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"She called his cellphone, and they started talking. She said she wanted to come over to his house, but he explained he was in a relationship, so they agreed to meet at a parking lot in South Buffalo where she immediately propositioned him for sex, saying she needed to be compensated for her time," Police Officer Martin Forero said.
The man said he was surprised by the proposition but decided to pay her $75 for sex in his vehicle, after successfully negotiating a discount. She had wanted $120.
Afterward, he drove away and thought that was the end of it.
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Saturday afternoon, he received a call from a "Detective Cavanaugh" on the business phone at the auto repair garage where he works. The fake detective informed him that the woman he met with the night before was 16 years old and that he was going to be arrested for raping her.
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Cavanaugh said the girl's family was reluctant to move forward with criminal charges and that all the man had to do was drop off $600 in a mailbox at a West Side residence and all would be forgotten.
"It is either that or I am going to come to your work and arrest you right now," the alleged detective said.
Seizing the chance to avoid serious felony charges of having sex with a minor, the man obtained the money from his bank account and did as he was instructed.
"You have to have it there by 5 p.m.," the caller said. "There will be undercover police officers watching you put the money in the mailbox. You won't see the police officers, but they will be watching you."
After dropping off the cash, the man sensed something was not quite right and confided what had happened to his boss, who contacted Buffalo police.
How did the caller know where the man worked?
Police said the man had worn his repair-garage work clothes to the Friday night meeting. His name and place of employment were on the clothing. So it was easy to look up the phone number of the garage. The woman, who was actually 25 years old, already had the man's cellphone number from the message he had left on the chat line.
Directed by Buffalo police to go to the Northwest District Station, because the money had been delivered to a Massachusetts Avenue address in the district, the man received another call, this time on his cellphone, while he was filing his complaint at the station.
The call came approximately one hour after he had dropped off the $600. The person calling blocked the incoming phone number.
Officer Forero answered and was informed by "Detective Cavanaugh" that more money was now required.
"The family is not entirely satisfied and needs another $500, and that will settle the matter," the fake detective said, urging swift delivery of the additional cash.
Forero convinced the man he would need 30 minutes and then hung up. Five minutes later, the extortionist called, but Forero would not answer because the call's number remained blocked. At that point, the alleged detective began calling repeatedly and in his haste forgot to block his phone number, police said.
Armed with the caller's number and the address where the man had dropped off the money, 304 Massachusetts, Northwest District Police Officers Donald Genovese and Al Monteforte, with help from Lt. Mary Hanley, located the woman.
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Jammer's Blog
- I also write a blog at JammersBlog.com. It's the sister site of Jammer's Reviews; if you like my reviews, you might also like the blog. Articles that might previously have been posted in this section instead now go in the blog. Topics include reviews and discussion of other television, movies, pop culture, and things that either annoy me or that I like. It do what it do.
Essays, Columns, Features
- 4/25/2006. We've Moved and Stuff — Star Trek: Hypertext is no more. And this time, it's not April Fool's Day. New name, new server, new independence.
- 3/22/2005. One Decade and Counting — We've been here for 10 years, believe it or not. Damn, I'm getting old. I promise not to be sentimental about turning 10.
- 1/3/2005. Wake Me Up, Scotty — I don't think we're in Kansas anymore. To be honest, I'm not sure where we are. Somewhere between insomnia and madness. Like Ed Norton in Fight Club.
- 2/20/2004. Confessions of a Closet Trekkie — Jammer has issues, man. Serious issues. And he cops to everything in this epic exclusive expose. Documents situations ranging from movie theaters to Super Bowls to Italian fast-food restaurants.
- 1/8/2004. Return of the AnyKey — Or "At Death's Door, Part II" You just can't keep a good Gateway 2000 keyboard down. Especially when they're built like tanks.
- 10/14/2002. At Death's Door — It's dying, and there's nothing I can do. Can it be saved? Or is it destined for the trash bin? What will I ever do? Ah, melodrama.
- 9/14/2001. On A Tragic Tuesday Morning — Today, we mourn. Some thoughts in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
- 4/26/2000 and 7/7/2000. Jammer Goes to L.A. — A report on my trip to Los Angeles to pitch a few story ideas to Star Trek: Voyager. Spoiler: I didn't sell any stories, but I did make L.A. my bitch.
- 3/7/2000. Five Years on the Web — Five years, and we're still here. Take a look at some of this site's backstory. And to think I'll have to write something like this every five years.
- 8/10/1999. The Franchise's Future — My segment of a multi-writer series, with some thoughts on what lies ahead in Trek's future. (Originally published at TrekNation.com)
- 2/21/1999. A Tribute to Gene Siskel (1946-1999) — Remembering a man who, along with the indispensible Roger Ebert, helped bring film criticism to the mainstream of America.
- 12/8/1997. Four Series and the Trek Ideology — An in-depth look at the Star Trek ideals and success as conceived through four different Star Trek series. Warning: Written for a general non-Trek audience.
