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Wei-Guang Teng, Cheng-Yue Chang, Ming-Syan Chen, "Integrating Web Caching and Web Prefetching in Client-Side Proxies," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 16, no. 5, pp. 444-455, May, 2005.
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author = {Wei-Guang Teng and Cheng-Yue Chang and Ming-Syan Chen},
title = {Integrating Web Caching and Web Prefetching in Client-Side Proxies},
journal ={IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems},
volume = {16},
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year = {2005},
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publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA},
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Abstract—Web caching and Web prefetching are two important techniques used to reduce the noticeable response time perceived by users. Note that by integrating Web caching and Web prefetching, these two techniques can complement each other since the Web caching technique exploits the temporal locality, whereas Web prefetching technique utilizes the spatial locality of Web objects. However, without circumspect design, the integration of these two techniques might cause significant performance degradation to each other. In view of this, we propose in this paper an innovative cache replacement algorithm, which not only considers the caching effect in the Web environment, but also evaluates the prefetching rules provided by various prefetching schemes. Specifically, we formulate a normalized profit function to evaluate the profit from caching an object (i.e., either a nonimplied object or an implied object according to some prefetching rule). Based on the normalized profit function devised, we devise an innovative Web cache replacement algorithm, referred to as Algorithm
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As I was working on the segment below I began reflecting on the biggest pop stars and names of the 60s that, for whatever reason, failed to make the cut. And when I thought about it, made some notes and did some research, I was somewhat surprised to see I had excluded the following five groups (especially the first two, since I really always really liked a number of their songs).
But when I applied my criteria, including which songs I still truly love and which still hold a special place in my heart, which songs I've never grown tired of hearing over the years, and which songs haven't been either played to death by oldies stations or rendered toothless by mass exploitation, I felt much better about the fact that these singers and/or groups simply found themselves on the outside looking in.
So with that – spoiler alert, here – the following are the biggest names from the '60s you won't find anywhere on my jukebox. (And, like the rest of my exercise in personal taste and memory, please take this with a grain of salt.)
- Mamas and the Papas
- Fifth Dimension
- Supremes
- Temptations
- Bee Gees
Now, on to the next 30.
Desert Island Jukebox: Part 1
Desert Island Jukebox: Part 2
Desert Island Jukebox: Part 3
Desert Island Jukebox: Part 4
Desert Island Jukebox: Part 5
121. Dead End Street
The song that led me to suspect the Kinks were something more than just your father's rock band and Ray Davies was not just one more guy at a piano churning out pop tunes. This one showed me Davies, as much as being a spot-on class observer and snarky and gently acidic social satirist, was fronting a band so much cooler than its contemporaries, if only because the Kinks didn't seem to take themselves as seriously as the Beatles, Stones or Who. Case in point? This one features, of all things, a damn trombone – which, near the end, when the instrument takes us home by strolling arm-in-arm with both a gin house-style piano and some whispered, slightly breathless "yeahs," is not only hipper than such an otherwise stodgy instrument deserves to be, it is apparently only there because the lads got hammered in a nearby pub the night prior, met a classical trombonist sitting there working on a pint, and after taking a shine to the old bloke, thought it would be fun to have him play on their record the next day.
122. Our Winter Love
Bill Pursell
I've only met one person of late who's heard this otherworldly instrumental and said "Ugh." In almost every other instance, the reaction has been almost the polar opposite. In fact, it remains startling to me just how many people, having heard this song for the first time in decades, still feel compelled to remark (often to no one in particular) just how much they love it. There must be something about its chilly, slightly spooky melody, its almost angelic vibe, and its fragile, if not brittle piano. This unlikely hit from longtime Nashville sideman and music professor Bill Pursell (who I was fortunate enough to befriend a few years back) has a terrific backstory, of which I've written in detail. But what I continue to love most about this buried treasure is the fact that its transcendent ability hasn't seemed to diminish with the passage of time. In fact, as evidenced by all those visceral responses it still manages to trigger, it's quite the opposite.
123. Walk on By
Dionne Warwick
When you consider the complexity and layered intricacy of so many future Burt Bacharach compositions, what strikes you most about this early gem with Hal David is, at least on the surface, its apparent simplicity. But then again, to some that's the very definition of genius; the ability to make something very hard look incredibly easy.
