Rev. William Robinson Clark, the subject of this memoir, was born in Inverurie on the 26th of March, 1829. He began his education at the Grammar School in Old Aberdeen and from this institution passed to King's College, Aberdeen, from which he graduated M.A., with honours in 1848. Proceeding to Oxford he entered Hertford College and received his B.A. degree in 1863 (I think was 1864 and his M.A. in 1865).
After leaving Oxford he held two successful curacies for a short period and his exceptional abilities were recognized by his appointment as Vicar of the parish church of St. Mary Magdalen, Taunton. He retained this position for twenty-one years and during a part of the time he was also rural dean of Taunton and Prebendary of Wells Cathedral. He left Taunton in 1880 and spent two years at literary work in England.
He came to America and was connected for a short time with Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y. In 1882 he was appointed special preacher in St. George's Church, Toronto, and in the following January professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy in the University of Trinity College (Toronto) with which he maintained an unbroken connection till the time of his death, on 12th of November, 1912. When the chair in English was established in Trinity College he became the first professor, holding this chair together with that of Philosophy for several years, till he resigned the latter pursuant to the changes brought about by the Federation of Trinity College with the University of Toronto. To the onerous duties of these two chairs, he added extra courses of lectures from time to time in history and in several branches of theology, a department of study with which he was thoroughly conversant.
In 1908 he retired from active service, with the title of Professor Emeritus, retaining his seat on the Corporation of Trinity College and continuing to attend its meetings regularly as long as his physical strength permitted.
Among honours and distinctions which were lavishly and fittingly bestowed upon Dr. Clark by institutions of learning, are the degrees of Doctor of Civil Law, conferred by Trinity College, Toronto: Doctor of Divinity, conferred by Queen's University, Kingston (Ontario): and Doctor of Laws conferred by Hobart College, Geneva (now HWS University, USA); his appointment by the University of Michigan to be Baldwin lecturer in 1887, and Slocum lecturer in 1889; his appointment as Honorary Professor of Hobart College, Geneva, in 1888; his election in 1891 as Fellow of The Royal Society of Canada and in 1900 as President of the Society. The Empire Club of Toronto owed much to his strong support, and elected him President of the Club in 1905.
He took a prominent part in the Synods of the Church and in other representative gatherings of Churchmen and of Litterateurs, where his scholarly treatment of every subject he touched commanded the attention and respect of all. In 1907 he was appointed Honorary Canon of St. Albans Cathedral, Toronto. As a preacher and a public lecturer Professor Clark was very highly esteemed, and his many engagements in these capacities served to make Trinity College favourably known far and near. His sermons were models of forceful argument, logical presentation, and perfect diction, as well as being full of spiritual power. In his class room work and on the public platform he showed not only brilliancy but remarkable versatility, as he did also in his literary productions, which embrace Theology, History and Literature.
Of his published works, the best known are "Savonarola," "Pascal," "The Paraclete," "Witnesses of Christ," and "The Anglican Reformation." Important also are his translations of Hagenbach's History of Christian Doctrine, and Heffele's History of the Councils. His last work was an interpretation of Kingsley's Water Babies, an annotated edition of which he published hardly more than a year before his death, embodying in it the substance of a lecture delivered in public by special request more than one hundred times.
The Royal Society obtained the support of a skilled lecturer and one whose interests were ever in the highest planes of literature and life. When he filled the President's office his personality did much to make the year specially successful, and the meetings of Section II, when he was present, were always interesting, and his contributions to the discussions were most valuable.
I am indebted to Jeanne Salo, Royal Society of Canada, for the photograph and information.
Note. The parentheses are mine by way of global-understanding, modern connection, and possible correction.


