A. once planned to bump off Fidel Castro by passing him an exploding cigar.
Nevertheless, one of the easiest criticisms one can make of Apple--that it moves to bump off older models with stylish new ones as often as it can--doesn't hold up this time.
My doctor tells me he has had pregnant patients running up to 32 weeks, and yet I've seen a woman in the gym told to take her and her bump off a treadmill.
And a smell of corruption, perhaps the main reason for their electoral defeat, still lingers: Mr Gonzalez's long-time interior minister is behind bars, convicted of running death-squads to bump off Basque terrorist sympathisers.
Still, even with the occasional bump Byliner is off to a polished and promising beginning.
That hands-off model, however, hit a bump earlier this year.
There was also drama on the BMX track, where Team USA's Brooke Crain needed medical attention after coming off her BMX and smashing into a bump on the track during the seeding run.
The Grizzlies have been bleeding red ink for the past decade, but are coming off back-to-back playoff appearances that helped bump attendance up 7% last season.
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One of the simplest procedures, with a relatively short recovery time, is called an exostectomy, in which the bump on the head of the first metatarsal is thinned or shaved off with a surgical saw.
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As the plane took off the 50-year-old pilot reported feeling a "slight bump" and thought the aircraft had run over a light on the runway.
About 60 to 200 miles overhead, the particles bump into the Earth's atmosphere and become electrically "excited" -- throwing off light of various colors, said Prof.
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