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THE NATION: Taking Off; Missile Defenses Leave Fantasy Behind
By ERIC SCHMITT
Published: March 21, 1999
WASHINGTON— IT'S a far cry from the space-based, rocket-zapping shield that President Ronald Reagan envisioned more than a decade and a half ago in the depths of the cold war. But the country is suddenly jettisoning its qualms about forging a national missile defense and is moving fast toward building one.
The threat is not an all-out strike from thousands of Soviet missiles, which prompted Mr. Reagan to launch the anti-missile program popularly known as ''Star Wars'' in 1983. The fear now is that rogue nations like North Korea or Iran, with little or no warning, could lob a devastating missile or two into Los Angeles or Seattle. This anxiety has been heightened by suspicions that China stole American nuclear secrets in the 1980's to enhance its small nuclear arsenal.
Such developments helped prompt the Senate and House last week to vote overwhelmingly in favor of anti-missile defenses as a matter of national policy, while stopping short of actually appropriating money for construction. Even the White House has reversed its opposition to the legislation, lending conditional support and pledging $10.5 billion in preliminary funding over the next six years. Clearly, pressure is mounting on President Clinton to actually build a system, once proven feasible, and he says he will decide by June 2000.
There are two surprises here. One is that anti-missile defenses, once strongly opposed and even ridiculed by Democrats and others, seem to be almost magically melting away as a domestic political issue. The second is that anti-missile defenses are more contentious than ever as an international political issue -- even with Russia, America's main nuclear rival, in eclipse.
Moscow is now threatening to stop reducing its 7,000-warhead arsenal if the United States breaks out of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, which bars national defensive systems. China, meanwhile, says fielding missile defenses in Asia could seriously escalate tensions over Taiwan.
With the Russian Prime Minister, Yevgeny M. Primakov, arriving here on Tuesday for talks, and his Chinese counterpart, Zhu Rongji, due in Washington early next month, Mr. Clinton's foreign policy aides are bracing for a rough few weeks.
But first, why are things growing quiet on the domestic front?
For years, Republicans from Mr. Reagan onward tried to make missile defenses a national priority -- in an era when the threat of attack was arguably much bigger than it is now -- and for years they were opposed and even scoffed at by less hawkish opponents.
LAST year, however, a string of startling events prompted a sea change. A bipartisan commission headed by Donald H. Rumsfeld, a Republican and former Defense Secretary, warned in July that within five years, North Korea and Iran could have the potential to hit the United States with a ballistic missile.
Six weeks later, as if on cue, North Korea stunned American intelligence analysts by test-launching a three-stage missile with conceivably enough range to hit North America.
Congressional Republicans claimed vindication, and those claims have been enhanced lately by opinion polls showing that the public trusts Republicans over Democrats in matters of national security.
Shaken by the developments, many Democrats have been rethinking their opposition to missile defenses. And the ambitious plans for such defenses have been scaled back -- brought, literally, down to earth -- beginning with plans for about 20 interceptors that could shoot down a handful of missiles.
A crucial, recent convert is Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, the ranking Democrat on the Intelligence Committee.
''The Aug. 31 launch was a watershed moment,'' Mr. Kerrey said. ''There is a growing recognition that there's a real danger of proliferation that produces either an accidental launching or an attack by a rogue nation.''
Mr. Kerrey pulled along other centrist Democrats in support of the Republican-sponsored bill that passed in the Senate last week. Fearing that the votes weren't there to sustain a Presidential veto, the White House and Senate Democratic leaders settled for two face-saving amendments that seek to control the cost of any system and to insure arms control talks with Moscow.
''There's a change in Democratic ideology,'' said Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster. ''The old-fashioned Democratic doves of the 1970's are giving way to centrists who are less hostile to defense.''
That is not to say that all Democrats have bought into missile defenses. In fact, half the House Democrats opposed such a move last week. After $55 billion invested in developing a national system since the early 1980's (when the Reagan Administration creatively interpreted the A.B.M. treaty to allow research), the technology is still unproven. Moreover, detractors say, terrorists and despots could thwart a sophisticated missile defense with other weapons of terror.
