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When interventional cardiologists get together, they sometimes joke that they are just plumbers – as if they spent their time cleaning up clogged sinks. In fact, these cardiac specialists perform sophisticated, high-tech procedures such as angioplasty (percutaneous coronary intervention) to open up clogged coronary arteries; use balloons to dilate the mitral valve on the left side of the heart; and close the flap between the two upper chambers (patent formen ovale) to prevent a blood clot from moving into the brain and causing a stroke.They may also open up obstructed non-coronary vessels such as the carotid, femoral and renal arteries and should know how to use drugs that improve the outcome of procedures as well as how to integrate the results of new imaging techniques like the CT scan and MRI to decide how to treat their patients.Other specialists in the field include the general clinical cardiologists who focus on prevention, diagnosis and management of heart disease and sit mostly in community; electrophysiologists who deal with irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias); cardiovascular investigators who research the field; pediatric cardiologists who specialize in treating children from birth through their teens; heart transplant surgeons; and cardiac surgeons, who do open-heart surgery and whose caseload has been significantly reduced (up to 70 percent) by procedures performed by interventional cardiologists.
Even aortic valves can be replaced using catheters instead of open-heart operations.At Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Medical Center, in which the entire 10th floor is dedicated to prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of heart disease, Prof.Giora Weisz is the new chairman of cardiology.
He was appointed to replace the longtime and highly respected Prof. Dan Tzivoni, who retired but still sees patients in the department. "I was Dani's student in medical school," he recalled.Weisz took over the department – with 50 inpatient beds the largest cardiology department in Israel – in January this year after spending 13 years in New York. A native of Haifa, Weisz got his MD degree at the Hebrew University Faculty of Medicine in 1988 and was an intern and resident in internal medicine and then a fellow in cardiology at Haifa's Carmel Medical Center until 2000.The following year, Weisz moved with his family to the US, where he spent two years training in interventional cardiology at the heart and vascular institute at the 652-bed Lenox Hill Hospital. Although they had planned to return home, the interventional cardiologist was offered by Prof. Martin Leon – director of the Center for Interventional Vascular Therapy, at Columbia University Medical Center/New York-Presbyterian Hospital – a job he felt he could not turn down. The prized position was director of clinical cardiovascular research at the hospital, and Weisz was also named associate professor of medicine at Columbia University Medical Center. He and his family thought they might stay on indefinitely but spoke only Hebrew at home."As I wanted to be an interventional cardiologist, I was so excited to be accepted to a world center in interventional procedures.The work in New York was incredible, as I was exposed to the latest developments in the field. Not a few of the technologies were actually developed in Israel. I ran over 50 research projects simultaneously and also treated cardiac patients. Cardiology is very technological, and being there made it possible to advance in my skills. I really enjoyed it," Weisz recalled. He also taught medical students."My time in New York made it possible for me to pioneer many new technologies involving robotic navigation and simulation and to understand the catheterization lab of the future. The GPS-like system knows exactly where in the body the catheter is located, so one doesn't have to use so much contrast media and radiation, which are not so healthy. It was one of my first steps there in the highest level of cardiac technology. It actually was developed by Mediguide, a company in Tirat Hacarmel near Haifa that was the first system of its kind to be introduced in the US. I also worked with simulators of catheterization and angioplasty so I can devise a plan to work on each patient the day before I actually treat him. It can be used to clean out plaque in the carotid arteries leading to the head and prevent strokes, as well as to prevent an aortal aneurysm." said Weisz."When I started at the research center, there were 12 people working or me.When I left, there were 26. A great deal of money for research came from the industry.Research helps the large corporations such as Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson sell more, and they want to give back to the community and help to find better treatments for patients. " But "[SZMC director-general Prof.] Jonathan Halevy worked on me for two years to get me to come and work for him in Jerusalem," Weisz said in an interview in his office with The Jerusalem Post. Now he is in Jerusalem with his wife, a molecular biologist, and three daughters and happily working on the medical center's 10th floor.He does not at all regret his return, even though his salary is considerably lower than what he was earning in New York.Highly technological, he surprised staffers when he requested two computer screens for his computer to manage his work better.IN HIS new job, continued Weisz, he continues to work with and advise industry "so I can bring more advanced technology to my patients. There's a gray area; I have to be careful. But if a technology they have developed and want to sell doesn't work, I tell them unequivocally. I remember that a stent a company made was found to have a serious defect, and I demanded that the company take it off the shelf. They repaired and improved it, and now it works fine."With more