Right now, the museum's complex floor plan is riddled by even more detours and closed galleries than usual: the reconstruction of its grand staircase on Eastern Parkway is under way (to be completed in 2004), and half of its Egyptian galleries are in the final throes of reinstallation (reopening in April).
In the short run, the UTII effect on air quality is −0.02, since the urban traffic infrastructure construction might cause more detours and road blockages, which would enhance the fine-particle emissions of the low-speed traffic.
There were more detours on her own path.
And the more detours your journey takes -- the more bumps, hiccups and setbacks -- the more beautiful eye-candy you'll spot along the way.
She made only one more movie, "Detour," a remake of a 1940s noir thriller, in 1992.
A more experimental detour a decade ago into independent movies and thrillers (Derailed, The Good Girl, Friends with Money) didn't last long and Aniston soon returned to rom-coms, some of which worked (The Break-Up) and some of which didn't (The Bounty Hunter, Just Go with It).
Meanwhile, for something more modern, detour to the Lionel Wendt Centre to examine the contemporary art on display, then, come nightfall, see the light-dressed silhouettes of the Seema Malakaya on Beira Lake, two island pavilions designed in 1985, one filled with bronze Thai Buddhas and the other centred around a sacred bodhi tree.
The snowmobile's ability to quickly cover distances, however, allows snowmobilers to more readily detour around avalanche slopes.
