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…a man is never so much represented to the perspective of another as when he blushes or laughs. The expression on a face is largely determined by involuntary movements; and yet it is the living picture of the perspective that 'peers' from it, and hence the true and dominant image of the 'self'. Its glances, smiles and blushes are the involuntary marks of a self-conscious perception. These reveal the other's perspective partly because he does not fully control them, and we desire him through them precisely when their movements are most involuntary—as in the closing of the eyes and the opening of the mouth in the kiss of passion.Roger Scruton
Jan. 10 at 2:16am
Now that various courts are beginning to weigh in on the HHS Mandate, it's worth re-examining what the commotion is all about. Over at Bad Catholic, one article lays out convincingly why religious liberty is worth making a fuss over.
Here's another aspect: the reductionism of abandoning constitutional terminology and quietly replacing "freedom of religion" with "freedom of worship" as Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton, and some others have been doing for years now.
Maybe they thought no one would notice. Maybe they believed the core of a Catholic's faith is a fondness for quaint liturgical customs and a sentimental sense of belonging.
Still, in his community-organizer days,and throughout …
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In her recent First Things article, What Are Children For?, Paige Hochschild criticizes Dietrich von Hildebrand for thinking of procreation as a merely extrinsic purpose of marriage, as something which is in no way constitutive of its essence. She quotes him as saying that marriage is a "closed union" in which "each of the two parties is turned exclusively upon the other." As a result, she goes on, von Hildebrand can't possibly do justice to the political and communitarian dimensions of marriage. He "excludes from marriage's integral ordering, both in end and in meaning, the raising of children for the society of the city of God."
All of this seriously mis-represents von Hildebrand's real …
continue readingJan. 6 at 3:02pm
I came across this week (I can't remember where) someone making a point in passing—as if it were a matter of plain fact—that "passive aggression" is basically the same thing as "non-violent resistance."
It took me aback. I see these two things as radically opposed, with "passive aggression" being vicious, while non-violent resistance is virtuous.
I have the same experience when I hear people speaking as if lust is a synonym for conjugal desire. Conjugal desire and lust are both about sex, but that's where the similarity ends. Morally speaking, they are opposites. Conjugal love is a self-giving desire for union with another person; lust is a self-centered urge to use another. Conjugal love …
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"Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Savior?"
What's a personalist to make of this question?
It's a familiar one to evangelicals—so familiar that you can easily gloss over what exactly it might mean. It's also a question to which, since becoming a Catholic, I've learned a couple of preliminary comebacks:
First, of course, nowhere in the Bible does Christ say "Go out to all the nations and instruct them to accept me as their personal Savior." It's a relatively recent phrase, and its centrality to salvation—especially the way it displaces baptism—
is a modern invention.
Secondly, yes: the personal assent of the will, the free receptivity to the proffered gift, is …
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Pope Benedict's New Year's message is, as so much of what he writes and says, eminently personalistic. Lamenting the way bad news and evil acts "make more noise" than love and truth and sacrifice, he calls on us to deepen our interior lives.
"We can't just stop at the news if we want to understand the world and life, we have to be capable of standing in silence, in meditation, in calm and prolonged reflection, we have to know how to stop and think," he said.
One of the mottoes of the Personalist Project is "bringing philosophy to life." We mean to capture two things with the phrase: that the focus of our interest is the mystery of life, and that we want to help bring the habit of …
continue readingDec. 22, 2012, at 8:40pm
I really love good movies, and I hate bad ones. This, of course, creates a bit of a practical dilemma, since you can't really be sure ahead of time whether a movie will be good or bad.
Not long ago our family sat down sort of hopefully to Brave. After all, it was Pixar, and it had gotten pretty good reviews. Afterwards, we were appalled, including the nine year old—annoyed that we'd wasted an evening of family time; bitterly disappointed that Pixar could produce such inane, PC drivel; depressed about the state of our culture...
It's the sort of experience that puts you on guard. You think, "That's it. I am never watching a movie again unless the reviews from someone I trust are rock …
continue readingDec. 22, 2012, at 10:11am
What is it about our understanding of matrimony that makes the arguments for "marriage equality" seem so plausible to so many?
If we, as a society, still believed marriage was essentially about lifelong fidelity and children, and somebody proposed that a same-sex relationship be regarded as one sort of marriage, it would seem implausible, even unthinkable. After all, such unions are inevitably infertile and notoriously impermanent and non-exclusive.
But we've already downgraded "traditional" marriage to a (usually) long-term relationship between two people who "have feelings for each other."
Children are an optional accessory which may be acquired the old-fashioned way or by any number …
continue readingDec. 20, 2012, at 2:26pm
A Ricochet member linked today a thought-provoking essay in the UK Guardian on the medicalization of evil. It's written by a medical historian observing the public commentary on the massacre of innocents in Connecticut last week.
continue readingAnyone who has been watching the news over the past few days will have heard the gunman, Adam Lanza, described as "sick," "disturbed" and "defective". The perpetrator may indeed have suffered from mental conditions that led to his homicidal attack, but even before anything was known about Lanza (including his name), many people in the media assumed a crime of this magnitude could only be committed by a mentally unstable individual. Very little discussion – if …
Dec. 19, 2012, at 2:36pm
For many months now, I have been steeping my psyche in the wisdom of Whittaker Chambers, as I fall asleep nightly listening to the audio version of Witness.
When awake, I mostly read other things, including, at the moment, Norman Podhoretz' highly engaging, Ex Friends. I would write a daily post about it, too, if time permitted.
What most compels my attention and admiration about Chambers' thought is his deep conviction that the battle of our time is not, finally, between two political philosophies, but between two faiths: a faith in God, who made us in his image, and the faith that opposes this faith, i.e., the denial of God and God's image in man.
(It's worth saying here …
continue readingDec. 17, 2012, at 2:07pm
The introductory note to the Psalm for today in Magnificat is arresting.