''It could be bypassed with suitcase bombs, pickup trucks and sea-launched missiles,'' said Representative Rush D. Holt, a New Jersey Democrat who is a physicist. ''It would be billions of dollars down the drain.''

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Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
Well, interesting if you're you or me. Distressful if you're Danny Ferry.
The news could've been worse. As Plain Dealer Cavs writer extraordinaire Brian Windhorst pointed out, Williams could've needed surgery, which would've sidelined him for months. Such a verdict would've put the Cavs and Mike Brown in the same boat the Magic and Stan Van Gundy found themselves in last spring with Jameer Nelson -- and we all know how that worked out.
Assuming the worst-case scenario -- that Williams misses six weeks -- his return would be slated for the first week of March. That's still plenty of time to restore normalcy to the Cavs' offense and get Williams in shape for the playoffs. But remember: There's a very real chance that the Cavs will lose Delonte West for an extended period of time once his weapons charges are dealt with in Maryland -- and in NBA Commissioner David Stern's office. With guns galore in the NBA this season, clearly Stern will be in no mood for a slap on the wrist. According to reports, West is due in court Friday for a pre-trial hearing. Barring a plea, trial is set for February.
So ... with two key backcourt members facing lengthy absences, what does Ferry do? His posture to this point in the trade market has been to try to parlay Zydrunas Ilgauskas and his $11.5 million expiring contract into a stretch power forward -- someone like Washington's Antawn Jamison. But now, there are backcourt issues to be addressed. And in all likelihood, neither outcome will be known for sure before the Feb. 18 trade deadline.
Play-making guards who currently qualify as very available are the Nets' Devin Harris, the Sixers' Andre Iguodala, and the Knicks' Nate Robinson. Harris and Iggy carry a hefty price for the Cavs, who already have precious little cap space to operate with next summer, when their prized free-agent-to-be, LeBron James, will be weighing his options. It borders on the farcical that the Cavs would take on Harris' $27 million over the next three seasons for a short-term fix -- one that would only further pave the way for the Nets to lure LeBron and another top-tier free agent on July 1.
Iguodala's $57 million over the next four years? Not even worth discussion, in my opinion.
Robinson is the cheapest and least cap-killing option, given that he's on a one-year deal for $4 million. (He also has the right to void any trade, but why would he do that in this case?). The risk with Robinson comes on the court, where he's undisciplined, and in the locker room, where his playful antics rub veterans the wrong way. Maybe Shaq and LeBron could put him in his place. Maybe not.
The Cavs can certainly get by with LeBron handling more of the initiating duties on offense and Daniel Gibson playing increased minutes (although the latter is a lot scarier than the former). Remember, too, that Leon Powe looms as a wild-card addition to the front court once he returns from a season-long absence following offseason knee surgery.
So a logical course of action for Ferry would be to ride it out, make do with what he's got, and hope for the best once Williams returns.
But with so much pressure on this franchise to deliver a championship for LeBron in his walk year, it's certainly worth wondering how much this turn of events will increase the temptation to make a proactive -- and potentially risky -- move between now and Feb. 18.
Since: Sep 14, 2006
Posted on: January 22, 2010 10:55 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
Charlie Bell from Milwaukee for a first. His contract is modest and short. Can still trade Illgaskiss for a power forward.
Since: Jun 10, 2009
Posted on: January 22, 2010 4:02 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
With Mo Williams going down the Cavs really aren't in that bad of shape just yet.
Since: Oct 10, 2006
Posted on: January 22, 2010 9:08 am
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
I see no mention of Jamario Moon, who has proved to be a valuable asset, and will be back shortly. It is possible that DWest may escape Sterns wrath since he was not waving his guns in someones face, and the team has helped him become settled down and concentrate on b-ball. If not, Booby, Lebron, AP, JMoon, and even Danny Green will chip in because this is a team, possibly a championship caliber team, but Mo or DWest will not over-lap enough time out to make a difference. Danny Ferry is GM extrordinaire, and he will do whatever necessary to keep the wins coming, meanwhile, we are 2-0 versus Lakers. WAY TO GO GUYS!
