Whatever happens, it will be interesting to see how he fits a mishmash squad into his 'full-throttle' system.
Panama has pretty much always been a bridge for cultures, conquerors and, well, birds, but once that mishmash gets distilled into the 50-some blocks of Casco Viejo, an eclectic, almost Noah's Ark-like vibrancy prevails.
She then segues into a mishmash of statements on how the Palins are "not really into the drama".
Slavic accents, Tourette's-like tics and more are thrown into the mishmash, at times giving things the desperate feel of a bad vaudeville act.
Amiable but conceptually muddled, "The Trumpet of the Swan," an animated film loosely based on E. B. White's much-loved 1970 children's book, is a bland, well-meaning mishmash that never coheres into a dramatic whole.
The new beer can looks like a sleek, jingoistic bullet, or like a metallic Old Glory, on steroids, its eyebrows plucked into a mishmash of modern fonts, made up to star in an over-loud summer blockbuster.
It evolved into a mishmash of businesses network boxes for carriers, PBXs for offices, phones, semiconductors and Bell Labs.
Perkin-Elmer had bought the business a few years earlier, unceremoniously folding it into a mishmash of lab gear.
He shocked the sales force by exhorting them to "fire" their leasing customers and push into a mishmash of tech services including an electronic marketplace, data storage and Web hosting.
