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Burglary investigated: Police are investigating a burglary that was reported June 21 in the 2000 block of Santa Barbara Drive. According to reports, money and jewelry were taken.
Theft reported: A patron of LA Fitness said June 25 that his cellphone was taken from his locker. The incident remains under investigation, according to reports.
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Simple assault: Lawrence Health, 45, of Willow Avenue, Castle Shannon, was arrested June 18 and charged with simple assault, police said.
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Aggravated assault: Cory Manolakis, 34, of 15 Bower Hill Road, Apartment C3, Mt. Lebanon, was arrested June 15 and charged with aggravated assault, criminal trespass and criminal mischief, police said.
Drug paraphernalia: Police arrested David Hudson Jr., 27 of 1125 McNeilly Road, Mt. Lebanon, on June 13 and charged him with driving under the influence, drug possession and drug paraphernalia possession, reports said.
Peters Township
Two-vehicle accident: A vehicle driven by Danielle Rogers, 77, of Peters Township, who was driving west on Valley Brook Road, collided with a vehicle driven by Lisa Clawson, 32, of Saltsburg on June 22. Police said Clawson complained of neck pain and was taken to St. Clair Hospital. The vehicle driven by Rogers had to be towed from the scene.
Two tows: Police said a vehicle driven by William Porter, 68, of Canonsburg, who was on Galley Road attempting to turn left onto Waterdam Road, struck a vehicle driven by Thomas O'Shea, 77, of Pittsburgh, who was eastbound on Waterdam Road June 22. Both vehicles had to be towed, police said.
Car towed: Luke Stokan, 19, of Peters Township told police June 23 that he lost control of his vehicle in the 100 block of Johnston Road, went down an embankment and had to be towed from the scene. Police said Stokan was not injured.
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Paycheck taken: A paycheck was reported missing June 8 from a vehicle parked in the 4200 block of Battle Ridge Road, police said, noting that is not clear whether the vehicle was unsecured.
Purse stolen: A resident of the 600 block of Turnberry Lane said her purse was taken from her unsecured vehicle June 9 while it was parked in front of her residence, police said.
Simple assault: Eric Hamilton Jr., 30, was charged with simple assault June 12 stemming from an incident on Battle Ridge Road, police said.
Burglary reported: Juveniles were seen taking video games June 9 from a residence in the 4200 block of Battle Ridge Drive, police said. The incident remains under investigation.


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Wimbledon finals to be shown in 3D for third year, moved to Red Button HD
The Wimbledon men's and ladies' finals will be shown live in high-definition 3D by the BBC for the third consecutive year, but has been moved to the broadcaster's Red Button HD service.
And, for the first time, all of the semi-finals will be live in 3D too. Although the men's semi-finals could be watched in 3D in 2012, that was only retrospectively.
In previous years, the 3D coverage was available free-to-air on the BBC HD broadcast channel - a collection of high definition content from the broadcaster from numerous different sources. However, since the end of March, the channel has switched to being a simulcast of BBC Two and therefore will not be used by the Beeb to show 3D footage that can now be watched by only a fraction of its audience.
So it has taken the decision to move the 3D versions of the finals (and semi-finals) to the Red Button service, which already hosts live coverage of other matches on various courts around the Wimbledon venue.
Some would say this is further evidence of a diminishing interest in home 3D viewing, but the BBC argues that this is a continuing part of the corporation's ongoing 3D trials. "Major UK sporting events are a big part of our trials with 3D content and this allows us to build on our work from previous Wimbledon Championships and the London 2012 Olympics," says Kim Shillinglaw, head of BBC 3D.
The BBC Red Button HD is available on Freeview HD (channel 303), Virgin Media (994), Freesat (980) and YouView (303).