124. Freddie Scott
Hey Girl
What? Another long-forgotten nugget on this jukebox from a legendary Brill Building husband-and-wife songwriting team? This one from Gerry Goffin and Carole King? I'm shocked. Shocked.
125. Ferry Cross the Mersey
Gerry and the Pacemakers
When I was studying in London my junior year, I remember late one Saturday afternoon taking the few pounds I had tucked away, renting a small motor bike and tooling through the grimy, working class neighborhoods just west of my upscale Georgian townhouse. And as I drove through the gloaming and watched all those Londoners heading home in anticipation of the evening, dusk inching its way toward dark, for some reason the first few plucky notes of this beauty suddenly popped into my head. And for the length of time it took this tune to play itself through in my mind's ear, I looked around and found myself utterly transported through space and time, flown there on the wings of what years later I would realize was, perhaps, the most vivid and compelling marriage of song and circumstance I would ever know in my life.
126. Take Five
Dave Brubeck Quartet
I suppose I could make a case that if I wanted to choose the five most reflective pieces of pop culture/pop art (be they book, movie, painting, TV show, sculpture, photo, LP or song) that captured the look, vibe and feel of the oh-so-brief vortex where the stable and sturdy Eisenhower '50s morphed into the dynamic but volatile '60s of Kennedy and Johnson, this amazing and timeless little jazz number, the album that spawned it, and the artwork that graced the LP's cover, just might be three of those five things.
127. Hey Joe
Tim Rose
You can have Jimi Hendrix' admittedly terrific cover of this remarkable song (released, ironically, the same year). Me? I'll take this seething, white-knuckled and blood-curdling version, one that somehow still seems to get angrier and angrier with each passing verse until I swear to god, I find myself fearing for the safety of any man, woman or child in the guy's field of vision. And while the single of Rose's version was edited pretty dramatically and lost its first few verses (and one of its most graphic images) in the process, I shouldn't have to remind you that, regardless, it's not just any handgun we're talking here. We're talking a blue-steel 44, not to mention a guy who's as pissed off as any man has the right to be. Katie bar the door and pass the ammunition. And while you're at it, send the kids to grandma's. Holy (bleeping) sh*t, Batman.
128. Guess I'm Dumb
Glen Campbell
Arguably, the greatest Brian Wilson song you've never heard; one he apparently wrote specifically the Beach Boys Today album but one he eventually gave to one of his old sidemen and studio grunts from his pre-Pet Sounds days, a honey-voiced, rosy-cheeked and well-scrubbed Arkansas finger-picker who had agreed to pinch hit for Wilson and take his place on a Beach Boys tour of Europe so he could stay home, deal with the voices in his head, and finish his masterpiece.
129. Time Is on My Side
Irma Thomas
Honesty (and not my occasionally contrarian mind) compels me to admit that if I were to rank the three most renowned versions of this classic Jerry Ragovoy tune, the Stones' well-intentioned but otherwise lukewarm take on it would finish a distant third, trailing by at least two football fields trombonist Kai Winding's surprisingly cool '63 original, and then (by twice that) Irma Thomas's stunning '64 cover. What makes this soulful, gospel-flavored version so great? Well, let's just say that if you can listen to the chilling choir of female voices taunting, "You'll come running back," behind Thomas and find yourself still compelled to ask that question, I'm not sure you'd ever truly understand my answer.
130. Shakin' All Over
Guess Who
At the time they recorded this cover of a rhythm and blues hit from England, they were Chad Allan and the Expressions, a garage band from Canada that for legal reasons issued the single in the U.S. identified as simply, "Guess Who?" But rather wasting words on that bland soon-to-be pop band and their terrific take on this Johnny Kidd and the Pirates hit, let me talk briefly about Kidd, the hip-swiveling dynamo who wrote the song. It was, after all, Johnny Kidd who influenced a young Roger Daltry to put down his guitar and focus on his singing. It was Johnny Kidd who inspired a wide-eyed Pete Townsend to move from rhythm to lead guitar. And it was Johnny Kidd who, if he hadn't been suddenly killed in a car accident in '66, would have likely been swallowed whole (along with his old-school R&B ways) by the British Invasion – a tsunami of a movement led by, ironically, many of the same young British musicians he inspired and changed forever.
