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When it comes to exercising, a lot of us fall into one of two categories: fitness lovers or the exercise-averse. It can be more challenging to maintain a regular exercise schedule as cool weather rolls in at the end of the year. If you’re having trouble motivate yourself to exerciseconsider investing in a fitness tracker. Fitness trackers like Fitbits can assist you in setting, achieving and monitoring your progress over time.

Regardless of whether you enjoy working out, staying active is an important part of wellness. And a tool that will help you on your health and fitness journey could be the key to staying on task, even when cold weather moves in. If you think you would benefit from having data points about how much movement you get in a day, you should consider purchasing a Fitbit to track your activity to hit daily targets and keep you inspired.

Fitbit smartwatches and fitness trackers can keep up with all activities, tracking your steps and workouts. Fitbit devices can also track your sleep patterns, stress levels and heart health. If you’re interested in monitoring your fitness journey through the end of 2022 and beyond, a Fitbit is a stylish, comfortable and effective tool that could help you get in shape.

If you’re looking for deals on a Fitbit, you’ll usually find impressive sales during the holiday season. But you can find really good

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Black Friday is no longer a one-day shopping event — it’s weeks upon weeks of deals and promotions that start as early as October. Each store handles its Black Friday promotions differently, but one of the best times in the Black Friday season is when the Black Friday ads start hitting so you can start planning want to buy and where you can find it.

Until recently, Black Friday ad leaks were what everyone waited for. Retailers wanted to keep the deals a secret, but that never worked out for them, and now the retailers each start to release their own ads as early as the beginning of November. Below you will find all of the Black Friday ads that have been made available already, and we’ll continue to update this list with new ones as they’re made available.

Sometimes, after a long day dealing with enemies fuming about your status as heir or questioning your kids’ legitimacy, all you want to do is kick back and relax with a drink.

What would House of the Dragon star Emma D’Arcy’s character, the ever-pressed Princess Raenerya, imbibe? You may already be familiar with the answer.

In a video posted to HBO Max’s TikTok account on Oct. 1, D’Arcy revealed their drink of choice to co-star Olivia Cooke, who plays Queen Alicent. “A negroni … sbagliato … with prosecco in it,” D’Arcy says with playful pauses in between. “Oh, stunning,” Cooke replies.

The internet has deemed the clip, which has 1 million likes as of this writing, as scorching as dragon’s breath. D’Arcy’s voice, in particular, is getting a lot of attention, with users calling it “so soothing” and liking it to “extremely expensive” aged wine.

“The way they said ‘with prosecco in it’ made me melt,” one commenter wrote.

The actor’s delivery ignited a TikTok trend where users post their own videos mouthing D’Arcy’s words. More than 16,000 videos have used the sound so far. Here are a few examples:

@_gloyoyo_ the extra ice is IMPERATIVE #whatsyourdrink#dietcoke#dietcokeforlife#icetok#extract#mcdonaldsdietcoke#whatsyourdrinkofchoice♬ a negroni sbagliato w prosecco l hbo max – hbomax

@gameofthrones

Oh, stunning

♬ a negroni sbagliato w prosecco l hbo max – hbomax

@dumbhouseplant

This audio is the reason I live today

♬ a negroni sbagliato w prosecco l hbo max – hbomax

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After the first two games in San Diego, the National League Championship Series has moved to Philadelphia for the next three. On Friday the Phillies took a 2-1 series lead at home and another win today would set Bryce Harper and company up with a commanding series lead. Juan Soto and the Padres look to even the series and assure at least one more game in California. The Phillies will send lefty Bailey Falter to the mound against right-hander Mike Clevinger of the Padres. Game 4 starts Saturday at 7:45 pm ET (4:45 pm PT) on Fox.

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-Phillies 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: Phillies won 4-2
• Games 4: Padres at Phillies on Saturday, Oct. 22, 7:45 pm ET on Fox
• Games 5: Padres at Phillies on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2:37 pm ET on FS1
• Games 6: Phillies at Padres on Monday,

Black hole collisions are some of the most extreme phenomena in the universe. As the two massive, invisible bodies spiral toward each other, they disturb the fabric of spacetime, sending out ripples across the universe. Those ripples — gravitational waves — eventually wash over the Earth, where some very sensitive detectors in the US, Italy and Japan can “hear” them.

One such ripple washed over our planet in the early hours of Jan. 29, 2020. It was picked up by the dual detectors of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in the US and a third detector, Virgo, in Italy. The detectors’ characteristic chirp suggested a pair of black holes, one that was around 40 times the mass of the sun and the other 22 times, had smashed together.

In a new study, published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, researchers examined the wave from this collision, dubbed GW200129, which — when first discovered — showed a peculiar signal. The wave’s chirp seemed to suggest the black holes that crashed into each other were “wobbling” around in their orbit. This wobble is, scientifically, known as “precession,” and it would be the first time we’ve seen this effect in black holes.

However, other gravitational wave scientists aren’t so certain the signal provides proof of this phenomenon. Instead, they have wondered whether the data may be affected by a glitch in one of the gravitational wave detectors that first spotted GW200129.

What’s happening with GW200129?

First, let’s talk about that “wobble.”