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Feb 7, 2020
Walt Baker (1929–2020)
Former DTS World Missions professor, Dr. Walt Baker (ThM, 1957) peacefully passed away on January 21, at the age of ninety. Baker was on faculty from 1974–2008 as associate...
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Jan 13, 2020
Reverend Robert Crummie (1961–2020)
Reverend Robert W. Crummie, DTS graduate, devoted member of the DTS Board of Regents and Board of the Incorporate Members, beloved pastor and college president, loving husband and...
Campus News
Jan 7, 2020
Leaving a Mark on DTS: Jack Turpin (1931–2019)
On Saturday, December 21, 2019, former Dallas Theological Seminary chairman of the Board of Trustees and longtime DTS board member, Jack A. Turpin, Jr. joined his savior in heaven....
Campus News
Dec 1, 2019
New Chapel and Student Life Building Coming Soon
DTS Begins $13.5 million New Chapel & Student Life Building Project In 2013, Chafer Chapel was closed in order to allow for the renovation of Davidson and Stearns Halls as...
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Nov 4, 2019
NET Bible Enters New Phase of Print Publication
Thomas Nelson Bibles, in partnership with Bible.org/Biblical Studies Press, announced the release of the New English Translation Bible (NET), the newest complete translation of the...
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Oct 25, 2019
DTS Announces Sixth President
The Board of Incorporate Members of Dallas Theological Seminary has named current vice president for academic affairs, Dr. Mark M. Yarbrough, as the sixth president in the...
Campus News
Oct 25, 2019
Raquel P. Wroten
2019 Alumni Distinguished Service Award | Henry Breidenthal
At eighty-seven years old, Dr. Henry Breidenthal continues a spiritual discipline that began with the phrase, "No Bible, No Breakfast." This saying may seem familiar to some,...
Campus News
Jun 20, 2019
DTS Expands to Fort Worth with Christ Chapel Bible Church Partnership
Dallas Theological Seminary and Christ Chapel Bible Church are excited to announce a new partnership which will bring DTS's rigorous, biblical-centered seminary education to the...
Campus News
May 7, 2019
Nathan Fan
Celebrating the Retirement of Dr. David Lowery after 42 Years
As you know, we count as blessed those who have persevered. You have heard of Job's perseverance and have seen what the Lord finally brought about. The Lord is full of compassion...
Campus News
Apr 25, 2019
Ethel Gould
Celebrating the Retirement of Dr. Elliott Johnson after 47 Years
Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the...
Campus News
Apr 19, 2019
Raquel P. Wroten
For His Kingdom Purpose: 70 Years of "Dallas Week" at Mount Hermon
A delightful grove of towering redwoods sets the backdrop of the Mount Hermon Conference Center. The quiet hush of trails winding through the trees welcomes visitors away from the...
Campus News
Apr 18, 2019
EPA Honors Dallas Theological Seminary
Dallas Theological Seminary, received several awards from the Evangelical Press Association (EPA) during the organization's recent convention and award ceremony. The EPA is a...
Campus News
Mar 9, 2019
Stephanie Reynolds
DTS's International Fun Day Encourages Students and Their Families
Every year, Dallas Theological Seminary draws students from around the world, including some from such nations as Vietnam, Lebanon, Bangladesh, and Cameroon. DTS students come from...
Campus News
Dec 19, 2018
National Geographic Magazine Recognizes Biblical Manuscript Preservation Work of DTS Alumni
National Geographic magazine has featured DTS senior research professor of New Testament Studies Dr. Dan Wallace (ThM, 1979; PhD 1995), along with Liberty University professor Dr....
Campus News
Dec 17, 2018
Dallas Theological Seminary selects The Dingman Company to assist with Presidential Search
Announcement from the Presidential Search Committee: Dallas Theological Seminary has officially begun the presidential search process to find the successor to current president,...
Campus News
Dec 15, 2018
G. William (Bill) Bryan (1936–2018)
Chaplain G. William (Bill) Bryan, DTS graduate, beloved chaplain, pastor, friend, devoted husband, father of three, grandfather to nine, and spiritual mentor to many, passed into...
Campus News
Nov 26, 2018
Introducing our Advisory Council to the President for Unity, Diversity, and Community.
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Dear Dallas Theological Seminary Family,I am pleased to announce the formation of an Advisory Council to the President for Unity, Diversity, and...
Campus News
Nov 8, 2018
Two DTS Students Named 2018-2019 William N. Garrison Faith-and-Work Research Fellows by The Hendricks Center
Natasha Browne and Dave Peters, both students at Dallas Theological Seminary in the master of theology program, are the distinguished recipients of the 2018-2019 William N....
Campus News
Oct 29, 2018
Presidential Search Committee Formed
DTS Board Announces the Formation of a Presidential Search Committee During the Board of Incorporate Members meeting on October 26, 2018, Dr. Mark L. Bailey announced his...
Campus News
Oct 29, 2018
President Mark L. Bailey, Ph.D. Announces Future Retirement Date
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Dear Dallas Theological Seminary Family, On Friday, October 26 in my report to the Seminary Board I announced my future retirement plans as...
Campus News
Sep 27, 2018
Dallas Theological Seminary Response to the Dallas Morning News Article on Warnshuis Victim Lawsuit
In August 2001, when Jon Warnshuis' crimes of abuse first came to light, Dallas Theological Seminary was shocked and deeply concerned by the news. Mostly though, we...
Campus News
Sep 21, 2018
Raquel P. Wroten
2018 Alumni Distinguished Service Award | Gary DeSalvo
Thirty-seven years ago a group of ordinary people called Gary DeSalvo to lead Temple Bible Church in Temple, Texas, straight, "fresh out of seminary, in 1981," DeSalvo...
Campus News
Aug 7, 2018
Dr. Larry J. Waters (1946–2018)
Dr. Larry J. Waters, DTS graduate, professor of Bible Exposition, Editor-in-Chief for "Bibliotheca Sacra," author, beloved friend, devoted husband, father of two, grandfather...