The coastlands see, and fear, the ends of the earth tremble: these things are near, they come to pass. (Is 41:5)
The time grows short, the messenger's cry urgent: the Lord is very near! Those who hope to delay his coming until "later, when I have time to get ready" find this late Advent cry diconcerting. Those who look for him not only in hte past but in the present and the future rejoice at the news: God's promises are kept within the boundaries of time.
It's a phrase I think I've not heard before. "God's promises are kept within the bounds of time." There will come a day when this order of things passes away …
continue readingDec. 16, 2012, at 10:12pm
Sometimes a piece of writing seems all set to go. You've wrestled it into shape: you're not altogether satisfied, but it's probably good enough, and anyway, the deadline is here.
But you keep sensing the very inconvenient need to file it away, start again from scratch, and address something else altogether.
That happened when our friend, Peter, died—I realized how pointless it was to try to write anything but a tribute to him. Something similar happened today.
Here it is, Gaudete Sunday. That means we're commanded to rejoice. Not just encouraged, but commanded (gaudete: plural imperative).
That seems surprising, because sometimes the Good News is presented in a deformed state, and …
continue readingDec. 12, 2012, at 9:11pm
I basically learned the faith from Sr. David Mary, a member of the Sisters of Loretto. I had her as my teacher in elementary school for nearly three years—I had to move away in the middle of my third year—and she drilled us in the Baltimore Catechism #2. She also taught us our prayers and we went through them daily at school. We opened the schoolday as a class with the Morning Offering, paused for a decade of the rosary at mid-morning (covering the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be, but also including the Hail Holy Queen), said grace before and after meals at lunch, said the Confiteor aloud together before we began the afternoon classes, and ended the day with the Act of Contrition.
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Pop music in general often deals with superficial things, e.g., Jan and Dean's hit song "Honolulu Lulu" about the courage of a curvy surfer girl to go out and face the big waves. (In its defense, it does have the one great line revealing the level of religious awareness in the surfing culture: "When the beach is quiet and you know you're out of luck, we pray for surf while makin' out in the truck.")
Other songs, on a bit higher level, deal with intense emotions, though these powerful feelings are not always particularly well-ordered or understood. In Neil Diamond's repertoire, such songs would include "Cracklin' Rosie," "Cherry, Cherry," "Kentucky Woman," "Thank the Lord for the Night …
continue readingDec. 10, 2012, at 10:20pm
Today it was warm outside. April warm. But it was also overcast and drizzly, so that even at midday, we had to have lamps on all over the house. Ten more days of lengthening darkness.
It is so, so good to be able to light the Advent candles and read the hope-imparting, heart-exalting readings assigned to these weeks of the Liturgical year!
Otherwise, I fear I'd succumb to gloom.
What inscrutable mixtures of body, psyche and spirit we persons are! And how kind and merciful of God to answer all our wants as He constantly does!
Dec. 7, 2012, at 5:13pm
This morning I came across this story about an announcement by Bishop Cordileone of Oakland.
The bishops are calling on Catholics to do five specific things to advance this campaign for liberty, life and marriage. These include saying the rosary daily, attending a special Holy Hour on the last Sunday of each month, participating in a Fortnight of Freedom in the summer of 2013, including in every Mass prayers of the faithful for the causes of life, marriage and liberty, and fasting and abstaining from meat on Fridays.
I had the following reactions:
First: Wonderful! That's what we need: bishops who will stand up for the truth!
Second: Oh…wait a minute…today's Friday. That would mean…
continue readingDec. 6, 2012, at 11:09pm
Earlier this month my wife Maria pointed out to me a very beautiful paragraph on forgiveness by Romano Guardini included in one of the daily readings (Meditation for Nov. 12) in the November issue of Magnificat. Remembering that I had the book (The Lord) in the basement, I searched it out to read further—from Chapter XIII.
After reviewing the relevant line of the text of the Our Father and some commentary on it in Matt. 6:14-15 (But if you do not forgive men, neither will your father forgive you your offenses), Matt. 18: 21-2 (Forgive 70 times 7 times) and Matt 18: 35 (the story of the king settling accounts with the heartless servant who was forgiven but would not forgive a lesser …
continue readingDec. 4, 2012, at 10:26am
A friend linked a beautiful John Paul II quotation:
For a stalk to grow or a flower to open there must be time that cannot be forced; nine months must go by for the birth of a human child; to write a book or compose music often years must be dedicated to patient research ...To find the mystery there must be patience, interior purification, silence, waiting....
It reminds me of one of the pearls of wisdom Alice von Hildebrand gave me about courtship. "If you break open a bud in your impatience to see the flower, you ruin it." Love takes time to grow between persons. Don't force it.
It's striking how simple and true this is, and yet, how difficult to realize in our lives! Our culture …
continue readingDec. 2, 2012, at 2:07pm
Ideally, Christians are always ready to give an answer for their hope and faith to anyone who asks. In practice, however, we usually don't have a convincing answer until someone asks for it. That's when we first begin to reflect on our own views.
This explains the situation many of us find ourselves in today, concerning our views on marriage. We firmly believe that it is a life-long commitment between a man and a woman. But when challenged, we can't think of any persuasive arguments, and our view appears to be no more than a blind, unjust prejudice.
For those, who, like me, want to better understand their own views on this all-important subject, and be able to give a reason for it, I …
continue readingDec. 1, 2012, at 10:02pm
As I've mentioned, I used to have a peculiar understanding of spontaneity.
It was a Good Thing. Period.
I did allow that even someone as charmingly whimsical as myself needed to be predictable and systematic sometimes. Teeth had to be brushed. Sunday Mass couldn't be neglected. I didn't want to end up toothless or damned,
so I was willing to attend to a few select things on schedule whether the mood struck me or no.
