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Russian GP: Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton set for Sochi fight - Duration: 6:23.
Russian GP: Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton set for Sochi fight
Ted Kravitz and Craig Slater look ahead to the Russian GP and whether it is now Lewis Hamilton's championship to lose.
Lewis Hamilton insists he does not feel like he has one hand on a fifth world championship amid the "most challenging" battle against Sebastian Vettel.
Hamilton leads the championship battle by 40 points with six races remaining but scoffed at the notion that he had the job half won heading into this weekend's Russian GP.
"I don't think you ever have one hand on it - you either have both hands on it or you don't," said the Mercedes driver.
"There is still a long way to go.
A lot of points available.
"Six races is still a lot of races.
The job, the target and the approach is still exactly the same.".
Hamilton, by common consent, leads Vettel in the championship primarily to the excellence of his own performances whereas his rival has committed a series of high-profile mistakes.
Hamilton wouldn't be drawn on whether he felt he had pressurised Vettel into those errors, but did elaborate on the wellbeing which has driven him to the top of the standings this year.
"I'm happier, healthier and stronger than ever," he explained.
Just as critically, Hamilton has embraced the challenge posed by a rejuvenated Ferrari team and a car regarded as slightly superior to the Mercedes.
"It has been the most challenging year fighting against another four-time world champion.
The stakes are as high as they have ever been.".
The mistake, though, would be to consider Hamilton's lead as unassailable.
"Anything can happen," cautioned Vettel.
"I still believe we have a chance.
We will give it everything we can.
We have a fair chance.".
Victory for Vettel this weekend has the potential of transforming the championship picture, especially if Hamilton runs into trouble.
For now, however, the outlook of the two drivers is identical.
"I am aiming to win here and then we will go to the next race," said Vettel.
"The approach is exactly the same," concurred Hamilton.
But in their quest to win one race at a time, something will have to give this weekend.
Hamilton relishing the challenge.
With Hamilton appearing to be revelling in both the intensity and unpredictability of this year's title fight as the balance of power swings between Mercedes and Ferrari, the world champion explained how he was helping push his team to stay ahead.
"Breaking patterns, breaking moulds and challenging people - that's what I live to do," he said.
"I'm a pain in the ar** to my engineers because I'm always challenging, challenging, challenging.
Even if I'm wrong, it's still questioning, questioning, questioning.
"Some of that I like to think has had a positive impact to spring an idea or a direction which we've pushed the car.
A two-time winner in four attempts in Sochi, but Hamilton endured a relatively off-form weekend last year and was comfortably outperformed by race-winning team-mate Valtteri Bottas.
"I really do believe we'll be in a better position this weekend than we were last year," he said.
"It's still a challenge to get right.
We will take our understanding from last year with a pinch of salt because the car is different.
It's improved, but we've got a different tyre this weekend.
We will be faced with different challenges.".
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Tokelo Rantie's slim chance of playing for Cape Town City in MTN8 final goes up in smoke - Duration: 2:48.
Tokelo Rantie's slim chance of playing for Cape Town City in MTN8 final goes up in smoke
Tokelo Rantie's slim chance of playing for Cape Town City in MTN8 final goes up in smoke.
There is almost no chance that Tokelo Rantie will emerge as a surprise package for Cape Town City in Saturday's MTN8 final as his intensive training preparations hit a snag this week.
The former Bafana Bafana striker has been handed a career lifeline by City coach Benni McCarthy and been working hard in his bid to get fit again and make a return to professional football for the first time in almost a year since he walked out on his club in Turkey.
There were even suggestions that McCarthy might surprise opponents SuperSport United with the inclusion of the nuggety forward in his starting line-up for the final at Moses Mabhida Stadium (kickoff 7pm).
But that idea is now a non-starter after Rantie pulled a hamstring in training this week.
Plans to give him some minutes with City's Multichoice Diski Challenge team at the weekend are also on ice.
The 28-year-old Rantie has been on a personal‚ after-hours training regime – on top of regular team training – as he hopes to return to the game for the first time since last October when he suddenly left Genclerbirligi in Turkey to return to his home in the Free State.