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Canadian mining, oil and gas companies are Colombia's third biggest source of foreign investment, operating almost exclusively in remote zones of the country where armed protection is a precondition to profit. The question is, protection from whom? Both Plan Colombia and the new Defense Cooperation Agreement identify FARC as the enemy, a view now echoed from Ottawa: speaking in favor of the Canada-Colombia free trade deal last fall, Liberal MP Scott Brison claimed that "Enbridge [a Canadian energy company] has been recognized for human rights training that it has provided to security personnel which are required to protect its investments and its workers against FARC." –"Canada Backs Colombia's Growing Embrace of US Military," Arno Kopecky, The Tyee
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To dissimulate my tentacular greed, I worked full-time without compensation at a leading liberal magazine that is well-known for their criticisms of unfettered global capitalism, your major recent accomplishment. I hold a masters degree in journalism from one of your favorite institutions, so I have been amply prepared to control the media to your—our—advantage. Now, as a fact-checker, I've positioned myself at an ideally pathetic level in the hierarchy that you dominate: who, but who, would suspect the lowly factchecker? Please don't take my lack of apparent power or authority as anything but the cleverest ruse. To reassure you, I can pass along the contact information of several Jewish intellectuals who would be more than willing to attest to my devious potential. –"A Cover Letter for Employment Opportunities with the Elders of Zion," Joseph Asher Bernstein, The Awl
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As Thomas Barfield pointed out to me the other day, for most of its history Afghanistan has actually been the cradle of empires, not their grave. Barfield, an anthropologist at Boston University, has been studying Afghanistan since the early 1970s, and he has just published a book — Afghanistan: A Cultural and Political History — that takes issue with the hoary stereotypes that continue to inform our understanding of the place. One of those myths, for example, is that Afghanistan is inherently unconquerable thanks to the fierceness of its inhabitants and the formidable nature of its terrain. But this isn't at all borne out by the history. "Until 1840 Afghanistan was better known as a 'highway of conquest' rather than the 'graveyard of empires,'" Barfield points out. "For 2,500 years it was always part of somebody's empire, beginning with the Persian Empire in the fifth century B.C." –"Bury the Graveyard," Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
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I listen to a lot of conservative talk radio. Confident masculine voices telling me the enemy is everywhere and victory is near — I often find it affirming: there's a reason I don't think that way. Last spring, many right-wing commentators made much of a Bloomberg poll that asked Americans, "Are you more sympathetic to Netanyahu or Obama?" Republicans picked the Israeli prime minister over their own president, 67 to 16 percent. There was a lot of affected shock that things had come to this. Rush Limbaugh said of Netanyahu that he wished "we had this kind of forceful moral, ethical clarity leading our own country"; Mark Levin described him as "the leader of the free world." For a few days there I yelled quite a bit in my car.
The one conservative radio show I do find myself enjoying is hosted by Dennis Prager. At the Thanksgiving dinner of American radio personalities (Limbaugh is your jittery brother-in-law, Michael Savage is your racist uncle, Hugh Hewitt is Hugh Hewitt) Dennis Prager is the turkey-carving patriarch trying to keep the conversation moderately high-minded. While Prager obviously doesn't like liberals — "The gaps between the left and right on almost every issue that matters are in fact unbridgeable," he has said — he often invites them onto his show for debate, which is rare among right-wing hosts. Yet his gently exasperated take on the Obama–Netanyahu matchup was among the least charitable: "Those who do not confront evil resent those who do."
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September 2007
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This month we reveal the real lowdown on inkjet paper--what you need to know as a printmaker, but probably never asked. We also have a range of Test Reports to meet your printing and processing needs--everything from a printer to a scanner to dust removal software. In addition, we have a must-read 10-megapixel digicam roundup. Finally, we have an insightful interview with photographic master Jerry Uelsmann.