But if I was sloppy and incompetent about the other 99% of life, well, that was a lot more appealing than becoming one of those intimidating people who march through life in a haze of grim perfectionism. (I thought of an acquaintance who was raising a well-mannered …
continue readingDec. 1, 2012, at 4:49pm
Over my nearly 62 years on this earth, I've been able to read through the Bible several times, and the New Testament a couple of times more. Alleluia! What a gift! One of the things which has always struck me is the overwhelming, superabundant joy that flows through those who knew and walked with Christ—the Apostles and Evangelists, Peter, Paul, James, John, etc. I have been especially impressed with the joy and longing at the end of the entire revelation, in the Apocalypse (despite all the frightful dimensions of the book), as well as the superabounding joy that seems to break forth at the very beginning of the epistles of Paul, Peter, James, and John.
It occurred to me that this joy …
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No news yet as to why, but all the news outlets are confirming that Barney Frank will announce that he is not running for reelection in 2012. He is going to hold a news conference later on today to give more details.
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After investigating, deputies say the children were caught in the middle of shots being fired inside a home. Authorities say the children's parents were fighting when the wife's father got involved with a firearm. Shots were fired, but deputies aren't saying who pulled the trigger.
"It appears right now it started out as a domestic and evolved into possibly other charges being filed now," says capt. Derek Walrod with the Jasper County Sheriffs Office. "We don't know that much about it right now because we're still investigating and don't want to give any false information," Walrod adds.
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"The two argued constantly," Jackson says. "Everyday it seemed like there was something. He would come out and open the door and you could probably be a half mile down the road and you could hear it," he adds.
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03/22/2013 Redbird Gymnasts Head South to Defend MIC TitleISU will be looking to repeat as MIC Champions 02/24/2013 Redbird Gymnasts Set Season-high Team Score of 195.000A 195.000 team score is the highest team score seen under head coach Bob Conkling. 02/14/2013 Redbirds Travel to Take On MIC Conference Rival, SEMOThe Illinois State gymnastics team will also take on SEMO Feb. 24 at home in the Horton Field House. 02/08/2013 ISU competes at the 15th annual Chicago Style gymnastics meetSami King had an all-around score of 39.200 02/06/2013 Gray Named MIC Specialist of the WeekShe set a career-high score of 9.925 on the vault. 2012 Season: All-MIC First Team selection on the vault ... competed in every meet on vault... posted a career-high score of 9.850 on vault against SEMO (Feb. 24) and against Northern Illinois (March 4)... contributed to the record breaking team score of 49.150 against SEMO (Feb. 24). 2011 Season: Spent the majority of the season sidelined due to injury ... competed in two meets ... scored a career-high 9.850 on the vault at the Illinois Classic (Mar. 12). Mother McAuley High School: Competed with Illinois Gymnastics Institute ... two-time level 10 state and regional qualifier junior and senior year ... was a part of the level 10 second place state team senior year and level 10 state championship team junior year with IS I... was a Junior Olympic Qualifier after being injured most of the season sophomore year ... was a level 9 state vault champion and eastern championship qualifier where she took third place in vault freshman year. Personal: Born: September 6, 1992 ... daughter of Arriel and Allena Gray ... major: early childhood education ... second oldest of three siblings ... father played football at North Park University |


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1. How can I pre-pay my Sports Equipment?
Sports Equipment is available between the time of booking up to 4 hours prior to departure time through PAL Express Website, Organic Ticket Offices, Services Centers and Call Center.
2. How much will I have to pay for the Sports Equipment?
PHP 1000.00 per person per way.
3. What is the maximum weight under the Sports Equipment Service?
15kgs per person per way
4. I purchased my tickets through a Travel Agency; can I still avail of this service?
Yes, you may call our Call Center through (02) 855-9000 or (032)505-1616 for Cebu, to avail of this service or through our Organic Ticket Offices and Service Centers.
5. How is this different from the Pre-paid Baggage service?
This service entitles the passenger of up to 15kgs of Sports Equipment. Currently sports equipment is weighed together with the passenger's pre-paid baggage allowance (if he availed of one). With this new service of PAL Express, passengers can now enjoy both the pre-paid baggage option and additional 15kgs of sports equipment.
6. What are the eligible sports equipment covered in this service?
- Golf Clubs
- Diving/Scuba Equipment
- Surfboards/Surfing Equipment (not windsurfing)
- Wakeboards
- Bicycles
- Fishing Equipment
- Bowling Balls
7. What if I availed of the Sports Equipment Service and actual weight of my baggage exceeds 15kgs?
If you exceed the Sports Equipment allowable weight, the excess weight will be charged either by volume or actual weight whichever is higher.
8. I have a 10kgs Free Baggage Allowance, I also availed of 10kgs. Pre-paid Baggage and Sports Equipment for my Golf Bag, but the actual weight of my regular checked-in baggage is 15kgs and Golf Club is 15kgs. Will I still pay any excess baggage at the airport?
No, you will not be asked to pay any excess baggage fee at the airport anymore.
9. I have a 10kgs. Free Baggage Allowance, I also availed of 10kgs. Pre-paid Baggage and Sports Equipment for my Bowling Balls, but actual weight of my regular checked-in baggage is 23kgs. and Bowling Balls of 15kgs. Will I still pay any excess baggage at the airport?
Yes, you will have to pay excess baggage fee for the 3kgs in excess of your excess baggage.
10. I have a 10kgs. Free Baggage Allowance, and availed of Sports Equipment for my Bicycle, but actual weight of my regular checked-in baggage is 8kgs. and Bicycle is 16kgs. Will I still pay any excess baggage at the airport?
Yes, you will have to pay excess baggage fee for the 1kg in excess of your sports equipment.
11. I have availed of Sports Equipment for my flight, but on the day of my flight I failed to bring any sports equipment, can I refund the fee what I paid?
No, Sports Equipment Service Fee is non-refundable.
12. I will rebook my confirmed flight; can I also rebook my Sports Equipment service?
No, Sports Equipment service is non-rebookable.