He walked out on the team and had his contract cancelled‚ costing him hundreds of thousands of Rands.
Rantie‚ who also played at Malmo in Sweden and for Bournemouth in England before his time in Turkey‚ last played in the Premier Soccer League six years ago‚ when he was in the colours of Orlando Pirates.
Surprise Ralani‚ another with a hamstring problem‚ is also likely to miss out when the squad departs for Durban on Friday morning.
The winger pulled his hamstring in the 4-1 loss to Kaizer Chiefs earlier this month and missed City's last game away at Pirates.
Ralani trained this week but not at full intensity and is not ready for selection‚ team officials told TimesLIVE on Thursday.
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Should I keep it in the pants? The Case for Waiting - Duration: 7:07.
Sex is fun!
Does it make sense to wait until you're tied down? Why not enjoy it before you're all wrinkled
and gross?
Could there seriously be good reasons to wait until you're married?
Let's consider.
Hello, philosophers!
I'm Chico.
Welcome to The Philosurfer show, where we consider the greatest questions of human history.
We're in the middle of the series on philosophy of sex.
And I'm going to give you this disclaimer before every single one of these.
Number 1: my job is not to judge you, whatever you choose.
My job is to help you think through the decisions before you make them.
Number 2: this isn't a religious video.
This is a philosophical video.
So, although the religions have important things to say about them, I'm just not going
to cover them.
You should definitely check out what the religious people have to say.
If you want to see arguments that claim you should have sex with multiple people, see
some of the earlier videos in this playlist.
Today we're going to look at some arguments for why you may not want to have premarital sex.
Or, if you already have, why you may not want to have any more.
Before we get into the arguments though, I think it's important to see what exactly these
arguments are aiming at.
You want to be happy, right?
Now, you don't have to be married to be happy.
But, for people who are married, it seems like having a good marriage is essential to
their happiness.
So, if premarital sex gets in the way of your marriage being good, it's something you should avoid.
Now, I'm definitely not saying something so foolish as that if you have premarital sex,
you will not be happy.
There are definitely many people who have premarital sex and are very happy.
But, there are also people who have lost legs and arms and are very happy.
That doesn't mean their quality of life hasn't been affected.
Our question, then, isn't "Does premarital sex make it impossible to be happy?"
Our question is, "Is it better for our happiness to wait until we're married?"
I'm going to go over three arguments.
The first one I call the "Sealing the Deal" Argument.
The first time you have sex is a big deal.
It's a huge deal.
I've heard a lot of people who aren't religious, who are atheists, who are not spiritual, still
feel like this momentous thing has happened the first time they have sex.
And, whether or not it's true, at least you have the experience.
And, there's no getting that first one back.
You can't have your first time twice.
So, sex carries this kind of gravity with it.
But there should also be gravity to marriage.
For example, my good friend Nirav, best friend in high school, got married in traditional
Hindu style.
And they go all out.
Nirav flew a bunch of us--there were, like, hundreds of people at this wedding.
They paid for our hotel, flew us out to Tennessee.
And in the middle of this 4 hour Hindu ceremony--and I swear to you, it's not like they were going slow.
They were going fast and it still took 4 hours.
I remember thinking, "What's cool about this is that you don't get two of them."
I mean, you're going all in on this one thing.
You're not holding back, like, "Well, what if we get divorced and I get married again?
Can I really afford a second one of these?"
And I think that's the way marriage should be.
I mean, it's not like you're just moving in together.
You're entering into a covenant to stick together no matter what.
You're getting married to bind yourselves in the most permanent way possible.
Legally, spiritually--if you're religious.
And if it's not that binding, then you really don't want a marriage.
You want something else.
Like going super-steady or something.
I don't really know.
Well, sex is the ultimate covenant.
I mean, imagine waiting for that first time to be on the wedding night.
Again, there's no getting two of those.
In other words, the gravity of that first time having sex matches the gravity of being married.
It seems like the two were made for each other.
