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Son Heung-min: What Germany vs South Korea means for Spurs star's military service - Duration: 6:13.
Following back-to-back defeats to Sweden and Mexico, South Korea need to beat Germany - who have already lost one of their matches - and hope Sweden lose in the other Group F game which kicks off at the same time
Not just that, but the Taeguk Warriors must boast a better goal difference than both Germany and Sweden in order to make the next round
And for Tottenham winger Son, this clash takes on significantly-added importance
What does Germany vs South Korea mean for Son Heung-min? The Spurs star - who scored his country's only World Cup goal so far with a stunning curler in the defeat to Mexico - faces two years of compulsory military service
All South Korean men, as instructed by law, must enlist for two years in the armed forces before the age of 28
Son turns 26 on July 8 and would be required to complete 21 months of service. The only hope of avoiding being drafted into the forces is success at a major international tournament with the national team
Son needs World Cup win or he may have to live on £100 a month Germany team news: Predicted Germany line up vs South Korea For example, South Korea's 2002 World Cup squad were granted exemption from conscription when the joint-hosts reached the semi-finals
And in order for Son to achieve similar - he must win a gold medal at the Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia between August 18 and September 2
He would still have to complete four weeks of basic training, but he would avoid the huge interruption to his footballing career
Men's football at the Asian Games sees an under-23s squad with three over-age players included, with Son's star quality expected to see him picked
The Games, however, does take part during Spurs' campaign. Leverkusen refused to sanction Son's involvement in 2014 and were not reprimanded by FIFA because the world governing body do not acknowledge the tournament
Korea won gold and military freedom. But given the ramifications if Spurs did not give him permission to play later this year - it is likely the north London club will be forced to do so if, as expected, they are knocked out of the World Cup
Earlier this year, under-23s coach Kim Hak-beom told reporters: "I'm going to pick him unless there's a special situation
"Son is the kind of a player who needs to be taken care of. We need to see whether he can actually join our team or not, but I believe there's not going to be a big problem
"The selection issue is not only important for the player, but also for the club
" Son previously had the chance to ensure his exemption at the 2016 Olympics in Rio but South Korea fell short to Honduras in the quarter-finals to miss out on a medal
Germany team news: Predicted Germany line up vs South Korea Lionel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo: Paolo Maldini offers his opinion What has Son Heung-min said about military service? Not much, given the sensitivity and legal complexities of his situation
Son was pictured in tears after being left on the brink of a World Cup exit by Mexico, letting his emotions out in front of president Moon Jae-in
But he dismissed any idea that his sadness was over his potential military service
Son insisted: "As a Korean person, just being at the World Cup is a great honour
"It is a very special stage. I was representing the Korean people and I didn't want to lose
"It was very unfortunate and I felt sorry for everyone; the players, the fans and the technical staff
That is why I cried." What would military service mean for Son's career? Son's conscription, if South Korea also fail to win the Asian Games, would cut out the best part of two years of his career at the peak of his powers
He was excellent for Mauricio Pochettino's men last term, providing 18 goals and 11 assists in 53 appearances as Spurs finished third and reached the FA Cup semi-finals
Conscription would NOT end his career altogether though. Instead, it would likely see him join up with the K-League's army team - Sangju Sangmu
The situation means the Lilywhites have yet to hand Son a new contract despite their desire to reward his progress given the risk of a potential 21-month absence from the club
Talks over a fresh deal could be postponed until after the Asian Games when his future will become clear, with the player still currently under contract at the club until June 2020
Son would still have several years left to play at top-flight level after his spell in the forces
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Hi, my name is Brock. I'm a writing peer tutor here in the Learning Hub. I'm
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World Cup fantasy football tips: Transfer bargains for Last 16 – Squad refresh targets - Duration: 1:12.