131. Me About You
Lovin' Spoonful
It was all but over for the Lovin' Spoonful by '69. Zal Yanovsky had fled to Canada, his tail between his legs. John Sebastian had played Woodstock and placed his band mates squarely in his rearview mirror. And what remained of one of the shortest-lived great bands in the history of rock opted to release one more LP; if only (it would seem) out of habit. The album predictably didn't do a thing. Neither did either of its singles, one of which – this one – topped out at a pathetic #91. But that doesn't make it any less worthy of a spot on this list because this version of Me About You (originally a non-hit for the Turtles) remains one of the oddest yet most beautiful and moving recordings of the decade, one that reminds me every time I hear it just how underutilized drummer/singer Joe Butler was during the Spoonful's brief but oh-so-magical run.
132. Oh How Happy
Shades of Blue
I cannot tell you the extent to which it blew my mind when I learned that one of the only doo-wop songs I ever liked – and a lilting, breezy, light-as-a-feather gem released at a time when doo wop had all but vanished from the charts – was written by, of all people, Edwin Starr; he of the powerful pipes, the brawny, soulful delivery, and the angriest, sassiest and (ultimately) most popular anti-war protest song ever recorded.
133. Baby, Baby Don't Cry
By the end of the decade, Motown founder Berry Gordy had all but turned over the keys to composer and producer Norman Whitfield (who wrote the aforementioned War for Edwin Starr), believing that the time for Smokey Robinson's sweet, innocent and naïve brand of soul had long since passed, and that Whitfield's brawny and bombastic brand of social commentary (and Ashford & Simpson's melodic but largely innocuous ballads) had become the new order of the day. But rather than trying to squeeze a square peg into a round hole, Smokey simply continued doing what he did best and in the process began producing, arguably, the greatest music of his lifetime; non-hits like this one that, unlike so many of Whitfield's hits, have aged gracefully over the years and now seem to have acquired an almost eternal youth, if not a pop timelessness.
134. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
Darlene Love
For my money, this Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich tune remains the single greatest Christmas recording of the era, if not of all time. In fact, this original version of what has since become a seasonal staple (one covered many times by many artists, but never quite as well) and its singer are still so bristling with power, passion and majesty that years after the 45's initial release a critic once famously wrote that with this one song Darlene Love could "summon snow in July."
135. Epistle to Dippy
An almost perfect record for the Summer of Love; a breezy, cryptic and deliciously trippy song apparently written specifically for a Donovan chum from childhood who the locals took to calling "Dippy." Apparently, Dippy had joined the British Army a short time earlier and in '67 found himself in a bloody armed combat in Malaysia. The story then goes that, upon hearing the song intended for him as a wake-up call by his old pacifist schoolmate, had a change of heart and prevailed upon Donovan to use his royalties from the single to help him buy his way out of the army.
136. Oh Happy Day
Edwin Hawkins Singers
Gospel was far from an unknown commodity on the pop charts in 1969, as for the run of the decade musicians across the board, from the fringiest of stars to heaviest of heavyweights (such as Elvis, Joe South and Aretha) had been incorporating elements of that genre into songs. Two years later would even see the release of an entire gospel-inspired musical, Godspell, whose breakout hit would turn out to be the original but very traditional-sounding Day by Day. But this unlikely single – a spine-tingling mash up of a traditional mid-18th century hymn and a long-lost early 18th century melody – was the absolute real deal; a honest-to-goodness, soul-stirring gospel number, arranged by a choirmaster, sung by gospel choir in robes, and recorded live in a Southern Baptist church deep in the heart of the Oakland ghetto. That a song like this could rise to the top of the pop charts is, just maybe, Exhibit A for just how cool pop music was in the '60s and just how much it had grown by 1969. Sweet Jesus. Praise the lord and pass the vinyl.
137. Out of Limits
I remember when these events first happened and, frankly, they make no more sense now than they did then. In the early '60s there were two hit sci-fi anthology series, the Twilight Zone and Outer Limits. The Twilight Zone, created by Rod Serling, had a classic theme fueled by an eerie and distinctive four-note riff. This terrific little surf guitar nugget, released at the height of the shows' popularity, was built on that four-note riff at the core of the Twilight Zone theme – and yet was, for some reason, originally titled Outer Limits. And if that weren't confusing enough, Serling then sued the Marketts when their vamp on his little riff first hit the market. And while his suing for intellectual property infringement was reasonable and understandable, given the single's four-note DNA, after the case was settled it was agreed that all future pressings of the 45 would use the name Out of Limits – despite the fact that Serling had nothing to do with the second show. Made no sense to me then. Makes even less sense to me now.