Campus News
Aug 4, 2018
Dr. Robert Lightner (1931–2018)
In the early hours of Friday, August 3, 2018, Robert P. Lightner (ThM, 1959; ThD, 1964) went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He served as professor of Dallas...
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Introducing Part 2: "The International Perspective" of the three-part "Exploring why community-based research is an important mechanism for societal change" CBRC Webinar Series
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Community-based research (CBR) is widely accepted and practiced across the world as an approach to solving local challenges in locally relevant and appropriate ways with the people that are most affected. University activists and civil society practitioners have been documenting the positive impacts of CBR for decades, and there is no shortage of illustrative examples to show this. This webinar will provide an overview of some of the different ways impact is being measured and documented around the world and will point to some examples from the literature and personal experience of positive social change.
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Tremblay is a social geographer and community-based scholar with research interest in environmental sustainability, participatory resource governance and critical pedagogy. She specializes in using participatory video and arts-based methods for creative citizen engagement and the co-creation of knowledge leading to environmental and social equity. In her capacity as Special Advisor on Community Engaged Scholarship, she provides leadership and research in support of UVic's community engagement portfolio. She has published widely on topics related to community university research partnerships, training in community-based research, social innovation and participatory policy in water and waste governance. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria. For more information please visit her website: www.crystaltremblay.com
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We, the Elected
Updated: Oct 30, 2018
On the night of the elections, a close friend of mine posted on his social media that "we certainly live in interesting times … at least we can all agree change is coming" followed by a smiley face emoji. Most of my friends were tracking the election results via their Facebook and Twitter feeds while simultaneously providing commentary as states were won or lost. In the weeks before, we had only just barely survived a caustic campaign season and a series of debates marked by two relatively unpopular candidates, president-elect Donald Trump and the now defeated Hillary Clinton. But as the night wore on and the reality of a Trump presidency loomed ahead, my friends and I scrambled to rationalize the shock, and looked for any explanation to mitigate the grief and anger.
"Hopefully, many of us have recovered from the shock of this past election. Of all the elections that I have been through, this one has been the most frustrating and disheartening. With every election that I have participated in, I have always had a strong conviction about the person to vote for (not always from the same political party). This year, I struggled with the choice."
-Matt Chae, ODPC Elder
I immediately took to mainstream news outlets to survey the post-election analysis when one of my favorite social commentators, Paul Krugman of the New York Times penned an article entitled, "Our Unknown Country". In it, he perfectly captures the alienation he feels by his fellow Americans – my sentiments exactly. But I couldn't let it rest there and instead found myself incredulously asking, just "who are my neighbors?"
It is the same question that is asked of Jesus and what follows is the well-known parable of the Good Samaritan. In it, we expect the neighbor to be the presumably Jewish traveler who is stripped, beaten, and left for dead when in fact, the real neighbor proves to be the Samaritan who shows the man mercy and compassion. In true subversive form, Jesus turns the question around and implicitly asks, are you a good neighbor? The take-home message is that friends and neighbors aren't determined by their identities, but ours.
"The result of the election was a major wake up call to how divided our nation is, not only across partisan lines, but race and class lines as well. While the issues that divide our nation are deeply complex, I personally feel challenged to not give in to divisive sentiments and attitudes, but instead to find ways to work towards being a peacemaker on a local level."
-Brian Mendoza, NextGen Pastor
In my small group the following week, a number of relevant issues came up in our discussion. One of them was the oft-quoted "echo chamber" effect or the phenomenon where information, ideas, or beliefs are transmitted and amplified in a closed system. The problem with echo chamber-type dynamics is that anything that deviates from social and cultural norms are either underrepresented or missing entirely from the conversation. In other words, the neighbors that we both know and love are people who look, act, and think just like us.
"Our small group had a smaller turnout that week. We have some professionals in our group who do politics for a living. Inside the Beltway, most of us are connected indirectly somehow. We listened, we shared, and we prayed. I'm thankful our group has some good listening habits after a few years together, so it didn't seem that different to talk about the election."
-Sarah Oh, Alexandria Small Group
The other talking point in our small group was the idea of what it means to be "evangelical". The great irony here is that we as evangelical Christians are not immune to identity politics in the public forum. This then points to a larger question of how to reconcile faith and politics. Pastor John Cha proffers some answers in his sermon ("A Word to the Elected") when he directs us to live out our "politics" locally, and stand for justice and righteousness. Hot-button issues like economic and immigration reform may be overwhelming but we are encouraged to "start with where you are."
"Ephesians 4:15 famously says that growing Christians should be 'speaking the truth in love.' This seems fairly straightforward, yet it is difficult enough to consistently do one or the other (speak in truth or in love), let alone both simultaneously. Perhaps out of fear of failing to do so, over the years I have found myself 'speaking truth' less than I might have in the past. But if I am honest with myself, I realize that this has less to do with a fear of failing to speak in love than a fear of being disliked. The recent election was a jarring reminder of the need to speak out and not be silent. Speak in as much truth and in as much love as you can, without regard for mere popularity or social standing."
-Gene Lee, Threshold Contributing Editor
The final challenge in our gathering was to describe one way that we can live out our politics in our spheres of influence. The moment is indeed ripe to consider taking this action. So in the spirit of America, my answer is derived from Theodore Roosevelt's speech "The Man in the Arena" (and incidentally, Cadillac's brilliant marketing campaign) to dare greatly. Because we, as citizens and elect, are the men and women in the arena who strive valiantly for a God we believe in, and a people that Christ died to save.
"The divide that separates the opposing political sides in our country may seem huge, but it's very small compared to the chasm that Christ has crossed to meet all of us."
-Raymond Shin, Maryland Small Group
On November 8th, Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of America.


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The basics about cell culture methods
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The Department of Biological sciences of the University of Maryland (UMBC) has a protocol section very useful for cell culture first time users.