The World Cup knockout stages are upon us, and fantasy football managers need to reshuffle their squads in preparation for the Last 16
With half the 32 teams heading home, now is the time for bosses to readjust their sides and pack them full of players featuring in the next round
The official FIFA fantasy football game allows gaffers unlimited transfers at this stage of the season, so make the most of it with these top 10 targets
From underrated bargains to Golden Boot contenders, there are plenty of options available – but who will you choose? Take a look through the gallery above to see our top World Cup fantasy football tips ahead of the Last 16
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Part 1 - Healthy Living for Life - Opioids—A national epidemic working its way west - Duration: 8:00.
living longer living healthier living better than ever before
welcome to Mountain-Pacific's Healthy Living for life a weekly series that
gives you the information education and expert insight you need to become an
active participant in today's ever changing health care climate here now as
today's program hosts America is seeing a sharp increase in the number of opioid
related deaths nearly half of all overdose deaths involve prescription
opioids this has forced a nationwide push to reduce the number of these types
of deaths today we'll take a look at the issues leading to this nationwide
epidemic and along the way learn what's being done to curtail opioid abuse and
misuse welcome to healthy living for life a show dedicated to helping you do
just that I'm Janet Whitmoyer stay tuned welcome back my first guest
is Dr. Phillip Steele a family practice sports medicine physician here in Helena
thanks for joining us Dr. Steele ok I wanted to start off by asking why are so
many people who are on opioids still in pain while on these powerful drugs well
that's a great question the problem is is that many of these medications
decrease the threshold at which you perceive pain so simply speaking if I
were to pinch my my hand right here and I pinch it lightly I shouldn't feel any
pain but as I pinch it harder and harder and harder at some point I'll perceive
pain what fentanyl and morphine and many of these medications do is lower the
threshold so the amount of pinch that I need to pinch here to create pain
changes and so the more I prescribe an opioid medication the lower my threshold
to perceive pain is and fentanyl is a horrible example of this it's
a medication that's made many many Americans dependent on this stuff
because as physician like oh you poor thing you're in pain let's give you more
and we're actually compounding the problem we're actually making them more
sensitive to pain so that if we just briefly touch something or have pain
shooting down our arm we just barely touch them they're like oh my gosh
we need to help you and as physicians we we got into being physicians because we
want to help people and we don't want you to suffer so we give you more and
that's actually compounding the problem and as a physician we weren't taught
about this when I went to medical school nobody even talked about this I go to
conferences and nobody mentions this so it's really important as a physician and
the public to be aware of this this issue that we're actually making the
problem worse by prescribing these medications great can you tell us a
little bit about what opioid-induced hyperalgesia is that's essentially it
is by using opioid medications for chronic pain we're actually creating
more pain in some of our patients and it's thought to be only a small
percentage that patients initially had this rare complication but we're
learning that more and more that this is a much higher percentage of
the population and my clinical practice I see it all the time people come to me
they're on fentanyl they're on break through oxycontin tablets and they come
in and I just barely touch them or I just try to move them to for an
examination and their pains out of proportion to any of the problems that
they have and so there are physicians keep giving them more and
that's not the answer to this equation the equation is fixed
by getting them off of this medications completely okay so can you talk a little
bit about how you would treat somebody and what the treatment would be to get
them off of that I can't imagine you just say no more well the the problem is
patients come in and they say I'm in pain you want to take this away from me
the initial responses are you crazy and so I need more of this stuff and so
it's a paradigm shift we have to educate our patients that pain is actually okay
you know when you have an operation we say oh you need these pain medications
because you're gonna have pain post procedure well what if we change the
paradigm to say oh pain is good you're gonna have healing pain as part of this
procedure you're going to experience the healing pain symptoms after the
procedure so we need to change how we discuss and talk about pain we can also
there's medications to help get people off pain there's we can
long-acting methadone we can use clonidine for some of the symptoms of
withdrawal there's a narco naloxone which is a medication used for overdose