13. I have cancelled my confirmed reservation, and wish to refund my ticket, can I also refund my Sports Equipment Fee?
No, it non-refundable.
14. Is Sports Equipment Fee transferable?
Yes, Sports Equipment Fee is transferable.
15. What is the required packaging for the above-mentioned sports equipment?
To avoid damages, the following must be complied:
- Golf Clubs – The external container of the clubs must be sturdy designed for shipping.
- Diving/Scuba Equipment – All items must be secured in a sturdy container designed for shipping. Scuba tanks and flares are not allowed. Spear guns must be unloaded with the spear packed separately.
- Surfboards/Surfing Equipment and Wakeboards – The outer container must be strong enough as protection against dents and untoward scratches. The length of a surfboard to be accepted must be ____ for Airbus flights and ____for Bombardier Q-400 flights. For wakeboards length should be _____for Airbust Flights and _______for Bombardier Q-400 flgiths. Only ___Surfboards/Wakeboards are allowed per Airbus flights and _____Surfboards/Wakeboards are allowed per Airbus flights.
- Bicyles – Tires must be deflated. Its lamps, mirrors and pedals must be removed. All other parts of the bicycle must be packed in a way they are positioned in the same direction of the main frame.
- Fishing Equipment – Its main part should be retractable and must be packed in a sturdy container.
- Bowling Balls – We accept 2 bowling balls and 1 pair of bowling shoes placed securely in a bowling bag.
16. What about other Sports Equipment not mentioned, how can I transport them?
Sports Equipment not mentioned will be assessed using standard excess baggage fee and still subject for acceptance as checked baggage by PAL Express Check-in Agent.
17. Is this service available on all PAL Express flights?
This service is available on all PAL Express flights except for Caticlan, Busuanga and Masbate. The service is however limited in terms of quantity of prepaid Sports Equipment that may be availed per flight – this is due to the size/capacity of the aircraft to be utilized for the flight.


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These people were arrested around the state in December.
One of the suspects in a basketball star's murder plead guilty …
A former Chicago police officer has been sentenced to 12 years …
A Lafayette man is sentenced to nearly two decades in prison …
Updated: Friday, 11 Jan 2013, 11:11 PM EST
Published : Friday, 11 Jan 2013, 9:25 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - An Indianapolis mother is behind bars, charged with arson and the murder of her 7-year-old son.
According to an affidavit for probable cause, Jessica Rogers was making meth last month when the apartment caught on fire.
According to investigators, she saved herself but did little to save her son.
Like most who responded to the apartment fire on West Washington that early December morning, neighbor Betty Brinson knew something wasn't right.
"I asked her where her son was because she kept yelling, her son, her son, and I said, 'Where is he?' And she says, 'He's in there,' and I said, 'Well why are you out here?'"
It's testimony like Brinson's that fill a 9-page affidavit, charging 30-year-old Jessica Rogers with arson and the murder of her 7-year-old son Dreydon Webb.
ONLINE EXTRA | Read the probable cause affidavit
The details are graphic and disturbing, painting a picture of a mother on drugs and alcohol who was making meth when a blast caught the house on fire.
She is quoted as saying, "I messed up and it blew up in my face."
Rogers and her boyfriend jumped out a window to safety but Rogers said the fire was too hot to save her son.
Besides witness testimony and even Rogers' own statements, there's this: the size of their apartment. 32 feet by 9 feet - smaller than three parking spaces. Investigators call it an open floor plan with barely any furniture. So how could Rogers not get to her little boy who was crying for help?
Recorded in the affidavit was Draydon's cries of "Help me, Mommy" four or five times, even after Rogers jumped from the window the boy's pleas were heard from outside.
"I couldn't believe that she jumped and then he got out and left him in there, and no one to help him. That's what got me," said neighbor, Anna Whited.
Emotions said to be missing from Jessica Rogers that December morning are now overflowing on West Washington Street from neighbors. They're mourning Draydon Webb, and furious a mother could be accused of doing something so unimaginable.
"Nobody should ever leave a child behind," said Neighbor, Gloria Clark. "I hope she burns. I hope she burns in Hell for this."


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Keeping it Green at the Gillespie
April 20, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Link to Zach Rosson's "Earth's Voices" performance
Upcoming Earth Week Event
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Come see our newest exhibit!
Click the image above to visit our Facebook page and get an inside look at parts of the exhibit and its installation.
See the Gillespie Museum newsletter which features an article on the exhibit.
This exhibit was also featured in the Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway's January newsletter.
You can also follow us on Twitter as well!
Spring 2013
January 22: museum re-opens for the spring semester.
February 5: educational programs begin.