1) the chips should be the vessel for the toppings, not the main ingredient. I personally like way more toppings than chips. I bought a baked tortilla chip from Trader Joe's as well, which cuts down on the fat content.
2) a fun main ingredient. Everyone has ordered chicken nachos, beef nachos– I decided to make mine crab nachos, which are a little more fun for the summertime.
3) Lots and lots of fresh vegetables. The inspiration for these rather unusual nachos stemmed from a bruschetta we had in Newport, RI the day we got engaged. They are very summery with tomatoes, caramelized onions, manchego cheese, fresh basil, and avocado.
1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Put the chips on a large cookie sheet in an even layer and set aside.
2. Heat a large saute pan over medium heat. Add a drizzle of olive oil and cook the onion for 2-3 minutes, or until it starts to caramelize. Add the crab meat and hot sauce, and cook another 3 minutes, so that it starts to brown. Stir well to mix and keep from sticking to the bottom. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
3. Remove from the heat and add the diced tomato. Mix well before adding the crab mix to the chips in an even layer. Try and keep as much on the chips as you can so that they stick while you bake them.
4. Top the crab mix with the grated manchego cheese and sliced jalapeno. Manchego is a very sharp cheese, so a little really goes a long way. If you have a grated with multiple-sized slits, I would use the smallest.
5. Bake the nachos for 10 minutes, or until the cheese has melted through.
6. Top the nachos with the fresh basil, avocado, and lime wedges before serving. You can serve sour cream, salsa, and any other nacho garnishes on the side if you wish.


