Hey Guys,
Yesterday I started playing more with the A2G radar and practicing dropping through the weather on airfields. I noticed that all my bombs (smart and dumb) fall a few hundred feet right of the targets. I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong or if there is a discrepancy between where the radar says something is and where it is on the map. Any help is appreciated!

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Unpacking the Light Police. Light Pollution News.
Show Link: https://lightpollutionnews.com/podcast/unpacking-the-light-police/
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John Barentine of Dark Sky Consulting, LLC.
Kaitlyn Evans, Conservationist.
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I was busted by the light police. They had a point, Dana Milbank of the Washington Post.
Dana Milbank purchased a home in, soon to be not, rural Virginia. At night he kept the formerly vacant property lit to the degree that spurned one commentator to call it “spaceship lighting.”
Milbank recaps being visited by the “light police,” a group of concerned citizens who help educate neighbors and instill a sense of pride in the brilliance of their starry night skies.
At first, he was taken aback, but later, not only did he appreciate their efforts, but he also converted his blinding always on, white light flood lights to warm 2700 Kelvin motion sensing lights.
Per Ruskin Hartley, executive director of the International Dark Sky Association, “for 4.5 billion years there was no artificial light at night. It’s really only in the last five human generations that we transformed that. It’s one of the most profound transformations of our environment.”
Many of you may recall an earlier story, way back in our Hormone of Darkness episode, showcasing concerns by local residents prior to a 760 house (now 761) plus town center development moving into the Culpepper County, VA area. Per the Rappahannock News, this development features “a resort style swimming pool, clubhouse, tot lot, and multiple sports fields and sports courts, all connected by a network of biking and walking trails.”
The forgotten medieval habit of ‘two sleeps’ by Zaria Gorvett of the BBC.
Gorvett opened my eyes to something I never knew about, the medieval custom of two sleeps. For those of you unaware, two sleeps are exactly what it sounds like.
Folks would partake in a communal nap, complete with rigid sleeping arrangement conventions, between 9 – 11pm, then awaken for a few hours to do everything from hang out to brew beer! In fact, the idea of multiple sleeps crossed cultures and was found in places as far from Europe as indigenous South America.
How can one’s circadian rhythm make sense of all of this?!
Well, for starters, until the invention of the alarm clock, which humorously was invented by a clocks salesman so he could wake up and sell more clocks, people had no firm way to wake up at a consistent time. The industrial revolution enforced a new circadian standard.
And there’s some science behind this! In the 1992 study, In Short Photoperiods, human sleep is biphasic, researcher Thomas Wehr found that after four weeks of 10 hour days, his subjects began to engage in this two sleep cycle, involving a one to three hour period for which they became awake and engaged in between.
Want to Learn About Light Pollution? There’s a mini-course for that!, Jennifer Sensiba of Clean Technica.
Quoting Sensiba, “As I got older, I traveled a lot more and saw the problem more for what it is. Not only did I see that in many places there is no refuge from it, but I also saw that it was slowly growing worse. Places that had been dark 30 years ago had more and more light creeping upon the horizon.”
If you’re interested in learning more, or more importantly, know someone who might benefit from learning more, Sensiba links up to an International Dark Sky Mini-Course on light pollution, call it Light Pollution 101!
There’s a Play Date at the National Museum of Natural History: Lights Out exhibit!
But unfortunately, by the time you listen to this, and hell, by the time we talk about this, it has passed.
Ann Arbor named best place for sunrises, sunsets in Michigan. Sarah Parlette for Click on Detroit.
Evidently gambling websites have decided to honor April’s International Dark Sky week in a strange new content marketing campaign, which was to rank the best places in each state to see sunrises and sunsets. My favorite one, “Ann Arbor named best place for sunrises, sunsets in Michigan,” comes from Click on Detroit, whereby a quote “study” examined Michigan’s most populated cities.”
According to Click on Detroit, “to celebrate International Astrology Day on Saturday, staff at Great Lake Stakes, a Michigan online gambling news site, looked at light pollution in the five most populated cities around the Mitten state to determine which offers the best views every morning and evening.”
Star bathing is the new outdoor travel trend we should all be trying for Summer 2023, according to Amy Beecham at Stylist.
Evidently, as an attempt to destress and promote mindfulness, romanticism about sleeping under the stars has birthed a 70% increase in searches for the term ‘star bathing’ on Hipcamp. And to be sure, “Hipcamp recommends checking a stargazing calendar which outlines major astrological events – like supermoons, pink moons, and star showers.”
“Industry Must Face an Inconvenient Truth — Most LED Lights at Night are Unhealthy”
Dr. Martin Moore-Ede, a circadian clock expert, recently published an article in LEDs Magazine chastising the lighting industry for not recognizing and reigning in the negative externalities of its products. Per the piece, such effects are, obesity, diabetes, depression, cancer, and more.
He cites three categories of industry responses, making the correlation that long term Denial or outright Ignorance of the Facts, may result in “asbestos-scale liabilities or draconian regulations.”
Per the piece, a recent survey by the Circadian Light Research Center of 2,697 peer reviewed scientific articles confirmed that human circadian clocks are highly sensitive to blue wavelengths, and that exposure to such wavelengths leads to major health disorders.
Moore-Ede calls for the industry to harvest the “commercial opportunity” to greatly limit future liability by creating and managing its own standards for circadian modulated lighting.
Unpacking the Wallpack, by Dan Weissman in LD+A Magazine.
Weissman, who recently purchased a telescope for his family in Cambridge, MA, discovered that the scope could only afford him views of some solar system objects and a few brightly burning stars.
The ire of Weissman’s pen takes the shape of a rectangular fixtures, be it box like or simply a panel these days, that typically hang off the side of an exterior wall or above an exterior door. “Devoid of aesthetic value” this light is often put up under the “pretense of security and safety” by “recommended practices and adopted municipal codes.”
Weissman recognizes labels that often accompany, what he calls, “Glare bombs,” including “contractor-select,” “energy efficient,” or “light pollution friendly.”
Further, per an earlier LD+A article, such lighting driven by its extreme contrasts is exceedingly common in minority communities where light is weaponized as a tool of power. It becomes a “device of alienation, creating a zone of control and separation.”
Weissman recognizes that the true reason such fixtures are selected often comes down to cost. He recognizes that it may take equally as much cost to persuade building and homeowners away from such lighting into the realm of more responsible, lower lumen, shielded lighting.
Weissman calls for producers of these glare bombs to be labeled as polluters, putting them in line with fossil fuel manufacturers and PFAS makers.
Songbirds, dusk and clear skies: Scientists explore migratory flights, by Erin Blakemore.
Bird migration season is ending here in the Mid-Atlantic. I was lucky enough to catch several Baltimore Orioles and Indigo Buntings last week. Researchers looked at 400 songbirds from 9 major species, “including the yellow-rump warbler, American redstart and Bicknell’s thrush.”
The question they hoped to answer was how are these birds so darn precise in identifying the best time to take off for their nightly migration? Scientists found that 90% of the migrating birds in the study took off within 69 minutes of dusk. A “much narrower takeoff window,” that even shocked the research team!
Per the study, taking off at night is all about maximum flight time. In addition to being able to precisely schedule their take offs, a feat that every airline I’ve flown with over the past few years has proven inept at, birds also are apparently good meteorologists! They often depart when the atmospheric pressure rises over a day’s span. Other factors also trigger migration, including sex, age, and celestial cues.
‘Lights Out’ initiative appears to be saving birds from crashing into Philly buildings by Sophia Schmidt.
Preliminary results indicate that bird death counts are down 70% at one Market Street tower, since it began its participation in Lights Out. As we spoke about on a previous show, birds utilize the stars to navigate, but city lights can disorient the birds. Combine the lights with reflective or transparent glass, and that spells fatal trouble for our migrating warblers!
Per Keith Russell, a program manager for urban conservation with Audubon Mid-Atlantic, “We’ve lost almost a third of our birds – and [collisions] contributing to that. If we’re going to want to preserve the bird populations here in North America, we have to look at these types of problems. And this is a preventable one.”
The Knoxville, TN Zoo is offering up what they call “Twilight Tours” per WVLT 8. Each event will feature a guide to showcase nocturnal critters.
I did something similar in Singapore years ago. The zoo had very dim lights in the exhibits – and they kept those lights dim as you walked so that you didn’t lose your night vision. It was a very different and, might I say, peaceful experience than the typically chaotic daytime zoo.
Flashlights posing major threat to nesting sea turtles. Fox35 Orlando
Apparently, a single flashlight can deter female sea turtles from coming onto a beach and nesting. Florida, as I did not know, is home to 90% of the sea turtle nests across the world, so losing sea turtles can affect the global ecosystem.
One visitor to Cocoa Beach stated, “Just leave them alone. Stand back and look. You don’t need a flashlight.”