February 9, 10a.m. - 1p.m.: Science Saturday - Save a Sandhill: Learn about Longleaf Pine Habitat
March 16, 10 a.m. - 1p.m.: Science Saturday - Brain Facts: Think about Neuroscience
April 20, 10a.m. - 1p.m.: Science Saturday - Earth Day: Keeping it Green
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Children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) require specialized teaching strategies when learning about the body, sexuality, and relationships. This complete sex education resource provides practical teaching advice, activity ideas, and illustrated handouts geared towards the needs of children of all ages on the autism spectrum. more »
October 2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95Keywords: adolescence, Asperger syndrome, autism, challenging behaviour, child development, children, disability, education, educational training, emotions, high functioning autism, intellectual disabilities, mainstream education, personal hygiene, PSHE, relationships, self esteem, sex education, sexual abuse, sexuality, special education, teenagers, transitions, youthwork
Explaining death in concrete terms that children with autism will understand, this book discusses the complicated and painful emotions of bereavement, and offers creative and expressive activities that facilitate healing. This interactive book is ideal for children and teens to work through by themselves, with a parent, or with a professional. more »
2012, Paperback: £14.99/ $22.95Keywords: adolescence, art therapy, Asperger syndrome, autism, bereavement, children, counselling, creative therapies, creativity, death, disability, emotions, expressive therapies, families, grief, high functioning autism, parenting, pastoral care, pervasive developmental disorder, PSHE, special education, suicide, teenagers, youthwork
Packed with creative activity ideas to use with children and teenagers aged 5 and above, this resource builds therapeutic skills such as self-esteem, positive thinking, conflict resolution and anger control. The fun activities use art, music, stories, and films and will provide all those working with children and teenagers with a wealth of ideas. more »
2011, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, attachment, child psychology, children, colour therapy, counselling, creative therapies, creativity, education, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, pastoral care, play therapy, PSHE, self esteem, social work, special education, teenagers, youthwork
This book looks in detail at five positive character traits - resilience, optimism, humor, kindness, and self-efficacy - and offers tried and tested strategies for bolstering each strength in individuals with ASD. The authors provide rich and varied lesson plans which contain a multitude of activities and which can be easily implemented. more »
2011, Paperback: £14.99/ $21.95Keywords: adolescence, anger management, anxiety, autism, bullying, challenging behaviour, child development, child psychology, children, communication, early intervention, education, emotions, families, high functioning autism, mental health, occupational therapy, parenting, pastoral care, play, play therapy, PSHE, psychology, relationships, resilience, self esteem, sensory issues, social skills, social stories, special education, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy, teenagers
This fun game teaches young people the social skills they need to stay safe in school and in the wider community. Choice Cards invite players to imagine themselves in a scenario and choose how they would respond in that situation. The outcome is then revealed, and the more safe choices they make the further they progress in the game! more »
2011, Board Game: £21.83 + VAT = £26.20/ $49.95Keywords: adolescence, Asperger syndrome, bullying, counselling, high functioning autism, intellectual disabilities, occupational therapy, pastoral care, PSHE, social skills, special education, teenagers, youthwork
The book is a collection of tried and tested games for use in workshops, youth groups and the classroom. With clear instructions, delightful illustrations and discussion ideas for every game, this book makes it easy to encourage everyone from age 6 to 86 to think for themselves, use their imagination, and interact positively with those around them. more »
2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $32.95Keywords: adolescence, child psychology, children, communication, education, mainstream education, occupational therapy, pastoral care, play, PSHE, social skills, special education, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy, teenagers, youthwork
Merges' program is based on the concept that there are 10 hurdles that make it challenging for people with ASD to enjoy social interaction. This book guides the reader through planning, running, and assessing group sessions designed to help participants overcome these hurdles, and ultimately enjoy more independent and fulfilling lives. more »
2010, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95Keywords: ADD, ADHD, adolescence, adults, anxiety, Asperger syndrome, autism, careers, child development, child psychology, children, communication, community care, counselling, depression, disability, education, educational psychology, emotions, employment, families, high functioning autism, mainstream education, mental health, occupational therapy, pastoral care, pervasive developmental disorder, play, PSHE, psychology, relationships, resilience, self esteem, sensory issues, social care, social skills, special education, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy, teenagers, transitions, youthwork
Are You Okay deals with these issues that many adults may face when trying to help a young person in their care in the aftermath of a crime. It provides detailed information on the different types of crime from assault and hate crime to cyberbullying and sexual abuse, and explores how they may affect the young person in different ways. more »
2010, Paperback: £14.99/ $26.95Keywords: adolescence, advocacy, bullying, child protection, child psychology, children, children's rights, communication, counselling, domestic abuse, education, educational training, emotions, families, grief, joint working, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, law, mainstream education, offenders, pastoral care, probation, PSHE, psychotherapy, race, relationships, residential care, resilience, restorative justice, risk assessment, safeguarding children, school phobia, SEAL, self esteem, self harm, sexual abuse, social care, social policy, social work, social work law, special education, supervision, teenagers, therapeutic communities, trauma, violence, youthwork
Count Me In! provides practical ways of involving young people in the inclusive classroom. At its heart is a recognition of the power of getting students involved and the value this can bring to their education. It includes a host of ways to get children involved, from seeking their opinions on lessons to allowing them to have a say in school life. more »
2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95Keywords: ADD, ADHD, adolescence, advocacy, Asperger syndrome, autism, challenging behaviour, children, children's rights, developmental coordination disorder, disability, Down's syndrome, dyslexia, dyspraxia, education, educational psychology, educational training, emotions, epilepsy, high functioning autism, inclusive classroom, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, mainstream education, nonverbal learning disabilities, pastoral care, pervasive developmental disorder, PSHE, resilience, SEAL, self esteem, sensory issues, special education, teenagers, tourettes, transitions
This book contains safe and structured role plays for working with different groups, including individuals with ASD, their teachers, caregivers, parents and peers. It provides materials for custom-making role plays to suit the specific needs of participants and photocopiable forms for tracking individual participants' skills. more »
2010, Paperback: £37.16 + VAT = £44.59/ $60.95Keywords: Asperger syndrome, autism, bullying, challenging behaviour, dramatherapy, educational training, high functioning autism, inclusive classroom, pervasive developmental disorder, PSHE, social skills, special education, theatre, transitions, youthwork