Colorado's governor, Denver's mayor and other dignitaries receive a more robust Denver police response than the public under new rules recently adopted by the city's 911 system.
Post your comments on the Denver Post article, "Dignitaries" get enhanced 911 response in wake of new Denver rules (click that link to go back and read the article).
Just remember folks, your call is important to us. Please die gracefully, and with a minimum of blood spatter or ambiguity, so that our officers won't have to do anything icky when they show up from serving people far more important than you.
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Are we surprised? Dialing 911 and waiting 15.75 minutes is for the Little People.
So this is news why?
We are living a the hope and change of Obama and liberals, be them a mayor, a governor, a Senator, or a Congresswomen, where it's, do as WE say, not as WE do.
Where the ruling class lives by one set of rules and We The People of the under class live by another set of rules.
They ALL don't do it. If Hancock was a Republican and this was released, his political future would be very dim. The illegitimate mass media would research very nook and cranny to pile on. However since Hancock is a Democrat, the wagons will be circled, and somehow Republican's will be blamed. If by chance that doesn't happen Hancock can give his resume to the First Lady.
This is how it will be, comrade, and you better like it!
That incident culminated in the firing of the dispatcher, who contends the mayor's office should have had to wait like everyone else for police resources to become available.
Her firing says a lot in itself it you think about it a bit.
This is rich, a priority response to guys who are already surrounded by tax paid bodyguards 24/7?
Ms. Rhodes got canned because somebody got pissy.
This makes perfect sense. These are superior people who know everything there is to know about how the rest of us mere mortals should live our lives, and if anything were allowed to happen to any one them, we would all die instantly.
Typical of rules applying to progressives in government -- coddle the elite, stroke the people supporting the elites while keeping their blinders properly adjusted and let the benighted unwashed masses eat table scraps. Preference to the "dignitaries" and justification as provided in the dispatcher's termination are just prime examples of the arrogance of the elite and their contempt of their subjects.
thinkingahead wrote: So this is news why?
We aren't finished with this story. We will keep seeking additional records and we continue to work our sources to see if we can declare this story true or false.
I am proud of the richness of discussions, the level of thinking and the quality execution we displayed on this story.
In this passage Moore admits outright that the Denver Post published vile accusations without knowing if they were true -- not even in the journalistic sense of "truth" of having independent corroborating witnesses -- and then claims to be proud of that breach of journalistic ethics. Since then, despite Moore's pledge, there has been nothing but stony silence from the Denver Post on this affair, so I think it's safe to say that they never did find another witness or any evidence to corroborate their accusations. Nor have they felt the urge to be "fair", admit that failure, and apologize.
This may well be the exception that proves the rule and it was certainly a curious incident, with a story that waits to be told. I'd still like to know what prompted the Denver Post to sink to the level of the checkout counter tabloids and rush to publication with the uncorroborated accusations of a pimp and convicted felon. I certainly don't buy Moore's explanation that they'd gotten impatient at their lack of progress after a whole week of investigation, or that Hancock's refusal to cooperate in his own lynching was somehow all the corroboration they needed.
Whatever the explanation might be, at least in the case of Mayor Hancock it can't be claimed that the Denver Post didn't sniff his every nook and cranny.
Well, good to know Denver likes its BETTERS. Just one more reason to stay away. They must enjoy their ruling class, and they can have it. Sounds like, at least in Denver, it's good to be the King er..a dignitary. That is the beauty of America, there is freedom to experience all kinds of living. If you seek to experience being a peasant, there is always someone willing to be the King, er, I mean, your BETTER. No wait, sorry, Dignitary is the word they are using.
Recall whoever proposed this idea.
Shame anyone who supports it.
I used to ponder on what dynamics were at work that would motivate the 18th Century French Society into rolling out the Guillotine into the Public Square and begin loping off heads. Thanks to our "dignitaries" and those who support them, I no longer wonder.
I'd still like to know what prompted the Denver Post to sink to the level of the checkout counter tabloids and rush to publication with the uncorroborated accusations of a pimp and convicted felon.
The message is clear: some people are more equal than others. Do people with more money get better public police protection than those who do not?
darfor wrote: Typical of rules applying to progressives in government -- coddle the elite, stroke the people supporting the elites while keeping their blinders properly adjusted and let the benighted unwashed masses eat table scraps. Preference to the "dignitaries" and justification as provided in the dispatcher's termination are just prime examples of the arrogance of the elite and their contempt of their subjects.
It's not conservatism vs progressivism. It's more a question of degree of corruption. This smells very corrupt at first blush. A policy fitting of a true Oligarchy.
The really appalling part of this story is that the mayor's office waited for three hours to report the burglary and then expected an emergency response. I guess a non-emergent situation trumps a situation of imminent danger if you are a person of power. The response time for the woman who was killed in Observatory Park is inexplicable. Imagine if this incident were in Westwood or Cole or some parts of Park Hill. The response time might be even longer in cases of imminent danger. The 911 operator who was fired in the incident involving the mayor's office should be reinstated with back pay and an apology from the Mayor's office.
So much more to be said about the "wrongful" termination of dispatcher regarding this article. This is being appealed and I hope more citizens, officers and 911 employees will voice their strong objections over the firing of this employee. This dispatcher, was following Standard Operating Procedures by NOT sending a car to mayors office ahead of priority calls for police response. The suspect was a terminated employee....not on scene. I understand, the call was a theft NOT a burglary as it was coded. The dispatcher, as noted in letter to her from Director, Carl Simpson had other infractions noted previously. One mentioned, was leaving her station unattended for 3 minutes?? Why, if this is what happened wasn't she fired for that offense? It is common practice, if dispatcher has to use restroom or go to kitchen they do unplug from their position, always first having fellow dispatcher, patch their channel, so channel is never unmanned. This management team, took the opportunity to compile the mayor's complaint and anything else in her file to fire her.
The city officials, city council, manager of safety and chief of police were all sent correspondence by me in February, 2013 regarding the management and training or lack thereof within the 911 Communications Bureau.
Therefore, the City has been put on notice of the director and managements failures to lead the bureau for sometime. Any future legal actions will not and should not withstand the "I didn't know and "we need to investigate" excuses and should not be tolerated by the citizens of Denver.
Since the "civilianization" of 911, the complaints and liability for the City have risen at an alarming rate. The loss of life and or injury to citizens and police officers is immeasurable and a tragedy.
Since the replacement of police officers operating Denver 911 the complaints and liability for the City have risen at an alarming rate. The training department or lack thereof has ill qualified leadership and experience. Reading a script or being required to air an address twice in two different ways, required to take a "pause" or breather and sounding like robots does not make anyone "qualified" to handle life and threat situations. Failing dispatchers during their evaluations for not following the script is not what is needed to improve, direct, manage or supervise the 911 bureau. How important, in the scheme of a shooting, stabbing, or any call for help is it that we take a breath or give the address twice. I assure you, the officers will ask over the air and do if they need any information again. The 911 bureau, under the present leadership, has a lot more that needs to be corrected than the "way" the dispatcher sounds when she dispatches a call.
The call to the mayor's office occurred October 31, 2013, dispatcher notified formally of complaint November 8, 2013 and "dignitaries" policy written December, 2013 effective December 30, 2013. Coincidence??? I think not!! Of course, they will all say one had NOTHING to do with the other. Really?
The director, management and training department all need to be the ones investigated and terminated. Which was pointed out to Mayor, Manager of Safety, Police Chief and all City Council members in February, 2013. Police should be in charge of the 911 bureau and the police staffing arguments should be a moot point! Pay now for additional police or pay later in tragedies, publicity and lawsuits.
Additionally, I retired of my own volition, after 15 years of service. I only qualify this for those that may say this writing is "sour grapes." My personnel records have no entries of suspensions, negative write ups, official complaints etc. I do not have a dog in this fight but to point out the injustice of keeping ill qualified employees who cry during foot pursuits and critical incidents and have to unplug from radio and can't handle the job fire a good trained dispatcher for political reason.
Sounds like a big fat lawsuit for Ms. Rhodes for illegal termination. Even thoughwe live in an at will employment state, we are still required to be fair in our termination processes. This is far from fair. It sounds like she was doing her job.
As for the that fired her, he needs to be fired for pandering to the corrupt Denver political machine.
You know you are only making this statement because it is not a conservative or a Republican involved but one of those sacrosanct liberals that can never be condemned for doing something pompous and arrogant to the lowbrow voters who keep voting them into office.


