In Midtown Manhattan or the financial district, for instance, pedestrians are more likely to yell, "Jump!"; in residential areas, like Harlem or Brooklyn, where the would-be jumper might be a familiar face, residents will provide officers with information about the person.
Or you could just be a lover of biographies and sense that, in Highsmith, you will encounter a train wreck of a person like no one you've ever encountered -- and, as if you were a pedestrian looking up at a would-be jumper on a terrace, you won't be able to tear your eyes away.
Tall trees on both sides protected athletes from the wind, and it was situated so that the sun would be at the jumper's back during the competition.
It is now against Canadian law to go over the Falls, but the Niagara Parks police chief, Doug Kane, would not say if the latest jumper would be charged.
Although surely putting on a jumper would be quite tricky if, like Barbie, your head was twice the width of your waist.
He is the kind of person who thinks about killing himself by jumping off a bridge, but the thought is hijacked by his compulsive statistical analyses: he muses on the heights of different London bridges and on the acceleration of falling objects and calculates how fast a suicide jumper would be going from each when he hit the water.
A good training schedule for a junior jumper would be the following.
Gone would be the crazy high jumpers or 7-foot plus monsters, because height and flight would no longer be as important of an asset.
Almost each time Houston came up with a jumper, there would be a breakdown on the other end.
It would be deadly for both a jumper and for the stray dog," he said.
If it were a colour, it would be the colour of a jumper from Reiss.