Working with Young Men offers a wealth of positive group activities to engage, motivate and meet the needs of young men. Designed to help them improve their self-esteem and develop leadership skills, this book is full of fun and imaginative activities that explore issues such as anger, peer pressure, risk-taking and emotional health and well-being. more »
2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95Keywords: adolescence, alcohol, anger management, anorexia, anxiety, attachment, bulimia, bullying, challenging behaviour, children, communication, creativity, diet, drugs, eating disorders, education, emotions, families, health care, inclusive classroom, mainstream education, mental health, offenders, pastoral care, personal hygiene, probation, PSHE, relationships, resilience, SEAL, self esteem, self harm, sex education, sexuality, social care, social skills, social stories, social work, special education, substance abuse, teenagers, transitions, trauma, violence, youthwork
For those involved in commissioning and running projects working with people, measuring performance and assessing outcomes are an essential part of applying for and maintaining funding. This versatile book guides you through the process of evaluating your project in order to improve funding applications and build the case its survival. more »
2010, Paperback: £24.99/ $42.95Keywords: community care, counselling, education, employment, health care, housing, mainstream education, mental health, nursing, pastoral care, probation, PSHE, social care, social policy, social work, special education, youthwork
Packed with fun sessions and practical group activities, Working with Young Women presents a multitude of opportunities for young women to build self-esteem, confidence and assertiveness. From art activities to life story work, the author offers ideas for a wide range of projects, games, discussions, drama and role-play to engage and motivate. more »
2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95Keywords: adolescence, alcohol, anger management, anorexia, anxiety, attachment, bulimia, challenging behaviour, children, communication, creativity, diet, drugs, eating disorders, education, emotions, families, health care, inclusive classroom, mainstream education, mental health, offenders, pastoral care, personal hygiene, probation, PSHE, relationships, resilience, SEAL, self esteem, self harm, sex education, sexuality, social care, social skills, social stories, social work, special education, teenagers, transitions, trauma, violence, youthwork
Plummer offers over 100 activities aimed at helping children to build emotional resilience. With a mixture of short, snappy activities and longer guided visualizations, these exercises are suitable for use with individuals or groups, and many are appropriate for use with children with complex needs or speech and language difficulties. more »
2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95Keywords: anger management, anxiety, attachment, bereavement, bullying, challenging behaviour, child development, children, communication, counselling, creativity, depression, education, educational training, emotions, families, grief, inclusive classroom, Key Stage 2, mainstream education, mental health, occupational therapy, parenting, pastoral care, play, PSHE, psychology, psychotherapy, relationships, resilience, school phobia, SEAL, self esteem, social skills, social work, special education, speech and language therapy, transitions, youthwork
All Dogs Have ADHD takes an inspiring and affectionate look at Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), using images and ideas from the canine world. Charming colour photographs of dogs bring to life familiar ADHD characteristics such as being restless and excitable, getting easily distracted, and acting on impulse. more »
2008, Hardback: £9.99/ $14.95Keywords: ADD, ADHD, autism, challenging behaviour, child psychology, children, counselling, educational psychology, educational training, inclusive classroom, occupational therapy, parenting, PSHE, self esteem, special education, speech and language therapy
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Mid March fishing was up and down off Mazatlan as is the case most anywhere you fish some days the fish are on some days there not that is a reality of fishing! Mazatlan saw more cooler and windier days then normal this winter which led to a little slower fishing for some species. Bottom fishing in March was not good, offshore had better days than others but the over all average was pretty good. There was a good share of all three species of Marlin and Sailfish, some nice Mahi Mahi taken. One succesful trip on March 21 2007 was taken by Mike and Jehn Hahn of Arizona. They caught 2 nice Mako Sharks and although they did get a billfish of the several taken that day all all and all they had a great trip to this port city and plan to return for there trophy! Read what they had to say and view there pictures below. Hi Larry,
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Senior forward Scott Ferguson had 26 points, including three crucial late threes to seal a win for Georgia College mens basketball team 56-54 at Lander University Thursday.
The Bobcats improved to 9-16 overall and 5-13 in the Peach Belt. Lander fell to 8-17 and 3-15.
Despite 20-point efforts from Shanteona Keys and Enisha Donley, the Georgia College womens basketball team lost 77-67 at Lander.
Georgia College fell to 12-13 overall and 8-10 in the Peach Belt Conference while Lander improved to 9-16 and 6-12.
With the Bobcats trailing 49-44 at the 5:10 mark in the second half, Ferguson hit 3-point shots on three consecutive possessions. When the dust settled, Georgia College had a 53-51 advantage with 3:29 remaining.
The remainder of the contest became a free-throw battle, the Bobcats out-lasting the Bearcats to the finish. With the Bobcats down one and 26 seconds left, David Wagner got a steal that eventually turned into two free throws for Royal Thomas and a 55-54 lead.
Lander missed a three that wouldve given them a two-point advantage and the Bobcats hit another free throw for the 56-54 final.
Aarika Judge drained seven 3-pointers for 31 points to lead Landers women.
Keys went for 25 points, going 5-for-5 on 3-pointers and grabbing seven rebounds. Donley did her damage inside the arc, going 10-for-19.
The Bobcats outshot Lander 47-44 percent, but Lander had five more 3-pointers and 11 more rebounds.
Georgia College is a game behind North Georgia for the fourth and final playoff spot in the West Division.
The Bobcats will have senior day on Saturday with the women starting at 1:30 p.m.
Georgia College sweeps Fort Valley State
It was a tale of two different games Thursday as Georgia College softball swept Fort Valley State University 1-0 and 13-2 in non-conference softball.
Georgia College improved to 13-9.
Dani Gallucci and Kierra Thompson battled in a first-game pitchers duel. Gallucci gave up three singles in seven innings to get the win and improve to 3-3.
Georgia Colleges run came in the fourth, when Kristen Brooks RBI single scored Gallucci, who reached on an error. Brooks finished the game 2-for-3 with the RBI.
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Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I received the night repair serum as a deluxe sample and having tried it, I feel that it is a very good serum. Overnight, my skin did become more supple and felt more hydrated- which are my main concerns with dry patches on my combination skin. It feels lightweight and non-greasy, which is a plus. I would recommend spritzing actual water or even mint water which i do after brushing my teeth ( VERY minty indeed) onto your face followed by the serum- the sensation is awesome! ( no pun intended on toothbrushing your face though, funny enough)
I don't know whether it is a coincidence or not, but the smell and scent and even runny texture of the serum really reminds me of the radiant serum by La Mer I once used from my mum. Finding that Estee Lauder do own parts of La Mer, perhaps some of their ingredients do coincide sometimes. ( Which I mistakenly used in the day and promptly burnt me down to ashes)
Overall, a very good serum!