138. Just One Smile
Gene Pitney
Listening to this virtual non-hit of a heartbreak tune now reminds me that for all I love rambling on about the greatness of Gene Pitney and the man's unique ability to wring every last drop of emotion and drama from a pop song, I should be making a similar case for the unrecognized pop greatness of Randy Newman, who long before he became a witty, acid-tongued (and unlikely) hit-maker in the '80s, and one of Hollywood's go-to composers and film/TV scorers a few years after that, at one time had been a terrific balladeer who — as evidenced by this flop of a Pitney single — had a sense of melody that was not only achingly beautiful but freakishly spot-on.
139. Love Can Make You Happy
My parents thought I was spending the night at my buddy Jimmy's. I was actually across the street at my girlfriend Patti's house – and in fact in her bed, as her parents had gone away for the weekend and we, for the first time in our lives, found ourselves all alone. And as I lay there the following morning, 17 years old and full of spit, vinegar and hormones, Patti brought me a cup of hot black coffee, set it on the nightstand, and planted a tender, loving kiss on my cheek. That's when this song came on her little AM clock radio. That was a lifetime ago. I'm a different person in a different place. Patti's battle with cancer is long since over. And the world as I knew it has changed so many times it would send chills down my spine if I were to let myself dwell on it. For those reasons and more, I'd be lying if I were to sit here and try to convince you that, at least for me, this entry is nothing more that just another pretty little pop tune.
140. Morning Dew
Size-wise, England may have been only slightly larger than, say, New Mexico, but honesty compels me to report than in the '60s that little island in the North Sea seemed to craft better throwaway sides than our entire sprawling country produced hit ones. Case in point; this decidedly hip and ultra-cool take on a contemporary folk song by Canadian troubadour Bonnie Dobson peaked at #52 on the charts. But when I listen today, I realize this tune utterly blows away so many of its tired, former chart-topping contemporaries; records still being paraded about by the programming wonks at corporate radio and still being systematically and unceremoniously played to death by stations across the country.
141. Groovy Kind of Love
Think about it, how great does a song have to be to have retained its allure through five decade's worth of shifting cultural taste, idioms, axioms and norms, and to have risen to the top of the pop charts twice by two different artists nearly 25 years apart, and to have done all that with the word "groovy" sitting in its title like a big fat loogy? Amazing, isn't it? Nice little bit of trivia about the original: that's a very young Eric Stewart singing lead on this record, the same Eric Stewart who took over for Wayne Fontana after he left the band he started and to which he lent his name, and the same Eric Stewart who a decade later would co-write (with Graham Gouldman) and sing lead on 10cc's forever fabulous and forever intoxicating, I'm Not in Love.
142. Fortunate Son
Credence Clearwater Revival
As great as Credence was, it's astounding how tired I grew of so many of their songs, even the non-hits. One of the notable exceptions has always been this raging little beauty; a tune that, perhaps more than the combined measure of its notes and lyrics, was able to embody and capture perfectly both the rage and the frustration being felt by so many young men my age for a war that by the end of the decade had spiraled out of control and had emerged as some toxic mix of the absurd and the all-too-real.
143. Eight Miles High
It just possible that if you were to line up the coolest pop singles of all time, that line might just start behind this savagely hip little Gene Clark, Roger McGuinn and David Crosby beauty. And while Eight Miles High was literally about the Byrds' first-ever trip to London, metaphorically anyway, it served as the ideal theme for a generation of kids apparently dedicated to, and in the lifelong pursuit of, the perfect buzz.