Another, “It’s not super surprising because more buildings go up, more technology. As it increases, nature and stuff like that decreases,” said Zoe Jovaag, whose grandfather used to take her on walks to see sea turtles.
Capture the Dark 2023 officially is under way!
The International Dark Sky Association opens up its annual photo contest complete with prizes across eight categories and an additional People’s Choice category. Voting begins on July 3rd, entries must be received by June 30th.
City Tests Traffic Light That Only Turns Green for Drivers Who Obey the Speed Limit. Erin Marquis for Jalopnik.
And hey, you better not speed in Brossard, Quebec….otherwise you may be waiting around for a while. Brossard is testing out a new traffic light that will stay red until it senses oncoming traffic. However, it will only change to green if the car is going the speed limit. Per the Jalopnik article, “FRED [the French acronym for “educational traffic calming light] forces fast drivers to stop and gives them a chance to reconsider their life choices.” Such lights are already used in Europe, but this will be the first for the Great White North.
Why the Greatest Threat to Star-Gazing Isn’t Light Pollution, and this comes to us from Dorin Elin Urrutia at Inverse.
Elin Urrutia writes, in her compelling piece, that the greatest threat to star-gazing is actually the weather. Citing notable examples of the Mount Stromlo Observatory in Australia (which burnt down due to bushfires) and the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico (which sustained structural damage following the winds of Hurricane Maria).
While the threat of human-caused climate change has presented new challenges, Elin Urrutia references proactive burns that saved Los Angeles’ Mount Wilson Observatory from flames in 2020.
On a similar note, ABC News (the Australian Broadcasting Company, not to be confused with the American Broadcasting Company), brings us “A World Without Darkness Could Be a Reality within a Few Years.”
Per Carol Redford of Astrotourism Western Australia, “There are some people in the world now who don’t actually experience darkness anymore. They’re in a city like Beijing, Toyoko, or London. In all those big cities, it’s never dark, it’s always light. During the day of course with the sun, but then during the night with all of the artificial light. They’re not experiencing darkness, and definitely not seeing those beautiful stars…”
In the 66 years since the implementation of the UN Convention on the Peaceful Use of Outerspace, around 11,000 satellites orbit the Earth. But it’s about to get wayyy busier. Driven by innovations that have led to dramatic reductions in costs, over the next ten years, Per attorney Steven Freeland, it’s anticipated that somewhere between 100,000 to 500,000 objects will be sent up. Let me pause on that for a second.
On the travel front, we stay in the land down under, “Aussie region determined to keep its darkness is a stargazer’s dream” by Chantelle Francis of News.com.AU.
The town of Swam Reach, population 270, resides in a 3200sq km region of Southern Australia that received its International Dark Sky Reserve status over three years ago. On a scale of darkness between 0 – 22, the River Murray Dark Sky Reserve at Swam Reach, measures in at a whopping 21.9!
Tourism has become a growing business. The reserve hosts numerous telescope pads and offers tours of the night sky. There’s hope that an observatory and/or planetarium may also arrive in due course.
Best smart lights for outdoors in 2023, Brittney Vincent of CBS Essentials.
Oh there’s a lot not to love here, but it does fall in line with last month’s ‘Lumens are Coming’ article.
For those of you who feel the need to light your trees, because for some reason they need light at night I guess…I’ll try and pretend it’s not solely for ostentatious and narcissistic reasons. By the way, does anyone remember when those were negative characteristics?
The article features spotlights that can be programmed to over 16 MILLION colors including…lucky for us, ALL shades of white….which you can also do for a 500 lumen flood light set.
And hey, Ring now has solar path lighting. Don’t worry though, the fixtures themselves put out up to 80 lumens of sideways light.
You know, it’s astounding when you look at some of these pictures. The amount of redundant lighting. It honestly makes no sense to me. You have a porch light, which lights up the path. Path lighting, which lights up the path. And, in the one picture, god awful frontward facing flood lights, which also light up the path. How bright do you need these paths!? I digress. But the lumens are indeed coming.
LDS Church will get to light up its Heber Valley Temple after all, but the faith didn’t get everything it wanted, Blake Apgar of the Salt Lake Tribune.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints fought hard to rid itself of any nighttime lighting responsibility by pressuring Wasatch County, Utah officials to approve new lighting rules that would enable the church to light a proposed new temple the same way it does for every other temple.
The Church received permission to uplight the temple, enabling an exception to be made in Wasatch’s rather stringent nighttime lighting rulebook. However, the temple will be restricted by the level of lumens it can use, and it must have exterior lighting turned off an hour after sunset or an hour after normal business hours.
Smart Street Lights Market is Expected to Hit USD 14,751.1 million at a 23.4% CAGR by 2030, Market Research Future Press Release
The pandemic is officially over, smart street lighting is about to boom. Combine the rush to LED fixtures with the Internet of Things, and expect to see street lights moonlighting as traffic and parking monitors, air quality meters, and more. Not to mention, “it is anticipated that camera-connected smart street lighting will increase road safety by lowering the likelihood of accidents and criminality.”
Texas now has 7 dark sky communities for spectacular star gazing, Sana Ameer, MRT.
Let’s cheer on the city of Bee Cave, everyone! Bee Cave joins a growing list of dark sky places already in the Lone Star State, including 2 Dark Sky Sanctuaries, 5 Dark Sky Parks, and 1 Dark Sky Reserve. Nighttime is alive and well in some parts of Texas!
Our Afraid of the Dark article is a bit scary! Hilton Head’s dark roads and pedestrians are deadly combo. What the town is doing about it, Blake Douglas at The Island Packet.
Per the article, 9 pedestrian and cyclist fatalities occurred since 2018, with five occurring after dark. Prior to that period, there were 28 recorded deaths from 2000 – 2016, with 20 of them taking place after dark.
In 2018, an 11 year old resident was struck and killed while walking her dog across an intersection one night. Lighting advocates began taking shape in what otherwise is a very conservation focused island. Hilton Head, SC has a limited number of street lights, priding itself on “avoiding light pollution and blending nature with construction.”
Lighting advocates appear to be, at the very least, asking for flashing crosswalk lights on the island to indicate when an individual is crossing.
It should be noted that the article shows a chart of 9 after-dark-deaths since 2014, only two of them occurred at crosswalks. In fact, during the same time frame, 6 additional deaths occurred at crosswalks during the daytime.
As a whole, the National Safety Council reports that 74.5% of pedestrian deaths occurred at night, whereby 39.1% took place in lit areas and 35.38% took place in unlit areas.
Bryan Bloch, an auto safety expert, surmises that car companies bear some of the blame – producing cheap or ineffectual headlight fixtures, and drivers themselves, who don’t realize that they need to regularly clean their headlight lenses.
Despite opposition from residents, it appears that Hilton Head will be receiving lights at two new intersections and possibly more depending on engineering studies currently in progress.
Is lighting the key variable here? Is more light going to solve pedestrian deaths?
Our featured research article of the month comes to us from Animal Conservation, “Manipulating spectra of artificial light affects movement patterns of bats along ecological corridors.”
Bats are already known to have a wide range of responses to artificial light at night (also known as ALAN). Fast flying species tend to be more opportunistic in the presence of ALAN while slower ones tend to be more light averse. We know that “long wavelengths and reduced intensity” can minimize their environmental effects on bats. It’s not unheard of for bats to travel upwards of “tens of km per night.” Furthermore, bats are very dependent on the landscape and the structures within those landscapes.
Despite the nuances between species, the consensus is that ALAN, especially high intensity ALAN, negatively affects bats. This study attempted to answer what exactly bats do when they encounter ALAN – how do they react depending on different types of ALAN.
The study used three different light fixtures – one green, one red, and one white. The control was devoid of light fixtures. The researchers attempted to ascertain the behavior of bats as they encountered lights adjacent to woody areas. The researchers looked at three different bat groupings based on their foraging-echo location behavior, that being one of open field foraging, forest edge foraging, and narrow space – or more aptly forest foragers.
Researchers found that open and edge foraging bats increased their activity close to white and green lights, and to a lesser extent red lights. However, narrow space bats were more likely to veer away from all colors of lighting. Edge foragers were also less likely to cross a white light.
The positive effects of white and green light on open and edge foraging bats appear to be attributed to the accumulation of insects around light sources containing more blue light.
The nighttime sky over Oahu will be lit up with green lasers in the coming days. Here’s why. Hawaii News Now
Before we close up today, do you live in Hawaii? I know I wish I did!
If so, do you recall seeing green lasers streak across the night sky? Well, the Army Corps of Engineers was using lidar at night to complete a coastal mapping survey.
Why did they survey at night? Specifically, why did they do this between midnight to 5am? Simply b/c the airspace is so busy, that time was the only chance they had to complete the survey. The remaining survey was completed during daytime hours.