- 2/3/1997. Clarity Needed in Viacom-Induced Web Mess — A followup post to "Viacom's Web Assault." Like with the FCC, it would be nice to know ahead of time what's permissible and what's not, but what ya gonna do?
- 12/23/1996. Viacom's Web Assault — One of my early rants about copyright issues, when Viacom was shutting down certain fan site. They never shut me down, though. So HA!
- 1/24/1995. Trek's Musical Problems — Music on Star Trek in the mid-1990s was too muted for my tastes. Here's some venting on the subject. (Originally posted on rec.arts.startrek.current)
- 2/28/2007. CNN Is a Joke — A month after Anna Nicole's Smith's death, CNN is covering the "story" like tabloid whores. Here's a news flash: Smith is no longer "breaking news." Get a clue, CNN.
- 4/20/2006. If You Haven't Already, Go Watch The Shield — Seriously, why haven't you watched this show? It's as good as the hype implies. Probably better. Ingenious plots, breathless momentum, mind-boggling situations, memorable characters and dialog.
- 8/9/2005. Review: Too Late With Adam Corolla — Also known as, how to fill half an hour with two minutes of content. To think that this show once occupied the spot now filled by The Colbert Report. Amazing.
- 3/4/2004. Hey, Promo Guy: You're Fired — For the love of God, find a new way to advertise your shows, NBC. Using the same clip for an entire season is lazy and lame.
- 3/4/2004. Review: America's Next Top Model — Jammer takes a critical, in-depth look at this UPN reality series focusing on the subtleties of the fashion industry. And when we say in-depth, we mean in-depth.
- 8/15/2003. Summer of Serialization — Nothing new in prime time, so I turn my attention to The Wire and The Sopranos. Two great shows that know better than to air on broadcast networks.
- 6/30/2003. Busey's With Dumbass — "I'm With Busey," and especially that awful Adam guy, needs to go away. Far, far away from any television set anywhere.
- 3/12/2003. Why I Hate the Fox News Channel — Watch as political commentary becomes a witless bar fight. Seriously, I blame the sorry, divisive state of political dialog in this country on the likes networks like Fox, which prefer fighting to listening.
- 8/31/2002. Resistance Is Futile: You Will All Become One With the Sisterhood — My rant on MTV's latest idiotic "reality" series, "Sorority Life," where individuality is perceived as a threat.
- 3/17/2002. Documentary review: "9/11" — A look at the riveting photographed account of the Sept. 11 attacks in New York.
- 3/24/2001. Pandering Fails to Capture X-treme Audience — If "Temptation Island" was a success, at least I can take comfort in the XFL sucking it up. This is the kind of disaster that happens when a network loses its sanity after losing all its NFL contracts.
- 1/8/2001. Network TV's New Pandering Low — Great, just what we needed: a reality show called "Temptation Island." I say we vote all these loser onto an island and force them to stay there.
- 11/6/1999. Try, Try Again, NBC — A brief gripe column about NBC's itchy trigger finger in canceling Homicide for the now-canceled loser, Cold Feet.
- 6/10/1998. Dark City — A skillful exercise in style and aesthetics from Alex Proyas, director of The Crow. With this film Proyas also manages to go beyond pure mood by supplying a more fundamentally challenging story.
- 6/10/1998. Event Horizon — Mediocre sci-fi thriller with a script that seems to enjoy posing interesting questions only to answer them with uninteresting horror cliches, frequently borrowing from other genre pictures.
- 11/10/2014. Interstellar — Haunting, epic science fiction in the true sense of the term, focusing on ideas and feelings alongside each other.
- 5/15/2003. The Matrix — The intriguing action classic of century's end, featuring a melding of visual styles — sci-fi, anime, comic book, wire-based martial arts, dreamlike surrealism, film noir — brought together with impressive skill, design, and vision by the Wachowski Brothers.
- 5/20/2003. The Matrix Reloaded — The much anticipated followup to the 1999 original is a superb sci-fi extravaganza featuring some truly inventive action sequences and a story that offers tantalizing puzzles and possibilities.
- 11/20/2003. The Matrix Revolutions — The disappointing conclusion to the Matrix trilogy cannot live up to the mysteries set up in the previous installments, and instead becomes a titanic battle between the One and his opposite. Visually impressive but not satisfying on a story level.
- 6/10/1998. Sphere — A film with an ambition that proves to be its own downfall. Whenever it starts to work on one level, it grows untenable on another.
- 1/20/2000. Supernova — Truly bad sci-fi. Not simply a recycling of predictable sci-fi genre cliches but a very badly executed movie that lacks any sense of coherence, drama, suspense, or competence.
- 7/7/2000. Titan A.E. — Begins and ends with dramatic special-effects sequences that rouse some genuine emotions, but in between are many moments where the plot chugs along the formula lines. A fairly entertaining comic book that's adequate but could've been much more daring and memorable.
