — || 19,475 || 9–7 || L1
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| 17 || May 16 || @ Royals || 2–4 (5) || Haney (1–0) || Fleming (1–3) || — || 12,330 || 9–8 || L2
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| 18 || May 17 || @ Royals || 4–0 || Wells (1–2) || Gubicza (1–3) || — || 12,020 || 10–8 || W1
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| 19 || May 18 || @ Royals || 2–3 (14) || Brewer (1–1) || Converse (0–3) || — || 14,793 || 10–9 || L1
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| 20 || May 19 || @ Twins || 6–8 || Radke (2–1) || Davis (2–1) || Aguilera (6) || 14,639 || 10–10 || L2
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| 21 || May 20 || @ Twins || 10–6 || Belcher (1–0) || Erickson (1–4) || — || 13,762 || 11–10 || W1
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| 22 || May 21 || @ Twins || 5–2 || Johnson (4–0) || Tapani (2–2) || Ayala (5) || 12,918 || 12–10 || W2
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| 23 || May 22 || @ Tigers || 8–10 || Boever (3–0) || Carmona (0–1) || Henneman (4) || 9,167 || 12–11 || L1
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| 24 || May 23 || Red Sox || 4–5 (10) || Belinda (3–0) || Frey (0–2) || Ryan (3) || 11,868 || 12–12 || L2
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| 25 || May 24 || Red Sox || 15–6 || Carmona (1–1) || Pierce (0–3) || Nelson (1) || 10,041 || 13–12 || W1
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| 26 || May 25 || Red Sox || 4–3 || Belcher (2–0) || Z. Smith (0–1) || Ayala (6) || 12,194 || 14–12 || W2
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| 27 || May 26 || Orioles || 8–3 || Johnson (5–0) || McDonald (0–2) || — || 15,256 || 15–12 || W3
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| 28 || May 27 || Orioles || 4–11 || Mills (3–0) || Wells (1–3) || — || 20,797 || 15–13 || L1
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| 29 || May 28 || Orioles || 5–2 || Bosio (3–0) || Brown (4–2) || Ayala (7) || 16,785 || 16–13 || W1
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| 30 || May 29 || Yankees || 8–7 (12) || Ayala (1–0) || Bankhead (1–1) || — || 18,948 || 17–13 || W2
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| 31 || May 30 || Yankees || 7–3 || Nelson (2–0) || Perez (2–2) || — || 10,709 || 18–13 || W3
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| 32 || May 31 || Yankees || 11–9 || Wells (2–3) || MacDonald (0–1) || Ayala (8) || 13,035 || 19–13 || W4
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| 33 || June 2 || @ Red Sox || 5–6 || Belinda (4–0) || Torres (0–2) || — || 33,476 || 19–14 || L1
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| 34 || June 3 || @ Red Sox || 8–10 || Cormier (2–0) || Carmona (1–2) || Ryan (6) || 27,301 || 19–15 || L2
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| 35 || June 4 || @ Red Sox || 1–2 (10) || Wakefield (3–0) || Ayala (1–1) || — || 28,512 || 19–16 || L3
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| 36 || June 5 || @ Orioles || 2–0 || Johnson (6–0) || McDonald (1–3) || — || 36,732 || 20–16 || W1
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| 37 || June 6 || @ Orioles || 6–12 || Moyer (1–1) || Fleming (1–4) || — || 33,556 || 20–17 || L1
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| 38 || June 7 || @ Orioles || 10–2 || Bosio (4–0) || Brown (5–3) || — || 38,407 || 21–17 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 39 || June 8 || @ Orioles || 2–8 || Mussina (5–3) || Torres (0–3) || — || 40,730 || 21–18 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 40 || June 9 || @ Yankees || 11–1 || Belcher (3–0) || Perez (3–3) || — || 19,650 || 22–18 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 41 || June 10 || @ Yankees || 3–2 || Nelson (3–0) || Howe (1–2) || Ayala (9) || 25,279 || 23–18 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 42 || June 11 || @ Yankees || 7–10 || Howe (2–2) || Frey (0–3) || Wetteland (7) || 26,037 || 23–19 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 43 || June 12 || Royals || 9–10 || Meacham (2–2) || Villone (0–2) || Montgomery (9) || 11,628 || 23–20 || L2
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| 44 || June 13 || Royals || 1–3 || Haney (3–1) || Torres (0–4) || Montgomery (10) || 10,223 || 23–21 || L3
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| 45 || June 14 || Royals || 1–2 || Appier (9–2) || Belcher (3–1) || Montgomery (11) || 12,585 || 23–22 || L4
|-style=background:#fbb
| 46 || June 16 || Twins || 1–10 || Radke (3–6) || Johnson (6–1) || — || 20,762 || 23–23 || L5
|-style=background:#bfb
| 47 || June 17 || Twins || 6–4 || Bosio (5–0) || Trombley (0–2) || Ayala (10) || 16,751 || 24–23 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 48 || June 18 || Twins || 2–1 || Risley (1–0) || Tapani (4–6) || — || 24,707 || 25–23 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 49 || June 19 || @ White Sox || 6–8 || McCaskill (3–2) || Fleming (1–5) || Hernandez (11) || 22,406 || 25–24 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 50 || June 20 || @ White Sox || 9–5 || Johnson (7–1) || Alvarez (1–2) || — || 25,868 || 26–24 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 51 || June 21 || @ White Sox || 4–5 (10) || McCaskill (4–2) || Risley (1–1) || — || 21,228 || 26–25 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 52 || June 22 || @ White Sox || 3–2 || Torres (1–4) || Abbott (3–3) || Ayala (11) || 20,836 || 27–25 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 53 || June 23 || Angels || 4–14 || Langston (6–1) || Belcher (3–2) || — || 14,282 || 27–26 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 54 || June 24 || Angels || 3–2 || Johnson (8–1) || Finley (5–6) || — || 31,275 || 28–26 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 55 || June 25 || Angels || 5–7 || Boskie (6–1) || Bosio (5–1) || Smith (19) || 14,325 || 28–27 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 56 || June 26 || Angels || 7–3 || Torres (2–4) || Anderson (1–1) || — || 18,126 || 29–27 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 57 || June 27 || Athletics || 4–6 || Harkey (4–4) || Belcher (3–3) || Eckersley (16) || 9,767 || 29–28 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 58 || June 28 || Athletics || 5–7 || Van Poppel (1–1) || Nelson (3–1) || — || 15,165 || 29–29 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 59 || June 29 || Athletics || 5–2 || Bosio (6–1) || Arce (1–2) || Ayala (12) || 13,701 || 30–29 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 60 || June 30 || Rangers || 2–10 || Gross (3–7) || Torres (2–5) || — || 12,137 || 30–30 || L1
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|-style=background:#bfb
| 61 || July 1 || Rangers || 2–0 || Belcher (4–3) || Pavlik (4–4) || Ayala (13) || 17,323 || 31–30 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 62 || July 2 || Rangers || 4–3 || Ayala (2–1) || Whiteside (2–2) || — || 19,404 || 32–30 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 63 || July 3 || @ Tigers || 2–4 || D. Wells (7–3) || Bosio (6–2) || Henneman (15) || 23,780 || 32–31 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 64 || July 4 || @ Tigers || 8–9 || Christopher (1–0) || Ayala (2–2) || — || 20,188 || 32–32 || L2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 65 || July 5 || @ Tigers || 6–8 || Christopher (2–0) || Carmona (1–3) || Henneman (16) || 17,224 || 32–33 || L3
|-style=background:#fbb
| 66 || July 6 || @ Indians || 1–8 || Ogea (5–1) || Belcher (4–4) || — || 41,661 || 32–34 || L4
|-style=background:#bfb
| 67 || July 7 || @ Indians || 5–3 || Johnson (9–1) || Clark (4–3) || — || 41,741 || 33–34 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 68 || July 8 || @ Indians || 3–7 || Nagy (7–4) || Bosio (6–3) || — || 41,893 || 33–35 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 69 || July 9 || @ Indians || 9–3 || Torres (3–5) || Hershiser (5–4) || — || 41,897 || 34–35 || W1
|-style=background:#bbbfff
| - || July 11 || colspan="8"|66th All-Star Game in Arlington, TX
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| 70 || July 13 || Blue Jays || 1–4 || Cone (8–5) || Belcher (4–5) || Castillo (4) || 18,616 || 34–36 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 71 || July 14 || Blue Jays || 1–5 || Guzman (3–5) || Bosio (6–4) || — || 14,850 || 34–37 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 72 || July 15 || Blue Jays || 3–0 || Johnson (10–1) || Hentgen (6–7) || — || 36,037 || 35–37 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 73 || July 16 || Blue Jays || 3–9 || Hurtado (1–0) || Carmona (1–4) || — || 17,632 || 35–38 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 74 || July 17 || Tigers || 10–6 (10) || Ayala (3–2) || Groom (1–3) || — || 14,358 || 36–38 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 75 || July 18 || Tigers || 10–6 || Belcher (5–5) || Lima (0–1) || — || 14,667 || 37–38 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 76 || July 19 || @ Brewers || 6–7 (12) || Wegman (3–3) || Ayala (3–3) || — || 14,175 || 37–39 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 77 || July 20 || @ Brewers || 4–2 (13) || Krueger (1–0) || McAndrew (0–1) || — || 21,211 || 38–39 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 78 || July 21 || @ Blue Jays || 3–4 || Hurtado (2–0) || Torres (3–6) || Castillo (6) || 36,490 || 38–40 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 79 || July 22 || @ Blue Jays || 7–2 || Belcher (6–5) || Leiter (6–6) || — || 43,483 || 39–40 || W1
