The brady/hypokinesia scale took equal account of 12 items, each formulated from correlated observations (e.g. arm swing on more-rigid and less-rigid sides during walk).
Mr. Burns, at Morningstar, suggested that as outperformance by active mutual fund managers becomes harder to achieve, some will be tempted to "swing for the fences," taking on more risk in the hope of beating their peers.
He continued to swing hard, on more than one occasion lifting himself off his feet, as he advanced to 62 from 47 before a misjudged ramp shot off Thisara Perera (three for 33) offered the wicketkeeper Dinesh Chandimal a simple catch.
The Xmas-Men are Texas troubadour Robert Earl Keen's backup band, and they've whipped up a swinging instrumental trad-country take on more than a dozen holiday staples, including their boss' twisted modern-day ode to dysfunction, "Merry Xmas From the Family" (minus the lyrics, of course).
Swing on my friends, swing on!
But Singh is competing with Trudeau for left-leaning swing voters on more than just charm; they're going to be going after voters in largely the same geographical areas.
"I just wanted to put a good swing on a ball one more time," McDonald said, fighting back tears.
"I just wanted to put a good swing on a ball one more time," McDonald said after the game, fighting back tears.
The second half, devoted to cabaret songs with a swinging on-stage band, is more successful, given that the musical monodramas of Jacques Brel, Charles Trenet and Francis Poulenc are complete mini-operas in their own right.
MINNEAPOLIS — In an attempt to return for the postseason, Minnesota Twins first baseman Justin Morneau — out since July 7 with a concussion — took early batting practice at Target Field on Thursday, his first on-field swings in more than a month.
After La Perfecta dissolved, in 1968, Mr. Palmieri's music, while retaining its swing, took on a more overtly political coloration.