and for dependency so there's lots of medications that can be used and under
the care of a physician that's familiar with getting someone off this you can
use those medications but the biggest part is just the sales pitch you know I
have to convince my patient that at the end of the day if I get them off of
these medications they'll have less pain than they have currently and
that's a long complicated subject and the first time I meet a patient you know
it's they're like oh there's like no way that's gonna happen but as you continue
to work with the patient that's why I do a lot of nerve blocks and I do other
procedures to try to get them to a point where they're using less and less of it
so we convinced them that if I can get them off they'll actually hurt less and
they start to see that and they start to notice that they're feeling better
realize that opioids decreased testosterone production in women and in men
need to toss their own to heal if you have chronic opioid dependency you're on
chronic pain meds your testosterone level goes down so your your healing
potential decreases your depressed sexual desire goes down lots of things
that depress suicide rate go up depressions huge everything changes by
being on opioids chronically and so once they start coming off is they notice
that they're less depressed they can become more active they can start to go
back to work they could do many things so a lot of people that are in chronic
pain habituate at the point where they just sit at home and do nothing and so
you know a study is looking at just active lifestyle versus antidepressant
medications which wins in terms of being more effective being outside in the Sun
and the babbling brook and the birds singing was more effective than antidepressants
so we need to start looking at changing the paradigm how we speak about opioid
dependency how we talk about pain and then how to get our patients active and
so that they feel better and then convince them that they that by doing so
they're gonna improve the quality of their life great information so on the
flip side of that do you think that there is an option for opioids for some
patients or is that something that we should get away from prescribing
altogether you know there's a difference between acute pain and chronic pain so
you roll down the stairs and you break your leg there's good evidence to
support that short term opioid use 5 to 7 days is not addicting or low potential
for addiction risk and so we need to kind of convince our patients that
we're going to give you this medication and it's only for the acute onset of the
pain and then when we after 5 days we're going to transition you to something
else we're gonna start physical therapy we're gonna recommend acupuncture maybe
chiropractic care we have all these other options tins units there's
lots of modalities that we could do if you just cut them off with nothing to
hope for they're like boy I need another doctor they'll give me a pill awesome
well that is really good information to helps us to know when it's appropriate
and then when others other types of treatment are more appropriate for
treating pain so thank you very much Dr. Steele for being with us we'll be right
back to hear from the Department of Justice to learn what they're doing to
reduce misuse and abuse here in Montana stay tuned
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How Important is Personal Development | Gord's Tips for Building Strong Connections - Duration: 1:15.
yeah I think most people you talk to that have done personal development will
say to you I didn't really know I needed to do it and I mean I'm in that boat
like there comes a realization in your life at a certain point where you've
made you've been willing and you've had the desire and you've been coachable and
you didn't know that you didn't know you didn't know what you didn't know put it
that way and once you know certain information and you build yourself up
you kind of look back and go wow I didn't think I needed that but those
things that you learn becomes so ingrained in you and part of your life
that it just helps you get through lots of situations I know and for me you know
living for three years with chronic pain or whatever life throws at you you need
that support network around you when you need it
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Ramona Singer Channels Her Inner Kelis for "Milkshake" | Lip Sync Battle Preview - Duration: 0:44.
♪ My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard ♪
♪ And they're like, it's better than yours ♪
♪ Damn right, it's better than yours ♪
♪ I could teach you, but I have to charge ♪
♪ My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard ♪
♪ And they're like, it's better than yours ♪
♪ Damn right, it's better than yours ♪
-♪ I could teach you, but I have to charge ♪
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You know her personality, you know her business.
-Chrissy: Oh, I know! -Her entrepreneurial spirit.
-You just saw her sing "Milkshake." -Chrissy: Honestly...
that was like, I mean, I knew she was gonna bring it.
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Diego Maradona lives like he played, with blatant disregard for the rules and norms - Duration: 7:54.