- 6/28/1998. The X-Files — Entertaining movie that captures the essence of what works with The X-Files (atmosphere, intrigue) without belaboring its plot. Strangely, it works equally well as a standalone movie or an inconclusive piece of the broader X-Files mythology.
"The Deeper Side of Trek" column series at Space.com
- 11/7/2000. Franchise at the Crossroads — The way I see it, Trek resides in a strange place it hasn't been in since The Next Generation was facing a launch marked with optimism but also uncertainty: There's concern that a new direction may not be successful.
- 10/5/2000. Dogs of War — Trek has not escaped war. Instead of extinguishing war, the Federation has applied it to new frontiers.
- 9/19/2000. Technobabble — I'd like to single out a specific subset of Federation society that we can't fully comprehend: the technology.
- 9/1/2000. Galaxy of the Elite? — I've been through the Star Trek canon and back, and I've found that the visible Trek universe (or at least the parts where humans live) is a pretty elite place. Where are the plumbers? Blue-collar factory workers? People performing manual labor? Do they exist in the 23rd and 24th centuries?
- 8/17/2000. The Movies — Not surprisingly, some important chapters in Star Trek emanate not only from the small screen, but also from the big one, in the form of feature films.
- 8/3/2000. Defining a Franchise — It's a safe bet to say not everyone is intimately familiar with Star Trek and its various spin-offs, but is there anyone with any knowledge of mainstream American entertainment who hasn't at least heard of it? I tend to doubt it.
- 4/1/2003. Enterprise to be revamped as "ultimate" reality series — Look out, Reality Television. You are on notice. Seriously, I should pitch this to every studio in Hollywood. Some moron would buy it.
- 4/1/2002. All Your Base Are Belong To Us — Beware the wrath of CATS. What happen? Someone set up Star Trek: Hypertext the bomb. We get signal. It's you! How are you gentlemen!!!
- 4/1/2001. Star Trek: Hypertext shut down — My attempt at an April Fool's prank alleges that this site has been shut down for unspecified reasons. Gosh, I'm a cheeky, self-indulgent jerk.
- 2/25/2000. Vote to Rename Voyager — Think Voyager's name should be different? Try some of these. Note: Voting is closed, and the results were never published, nor will they be.
Star Trek Books
- 1/12/1998. Wrath of the Prophets — When a fatal disease spreads over Bajor, threatening the entire planet with extinction, Captain Sisko must accept aid from an unexpected source: Ro Laren, Starfleet officer turned Maquis renegade.
- 12/19/1996. Saratoga — Painful memories are reawakened when the USS Defiant carries the survivors of the Saratoga to an important Starfleet ceremony.


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Anonymous made this review on 9/17/2014 and is a Confident, Experienced Driver
Tire wore out and needed replaced after 20,000 miles. TERRIBLE tire on the snow.
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OEM tires on my Mazda 3 purchased used. 16K miles and tires are at the wear bar. Will not purchase Yokohama for replacement EVER!!!
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Anonymous made this review on 4/14/2014 and is a Confident, Experienced Driver
I purchased these tires in January 2012, love the tires for the handling in wet and dry conditions. Snow driving I rated it a 3, since I know this brand of tire from my wife's van in snow conditions. The handling and conditions was rated low, based on the tire vibration in the last year when driving from 50 mph and higher. I currently have about 20,700 miles on the tires. I have notice cracking conditions forming on the lower tread near the rim, about 1 inch up. My wife's van had the same brand; but, 215/70R15 size and the tires had massive cracking, enough to be replaced under warranty.
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Anonymous made this review on 2/20/2014 and is a Confident, Experienced Driver
99 Honda Accord. When I got the car, I had some bfgoodrich tires on them. Worst tires I had ever seen. 30 k, and they were slicks. However, when I got these I was disappointed I was paying a good penny on just some tires. I dont regret the amount I spent on my Yokohamas. Its a great tire overall. Good for snow, mud, a little bit of float on dirt. Does ok when theres a decent amount of water on the ground, but not so good on damp (like most tires). The ride is pretty good, can get a little rough if you run then at what you should, but I've had worse. The noise is a bit much, but typical due to the hondas trans and suspension. But I can live with it. Defiantly buy another set.
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Vehicle: 1999 Honda Accord LX 4 Door (Accord LX 4 Door) with 24135 KM of Tire Wear
Anonymous made this review on 9/10/2013 and is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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Zoom soft plastic baits are known throughout the bass fishing world as tough, dependable plastics that catch fish under every condition, and these lizards are no exception. The secret is in the consistency of the injected plastic - just soft enough for smooth flowing motion in the tail and legs but tough enough to last for more than one fish. The colors run true from lizard to lizard and from bag to bag, ensuring you fish-catching baits every time. Make sure you have enough of your favorite color for the next tournament or the next day of fun fishing. Zoom plastic also takes dye very well, enabling you to customize your baits for changing situations while out on the water. Zoom always offers a great value for a great product.