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| 80 || July 23 || @ Blue Jays || 6–4 || B. Wells (3–3) || Cone (9–6) || Ayala (14) || 39,163 || 40–40 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 81 || July 24 || Brewers || 4–6 || Bones (6–7) || Bosio (6–5) || Fetters (13) || 10,491 || 40–41 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 82 || July 25 || Brewers || 8–6 || Johnson (11–1) || Karl (1–1) || Ayala (15) || 13,427 || 41–41 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 83 || July 26 || Brewers || 3–4 || Givens (2–2) || Torres (3–7) || Fetters (14) || 11,315 || 41–42 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 84 || July 27 || Indians || 11–5 || Belcher (7–5) || Ogea (5–3) || — || 20,121 || 42–42 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 85 || July 28 || Indians || 5–6 || Plunk (5–1) || Frey (0–4) || Mesa (28) || 17,609 || 42–43 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 86 || July 29 || Indians || 5–3 || Bosio (7–5) || Embree (2–1) || Ayala (16) || 43,874 || 43–43 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 87 || July 30 || Indians || 2–5 || Hershiser (8–5) || Torres (3–8) || Mesa (29) || 24,089 || 43–44 || L1
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|-style=background:#fbb
| 88 || August 1 || @ Angels || 2–7 || Anderson (6–2) || Johnson (11–2) || — || 22,074 || 43–45 || L2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 89 || August 2 || @ Angels || 4–5 || Harkey (6–6) || Belcher (7–6) || Smith (25) || 23,253 || 43–46 || L3
|-style=background:#bfb
| 90 || August 3 || @ Angels || 10–7 || Benes (5–7) || Abbott (7–5) || Charlton (1) || 34,674 || 44–46 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 91 || August 4 || @ Athletics || 8–9 || Eckersley (3–4) || Ayala (3–4) || — || 11,794 || 44–47 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 92 || August 5 || @ Athletics || 15–9 || Wells (4–3) || Briscoe (0–1) || — || 20,787 || 45–47 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 93 || August 6 || @ Athletics || 15–8 || Krueger (2–0) || Stottlemyre (9–4) || — || 20,368 || 46–47 || W2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 94 || August 7 || White Sox || 6–4 || Belcher (8–6) || Alvarez (4–7) || Charlton (2) || 18,852 || 47–47 || W3
|-style=background:#bfb
| 95 || August 8 || White Sox || 10–9 || Ayala (4–4) || Hernandez (2–5) || — || 16,875 || 48–47 || W4
|-style=background:#bfb
| 96 || August 9 || White Sox || 11–8 || Bosio (8–5) || Keyser (3–5) || Ayala (17) || 16,401 || 49–47 || W5
|-style=background:#bfb
| 97 || August 11 || @ Royals || 2–1 || Johnson (12–2) || Gubicza (8–10) || Ayala (18) || 19,955 || 50–47 || W6
|-style=background:#fbb
| 98 || August 12 || @ Royals || 2–7 || Appier (12–7) || Belcher (8–7) || Meacham (1) || 20,572 || 50–48 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 99 || August 13 || @ Royals || 3–6 || Gordon (8–7) || Krueger (2–1) || Montgomery (20) || 19,489 || 50–49 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 100 || August 14 || @ Twins || 6–2 || Benes (6–7) || Trombley (2–7) || Nelson (2) || 16,637 || 51–49 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 101 || August 15 || @ Twins || 6–7 || Munoz (1–0) || Ayala (4–5) || — || 12,595 || 51–50 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 102 || August 16 || @ Twins || 6–4 || Risley (2–1) || Stevens (3–2) || Ayala (19) || 13,426 || 52–50 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 103 || August 17 || @ Athletics || 2–3 || Honeycutt (5–1) || Charlton (2–6) || — || 10,191 || 52–51 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 104 || August 18 || Red Sox || 9–3 || Wolcott (1–0) || Wakefield (14–2) || — || 27,256 || 53–51 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 105 || August 19 || Red Sox || 3–4 || Hanson (12–4) || Benes (6–8) || Aguilera (21) || 36,007 || 53–52 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 106 || August 20 || Red Sox || 6–7 || Cormier (6–3) || Bosio (8–6) || Aguilera (22) || 21,813 || 53–53 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 107 || August 21 || Orioles || 6–0 || Nelson (4–1) || Benitez (1–5) || — || 32,525 || 54–53 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 108 || August 22 || Orioles || 1–2 || Mussina (14–7) || Belcher (8–8) || Jones (20) || 13,631 || 54–54 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 109 || August 23 || Orioles || 1–7 || Krivda (2–2) || Wolcott (1–1) || Benitez (2) || 14,937 || 54–55 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 110 || August 24 || Yankees || 9–7 || Nelson (5–1) || Wetteland (1–4) || — || 17,592 || 55–55 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 111 || August 25 || Yankees || 7–4 || Bosio (9–6) || Pettitte (6–8) || — || 28,130 || 56–55 || W2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 112 || August 26 || Yankees || 7–0 || Johnson (13–2) || Hitchcock (6–9) || — || 41,182 || 57–55 || W3
|-style=background:#fbb
| 113 || August 27 || Yankees || 2–5 || Kamieniecki (4–5) || Belcher (8–9) || Wetteland (23) || 24,913 || 57–56 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 114 || August 29 || @ Red Sox || 6–4 || Benes (7–8) || Wakefield (14–3) || Charlton (3) || 31,328 || 58–56 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 115 || August 30 || @ Red Sox || 6–7 || Maddux (4–1) || Nelson (5–2) || Aguilera (26) || 32,356 || 58–57 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 116 || August 31 || @ Red Sox || 11–2 || Wolcott (2–1) || Cormier (6–5) || Guetterman (1) || 30,627 || 59–57 || W1
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|-style=background:#bfb
| 117 || September 1 || @ Orioles || 4–3 || Belcher (9–9) || Mussina (15–8) || Charlton (4) || 43,447 || 60–57 || W2
|-style=background:#fbb
| 118 || September 2 || @ Orioles || 2–3 || Brown (7–8) || Bosio (9–7) || Jones (21) || 46,731 || 60–58 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 119 || September 3 || @ Orioles || 9–6 || Carmona (2–4) || Krivda (2–3) || Charlton (5) || 46,269 || 61–58 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 120 || September 4 || @ Yankees || 3–13 || Pettitte (8–8) || Torres (3–9) || — || 24,855 || 61–59 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 121 || September 5 || @ Yankees || 6–5 || Wolcott (3–1) || Rivera (5–3) || Charlton (6) || 15,340 || 62–59 || W1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 122 || September 6 || @ Yankees || 3–4 || McDowell (13–10) || Belcher (9–10) || — || 15,426 || 62–60 || L1
|-style=background:#fbb
| 123 || September 7 || @ Indians || 1–4 || Nagy (13–5) || Bosio (9–8) || Mesa (39) || 41,450 || 62–61 || L2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 124 || September 8 || Royals || 4–1 || Johnson (14–2) || Jacome (4–7) || Charlton (7) || 19,350 || 63–61 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 125 || September 9 || Royals || 6–2 || Benes (8–8) || Gubicza (10–13) || — || 39,157 || 64–61 || W2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 126 || September 10 || Royals || 5–4 || Ayala (5–5) || Olson (3–2) || Charlton (8) || 18,066 || 65–61 || W3
|-style=background:#fbb
| 127 || September 11 || Twins || 10–12 || Mahomes (4–7) || Nelson (5–3) || Stevens (9) || 18,193 || 65–62 || L1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 128 || September 12 || Twins || 14–3 || Bosio (10–8) || Rodriguez (5–6) || Carmona (1) || 12,102 || 66–62 || W1
|-style=background:#bfb
| 129 || September 13 || Twins || 7–4 || Nelson (6–3) || Mahomes (4–8) || Charlton (9) || 16,469 || 67–62 || W2
|-style=background:#bfb
| 130 || September 15 || @ White Sox || 3–2 || Benes (9–8) || Bere (7–13) || Charlton (10) || 19,100 || 68–62 || W3
|-style=background:#bfb
| 131 || September 16 || @ White Sox || 5–3 || Belcher (10–10) || Karchner (3–2) || Charlton (11) || 26,073 || 69–62 || W4
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| 132 || September 17 || @ White Sox || 1–2 || McCaskill (5–4) || Wolcott (3–2) || Hernandez (30) || 21,913 || 69–63 || L1
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| 133 || September 18 || Rangers || 8–1 || Johnson (15–2) || Witt (5–10) || — || 29,515 || 70–63 || W1
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| 134 || September 19 || Rangers || 5–4 (11) || Charlton (3–6) || McDowell (6–4) || — || 20,410 || 71–63 || W2
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| 135 || September 20 || Rangers || 11–3 || Benes (10–8) || Tewksbury (8–7) || — || 26,524 || 72–63 || W3
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| 136 || September 22 || Athletics || 10–7 || Nelson (7–3) || Corsi (2–4) || Charlton (12) || 51,500 || 73–63 || W4
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| 137 || September 23 || Athletics || 7–0 || Johnson (16–2) || Johns (5–2) || — || 54,589 || 74–63 || W5
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| 138 || September 24 || Athletics || 9–8 || Charlton (4–6) || Eckersley (4–6) || — || 46,714 || 75–63 || W6
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| 139 || September 26 || Angels || 10–2 || Benes (11–8) || Boskie (7–7) || — || 46,935 || 76–63 || W7
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| 140 || September 27 || Angels || 0–2 || Finley (14–12) || Belcher (10–11) || Smith (35) || 50,212 || 76–64 || L1
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| 141 || September 28 || @ Rangers || 6–2 || Johnson (17–2) || Pavlik (10–10) || Charlton (13) || 21,502 || 77–64 || W1
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| 142 || September 29 || @ Rangers || 4–3 || Ayala (6–5) || Vosberg (5–5) || Charlton (14) || 25,336 || 78–64 || W2
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| 143 || September 30 || @ Rangers || 2–9 || Gross (9–15) || Benes (11–9) || — || 33,792 || 78–65 || L1
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| 144 || October 1 || @ Rangers || 3–9 || Rogers (17–7) || Belcher (10–12) || Whiteside (3) || 25,714 || 78–66 || L2
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| 145 || October 2 || Angels || 9–1 || Johnson (18–2) || Langston (15–7) || — || 52,356 || 79–66 || W1
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| Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = PostponementBold = Mariners team member

