After splitting the first two games in San Diego, the National League Championship Series shifts to Philadelphia for the next three games. The Phillies blanked the Padres in Game 1 and took an early 4-0 lead in Game 2 before the Padres’ bats came alive and scored eight runs to even the series. After a travel day yesterday, the series resumes in Philly on Friday night. The Phillies will send lefty Ranger Suarez to the mound opposite Joe Musgrove for the Padres. Game 3 starts today at 7:37 pm ET (4:37 pm PT) on FS1.

Here’s how you can watch baseball’s postseason, including the World Series, on live TV streaming services.

What’s the schedule for the Padres-Dodgers series?

The Padres beat the Mets in their Wild Card series and then knocked off the heavily favored Dodgers to reach the league championship series. The Phillies eliminated the Cardinals before taking out the world champion Braves to get here.

Here’s the schedule for the Phillies-Padres series (all times ET):

• Game 1: Phillies won 2-0
• Games 2: Padres won 8-5
• Games 3: Padres at Phillies on Friday, Oct. 21, 7:37 pm on FS1
• Games 4: Padres at Phillies on Saturday, Oct. 22, 7:45 pm on Fox
• Games 5: Padres at Phillies on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2:37 pm on FS1
• Games 6: Phillies

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If you’re tired of being jolted awake by the obnoxious alarms on your phone or Amazon Echo device, then switching to a different option could help. A sunrise alarm clock is designed specifically to give people more peaceful mornings and wake-up routines. My mornings have never been better since I got rid of my regular alarm clock and started using a sunrise. They work by emitting a light as opposed to an anxiety-inducing sound to give the illusion that you’re waking up to sun peeking through your window.

Jamie Golda wellness design consultant and authortells CNET she came across these types of noise-optional alarm clocks when researching noise pollution.

“Our lives and homes are filled with noise, and this creates the potential for insomnia, anxiety and stress,” Gold says. “I love the idea of ​​these silent alarm clocks for tying in with our natural circadian rhythms and helping start our days on a calmer note. Some heavy sleepers may need a stronger wake-up system, but if you’re not one of them, it’s definitely a solution worth considering.”

Creating or redoing bedrooms in ways that reduce noise pollution and enhance sleep is a crucial component of wellness design, the practice of designing a space to promote physical and emotional health, she adds.

I personally feel like I’ve had a better night’s sleep since using a sunrise alarm clock. I am also happier when I

It’s the moment many Marvel fans have been waiting for. In the penultimate episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Daredevil is back! And in the thoroughly entertaining episode 8, streaming now on Disney PlusCharlie Cox’s Matt Murdock prompts She-Hulk to smash (in more than one sense).

If you need a refresher, here’s our recap of last week’s zingy therapy session in She Hulk episode 7 (or start with She Hulk episode 1). Now let’s delve into the latest installment, titled Ribbit and Rip it, as Daredevil finds a whole new corridor of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to ventuire into, plus more Easter eggs — and lots of spoilers!

The next episode of She-Hulk outing is the finale, Episode 9, which drops on Thursday Oct. 6 (here’s the full schedule of episode release dates for She-Hulk).

Matt’s back

Thanks to a hapless wannabe superhero who turns out to be an obnoxious rich kid, Jen finds herself on the wrong side of a courtroom to Luke Jacobson, the one tailor who can provide suitable outfit for her unique physique. But Luke has tapped another client to represent him: all the way from Hell’s Kitchen in New York, it’s blind lawyer Matt Murdock, AKA horned vigilante Daredevil.

We first met Cox’s Daredevil in a Netflix series back in 2015. The arrival of Disney Plus as the streaming home of the MCU suggested we’d seen the last of Daredevil (and the other characters seen in Netflix shows, including Jessica Jones, Luke

Time and again, studies have shown that people of color in the US are exposed to much higher levels of fine-particulate air pollution than their white counterparts are. It’s an injustice documented by “a mountain of evidence,” as a 2021 New York Times report says.

And on Tuesday, a study published in the journal Nature Communications presented information that’s even more troubling.

“Populations living in racially segregated communities not only breathe more fine-particle air pollution, they breathe a form of pollution that is much more concentrated in toxic, cancer-causing compounds,” John Volckens, a Colorado State University engineering professor and co-author of the studies, said in a statement.

Those compounds consist of elements like lead, cadmium and nickel and often stem from the same human activities contributing to global warming — industrial work in factories, for instance. They’re also the harmful substances connected to serious health risks other than cancer, like neurological and respiratory damage.

Previously, scientists had focused on figuring out where fine-particulate matter — also called PM2.5 because each particle is less than 2.5 microns in diameter — resides. Such studies have clearly shown PM2.5 permeating places where communities of color are located. And these conclusions illustrated how people of color are breathing in a greater number of particles known to add to the global burden of disease.

Clearly, the situation was already dire. But Volckens and fellow researchers wanted to dig deeper.

They examined the toxic metal components in PM2.5 to understand where the most hazardous type

Last year, only a third of Amazon’s new hires stayed with the company for more than 90 days before quitting, being fired, or getting laid off, according to leaked documents obtained by Engadget. The report is the latest indication that Amazon is having serious issues retaining employees, and it reveals the company’s estimate that its attrition rate costs it almost $8 billion a year across its global consumer field operations team.

The report, which is based off internal research papers, slide decks, and spreadsheets from Amazon, claims that workers are twice as likely to leave by choice, rather than because they were laid off or fired. It also says that the issue is widespread throughout the company, not just with warehouse workers; from entry level roles all the way up to vice presidents, the lowest attrition rate for one of the company’s 10 tiers of employees was almost 70 percent, with the highest reaching a staggering 81.3 percent.

The report doesn’t specify which class of employees had the highest attrition rate, but it’s well known that Amazon’s warehouses and other fulfillment facilities have more turnover than the rest of the industry. According to a report from The New York Timesaround three percent of the company’s hourly employees left each week, and leaked internal memos obtained by Recode show that the company is worried about literally running out of people who’d be willing to work for it within the next few years (and even sooner, in some areas).