They explain extensively all the components of the work area and the equipment mainly used, from how the hood works to the microscope or the incubators. Also, types of cells that grow in culture, preservation and storage of cells, manteinance (media and growth requirements, harvesting,…) and safety considerations.
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111Project celebrated a lot this past month. At the beginning of January, through 111Project's CarePortal, the church met needs to the tune of $2,000,000! Now in February, we have have passed that number and have served 5,200 children. Below are just a few of the 50 CarePortal requests that were closed in January. Churches from all over Oklahoma met needs for families in crisis.
January 2nd a request came in to help preserve a foster care/kinship placements. With no central heat they were using space heaters and one had gone out. Asbury United Methodist purchased a new space heater for the family. The case worker said the church went above and beyond for this family!
A request came in in Tulsa County for a mother of 6 who was successfully completing her trial reunification. In a 3 bedroom home, space was very limited so they needed bunkbeds. The case worker said First United Methodist was very generous in helping this family stay together.
After successfully completing rehab, a mother of 3 is continuing to work on maintaining a safe and stable environment for her children during their trial reunification. As part of her requirements by DHS, the mother has to take random drug tests to ensure her sobriety while the children are in her care. Life Church South OKC stepped in to pay for those drug tests as the mother is working on her GED and unable to work.
Destiny Church answered an urgent call for formula for a new baby. The family is on food stamps but did not have enough to cover the cost of formula and were waiting on birth certificates to become WIC approved. The case worker said "Destiny church always does an amazing job with helping out in the community and they went above and beyond with this one. Thank you thank you thank you!"
A list of needs came in for a sibling set of 4 who came into care with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Here is part of the case workers request: "The oldest has given a lot of himself to looking after his younger siblings and is trying to be strong for them, but is struggling a lot. These items will also help us in finding them a placement together and reassure them that they are still able to have things. Please help us help these kids!" Not one but two churches answered this call. Life Church Broadway & Britton and Quail Springs Baptist were incredibly generous in helping these 4 children. "Absolutely amazing and fast response for these boys and their sister. It made such a big difference. Older brother went through the clothes with me and was more excited about what his siblings got than what he wanted!"
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DLSPH Open: New brand invites you to Join us on the Forefront of Change in Health
January 9/2019
A year and a half ago, the DLSPH embarked on the first Faculty-wide branding exercise to refine our story as a leading school of public health and health systems. Thanks to the hard work of our community, this week we've launched our refreshed narrative and visual identity along with an invitation to Join us on the Forefront of Change in Health.
First, a note of thanks to all students, faculty, staff, alumni, donors and partners who participated in this collaborative process, which we conducted in partnership with Hambly and Woolley, a creative firm with strong U of T knowledge and experience.
It was important for our community to participate in an intensive engagement process because our Faculty's composition has significantly changed over the last five years: becoming a stand-alone faculty; launching the first fundraising campaign for a Canadian public health school; the transition of the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation and the U of T Joint Centre for Bioethics into the School; and launching the Waakebiness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health, among other milestones.
With support and input from our community, this process verified that we're on the right track with our vision, mission and values statements and it's helped us refine DLSPH's story:
- The DLSPH is an internationally recognized community of scientists, teachers, students, practitioners, policy makers and citizens, creating new knowledge, educating change makers, advancing practice and guiding the way to better, more equitable outcomes in population health and health systems – locally, nationally and globally.
- The DLSPH community collaborates widely to improve health at a population level and health services at a system level – on a sustainable foundation of public good and social justice.
- The DLSPH is strategically situated in the heart of the GTA and an integral part of U of T and of Canada's largest health ecosystem in a globalized world.
- We are rigorous and inventive, strengthened by the courage to stand up for what is effective, fair and just.
The DLSPH brand promise sums up our story: Join us on the Forefront of Change in Health.
This promise describes what our stakeholders can expect from us. It's an open invitation to be a part of developing new knowledge, in a place of broad influence, to create better, more equitable population health outcomes and health systems. Together we will chart new territory and grapple with change to improve health and health systems.
To support this promise and narrative, we've launched a refreshed visual identity, including a unique wordmark and colour palette to use in combination with our University of Toronto logos.
This wordmark demonstrates connections between public health and health systems and the colours are intended to be emblematic of change in health, while demonstrating alignment with the University of Toronto brand. Finally, it illustrates that the sum of our parts — including all of our institutes, centres and partners — makes our impact stronger.
All of this work is part of a broad sweep of activities that DLSPH is undertaking to increase the recognition, reputation and coherence of the School both internally and externally, and with your support, we'll continue to integrate the visual identity School-wide over the coming months.
Tools and templates, including our logo, wordmark, letterhead, PowerPoint, poster and business cards are available for download on the website. Questions should be directed to Nicole and Françoise at email@example.com.
We're all here to change outcomes. Together with a strong message and refined look, we will amplify our shared impact while cultivating sustainable international partnerships that expand the global footprint of our community. I'd like to thank our all members and supporters of our community for their ongoing engagement and I look forward to working with everyone to proudly share our story.
Wishing everyone a happy and productive new year.
Adalsteinn Brown
Dean and Professor
Dalla Lana School of Public Health


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The Aloo Gobi (meaning potato and cauliflower) is a classic Indian vegetarian main course. Very spicy and curried, with a little addition of peas, it tastes buttery and melted and lovely although it doesn't contain fat almost at all. It's best served with plain basmati rice (as bread) and a nice fresh raita, pictured above to the right. The raita is a typical Indian yogurt sauce that accompanies a lot of meals. You'll make everything quite easy enough, you'll see.
Adapted from Mark. I added more spices traditionally used in the Indian cuisine and modified the quantities a bit after researching the dish around the internet. Still, his version is the one ours resembles most, so we'll give him the proper credit. His site is full of other awesome stuff, by the way. Enjoy this lovely Indian dish with plain herbal tea and candlelight :).
