Brazil keeps getting away with more than two hands
Brazil keeps getting away with more than two hands.
If you happened to be watching Brazil vs. Portugal, you might have noticed something weird in keeper Julio Cesar’s back after he and Meirelles collided. It was some kind of steel rod support for his injured back. According to FIFA article 4, it’s illegal for players to wear any kind of equipment that can be dangerous to the player wearing it or to others. This is the reason players can’t wear chains around their necks, or rings in their fingers, since these things can get caught with other players cleats, goal nets, etc., and result in freak accidents.
The Brazilian medics did not in fact check with the referee about this for fear of an incident, nor did the ref make any fuzz about it. After the match was over, they hid these rods in the commemorative flags the teams exchanged at the start of the match. Julio Cesar had been having some back pain leading up to the World Cup after a friendly with Zimbabwe.
What’s funny is that the Brazilian coaching staff was ready to make a fuzz about Didier Drogba’s arm cast after the Ivorian player suffered a broken arm in a friendly against Japan, before the start of the World Cup.
Sounds like a double standard with a twist of irony.
Since picking up your first crayon, chances are you had a favorite, or dominant, hand. That hand gets you through the day, taking care of everything from writing to eating. If you ever been forced to rely on your “wrong hand”, you know how uncomfortable and unwieldy it feels.
Yet this awkward hand could be the key to keeping your cool.
The next time you want to relax, forgo the yoga and meditation and pick up a spoon with your non dominant hand. Practice using this “wrong hand” for the next few weeks, and you might find yourself a little calmer the next time road rage strikes. Changing.
Check out this video tutorial to see how to construct an alarm system, that based on the principle of motion detectors, which work by touch. It very useful to catch unpleasant visitors red handed. So make sure your chocolate bar never gets snagged again, catch the bandits with a motion detector alarm! Or just keep you kids away from the birthday present closet where peeping is not allowed.
Get some sticky tape, a battery, a mini buzzer, twenty paper clips, aluminum foil, and electric cable, and two straws. This is what you will make your security device with, believe it or not.