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This article describes the geology of the ceremonial county of Durham. It includes the boroughs of Darlington, Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees but not those former northeastern parts of the county which are now in the county of Tyne and Wear.

The geology of County Durham in northeast England consists of a basement of Lower Palaeozoic rocks overlain by a varying thickness of Carboniferous and Permo-Triassic sedimentary rocks which dip generally eastwards towards the North Sea. These have been intruded by a pluton, sills and dykes at various times from the Devonian Period to the Palaeogene. The whole is overlain by a suite of unconsolidated deposits of Quaternary age arising from glaciation and from other processes operating during the post-glacial period to the present. The geological interest of the west of the county was recognised by the designation in 2003 of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as a European Geopark.

The word 'geology' may be traced back to a coinage of Richard de Bury who was a Bishop of Durham in the 14th century. He introduced the term geologia in his work The Philobiblon which he explained as 'the earthly science'.

Ordovician
The oldest rocks at or near the surface within County Durham are Ordovician age (485 - 443 Ma) Skiddaw Group rocks found in a small inlier near Cronkley Fell in upper Teesdale. They are recorded as the Skiddaw Slates, better known from the Lake District 50 km to the west. A small quarry in these phyllites was worked at one time to make slate pencils. Overlying these are pyroclastic rocks thought to belong to the Borrowdale Volcanic Group.

No rocks from the succeeding Silurian Period (443 - 419 Ma) are seen at outcrop in the county.

Devonian
No rocks of Devonian age (419 - 359 Ma) are seen at outcrop in the county though a pluton, the Weardale Granite forming the North Pennine Batholith was intruded into Lower Palaeozoic rocks around 410 million years ago during the Devonian Period. It forms a part of the larger 'North of England Plutonic Suite', whose members (which include the granites at Shap and Skiddaw) were emplaced during the Caledonian Orogeny. The buoyancy of this batholith (it is less dense than the rock into which it was intruded) is considered to be responsible for the existence of the Alston Block which coincides with the North Pennines and which is essentially an eastward dipping horst bounded to the west (outside of County Durham) by the Pennine Fault System, to the north by the Stublick and Ninety Fathom faults (in Northumberland) and by the Butterknowle Fault and Stainmore Trough to the south.