than 20 physicians working under him at SZMC, his cardiology department is larger even than that at Sheba Medical Center, which is the largest hospital in Israel. "But here we have a different concept. In other hospitals, people complaining of chest pain are sent to the internal medicine department.They wait for a cardiologist to see them.Here, they come directly to cardiology, and treatment is much faster. We save them days of waiting in a hospital bed until the cardiologist comes to them," said Weisz."The US has a different cardiology system than in Israel. There, the clinic cardiologist who wants to hospitalize patients sends him to a hospital where he has privileges to work. A benefit is that he knows the patient and his medical history. But the US system is billing oriented. The doctors care about their patients, but the medical administrators are primarily concerned in billing for services. Americans are not any healthier than Israelis; life expectancy is significantly longer here, even though Israel spends less than half of its GDP on healthcare."Here, the patient is sent from the clinic to the nearby hospital with which his health fund has arrangements. "The doctor who treats him doesn't know him personally, but the system is much more efficient," said the SZMC cardiologist.Interventional cardiologists conventionally are exposed to health dangers during their work. They wear lead shields to minimize their exposure to radiation, but these do not provide absolute prevention, leading to higher risks of cancer and cataracts. In addition, constantly standing and wearing the heavy protective gear can cause orthopedic strain on their bodies. In a study of 36 doctors with brain tumors apparently linked to radiation exposure over their career, 86% were left-sided tumors, indicating a correlation with the physician's table position.In a survey of interventional cardiologists conducted by the US Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, 42% reported spinal problems, 28% had hip, knee or ankle problems and a third said their work was limited by these health problems.Many hospitals bar female interventional cardiologists from working during pregnancy, while others require them to wear two times as much protective gear to protect from radiation exposure.Prof. Rafael Beyar – director-general of Rambam Medical Center in Haifa and himself a prominent interventional cardiologist – invented a much safer work environment for himself and his colleagues. The result was a vascular robotic system in which the physician sits a distance from the patient at a cockpit/console with three computer screens and two joysticks to perform catheterization and angioplasty. There is no need for heavy protective equipment.The technology, called CorPath and manufactured by Corindus, and the system will soon arrive at SZMC where Weisz, who has become world renowned in this field, will be the first Israeli to use it. "I am happy to introduce it in Israel. It has great potential.""The doctor is relaxed and can concentrate better, and he can reach blood vessels using the robotic system that he can't always reach by hand," said Weisz. "Because it is more exact in deciding on the sizes, I think it can also save 10% to 20% on stents."Weisz is also a principal investigator of a study being conducted in 250 hospitals in 25 countries (including SZMC and nine others in Israel) on the use of oral drugs that protect the heart muscle to make angioplasty and stents more successful. A drug called ranolazine reduces ischemia (lack of oxygen) in the heart muscle. "The drug is already approved for use, but it hasn't been used a lot because it was relatively expensive," Weisz said. "We will soon finish the research and see the results. It is a wonderful experience to be responsible for research that can improve things for patients."Another new technology that excites him is called optical coherence tomography."There wasn't anything really new in intravascular ultrasound [imaging inside blood vessels] for 20 years. It wasn't used much because it takes time, and you have to have a lot of experience looking at ultrasound scans. But this new technique uses laser light that returns to the catheter and provides a very sharp, high-resolution image.The interventional cardiologist can know how much plaque is inside the artery and if it's soft or hard calcium. We are studying much more about atherosclerosis."In the field of stents, Weisz predicts that the "next big thing" will be supports made of polymers (plastics) that will serve as a temporary scaffold and then dissolve as time passes. The vessels are able to remain open without this support.For several years already, heart disease has dropped to second place, after cancers, among the causes of death in Western patients. "Nobody argues anymore that smoking kills, and many have stopped or not started. Another important factor is the giving of statin drugs to reduce harmful cholesterol."Even though it is regarded as a man's disease, cardiac conditions affect plenty of women, but the problems often appear later. "Women pay less attention to themselves.They worry about their families. It is a myth that heart disease and its symptoms are different in women. They may get treatment that is not is as good in men because it takes longer for them to be diagnosed.""I was attracted to cardiology because I liked the integration of intensive care and evidence-based medicine. I know that when a patient comes to me with a clogged coronary artery, after I extend his life by opening up the vessel and inserting a stent, I am not finished. The real treatment is to prevent a subsequent heart attack by getting patients to change their lifestyles. They must stop smoking and start to eat right and exercise. I myself like to use a bike," said the thin and fit cardiologist, "and I take statins as a preventive measure, as I have a strong family history of heart disease in my family."