Ingredients (serves 3-4):
- 750 g potatoes
- 450 g cauliflower
- 250 g peas
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 5 garlic cloves
- 1 dried chili pepper
- 1 thumb sized piece of ginger
- 1 large onion
- 1 tablespoon curry powder
- 1 teaspoon of each: whole fennel seeds, whole cloves, whole caraway, cumin and mustard seeds
- 2/3 teaspoon of salt
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"You could probably get through life without knowing how to roast a chicken, but the question is, would you want to?"
-Nigella Lawson, "How to Eat"
In terms of difficulty, roasting a chicken is closer to pouring a bowl of cereal than it is to souffle, but the idea is nonetheless intimidating for many. Perhaps it is the task of dealing with a whole animal, a little creature with disparate bits that have to be coaxed into a cohesive whole. Well intrepid culinary travelers, fear not!
Roasting your first chicken is a cook's right of passage, and one that will reward you richly. In addition to being delicious, whole chickens are cheaper to buy than chicken parts (oddly enough) and the resultant skeleton can be boiled into stock for soups, stews, sauces, and other dishes. In other words whole chickens are a tasty gift that keeps on giving.
What You Will Need
- 1 whole chicken, 3-5lbs (giblets removed)
- Dried herbs and spices (garlic powder, dried onion flakes, turmeric, pepper, etc.)
- 1/2 cup sea salt plus (~2 tbsp more for seasoning rub)
- Fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, etc)
- 1 lemon halved
- 3-5 cloves garlic, peeled and lightly smashed up a bit
- 1 medium white onion cut into quarters
- 2 medium carrots, chopped into 1" chunks
- Coconut oil or lard (for rubbing onto the chicken's skin before roasting)
To ease the process, I've simplified the process into five steps to ensure your success in this endeavor, so let's begin with the brine…
Step 1: Begin with a Brine
Brining beforehand seasons the bird and draws moisture out of the meat making it more flavorful. Prepare a simple brine by dissolving 1/2 cup of sea salt in 2 quarts of water. Put your chicken in a large bowl and cover it with the brine. Place the bowl in your refrigerator and do something else for an hour. (You could leave the chicken in the brine longer, but don't let it go more than 5 hours or so.) Remove the chicken from the brine and rinse with cold water. Pat the chicken dry with paper towels. You can return the chicken to the fridge to dry some more (which will help the skin brown later on) or you can move on to step two.
Step 2: Rub it Down
Chicken, being a fairly neutral meat, meshes well with a variety of flavors. A solid spice rub is a great way to add these flavors without too much hassle and herbs and spices have the added benefit of increasing the nutrient density of your dish. Feel free to experiment with this step on your own using the basic template of equal parts sea salt, dried aromatics (ex. garlic, lemon, or onion), and spices (ex. thyme, oregano, parsley, paprika, etc.) Apply the rub to all parts of the chicken, inside the cavity, over the skin, and even under the skin. Leave no surface unrubbed!
For my chicken, I prepared a combination of Himalayan pink salt, dried onion flakes, dried garlic, ground turmeric, and a pinch of cayenne pepper. After applying the spice rub, I also rubbed the chicken with coconut oil and a bit of coconut sugar.
Step 3: Apply Aromatics
Aromatic herbs and vegetables infuse your roasted chicken with even more flavor and I've never heard of anyone disappointingly saying, "This tastes TOO good!" This step is really no more complicated than shoving halved lemons, fresh herbs (ex. rosemary, time, sage, parsley), and aromatic onions and garlic into the chicken. You can also scatter some aromatics across the bottom of the roasting pan to keep the chicken from sitting in it's own juices. This helps with airflow and that means crispier skin and better browning.
Note: I stuffed my chicken with rosemary, lemon, garlic, and white onion. I also put down more of the above, in addition to carrots, for the roasting pan.
Step 4: Tie it Up
Tieing up, or "trussing" your bird will keep its wings and legs nicely tucked, which isn't done for modesty's sake. Keeping all the appendages bound tightly to the chicken's body helps the bird cook more evenly and prevents any errant limbs from getting dried out. A simple loop of cooking twine around the ends of the legs and another around the breast, which will bind the wings, will do. More elaborate methods exist, but as long as the job is done the method is irrelevant.
Note: I ran out of cooking twine so I had to improvise with some leftover twine that I used in a backyard project. This just goes to show you that cooking doesn't have to be perfect in order to be good!
Step 5: Trust the Numbers
We have brined, rubbed, seasoned, and bound the bird, now we come to step five, where it all comes together. I implore you to "trust the numbers" when it comes to cooking your chicken because there is nothing worse than parchingly dry meat. You certainly don't want to undercook, but, assuming you have properly sourced your animal, the risk of illness from undercooked meat is low.
For optimal doneness, chicken should be cooked in a 350 degree oven until the internal temperature of the meat is 165 degrees. At this temperature, any potential pathogen will be well killed and your chicken will still be tender and juicy. To achieve this magical number, I encourage you to use a probe thermometer (I personally use the Chef Alarm from Thermoworks) which allows you to insert the thermometer directly into the meat. I recommend probing at the thickest point of the chicken thigh, close, but not touching the bone. Keep in mind that the internal temperature of anything that you are cooking will continue to rise after you pull it from the oven, so pulling the chicken out a wee bit early is actually a good idea.
In lieu of a thermometer, you can estimate cooking time by multiplying the weight of the chicken in pounds by 20 minutes and adding 15. For example, a three pound bird in a 350 degree oven should take ~1 hour and 15 minutes. You can also visually test for doneness by piercing the meat and checking to see if the juices run clear.
There you have it! Five simple steps to one great meal. Carve the chicken up however you like (I "deconstructed" the bird, separating out the breast meat, wings, and thighs) but you can leave it whole if you prefer, hacking away piece by delicious piece as you swiftly consume your penultimate poultry creation.
Tony Federico BS, ACSM HFS is a certified health and fitness specialist with the American College of Sports Medicine. In addition to working with clients one on one, he writes for Paleo Magazine and hosts the Paleo Magazine Podcast. Tony authored the upcoming book "Paleo Grilling – A Modern Caveman's Guide to Cooking with Fire" and blogs about food on his website LiveCaveman.com. Connect with Tony on Twitter @TonyFedFitness, on Instagram @TonyFed1, or on Facebook.