Carboniferous
There is a thick succession of rocks in County Durham which originated during the Carboniferous Period (359 - 299 Ma). The detail of the rock succession varies from one part of the county to another and in no one location is the entire sequence detailed below in place. The sequence over the Alston Block is generally thinner than elsewhere.

The western half of the county forms a part of the Pennine range of hills which are formed largely by the sandstones and limestones of the Great Scar Limestone and overlying Yoredale groups. Further east it is the younger Coal Measures rocks which are found at the surface. Further east again the Carboniferous succession is overlain by younger rocks but they are present at increasing depth to the North Sea coast and beyond.

Note that the subdivision of the British Carboniferous rock sequence has undergone considerable revision in recent years and many traditional sequence names are now obsolete in formal use, though of course they remain widespread in the literature. What is now referred to as the Pennine Coal Measures Group would once have been referred to simply as the 'Productive Coal Measures' and the Yoredale Group was the 'Yoredale Series'. The 'Millstone Grit' of County Durham (minus the 'Great Limestone Member') has been renamed as the 'Stainmore Formation', having also been referred to somewhat confusingly as the Stainmore Group at one time.

A feature of much of the Carboniferous succession in northern England is its cyclicity which has involved regular changes between marine deposition and sedimentation from rivers. The phenomenon is manifest as cyclothems and is especially prominent in the Yoredale Group sequence.

Great Scar Limestone Group
A part of the Carboniferous Limestone Supergroup, the Great Scar Limestone Group consists of a number of different formations except over the Alston Block where a 107m thickness of largely Asbian age limestones and sandstones occurs and is known as the Melmerby Scar Limestone Formation.
Great Scar Limestone Group
Knipe Scar Limestone Formation
Potts Beck Formation
Ashfell Limestone Formation
Ashfell Sandstone Formation
Breakyneck Scar Limestone Formation
Brownber Formation
Scandal Beck Limestone Formation
Coldbeck Limestone Formation

Limestone was widely quarried for the production of lime for agriculture and lime mortar for building. Industrial scale quarrying accompanied the growth of the iron and steel industries but has since declined. The Frosterley Marble, a bituminous coraliferous limestone once worked at Harehope Quarry in Weardale is used as a decorative stone and can be found in many churches in the region. Concentrations of such corals as Dibunophyllum bipartitum and of brachiopod remains contribute to its attractiveness when sections are polished.

Yoredale Group
Rocks assigned to the Yoredale Group overlie the Carboniferous Limestone succession. The Group is subdivided into a lower/older Alston Formation and a higher/younger Stainmore Formation. The former is largely of Brigantian age whilst the latter is of Asbian/Brigantian to Yeadonian age. The latter is broadly equivalent to the Millstone Grit of the central and southern Pennines. Note that in northeast England some hard rock units are traditionally described as 'sills', a local term for a hard band of rock of whatever origin. Nowadays geologists reserve the term for flat-lying igneous intrusions such as the Whin Sill which is described below.

Yoredale Group
Stainmore Formation (formerly Millstone Grit)
various un-named sandstones and mudstones
Grindstone Sandstone (formerly Grindstone Sill)
various un-named sandstones and mudstones
Firestone Sandstone (formerly Firestone Sill)
various sandstones and mudstones
Alston Formation (formerly Alston Group)
Great Limestone Member (formerly part of Stainmore Group of Millstone Grit - Pendleian)
Four Fathom Limestone Member
various sandstones and limestones
Three Yard Limestone Member
various sandstones and limestones
Five Yard Limestone Member
various sandstones and limestones
Scar Limestone Member
various sandstones and limestones
Tynebottom Limestone Member
various sandstones and limestones

Coal Measures
Overlying the Yoredale Group rocks is a thick sequence of Coal Measures across which the Durham Coalfield developed. The sequence in County Durham is divided into Lower, Middle and Upper formations. Each of the three are dominated by mudstones but contain abundant sandstones and coal seams. Ironstone bands occur in the lower part of the sequence. At least eleven marine bands (shelly mudstones in general) occur within the Coal Measures. Of these, the 'Quarterburn' marine band defines the base of the Lower Coal Measures Formation, the 'Harvey' marine band defines its junction with the overlying Middle Coal Measures Formation and the 'Down Hill' marine band defines the latter's junction with the Upper Coal Measures Formation. The Quarterburn, Harvey and Down Hill marine bands correlate with the standard Subcrenatum, Vanderbeckei  and Cambriense marine bands of elsewhere. The top of the entire Coal Measures sequence is an erosion surface.