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Since: Feb 5, 2007
Posted on: January 22, 2010 8:59 am
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
I think Cavs will go for a very inexpensive option for some depth at PG. Someone like Antonio Daniels, or Mike Wilks. They will ride out the Mo situation that way.
Since: Sep 29, 2009
Posted on: January 22, 2010 2:31 am
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
Hopefully the Hornets wouldnt take Z for West and Posey. There would have to be more added including a draft pick or two. The Cavs dont need Posey
Since: Oct 18, 2009
Posted on: January 21, 2010 11:08 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
Berger seems to forget that Delonte is bipolar and has severe mental issues...I'm not saying his underlying medical conditions give him a free pass to act in any way he wants, but would it be that suprising if he doesn't miss any time at all?
IMO, Delonte will not face serious legal consequences and won't be suspended by Stern, Berger lumps West in with the Wizards thugs, Arenas who was unrepentant and didnt think he did anything wrong, and Crittenden who supposedly threatened to shoot Gilbert...West was pulled over with weapons, where was he going/what was he doing, who knows...but the fact is that he has mental issues and like it or not they played some roll in his off the court problems this past offseason...
Maybe Berger is of the line of thinking that mentally ill people should be held fully accountable for their actions or maybe he just forgot...i dont think Delonte will face serious legal or league consequences, most of us couldnt even imagine having the mental problems poor Delonte has, they're damn scary...
Since: Jan 11, 2007
Posted on: January 21, 2010 11:03 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
I know it's a hefty price, but I'd love Iguodala on our team. Another playmaker while Lebron sits on the bench. And a guy that can blend in well with Lebron.
I know he's not a shooter, but the guy can get up the court. And he's an athletic freak. He'll put up some numbers all around the board. And he's a solid defender we can throw at opposing wingman.
I think it would be worth it because he's an all star caliber player. And he's still young. And I think playing with Lebron could make him better as a player.
Mo Williams, Igoudala, Lebron, Hickson, Shaq, Powe, Varejao, Z, Parker, and hopefully West? Hickson and Powe fight for minutes.
Since: Mar 18, 2009
Posted on: January 21, 2010 10:15 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
please dont leave lebron or mo.
Since: Mar 29, 2009
Posted on: January 21, 2010 8:32 pm
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Since: Jun 4, 2008
Posted on: January 21, 2010 7:35 pm
Will Mo injury prompt Cavs trade?
the cavs will be better without the worst PG in the league.


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University of Denver
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Vice President, ClimeCo. Corporation
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Chief Investment Officer, Cornerstone Capital Investment Management
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People are very helpfull and the recepcionist gave us a parking place in the hotel.
Very good breakfast! We will came back again!!!
Hotel is located in an excellent area with easy access to shops and restaurants. Staff are helpful and friendly enough. Room was quiet although bed comfort was not, extremely hard and a piece of plywood is under the mattress for support! Breakfast service is sufficient although the coffee was the worst ever. Juice is a sweetened beverage. Good news is...


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It ain't your Grandma's Internet! Online seniors are dynamic, affluent, and, as a group, growing much faster than you think.
One of the biggest myths about online advertising is seniors are neophytes. Is there an age gap on the Net?
Let's take a look at the online adult population as a whole. According to the data from The Harris Poll, fully two-thirds (66 percent) of American adults, or 137 million people, are now online. This includes over half (55 percent) of all adults who access the Internet from home; almost a third (30 percent) who access it from work; and nearly one in five adults who go online from a school, library, cyber cafe, or other location. Third Age.com found over the next 15 years, the 50-64 year-old market will grow 50 percent and the 65-plus market will grow 32 percent. The 18-40 market will grow only 3 percent.
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This audience is growing. It should be closely watched by agencies and advertisers alike. Gearing a campaign toward online seniors? Remember, it's about the experience.