Postseason

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| 1 || October 3 || @ Yankees || Yankee Stadium || 6–9 || Cone (1–0) || Nelson (0–1) || — || 57,178 || 0–1
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| 2 || October 4 || @ Yankees || Yankee Stadium || 5–7 (15) || Rivera (1–0) || Belcher (0–1) || — || 57,126 || 0–2
|- bgcolor=#ccffcc
| 3 || October 6 || Yankees || Kingdome || 7–4 || Johnson (1–0) || McDowell (0–1) || Charlton (1) || 57,944 || 1–2
|- bgcolor=#ccffcc
| 4 || October 7 || Yankees || Kingdome || 11–8 || Charlton (1–0) || Wetteland (0–1) || Risley (1) || 57,180 || 2–2
|- bgcolor=#ccffcc
| 5 || October 8 || Yankees || Kingdome || 6–5 (11) || Johnson (2–0) || McDowell (0–2) || — || 57,411 || 3–2

|- bgcolor=#ccffcc
| 1 || October 10 || Indians || Kingdome || 3–2 || Wolcott (1–0) || Martinez (0–1) || Charlton (1) || 57,065 || 1–0
|- bgcolor=#ffcccc
| 2 || October 11 || Indians || Kingdome || 2–5 || Hershiser (1–0) || Belcher (0–1) || — || 58,144 || 1–1
|- bgcolor=#ccffcc
| 3 || October 13 || @ Indians || Jacobs Field || 5–2 (11) || Charlton (1–0) || Tavarez (0–1) || — || 43,643 || 2–1
|- bgcolor=#ffcccc
| 4 || October 14 || @ Indians || Jacobs Field || 0–7 || Hill (1–0) || Benes (0–1) || — || 43,686 || 2–2
|- bgcolor=#ffcccc
| 5 || October 15 || @ Indians || Jacobs Field || 2–3 || Hershiser (2–0) || Bosio (0–1) || Mesa (1) || 43,607 || 2–3
|- bgcolor=#ffcccc
| 6 || October 17 || Indians || Kingdome || 0–4 || Martinez (1–1) || Johnson (0–1) || — || 58,489 || 2–4

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position
Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Other batters
Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Pitching

Starting pitchers
Note: GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Other pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Relief pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts; SV = Saves

ALDS

ALCS

Awards and honors
 Randy Johnson, American League Cy Young Award winner, American League leader, strikeouts
 Edgar Martínez, American League Leader, batting average
 Lou Piniella, Associated Press American League Manager of the Year

In popular culture
The Mariners' ALDS run is the subject of the song, My Oh My, by Seattle-based rapper, Macklemore.