22 Digital Innovations
Capturing Images In Camera And The Digital Darkroom
by Joe Farace
28 Press-Printed Products A New Offering For
Wedding & Portrait Photographers
by Steve Bedell
36 Test Report: Paper
Hahnemühle's Photo Rag Pearl 320 gsm
by George Schaub
40 Test Report: Printer
Epson's Stylus Photo R380
by Jack Neubart
50 Test Report: Dust Removal
Image Trends' SensorKleen & DustKleen
by Joe Farace
59 The Lowdown On Inkjet Paper
What You Need To Know, But Probably Never Asked
by David B. Brooks
70 Five 10-Megapixel Digicams: Small Cameras, Big Files
Canon's PowerShot G7, Casio's EXILIM EX-Z1000, Olympus' Stylus 1000, Panasonic's Lumix DMC-LX2, Samsung's NV10
by Jack Neubart
78 Roundup: New Products
Covering The Photo Beat
by C.A. Boylan
82 Test Report: Scanner
The Plustek OpticFilm 7200i 35mm Film Scanner
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90 First Look: Digital Camera
Sigma's SD14
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32 Smart Objects/Smart Filtering & Digital Lith Prints
Nondestructive Editing Techniques
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102 Sharpening Simplified
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106 Business Trends
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110 Multi-Image Portraits
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64 Master Interview
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Way back into time, as the Time Machine lands on Tuesday, September 21, 1971. New survey day! Here are the local top 10 singles.
Way back into time, as the Time Machine lands on Tuesday, September 21, 1971. New survey day! Here are the local top 10 singles.
Let's take a trip in "The Time Machine" to Sunday, September 20, 1981. These were the local top 10 singles:
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I don't know why I'm a sucker for lists like these. Probably because they always leave you with something to argue about.
Let's go! It's another trip in "The Time Machine", this time to Tuesday, September 14, 1976. There were the local top 10 singles:
Back into time once again. Let's check out the local top 10 singles from Tuesday, September 13, 1988.amazon.com
This trip in the Time Machine takes us to Friday, September 7, 1973. Here's the local top 10:
Back...back...back into time, as I play the local top 10 singles from Thursday, September 6, 1984.amazon.com
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Diageo is preparing for the global roll-out of its latest advertising campaign for its J&B whisky brand.
The global brand director for J&B hopes the upcoming GBP10m (US$19.2m) push behind the Scotch whisky brand will help it achieve the global "credibility" it has in Spain, its largest market.
Diageo is to launch a GBP10m (US$19.2m) global ad push behind Scotch whisky brand J&B.
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Your new role - AngularJS (or equivalent) - HTML5/CSS3 - SSAS Your new company Simply put, you will be joining one of the most pioneering companies in the UK. You will join a company with a multi-million customer base where you will have the chance to make a major impact and...
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Research carried out at UPV/EHU, DIPC and CNRS advances the understanding of electric contacts in future carbon-based nanoelectronics
Carbon-based nanostructures such as nanotubes, graphene sheets, and nanoribbons are unique building blocks showing versatile nanomechanical and nanoelectronic properties. These materials which are ordered in the nanoscale, that is, in the dimension of a millionth of millimetre, are promising candidates to envision applications in nanoscale devices, ranging from energy conversion to nano-electronic transistors.
A good connection between carbon-based materials and external metallic leads is of major importance in nanodevice performance, an aspect where an important step has been surmounted by researchers from UPV/EHU, DIPC and CNRS by studying contacts of carbon nanostructures with atoms of different chemical nature.
The chemical nature of contacting leads is of major importance as it affects the electronic properties and the geometry of the contact. The impact of these two aspects on the transport properties are entangled and this group studied these two parameters for contacts shrunk to the limit of individual atoms as for large structures it is challenging to address them separately.
In close collaboration, the researchers used a prototype carbon-based molecule made of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a sphere that can be viewed as a graphene sheet rolled into a tiny ball. The experimental team in Strasbourg led by Guillaume Schull, attached this molecule to the apex of an extremely tiny metal needle of a scanning tunnelling microscope.
The molecule-terminated needle was then cautiously approached to individual metallic atoms of different chemical nature up to the formation of a robust connection. By simultaneously measuring the electrical current passing through these connections, they could deduce which of the individual metallic atom is injecting charges to the carbon-made molecule with the greatest efficiency.