Latest observation

Tuesday, 6 June — 3:52 AM Japan Standard Time (JST; 18:52 UTC)

ATCF		9:00 PM PHST (12:00 UTC)
Current location:		12.3°N 134.8°E
Relative location:		1,098 km (682 mi) W of Dededo, Guam (United States)
		1,710 km (1,063 mi) SSE of Naha, Okinawa (Japan)
Forward motion:	▲	NNW (340°) at 6 km/h (3 knots)
Maximum winds:		35 km/h (20 knots)
Minimum pressure:		1004 millibars (29.65 inches)
Potential (2-day):		High (80 percent)

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Updated: Monday, 5 June 2023 – 8:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time (EDT; 00:00 UTC)
Discussion by: Brad Reinhart, NHC Hurricane Specialist
A complex, non-tropical area of low pressure located between the Azores and Canary Islands is producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms and gale-force winds over the northeastern Atlantic Ocean. This system could acquire some subtropical characteristics during the next couple of days while it meanders to the southeast and east of the Azores. By Thursday, the system is forecast to move northeastward over cooler waters and further development is not expected.
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GroundZero is a freshly remade console server looking to bring back that classic DAYZ kinda vibe again, with some improvements to map locations and loot so it still feels new and fresh at the same time. We welcome all kinds of different play-styles and players to join so survivors can have all sorts of interactions from friendly to black screens. We do avoid the heatmaps/ npc traders/ base radars/ etc. because its not what DAYZ was all bout in the first place, its all about the journey and the blood, sweat, tears it took to get there. Hope to see you out there survivors Mahalos🤙
SERVER LIST:

 👀 - 1PP 🏃‍♂️ - 5X Stamina 🚗 - 2X Fully Built Cars ⚔️ - 24/7 Raid 🔨 - Build Anywhere 🔫 - Gun Rack Spawns 🌌 - Dark Nights 🏴‍☠️ - Factions 🗺 - Customized Locations ❄️ - Customized Weather 👑 - King Of The Hill Event 👷‍♂️ - Active Staff ⚠️ - Changes Are Prone To Happen ⚠️ - Always Improving 🛠️ - Server Events (W.I.P) 🛠️ - Faction Events W.I.P) 🛠️ - Zombie Hordes (W.I.P) 

