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Thwarting ‘evil geniuses’

Entrepreneur-professor teaches students to stop hackers, viruses, has lessons for all
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Access the Internet using an unprotected personal computer and a hacker will be knocking at the door within about 45 seconds. Do that with a Web server and in less than 15 minutes, theres a 50-50 chance its been taken over by someone it
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New procedure is being used to treat atrial fibrillation here

Spokane heart surgeon says mini-maze is less invasive than conventional approach
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A Spokane heart surgeon is performing a new, less invasive procedure, called the Wolf mini-maze, to treat the irregular heartbeat condition known as atrial fibrillation.The physician, cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon Dr. Mandya Vishwanath, a
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Obesity, drugs, injuries high on countyÂ’s list

AlzheimerÂ’s, diabetes also on the rise here, data suggest
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Though available data arent good enough to help the community prioritize which health-care concerns here are most important to address, someincluding obesity, injuries, and substance abuseare certainly worthy of greater focus, the countys a
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Sacred Heart staff buddies up to be more efficient

Consultant helps hospital speed up patient flow, address peak busy periods
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
After spending the past several years expanding and remodeling its sprawling South Hill campus, Sacred Heart Medical Center is undergoing another kind of revamp: the reworking of its patient-flow strategies and day-to-day staffing needs. While
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Gonzaga, EWU team up to offer new dual degree

Law, social work program is first in U.S. to be provided by team of private sectarian, public schools
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
The Gonzaga University School of Law and Eastern Washington Universitys School of Social Work and Human Services will collaborate this fall on a dual-degree program under which students will be able to earn both a law degree and a masters in of
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University of Phoenix puts technology at learningÂ’s forefront

Students use vast online library, discuss via e-mail, do computer simulations
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
These are tough decisions. The trendy apparel-store chain you work for has fought hard to secure a lucrative relationship with a popular recording artist, and the exclusive line of clothing that bears his name is sure to be a hit with young to
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Summit Rehabilitation emphasizes ergonomics

Physical and occupational therapy are just part of services at ‘work smarter’ company
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Ergonomics is often defined as the study of people adapting to their work environment, and Summit Rehabilitation Associates PLLC, of Spokane, is constantly studying the causes of workplace injuries to help people do that and to reduce workers on
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Foreclosures here drop to lowest level since Â’98

Home-price appreciation, job growth are expected to lead to further declines
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The number of foreclosures on deeds of trust in Spokane County fell in 2004 for the second straight year, and to the lowest level in six years. With the regions employment outlook improving and home prices rising, the number of foreclosures 6
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Wolff Cos. North Side project set

Aslin-Finch Feed to anchor complex; work set to start soon on first building there
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The Wolff Cos., a Scottsdale, Ariz.-based development company that began operations in Spokane and still has significant holdings here, plans to build a retail center along U.S. 2, north of Spokane, that will be anchored by an Aslin-Finch Feed & of
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Air-cargo upturn sends positive economic signal

Spokane International sees its highest freight volumes since record year of 2000
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Spokane International Airport handled its fourth highest volume of air cargo last year, and the highest tonnage of such shipments its seen since the record-breaking year of 2000, just before the economy soured. Observers say thats a positive of
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