Now, I've had students ask me before, "Don't we want to practice sex so the wedding night
isn't awkward?"
I don't really think so.
I don't really think it needs to be fireworks on your first night.
I mean, it's not like this is a performance or something.
The gravity of the act is enough to make it a big deal.
And you can spend the rest of your lives trying to make it fireworks.
Also, you're getting married.
Being awkward around each other is definitely something you need to get used to.
I mean, you don't need to poop in front of each other.
But you're going to be awkward sometime.
Now, you may think, "Well, I already did it.
I blew it."
But even if you've already done it, at least committing now to waiting for the rest of
the time until you get married is going to make it better than if it was just no big
deal at all.
The second argument is the argument from brain chemistry.
Now, a lot of this is just science.
But the interpretation of the data comes to philosophy.
So, just hang with me.
When you have sex, you're body releases dopamine, oxytocin (mostly in women), and vasopressin
for men.
Now these are produced to promote bonding.
This is why oxytocin is also released when women breastfeed the babies.
So that you bond with the baby.
This is also why, if you've ever known somebody, like, that are together that you're just like,
"That person is awful!
Why are you with that person?"
And, "You just don't know him like I do!"
The reason is that when you're having sex, these chemicals interfere with your rationality.
They literally are making it difficult for you to understand anything about this person.
But, that's a whole other reason.
The more you bond with someone in this way and then separate from that person, the more
your brain builds up a tolerance to this bonding.
Like doing drugs.
Ultimately, the bonding doesn't work well at all.
There's a very famous illustration.
You take a piece of tape and you start putting it on different people's shirts, you know.
And ultimately you see that the tape doesn't stick anymore.
And that's supposed to be the metaphor for you having sex with other people, bonding
with them, and then, you know...you get it.
So, sex is useful for that binding relation of marriage.
But extramarital sex seems to destroy that function.
And the last argument I'll go over I call the "Ignorance Is Bliss" Argument.
One time I was taking my wife to a No Doubt concert.
And my buddy was like, "Dude!
Gwen Stefani!"
And I was like, "Yeah, Gwen Stefani's in the band.
That's true."
He's like, "No, man.
Gwen Stefani!"
And I remember being like, "I don't know what you're looking for here."
And he said, "Gwen Stefani is hot!"
And I said, "Yeah, she's very attractive.
But I'm a married man.
That doesn't really help me."
And then he told me this: "Chico, you can look at the menu.
Just don't order."
And I thought, "That is the dumbest idea I've ever heard."
You're telling me I can't have what's on the menu, but I'm supposed to gawk over it?
I mean, imagine you're lactose intolerant and you're going to 31 Flavors and sniffing around.
"Hey what flavor did you get?
Let me just get a <sniff, sniff> a little sniff.
Let me just waft it this way."
Why would you want an--I would rather not know what's on the menu at all.
Similarly, when you're married, none of the things that you've done before ever leave's
your mind.
You'll be kicking it, remembering stuff like, "Ah, dude, do you remember that one time when
we went out that night? It was so funny when this happened, this happened."
And then all of a sudden you're into memories that you shouldn't be thinking about.
And you don't want that.
You don't want to be with your spouse and remembering stuff you did with some other
nasty person.
"Man, my wife is great but I remember that one girl.
Woo!"
Or, "I love my hubby, but I wish he could do to me the stuff that Fabio used to do."
In other words, it's better for your marriage if you have no idea what happens outside of
your marriage.
And the more you do things outside of your marriage, the more difficult it is to get
rid of those things in your mind.
Now there are other arguments against premarital sex.
It's really hard to get STDs if you're not having sex.
It's hard to get pregnant if you're not having sex.
But these are the big three I'll go over today.
If you think of other one's that you want to go over, please let me know in the comments.
I'd love to talk about them.
Also, please like, subscribe, and tag a friend so they can join this conversation.
That's all I got for today.
¡Adiós!
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New App: Get Reimbursed From Your Insurance For Out of Network Claims - Duration: 2:37.
It's Alexis here at CORE.