Chicago-based band Coping has a song titled "'95 Mariners."

In July 2019, the MLB Network released MLB Network Presents: The 1995 Mariners, Saving Baseball in Seattle.

See also
The Double (Seattle Mariners)

Farm system

References

External links
1995 Seattle Mariners at Baseball Reference
1995 Seattle Mariners team page at www.baseball-almanac.com
A fan site collecting stories about the team and year
1995 Mariners: Ringless in Seattle

Seattle Mariners seasons
American League West champion seasons
Seattle Mariners
Seattle
Seattle Marin


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May the 4th be with you, fellow jedi, padawans, wookies, and nerfherders! We're celebrating Star Wars this weekend with a "May the 4th" Spotify playlist. Not only do we have some of the best tracks from the movies themselves, we've also got stuff from MC Chris, Neko Case, Bad Lip Reading, Jamiroquai, blink-182, and "Weird Al" Yankovic. Give our playlist a follow and get ready for some tunes inspired by a galaxy far, far away.


So yes, its the dead of winter right now. Yes, it's about 2°F outside my house. Yes, there's about 3ft of snow on the ground and they are expecting another foot this weekend. That doesn't mean I can't treat myself to a summer cocktail to try and trick my mind to thinking summer is just around the corner. I used Sap House Meadery Hopped Blueberry Mead for this, but feel free to substitute with another blueberry mead – I bet Kuhnhenn Blueberry Melomel would work great as well. I used St. George Botanivore Gin for this. It has a good amount of herbaceous flavor described as a "Meadow in bloom" – perfect companion to the honey-wine.
This is a great refreshing cocktail with a nice balance of botanicals, fruitiness and ginger kick. I can't wait until I can sip one of these on my patio in the hot summer sun!
Combine the mead, gin, and lime juice in a glass with a healthy serving of ice.
Pour the ginger beer over the alcohol and garnish with the blueberries.
Enjoy in the summer (or winter) sun (or snow).


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Etusivu Blogit Global AI Index: All Four Nordics in Top 25
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Global AI Index: All Four Nordics in Top 25
Milan Kratochvil
Scandinavia is recovering from the harsh AI Winter of the 1990's. British Tortoise AI index ranks Finland a global #11 plus a "rising star," as a result of Finland's ongoing focus on skills development, driven by both government strategy and an excellent ecosystem of academia, AI-accelerators, private AI labs, tech startups, the Tampere AI Hub, a nationwide network of AI centers being built, etc. Sweden placed #15, Denmark 16, and Norway 25.
Based on 143 indicators, The AI Index benchmarks 62 countries on their level of AI investment, innovation and implementation. Although almost a blank space on the AI map of the past, the Nordics are picking up. In the early years of AI, quite a few within the AI & ML community still supposed that professor Kohonen was an American. Now, the Index ranks Finland a global 5 in government investment strategy and 9 in innovation/research.
According to a brief by four Nordic schools of economics, quoting Statista, there were 443 AI startups across Sweden-Finland-Denmark in April 2020. One of Scandinavia's most prominent private sponsors of AI R&D is the Wallenberg Foundation, who financed Sweden's by far fastest supercomputer Berzelius, built for AI (a donation of 300 million SEK = 29.5 million EUR to this project). Running since March 2021, Berzelius boosts R&D collaborations between academia and industry, into AI/ML, mathematics, and life sciences.
The latter is more intertwined with AI and data science than laymen tend to believe (nonetheless, even Berzelius-the-chemist began his professional life working as a doctor and summer apprentice at a pharmacy). Now that medtech and biotech are stepping into the shoes of a major AI driver, the Nordics can leverage their fairly clean clinical data from both mass screenings and individual treatments spanning decades, way into the past, due to half a century of longevity and thus smaller drop-off from long clinical studies. Wherever available, long time series offer a gold mine as training-data sets in ML within life sciences.
Bilinguality in terminology
Having said that, let's keep in mind it's a two-way street between two communities (medical & pharma, and AI & IT architecture) including some tricky "jargon bilinguality" on both sides, as is often the case in other domains too. Researchers, financial analysts, regional government authorities, power-grid planners, rail operators, and on it goes, are generally proficient in (and thus biased toward) classical statistics and its lingo whereas the straggly roots of appliedAI-ish, aged 65+, span across business rules, data/computer science, symbolic reasoning and object orientation, "subsymbolic" representations, explainability, knowledge management and elicitation, informatics, logic, set theory, search algorithms, and a dozen more.
Although much of the machinery underlying AI/Machine Learning/neural networks uses statistics-based methods, it does so in an own non-classical way. During the first Covid wave in 2020, California governor Gavin Newsom told CBC News: "It's not a gross exaggeration when I say this – the old modeling is literally pen–to-paper in some cases. And then you put it into some modest little computer program and it spits a piece of paper out. I mean, this is a whole other level of sophistication and data collection (…) We are literally seeing into the future and predicting in real time, based on constant update of information where patterns are starting to occur before they become headlines". Harvard Medical School News & Research, March 2021, sees adaptive learning as a key source of value added by ML systems, "(…) they rely on adaptive learning: with each exposure to new data, the algorithm gets better (…) offering doctors accumulated knowledge from billions of medical decisions, billions of patient cases, and billions of outcomes".
Redefine roles
The roles-section of the "two-way street" is no less tricky than terminology gaps. It depends on the domain to be supported, line of business, number of employees, organization and enterprise architecture, degree of organizational learning, skills of the staff, collaboration culture (hierarchical or horizontal, formal or informal/lean/agile) etc. In most contexts, the key roles to be upgraded in the first place are architect roles: enterprise, data, IT, where "the spider in the web" is part of the job description; AI boosts both the business and the architects' daily work.
(From Informator course Agile Architechture Fundamentals )
Summing up: Life sciences are a key driver behind Scandinavia's (regrettably late but impressively fast) AI revival, but no part of the world has yet invented a vaccine against any kind of corporate friction during major innovation waves. Architects shall stay up-to-date on AI, prepared for the transition, and able to guide others through it, be technical roles or non-technical.
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Milan and Informator collaborate since 1996 on architecture, rules, AI, modeling, UML, requirements, and design. You can meet him this year at public courses, in English or Swedish (remote participation is offered, encouraged, and currently highly recommended by epidemiology experts).
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Excerpt from What We Leave Behind
Recycling Depleted Uranium (p. 314)
From chapter "Technotopia"
There's another big obstacle to an ecologically sustainable industrial technotopia: war.
Supposedly green military technologies have been making headlines more and more over the last couple of years. Wind turbines constructed at Guantanamo Bay, programs to develop a bio-fuel for fighter jets, and a hybrid-electric military jeep are among the most notable examples. It's up for debate whether such initiatives demonstrate simply a series of shallow PR moves or a military recognition of peak oil and a looming energy crisis. In either case, most thinking people realize that war and sustainability don't go together.
In the technotopia I'm describing, the people of the future have dealt with finite supplies of various valuable metals by instituting a perfect cradle-to-cradle approach to industry, similar to that proposed by William McDonough (never mind that it still, several hundred pages later, is not going to happen). All manufactured metals are carefully fabricated, tracked, and recycled when a product reaches the end of its use (I almost wrote life span, except of course products aren't alive: I mention this to show how deeply we're all enculturated to identify the products of this culture with life). We can talk about how (im)plausible that is at the best of times, but war is not the best of times. War materiel, from bullets and uniforms, to missiles and bombs, to tanks and fighter jets, is built to be destroyed. There's a good chance that in a time of war almost anything built by or for the military could be torpedoed, sunk, burned, blown up, nuked, or otherwise obliterated. That's not a good way to build a cradle-to-cradle industrial system. In fact, various munitions are built specifically to be destroyed and converted into dust and unsalvageable wreckage. They are designed to become waste, and to waste something—or someone—else. The worst munitions don't just physical destroy the target—they irradiate it. They also irradiate the battlefield, and the landscape. Case in point: depleted uranium.
Depleted uranium is primarily a byproduct of the processes that "enrich" uranium used for nuclear warheads and reactor fuel. The military mostly uses depleted uranium for two purposes—armor and ammunition. The reason bullets are commonly made of lead is that lead is a fairly dense metal. Bullets are made out of dense materials so that a small projectile can carry of lot of energy. The less dense a projectile is, the less damage it can cause—think nerf guns. Well, depleted uranium is about twice as dense as lead, which means it can do a lot of damage, and is especially effective in armor-piercing munitions. It's also "self-sharpening," meaning that when a DU projectile strikes a hard object, it fractures into smaller, sharp shards. Most of a projectile is turned in to dust, but the remainder— which may weigh several pounds in larger shells—is a solid lump of uranium left on the battlefield. DU is also pyrophoric, capable of spontaneous ignition. This means when an armor-piercing DU penetrator is fired at an armored vehicle, it may punch through the armor and, by the time it enters the crew compartment, be fragmented into a radioactive dust that will catch fire. Just what you want in an armor-piercing shell. Not what you want if you care about a non-irradiated populace and landscape.
By the 1970s, the US had stockpiled about half a million tons of depleted uranium. Since DU is radioactive, it was proving expensive to properly store such large amounts. However, at that time the Pentagon was searching new materials for armor-piercing munitions, and realized it could, as it were, kill two birds with one stone—make more effective weapons, and get rid of large and expensive stockpiles of DU. Isn't recycling grand?
A Boeing 747 of Trash (p. 292) Index Oxygen Catastrophe (p. 320)