144. Hey Jude
Wilson Pickett
One day the house band at FAME studios in Muscle Shoals was going to break for lunch. Given that the year was 1968, it was small-town Alabama, and the two people involved were (a) a virile young black man and (b) a hippie-looking longhair, respectively, Wilson Pickett and a 22-year old kid guitarist named Duane Allman told the guys to go on without them. They'd eat in the studio. Allman then convinced Pickett to try something he initially resisted. But the guitarist said had an idea for a song he wanted Pickett to try. So try he did. And what they came up with, and what was released on 45 (after one take) was a complete and utter deconstruction of the Beatles' Hey Jude. And while the single surprised everyone, including Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Wexler and the folks at Atlantic Records by climbing to #16 on the charts, its real impact would prove to be historic. Because if you listen to this one beginning at around the 2:45 mark, you will not only hear the first few notes of what would become Southern Rock, you will hear the birth of a legend.
145. Something in the Air
Thunderclap Newman
Another one of those bands consigned to dwell forever in the land of What Might Have Been. Backed and mentored by none other than Pete Townsend himself, and featuring a brilliant but ill-fated young Scottish guitarist/wunderkind named Jimmy McCulloch and a fabulous songwriter/lead singer named Speedy Keene, Thunderclap Newman (which, ironically, was the name of the third member of the group) should have become stars, instead of what they ultimately became; hard-drinking, hard-sparring and hard-living one-hit wonders whose one hit, admittedly, ended up being a song for the ages.
146. Let the Music Play
Critics have long hailed Ben E. King, the group's seminal lead singer, as one of the landmark voices in rock history. But for my money his ill-fated replacement, Rudy Lewis (who was found dead in a Harlem hotel room in 1964, shortly after recording both Up On the Roof and On Broadway), was not merely King's equal, but as evidenced by his stunning vocal work on this long-lost Bacharach/David number which served as the B-side of On Broadway – and, please, do yourself a favor and pay particular attention to Lewis' gut wrenching delivery of the line right after the song's oh-so brief trumpet break – the guy was, just possibly, even better.
147. Sally Go Round the Roses
American pop culture is littered with cult movies, TV shows, comic books and bands; even cult actors and comedians. Few pop singles, however, have been able to achieve cult status, if only because they're never around long enough to gain the requisite hipster cache. Enter Sally Go Round the Roses, one of pop's first and only cult singles, a record so out-there that to this day it seems to defy description. The masterwork of young arranger Artie Butler, who also played every instrument on the single (except guitar), the young studio wizard achieved Sally's haunting echo effect by cranking up the reverb and recording himself directly onto the master tape every time he laid down a new track, giving the end result a muddy, almost macabre sound/vibe that over the years has only served to enhance the record's standing as a cult favorite, particularly among musicians and industry insiders.
148. Look Through Any Window
Another Graham Gouldman gem, this one fueled by a combination of Tony Hicks' shimmering 12-string, Bobby Elliott's power drumming, and, of course, the Hollies' trademark celestial harmonies. But to listen today to this stunning product of rock's all-too-brief jingle-jangle period and to realize it rose no higher than #32 on the charts is to consider the possibility that Graham Nash was smart to leave when he did. Because if the Hollies were not going to become international superstars and rank among music's elite after a single as exquisite as this one, there was a good chance it was never going to happen for the band.
149. Skip a Rope
Henson Cargill
One of those classic country pearls of early morning dew that crossed over to the pop charts in the '60s and helped give them a decidedly down-home, corn-fed feel. But unlike so many of the countrified crossover hits early in the decade, this unlikely gem from the Summer of Love dared do something only a handful of country singles had ever done – or for that matter ever would do; make a strong, strident and even caustic social statement. What's more, lyrically this one-of-a-kind nugget traded heavily on both irony and innuendo, two subtle songwriting devices that, let's be honest, country music's core audience has never proven comfortable with, conversant in, or particularly quick to embrace.
150. Houston
Dean Martin
One of a handful of Brat Pack-worthy originals composed in the latter part of the decade for Sir Francis Albert and his Palm Springs mob by Nancy Sinatra's cosmic cowboy of a musical partner and Oklahoma ex-pat, Lee Hazelwood. This one, like so many of the others a delicious mix of the old and new, remains my absolute favorite Dean Martin tune of all time; one that is both perfect for the man's syrupy delivery and entirely in keeping with his sleepy-eyed and often laconic stage demeanor.
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The four progressive candidates who swept into the Whatcom County Council in the Nov. 5 election have "no incoming agenda," said council member Ken Mann, but they have a shared vision and a lot of issues in common.