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The hotel offers visitors 19 rooms with all the necessary comfort (television, wifi internet connexion ...). The breakfast is served in a room or in the garden.
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Cosmetic dentistry offers you an opportunity to improve the way you look. It allows you to change your smile, giving you new lasting first impressions, increasing your overall confidence and self-esteem. My dad and I work hard to listen to your desires and expectations in order to achieve a new smile for you. Smiling and laughing is such an important part of living a happy life, and we hope to help you be comfortable with your smile. Whether you are interested in moving your teeth, changing the shape or length, or whitening your teeth, we are happy to help you in any way we can.
Smiles designed by Dr Jim Jostock (MANY MORE CASES BELOW)
Smile designed by Dr. Mike Jostock
The pictures below show a younger patient who did not want to have orthodontic procedures preformed. Instead cosmetic crowns were used to straighten her teeth. If you look closely you will see pink porcelain added to some of the crowns to make the smile line appear more symmetrical and esthetically pleasing.
Cosmetic Bonding
Cosmetic bonding is a conservative procedure that can restore cracked, chipped, and worn teeth. Bonding is also used to make subtle changes to the shape and contour of your teeth. The advantages of cosmetic bonding procedures are that they are inexpensive and are very conservative, meaning only small amounts of tooth structure needs to be removed. This procedure typically does not require anesthetic and requires fewer visits than other types of cosmetic procedures. It is important to realize however, that bonding procedures are not long term definitive restorations. Bonding material does not wear as well as porcelain material used in veneers and crowns nor does it hold its color as well over time. Due to these limitations, bonded restorations are suggested for treatments that require subtle changes in your smile or for teeth requiring smaller restorations.
Cosmetic Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are very thin porcelain laminates that go over your existing teeth that can completely change the color and shape of your smile. They range from .2 –.5 mm in thickness, acting as thin covers over the front and edge of your existing teeth. You can change the position, shape and color of your teeth with porcelain veneers. For example, you can straighten a rotated tooth or increase the size of a small tooth. Think of it like a veneer or laminate on your kitchen cabinetry. You can completely change the look of the cabinet by placing a laminate over the old cabinetry. Similarly, you can change the way your teeth look by placing a facing over the front portion of them.
Porcelain veneers are more conservative restorations than crowns in that only subtle amounts of tooth structure are reduced on the front and edge of your tooth. They are extremely color stable and have more longevity than cosmetic bonding procedures. There are a few requirements if you are thinking about veneers. Your teeth must be free of cavities and they should not contain many restorations in them, especially large ones. Your teeth need to be free of any heavy crowding and must be free of gum disease. We also perform a bite analysis to determine the way your teeth fit together in order to design restorations for a long term successful outcome. If you heavily grind your teeth or have a bite that does not fit properly, you may not be a candidate for porcelain veneers.
Cosmetic All-Porcelain Crowns
Cosmetic crowns are all porcelain restorations that circumferentially surrounds the tooth surface above the gums. All porcelain crowns, like porcelain veneers, can completely change your look, smile, tooth color, shape and eliminate some crowding. These crowns are suggested for teeth that require greater changes. They are also suggested in teeth that have cavities, multiple restorations, heavily worn teeth, or teeth that are fractured or weak. They can also mask crowding issues and straighten your smile if braces are not what you want to do. Crowns can also be connected together to make bridges to replace missing teeth in situations where dental implants are not indicated. These crowns are very translucent similar to your natural teeth, allowing light to penetrate through the porcelain. Thus, when you smile in any lighting condition your teeth will look natural. Crowns do require more tooth structure removal than veneers or bonding; however, this is the feature that allows for more change. See the beautiful transformation below!
Smiles Designed by Dr. Jim Jostock
Below: This gentleman had a beautiful outcome after 5 implants, bleaching, cosmetic bonded restorations as well as cosmetic crown and bridge work. He had a severely worn dentition along with multiple missing teeth.
The pictures below show a protective occlusal night guard. It was fabricated to protect the cosmetic restorations during nighttime grinding habits. We recommend this to our patients who have cosmetic restorations placed. These are also indicated for all patients that have grinding habits and show signs of moderate wear on their teeth.
Pre-teatment shows discolored teeth and an end to end bite. Post-treatment shows a straighter, whiter smile & more ideal biting relationships.
For more information regarding cosmetic dentistry, please call our office at (586) 978-8233.


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6 Difficult Insight Problems You Can Solve Only By Thinking Out-Of-The-Box
Ok, here's the deal: Don't cheat.
Insight problems demands creativity to solve them. You'll have to see the insight problems in a novel way to get the correct answer. Here's a tip: Get a cup of coffee, it helps.
1. A simple one to start with:
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3. Medium tough: Are you thinking outside the box yet?
4. Slightly more difficult: Think freely, the answer is right there
5. Super difficult: More than 97% people think this problem is impossible to solve
6. Here's a last one, hope you solve it!
How many could you solve? Now that you know the answers, test the creativity of your friends.


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You can control your road trip music directly from Google Maps or Waze. Here is how you can control your music-streaming apps from the navigation screen.
Is It a Good Idea to Auto-Disable Your Phone While You Drive?
Apple has included the optional "Do Not Disturb" feature in iOS 12. Is it a good idea to auto-disable your phone while you drive?
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There are many laws against using a phone while you drive, and that's why they now have smart road signs that can detect when you're on your smartphone.
Erase Your Digital Footprint with One-Year Deal on VPN.asia
A drawback of the Internet is that you leave a digital footprint behind at every website, but you can leave those concerns behind with a one-year deal on VPN-asia.
Smartphone Maps and Driving: Should This be Outlawed?
A motorist was fined for checking the maps app in his phone. Should smartphone maps be disabled when driving? Should checking maps when driving be illegal at all?