Large-scale computer simulations performed by the theoretical team in San Sebastian led by Thomas Frederiksen, Ikerbasque Research Professor at the DIPC, revealed a fascinating and unexpected aspect of these extremely tiny connections: their electric and mechanical properties are in fact representative for much larger carbon-based materials.
These results, published in the prestigious journal Nature Communications, set the bases to find extremely efficient contacts in the near future. The study paves the way to probe a great number of different metallic species (as well as tiny alloys made of two or three different metallic atoms), allowing for a systematic classification of their abilities to inject electrons into emerging carbon-based electronic devices.
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Wests Tigers chief executive Grant Mayer has moved to clear the air with disgruntled captain Robbie Farah, saying: "If I've done anything wrong by him, I'm the first to apologise."
It remains to be seen whether Farah will return to training today after taking stress leave over allegations he was behind a push to have coach Mick Potter ousted.
The club has been under fire for its handling of several issues, including contract negotiations with Potter and claims Farah did not receive sufficient support following his public spat with Gorden Tallis.
Mayer has copped much of the heat, particularly after Farah's post-match comments supporting Potter ended up on the cutting-room floor when the footage was posted on the club's website.
Mayer opened up about his relationship with Farah, the decision to delay a decision on the coach and his own future at the Tigers.
"We're obviously concerned for Robbie, we're keen to get him back as soon as possible," Mayer said.
"We're more than happy to support Robbie and the entire playing group where and when needed. If there are some issues, I'm happy to sort through them with him and his manager.
"Robbie Farah, who is feeling upset, I really feel for him. If I've done anything wrong by him, I'm the first to apologise. But we need him back at training, he's very much a part of our team, he's our captain and he'll be here for another three years. We need to focus on footy."
Mayer described suggestions Farah was being used by the club as a scapegoat over the coaching situation as "absolutely ridiculous" and took responsibility for the video drama.
"Yes, it was a mistake and as CEO I put my hand up. But it's been rectified," Mayer said. "The reality is it was a press conference and channels 7, 9 and 10 and a whole range of press were there. I'm sure that story got out in the appropriate media channels.
"In regards to getting a statement [of support for Farah] out there, there were two statements - one went out from the board on Sunday night and a second one from me personally on Monday morning. Again, I'm disappointed he thought it was too late but I was very vocal in my support for Robbie and the fact I believe he has been very harshly treated.
"Robbie has told me he wants to be here and I've told him and his manager that we as a club want him here. For me, as a starting point, that's a great way to mend any issues that may well be there.
"I honestly believe we all have to move on now and put the focus back on winning football games. We are still a very strong chance to make the semi-finals. Our captain is an integral part of that. We need him there, I want him there, the coach wants him there and his teammates want him here.
"I have no doubt that he'll be out there on Monday with his teammates to support the Simon Dwyer event."
There was speculation Potter would be sacked and replaced by assistant David Kidwell last Sunday, but the board resolved to hold off on a decision until the end of the season.
Asked if it was a stay of execution, Mayer said: "We're working with Mick every day in regards to this football team, we're giving him every chance of success. The one universal thing about Mick Potter is that he's universally liked, he's one of rugby league's great men.
"The decision on the coach has nothing to do with the CEO. There has been a lot of misreporting on that - it's a decision for the board. The board have the complete authority to appoint the CEO or the coach. Any other speculation around that is fundamentally wrong.
"While I understand it's tough, Mick Potter is not the only person off-contract at this club. There are other players, coaching staff and administration staff. We understand what he wants and we're going to work with Mick.
"Nothing has happened. He hasn't been told he's out. He's just been told we're going to delay the decision until the football season is over and then work through it. We want to focus on footy.
"All of this discussion on contracts is unhelpful and Mick himself is happy to wait. The board are trying to do the right thing without being dictated to by outside pressures."
Mayer said there were frustrations about the delays in finalising the club's governance structures but was confident the club was heading in the right direction.