The council is sure to take a new direction after incumbents Mann and Carl Weimer join forces with newcomers Rud Browne and Barry Buchanan in 2014. Conservative council members Kathy Kershner and Bill Knutzen were ousted in the election, ending the conservatives' narrow majority.
Of the other members on the seven-person council, Sam Crawford has a conservative voting record. Pete Kremen is a moderate, and Barbara Brenner defies political pigeonholing.
That leaves the progressive foursome to shape the council's identity.
"There's nothing organized about what we're going to do, but certainly I think we're aligned on a lot of issues," Mann said. "We have a lot of the same goals and are willing to try some of the same approaches that maybe didn't have traction in the past."
One idea tossed around but not implemented in the past four years was a transfer of development rights program, which would enable landowners outside of the city to sell their rights to build homes to developers, who then could increase housing density in Bellingham.
Such a program was considered in 2010 as a solution to development pressures in the Lake Whatcom watershed. Development is a major source of phosphorus pollution in the lake, which provides drinking water to about half the county's population.
Progressives and conservatives alike have backed the transfer concept. Mann likes it for its potential to reduce rural development. Conservatives prefer a transfer program to the other option discussed to reduce rural growth, which would be to rezone properties for fewer homes without compensating the owners.
The extremely right-wing political climate over the past four years has been an obstacle to a transfer program, Mann said.
"Some people don't want to see any type of intervention in the property market," Mann said. "I understand that instinct, but it's unrealistic to think that government and the people don't have a role to play in how we grow and how we protect our natural-resource lands."
Weimer said he also supports a transfer program, as did Browne and Buchanan.
Bellingham's City Council also would need to approve such a program. Weimer said city leaders back the concept as well, although it has yet to be determined whether the program would pencil out financially.
"There's some alignment there," Weimer said. "The devil's in the details."
At a campaign rally in September attended by the four progressive county candidates, Weimer co-opted a conservative talking point.
"We are the job creators," Weimer told the small crowd at the Teamsters/Sierra Club rally in Bellingham.
All four candidates were successful businessmen, Browne perhaps most of all. He started Ryzex, a Bellingham-based company that at its peak employed 360 people.
Weimer said the new council will make economic development a priority, with Browne taking the lead. Mann and Browne both said the council would reach out to investors in lower British Columbia.
The county is well positioned as "a gateway for Canadian businesses looking to expand their manufacturing into the U.S. market," Browne said in an email.
"We can offer British Columbian investors something truly unique and valuable: the opportunity to employ and train U.S. workers during the day and then return home to B.C. to enjoy dinner with their families every night," Browne wrote.
Weimer and Mann were on the losing end of a vote in September to allow slaughterhouses on agricultural land - a controversial decision that has been appealed to the state Growth Management Hearings Board. The council vote was 4 to 3, and two of the "yes" votes won't be on the council in 2014.
The slaughterhouse rules that passed were an example of a compromise that won't work, Mann said.
"I am open to revisiting the slaughterhouse ordinance," he said. "I don't think anyone got what they wanted."
Mann said the ordinance is too permissive.
"I'd like to figure out a way to make it a smoother process for the mom-and-pop-type slaughterhouse, for the small-scale, as was originally intended," he said.
Crawford said he has grown weary of the slaughterhouse issue, which the council debated for more than a year.
"I dread the thought of even having to go back and review that," he said.
If the council's progressive bloc is intent on making changes, Crawford said, it should go slowly. Changes in land-use rules, known as zoning, are intended to be deliberate and take at least a year to complete, he said.
"I would suggest when people come into office they take a deep breath, get a feel for the lay of the land, then over time work toward implementing some change if that's their desire," Crawford said.
The council will need to devote a lot of time over the next two years to updating the county's 20-year planning document, called the comprehensive plan, Crawford said. The council also needs to chart a course toward funding and constructing a new jail, after the council agreed in November to purchase a 39-acre Ferndale property for it.
The council will almost certainly need to ask voters for a tax increase of some kind to pay for the new jail.
"It was a big step to acquire the property," Crawford said, "but that is just the very beginning of what is going to be a long and arduous process."
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(WAOW)- Wisconsin Rapids Rafter outfielder Cody Koback was the area's lone representative in last night's Northwoods League all-star game.