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England had the chance to seal a series win over New Zealand, for the second time in four years, as the two sides met for a Sunday afternoon encounter at Anfield in Liverpool.
With skipper Sean O'Loughlin out injured it was down to veteran star James Graham to marshall his troops against what was sure to be a New Zealand onslaught as they looked to level the series ahead of next weekends game at Elland Road in Leeds.
The Kiwi's were slight favourites with the bookies but there was very little to choose between the two sides whose only changes from last week were both at loose forward.


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George William Columbine
Born 1887 at Ilkeston he was the son of Henry and Selina Columbine. George had 2 older brothers the eldest of whom was a coal miner like their Father. In the 1891 census the family were living at no 11 Ash Street, Ilkeston. By 1891 the family had moved to No 4 archer Street in Ilkeston and George and his other brother were also now working in the colliery as hewers at the coal face. The family had increased with the addition of a younger brother Horace. By 1911 the family had moved to No 33 Willow road, Carlton. Horace too was now working at the colliery with the horses. Their father Henry died in 1916 but Selina lived until 1941.
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180th Tunnelling Coy Royal Engineers
George started the war as Private 15586 of the kings Own Scottish Borderers but was then transferred to the Royal Engineers as Sapper 79562. He arrived in France 11 July 1915. George was killed in action and is commemorated on the Arras memorial. He was eligible for the 1915 Star, British and Victory medals
In memoriam published 19th July 1917 in the Nottingham Evening Post :- "COLUMBINE. – In ever loving memory of my dear son, G. W. Columbine, sapper, R.E., killed in action July 19th, 1916. – Gone, but not forgotten, by his mother and brothers." Above is courtesy of Jim Grundy and his facebook pages Small Town Great War Hucknall 1914-1918
Gedling - All Hallows Church War Memorial as Sapper COLUMBINE G W 180th T Coy Royal Engineers
Gedling - Memorial Hall War Memorial as G W COLUMBINE
Carlton Cemetery, Gedling - 2018 Memorial War Memorial as G Columbine