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Comments: These lizards are pretty good. They work real well and catch lots of fish all the time. They are not the most durable baits thought. The noses tear easily and the limbs fall off. I am also disappointed to see that my favorite color is gone. It was called Blue Moccasin or something like that. It works well Texas rigged down here. For the price these baits are good, but the Yum lizards hold up just a little bit better.
From: Ethan: Meridian, MS 3/17/14
Comments: This is the best lizard I have ever used and one of my best all time lures.
From: Kyle: US Chicago
Comments: Really productive lizard. Its great on a 3/0 trokar magworm. Wat/red is awesome and if they aint on it like the should be dip the tail in chart. garlic jj's or spike it and they will tear it up.
From: Will: AL
Comments: LOVE THESE THINGS! I have had lots of luck with the 4 inch watermelon red rigged with a 2/0 EWG hook but is better with 3/0 EWG hook. First time ever used, first cast flippin into some sticks and grass caught a 3lb bass largemouth. Also have luck with the 6 inch watermelon red.
From: OR
Comments: It is a good lizard.I have a Watermelon color rigged on a 4/0 EWG Hook. I fished it on a slow retreive.It hit the water and a nice bass hammered it right away.All in all it is a get lizard.
From: Wyatt: SD
Comments: Beats yum by a mile. Best lizard ever made, I like the green pumpkin magic but every color will put bass in your live well with ease.
Comments: Absolutely the best soft plastic to use in the spring time, me and my buddies have been catching largemouth or getting bites 80% of our casts using them weightless and t-rigged on the green with red flake, I have even been using it with a punch skirt weightless with great success. Had to go buy a couple more packs but if the head gets ripped up simply tear just the head off and t-rig it again :)
From: Zach: IN
Comments: im gong to let a cat outta the bag here and tell my fellow friends here on TW a topsecret trick i use in my area on the 8" lizard that got my fish of a lifetime a 18lb. 6oz largie...(this is a topsecret lure for me still,i wont even tell my boat buddies what it is,they think its some plastic lizard made by some mystery brand that i refuse to tell or share haha)ok what i do is take 2 of the 8" lizards and run a small slit in the belly of 1 and place a rattle in it then i run a line of super glue down the bottom (flat side) of the izard and i take another lizard and glue the 2 bottom to bottom (flatsides together) i leave the arms and tails free (unglued).this gives the bait amuch bigger profile and moves more water with all the arms and tails moving plus the added sound of rattles now,so there u have it,if u want to give it a try...its something the bass dont see often...a beefed up lizard.
From: Steveo: USA
Comments: These lizards are one of the best soft plastics for spawning largemouths. I know fisherman in Tenn. that use Zoom lizards Carolina-rigged for keeper smallies in the Spring on Norris. Green pumpkin, cotton candy, and watermelon colors seem to be the most popular colors in the South East.
From: John: Lexington, KY
Comments: Best soft plastic lizard on the market period, way better than the yum lizard, and swims more natural than the yum lizard does. Any color that mimics a sallemander black blue fleck or red fleck, red shad, watermelon red, etc will catch a ton of fish in any water clarity. I don't even hardly bother with any size smaller than 8 inches, it just seems that the bass dont fall for the smaller ones as much, maybe because most lizards on the market are the 6 inch ones or smaller, who knows. I only weight it if im flipping and pitching it, the rest of the time its fished weightless just slow rolling it, mainly because in florida most of the lakes arent all that deep, and the slower more horizontal fall catches more fish than the nose first dive with it weighted. Just slow roll it around any type of cover, and let it fall to the bottom and work it slowly along the bottom like a sallemander then swim it again, or burn it on the surface, like a longer toad almost, absolutely deadly bait, and at 3.99 a pack you can't beat it.
From: Ben: FL
Comments: Love these lizards only ones in my tackle box!! and the only ones that will ever be.
From: Garrett: GA
Comments: just drag it along the bottom and hold on it kills
From: Ben
Comments: best bait ive ever used it is durable and catches bass. I caught 3 four plus bass and a five 3 (get the white)
From: Preston: Tecumseh
Comments: This lure is superb and has caught me tons of fish. However it is not the most durable lure and the head tends to rip.
From: Moffit
Comments: Went thru 2 packs a few days ago. Dont sleep on slow rolling a lizard. Another great '2 presentations in one cast' bait. If you dont know what that means, I aint gonna tell you.
From: Meatwad: Hangin ova
Comments: Aw man! Versatile and Effective. Weightless for a semi topwater bait, Texas rigged(bumped along bottom or slow rolling for a good swimming action), swimbait, flipping and pitching, trailers(4" works best for that), carolina rig. The sky is the limit for these baits. So buy a pack any size I've had yearling bass eat the 6" on several occasions.