Diego Maradona lives like he played, with blatant disregard for the rules and norms
Halfway through the match between Argentina and Nigeria it looked as if something had begun to take hold as the image of Diego Maradona seemingly asleep in his VIP box appeared on TV screens all over the world.
In reality his appearance had raised questions from the moment he entered the stadium. Memes of his demoniac look, arms crossed across his chest, had gone viral, as did the gif of him dancing with a woman in the crowd.
It looked like a man under the influence.
Maradona's well-documented history of substance abuse, both legal and illegal – an issue he has been openly discussing for decades – gave us a clue as to what was going on but the man himself says he has been clean for years and told reporters afterwards he had "only" been drinking white wine.
The man who has been described by many as the best footballer to have lived has been present at every Argentina match at this World Cup, held firmly in the grasp of some sort of security personnel as he teeters on the edge of the balcony much as he has done on the very edge of life throughout his turbulent existence.
He walks in and commands the chants of thousands, the focus of the world cameras and the response of online communities who faithfully ensure his every move goes viral as he prays, celebrates, applauds, insults, swears and expresses time and again what every man, woman and child feels at some point.
It is a laugh a minute with Maradona, always has been. I first met him when he was planning to launch a union to represent players' rights against Fifa.
Inside a five-star Paris hotel he said, "Let's go and get some pizza," and as we were stepping on to the pavement he warned us, "There's going to be a lot of people here; watch out." No sooner had he said this than he disappeared into the heart of a demented mob chanting his name, hands stretched out, clamouring for a chance to glimpse and touch him.
Sign up to The Recap, our weekly email of editors' picks. On that occasion he was accompanied by his then best friend, manager and general sidekick Guillermo Coppola.
"Guille," Diego called out as he dived into the crowd and dribbled himself out of it on to the road where Coppola had stopped a pink convertible Rolls-Royce that happened to be passing and brokered a ride for them both.
Maradona jumped in and off they went; the entire swift move had taken a few seconds.
As a footballer he was out of this world. A "cosmic kite from another planet" the Uruguayan commentator Víctor Hugo Morales described him on air, narrating the second goal against England in 1986.
The goal, the narration and the commentator have become legend. What Maradona could do with a ball was proof if any were needed that football at its best is an art form.
His entire being, body and mind, could do with a ball what the greatest composers in history have done with musical notes, the most notable artists with a brush and some paint, the best writers with words, pen and paper.
Diego "rewrote the 10 commandments of football" and performed miracles. His ability to rotate his ankle 360 degrees was matched by his peripheral vision, able to make out detail and movement all around him.
When he became a celebrity in reality TV dance shows, fat and unfit, he showed once more his hips can also turn right round, and although we have never literally seen his head spinning, metaphorically it clearly does.
He lived and played with a blatant disregard for the rules and laws of man. The cocaine abuse was but one manifestation, a handball-goal and shooting at journalists door-stepping his private home when his daughters were little a couple of other examples.
His final bow on the World Cup stage as a player was when he walked off the pitch led by a nurse in 1994, for a dope test which came back positive.
He re-emerged from the ashes of that disgrace, and became Argentina's 2010 World Cup manager, seducing the world yet again on football's biggest showbiz stage.
People often say he "was clever with his feet" but not with his head, or "great as a player but not as a person", as if one could be separated from the other.
Maradona's popularity worldwide would probably be best explained if we could accept contradiction as truth; Maradona's extremes are not so much a case of someone swaying between good and bad but more the embodiment of both simultaneously.
Excess is his preferred modus operandi – a life as close to the edge as his has landed him in hospitals and emergency rooms more than once.
Those who have had a chance to deal with him, whether doctors, judges or psychiatrists, often like to tell the tale, so we get to hear details such as the fact that admission to a private clinic in Uruguay after a particularly intense New Year's Eve celebration was more a matter of consumption of pizza and champagne in wholesale quantities than recreational use of illegal pharmacology.