Phil & Teds Vibe has been discontinued by Phil & Teds.
I did lots of research before taking the plunge and buying a Vibe in Jan 2010. There were quite a few negative reviews but I decided the benefits would (hopefully) outweigh the negatives. They did - big time. I love the pram. It was a godsend while I was on maternity leave. We went on very long walks every day and sometimes in the pouring rain with the raincover on, which works brilliantly.
Apparently they changed the design of the front wheel a couple of years ago and they no longer have the same problems of some of the earlier reviews. That said, we did have a problem when we first bought it. We took it back to the shop and it was repaired (or replaced?) quickly - we had a loan pram in the meantime. We didn't have a problem subsequently.
Bub no. 2 is due in October so we will see how it goes as a double then!
Sturdy and reliable on any surface. Flexible accessories.
They are big prams. I reluctantly purchased a cheapo stroller for zipping around the city to get to childcare etc.
If you take some time to research how to use the pram properly this pram is very user friendly. It is sturdy, supportive and the brake in the handle makes it really safe. I have accidentally bumped the brake a few times, but even so, I think it is one of the best features.
I love how sturdy the frame is. It is easy to open/fold- even with the doubles kit on! Nice cushiony seats available in different colours. Lts of accessories available. The toddler seat underneath has 2 recline positions, one where the 3-4 month old is slightly reclined and another where they can sit upright. The wheels can be repaired and pumped, it makes such a difference to the steering when the tyres are properly filled! I love the brake in the handle.
We had some initial troubles with the front wheel, but a bit of WD40 fixed it and we haven't had any problems since (1.5yrs). It is expensive.
We purchased the Vibe for our the arrival of our daughter in 2009. Several friends had recommended it and the baby store was very positive about it (no surprise there...)And we purchased the toddler attachment at the same time for child number 2.
We are now going to sell it, as the toddler attachment in entirely impractical. That was the straw that broke the camels back in a long list of cons! We're going to look for something more practical now we know what to look for.
Light and easy to fold and put in the car, could take out one handed. Wheels easily removed for storage or fixing. Hood is big and movable.
I brought the phil and teds vibe shortly after falling pregnant with our second child and was very excited. i had actually read some of the reviews and they were more negative than positive but i liked the look etc so much i was naive enough to buy it anyway. luckily it was on sale and i got a huge discount otherwise i would be even more disappointed..
The look is gorgeous, the concept, the second seat, the overall fabrics and materials all great quality.
The STEERING, oh my gosh. terrible. if i was out walking i found it was hard to maneuver around corners, on grass, up a curb, on a walking tack anywhere, just downright bad design or something. it seemed like all the weight was on the front end or something and it was just struggling the whole time. if you are looking for a pram to walk with or even just day to day usage i would recommend the phil & teds sports model, it seems to be the pick of the bunch. and take heed of these reviews as i didnt and i wish i had've.
The above would not have been so bad if Phil and Teds customer service had responded and assisted to resolve, however I have since had a nightmare of a time getting anyone to help me, and have now had to return the pram and wait for it to be repaired. I am currently seeking help from the department of fair trading to get a refun rather than go through waiting for repairs, As I can now see from reading all the reviews that I am not alone with this issue. WOULD NOT BUY A PHIL & TEDS product ever again!!!
1. You cannot push it except on the rear wheels doing wheelies.
2. Thats if you dont then engage the break.
3. You may find it doesnt fold so you need a ute or trailer to carry it.
This thing is a Nightmare and rip off and completely useless... it may contribute to land fill or if you rip off the aluminum you could probably make something by scrapping it for commodity value to someone in china.
This phil and teds is no excellent adventure.
Hard to compensate for the blemishes... Foldable at times... Can be comfortable when the kids are asleep... otherwise looks tyo be pure misery to them.
1. The zipper on the main seat for height adjustment broke... waiting a month later for replacement while child leans unevenly waiting for the fix.
2. Front wheel ... cactus... just about to go through more phil and teds run around... see where i get sent for a "service"... hope to come back. The thing should be advertised as a two wheeler as thats the only way it works... on the back wheels.
3. Folding ... nigh impossible unless trained by a ninja in finer points of origami. The two seats fold only in one fine aligned conjunction of far away planets every 3 days. It works better when you threaten to leave it in a heap as it somehow then decides to fold itself. The side locks are stiff and the "safety" red latch is a trap for young players... turn away and it re-engages with one hopes no little finger in between.
I have the same pram, and have never had even one unhappy moment while using it. It was one of the best buys for my kids and I am still happily using it two years later... Yes it is a fair bit wider then most prams, but I dealt with it... You obviously got a dodgy one, or just didn't know how to use it the right way... Most of the complaints are petty anyway.. In all the best pram I have ever owned and used... Simon are you sure you don't work for the competition??? Your negative comments about the vibe I truly find hard to believe. I have owned a vibe for 12 months now and it is a dream pram!!I agree with everything you just said! also for me, the hood keeps coming off, and when i was putting it back on the other day it pinched a huge chunk out of my finger and i bled everywhere in public! awful awful pram! impossible to steer!
I needed this pram because it is the only pram that they can both sleep in and fits everywhere. I love my side by side better because they are more content with each others company and they learn to fall asleep with each other distracting each other. But there are many times when I have doctors, dentists appointments or just lots of shopping to do when I NEED to take my phil and teds because the double simply will not fit and is not an option.
it is narrow and fits through checkouts,doorways, in between tables at restaurants etc. it is also easy to steer (when the tyres have enough air). also fits well in the boot of most cars although i've never tried it in a small car only sedans and my rav4.
Now when you have children, your buggy is everything. You need it for mobility and to go shopping and it is MASSIVELY stressful when you can't leave the house because your buggy is out of action. We have literally been searching world wide for a replacement tire. But because its a special size you can only find a replacements from Phil and Teds. Apparently the entire country (Switzerland) has no more spares as other people have had exactly the same problem. Now, we are stranded and desperately trying to find replacement tires. We have tried to buy tires from a bicycle shop but doesn't fit because of the strange size.
PHIL & TEDS if you read this. I'm begging you! PLEASE! Sort out the quality of your tires.
While your at it try adding some disk breaks and shocks. I expect a lot more value for money and LOT LESS STRESS for that price.
The Phil and Teds Vibe suited our needs. We have two young children only 18 months apart and needed an inline push chair that could accommodate both children and to allow us to easily get on and off our public transport.
We live in Zurich Switzerland (and yes I am an Aussie), similar to NY, driving in Zurich is a nightmare so you either walk everywhere or use public transport. We use to have a TFK (Trend For Kids) and liked that very much but you couldn't accommodate two children, hence the change.
I wouldn't buy this again. Seems like other Phil and Ted versions have fewer problems and the Vibe is more expensive.
heavy to fold and get into and out of the car, also on our third set of wheels in a year. First time the store replaced them for free saying it was a problem with the Vibe. now they say too bad, not under warranty even though the wheels are only three months old and have worn through just going around the neighborhood.
I agree with the below comments, it might look nice and have cushier seating but the seating is poorly designed, my son sank in it & looked so uncomfortable & unsupported its a pain to lie down too, id rather go with the sport!
Cushy seating, great sun coverage.
Avoid this death-trap of a pram. If you have to buy it then don't buy it from Babies Galore.
Honestly, nothing to say positive about this pram.
We had to replace the toddler straps twice as they were way too short to fit our 2-year-old. The first replacement took 3 MONTHS during which time the pram was essentially useless to us.
Secondly, the actual pram we bought had a manufacturing fault that we only disovered when both kids were in it. The toddler section buckled and the baby fell out - fortunately he was not hurt as we were on grass. We thought we had assembled it incorrectly so took it back to Babies Galore who did an inspection and assured us it was not our fault but actually a manufacturing fault. So, 5 MONTHS after buying the pram we are unable to use it and Babies Galore has given us the run-around too - making us take it book to their Chatswood branch who want to send it for repairs!?!? It's not brokn - what are they going to repair? We just want our money back but they refuse.
Hi Sqraf, re the vibe tyres, did you contact the distributer in Switzerland direct? The details are on the phil&teds website under stockists - hope that you are mobile with your children again soon!
hand brake button slightly sensitive, but not a big deal.
We bought the pram after having two children 14 months apart. My toddler initially loved being up high in the toddler position, however my newborn never liked been placed in the "parcelshelf spot" and screamed almost continously whilst in it.
In retrospect, who would expect anyone to enjoy a ride in the dark,unable to see anyone or anything..with your elder brother kicking towards your toes. A pretty poor start in life!
We bought a double mountain buggy and never looked back.... perhaps babies no matter how young need to see and be seen.
I have noticed since how many people buy these phil and ted double prams and and you rarely see more than one child in them! work it out for yourself!
Unstable with a large toddler reaching out, with a newborn underneath.The brake on the handlebar is difficult to put on and off.Easy to catch the skin on your hands when folding the pram up.
I would not recommend buying this pram. I've sent my pram back to Phil and Ted's for repair once as it was under warranty. Now it is just 16 months old (and I take good care of it) and the front wheel (bearing) has the same problem. The pram is no longer under warranty so I have to pay for the repair. I'm told Phil and Ted are not including wheels under their warranty.
DON'T BUY THIS PRAM. THERE ARE OTHER PRAMS ON THE MARKET FOR BETTER VALUE AND BETTER WARRANTIES!!!
The front wheel doesn't turn properly. So it's really hard to wheel.
We've had our pram 2 years and can't fault it. At the start the steering was dodgy, but we put some WD40 on it and haven't had a problem since. If you have problems with the front wheel, make sure you spray WD40 on it first, before trying to send it back.
I love the strong frame, I feel my two boys a secure in it. They are both comfortable and they never cry to get out like our last prams. Very smooth to push and it handles really well. I got told the break system was crap, but I love it!! Its so practical having the break at my finger tips, instead of having to bend down trying to put on the break. It took some getting used to the break at first, but now its a breeze :) I like at intersections I can press it on and I know the boys are safe. I also got told the tires were bad and they burst, but my tiers have been smooth sailing and I've run over broken glass a few times, with no problems to the tires. I use my pram STILL every single day and it hasn't faulted me once. The back seat is really strong, when I first got it I was nervy about putting my son in the back, but its so strong and he fits so well into it. Everything about it has been great.
All the bad reviews are the only con with it. I'm not sure if I got a really good pram and everyone else got a dodgy one? If the wheel is a concern, WD40 it.
Despite the cons i love it. Bought it at a discounted rate online with free cacoon & dbls kit. No wobbly wheel as even though I'd unknowingly purchased old stock the bearings on front wheel had been replaced, Service with P & T has been great. I have called them directly in NZ a few times. For any problems call P&T directly - DONT go through the retailer. I walk 5kms daily on dodgy bitumen roads up and down many steep hills and it has been fantastic. No pram is perfect and if I didn't need it for 2 kids I probably would have gotten a baby jogger elite. If you don't pay full price & stagger the purchase of accessories it's a great buy. the latest vibe is even better.
Perfect for 2 kids. Width, only 2cm wider than sport. Lightest P&T. Looks amazing. Very sturdy frame. Fabric easy to clean. Moving sunhood & sunhood now available for dbls kit from p&t spare parts. It is EASY to fold once you get the hang of it. just practice & check out online vids.
Tyres, 2 puctures within 3 months. Easily repaired with tyre pucture kit - just like a bike. While I ordered a new tube which took 10 days(havent had to use it yet). Basket hard to access. Handle not so ergonomic on long walks. Tiny tears started at seams in fabric in < 3 months, but I called P&T direct, emailed the photos and they sent me new sling immediately. Also need to use a stroller caddy as no where to put your keys/mobile.
I would not recommend this pram to anyone. Having said that my sister has one and she 'says' she is happy enough with it. I'd definitely go the Sports over the Vibe. The Sports is narrower and is much easier to steer. Sure the Vibe can be collapsed without taking off the back seat. But really the Sports back seat is very easy to detatch and it's not a worry.
We didn't like it at all. The steering was really difficult. It's a big and bulky pram. One Pro could be it's looks if you think it looks good. It also probably has a bit more padding that the Sports.
Steering. Ended up swapping for the Sports which we were much happier with.
The brake is fantastic (once you get used to the positioning of it) and I wouldn't have a pram without a brake on the handle. Collapsing is easy and the basket has plenty of space for shopping. Shade cover and wind cover is excellent and fits perfectly. It looks great too. The hood is fantastic as it is able to pushed into different angles forward to compensate for the sun.
It is heavier to push than the other Phil and Teds and harder to steer than the sports or the dash (we were upgraded from the dash due to faults on the pram that we bought - major faults!). The con that others mention is the scratching of the metal, we haven't had any so far and haven't been easy on the pram either. It has a major squeak which we can't fix either. There isn't a window on the top of the hood either to peek in to check on the baby.
Please, if you are looking to make your baby comfortable in it's pram, you really can't get better than this. Buy it through a baby shop that will deal with Phil & teds for you (like I did) and you will get a replacement pram if you have any difficulties. The newest version out (with new nose or front wheel, I just got mine yesterday ((march 20 2010)) is fantastic). Although having been through 3 of the same type of pram now I am so glad I have been patient. The size is amazing ( although large to get around some boutique over packed shops), the size is generally ok for normal shopping. Can get through check outs etc.
The new version with replaced front wheel should say Phil & teds on the frame, not vibe! It also has some smooth small ridge of plastic built up around the handle brake now, so if you are pushing one handed you can not accidently turn the brake on. Much better design. I love the handle brake, it's so easy! Do not try to fix the old version of the vibes yourself! Take it back to where you bought it from if you have problems and get them to deal with Phil & teds for you. After p & t's fix it once they will replace it for you. Just demand the new nose version (although looks much the same, inside the wheel, brake and writing on frame are different).
I think this stroller has the most to offer on the market, particularly in size. It's great now I have the new version!
The size is amazing! So comfortable for big kids, yet so cozy and snug for little kids. Really perfect for allsizes. My bub loved the peanut attachment.
I'm on my third "vibe". First two were both repaired by Phil & teds and now finally replaced with the newest version on the vibe. It has new front wheel mechanisims, and they have fixed all problems with the wheel wobble and front wheel jamming.
We got this pram as it has a toddler seat attachment and we want 2 children close together and it was recommended by 2 family members. I would not recommend this pram to anyone and regret every buying it. Go for the Sport instead as it is the least likely to have issues according to the guy who fixed it. Definately one of my worst purchases ever.
It looks nice and when the front wheel works properly it steers very well. The wrist strap is nice and long and I like the hand brake where it is - easy to acess.
I just had it fixed today for the second time in 6 months because front wheel either wobbles or jams. The guy that fixed it said mine has lasted better than most he knows of and that he has had so many Vibes come in for the same reasons and I should think about selling it and getting something else. He said that I will most likely have more issues with it.