From: Britt: South Alabama
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Fanfiction.net | AO3 | dA | Tumblr | Twitter | Livejournal | My pretty banners Penname: Chie Age: 26 Country: Finland Currently: LAL chapter 10 sent to beta. Started writing a bandfic AU xDD Education: Master of Arts (English Translation Studies) Describe yourself: A romantic realist and a hobbyist writer. Bad habits: Procrastinating, snacking, being picky. Favourite quote: "Better to write for yourself and have no public than to write for the public and have no self." – Cyril Connolly. Reads: Fantasy, historical romance, (shoujo) manga and fanfiction. Watches: Sci-fi, thriller, crime, drama, comedy, mystery. Writes: SessKag, since 2006. Both AU and Canon stories, mostly romance with a flare of drama, occasional angst and a sprinkling of comedy. On FF.net I also have some IchiRuki from Bleach, and recently I've spiralled into plotting a Harry Potter fic centring on James and Lily. |
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Tons of thanks and lots of love to Alpine, my wonderful beta and dear friend! My Dokugasona is by the talented LordMaru, thank you so much! Some things you should know about my stories: Only my drabble stories have a regular posting schedule. Otherwise my updates may be sporadic, since I post the chapters the very same pace I write them, and sometimes a chapter might take a while to complete. I like to develop the romance slowly, because I think love does not happen at first sight but builds up over time. Although I write romance, I have a penchant for realism. Thus, my stories are not all fluffy happiness and fun, but also contain drama and angst. I don't do smut. The sex scenes in my stories - if there are any - are not described in full explicit detail. English is not my first language and while I am fluent in it, the English I use is a mix: my vocabulary is primarily American, but my spelling is British. If you have an issue with any of the things stated above, my stories might not suit your taste. I still hope you'll enjoy them, but proceed at your own risk. Currently on-going stories:Life After Loss - MA. (Post) Canon. Angst, Drama, Romance. Started in 2013. This was not the happily ever after Kagome had always dreamt about. This could not be happening to her, not after everything they had gone through... She never knew that her whole world could screech to a complete halt in a blink of an eye. Completed stories:Tables Turned - MA. AU. Drama, Dark, Humour, Mystery, Romance. Written 2006-2010. Sesshoumaru had it all, but one false accusation cost him everything. Kagome had nothing, but she fought her way to the top. When a disguised Sesshoumaru sets out to gain all he has lost, their paths will cross unexpectedly... Nominated for Best AU in Single Spark Awards back in 2007. Nominated for Best AU three times in 2009 in Dokuga Awards. Unforeseen - M. Canon (divergence). Drama, Romance. Written in 2012. She never expected to gain anything from a simple request born out of fear, from a single moment of selfishness. [Drabble-series.] Won 2nd place in Best Serial in 1st Q 2012. Chain of Love - MA. Canon (divergence). Humour, Drama, Romance. Written 2009-2012. Sesshoumaru's mother wants her son to settle down. Enter the matchmaker! Seeing how difficult Sesshoumaru is, the matchmaker decides to adopt a rather extreme strategy - chaining Sesshoumaru to Kagome! Has won Best Action/Adventure 2nd place, Best Canon 2nd place, Best Sesshoumaru portrayal 2nd place, Best Drama 1st place, Best Lemon Scene 1st place, Best Romance 1st place. Fanart for Chain : by Itsumademo - 1, 2; by r0o - 1. Thank you! ^_^ Dramatic! -T. AU. Drama, Humour, Romance. Written 2011-2013. Shooting a TV drama can be surprisingly difficult, when one has to deal with a quirky scriptwriter and an unruly cast. There were days when director Takahashi pondered how the hell she ever ended up in such a mess... [Drabble-series.] Nominated for the Best Humour/Parody in 3rd Q 2011, Best Serial in 1st Q 2012 and Best AU in 1st SemiAnnual 2013. |
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The Gel Channel line of seats for sport bikes are designed specifically for the rider that needs a seat that can do everything—canyon carving, track days, or commuting. Features Saddlemen's Gel Channel (GC) technology (patent pending) that incorporates a split piece of SaddleGel and a channel in the base foam to relieve seating pressure on the perineal area, increase blood flow, and keep the rider in the saddle longer. Saddlemen sport bike seats offer high quality, light weight construction and styling that's second-to-none.
The "Track" style series has hard-line looks that can't be matched by any seat on the market. These seats are covered in contrasting colors that make it obvious that it's a custom, and are specially constructed using a variety of materials that specifically match each bike's colors and textures. Each "Track" seat is slightly bucketed in the rear section to contour to the rider's body for better control during aggressive riding.
Many Gel Channel solo seats come with a matching pillion cover for a unified look.
