The results of a study by Psychologist Dr Eiluned Pearce suggest that women who have long
index fingers on their left hand are more likely to cheat.
class="MsoNormalspan xml:lang="EN-GBPerhaps they could use whatever trick they have for remembering to do that, and to also remember to look in the rear view mirror (eyeball roll) and indicate (
index finger) a little bit in advance of the steering wheel part.
Troops were able to recover one M16 rifle and one M203 grenade launcher with an
index finger believed to be that of a wounded NPA.
The shape of the grip is what determines how the gun fits the hand and where the barrel points in relationship to the
index finger. This may sound obvious, but apparently it is not obvious to all gun makers or all gun owners.
I think that's because the
index finger is more sensitive than the thumb, pinkie finger, or wrist.
Using your thumb to apply pressure to the underside of your cheekbones, pinch the flesh on top of the cheeks with your
index finger. Then, still sustaining the pressure, glide your finger a little further along the bone and pinch again.
The
index fingers release the ball and finish directly on line with the center's belt.
Nottingham [UK], July 19 ( ANI ): Left-handed England batsman Gary Ballance has been ruled out of the third Test of the ongoing four-match series against South Africa after fracturing his left
index finger.
When I tested the theory on a fit colleague of mine, we discovered her ring finger was slightly shorter than her
index finger. That means she ought to be bad at running, yet she regularly pounds the streets for up to seven miles.
The new coverage provides a benefit for loss of life, loss of limb(s), loss of thumb and
index finger, and total and permanent loss of sight or hearing.
She recalls the harrowing accounts of a skier buried so tightly that he could move only an
index finger and of the death of a close friend who, despite his familiarity with the dangers of avalanches, succumbed to one.
Award-winning journalist Cynthia Reynolds and hummingbird admirer and artist Catherine McClung present The Far-Flung Adventures of Homer the Hummer, a delightful picturebook following the adventures of a ruby-throated hummingbird (no bigger than a person's
index finger!) and his long journey from the tropical rain forests of Costa Rica to an artist's garden in Michigan.