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I have been using this for over 2 years now and basically don't see any major difference. If I feel that my skin is super-dry or damaged from sun exposure after a week on the beach, I will put it on at night under my moisturizer, and my face will look a bit better after a week of using it. But compared to other serums I have used such as Clarins, not much difference and not better.
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Tried for about 2 weeks every night. I ended up breaking out daily so I discontinued use.
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AllEyes on 5/12/2013 1:27:00 PM more reviews by AllEyes
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Grey
My mother gave me a sample of this product (I suspect she didn't realize its value!) and I've used it every night prior to applying night cream for the past two weeks.
Results: I've seen a huge difference in my skin. It is softer, less oily, more evenly toned, and my pores are less clogged. Overall, it is seems to have balanced out my skin, which prior to this was patchy, oily, dry and clogged.
I've had a difficult time figuring out a routine for my late 20s/almost early 30s skin after having it easy up until now. I've recently combined this with Vichy's Liftactiv Retinol HA Night cream, and my skin hasn't looked this good in years!Yesterday, a cosmetic rep told me I looked like a baby, and was shocked when I told her my age.
So, all in all, though the price may be high, this product works for my skins current age.
Words of wisdom: Research what age your skin is before buying this or any product - yes, you can use any product you'd like, but that doesn't mean it will be effective for the current state of your skin.
ETA: The smell is a tad strong, but it fades quickly and doesn't ruin its effectiveness for me.
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dblou on 5/12/2013 11:59:00 AM more reviews by dblou
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
I bought my first bottle some months ago. I've wanted to test this out for so long but because of the hefty pricetag, haven't. Anyway the scent is a bit grassy or medical. Kind of difficult to describe but it's not very strong. It glides on smoothly to the skin and absorbs easily. I feel that it's plumping up my skin a bit. Also perhaps it looks more dewy. I bought another bottle of it already but I'm not 100% sure if this is worth the money. Also i've only used half of the 30ml bottle but i decided to test it out thoroughly so that's why the new bottle. I do like this but im just not sure if i like it that much. After that another bottle im sure i've figured that out. I like the package and with that pipette it's easy to use. I've read many people say you only need like 2 drops but that is so not enough. And i don't think my face is that large or big that it'd reguire more :) Oh, one more thing. Doesn't make my skin brake out but there's no oils in this.
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seacolourr on 5/9/2013 2:04:00 PM more reviews by seacolourr
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Let me preface this by saying I am a high-end cosmetic brand junkie. I love treating myself (all too often) and getting a beautiful chancel compact, a lovely Guerlain bronzer, a YSL lippie, anything that comes with a little velvet protective pouch, i'm into it. Ironically enough, I never really had the same feelings for skincare. It's not interesting to me, and I don't care to splash out cash on skincare. I mean, I've been using dove soap on my face for the past two years, and for a really long time I just used whatever store brand moisturizer looked good. I recently received a sample of this when stocking up on the Bronze Goddess perfume. I really wasn't too interested in trying it, but i was curious since a bunch of bloggers & youtubers sing the praises of this on a monthly basis. So I used it for the first time a week ago, and I was blown away. My pores looked tighter, my pimples were healing and on their way out. The one random cystic blemish that I had been treating with no avail, was nearly gone, and my dark pigmentation areas were suddenly brighter and less noticeable. I thought I was seeing things so I asked my boyfriend to double check. This product is phenomenal. Not only does it condition skin and prep it for the treatments and moisturizers you put on top of it, it nourishes skin and helps it look the best that it can look. So amazing. I finally ran out of my sample last night and I felt like a crazy woman digging into the package, pulling out scissors, etc. I felt really desperate, and that's when I knew that I didn't want to be without this.
Go get a sample, and see if your results are close to mine!
I'm off to purchase the fullsize right now!
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Drivengirl on 5/8/2013 6:00:00 PM more reviews by Drivengirl
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Honestly. I did not except make me get mild bumps everywhere on my face
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marchafr on 5/8/2013 8:02:00 AM more reviews by marchafr
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Straight Eyes: Hazel
this is an evergreen and amazing product I always head back to and its been now on and off 6 years. I use it regularly under my morning moisturizer and it helps keep my skin feeling soft and bright all day. I know it should be used in the night, but my opinion is that this product is very versatile and is excellent as it can be used under any kind of daily cream. it also works wonders in the summer under the sun protection creams.
it is expensive so I try to purchase it in airports at the duty free counters, the price is so different and they sell 100ml bottles which last 1 whole year. i think this is a must have in a women's skin care kit.
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Monjo on 5/5/2013 11:03:00 AM more reviews by Monjo
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
This is my first review at Make up Alley. After trying and wasting a lot of money on all kinds of products I feel obligated to share my opinion here. Advance night repair is highly touted and reviewed Estée product and after a few samples and a lot of convincing from the sales people at their counter I have it a try. I have been using this product for a while now and have concluded that it has no effect on my skin. I find the scent pleasant and refreshing to put this serum on a clean face. But the value pretty much ends there. There are far more effective products that help with the look and feel of my skin. If it works for you that is great but I feel this product is more hype than anything.
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cdias16 on 5/3/2013 8:02:00 AM more reviews by cdias16
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Medium Brown Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I have been using a small sample of this for over 2 weeks. I have to say I really notice a difference. My skin had experienced a really bad break out in Febuary 2013 and I'm currently dealing with acne scarring and dark spots from the after math.
Since using this product at night I have noticed my skin is brighter and pores are no longer clogged . Granted this may also be inconjunction to other products being used including aday time serum (Macs Prep and Prime Skin Brightening),Various masks and using my clarsonic twice a day. However, since using this particular product I believe it only has improved my skin care routine.
Beware this product is REALLY pricey. But a little will go a long way. The SA at the counter advised me that my sample would only last ten days. Well, its been over two weeks and I still have 3/4 left of the sample.
