Walking the garden path induced a Keystone Cops gait — a bit like crossing a sidewalk strewn with marbles.
I want to shout, "Stay in your lane!" Also, it would be useful if people would look over their shoulders for oncoming foot traffic before crossing the sidewalk.
" 'As a young boy growing up in prewar Warsaw, I feared crossing the sidewalk next to a church,' " Mr. Eisner said to the pope, he recounted in an interview in The New York Times.
In 1994, he headed a group of Holocaust survivors in a visit with Pope John Paul II. "As a young boy growing up in prewar Warsaw, I feared crossing the sidewalk next to a church," Eisner told the pope, according to a report in Newsday.
We don't live far from the elementary school; it's a walk of a little over a quarter of a mile, and there are two crossing guards and sidewalks the entire way.
When the standard "Keep off the grass" signs were ignored, the Beadles and a group of coconspirators resorted to academic in-jokes: "Don't tread on me," "That's turf," "Ou sont les tapis d'autrefois?," "Shame may restrain what the law does not prohibit". Passersby were entertained enough to walk around the circle there were no sidewalks crossing it then and the grass grew.
f average of all outdoor measurements); g assumes Co = 473 ppm), h(On sidewalks; crossing streets).
d(based on ASHRAE 62 formula); e average minimum background); f assumes Co = 487 ppm);g assumes Co = 487 ppm); h(On sidewalks; crossing streets).
In another study, Paul Piff, a psychologist who studies how money affects behavior, also at the UC Berkeley, showed that drivers of high-end, luxury cars were more likely to cut off other vehicles and even pedestrians trying to cross a sidewalk.