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The death of Peaches Geldof at just 25 is tragic. She has spoken about the pain of growing up without a mother. Her two young sons, Astala and Phaedra will now endure the same fate. Peaches also leaves behind a husband, Thomas Cohen, who she appeared to adore.
Her Instagram and Twitter accounts do not depict the wild lifestyle one might expect from a wealthy 25-year-old whose father is rock royalty and whose husband is a singer.
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Tiger is said to be exceptionally close to her sisters, Peaches, Pixie and Fifi Trixibelle. The primary reason Sir Bob Geldof was awarded custody, instead of her aunt, Tina Hutchence, was to keep her with her sisters.
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We can only hope that for Tiger, the tight bond of her fractured family will be bolstered and her grounded upbringing amid the tumult has laid a steady foundation.
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We love going to Tortuguero any time of year and have used Riverboat Francesca run by Modesto and Fran Watson each time. www.tortuguerocanals.com They will pick up from certain San Jose hotels and transport you to the dock at Moin or you can meet them at the dock. They generally stay at Laguna Lodge, but can arrange other lodges, if you prefer.
They are both excellent wildlife guides - we have always done the 3 day/2 night package since it is time consuming to get there and back.
We have seen toucans, three species of monkeys, caimans, sloths, iguanas and numerous species of birds when touring with them. Have fun!
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We stayed at the Tortuga Lodge; they're known for great food and great service. We picked them because they let us tour on our own and eat on our own rather than being put into groups, eating buffet, etc. They're a little pricier though. Their guides are excellent.
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The budget, it's been argued, is heavy-handed, unjust and illogical. Most Australians don't want the budget to pass in its current form. Nor do a number of elected representatives, including several Liberal MPs.
But so far, it's primarily been opposition political parties making their case about how they plan to block the budget. Is there anything that we, as citizens, can do to block the budget in our own right?
There are at least two approaches.
The first is from 'within' the system and the second is from 'without' the system. In the past week or so, Australians have already shown their resolve on both fronts. Yet if we want to pressure the government to change their path, more Australians still need to act.
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Cranberry-Apricot Delicata Squash
From EatingWell: November/December 2010
Slice delicata as thinly as you can, toss it in the steamer and you have an almost instant side dish. We like it tossed with dried cranberries, apricots and sliced almonds, but try it with any dried fruit and nuts you have on hand.
Makes: 4 servings, about 2/3 cup each
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Low calorie | High fiber | Low saturated fat | Low cholesterol | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Diabetes appropriate | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 pound delicata squash (about 1 large)
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon apple cider or apple juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1/4 cup dried cranberries
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped chives
- 2 tablespoons toasted sliced almonds (see Tip)
- Cut squash in quarters lengthwise; scoop out the seeds. Very thinly slice crosswise.
- Bring 1 inch of water to a boil in a saucepan fitted with a steamer basket. Steam the squash until just tender, 5 to 7 minutes.
- Whisk oil, cider (or juice), salt and pepper in a large bowl. Add the squash, apricots cranberries and chives; toss to coat. Serve sprinkled with almonds.
Per serving: 171 calories; 9 g fat (1 g sat, 6 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 25 g carbohydrates; 4 g added sugars; 2 g protein; 5 g fiber; 151 mg sodium; 435 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (225% daily value), Vitamin C (26% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1/2 fruit, 2 fat
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My people keep wishing for a children's room and laundry room but they already have those rooms. I don't scold them for it cuz I don't want them to be depressed. But how do I make it stop?