"My own position? I'm the CEO of a football club, we have a certain shelf life," he said. "I'm a realist, I've been around long enough. Whilst I'm in the job I'll give it my 100 per cent effort. I take a lot from my experiences from the Bulldogs and Manly.
"I was at the Bulldogs during tough times, the salary-cap issues in 2002 and Coffs Harbour. I was at Manly during Brett Stewart [allegations, which were dismissed] and all the issues on the board. I understand how tough you need to be to ride these things out.
"The one thing you need to have on your side is the belief what you're doing is right. The board and myself know we are doing the right thing."
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- 560 of the best high school wrestlers are headed to Madison this week.
The state Individual championship tournament gets underway Thursday.
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Some of the sectional champs heading down include Rhinelander's Connor Johnson. The Division One 195 pounder is ranked #2 in the state. He finished 5th last year. He says he feels alot better heading down this time around.
"Time in the weight room, I was 220 pounds in football," Johnson explains. "I had to cut to make 195 (pounds) this year. Nice to have more throwing around muscle. Nice to represent my town."
Crandon has two wrestlers state-bound. Morgan Krueger and Grant Murray finished second in their weight classes in Division Three.
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 01/22/13 -- Wavefront, Canada's Centre of Excellence for Wireless Commercialization and Research, and Anritsu Electronics Ltd., a leader in wireless test solutions, announce they have formed a partnership expected to lower the costs and increase the availability of Long Term Evolution (LTE) development and testing for small and medium enterprise (SME) level businesses, device manufacturers, and mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) in Canada.
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"In partnership with Anritsu, we are pleased to establish the country's first LTE Layer 1, 2 and 3 pre-screen testing facility," said Wavefront President and CEO, James Maynard. "LTE is at the forefront in the evolution of next generation networks and this agreement provides wireless SMEs with streamlined access to critical time-compression and quality assurance testing equipment previously not available in Canada."
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As a part of this partnership, Anritsu Electronics will also serve as a top-tier sponsor at the 2013 M2M Summit, part of the Wavefront Wireless Summits Week in Vancouver on February 4, 2013.
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A 23-year-old man's actions were called imbecilic and moronic when he was jailed for five years for shooting a rival in a Hagley Park confrontation.
The defence had described the case as "excessive self-defence" but Lance John Ross had pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful possession of a firearm, recklessly discharging the weapon, and firing it with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
He was in a car with friends, when there was a confrontation with another vehicle during what appeared to be a night of cruising the city.
Judge Raoul Neave said: "The friends and associates you were with at no stage exercised one ounce of common sense, individually or collectively."
He said that after shooting the victim in the chest with a .22 rifle - a shot that exited the victim's back below the shoulder blade after apparently ricocheting off a rib - Ross was lucky not to be standing in the High Court for sentencing on a murder charge.
Family and friends had come to court to support Ross at his sentencing, and personal references were handed up to Judge Neave.
Ross had childhood issues with learning, but the pre-sentence report was favourable and he had no previous convictions. He was seen as a low risk of re-offending, said defence counsel Phillip Allan.
Judge Neave said the incident arose from unusual circumstances on the night of August 10, and he reduced Ross' sentence because of the complainant's contribution to the violence that took place.
It began with a confrontation when the two vehicles pulled up at some traffic lights.
The victim was a passenger in the other vehicle. Ross recognised him as the ex-boyfriend of one of the women in the car Ross was in.
The complainant got out of the other car and punched out the rear window of the van Ross was in. When the vehicles drove off, the victim sent a threatening text.
"Unfortunately, you and your friends then decided to up the ante," said the judge. They picked up a .22 rifle and ammunition from Ross' place. The judge described that decision as "a piece of imbecility".
About 3.30am, the van passed the other car in Harper Avenue and the driver stopped, when any sensible person would have kept on driving.
The victim came up to the van and punched his ex-girlfriend, knocking her down.
Ross then pointed the rifle out the smashed back window and fired a shot into the air. He then fired the second shot that hit him in the chest.