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The Black Eyed Peas singer and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg held a joint news conference to unveil the new date and tell the 54,000 ticket holders to the benefit concert that they could now claim new tickets.
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[YEA] I recently began to have a sore throat and drank three drops of oregano oil in a oz of water three times of day for four days and sore throat went away without me even getting sicker.
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[YEA] I recently began to have a sore throat and drank three drops of oregano oil in a oz of water three times of day for four days and sore throat went away without me even getting sicker.
[YEA] For a sore throat I have found that Oil of Oregano works like a miracle cure. Apply one to three drops on the tongue, close your mouth and allow your saliva to wash it back towards your throat. You will feel a choking/burning sensation for about 10 to 20 seconds which will soon subside. Repeat as needed throughout the day. Usually by the second or third day, my symptoms have gone. During this time, stay away from processed foods and especially white sugar & sugar filled foods. Those little bacteria and viruses love that stuff. And remember to keep yourself hydrated - lots of water, not soda, not beer, not alcohol, not flavoured water, not crystal light, just H2O. Usually about 2 to 3 litres depending on your weight.
[YEA] Sore Throat Remedy: Oil of Oregano, Honey & Water
From your local health shop you can usually find oil of oregano. It is super concentrated oil derived from oregano leave. If you research it is well know for its antibacterial properties. Apparently, and I believe it, it has the same antibacterial properties as lysol minus the toxicity.
I mixed two drops from 1:1 concentration formula (per the bottles instructions) to one ounce of water and a table spoon of honey. I gargled a bit then swallowed as it is perfectly safe to drink. And it doesn't taste that bad either.
The results were immediate. My sore throat went away in 5 minutes. I thought maybe I would have to follow-up
but no it was gone in 5 minutes. My throat was bad but not as bad as I have had as I get strept throat on occasion were I can't even eat because it hurts to swallow.
I see lots of people writing on the effects of cayenne pepper and am surprised noone has commented on oil of oregano. Try it it works!
[YEA] Oil of oregano cured my son's sore throat in a moment. We used 4 drops of oil of oregano in about a cup of warm water. I wanted my son to gargle with it, but he felt it work immediately and wanted to swallow it. He gargled/swallowed the whole glass and announced he was completely pain free. We had tried all sorts of remedies and none of them worked for him. Thank you to the person that posted about oregano oil originally.
[YEA] sore throat,colds ,flu, parasites. Oil of oregano - the king of herbs, books have been written about it, as well as many studies and years of tests. I myself have used it for many years with stellar results and also raves from thankful patients. A couple drops sublingually held for thirty seconds will get a bit intense. This will get it into your blood stream asap. Your sore throat will be gone in less than fifteen minutes.
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[YEA] Oregano is a good option for sore throats. However, it's important to dilute it with something other than water, like honey or coconut oil. This way, there is less chance of throat irritation. (Oregano oil is strong! )
Option #2- Tamari soy sauce worked well as a gargle as an alternative to ACV or pickle juice.
Simply take a small packet of BC Powder and pour the powder on your tonque. Take about 1/4 glass of either water or tea into your mouth and swish this around until the powder is diluted. Now! Gargle as long as you can getting the mixture around the areas of your throat that is hurting.... then swallow.
In about 3 minutes you will feel the pain lessening... In about 15 minutes it will feel even better.... If the sore throat returns in a few hours repeat the same..... after the second or third time it usually will not come back....
You can think of me later.... go get the powder....
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[YEA] Sore Throat Remedy: I only had Paprika in my cupboard so I used more - it's working as I type! Mixed it with honey, lemon, ginger, cinnamon and hot water and drank it as soon as I could. Bring it on!!
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Out of curiosity, I tried eating a spoonful of chunky peanut butter to soothe my sore throat, and it worked! It lasted at least 1/2 an hour, but that's longer than any cough drops, tea, honey, or apple cider vinegar that I've tried. Half an hour isn't that long, but most of the scratchiness and soreness went down and continued for awhile after. It's a lot of calories, but if you're sick you probably won't be eating much, so won't be a problem. This is probably a good solution to do when your throat hurts really bad, between cough drops or tea, etc.