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Democracy and free markets form the sociopolitical environment that allows us to transform our aspirations into achievements. And, for most people, the United States is the place that epitomizes both democracy and free markets. Thus, the United States has become the archetypical "nation of immigrants."
Between 1820 and 1914, the United States experienced the largest migration in the history of the world when more that 30 million people arrived at U.S. shores. Today, the U.S. population includes nearly 50 million people born abroad, from more than 140 countries. The United States takes first place as a migrant destination with 19 percent of the world's total migrant population.
Yet, as explained by Professor Amy Chua in her latest book "Political Tribes," the Unites Stated is an ethnicity-transcending nation that has had extraordinary success in assimilating people from diverse origins. "Most European and all East Asian countries originated as, and continue to be, ethnic nations. In these European and Asian countries, the population is overwhelmingly composed of a particular ethnic group, which typically supplies the country's name as well as its national language and dominant culture." For example, China, Germany, and Hungary are politically, linguistically, and culturally dominated by ethnic Chinese, Germans, and Hungarians. Our tribal instinct is more than an instinct to belong; it is also an instinct to exclude.
In contrast, the national identity of the United States is not defined by the identity of any one of the many ethnic groups that make up the U.S. population. Professor Chua aptly refers to the United States as a "tribe of tribes," with citizenship equally open to anyone born on U.S. soil, independently of their ancestry. In the U.S., one can be intensely patriotic as a Mexican-American, Japanese-American, Cuban-American, and the like. However, elsewhere in the world people are not similarly assimilated; we do not speak of Mexican-French, or Japanese-French. In the United States, immigrants from all sorts of ethnicities, become American in short order.
Importantly, the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution -which established that anyone born in the United States is an American citizen-, is an extremely rare legal construct. Birthright citizenship was groundbreaking when the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified in 1868, and remains exceptional today. No European or Asian country grants birthright citizenship, and the recent trend has been to abolish birthright citizenship as France did in 1993, Ireland in 2005, and New Zealand in 2006.
A disturbing conclusion, of Professor Chua's work, is that the rapid democratization we desire for the undemocratic world can have catastrophic ethnic-centered consequences. Democracy has powerful ramifications concerning ethnic groups. Group hatred is not neutralized by democracy. In fact, as we have seen in Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere, democratic aspirations can be a catalyst that incites group hatred. In countries where national identity is weak, and ethnic divisions have long been suppressed, rapid democratization often rouses group hatred. Experience has shown that "Vote-seeking demagogues find that the best way to mobilize popular support is not by offering rational policy proposals but by appealing to ethnic identity, stoking historical grievances, and exploiting group fear and anger."(Chua)
In the United States, the most recent immigration inflows, unlike earlier waves, have been from Asia and Latin America resulting in what demographers label as the "browning" of America. And, for the first time in U.S. history, white Americans (as the term is used demographically) are about to lose their status as the country's majority. The U.S. Census predicts that this will happen by 2044.
Notwithstanding, we must judiciously continue to be an inclusive welcoming nation where individuals can turn aspirations into achievements without regard to ethnicity or national origins. But also, those Americans who are anxious about the massive influx of immigrants must be able to express that anxiety without being unfairly branded as racists. Democracy and free markets are the fairest and most efficient political and economic systems ever developed. They are also the most respectful of our individual liberty. Our national identity is strong and capable of embracing immigrants and natives together, as one American people.
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I entered this photo in the "Pets on Quilts Contest" - this is Miss Bit when she was about 12 weeks old, on my Bonnie Hunter quilt, the mystery called "Orca Bay" - it was being quilted when she crawled on and gave me this pose with her gigantic eyes!
I had quite the weekend with several projects:
this handkerchief quilt was mailed off to my friend Virginia, in Georgia. If you read my blog, you will know that this handkerchief belonged to her mother, who passed away a few years ago. I enjoyed making it for her - hope she likes it!
And, this damask napkin quilt was in "Urgent Care" cause the basting lines were showing. After two hot-water soaks, I am happy to say they are much diminished - I don't think they will be noticeable when it is all said and done.
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All-welded, 12 gauge construction. This bulk container is built for a heavy-duty industrial application. The 40" deep x 40" wide x 32" high container is an ideal solution for bulk storage of industrial parts. 4" underclearance allows transportation by a forklift.
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Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has faulted former Governor Gbenga Daniel on his claim of being loyal to President Goodluck Jonathan.
The party spoke against the backdrop of a statement credited to Daniel that he was "irrevocably committed to the Goodluck Jonathan project and will support his aspirations wherever and whenever.
In a statement by the State Publicity Secretary, Mr. Waliu Oladipupo, the party said "by his comments Daniel seems to be giving another meaning to the saying 'if you love me, love my dog.' For, if he is truly committed to Mr. President, he would associate with him warts and all."
The party wondered why Daniel was pledging his loyalty instead of reaffirming his defection to the Labour Party, LP, saying if he could leave the PDP after the party made him politically, "he has already betrayed Mr. President and the entire party".
It urged the President not to be taken in by what it described as "Daniel's Ziggy", adding that "his only loyalty is to himself and Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, SURE-P, which he wants to continue to use to mobilize for the LP.
The party noted that the circumstances under which Daniel defected to the LP were different from that of Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State.
It said: "While Mimiko's decision to leave the PDP for LP was by popular demand, Daniel's adventure is driven by ego and some parochial interests. He wants to have it his own way at all times."
"Again, since leaving the PDP for LP, Governor Mimiko has remained consistent unlike Daniel who moved from the Alliance for Democracy (AD) to PDP, from PDP to the Peoples Party of Nigeria (PPN) and now LP. If he does not get what he wants in LP, you can be sure he will leave for any other platform that catches his fancy."
The party said the President does not need "people who are political liabilities. They have put Nigeria on the world map for the wrong reasons as shown in the United States Country Report on Human Rights Practices which reported that Daniel is being tried for allegedly embezzling N58 billion ($372 million). We further note that tongues are still wagging over the Olokola Free Trade Zone project where some persons are being paid $10 million yearly as commission."


