Courage In A Time of Fear: | A Practical Guide to Ending Bullying - BULLY’D: A realistic behind the scenes look of the effect of bullying on kids. By combining documentary footage with a narrative storyline, BULLY’D speaks to parents, teachers, lawmakers, and the real people it affects: kids. Through the art of storytelling we hope to give a relevant and poignant look into the world of a child that is bullied and empower those who are standing by to speak up!

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  • A. Wayne Parker - Sufficient

    I've been using this program and it's upgrades since 2006 when I switched to Mac. Prior to 2011 the program worked fairly effortlessly. I cannot say the same for the 2011 version with all it's added bells and whistles.

  • mjbb - Worked for my daughter w/ alittle change

    I bought this product for my 13 year old daughter who has poly cystic ovarian syndrome. One of the side effects is bad acne. I had taken her to the dermatologist who perscribed a regimen Retin A, benzoyl peroxide. But it didn't do much but dry out her skin badly...sometimes she looked like a burn patient (with acne!) (and we used a bare minimum of the Retin A). Her skin continued to be a major problem and a major source of embarrassment for her :( Anyway in my search to help her I came across the Lerosett clay mask on the internet and I decided to order it. However, I also saw on the internet a different brand of clay mask that coupled treatment with benzoyl peroxide. I know Lerosett strongly instructs to only to use the clay mask! But, for me it made sense. I decided to order the Lerosett because it is organic. My daughter has been using it now for about 6 months and has had great results! When the Lerosett first arrived we used it 2 x per day for about 30-45 min each treatment. I only used the benzoyl peroxide (10%) on her face after the evening treatment. It has really done the trick. Her face is VERY oily so I would suggest using the Lerosett without the benzoyl peroxide at first to see how it works for you because the mask is drying...it really sucks out the oil. Then, if you don't get enough of a result, try adding benzoyl peroxide (3% or 10%) to your routine at night after using the mask (I would also cut down the mask to 1 x per day or less if you start using the peroxide). Now, she only uses the Lerosett clay mask as maintenance. Like 1-2 x per week if her face starts to show signs of a break out. Otherwise, she uses salicytic acid face wash and benzoyl peroxide daily. Also, the Lerosett is great as a spot treatment for single breakouts. Dab the spot(s) liberally with the mask and wear it overnight. Hope this is helpful...Good luck!

  • RUBEN - Great book.

    The book is easy to understand. Formulas are well explained. However, it has a lot of typing errors. For a book that will be used for an MBA program I would expect no errors at all.