========☢️GROUNDZERO☢️======== The Plague Is Upon Us https://discord.gg/tyQuB774yX
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GroundZero is a freshly remade console server looking to bring back that classic DAYZ kinda vibe again, with some improvements to map locations and loot so it still feels new and fresh at the same time. We welcome all kinds of different play-styles and players to join so survivors can have all sorts of interactions from friendly to black screens. We do avoid the heatmaps/ npc traders/ base radars/ etc. because its not what DAYZ was all bout in the first place, its all about the journey and the blood, sweat, tears it took to get there. Hope to see you out there survivors Mahalos🤙
SERVER LIST:

 👀 - 1PP 🏃‍♂️ - 5X Stamina 🚗 - 2X Fully Built Cars ⚔️ - 24/7 Raid 🔨 - Build Anywhere 🔫 - Gun Rack Spawns 🌌 - Dark Nights 🏴‍☠️ - Factions 🗺 - Customized Locations ❄️ - Customized Weather 👑 - King Of The Hill Event 👷‍♂️ - Active Staff ⚠️ - Changes Are Prone To Happen ⚠️ - Always Improving 🛠️ - Server Events (W.I.P) 🛠️ - Faction Events W.I.P) 🛠️ - Zombie Hordes (W.I.P) 

According to the new market research report "RF Signal Chain Components Market by Product (Filters, Diplexers), Frequency Band (Ka Band, Ku Band), Material Type (Gallium Arsenide, Gallium Nitride), Application (Consumer Electronics, Telecom Infrastructure) and Region- Global forecast to 2027" The global RF signal chain components market size is projected to grow from USD 39.0 billion in 2022 to USD 72.9 billion by 2027; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.3% from 2022 to 2027. The key factors contributing to the growth in RF signal chain components market growing investments in 5G infrastructure, increasing demand of RF components from defense sector and rising demand for smartphones. However, high cost of GaN-based RF devices is hindering the growth of RF signal chain components market. Increasing number of trade legalizations due to geopolitical factors possesses a huge challenge to the industry. However, growing focus on RF equipment from automotive sector and increase in number of space programs worldwide is the biggest opportunity in the market space during the forecast period.
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Increased demand for consumer electronics to drive market growth
Increasing demand for low-noise amplifiers from the smartphone industry, the rising adoption of long-term evolution (LTE) technology, the surging adoption of E band to meet the increasing bandwidth requirements of the space, defense, and wireless communication infrastructure sectors, and the growing defense expenditure of different countries globally are the factors leading to the increased adoption of low-noise amplifiers in the RF signal chain components market. Low-noise amplifiers are used in smartphones to improve the reception of weak signals and enhance smartphone data transfer rates. To enhance the mobile broadband experience for customers, telecom operators are continuously developing their 4G networks by deploying LTE-advanced technologies. Additionally, low-noise amplifiers are used as an important block in designing receivers for LTE networks.
K band use by meteorologists, police, and law enforcement agencies to boost market growth
K band frequencies range from 18 to 27 GHz with wavelengths from 1.11 to 1.67 cm. Meteorologists mainly use this band to gather cloud and weather-related information, while the police and law enforcement agencies measure the speed of automobiles. Several non-law enforcement radar sources operate in this frequency range, including automatic door openers and some blind-spot monitoring systems installed on vehicles. This has given the K band a reputation for a high percentage of false alerts, leading to recommendations for disabling it entirely to reduce false alerts.
High input power survivability eliminates requirement for power limiters
Gallium nitride (GaN) is an emerging alternative for pure silicon in the field of semiconductors and electronics due to its high brightness emissions and intensities in opto-semiconductors, high power efficiency, superior high-frequency handling capacity, and flexibility to be used along with various substrates such as silicon, sapphire, and silicon carbide (SiC). Gallium nitride is a very hard and mechanically stable semiconductor material with a wide bandgap, high heat capacity, and thermal conductivity. In September 2019, Qorvo, Inc. announced that Lockheed Martin had selected one of its gallium nitride power amplifiers to manufacture the Q-53 radar system of the US Army.
Rise in demand for carrier frequencies to provide high-quality telecom infrastructure
Increased data consumption with advancements in portable electronic technology in the form of voice and data, as well as streaming, uploading, and downloading of videos, have been witnessed. As a result, there is a rise in demand for carrier frequencies to provide high-quality wireless communication infrastructure. These carrier frequencies are expected to provide large bandwidth and micro or pico-cellular networking structure. RF signal chain components such as switches are vital in addressing these challenging requirements.
Asia Pacific to hold largest market share during the forecast period
Asia Pacific is a major producer of consumer electronics such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, televisions, etc. Asian countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India are also witnessing the commercial deployment of the 5G network. Samsung, Huawei, Vivo, Honor, OPPO, Xiaomi, and OnePlus are among the leading providers of 5G-enabled smartphones in the region. The rising demand for these smartphones is expected to fuel the demand for RF signal chain components market during the forecast period.
The key players operating in the RF signal chain components market are Qorvo, Inc. (US), Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Japan), Skyworks Solutions, Inc. (US), Broadcom (US), Analog Devices, Inc. (US). The players in this market have adopted various strategies to expand their global presence and increase their market shares.
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I’m over a year sober now and there was only one time I got very close to drinking.
I was in Orlando on a weekend, walking in a lovely park with great weather. It was some kind of big festival, so lots of friends and families and all, food and wine, etc. I was effectively homeless after Hurricane Ian and just visiting. I was feeling blue and saw some people having champagne at outdoor seating at a stylish pub and just desperately wanted some. I was about 5 months sober at the time. I was ready to break.
So I made a deal with myself. I said “Okay, you can have as much champagne as you want, but first you have to walk one more loop around the lake.” That seemed fair so I went with it. About 5 minutes later I passed a lemonade stand and knew THAT’s what I wanted. I bought a regular lemonade and after the first sip my champagne craving was completely gone. I was just hot and wanted some sugary water to cool down. I felt so much better and so relieved and was proud of myself.
I think making that deal with myself is what saved me then, and I was thinking about it today and thought maybe it could help someone else at some point.