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If you don't have all of your rooms renovated they will keep wishing for random rooms. Try getting them all renovated. HIH
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On Tuesday, some Angels wives were on the field before the game, holding a
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The number on it was jumbo, too: $10,788.35, the amount raised at Saturday's game between the Angels and Oakland Athletics.
The total was presented and celebrated on the field Tuesday as part of the Angels' "4ALS" night, a day to recognize the courage of those battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease. This was the Angels' third annual "Fill the Boot" fundraiser.
The Angels also donated 200 tickets to Tuesday's game against the Minnesota Twins to the Muscular Dystrophy Association for ALS patients and their parents.
The "4ALS" day initiative was started by MLB in 2009, the 70th anniversary of Lou Gehrig's famous "luckiest man alive" speech July 4, 1939.
This season, all 30 ballclubs are holding a day for "4ALS."
The Angels' "Fill the Boot" fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association is led by Heather Soliz, who is both an Angels wife and a firefighter in Anaheim.
Soliz is married to Angels bullpen coach Steve Soliz. Heather Soliz was one of the wives in attendance to present the check Tuesday.
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Individual RPs generally don't raise the minimum, but if they did you'd see it in their rules. c: I don't think I've ever seen an RP explicitly do that.
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I see, I see... Most of the time there are activity expectations in an RP, so that if someone disappears they are automatically removed after not posting for a set time. You can usually find them in the rules of an RP.
You've got the basic idea down though, right? That's excellent~ The more popular RPs tend to go faster, though this is still forum RP so it'll never be as fast as say chatroom RPs.
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Private/Visitor Messages would be the easiest for me.
And yes, I have roleplayed before, although very little. Some sites I've been on were a little slow for my liking and members would quit without notice, so we didn't know to retire their character.
Oh? I'd love to!~ I currently mentor for the Roleplay Corner. How would you best like to communicate? There are Visitor Messages, Private Messages, and Instant Messages.
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I am looking at flights to Santorini for Sept 2013. There seems to be two roughly different ways to book this segment from the US.
1. Book all the way to Santorini using major carriers. All of which seem to require a change in ATH to Aegean for the Athens-Santorini segment.
2. Book a transatlantic flight only to Germany and use of a German airline, Air Berlin, Condor, etc, having high season direct flights to Santorini from Germany. Being on separate reservations, leave enough time margin to deal with transatlantic flight snafus.
Is there a gotcha with the German direct flight option? I plan to extend the time in Germany to several days to use the buffer between the two reservations to visit a few more places in Germany.
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I am looking at flights to Santorini for Sept 2013. There seems to be two roughly different ways to book this segment from the US.
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I'm not sure why you want to avoid changing over in Athens, because it is one of the best airports I have ever used. If you are worried about strikes, routing yourself through Germany would double your exposure, with both German and Greek stoppages a possibility. If I'm not mistaken, there were more airport/air traffic strikes in Germany than in Greece this year.
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Both Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air fly to Santorini.
The direct flights into Santorini are seasonal. Make sure they're still available in September.
If you aren't set on stopping in Germany there are also direct flights from London on EasyJet. The fares are very cheap if you buy your tickets far enough in advance.
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I'm also curious avoiding Athens unless it's because you can get a better deal on a flight from the States into Germany or another location.
I actually would prefer Athens for more options to get to Santorini.
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Having seen Athens in Sept. I think you should see it once but if there's a way to avoid it twice that's better.
Our way is to fly to Venice (from Australia) and then fly Milan to Crete direct. You can then get to Santorini easily then fly or ferry back to Athens and home.
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Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller attacked Google's "fragmented" Android software and its biggest adopter, Samsung, a day before the Korean firm takes the wraps off its latest flagship smartphone in the United States.
Schiller, in an interview on the eve of the Galaxy S4's launch in New York, said that Google's own research showed the vast majority of Android users were stuck on older versions of the software, and that Samsung's new phone itself may debut with a year-old operating system that will need updating.