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Data about the village of Poderi Via Napoli
The village of Poderi Via Napoli is 7,09 kilometers far from the same town of Foggia to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Foggia also belong the localities of Aereoporto G Lisa (2,91 km), Arpinova (9,62 km), Borgata Mezzanone (18,05 km), Borgo Giardinetto (9,41 km), Borgo Incoronata (14,48 km), Borgo Tressanti (1,57 km), Cervaro (8,72 km), Cervaro Scalo (9,50 km), Duanera La Rocca (11,23 km), Eridania (14,72 km), Incoronata (14,52 km), Masseria Santa Cecilia (8,90 km), Ovile Nazionale (11,32 km), Rignano Garganico Scalo (-- km), Santuario dell'Incoronata (13,48 km), Santuario Incoronata (13,49 km), Segezia (10,30 km), Seminario Vescovile (4,34 km), Strada del Salice Onc 516 (5,33 km), Strada del Salice Onc 518 (5,84 km), Strada del Salice Onc 594 (5,84 km), Tavernola (14,93 km), Texauto (7,17 km)
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Foggia.
Please notice that in what follows no statistic nor population data are available at the moment: the same are available for the Italian places having al least the status of municipalities ad for most of the villages too.
The distribution of the most commun family names is equally unavailable.
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July 26 Folk Art Trees Landscape Tonalist on Tin
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Day Job Please allow me to get long-winded and philosophical for a moment... You see, the dream for any of us cartoonists is that one day, we can quit our day jobs, wake up when WE decide, and spend all day long doing the thing we really love: making comics. To be able to say that we make comics full time is the most glorious thing we can dream of achieving. Recently, Kris Straub, the creator of one of my favorite webcomics of all time, was lamenting on his blog recently about how, after several years of being a full time cartoonist, he was having to take a day job again to keep things afloat. Now, sometimes these things just happen, and there's nothing you can do, and it doesn't mean that Kris isn't one of the top cartoonists working right now (he is in my opinion, anyway). I just realized that a lot of my readers might be unaware of the greatness that is Starslip Crisis. So I wanted to point you guys in his direction. Head over to www.starslip.com and spend some time browsing the archives. If you're feeling especially generous, check out his store--he's got a wide variety of awesome products to check out. So help a cartoonist out. If you like his work, help him continue to live the dream. Of course, I'd be lying if I didn't encourage you to feel free to help me out here at Dorm Dorks, if you're so inclined--that's why there's a tip jar, and of course, the first print collection. But I'd rather you get hooked on Starslip, like I am. It's one of the things I look forward to most each day. Just remember, the power you have as a reader is incredible. So use it wisely, and make Starslip Crisis a part of your day! Rumblings of things to come... My apologies for anyone who has had difficulty getting the site to work lately. I'm actually in the process of something very exciting (I think) and should have something to show in the next few weeks, but what I was working on caused the site to be down for a few brief periods lately. All should be good, now, though, so enjoy the comics and stay tuned for some cool developments!


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A Chinese Instacart clone raises $100 million
Dmall takes grocery orders online and employs workers who buy the items in supermarkets and delivery them quickly to consumers.
Big chains shouldn't lump e-commerce in with their same-store sales reports.
As a student of online retailing and an avid collector of business-to-consumer e-commerce statistics, I am used to merchants disclosing their web-related sales in all sorts of ways.
When asked, some merchants will tell you what their web sales are during the course of an interview. It's not top secret, world peace doesn't hang in the balance and they tell the press what their web sales are because they're proud of their track record. But other publicly traded retailers, especially the biggest chains, tend to bury e-commerce sales figures in their earnings press releases and quarterly filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. They also like to reveal how much sales grew online during their quarterly earnings calls with Wall Street analysts.
Either way pulling e-commerce sales information from chain retailers is like pulling teeth, although a trip to the dentist can be a lot more fun. My point here is that investors and the industry want to hear more about how e-commerce is driving the top and bottom line performance at many of the nation's biggest and most prestigious chains—and not less.
But for every step forward some chains take in breaking out more public e-commerce numbers, others take a big step back. Hats are off to J.C. Penney Co. No. 16 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, and Ann Inc. (formerly Ann Taylor Stores Corp. and No. 122) for being among the latest group of chains to disclose quarterly web sales.
For the chains taking a step back we can add Nordstrom Inc. (No. 29), Express Inc. (No. 144), dEliA*s Inc. (No. 152) and Coldwater Creek Inc. (No. 78) to the list. Coldwater Creek and dEliA*s have stopped reporting the Internet as a percentage of sales of their direct revenue. Their reasoning: The direct channel is all one bucket so why bother breaking it down any further.
I can see that. But the bigger mystery to me is why other chains such as Nordstrom are no longer breaking out any direct sales at all or, in the case of Express, folding e-commerce sales into comparable-store sales.
Nordstrom says it will combine direct and store sales into just one figure because "it best reflects how our customer is shopping with us." Express going forward will begin to report e-commerce sales in its comparable-store sales because it "believes that reporting comparable sales inclusive of stores and e-commerce is a more appropriate gauge of performance, as this is how it is viewed and evaluated internally, and is consistent with its customers' preference to shop across channels."