Braves @ D-backs - Sun, Jun 04

Game Status: Game Over - Score: 8-5 Braves

Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

	Braves Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Acuña Jr. - RF	5	2	3	0	0	0	0	.331	.407	.564
2	Olson - 1B	5	0	2	1	0	1	3	.232	.361	.518
3	Riley, A - 3B	4	1	2	0	1	2	1	.262	.329	.450
4	d'Arnaud - C	4	1	1	0	1	1	6	.278	.307	.375
5	Rosario, E - LF	5	1	1	4	0	2	5	.256	.283	.472
6	Albies - 2B	5	2	4	2	0	0	0	.257	.303	.473
7	Ozuna - DH	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	.227	.312	.468
	a-Murphy, S - DH	3	0	0	0	0	0	2	.289	.394	.543
8	Arcia, Or - SS	4	0	0	0	0	2	3	.303	.361	.447
9	Harris II, M - CF	3	1	0	0	1	2	1	.168	.254	.252
	Totals	39	8	14	7	4	10	21

Braves
a-Grounded out for Ozuna in the 6th.
BATTING: 2B: Riley, A (13, Gallen). HR: Albies (12, 4th inning off Gallen, 1 on, 1 out); Rosario, E (8, 9th inning off Castro, 3 on, 2 out). TB: Acuña Jr. 3; Albies 7; d'Arnaud; Olson 2; Ozuna; Riley, A 3; Rosario, E 4. RBI: Albies 2 (38); Olson (43); Rosario, E 4 (25). 2-out RBI: Rosario, E 4. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rosario, E 2; Harris II, M; d'Arnaud; Arcia, Or. GIDP: Arcia, Or; Olson. Team RISP: 2-for-12. Team LOB: 8.
FIELDING: DP: (Olson-Arcia, Or-Iglesias, R).

	D-backs Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Smith, P - RF	4	1	0	0	1	0	1	.206	.324	.365
2	Marte, K - 2B	4	1	1	2	1	0	0	.274	.336	.479
3	Carroll - LF	4	1	2	1	1	1	1	.286	.373	.523
4	Walker, C - DH	4	1	1	0	1	2	1	.254	.318	.483
5	Rivera, E - 1B	4	0	1	0	0	1	2	.337	.360	.453
6	Rojas, J - 3B	3	0	2	1	1	1	0	.241	.308	.315
7	McCarthy - CF	3	1	0	0	1	0	4	.187	.267	.264
8	Perdomo - SS	4	0	1	1	0	2	2	.279	.380	.471
9	Herrera, J - C	3	0	0	0	0	0	2	.231	.317	.308
	a-Moreno - C	1	0	0	0	0	1	1	.282	.319	.369
	Totals	34	5	8	5	6	8	14

D-backs
a-Struck out for Herrera, J in the 8th.
BATTING: 2B: Perdomo (9, Soroka); Carroll (15, Soroka). HR: Carroll (10, 3rd inning off Soroka, 0 on, 2 out); Marte, K (9, 4th inning off Soroka, 1 on, 2 out). TB: Carroll 6; Marte, K 4; Perdomo 2; Rivera, E; Rojas, J 2; Walker, C. RBI: Carroll (25); Marte, K 2 (25); Perdomo (26); Rojas, J (23). 2-out RBI: Rojas, J; Marte, K 2; Carroll; Perdomo. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rivera, E; Smith, P; Herrera, J; McCarthy. GIDP: Carroll. Team RISP: 2-for-7. Team LOB: 8.
FIELDING: E: Herrera, J (3, throw). DP: 2 (Perdomo-Rivera, E; Marte, K-Perdomo-Rivera, E).

Braves Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Soroka	3.2	7	5	5	4	2	2	80-46	8.38
McHugh	1.1	1	0	0	0	2	0	27-18	3.18
Smith-Shawver	2.1	0	0	0	1	3	0	39-22	0.00
Minter (W, 3-5)	0.2	0	0	0	0	1	0	10-7	6.49
Iglesias, R (S, 7)	1.0	0	0	0	1	0	0	10-5	3.09
Totals	9.0	8	5	5	6	8	2

D-backs Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Gallen	6.0	9	3	2	1	6	1	110-68	2.75
Chafin (H, 7)	1.0	2	1	1	1	2	0	26-15	3.38
McGough (H, 11)	1.0	0	0	0	0	1	0	13-10	3.23
Castro (L, 3-2)(BS, 2)	0.2	2	4	4	2	1	1	19-10	3.46
Adams	0.1	1	0	0	0	0	0	7-5	2.08
Totals	9.0	14	8	7	4	10	2

Game Info
WP: Soroka; Gallen.
IBB: Riley, A (by Castro).
Pitch timer violations: Adams (pitcher).
Pitches-strikes: Soroka 80-46; McHugh 27-18; Smith-Shawver 39-22; Minter 10-7; Iglesias, R 10-5; Gallen 110-68; Chafin 26-15; McGough 13-10; Castro 19-10; Adams 7-5.
Groundouts-flyouts: Soroka 7-2; McHugh 1-0; Smith-Shawver 1-1; Minter 1-0; Iglesias, R 2-0; Gallen 7-3; Chafin 0-0; McGough 2-0; Castro 0-0; Adams 0-0.
Batters faced: Soroka 22; McHugh 5; Smith-Shawver 8; Minter 2; Iglesias, R 3; Gallen 26; Chafin 6; McGough 3; Castro 6; Adams 2.
Inherited runners-scored: McHugh 2-0; Minter 1-0.
Umpires: HP: Brian Knight. 1B: Alex Tosi. 2B: Tony Randazzo. 3B: Todd Tichenor.
Weather: 77 degrees, Roof Closed.
Wind: 0 mph, None.
First pitch: 1:12 PM.
T: 3:13.
Att: 32,401.
Venue: Chase Field.
June 4, 2023

Inning	Scoring Play	Score
Top 2	Orlando Arcia grounds into a double play, shortstop Geraldo Perdomo to first baseman Emmanuel Rivera. Ozzie Albies scores. Marcell Ozuna out at 2nd. Orlando Arcia out at 1st.	1-0 ATL
Bottom 2	Geraldo Perdomo doubles (9) on a line drive to third baseman Austin Riley. Jake McCarthy scores.	1-1
Bottom 3	Corbin Carroll homers (10) on a line drive to left center field.	2-1 AZ
Bottom 3	Josh Rojas singles on a ground ball to right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. Christian Walker scores. Emmanuel Rivera to 2nd.	3-1 AZ
Top 4	Ozzie Albies homers (12) on a fly ball to right field. Travis d'Arnaud scores.	3-3
Bottom 4	Ketel Marte homers (9) on a fly ball to right field. Pavin Smith scores.	5-3 AZ
Top 7	Matt Olson singles on a sharp line drive to center fielder Jake McCarthy. Ronald Acuna Jr. scores.	5-4 AZ
Top 9	Eddie Rosario hits a grand slam (8) to right center field. Michael Harris II scores. Ronald Acuna Jr. scores. Austin Riley scores.	8-5 ATL