Amid the madness, he has always been coherent. His "performance" during the Nigeria-Argentina game in St Petersburg naturally ended with medical professionals to hand.
One of the most controversial and charismatic celebrities alive, whose private life has been public for as long as any of us can remember, infamously fell out with Coppola over financial dealings gone wrong 15 years ago.
They had not met again until St Petersburg, a selfie of them reunited in a hug that went viral.
Maradona is estranged from his first wife and two daughters, for decades the women of steel who held him together and kept him alive, and a poignant tweet from his eldest daughter, Dalma, perhaps best summarises how we all might feel if he were to, unspeakably, one day not walk among us.
"I don't know if I miss you more on or off the pitch.
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Is a Side Hustle Right For You? - Duration: 3:25.
Hey guys, it's Erin from Eff The Office, where we help you become a kick-ass
virtual freelancer. Is a side hustle right for you? In this video I'm gonna
share two quick reasons why it might not be and two reasons why it might be your
dream come true. I'm a millennial. I said it, I'm not
ashamed but like so many of my millennial colleagues, we all have side
hustles. I've had a side hustle throughout my entire professional career.
Side hustles are awesome because they have the potential to deliver a ton of money to
you on the side and imagine what you could do with an extra hundred, five
hundred even an extra thousand dollars a month?! I mean think about that. $12,000
a year coming in from a side hustle - that is no chump change. The
answer really depends on your situation. I'm gonna start first with two reasons
why it might not be your thing, and first, side hustles take a lot of dedication.
It's super hard to grow your business or hone your craft on the side if you
can't commit to it on a consistent basis. So if you don't have the time to put in
daily, at least, this might not be a good fit for you. Reason number two it's not a
good fit for you if it interferes with your day job. If your moneymaker suffers
because you're spending too much time on your side business, I hate to break it to
you but your job is not paying you to make money for yourself. If you want to
risk getting terminated then that's one thing but just know that a lot of
employers aren't gonna take too kindly if you're working on your side
business during their regular business hours. But of course I want to end this
on a happy note and I have two reasons why a side hustle might be perfect for
you! Number one, it is rejuvenating, and this is something that
we think people don't talk about enough! Sure you hear that side hustles are
super time-consuming and they are because you're working on your day job
you're coming home and you're working right away on your side hustle but we
find that to be super thrilling. It is rejuvenating. Think about it this way:
When you're tired of working on your day job and you can't take it any more
you can just switch gears on work on your passion or something creative or
just something that you love to work on and there's something really
rejuvenating about that. And the best thing is when your Side Hustle starts to
become a little too much and you're like I cannot look at this website anymore
- boom - you're back to work and it's just this way to keep yourself engaged and
rejuvenated all day long. And finally the last reason why this might be the thing
for you is because it's a great way to turn a side hustle a passion a hobby or
a skill that you have into a full-time career opportunity. If you're able to
dedicate consistent time on your side hustle and it starts to grow and you get
more and more clients and you can charge higher and higher rates, then it might be
time for you to turn your side hustle into your full time freelancer income
and that is super exciting! If you liked this video don't forget to like it.
Subscribe to the channel and check out our other videos for you and if you're
thinking of starting a side hustle but you haven't yet, drop us a comment. Let me
know what is holding you back because we'd love to help you out. Thanks again
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>> Once you have performed a course search
and you have found the class that you would like to enroll in,
click on the select button to the right of the course.
Here you can view class notes and hit next.
Now you'll see that the course has now been added
to your shopping cart but this does not mean
that you have enrolled in the course.
So now you will go to your shopping cart by clicking on the menu box
at the top right hand side of the page and hit enroll.
This will bring you to your shopping cart
and you can select the course or courses for which you would
like to enroll and hit add selected classes.
Make sure that the course is the one for which you indeed want
to enroll and hit finish enrolling.
This green check mark indicates that you have successfully enrolled
in the course and it has now been added to your schedule.
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