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Struggling Orioles shut down Indians
Reuters May 18, 2019, 2:30 AM UTC
Jonathan Villar belted a three-run homer and Dylan Bundy tossed 5 2/3 solid innings as the visiting Baltimore Orioles recorded a 5-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Friday.
Stevie Wilkerson homered to lead off the fourth inning and added an RBI double in the eighth for the Orioles, who posted just their second win in their last nine outings overall and fourth in their last 16 versus Cleveland.
Wilkerson also made a leaping catch in center field to deny Carlos Gonzalez of extra bases in the eighth inning.
Jake Bauers had an RBI single in the second inning for the Indians, who mustered just three hits -- all singles -- after setting season highs in both runs and hits (14) in Thursday's 14-7 victory in the opener of the four-game series.
Villar made amends for committing a pair of errors by depositing a 1-0 curveball from Jefry Rodriguez (1-3) just over the wall in right-center field for a three-run homer in the third inning. Villar's homer, which gave Baltimore a 3-1 lead, was his fifth of the season and first since his grand slam in a 4-1 win over Boston on May 6.
Wilkerson fouled off three straight pitches before sending Rodriguez's curveball over the wall in right field to lead off the fourth inning. Wilkerson's homer was his fourth of the season and second in his last five games.
Wilkerson provided insurance by slapping a double into the right-center field gap in the eighth, giving the Orioles a 5-1 lead. Chris Davis fell down as he headed toward home, resulting in his hasty retreat to third and Wilkerson getting thrown out at second as he scurried back to the bag.
Bundy (2-5) made the offense stand up after allowing one run on three hits while striking out seven on a season-high 118 pitches. The 26-year-old has won two of his last three starts, permitting four runs on 10 hits in 18 innings.
Two relievers bridged the gap to Mychal Givens, who struck out two in the ninth inning to preserve the win.
Cleveland made Baltimore pay for Villar's first error to open the scoring in the second inning, as Jose Ramirez reached base and promptly stole second before coming home on Bauers' single to left-center field.


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This is a duplex lot in one of the most desired areas of Lehigh Acres, an easy drive to ST-82 or head to the heart of town by simply taking Joel Blvd which is close by. We can help you build! Ask us about models, and let us help you qualify while someone else pays off your mortgage! Investors: each side can yield $1200 plus per month once built. Take advantage of this low price, build or hold, with low yearly taxes.