Team	Highlight
ATL	Bullpen availability for Atlanta, June 4 vs D-backs (00:00:07)
AZ	Bullpen availability for Arizona, June 4 vs Braves (00:00:07)
ATL	Fielding alignment for Atlanta, June 4 vs D-backs (00:00:11)
AZ	Fielding alignment for Arizona, June 4 vs Braves (00:00:11)
AZ	Starting lineups for Braves at D-backs - June 4, 2023 (00:00:09)
ATL	Breaking down Eddie Rosario's home run (00:00:16)
AZ	Zac Gallen K's Eddie Rosario (00:00:07)
ATL	Ozzie Albies scores on DP (00:00:20)
AZ	Geraldo Perdomo's RBI double (00:00:18)
AZ	Corbin Carroll's 10th home run (00:00:23)
AZ	Josh Rojas' RBI single (00:00:19)
ATL	Jake McCarthy grounds out, third baseman Austin Riley to first baseman Matt Olson. (00:00:10)
ATL	Ozzie Albies' two-run homer (12) (00:00:29)
AZ	Ketel Marte's two-run homer (9) (00:00:29)
ATL	Field view of Albies' home run (00:00:36)
AZ	Field View of Carroll's Homer (00:00:27)
AZ	Ketel Marte's diving play (00:00:11)
ATL	Pavin Smith lines out sharply to left fielder Eddie Rosario. (00:00:15)
ATL	Smith-Shawver K's Carroll (00:00:06)
ATL	Matt Olson's RBI single (00:00:17)
AZ	Andrew Chafin In play, out(s) to Eddie Rosario (00:00:12)
AZ	A.J. Minter Ball to Gabriel Moreno (00:00:08)
ATL	Pavin Smith grounds out, shortstop Orlando Arcia to first baseman Matt Olson. (00:00:14)
ATL	Rosario's go-ahead grand slam (00:00:31)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E	LOB
Braves	0	1	0	2	0	0	1	0	4		8	14	0	8
D-backs	0	1	2	2	0	0	0	0	0		5	8	1	8

Decisions

• Winner: A.J. Minter (3-5, 6.49)
• Loser: Miguel Castro (3-2, 3.46)
• Save: Raisel Iglesias (7, 3.09)

Division Scoreboard

PHI 11 @ WSH 3 - Final
TOR 6 @ NYM 4 - Final
OAK 5 @ MIA 7 - Final
Next Braves Game: Tue, Jun 06, 07:20 PM EDT vs. Mets (1 day)
^{Posted: 06/04/2023 07:26:58 PM EDT}

Visiting the area for the first time and the family and I were coming back from yellowstone when we noticed a giant ball on top of one of the Tetons. Tried googling if it was a weather radar or observatory. Got nothing back. Thanks in advance

Recently my weather radar hasn't been working correctly and is only showing party cloudy even though it's pouring down outside, I thought it would change after I reported it but nothing has changed for over 3 weeks now and I don't know what to do about it

Braves @ D-backs - Sun, Jun 04

Game Status: Game Over - Score: 8-5 Braves

Links & Info

• Current conditions at Chase Field: 77°F - Roof Closed - Wind 0 mph, None
• TV: National: MLBN (out-of-market only), Braves: Bally Sports Southeast, D-backs: Bally Sports Arizona
• Radio: Braves: 680 AM/93.7 FM The Fan, D-backs: KQMR Latino Mix 100.3 FM (es), 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station
• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

	Braves Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Acuña Jr. - RF	5	2	3	0	0	0	0	.331	.407	.564
2	Olson - 1B	5	0	2	1	0	1	3	.232	.361	.518
3	Riley, A - 3B	4	1	2	0	1	2	1	.262	.329	.450
4	d'Arnaud - C	4	1	1	0	1	1	6	.278	.307	.375
5	Rosario, E - LF	5	1	1	4	0	2	5	.256	.283	.472
6	Albies - 2B	5	2	4	2	0	0	0	.257	.303	.473
7	Ozuna - DH	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	.227	.312	.468
	a-Murphy, S - DH	3	0	0	0	0	0	2	.289	.394	.543
8	Arcia, Or - SS	4	0	0	0	0	2	3	.303	.361	.447
9	Harris II, M - CF	3	1	0	0	1	2	1	.168	.254	.252
	Totals	39	8	14	7	4	10	21

Braves
a-Grounded out for Ozuna in the 6th.
BATTING: 2B: Riley, A (13, Gallen). HR: Albies (12, 4th inning off Gallen, 1 on, 1 out); Rosario, E (8, 9th inning off Castro, 3 on, 2 out). TB: Acuña Jr. 3; Albies 7; d'Arnaud; Olson 2; Ozuna; Riley, A 3; Rosario, E 4. RBI: Albies 2 (38); Olson (43); Rosario, E 4 (25). 2-out RBI: Rosario, E 4. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rosario, E 2; Harris II, M; d'Arnaud; Arcia, Or. GIDP: Arcia, Or; Olson. Team RISP: 2-for-12. Team LOB: 8.
FIELDING: DP: (Olson-Arcia, Or-Iglesias, R).

	D-backs Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Smith, P - RF	4	1	0	0	1	0	1	.206	.324	.365
2	Marte, K - 2B	4	1	1	2	1	0	0	.274	.336	.479
3	Carroll - LF	4	1	2	1	1	1	1	.286	.373	.523
4	Walker, C - DH	4	1	1	0	1	2	1	.254	.318	.483
5	Rivera, E - 1B	4	0	1	0	0	1	2	.337	.360	.453
6	Rojas, J - 3B	3	0	2	1	1	1	0	.241	.308	.315
7	McCarthy - CF	3	1	0	0	1	0	4	.187	.267	.264
8	Perdomo - SS	4	0	1	1	0	2	2	.279	.380	.471
9	Herrera, J - C	3	0	0	0	0	0	2	.231	.317	.308
	a-Moreno - C	1	0	0	0	0	1	1	.282	.319	.369
	Totals	34	5	8	5	6	8	14

D-backs
a-Struck out for Herrera, J in the 8th.
BATTING: 2B: Perdomo (9, Soroka); Carroll (15, Soroka). HR: Carroll (10, 3rd inning off Soroka, 0 on, 2 out); Marte, K (9, 4th inning off Soroka, 1 on, 2 out). TB: Carroll 6; Marte, K 4; Perdomo 2; Rivera, E; Rojas, J 2; Walker, C. RBI: Carroll (25); Marte, K 2 (25); Perdomo (26); Rojas, J (23). 2-out RBI: Rojas, J; Marte, K 2; Carroll; Perdomo. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Rivera, E; Smith, P; Herrera, J; McCarthy. GIDP: Carroll. Team RISP: 2-for-7. Team LOB: 8.
FIELDING: E: Herrera, J (3, throw). DP: 2 (Perdomo-Rivera, E; Marte, K-Perdomo-Rivera, E).