The UW-Stevens Point sophomore went 1 for 2 at the plate, hitting a 2-out triple in the bottom of the ninth.
His South division teammates stranded him at third, but it was a magical moment to finish the night off for the Plover native.
Says Cody Koback, "Feels good to do it against some of the better players in the league, helps confidence a little bit too, just put the bat on the ball, see if I could get in scoring position, we needed two runs, so I just put pressure on them."
Says Rafters Field Manager Scott Laverty, "That was a great job by Cody to get up there and take a first pitch fastball that he could handle and put a great swing on it."
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During last week's House hearings, ObamaCare contractors revealed that the website, despite claims to the contrary, really can't protect the personal data enrollees enter into the system.
A disclaimer hidden in the site's source code warns enrollees "have no reasonable expectation of privacy" when they enter info into the data hub that connects to the Social Security Administration, Justice Department, Homeland Security, IRS and other federal agencies.
It gets worse: No fewer than 55 contractors worked on the hub, which is designed to help the state insurance exchanges verify your income with the IRS, your Social Security number with the SSA and your citizenship information with Homeland Security.
That means thousands of employees have access to private consumer data, presenting a major risk for identity theft. One contractor testified that 2,000 of his employees alone have access to the data.
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The Obama administration assured Americans that all this sensitive information would be secure. But it's another ObamaCare lie — like its promises about keeping your health plan and lower insurance premiums.
It turns out the promised "safeguards" aren't any more reliable than the error-plagued website itself. There are no guarantees sensitive information won't fall into the wrong hands during the screening process.
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I know this is going to come back and bite me. I know when I am running 15 5 minutes late and yelling asking where my black top is my Husband is going to remind me of this post. Â But I think I have too much black clothing. Tops in particular.
Exhibit a. My top drawer, as in the drawer I keep my tops in, (Ms Pedantic-Pants is my middle name) Â is full to over flowing with black, and remember, we're judging me for my amount of black clothing, not the unkempt nature of said drawer… OK? Be kind.
If, in a hurry to get out the door to work I ask Hubby to get me a black top, he is in real danger of a being witness again to a full on stabby tanty pout small whine where I lament, noooo not that one! The other long sleeved one! Of which there are at least three… thousand and seventy five. No, not really, only about three. It's the mid-length sleeved ones that I have the most of. Then there are the T-shirts, the singlet tops, the jackets, the dresses, the jeans, the skirts, the leggings and tights.
Look, I make an effort to add colour… I have grey tops too, and even some with stripes… admittedly grey and black stripes, but it's a start.
Sometimes I even make the same mistake as Hubby and pull out the wrong top and, adding to my slight tendency to be running a bit behind schedule, put it on, only to realise just as I am heading out the door thus needing to change it. Now I know what you're thinking… if it's all black, what does it matter if it's not the top you thought it was?
Did you hear that? That was the collective sigh of wearers of black lamenting this misguided rookies mistake. You see, the trick with the all black ensemble is the different textures, the different layers and characteristics of the fabric… and the black bespoke (waves to Lucy, that word's for you) beads I bought at the NGV just do not go with the black smock top.
So, as you can see, my wardrobe problems are difficult. I am dealing with weight of fabric, texture, layering… perhaps if I added colour I wouldn't have this problem… But then again, now I think about it, if I start introducing colour I'll have to buy a lot of it… because black only goes with black and a bit of grey, it's my rule for how I dress* and Hubby and I have made a pact to spend less, and that includes eBay! … so ah, scrap that. Black is back, and here to stay!
*except for very dark, indigo denim, and that black background, green leaf print sun dress…
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Dr gave me some cough syrup that helped me sleep last night...finally. It was nice to wake up only once during the night for a change. She said if I still have this cough in another week she would put me on antibiotics just in case it is not a virus.
Just getting my sleep should help me get over this I would think.
I have a Dr. Appointment this afternoon.
I came to work at 6:15 so I could get off in time for Dr. appointment.
I am starting to lose my voice again, but have noticed the cough is not a real cough...nothing comes up...
I am waking up every hour or less at night in spite of using cough syrup.
This came on about 2 weeks ago. I have never had a "cold" quite like this before.
I tried Mucinex this morning to see if it would loosen me up but so far ...nada...
I was up until midnight but slept until 10:30 andam still not quite awake.