The judge described Ross' actions as being "stupid to the point of being absolutely moronic".
Passersby would have been put in danger by the shots. The judge referred to "the use of guns to sort out disputes that would have looked juvenile in the playground".
The victim had spent five days in hospital and still suffered from breathlessness and pain. The victim impact statement was moderate and displayed some understanding.
He said the victim should consider himself lucky if he had not been charged over the incident himself.
Judge Neave reduced Ross's sentence because of the contribution of the victim, the lack of previous convictions, and the guilty pleas.
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WASHINGTON -- The Senate cleared the way Tuesday for a vote this week on a broad energy bill that includes more than $14 billion in tax breaks for both conservation and energy production.
The legislation had been before the Senate for close to six weeks, and Majority Leader Tom Daschle said it needed to be wrapped up. After several hours of negotiations with Republicans, he announced agreement to move ahead with a final vote, probably Thursday.
The Senate voted 86-13 to end debate Thursday on the 580-page bill. While a handful of amendments -- some controversial -- remained to be considered, the bill is expected to be approved. Afterward, it would have to be merged with energy legislation already approved by the House.
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Senators from California and New York waged a last-ditch attempt Tuesday to remove from the Senate bill a provision that would require a tripling of ethanol use in gasoline. Democratic Sens. Dianne Feinstein of California and Charles Schumer of New York argued the ethanol mandate will produce gasoline shortages and price increases of 7 cents to 9 cents a gallon. Daschle, D-S.D., whose state would benefit substantially from the ethanol provision, called the price impact claims "dead wrong ... a myth." He cited Energy Department estimates that the ethanol would add no more than a penny a gallon onto the cost of fuel.
The energy bill had been on the verge of unraveling earlier in the day over an attempt to include a permanent repeal of inheritance taxes as part of the legislation. But Daschle defused the issue by agreeing to take up the matter this summer in other legislation.
Senators then agreed to add the $14 billion energy tax provision, which includes tax breaks for insulating homes and buying fuel-efficient hybrid electric-gas vehicles and benefits to help a wide range of energy producers.
Among major tax breaks in the Senate bill are:
$4.4 billion for oil and gas producers.
$3.2 billion for electric utilities that develop clean coal technologies and for nuclear power plants.
$4 billion to encourage energy conservation and efficiency and use of alternative fuels in vehicles.
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Posted by Reviewer2863106 on Apr 29, 2010
I use the spray inconjunction with the drinking Collidal Silver, I did not have to get on antibiotic like I usually do, I am very happy.
Great stuff!
Posted by Reviewer1322725 on May 24, 2010
I bought this to treat a sinus infection, and my symptoms were gone within two days.
Colloidal Silver Nasal Spray
Posted by Reviewer1004434 on Aug 12, 2008
I use at the first signs of a head cold and usually the symptoms never become full blown.
Seems to Work Well!
Posted by Reviewer2433094 on Sep 08, 2010
I used this product for ten days for a sinus infection. I believe it worked well, as I no longer have the nagging headache and face pain that has been there for two months.
Great value
Posted by Reviewer1700594 on Aug 25, 2009
Great for sinus infections.
getting rid of the polyps.
Posted by Reviewer1486600 on Jul 22, 2011
Great for sinus problems.
Posted by Reviewer2318532 on Jan 09, 2012
I have bad sinus issues, I am having surgery soon. I have to say this is a really good natural spray to get rid of bacteria and infections.
Help for the Sinuses
Posted by Reviewer1744101 on May 05, 2011
This is the one thing that gets my sinuses well again - and by using this natural antibiotic I can work to get rid of infection and not harm my body's friendly flora!
Posted by Reviewer2139704 on Jun 21, 2012
I use this after saline sinus cleanse. It helps a lot.
The best
Posted by NurseEmily on Sep 03, 2012
My husband says this is one of the best nose sprays he has ever tried. He's been trying different kinds daily for 10 years. Until now, he is needing less sprays of the drug store kind less often.