"With their own data, only 16 per cent of Android users are on year-old version of the operating system," he said. "Over 50 per cent are still on software that is two years old. A really big difference."
Thursday's launch is deemed critical to propelling the Korean firm deeper into Apple's US home turf.
Apple remains the most valuable technology company today, with a US$137.1 billion cash pile, or the equivalent of just under the gross domestic product of Hungary.
But Samsung knocked Apple off its perch atop the global smartphone arena in 2012, and continues to chip away at its market share with a combination of aggressive marketing, rapid technology adoption and boundary-pushing designs.
That onslaught, coupled with growing uncertainty about whether the US giant can sustain growth in coming years, has contributed to a 30 percent decline in Apple's stock since its September peak.
Samsung will take the wraps off its Galaxy S4, after a broad marketing campaign that has helped drive pre-launch speculation and hype to Apple-like proportions.
Samsung's rapid ascendancy was made possible partly by Android, the software Google Inc launched just a few years ago but is now the world's most-used smartphone platform. IDC expects shipments of Android tablets to exceed those of the iPad in 2013.
Schiller said the fragmentation, or the number of versions of the Android operating system out in the marketplace, is a problem.
"And that extends to the news we are hearing this week that the Samsung Galaxy S 4 is being rumoured to ship with an OS that is nearly a year old," he said. "Customers will have to wait to get an update."
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SALT LAKE CITY — A proposal by a Utah lawmaker would offer tuition incentives for completing a bachelor's degree in four years and potentially cover the cost of tuition if a student is forced to enroll for more than eight semesters.
The proposal by Sen. Stephen Urquhart, R-St. George, would make colleges and universities responsible for graduating students after 120 credit hours by creating degree "maps" in each major.
If a student sticks to the map, Urquhart said, they would be guaranteed a tuition increase of no more than 2 percent each year, as well as potentially free enrollment if scheduling issues at the college or university prevent them from completing their degree.
"They would have to take courses that belong to the map," he said, "and as long as they do, as long as they pass the courses, that student will graduate in eight semesters. And again if they don't, the institution is going to pick up the cost for that."
The map program is part of a larger effort by Urquhart to reform the way higher education is funded by shifting the incentive away from accepting large numbers of incoming students to instead rewarding institutions for their success at producing skilled graduates.
"We've funded warm bodies walking through the door, and as a result we have a lot of folks entering our colleges," he said. "We don't have a lot of folks completing our colleges."
During the most recent legislative session, lawmakers approved $50 million in equity funding for higher education, which was used to correct funding disparities that had occurred as a result of rapid growth at the state's open-enrollment institutions.
That funding largely bypassed the University of Utah and Utah State University but established a relatively level funding floor for undergraduate education in the state, which Urquhart said provides an opportunity to look at the way the state invests in higher education.
"It makes sense while the institutions are level to put in a funding formula so that we don't get so out of whack once again," he said.
An effective funding formula needs to address both institutional growth and institutional excellence, Urquhart said, to ensure innovation and research are not sacrificed in the name of increased freshman enrollment.
"Our system will only be as good as our two research institutions," he said, referring to the University of Utah and USU. "They need to be doing great work, and that greatness will trickle down to our other institutions, which are doing very important, primarily undergraduate, work."
Urquhart was asked by lawmakers how his map proposal would account for students who enter college intending to study one subject but later switch majors as their interests evolve.
He said students would continue to be free to explore different fields, but they would lose out on some of the benefits provided to their peers who commit to a major and work toward completion of their degree.
"Under this map program, some students will want to wander," Urquhart said. "That's fine. They can do that. But then they're off the map, so they don't get the same guarantees the map students get."
Rep. Francis Gibson, R-Mapleton, questioned whether making schools responsible for a student's success would lead to a tightening of admission criteria and a loss of academic opportunities for individuals who were not exemplary in high school.
"I had to go through some academic repentance. As I matured, I realized the importance of education," Gibson said. "Are we going to take a chance on a student who may not have a sexy report card?"
Urquhart emphasized that his intent is not to do away with open enrollment schools in the state, but that students need to understand there is an expectation to perform in higher education.