Pennine Coal Measures Group
Pennine Upper Coal Measures Formation
Pennine Middle Coal Measures Formation (Duckmantian)
Pennine Lower Coal Measures Formation (Langsettian)

Over the Alston Block the middle and upper Coal Measures are missing. Similarly in the Stainmore Trough on the Yorkshire border, both the upper part of the Middle and the entire Upper Coal Measures are absent. The rank of coal increases in the west, a result of the heating of these strata by the Weardale Granite. Some such seams are semi-anthracites. Workings for coal date back centuries though the height of the industry was the nineteenth century. There are no deep pits remaining in the county though opencasting continues.

Various of the county's Coal Measures sandstones have been quarried for building stone, for example the Low Main Post sandstone in Durham which was used in the construction of the city's cathedral.

Late Carboniferous intrusive rocks
The 'Hett Subswarm' of tholeiitic quartz-dolerite dykes run WSW-ENE across country to the south of Durham. The subswarm includes the Hett Dyke and Ludworth Dyke amongst others which cut Coal Measures rocks in a WSW-ENE alignment but do not pass into the overlying Permian succession.

Permian and Triassic
As with the Carboniferous sequence, the subdivision of the British Permian (299 - 252 Ma) and Triassic (252 - 201 Ma) has been considerably revised in recent years. Traditional sequence names have been replaced in formal use by new names, though the older names are frequently encountered in books and on maps. The full sequence of Permian and Triassic rocks forming the New Red Sandstone Supergroup locally is this (uppermost/youngest first):
Mercia Mudstone Group (formerly Keuper Marl) (Triassic)
Sherwood Sandstone Group (formerly Bunter Sandstone) (Triassic)
Zechstein Group (Permian)
Roxby Formation  (calcareous mudstone, formerly Upper Anyhdrite and Marl)
Sherburn Anhydrite Formation (in Stockton area only)
Rotten Marl Formation (formerly Rotten or Carnallitic Marl)
Boulby Halite Formation (formerly Middle Halite in Durham area)
Seaham Formation (formerly Upper Magnesian Limestone - calcareous mudstone)
Seaham Residue & Fordon Evaporite Formation (Edlington Formation in Stockton area (formerly Permian Middle Marls))
Roker Formation (formerly Hartlepool Anydrite & Roker Dolomite)
Ford Formation (formerly Middle Magnesian Limestone)
Raisby Formation (formerly Lower Magnesian Limestone)
Marl Slate Formation (formerly Marl Slate)
Rotliegendes Group (Permian)
Yellow Sands Formation (formerly Basal Permian (Sands &) Breccia)

The Yellow Sands Formation comprises aeolian dune-bedded sandstones. The Yellow Sands Formation continues to be worked for building sand. These are overlain by the thin bituminous limestones of the 'Marl Slate' representing the start of a series of inundations of the area by rising sea levels. It contains abundant fish remains.

The sequence from the Marl Slate up to and including the Seaham Formation was formerly known as the Magnesian Limestone. The 'Zechstein Group' replaced the former Don, Aislaby, Teesside, Staintondale and Eskdale groups. Several of these units have proved economically valuable. Anhydrite was sourced beneath Hartlepool and gypsum near Darlington.
The Magnesian Limestone forms a broken west-facing scarp running from the western edge of Sunderland southwards through Houghton-le-Spring and Hetton-le-Hole to Coxhoe where its outcrop is offset to the west by the Butterknowle Fault. English Nature has defined this part of the county east of the scarp where the sequence is exposed at or near the surface, as the 'Durham Magnesian Limestone Plateau' in its assessment of 'character areas'. The occurrence of gypsum and anhydrite reflects the extreme nature of the evaporation of the shallow Zechstein Sea on occasion though such evaporites are economically valuable. They also present constraints on development as ongoing subterranean solution of these deposits causes occasional catastrophic ground collapse. Similar solution in Palaeogene times has created 'collapse breccias' of overlying strata.