Stop it – Change starts with you. If you recognise yourself in our Invisible Discriminator campaign video, educate yourself about the impact of racial discrimination.
Learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and history can also help improve understanding and generate respect.
If you witness racial discrimination, there are a number of things you can do to intervene. The Human Rights Commissions campaign 'Racism. It stops with me.' has some great resources to educate and arm you with the strategies you need to stand up to racism.
Racial discrimination can range from physical violence to subtle forms of prejudice and unconscious bias. All forms of discrimination can have an impact on mental health. Beyond Blue's Invisible Discriminator campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of discrimination on the mental health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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If you feel you have been treated less favourably than another person in a similar situation because of your race, for example, being excluded from accessing services or employment, you can report it to the Australian Human Rights Commission or the relevant anti-discrimination or equal opportunity commission in your state or territory.
Contact your local Aboriginal Health Service.
Note: Not all Aboriginal Health Services provide mental health support. They may, however, be able to provide information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander counsellors in the area.
If you are an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person who has experienced racism, talking to someone about your experiences can help you stay strong. If you're going through a tough time or are concerned about someone close to you, the Beyond Blue Support Service can help. We've also developed a range of resources to support social and emotional wellbeing.


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Two-piece men's and women's Pilota watch gift set
The exclusive Pilota watch set comprises the iconic men's version and the brand-new women's model.
Characterised by contemporary and sophisticated lines and an unmistakeable racing spirit, the men's and women's Pilota watches are offered together for the first time in a special gift pack.
Created in two different sizes, the faces of the two Pilota watches boast the same colour combination, with a rose gold-coloured case and a sophisticated black face with rose gold-coloured details.
Elegant black leather straps complete these Pilota watches for Scuderia Ferrari fans who love to share their passion for speed at all times.
The men's model strap has a maximum length of 200mm (+/- 5mm) and a minimum of of 135mm (+/- 5mm), and the women's model strap has a maximum length of 180mm (+/- 5mm) and a minimum of of 125mm (+/- 5mm)
Water resistant to 3 and 5 atmospheres
Composition: Stainless Steel 100%, Soft Leather


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for Sixth-form Studies (CCSS)
CCSS offers a unique and individual approach to learning, building a relationship of mutual respect between students and staff and developing self-confidence within each student.
CCSS specialises in A-Level and GCSE courses, and preparing students for entry into the best universities in the UK and abroad.
We have around 180 students aged from 15 to 21. Around half of them stay in our own boarding accommodation and the others are day students. CCSS is a happy, purposeful and vibrant College with a wide range of sporting, cultural and social activities available.
The College has three teaching sites and all are located close to the centre of the world-renowned university city of Cambridge. Cambridge is only a 50-minutes' train-ride from London, with easy connections to international airports.
We offer One and Two Year A-Levels GCSE courses. A wide range of subjects are available in each.
The teaching at CCSS is a collaborative and shared learning experience, which fosters focus and motivation, and creates a very productive and exciting schooling environment and experience for every student at the College. The informality and strength of working relationships lead to a bond of loyalty between students and staff, and the trust and independence that students have at the College give them freedom to make the right choices and decisions for them in their learning.
Classes at CCSS are less than half the average for the independent sector in the UK and much smaller than in state schools. The average class size at CCSS is five pupils so everyone gets the attention they need.
As well as group classes, all A-level students have additional 'one-to-one' sessions in each subject. These tutorials allow students and teachers to work together on areas of uncertainty or interest, analysing examination questions and discussing outstanding answers and the strategy for creating these answers.
Preparation for university, and for your career.
We pride ourselves in being a college which gives our students support and guidance to ensure that they are well prepared in all aspects of the university application, from personal statement writing and interview practicing to university visits and careers workshops. Work experience can also be arranged to strengthen and enhance university applications.
The success of the CCSS students means that the great majority go on to university in the UK or elsewhere, with many enjoying success at Cambridge, Oxford, LSE and other top universities in subjects ranging from international business to law and medicine.
Town: Cambridge.
County: Cambridgeshire.
Area:North East Anglia..
Type: Co-educational, Sixth Form, Boarding Weekly/Flexible Boarding and Day.
Age Range: 15 to 21.
Religious Affiliation: No religious affiliation, all denominations welcome.
Special Diets: From vegetarian to Halal.
Scholarships and Bursaries: Scholarships and Bursaries are available.
Entry Requirements: Main entry at 16. No entrance exam. Reference and 5 GCSEs at least Grade C for A-Levels.
Facilities: Athletics Track, Golf Course, Gymnasium, Sixth Form Centre, GCSE International Study Centre, Sports Hall, Swimming Pool.
Activities: Archery, Chess, Computing/IT, Debating/Public Speaking, Drama/Theatre Studies, Duke of Edinburgh, Film Club, outdoor pursuits, Photography, Skiing, Young Enterprise.
Sports: Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Canoeing, Cricket, Fitness Training, Football, Golf, Hockey, Netball, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing, Shooting, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Trampolining, Volleyball, Weight Training..
Cambridge Centre for Sixth-form Studies specialises in A-Level and GCSE courses for entry into the best universities, and for your career.
If you would like more information,
please see our Web Site,
Tel: 01223 716890 FREE 01223 716890
Religious Affiliation: Quaker.
Special Diets: Vegetarian, nut allergy.
Scholarships and Bursaries: Scholarships - Academic and Music at ages 11+, 13+ and 16+.
Entry Requirements: School Entrance Exam and/or Common Entrance Exam.
Facilities: Art and Design Studios and Workshops, Athletics Track, CDT Centre, Conference Facilities, Games Pitches, Health Centre, Music School, Observatory, Sixth Form Centre, Specialist Science and Geography Centre, Sports Hall, Squash Courts, Swimming Pool - indoor, Theatre.
Activities: Astronomy, Ballet/Dance, Candle Making, Chess, Choir, Computing/IT, Cookery, Cross Stitch, Debating/Public Speaking, Drama/Theatre Studies, Duke of Edinburgh, Fencing, Film/Video Club, Judo, Life Saving/First Aid, Orchestra/Band, Orienteering, Outdoor Pursuits, Photography, Pottery, Riding, Skiing, Trampolining, Young Enterprise.
Sports: Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Cricket, Cross Country, Fencing, Fitness Training, Football, Gymnastics, Hockey, Judo, Netball, Rounders, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Trampolining.
If you would like more information, please see our Web Site,


Bihar Polytechnic Counselling 2019 admission procedure can be released on the official website. Bihar Polytechnic Counselling dates are going to publish by the Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECE). It is a state level entrance examination. The exam applied candidates can get admission for the Polytechnic courses like PE, PPE, PM, and PMD. It is also called as Diploma Certificate Entrance Competitive Examination (DCECE) and through this article, candidates can check the complete details of Bihar Polytechnic Counselling 2019. The Bihar Polytechnic exam result can be released on the 4th week of June 2019. Finally, the Bihar Polytechnic exam applied candidates can check the updated news, to use the www.bceceboard.bihar.gov.in official website.
The Bihar Polytechnic Counselling 2019 schedule can be announced after the releasing result. It conducts competitive examination every year for admissions in various professional courses. An exam applied candidates are eagerly waiting for the Counselling for Bihar Polytechnic. The Bihar Polytechnic counseling 2019 schedules in below boxes. The exam passed aspirants are faced on the next level of counseling process based on their merit list and cut off marks. The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination passed candidates are who are achieve more marks they will be selected on the merit list, and the merit list wise attended the first date of counseling. Finally, the written test passed candidate documents also verified at the time of counseling. So, all the written exam passed candidates are taking a document on counseling time.
The Bihar Polytechnic Counselling 2019 will be held on online mode only.
Candidates to once the seat are allotted, it cannot be changed.
Before the admission, the candidates to clear the medical test round.