The technology sector, already punished for its dismal performance, tumbled further yesterday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index offered a similar performance, tumbling 2.3%, or 19.26 points, to 825.88, to end the week 0.7% lower, and 8.6% below where it started the year.
In theory, Mr. Pandit and three other top executives received only their salary in 2007 because of Citigroup's poor performance – shares tumbled 47percentt, and the bank had more than $20 billion in write-offs.
Carson was left fuming and "embarrassed" by his performance after tumbling from the pommel horse.
Meanwhile, like the Beach Boys, they have parallel lives as their younger selves: previously unreleased studio outtakes and live performances keep tumbling out, including the recent reissue of 1978's "Some Girls" and the appearance late last year of stonesarchive.com, where the band is making available old concert tapes like the 1973 "Brussels Affair".
They include a rip-off of Jason Mewes's on-screen persona in "Jay and Silent Bob," as well as Kelly Rowland, whose stumbling performance rivals the tumble her solo CD took from the charts.
So I understood that Shakespeare's verse was never concerned with any pure authorial voice, but was instead a vast multiplicity of viewpoints, a rough and tumble performance text.
For the record, Anna Dogonadze of Germany, a former world champion, won the gold medal with an air-catching, twisting and tumbling performance that was deemed four-tenths of a point better than that of the silver medalist, Karen Cockburn of Canada.
For all-star squads, the performance of stunts, standing tumbling, and a tumbling pass may be necessary.
Like computers before them, prices of small satellites could be expected to tumble and performance to rise remorselessly as the market widened from government agencies to include companies and universities, and then wider still to include small communities and co-operatives, and finally to embrace even wealthy individuals.