I've also found that drinking a shot of cheap alcohol, the kind that 'burns' as it goes down, works really well at numbing the throat. Either drink or gargle a shot's worth (or add it to warm water with salt).
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04/06/2012[YEA] Oh my god. Just had a bit of peanut butter and it instantly worked! I'll be keeping this jar by my side today~ Haha
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[YEA] Here is something that gets rid of sore throat pain for a while; Pear Juice. You can get bottled Pear Juice in the baby-food section of a grocery store. OR you can still find some pears canned in their own actual pear juice. (The juice from pears canned in "corn syrup", will not work.) It has to be real pear juice. This is a lot easier for kids to swallow, then something like cayenne pepper. I don't know why it works. I just know it does. I doubt its killing the bacteria/virus causing the sore throat. But it does get rid of the pain for a while.
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Chicago, Illinois
03/02/2009This works because with some sore throats your throat is dry, the pear juice is thick and coats your throat and gets the mucas in your throat wet again. it is a quick fix but does not kill the germ.
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[YEA] When you want some caffeine and a way to relieve your sore throat at the same time, try 4 bags of peppermint tea with 4 bags of green tea steeped in 12 cups of hot water. It's very good and it relieves the throat instantly.
Lemon ginger water also works better than plain water to relieve a sore throat (the juice of a lemon and 1/2 inch piece of fresh ginger root (squeezed through a garlic press a few times) in a 2 quart pitcher of water. More palatable than some of the other remedies I've seen here. Plus, it works!!
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[YEA] Pineapple juice! All you have to do is gargle with it, and it tastes good.
[YEA] I usually drink pineapple, as hot as I can stand it at the first sign of a cold. The morning after there are no more symptoms. This is also an amazing remedy for an established sore throat or voice loss due to a cold. I suffered with a raw throat and loss of my voice for 2 weeks, then someone suggested drinking hot pineapple juice... the next morning, I had my voice back and my throat was no longer raw.
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01/06/2012[YEA] I had an aunt who was part Indian and she always heated pineapple juice for whatever ailed us when we were little. Pineapple/pineapple juice contains catalase (which is an important enzyme). It is good for stomach problems and it works in neutralizing H202 in your liver (people with vitiligo have a high level of H202 in their liver). So eat more pineapple!!! I am beginning to think that is what is in pseudocatalase cream.
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Zug, Switzerland
01/07/2012Lou, I agree with you as far as pineapples goes, at least the real ones! In Europe now you see mostly the ultra-sweet ones which I believe are manipulated to produce always the sweetest pineapples. I try to stay away from those. Actually many fruit we eat now seems to be manipulated to contain more sugar, maybe to cover up the fact that they don't taste like anything anymore! I love kakis and till a little while ago I could find the traditional ones you eat very ripe, which are lovely but now I only find sharon fruit and those too are manipulated. They took away the tannin and they look just like they are made of plastic. I tried them a little while ago and it was almost like eating an apple just it wasn't an apple, very weird and they never seem to ripen.
Even pears nowadays are awfully sweet, too bad because we need the vitamins but not the sugar. When we go and live in our new house we will be growing quite a bit of fruit ourselves! The problem is that you have to stay away from the modern manipulated kinds!
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Gippsland, Australia
01/10/2012Hi Francisca, My understanding of kakis (persimmon) is that the non astringent type, the one you eat crisp, is native to Japan and China, which I love I might add. I know with apples we should be eating the smaller old fashioned ones as the skin to the sweet flesh ratio is best, that is more nutrients via the skin and less sugar with less flesh.
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Zug, Switzerland
01/11/2012Maria, as far as I understand the persimmons are actually genetically manipulated kakis. I think that because people hated the tannin when the kakis aren't very ripe they decided to create something that can be eaten while not very ripe. The original kakis can only be eaten when very ripe and soft and if you have eaten those you won't eat the persimmon again! I have done a lot of research because we will be moving to our new home in the countryside soon and we are working with a local gardener who is doing our garden so I wanted to be able to tell him which fruit trees we want exactly!