I have some really exciting news for you.
We recently got contacted by somebody that's created an app for our clients that see health
care professionals out of network to get reimbursed by their insurance company.
That app is called Better and they already have a very high success rate, up to 80%.
And the way it works is you'll see either Megan or I up front and you get your superbill
from us with all the important information.
Obviously how much you've paid, the dates that you've been in, the codes need to be
on it, and then you take a picture with your phone and submit it into that app, and the
people at Better will help you get reimbursed.
So they do all the communicating with your insurance company for you.
They keep you updated during the process.
I've downloaded the app, and I don't know if you can see this.
It looks like this.
Like it's the little stylized B on a dark purple background, and for Apple, when you
try to find it you need to type in Get Better.
And it should come up at the very top.
For Android versions, come and ask me, and I'll send you all the important information
that you need to find it online, set it up for your desktop, set it up for Android.
They have a really great support staff that you can contact.
What else am I missing?
Oh, yeah, so, the way that they get paid is as soon as you get reimbursed, you'll get
your reimbursement and then they will send you a bill over, 10% of that particular reimbursement.
The great thing is that they can also go five years into the past and resubmit things that
you have already submitted, maybe unsuccessfully.
They can resubmit this for you.
Like I said, they do all the processing for you.
They keep you up to date what's happening in the process.
Anything else in the app is free.
So, go give it a try, and come tell us what your experience is with it.
Give us feedback of how that works for you.
If you have any questions, contact me or Megan.
That's all I got for you today.
I hope you have a great day, and come in see Stephen, come in see Jared.
Now you know how you can get reimbursed for your sessions.
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Arsenal news: Ian Wright names the man to blame for likely Aaron Ramsey exit - Duration: 3:54.
That's the belief of Gunners icon and pundit Ian Wright. Ramsey appears set to leave Arsenal in a transfer this January or on a free next summer after the club withdrew their offer of a new contract
It had looked likely the north London club would eventually agree a new deal with the Wales international with a four-year extension in the pipeline
But that deal has now collapsed despite manager Unai Emery having made the 27-year-old - Arsenal's longest-serving player having been at the club a decade - an integral member of his new-look team
Financial issues have been proposed as one possible explanation for the deal's sudden breakdown with Ramsey likely able to collect higher wages elsewhere despite having been keen to stay
It is even said that Ramsey wanted a large pay rise in lieu of the £350,000-a-week deal handed to Mesut Ozil back in February after the play-maker long delayed putting pen-to-paper
And Wright is disappointed the situation has got to this and thinks Gazidis - who left his post at the Emirates Stadium to begin a new role with AC Milan in October - deserves criticism
"That Ozil situation has had a massive effect on what's going on right now because Aaron Ramsey is captain material," Wright told Sky Sports on The Debate
"It should have been done ages ago. Ivan Gazidis has got a lot to answer for for this to happen because Ramsey should be a focal point in the team
"He's somebody who is the heartbeat of the team and when it's going poorly or badly, he still shows for the ball and tries to play how he wants to play, tries to get in the box and does things
"He's somebody that I'd like to see stay because I think he is that player who is never afraid
He scores goals. "I like him simply because when he gets in there he will finish and he's somebody that, given a run of games, he will do something because he's not afraid
"He doesn't hide. He's somebody that if they can get it going, I'm desperate for him to stay but I do understand that Arsenal cannot continue to let players dictate like they are now
"If it's going to happen, take the contract off the table, take your chances with it
" Explaining his own exit earlier this month, Gazidis - who was instrumental in the appointment of Emery - said: "I know many will think this is a strange time to be leaving but I believe it is the right time for me and for the club
"Change and succession is not only inevitable for a club like Arsenal, it is necessary if it is continually to keep moving forward
"One of my primary responsibilities as chief executive has been to make sure there is good succession planning in every position in the club, including my own
"Although it is very hard to do - the hardest decision of my life - I believe that, after 10 years, it is the right time to step aside to allow new leadership, energy and ideas to take the club forward into this exciting new era
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