Dolomite from the Roker Formation has been quarried for building construction along the Durham coast. It has sometimes been referred to as 'Cannonball Rock' due to the appearance of calcitic concretions in certain beds. St Oswald's Church in Hartlepool is constructed from this stone.

Permian intrusive rocks

The Whin Sill and associated igneous dykes were intruded into the existing sedimentary sequence during the early Permian around 295 Ma. The thickness of the quartz-dolerite sill averages about 30m. The sill underlies the larger part of the county at depth and appears to extend beneath the North Sea to the east. Thermal metamorphism has altered the surrounding strata, the 'country rocks', to a distance of tens of metres or more. One such is the Sugar Limestone of upper Teesdale which weathers in characteristic fashion and hosts a rare assemblage of plants. Mudstones in contact with the sill have been altered into hornfels, known locally as 'whetstone'.  The presence of the Whin Sill gives rise to High Force where the River Tees drops in spectacular fashion over this erosion-resistant rock. The Little Whin Sill is a thinner, more geographically restricted intrusion of dolerite of similar age outcropping in upper Weardale.
A quarry near High Force in upper Teesdale works the dolerite (or 'whinstone') of the Whin Sill for roadstone, aggregate and as larger blocks for coastal protection purposes.

Northern Pennine Orefield
The Northern Pennine Orefield comprises an extended network of veins and 'flats' developed within the Carboniferous sedimentary sequence and is considered one of the finest examples of Mississippi Valley type orefields. Epigenetic mineralisation (i.e. mineralisation at a shallow level) of veins and faults took place shortly after emplacement of the Whin Sill at the start of the Permian Period. Mining for lead, copper and zinc has taken place over several centuries across these uplands.

Palaeogene
Volcanism centred on western Scotland took place during the Palaeogene Period and resulted in the intrusion of innumerable dykes, one of which is the Cleveland Dyke which extends from Galloway through County Durham to the North York Moors. This intrusion of basaltic andesite which is up to 30m wide in places has been dated to 55.8+/- 0.9Ma

Structure
The broad structure of the Alston Block has been described in the Devonian section above. The block is itself cut north to south a by a complex structure known as the 'Burtreeford Disturbance' which comprises both faults and folds. To the east of the block the cover of late Palaeozoic and early Mesozoic rocks dip into the North Sea Basin.

Quaternary

Glacial legacy
Much of the county is mantled with a layer of glacial till though this is thinner on the higher ground in the west. There are also spreads of glacially derived sand and gravel, especially across part of the lower ground in the east. Alluvium deposited by rivers occupies the floors of valleys such as that of the Wear whilst river terraces are frequent in the Tees valley. Lacustrine clays and silts occur in parts of the east where for example, towards the end of the last ice age, Glacial Lake Wear and Glacial Lake Edderacres formed as drainage eastwards was blocked by an icesheet occupying the North Sea.

Post-glacial
Peat has developed extensively across the higher ground of the North Pennines. A variety of coastal deposits are found around the Tees estuary and up the coast to Hartlepool and beyond.

Geoconservation and Geotourism
Some locations in County Durham are afforded statutory legal protection against adverse developments through being designated as one or more of the following:

Local geological sites
A geodiversity audit of County Durham produced many locations which are now afforded recognition as 'Local geological sites' (formerly referred to as 'Regionally Important Geodiversity Sites' or simply 'RIGS'.