I had orginally bought the small bottle when I got my sample but will definitely exchange it for the larger one.
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VanyaHargreeves on 4/29/2013 12:03:00 PM more reviews by VanyaHargreeves
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
It was okay for me. Didn't make much of a difference to my skin, I'm afraid. Definitely not worth the price tag.
I used about half the bottle (largest bottle) but didn't really see a difference in my skin tone, texture,etc. It was like I was just putting nothing on. I will say that it did help moisturise my skin, but nothing overly impressive.
Would not repurchase.
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salbaliao on 4/27/2013 10:12:00 PM more reviews by salbaliao
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
After hearing so many great reviews on this product, I decided to invest on this serum. I don't remember exactly how much I paid, but I think it was approximately $110 tax in. I really wanted to love this product, but unfortunately I am quite disappointed. I apply it every night before my night cream, but the serum did nothing for my skin. I have very dry skin, and the serum was just not moisturizing enough, and I also didn't notice any significant improvements with my skin like minimizing pores. I am still on the hunt for the perfect serum for me, and I don't think I will be purchasing this serum again.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Laski on 4/24/2013 5:27:00 AM more reviews by Laski
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
Though I have to admit that nothing spectacular happened to my skin when I used this serum, my skin felt well nourished and the serum seems to help nicely with skin repair - due to a cold my skin around the nose was a bit inflamed, and it helped calm down the redness over night. I liked it and I think it benefits the skin.
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Jessxxa on 4/15/2013 6:11:00 PM more reviews by Jessxxa
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Blond Eyes: Grey
I have been using this for a few weeks now, and I am definitely satisfied!
I've always had pretty great normal skin, until about two years ago. Not even when I hit puberty my skin broke out. But recently I've been suffering from acne - not severe at all, but just not the occasional pimple either. I've always had about 2-3 at a time, and while I do realise it's not bad at all compared to others, it really bothered me as they always appeared on my chin or forehead and were uncoverable. Worst was that every single one left a scar, even if I didn't pop it.
So I read pretty much all reviews of this I could find, and apparently it helped on acne and acne-scarring.
As I said, been using it for like two weeks now, and honestly haven't had any breakouts at ALL. I'm already starting to see my scars fading aswell. And I did have one large, mean pimple when I started using it, and it had dramatically improved over night.
My skin is also super soft and smooth! I do not feel that my skin looks more glowing or plump, as many have mentioned, though. But as I still haven't hit 20, I guess I can't really expect my skin to be more glowing than it is now.
I also have noticed slight less redness, especially around my nose which is my problem area. I really hope it will improve more, also on my chin, but I guess it might be too early to say.
Anyway, just the fact that it has made my skin completely acne-free, makes it 100% worth it for me!
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AD1990 on 4/15/2013 4:32:00 PM more reviews by AD1990
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is for Stellabell:
Like many other MUA users, I come on this site to read honest reviews about
beauty products to learn from others' mistakes or triumphs. I have stumbled
upon your review of the Estée Lauder ANR serum and your hatred for 20 year-olds
was appalling. You see, I am 23 and am looking for a preventative measure for
wrinkles and am also looking for a solution to correct my dark spots from my
teenage sunbathing years. Estee Lauder's ANR serum seems like a good candidate.
I have asked many trustworthy beauty experts if it is "bad" to use products that
are intended for an "older age group" as young as my 20's. The answers I got were
all synonymously NO. In your review, you were very judgmental and insulting to 20 year olds worldwide, which shows just how narrow-minded and underexposed you are (perhaps even a little jealous that you couldn't afford this yourself 10-something years ago?). I, for one, am an example of a 20-something that is NOT using my "dad's hard earned money" to make my purchases or to pay rent or anything for that
matter. Many of us have respectable jobs at our age and are holding our own.
Yes, I agree that perhaps teenagers under 18 who are spending $100's on luxury
products can seem spoiled and financially absurd, but who am I to judge if their parents are fine with it and they can afford it. Please, age-gracefully and stop posting hate-reviews, and focus on the actual purpose of this site. Thank you in advance.
As for my experience after purchasing this serum, I would have to say it's the best I have ever tried. Prior to this, I have been using Kiehl's serums, which were good, but I think they may have been drying my skin out a little. I have also tried multiple vitamin C based serums such as Ole Henriksen's serum and Avalon Organics but they did not seem to do much for my skin. The ANR definitely leaves a "glow" on my skin. And my aunt who is around 60+ is a strict EL user and she looks like she is in her mid-forties (big reason as to why I wanted to test this product out)! I will write another review for this 5+ years from now, when I can begin to see if my skin is deteriorating.
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xxrocy on 4/14/2013 6:50:00 PM more reviews by xxrocy
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
This product help with redness and any acne scar that is still visible. Makes your sking feel great.
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coursey on 4/7/2013 12:30:00 PM more reviews by coursey
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This product really works to help fade my acne scars and soothe my skin whenever I get sunburn. It 's also enough to be used as moisturizer at night since I have oily skin. It absorbs your skin well without making it feel greasy. Its pricey but a great serum for maintaining clearer and smoother complexion.
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Cmd2012 on 4/5/2013 12:11:00 AM more reviews by Cmd2012
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
This just doesn't work well with my sensitive skin. It managed to both suck every last bit of moisture out of my skin, AND broke me out into a rash of small pimples everywhere (even on my cheeks) that do not seem to want to heal. It turned what used to be good skin (that I thought maybe just needed a small boost) into a complete mess. I think retinol in any form is just not for me.
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s721 on 4/3/2013 8:55:00 PM more reviews by s721
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brunette Eyes: Other
This is a great serum. I feel it honestly changed my skin, and reduced breakouts.
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alka13 on 4/3/2013 6:47:00 AM more reviews by alka13
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Fine Eyes: Green
The only serum which works for my sensitive skin and actually improves it. Miracles do not happen, though.


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