In a paper jam, strips of paper can become wrapped around the cylindrical rollers inside the shredder making it difficult to unclog the jam.
The most lively area is along the Via Portico d'Ottavia, a jam-packed strip full of kosher food shops, pizzerie, bakeries and bars.
In Ortaköy, Istanbullus sip cocktails and snack on burgers and sushi in places like the House Café, Banyan and Zuma, while in Bebek, Turkish footballers and TV soap stars hang out in Italian hotspot Lucca on Cevdet Paşa, the suburb's perpetually jammed waterfront strip and the city's most exclusive address.
On a recent Saturday, Sandy Yu, protected by a red parka, was one of the few sidewalk vendors who showed up along a normally jammed Fifth Avenue commercial strip in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Faced with perpetual traffic jams on the Strip, Las Vegas opened a monorail line on July 15 that can whisk passengers to any of seven stations that serve nine resorts and the city's convention center.
But still the Gallery struggled, in part under the weight of trying to compete with its neighbors on the open-air Fulton Street Mall, a seven-block strip jammed with more than 200 electronics stores, hair and nail establishments, and multilevel bargain basements.
That the former Israeli Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, who thought that he could buy off Palestinian resistance by handing over the Gaza strip, jammed with well over a million Palestinian refugees from elsewhere in their homeland, to its own devices, was a foolish dream.
Always running ahead of the pack, Pause is a proto-snap, strip-club jam that predicts the subgenre's prevalence in the years that followed.
Eventually, tourists might tire of fighting the daily traffic jams that snarl the Strip and nearby freeways, or grow frustrated negotiating McCarran International Airport, which seems in a perpetual state of crisis.
Marc Hogan of Spin magazine found "Dance for You" to be a "a sort of strip-club jam set, as with the rest of the album".