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Digital Marketing is rapidly growing in Indian space. Job Portals are filled with Digital marketing jobs but people are still unaware of basic things in Digital marketing. To over come all these issues Growth Pixel a New Delhi based marketing company created a course based on practical learning and I feel proud to be a part of this team.
I have edited and created videos for digital bra a venture owned by growth pixel. The Videos comprised of Digital marketing Training. This was a fun to work on these videos with Growth Pixel team. The video shots are taken on green screen. I edited the raw videos and all the animation and visual effects are created by me alone.
I edited so many videos like it and also helped in recording some of the sessions with team. From Animated elements to the focused speaker I managed to make it more engaging for the audience.
I added so many effects and animation to make it engaging and easily gulp-able.


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Power BI – Changing Storage Modes (ie. changing from Direct Query to Import)
BY: Collin Quiring There are many blogs, articles, WhitePapers and other information floating around the internet in regards to the difference between Power BI's Direct Query, Import, Dual and Live Connection capabilities. This is either called the... (more...)
Questions and Answers from Project Server Webinar
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Build your applications cell-by-cell. Use the formulas you already know from Excel and Google Sheets, such as IF, SUM, VLOOKUP + new ones. Create charts to visualize results and processes.
Sheets run cyclically, when new data arrives or on specific dates and times. Every cell is calculated, every condition checked, and every chart adapts to the input.
Sheets support a variety of communication protocols and bring the data directly into the sheet. Protocols include e.g. MQTT, OPC UA, KAFKA, REST APIs and more.
Did you know that Sheets send data as well?
Connect one thing to another and convert between protocols right from within the spreadsheet.
See what data you receive and how it is structured, even if the payload contains many data points. Link data to the sheet through simple drag-and-drop.
Observe what all cells do when the sheet recalculates. You do not have to focus on few elements and their specific behaviour. Build your logic cell-by-cell and see immediately how it changes and affects your application. There is no need to go back and forth between building and testing deploying after every change.
You build your applications in the browser, but they run on a server. This can be a cloud cluster, an on-premises server or an edge device, even a Raspberry Pi.


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Accession Number : AD0429365
Title : Constants for the Gaussian Quadrature Formula for Values of N from Two to Thirty.
Corporate Author : ARMY ELECTRONICS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE N MEX
Personal Author(s) : Milnarich,Paul ,Jr. ; Robinson,James P.
Report Date : DEC 1963
Pagination or Media Count : 26
Abstract : The 2N constants for the Nth order Gaussian quadrature formula for N equal to any integer from two to thirty are presented to an accuracy of twenty-eight significant digits. The methods used for computing the constants and estimates of their probable error are discussed. The Gaussian quadrature formula is derived in detail in Appendix A. The derivation has been guided by tutorial considerations rather than mathematical rigor. (Author)
Descriptors : (*NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, NUMERICAL INTEGRATION), POLYNOMIALS, SERIES(MATHEMATICS), FUNCTIONS(MATHEMATICS), WEIGHT, ERRORS
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, the sequel to GTA 3, takes us to Vice City. It's a world that was inspired by the Miami of the 1980s, and you can steal cars, rob stores and pull off drive-by shootings. Like with most of the Grand Theft Auto games, you have a gigantic sandbox world that you can explore, and you have a fully immersive world with radio stations included. This is the type of video game that pulls you in from start to finish and keeps you wanting more.
The American Dream: Living it Large
The story follows the plot line of Tommy Vercetti who is a past hitman who did contract killing for the Forelli crime family. We begin the story after Tommy is released from prison after serving 15 years of his sentence. He wants a new life under the concrete jungle of Vice City, and you can experience some of the wildest moments of criminal living. At that same time, you will meet the eccentric characters of Vice City that Rockstar Games has become known for creating. In total, you have over 60 main missions, but you can just as easily run around trying to get as many cop stars as possible. It makes for a fun competition with your friends. What's brilliant about Grand Theft Auto is how you have a franchise title that goes far above and beyond the missions alone. The entire experience is completely immersive.
No Details Left Out
What separates the Grand Theft Auto series from the others on the market is how no details are left out. You can ride a wheelie on the PCJ-600 and get paid for riding a longer wheelie. The great thing about this game is how they record your latest stunt records and play them back for you later. With Tommy Vercetti, you can steal, shoot, extort and feel involved in almost every detail of the GTA 3 missions. If you want to take it easy, Vice City also offers that aspect, and you can take on secondary missions. For example, you can become a taxi driver, a fireman, or run your own business. The sky is truly the limit here.
The Miami of the 80s
Grand Theft Auto almost flawlessly captures the Miami of the 1980s, and when you play through the missions, you might be left thinking of "Scarface" or 80s TV series like Don Johnson of "Miami Vice." You have four different neighborhoods in the Vice City world, and as you pass through the various missions, the neighborhoods will be unlocked for you. You do not necessarily have to drive through the city and walking can be just as enjoyable. Keep in mind that the graphics might seem somewhat outdated because Rockstar Games first released this title in 2002, which makes it over a decade old. Nevertheless, it adds a nostalgic charm to the overall experience.
Top-notch Quality
In terms of quality, the game has not aged much. Good gaming is good gaming no matter how old it becomes. Ray Liotta from "Goodfellas" voice acts for Tommy Vercetti, and the supporting cast boasts other popular voice actors like:
Burt Reynolds
Dennis Hopper
Danny Trejo
Peter Fonda
James Woods
Samuel L. Jackson
Vice City has a spectacular soundtrack that makes up the radio when you're driving. It can be divided into a variety of genres like heavy metal, rock, pop and everything else that made the 80s a colorful time to be alive. What's interesting about Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is how you have the first 3D sandbox game that was considered a legend. Rockstar has excelled so well at these games that they have become a king of the genre. You have total immersion with these games.
