Obama Effigy to Get the Shoe

Monday outside the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv could be a sign that Jews have begun taking some pages from the Muslim protesters' book. The event's organizers say they have prepared a large effigy of U.S. President Barack Obama, which protesters will hurl shoes at to protest the way Obama is “stepping all over us.”
The activists accuse the US of “blackmailing” Israel's leaders, "violating agreements" and lacking even “an ounce of regard towards the safety of Israeli citizens.”
In fact, it is this connection that inspires us to protest the current American policy – before the situation deteriorates and this connection ends.
The organizers' Hebrew language Facebook page features videos from yet another unconventional Tel Aviv protest that employed Arab-style techniques: the July demonstration outside Turkey's Tel Aviv embassy, in which a Turkish flag was allegedly set on fire. Rumors at the time said that the active nucleus behind the protest was a group of soccer team fans.

Men's Health

There are four different types of scaphoid fractures, but, in all cases, immobilising the fracture in a cast provides a 90 to 100 percent success rate. The average time it takes to heal is nine to 12 weeks, though this can be shortened by using screws.

The pain, which often is mild, is worsened by gripping or squeezing. When punching, a fracture can occur as a result of the concentration of external force on the second metacarpal of your fist. This force travels to the trapezium and trapezoid bones and produces a shearing stress on the scaphoid.

The correct boxing technique, wrist support and wrist strengthening exercises can reduce the risk of injury from sports. If you’ve started boxing, make sure your wrist is not bent when making contact with the punchbag.

Rafa Nadal beats Tomas

More humble and kind words from Nadal aimed at Berdych. The Czech's time will come. Not sure that is guaranteed to be honest. Sue Barker puts it to Nadal he had to be at his best to beat Berdych. That simply wasn’t true. He just waited for the moments when he needed to step up and stepped up. It was an ordinary sort of win from an extraordinary player.

Amid the pleasantries Nadal does actually say something interesting. And pointed. He once more thanked the crowd for showing respect during his victory over ‘the local player’ in the semi-final. “That doesn’t happen in every court of the world.”