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Special to The Spokesman-Review: In city vote, Proposition 2 should be defeated
On Feb. 12, the city of Spokane will hold a special election on three propositions. Prop. 1 asks voters to consider amending the city charter to enshrine police oversight through the Office of Police Ombudsman. Prop. 3 allows voters an opportunity to increase the property tax in support of library services. Prop. 2 asks the citizens to change the charter to require a 5/7 majority to raise all taxes in the future.
We oppose Prop. 2, and encourage voters to vote no for these four reasons:
1) Prop. 2 is unclear. Do you know which fees, registrations or taxes would require five votes in the future? We don't either! During the City Council debate to put this measure on the ballot, it became clear no one knows exactly what would be affected if this measure were to pass. Supposedly, this change would impact increases in taxes, but not fees. For instance, the $20 car tab fee that passed a few years ago for street maintenance would not require a 5/7 majority vote. But, if the City Council increased business registration fees, those would be covered under the proposed charter change. Clear? We don't think so either. City charter changes should not be confusing. This proposal is far from clear and should be rejected.
2) Prop. 2 is poor public policy that allows the minority to control decision-making. Recently, the City Council rejected increasing the annual 1 percent property tax increase by a vote of 4 to 3. Democracy worked. Had the vote been 3 to 4 in favor and this charter amendment had been in place, a minority of three people would have stopped it from happening. Thomas Jefferson called this the tyranny of the minority. At the state level, requiring supermajorities has stalled local projects such as the North Spokane Corridor to a point where we wonder if anything will ever be finished. Do we want to tie our local elected leaders' hands from taking action to move Spokane forward? Our citizens deserve to have city officials represent our viewpoints and not be held captive by the minority. Vote no on Prop 2.
3) Prop. 2 is unnecessary. None of the proponents of this Charter change has been able to point to a single instance in the past 10 years where a vote on increasing taxes would have been affected by this proposed change. City Council members are direct representatives of neighborhoods in Spokane. We live next door to you. We have council meetings every Monday night. If we make a decision you disagree with, we will see you at the park with our kids or walking our dogs by the elementary school. We are regularly recognized and approached at the grocery store, or at church. We are not in Washington, D.C., or Olympia. When decisions to raise revenue are voted on at the local level, the City Council has been and continues to be closely watched and held accountable. There is no recent or historical argument for changing our charter to require a supermajority for tax increases. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
4) Prop. 2 isn't what it seems. Proponent Chris Cargill of the Washington Policy Center (a Seattle-based think tank) has claimed (The Spokesman Review, Dec. 1) that Pierce County recently passed a charter amendment "exactly" like what is being proposed in Spokane. This is simply untrue. The Pierce County changes only applied to new taxes. The proposal in Spokane also applies to raising existing taxes. If the proponents of the measure cannot tell you the truth when advocating for something as monumental as a charter change, then why should we vote for this confusing proposal? What other differences are there and why are the proponents not telling you the truth?
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Ron Howard's documentary about the Beatles' touring years as a touring act is headed for theaters and home viewing this fall.
It's 4/20. You've absolutely got to get the Beatles into your life.
A U.K. design studio envisions more than 50 years of rock history as a Facebook timeline featuring archival footage of Elvis and the Beatles with comments from Dave Grohl, Jack White and more.
The man known as the "Fifth Beatle," producer and arranger George Martin, has died at the age of 90.
A look back at the life of Beatles producer George Martin.
The man often referred to as 'the fifth Beatle,' legendary producer George Martin, has passed away at the age of 90.
EMI's decision to overhaul the Beatles catalog in 1987, spurred by the CD revolution, was a long time coming.
The Beatles had barely any time to reflect on their history-making first journey to America before moving on to their next project.
Dave Grohl performed the Beatles' 1968 song "Blackbird" as tonight's Oscar ceremony In Memoriam segment paid tribute to David Bowie and other stars the film world lost in the past year.
If you are a fan of the Beatles then you are in for a really special treat. 1964 The Tribute is coming to town and we're holding a contest with tickets to give away!
On Feb. 9, 1964, the world of rock music -- and American culture in general -- was turned upside down by the Beatles' debut performance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Just in time for Christmas, the Beatles are making their catalog available for streaming.


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