How Vice City Differs from Liberty City
Outside the outdated graphics, you have numerous and an interesting variety of missions. The changes made since "Grand Theft Auto 3: Liberty City" have made this an interesting game. There are a lot of major improvements like you have a stronger and more fleshed out plot. The missions are also lengthier, and they have more than one type of gameplay. For example, not only can you enter structures, you can also buy them. At the time of release for this game, that was a revolutionary concept. Vice City raised the bar for the entire series. Compared to the PS2 version of "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City," the series followed a lot of similarities to the PC version, but the PC version has better graphics. The story of Vice City has a more personal taste than GTA 3, and the character is less anonymous than in GTA 3.
Teaming up with a Shifty Lawyer
The story goes that after Tommy Vercetti serves his 15-year stint in prison, his mafia bosses send him to Vice City to start a new operation. He teams up with a shifty lawyer called Fredo, and the pair start planning to score big on some drugs. After the drugs and the money disappear, Tommy is left fending for himself and trying to find out who cheated him. The game walks an impressive line between being humorous and horror filled.
Another great thing about Vice City is how each of the islands have their own personality. You have one area that starts up the film studio missions. You can also take on extra side missions that will support that main aspect of the plot. Nevertheless, keep in mind that this will not necessarily advance the game. It does, however, let you do other things if you feel frustrated from a particularly challenging mission. Sometimes taking a break and coming back to it is just what you needed.
More Detailed and Realistic Than the Predecessors
Excellent Story Line
A Varied Level of Missions
Amazing Soundtracks
Outdated Graphics but the Game Stands the Test of Time—Still Very Entertaining.
Be the crime kingpin in Vice City
When it comes to crime games, no other series commands as much respect as the Grand Theft Auto franchise. With its phenomenal graphics and open-world gameplay, the Grand Theft Auto series continues to enjoy success despite its age. Developed by Rockstar Games, the GTA series frequently pushes the boundaries of gaming technology. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is the sixth game in the action franchise, and it follows the critically acclaimed Grand Theft Auto III. As the successor to such a popular GTA game, GTA: Vice City had huge expectations placed upon its shoulders when it was first released. Despite this, it was able to hold it's own against its competitors and stood the test of time.
Good graphics for its time
Great storyline
Lots of missions
Open world
Violent themes
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When it comes to crime games, no other series commands as much respect as the Grand Theft Auto franchise. With its phenomenal graphics and open-world gameplay, the Grand Theft Auto series continues to enjoy success despite its age. Developed by Rockstar Games, the GTA series frequently pushes the boundaries of gaming technology. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is the sixth game in the action franchise, and it follows the critically acclaimed Grand Theft Auto III. As the successor to such a popular GTA game, GTA: Vice City had huge expectations placed upon its shoulders when it was first released. Despite this, it was able to hold it's own against its competitors and stood the test of time.
In GTA: Vice City, you play as ex-convict Tommy Vercetti. After serving fifteen years in prison, he returns to his former boss, Sonny Forelli. Sonny sends Tommy to Vice City to handle dubious jobs for the Forelli Family. From there, the player must help Tommy navigate the crime-ridden Vice City in order to rise through the ranks of the mafia and establish a family of his own.
GTA: Vice City, as with all the games in the franchise, is very controversial for it's dark and violent themes. Most of the characters in the game are awful, deceitful people. The protagonist himself is a member of the mafia and seeks to establish his own empire by any means necessary. Nevertheless, this is what makes GTA a lot of fun.
Life of Crime
If GTA didn't start the open-world crime simulator genre, it certainly codified it. It's hard to think of a crime simulation game without thinking of any of the GTA games since most of the standard mechanics of the genre were popularized by the franchise. GTA: Vice City is simply a well-polished version of the tried and tested formula.
The game is presented in third-person POV and it's set in an open-world environment. Vice City is highly based on Miami in the 1980s and features figures and events from the time period. It has a story mode that follows the plot mentioned above, but it also has a free roam mode where players can explore Vice City with no restrictions. Quests and missions are also available, and the game provides users with a wide range of weapon options to complete them. Players must commit various crimes like stealing, assaulting, and carnapping to complete their missions. Committing too many crimes will alert law enforcement, however, and the player will have to fight against them, as well.


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At HS6 we are committed to preparing students for life. This means that while a sound academic foundation is paramount, it is also important to develop life skills that will ensure that you can be successful in whatever university course or career that you pursue. To complement your A levels/BTEC's we offer a range of enrichment activities that will help you achieve your potential and flourish inside and outside the classroom.
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Enrichment Award - At Hendon School, we ensure that we help students to develop the skills that universities and employers are looking for. We encourage students to participate in 'Community Projects' and contribute towards the local and school community. All students are expected to complete the Bronze level (30 hours) during Year 12, with rewards for those completing 50 and 100 hours. The award is made up of a range of activities covering three different sections (community, personal and subject).
National Citizen Services (NCS) - "brings together young people from different backgrounds and helps them develop greater confidence, self-awareness and responsibility. It encourages personal and social development by working on skills like leadership, teamwork and communication. Participants develop a social action project to deal with a local issue they're passionate about, and spend 30 hours putting the project into action in their community." Hendon School is an NCS Champion School, so we receive guaranteed placements for all our students. The cost to participate in the Challenge is £50. Successful completion of NCS also offers a range of other opportunities.
Paired Reading- Sixth Form students support year 7 students improve reading and comprehension through two 1:1 sessions a week.
Work Experience- All Sixth From students have to complete two weeks of work experience at an appropriate establishment that will help them to develop professional and employability skills. These skills help students in the next stage after they leave Hendon School.
Summer Schools - We also encourage and support all students thinking about university to apply for a summer school. They provide an opportunity for students to experience the subject that they are interested in at degree level. Each year we successfully support approximately 40 students into a range of opportunities.
Trip to CERN – Every year, the Science Faculty takes a group of Sixth Formers to visit the CERN laboratory in Switzerland.


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