Sharon fruit and persimmon seem to be the same fruit. I kept a few persimmons in my warm living room for a few weeks and they never got soft like the real kakis! I tend to distrust all these new manipulated fruit, call me old..... So the gardener now knows which kind of kakis we want! You love the persimmon but have you ever tried the real kakis? Interestingly enough since we arrived here they had a lot of kakis for sale, ready to eat, very soft and I started eating them all day. Since then my digestion was very good. I seemed to be hungry all day something that never happens to me. They are now gone...... The season is short!
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Somewhere, Europe
01/11/2012Yes Francisca! Where I live we have both but, like you said, once you taste a REAL ripe kaki, you can never eat the other ones. We try to take full advantage of their very short season, then dream about their heavenly taste till next year!!!
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Gippsland, Australia
01/12/2012Hi Francisca, Yes I have had the persimmons that are very soft when ripe and yes they are yum. I had never heard the name kakis and had to do an internet search to see which fruit you were talking about as they are all called persimmons here. They are the only ones that are grown locally. Hard to get as they are not grown commercially where I live and there are not many old gardens that have them now. They are not a common fruit here in Oz and some have not even tried them.
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Zug, Switzerland
01/12/2012Hi Maria and sorry about the confusion with the fruits... Here kakis are the soft and persimmons the manipulated ones. In Portugal where I come from we call them diospiros, a scientific name for this fruit. I think that most people are not familiar with them! My husband who is Welsh had never heard of them at all and he doesn't wish to try them. Too bad because it is sure that we are going to have them growing in our garden and I tell you, I noticed such a difference in my digestion when I started eating them regularly.... I knew them from my youth as my grandfather had a tree on his farm. Sharon fruit again is the same fruit but means the ones you eat while hard! Many people are put off this fruit because they don't understand that the tannin is a natural part of the unripe fruit! Maybe that was the reason you now have the modern version without any tannin at all! No idea they grew in Australia as here they are picked at the beginning of the winter and eaten around Christmas!
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Gippsland, Australia
01/12/2012Hi Francisca, Well your hubby is missing out on a treat! They are full of lots of nutrients and again especially in the skin. Very interesting that they helped your digestion. It will be good when you can eat your own.
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[YEA] When my sister and I were little and getting a sore throat, my mom would tie a rubbing alcohol soaked rag around our throat (as we slept because we hated it soo much). When we woke up, the sore throat was completely gone! Has anyone else heard of this?
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San Diego, CA USA
04/01/2009[YEA] Yes. My mom used to do that to us too and we were cured the next day in most cases except strep throat. Always needed antibiotics for that.
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[YEA] Sore Throat Remedies: Rum worked great for me -- i gargled with it for about 30 seconds and then spit it out and took a small swallow of the mouthwash and within a minute my sore throat was gone it is so nice to be able to talk without wanting to cry!!!
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Los Angeles, CA
07/25/2008[YEA] Haha. well it really worked....me && my friend tried it . BUT the thing that killed it was the mouthwash....that made me throw up ! Ew.. But the RUM worked good.. && THINK TWICE ABOUT THE MOUTH WASH !
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Rural, VA
07/26/2008Do I understand that you are supposed to "swallow" the mouthwash?
Replied by Nadine
Brooklyn, New York
11/01/2008[YEA] I tried the Rum and/or Listerine Mouthwash and it works ! I took a shot of Mexican Tequila and tried to gargle as long as I possibly could. As soon as I spat out the Tequila, my tonsils felt instantly better. The irration went right away and it almost feels like they aren't there. I will probably take another one here soon since I took a very little one the first time. Also with the Mouthwash, it works as well. I used it every morning with brushing my teeth, however, do not swallow this one. Simply just gargle and spit. I personally think Rum or Tequila works alot better because it has a stronger alcohol content then mouthwash. Goodluck!
Replied by Sam
Dayton, Oregon
07/14/2011why do you spit out the rum, but drink the mouthwash? since your not sapose to swallow mouthwash but drink rum.