Well, I found out why the crockpot didn't look quite right ...it started leaking water all over the stove....forgot to put the crock in the crockpot.....I got a deal on pinto beans at Cub Foods yesterday and decided to soak some and cook them today. It certainly helps to put the crock in the crockpot...This goes into the category of "I learn by my mistakes" or as my minister used to say, "I had some unexpected learning."
I swam 20 minutes yesterday and hope to swim 30 minutes today. When I have issues with congestion I swim mostly on my back and also upright exercises to get my knees loosened up.
It is going to be hot today and humid as it rained a bunch yesterday.
I slept until 8:00 and had to get up before my back started giving me grief. I coughed a lot during the night in spite of cough medicine. I do thnk I am in the final throes of this nasty "cold" or whatever it is.
Am having a green smoothie for breakfast wtih fresh strawberries, green grapes, red plums, powdered parsley and rice protein. Other than the color being a bit "confused" it tastes good. Also added stevia for sweetener. I am off to a healthy start this morning.
Will go to the gym this afternoon and will swim for 20 to 30 minutes, dependening on endurance. I will not overdo as I am not quite over this "cold."
I have plen ty of "spring cleaning to do." (But I think it is almost summer according to the calendar.)
I have plenty of projects to keep me busy this weekend. Planting a few tomato plants and a few radish and lettuce seeds. I decided to try my luck at container gardening on my large cement patio. It is the sunniest spot in my back yard so I am optimistic it should work out okay. Just starting out pretty late in the season.
I also have to send a package to Montana. And do some housecleaning.
My cold is just about gone and sleeping about 11 hours last night seemed to help.


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JetBlue Airways spent a year discussing whether to move to Florida and has reached a decision to move, all right — but no further than Long Island City.
"New York and JetBlue are made for each other," said Dave Barger, chief executive officer of the airline at a news conference at the Blue Room of City Hall Monday.
"After an exhaustive study to determine the best location for our corporate offices, we have decided that remaining in our hometown of New York makes the most sense for our company," Barger said. "We carry the banner of New York's hometown airline with pride."
Perhaps, but $30 million in subsidies and tax breaks may have helped the city keep the airline and its many jobs.
JetBlue, founded 10 years ago last month, is once again pushing its original motto, "New York's Hometown Airline." Barger said his airline intended to join New York City tourism officials by helping to bring visitors to the Big Apple.
JetBlue plans to move 880 employees from its headquarters in Forest Hills along with 70 staff members from Darien, Conn., into 200,000 square feet of refurbished office space in the historic Brewster building in the Queens Plaza section of Long Island City.
The 1911 building at 27-01 Queens Plaza North was where the Brewster Aeronautic Corp. manufactured the Brewster dive bomber, a carrier-based World War II plane.
Among incentives offered by the city and state was a $3 million investment in JetBlue's terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport. JetBlue, the largest airline at JFK, said it would provide 200 new jobs over the next five years.
Borough President Helen Marshall, U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-Jamaica) and City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Sunnyside), who represents the district that covers the area chosen by JetBlue, all hailed the decision.
"Jet Blue has been a good neighbor of ours since its beginning and we now look forward to at least another decade of growth and progress with the help of New York's hometown airline," Marshall said.
Gov. David Paterson said "the relationship between New York state and JetBlue is exactly the kind of innovative economic partnership that we have sought to deliver — especially now at a time when our state needs it most."
Van Bramer pointed out that "JetBlue's decision will bring more than 800 jobs to our community and cement Long Island City as a growing business center of the city."
Meeks, whose congressional district includes Kennedy, added: "As the only airline whose corporate headquarters are located in New York City I am extremely pleased that JetBlue's headquarters will remain in our great city."
Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz (D-Forest Hills), who represents the area JetBlue will leave, also supported the move.
"I'm thrilled JetBlue will be staying in New York City and the great borough of Queens," Koslowitz said. "New York and Queens have a tremendous amount to offer to such world class companies as JetBlue, and I look forward to a strong relationship between the company and the city in the years to come."
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Oh Mary! I am so sorry...it reminds me of a few cycles back when I got a urinary tract infection several days before O time...it ruined our month...but what can you do, sometimes your health comes before TTC. I hope you are able to BD once or twice, but don't push it if your body isn't ready yet.
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