What this says to me is that some chain retailers are taking a very myopic view of their financial reporting. Chain retailers run lots and lots of stores so it's important that every 30 days and every quarter the CEOs and chief financial officers of those chains tell Wall Street and their investors how that part of the business is performing.
It's also equally important for those same CEOs and CFOs to begin breaking down key e-commerce operating statistics such as web sales, conversion rate and ticket. E-commerce is not a store operation and it smacks of inflating numbers if a chain chooses to include e-commerce revenue in its same-store sales reporting. By including the web in same-store sales, this method does inflate the metrics because web sales are growing faster than store sales.
Consumers shop by brand, and it's not just one big multichannel bucket of sales as some chains like to think. Understanding how e-commerce impacts top and bottom line performance is crucial in helping company managers, investors and employees understand how customers are shopping the brand. These days many transactions begin on the web and end in the store or online.
The chains understand foot traffic, and that's reflected in the myriad comparable-store sales metrics they regularly report out. The same approach also needs to be taken by the chains to include more e-commerce stats.
It's important to understand what's driving the business across all channels. And where more of the business is coming from these days is online.
As Russia's B2B e-commerce market tops $600 billion in sales, the CEO of a Russian ...
It's Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant that operates vast B2B as well as B2C marketplaces. ...
Mobile apps are becoming more widely used to help businesses run their operations and better ...
While the new pricing structure has the obvious potential to significantly increase transportation costs for ...
If there's something you've bought offline that you weren't able to buy online, we're probably thinking about that.


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Jack or PulseAudio or both?
Phoronix: REAPER Audio May Be Coming To Linux
The REAPER digital audio workstation software may be coming to Linux per a statement by its developers...
Jack or PulseAudio or both?
Neither. In fact, this is a classic Phoronix non-announcement of old non-news.
The Reaper developers have hinted at a Linux port and hinted at possibly even eventually open sourcing Reaper since day 1. 6 years later, we have a half ass Linux port hidden on their pre-release website that isn't remotely usable, and even if it were it would still need WINE to host VST plugins. Justin has had a Linux binary available for over a year, but it has no support for Jack, Alsa or anything else, it is just a testbed waiting for some overly generous person to write some UI code in hopes that maybe someday Justin will finish writing the rest of the Linux port as proprietary code. The only difference now is that he's claiming he might offer some undisclosed sum of money for somebody else to do the work. As I said, even if somebody steps in and does it, there would still be a lot more work to do.
Reaper on OSX is a joke compared to the Windows version, and OSX has much better support for professional audio than Linux. OSX has audio interface drivers written by the vendors, rather than reverse engineered drivers Linux uses that aren't even feature complete, not that the kernel devs can be blamed for that. If the OSX version is junk, I would expect the eventual Linux port to end up somewhat worse than junk, when/if it ever comes at all. You'd be better off taking your chances with the native Linux equivalents of Reaper that started off as Linux applications, even if they are inferior to Reaper for feature set and quality.
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Xonar isn't a pro audio interface that anybody other than a hobbyist would use with Reaper. I'm talking about a 16 in, 16 out pro audio interface that could be used to record a full band.
Some such interfaces do work with Linux, but usually parts of the card do not work, or you cannot use all available sample rates and internal features that would be available on Windows or OSX. I'm not saying that none of them are usable for that purpose in Linux, but nearly all pro audio interfaces have both a OSX and Windows driver that expose all of their functionality. Most professionals wouldn't want to spend $1000 US or more on an interface and take a chance of it not working on a reverse engineered driver.
Well, they didn't write the initial Windows code using Qt and now they're paying the price. They would have had a Mac and Linux GUI virtually for free. The lesson: be portable from the beginning, especially if it's easy to do so, even if you don't have immediate plans for a non-Windows port.
This just shows how shortsighted some developers are.
Qt is better than most people think it is. Many Linux applications take the easy way out and just rely on the system Qt theme for styling.
Qt is capable of making a beatiful, smooth GUI, I think Mixxx is the best of example of a proper cross platform audio application with a beatiful Qt GUI:
Mixxx is one of the few Linux applications that doesn't get overlooked by Windows and OSX users for being ugly or plain looking.
Good opinion, but you will look less ridiculous if you don't use the world "reverse engineered" for GNU Linux and free software. Maybe in your world companies copy one each other and maybe Windows and Mac started as bad quality Unix clones, but there is not a better thing for us to create from the start with cooperation that equals quality plus new and many ideas. We only "reverse engineering" for compatibility reasons like WineHQ does, and if we do that we not copy, just exchange like: D3D to OGL.
I really hate to see closed software on Linux, i will never run it. If a company wants to work with Linux the best solution is to sell material and not code, example: Instead of FLStudio i prefer to buy a sound collection (samples+presets) for an open program (possible via an online store). If the open program misses something then give it to us like open source. I will accept to run closed games via Wine only and i demand a Wine-Qemu(KVM) patch, in order to have complete protection (VM environment) with less than 5% CPU loss. Linux exist for a reason, anything else is not a welcome.