Braves Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Soroka	3.2	7	5	5	4	2	2	80-46	8.38
McHugh	1.1	1	0	0	0	2	0	27-18	3.18
Smith-Shawver	2.1	0	0	0	1	3	0	39-22	0.00
Minter	0.2	0	0	0	0	1	0	10-7	6.49
Iglesias, R	1.0	0	0	0	1	0	0	10-5	3.09
Totals	9.0	8	5	5	6	8	2

D-backs Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Gallen	6.0	9	3	2	1	6	1	110-68	2.75
Chafin	1.0	2	1	1	1	2	0	26-15	3.38
McGough	1.0	0	0	0	0	1	0	13-10	3.23
Castro	0.2	2	4	4	2	1	1	19-10	3.46
Adams	0.1	1	0	0	0	0	0	7-5	2.08
Totals	9.0	14	8	7	4	10	2

Game Info
WP: Soroka; Gallen.
IBB: Riley, A (by Castro).
Pitch timer violations: Adams (pitcher).
Pitches-strikes: Soroka 80-46; McHugh 27-18; Smith-Shawver 39-22; Minter 10-7; Iglesias, R 10-5; Gallen 110-68; Chafin 26-15; McGough 13-10; Castro 19-10; Adams 7-5.
Groundouts-flyouts: Soroka 7-2; McHugh 1-0; Smith-Shawver 1-1; Minter 1-0; Iglesias, R 2-0; Gallen 7-3; Chafin 0-0; McGough 2-0; Castro 0-0; Adams 0-0.
Batters faced: Soroka 22; McHugh 5; Smith-Shawver 8; Minter 2; Iglesias, R 3; Gallen 26; Chafin 6; McGough 3; Castro 6; Adams 2.
Inherited runners-scored: McHugh 2-0; Minter 1-0.
Umpires: HP: Brian Knight. 1B: Alex Tosi. 2B: Tony Randazzo. 3B: Todd Tichenor.
Weather: 77 degrees, Roof Closed.
Wind: 0 mph, None.
First pitch: 1:12 PM.
Att: 32,401.
Venue: Chase Field.
June 4, 2023

Inning	Scoring Play	Score
Top 2	Orlando Arcia grounds into a double play, shortstop Geraldo Perdomo to first baseman Emmanuel Rivera. Ozzie Albies scores. Marcell Ozuna out at 2nd. Orlando Arcia out at 1st.	1-0 ATL
Bottom 2	Geraldo Perdomo doubles (9) on a line drive to third baseman Austin Riley. Jake McCarthy scores.	1-1
Bottom 3	Corbin Carroll homers (10) on a line drive to left center field.	2-1 AZ
Bottom 3	Josh Rojas singles on a ground ball to right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. Christian Walker scores. Emmanuel Rivera to 2nd.	3-1 AZ
Top 4	Ozzie Albies homers (12) on a fly ball to right field. Travis d'Arnaud scores.	3-3
Bottom 4	Ketel Marte homers (9) on a fly ball to right field. Pavin Smith scores.	5-3 AZ
Top 7	Matt Olson singles on a sharp line drive to center fielder Jake McCarthy. Ronald Acuna Jr. scores.	5-4 AZ
Top 9	Eddie Rosario hits a grand slam (8) to right center field. Michael Harris II scores. Ronald Acuna Jr. scores. Austin Riley scores.	8-5 ATL

Team	Highlight
ATL	Bullpen availability for Atlanta, June 4 vs D-backs (00:00:07)
AZ	Bullpen availability for Arizona, June 4 vs Braves (00:00:07)
ATL	Fielding alignment for Atlanta, June 4 vs D-backs (00:00:11)
AZ	Fielding alignment for Arizona, June 4 vs Braves (00:00:11)
AZ	Starting lineups for Braves at D-backs - June 4, 2023 (00:00:09)
ATL	Breaking down Eddie Rosario's home run (00:00:16)
AZ	Zac Gallen K's Eddie Rosario (00:00:07)
ATL	Ozzie Albies scores on DP (00:00:20)
AZ	Geraldo Perdomo's RBI double (00:00:18)
AZ	Corbin Carroll's 10th home run (00:00:23)
AZ	Josh Rojas' RBI single (00:00:19)
ATL	Jake McCarthy grounds out, third baseman Austin Riley to first baseman Matt Olson. (00:00:10)
ATL	Ozzie Albies' two-run homer (12) (00:00:29)
AZ	Ketel Marte's two-run homer (9) (00:00:29)
ATL	Field view of Albies' home run (00:00:36)
AZ	Field View of Carroll's Homer (00:00:27)
AZ	Ketel Marte's diving play (00:00:11)
ATL	Pavin Smith lines out sharply to left fielder Eddie Rosario. (00:00:15)
ATL	Smith-Shawver K's Carroll (00:00:06)
ATL	Matt Olson's RBI single (00:00:17)
AZ	Andrew Chafin In play, out(s) to Eddie Rosario (00:00:12)
AZ	A.J. Minter Ball to Gabriel Moreno (00:00:08)
ATL	Pavin Smith grounds out, shortstop Orlando Arcia to first baseman Matt Olson. (00:00:14)
ATL	Rosario's go-ahead grand slam (00:00:31)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E	LOB
Braves	0	1	0	2	0	0	1	0	4		8	14	0	8
D-backs	0	1	2	2	0	0	0	0	0		5	8	1	8

Division Scoreboard

PHI 11 @ WSH 3 - Final
TOR 6 @ NYM 4 - Final
OAK 5 @ MIA 7 - Final
^{Last Updated: 06/04/2023 07:26:24 PM EDT}

FIFA U20 WORLD CUP
Location: Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades, Santiago del Estero
Time: 5:00 PM EST, 2:00 PM PST
Weather: 73F, 82% Humidity, 61% chance of precipitation
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US U20s
HC: Mikey Varas
Formation: 5-3-2
Starting XI