Hey buddy, most of the Linux pro audio interface drivers are reverse engineered, maybe you should stick to things you actually know about.
A few pro audio companies like RME have chipped in documentation to help with Linux drivers, but most are reverse engineered, or created from documentation of the ASIC the interface uses, like the ICE and ENVY chips. However, the generic ASIC drivers do not take into account any special sauce the vendor added to the interface so they almost always cannot take full advantage of the hardware, or may not fully work without special quirks being added.
Then there's the class compliant audio interface drivers. These are mostly confined to USB1 class compliant devices, which once again will only take advantage of features that are part of the USB1 audio standard. USB2 class compliance for Linux is still in bad shape, and USB3 audio interfaces are virtually non-existant.


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Dainese tests electronically operated airbag system for motorcycle racing
More than 10 years in the making, the Dainese D-Air Racing system is a new type of rider protection technology that uses a series of accelerometers and electronically operated rate gyros to deploy an airbag mounted in the aerodynamic hump of a leather racing suit when things go wrong on the racetrack. Taking only 40 milliseconds to trigger, the system provides protection for the neck, shoulder and collarbone, cushioning the falling rider before they hit the ground. Airbags have recently appeared into the world of motorcycles with examples like Honda's airbag-equipped Goldwing and ripcord-operated inflating jackets from Motoair and Hit-Air. The difference with the Dainese system - which is currently aimed specifically at the racing environment - is that it does not require any connection to the motorcycle, kicking-in during front low-side, back lowside or high-side falls.
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Two studies demonstrate the extent of Neanderthal DNA that persists in modern human genomes.
Two studies demonstrate the extent of Neanderthal DNA that persists in modern human genomes.
Analysis of a 7,000-year-old human genome suggests that Mesolithic people had relatively dark skin and had begun to evolve pathogen resistance characteristic of modern Europeans.
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Year | 2012 |
City | Perth |
Institution | Commissioner for Children and Young People WA |
Date | February 2012 |
This report, prepared by the Commissioner for Children and Young People in Western Australia, provides the details of 82 evidence-based programs from WA and across Australia. These programs demonstrate best or promising practice and all aim to increase the wellbeing of children and young people. Each program addresses at least one of the eight areas of wellbeing:
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This program was an early intervention and prevention program undertaken by the Northern Territory (NT) Christian Schools Association, in partnership with Anglicare NT's East Arnhem Communities for children program.
Youth Insearch runs weekend programs for youth in New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria.
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Audacity 1.3: Multiple clips per track
In Audacity 1.2, there is one audio 'clip' per track. There is no easy way to time-shift part of a track without moving the rest. In Audacity 1.3, you can split a single track into multiple clips. You can move these clips around between different tracks, making it easy to construct complex compositions out of hundreds of smaller audio samples.
The commands you will need to create and work with audio clips are found in the Edit menu. Some of these commands have the same name as in Audacity 1.2, but their behavior has either changed or has been extended to support new functionality.
There are five ways to end up with multiple clips in a single track:
- Split in the middle of an existing clip.
- Split Cut in the middle of an existing clip.
- Split Delete in the middle of an existing clip.
- Paste into an empty portion of an existing track.
- Drag a clip from a different track.
These commands, and other editing commands, are described in detail below. Alternatively, click on the item in the menu to the left to jump directly to that command.
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Removes the selected audio and puts it on the clipboard, and shifts the following audio to the left.
Split Cut
Removes the selected audio and puts it on the clipboard, but does not shift the following audio. The preceding and following audio are now separate clips that can be moved independently.
Copies the selected audio to the clipboard.
Removes all audio from the current clip except the selected part. Does not affect other clips in the same track.
Removes the selected audio without placing it on the clipboard, and shifts following audio to the left.
Split Delete
Removes the selected audio without placing it on the clipboard, but does not shift the following audio. The preceding and following audio are now separate clips that can be moved independently.
Replaces the selection with silence
Splits the current clip into up to three clips at the selection boundaries. The audio before, within, and after the selection can now all be shifted independently
Creates a new track containing only the current selection as a new clip
Paste - into an existing clip
When you select Paste and the cursor is inside a clip, the audio gets inserted into the middle of the clip and the following audio is shifted to the right to make room
Paste - into the empty part of a track
When you select Paste and the cursor is outside a clip, and there is enough room for the audio on the clipboard, the audio on the clipboard is inserted without any other clips being shifted over
If you select a region that overlaps one or more clips, they are all joined into one large clip. Regions in-between clips are treated as silence.
Moving clips between tracks
The time-shift tool can now be used to move a single clip between tracks. Just click and drag.
Moving multiple clips at once
To time-shift multiple clips at once, select all of the clips you want to move using the normal selection tool, then use the time-shift tool to click and drag. If you click within the selection, all selected clips will move together. If you click outside the selection, only the clip under the mouse cursor will move.


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