#	Pos.	Name	Club Team	Event
1	GK	Gaga Slonina	Chelsea
2	RB	Michael Halliday	Orlando City	OFF- 54'
5	CB	Brandon Craig	Philadelphia Union
17	CB	Justin Che	FC Dallas
4	CB	Josh Wynder	Louisville City	OWN GOAL - 56', OFF - 69'
3	LB	Caleb Wiley	Atlanta United	OFF - 69'
18	MF	Obed Vargas	Seattle Sounders	OFF -54'
8	MF	Jack McGlynn	Philadelphia Union
16	MF	Owen Wolff	Austin FC	OFF - 46'
10	FW	Diego Luna	Real Salt Lake
9	FW	Cade Cowell	San Jose Earthquakes

Bench:

#	Pos.	Name	Club Team	Event
12	GK	Antonio Carrera	FC Dallas
21	GK	Alex Borto	Fulham
19	ST	Darren Yapi	Colorado Rapids
14	DF	Markus Ferkranus	LA Galaxy
15	MF	Niko Tsakiris	San Jose Earthquakes
7	RW	Quinn Sullivan	Philadelphia Union	ON - 69'
20	MF	Rokas Pukstas	Hajduk Split	ON - 54'
6	MF	Daniel Edelman	New York Red Bulls	ON - 54'
13	LB	Jonathan Gomez	Real Sociedad	ON - 69
11	FW	Kevin Paredes	VFL Wolfsburg	ON - 46

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Uruguay U20s
HC: Marcelo Broli
Formation: 4-5-1
Starting XI

#	Pos.	Name	Club Team	Event
1	GK	Randall Rodríguez	Peñarol
2	RB	Sebastián Boselli	Defensor Sporting
4	CB	Mateo Ponte	Danubio
13	CB	Alan Matturro	Genoa
16	LB	Facundo González	Valencia
5	MF	Fabricio Díaz	Liverpool (not that Liverpool)	OFF - 77
8	MF	Rodrigo Chagas	Nacional
10	MF	Franco González	Danubio
11	MF	Juan Cruz de los Santos	River Plate (not that River Plate)	ASSIST - 21', OFF - 77'
15	MF	Ignacio Sosa	Fenix	OFF - 69'
7	FW	Anderson Duarte	Defensor Sporting	GOAL - 21', OFF - 57'

Bench:

#	Pos.	Name	Club Team	Event
1	GK	Facundo Machado	Nacional
3	DF	Mateo Antoni	Liverpool (not that Liverpool)
6	DF	Mathias De Ritis	Penarol	ON - 77', YELLOW - 90+3
9	MF	Andreas Ferrari	Defensor Sporting
8	MF	Jackson Manuel	Western Springs
14	MF	Damián García	Penarol	ON - 69'
17	MF	Matías Abaldo	Defensor Sporting
18	MF	Santiago Homenchenko	Penarol	ON - 77', YELLOW -81'
19	FW	Luciano Rodriguez	Liverpool (not that Liverpool)
21	GK	Jose Arbio	River Plate (not that River Plate)
20	FW	Nicolas Siri	Montevideo City	ON - 57'

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US Tournament Stats
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Player	Goal	Assist	Cards
Cade Cowell	3
Diego Luna	1	3
Owen Wolff	1	1
Jonathan Gomez	1
Caleb Wiley	1
Niko Tsakiris	1
Justin Che	1
Rokas Pukstas	1
Brandon Craig		1
Quinn Sullivan		1
Josh Wynder			Yellow (1)
Jack McGlynn			Yellow (1)

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Scoring Summary
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Time	Player	Assist	Score
21	Anderson Duarte	Juan Cruz de los Santos	1-0
56	Josh Wynder (Own Goal)		2-0

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Match Events
1' And we're off. USA in All White. Uruguay in Blue tops and Black bottoms
9' Fairly even game so far. Both teams are pushing without really making into the opposition box. Both are comfortable in possession and playing it out the back.
12' McGlynn plays a lovely through ball to Wiley who comes ever so close to squaring the ball across goal but the Uruguay defender cuts him off. Best chance for either team so far.
18' Josh Wynder goes down after a Uruguay free kick. Looks like he got sandwiched between Gaga and the Uruguay attacker. The physios are attending him.
21' GOAL URUGUAY. JUSTIN CHE GETS BEAT TWICE FIRST BY THE PASS AND THEN BY THE ATTACKER WHO SQUARES IT FOR DUARTE WHO COOLY SLOTS IT PAST GAGA INTO THE OPEN NET.
33' USA have not looked nearly as stable since the goal. They'll need halftime to fix the issues as they've unraveled slightly here.
HT Uruguay 1-0 USA. There's some positives for the US but only some. They'll need a jolt coming into the second half
46' We're back from half. FIRST SUB FOR THE US. PAREDES ON FOR WOLFF
54' DOUBLE SWITCH FOR THE USA. PUKSTAS ON FOR HALLIDAY. EDELMAN ON FOR VARGAS.
56' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOF GOAL URUGUAY. WYNDER COMES IN TO CLEAR A PRETTY TAME CROSS WITH A SLIDE BUT THE BALL RICHOCHETS INTO THE NET. VERY SAD OWN GOAL.
57' FIRST SUB FOR URUGUAY. SIRI ON FOR DUARTE.
67' Uruguay player goes down. Looks like the first of the fatigue injuries here to come
69' MORE SUBS. GARCIA ON FOR SOSA. SULLIVAN ON FOR WILEY. GOMEZ ON FOR WYNDER.
77' SOME MORE SUBS FOR URUGUAY. DE RITIS ON FOR DIAZ. HOMENCHENKO ON FOR DE LOS SANTOS.
82' FIRST YELLOW OF THE GAME. HOMENCHENKO GETS A YELLOW FOR KICKING THE BALL AWAY.
90' Looking at 8 minutes of added time.
90 +3' ANOTHER YELLOW FOR URUGUAY. DE RITIS PUTS HANDS ON THE FACE OF MCGLYNN AND RECIEVES A YELLOW FOR IT.
FT URUGUAY 2-0

ROUND 8: Spain 🇪🇸

FORMULA 1 AWS GRAN PREMIO DE ESPAÑA 2023
Fri 2 Jun - Sun 4 Jun
Barcelona

Session	UTC
Free Practice 1	Fri 11:30
Free Practice 2	Fri 15:00
Free Practice 3	Sat 10:30
Qualifying	Sat 14:00
Race	Sun 13:00

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Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Length: 4.655 km (2.892 mi)
Distance: 66 laps, 307.104 km (190.825 mi)
Lap record: 🇳🇱 Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing-Honda, 2021, 1:18.149
2022 pole: 🇲🇨 Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, 1:18.750
2022 fastest lap: 🇲🇽 Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing-Honda, 1:24.108
2022 winner: 🇳🇱 Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing-RBPT

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