Local nature reserves
LNRs may be designated for their biological or geological interest. In any case, more often than not, the biological interest is dependent upon the geological interest as at Wingate Quarry LNR north of Trimdon Grange village where 'Magnesian Limestone grassland' may be found

Sites of Special Scientific Interest

Numerous SSSIs include citations referring to their geological interest. The extensive Moorhouse and Cross Fell SSSI (shared with Cumbria) is one of the most important for a range of subjects. Natural England and other conservation bodies own and manage these locations. The Durham Coast is one such which is designated in part for its coastal geomorphology.

Bodies such as the North Pennines AONB Partnership and Durham County Council have published local geodiversity action plans (or 'LGAPs') which summarise an area's geological interests and propose various measures to conserve what is perceived to be valuable.

North Pennines AONB and Geopark

The North Pennines AONB was designated as Britain's first European Geopark in 2003 partly in acknowledgement of its geological and geomorphological interest. The AONB and Geopark extend beyond the boundaries of County Durham to include parts of Northumberland and Cumbria.

See also
 Geology of the United Kingdom
 Geology of England

Further reading
British Geological Survey 1:50,000 scale geological map series sheets (England and Wales) 19 - 21, 25 - 27, 31 - 33, 40 & 41 and accompanying memoirs.
 'Limestone Landscapes Partnership' website

References

Geography of County Durham

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Q: C++: Measuring memory usage from within the program, Windows and Linux See, I wanted to measure memory usage of my C++ program. From inside the program, without profilers or process viewers, etc.
Why from inside the program?

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*Measurements will be done thousands of times—must be automated; therefore, having an eye on Task Manager, top, whatever, will not do

*Measurements are to be done during production runs—performance degradation, which may be caused by profilers, is not acceptable since the run times are non-negligible already (several hours for large problem instances)

note. Why measure at all? The only reason to measure used memory (as reported by the OS) as opposed to calculating "expected" usage in advance is the fact that I can not directly, analytically "sizeof" how much does my principal data structure use. The structure itself is
unordered_map<bitset, map<uint16_t, int64_t> >
these are packed into a vector for all I care (a list would actually suffice as well, I only ever need to access the "neighbouring" structures; without details on memory usage, I can hardly decide which to choose)
vector< unordered_map<bitset, map<uint16_t, int64_t> > >
so if anybody knows how to "sizeof" the memory occupied by such a structure, that would also solve the issue (though I'd probably have to fork the question or something).
Environment: It may be assumed that the program runs all alone on the given machine (along with the OS, etc. of course; either a PC or a supercomputer's node); it is certain to be the only one program requiring large (say > 512 MiB) amounts of memory—computational experiment environment. The program is either run on my home PC (16GiB RAM; Windows 7 or Linux Mint 18.1) or the institution supercomputer's node (circa 100GiB RAM, CentOS 7), and the program may want to consume all that RAM. Note that the supercomputer effectively prohibits disk swapping of user processes, and my home PC has a smallish page file.
Memory usage pattern. The program can be said to sequentially fill a sort of table, each row wherein is the vector<...> as specified above. Say the prime data structure is called supp. Then, for each integer k, to fill supp[k], the data from supp[k-1] is required. As supp[k] is filled it is used to initialize supp[k+1]. Thus, at each time, this, prev, and next "table rows" must be readily accessible. After the table is filled, the program does a relatively quick (compared with "initializing" and filling the table), non-exhaustive search in the table, through which a solution is obtained. Note that the memory is only  allocated through the STL containers, I never explicitly new() or malloc() myself.
Questions. Wishful thinking.

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*What is the appropriate way to measure total memory usage (including swapped to disk) of a process from inside its source code (one for Windows, one for Linux)?

*Should probably be another question, or rather a good googling session, but still---what is the proper (or just easy) way to explicitly control (say encourage or discourage) swapping to disk? A pointer to an authoritative book on the subject would be very welcome. Again, forgive my ignorance, I'd like a means to say something on the lines of "NEVER swap supp" or
"swap supp[10]"; then, when I need it, "unswap supp[10]"—all from the program's code. I thought I'd have to resolve to serialize the data structures and explicitly store them as a binary file, then reverse the transformation.

On Linux, it appeared the easiest to just catch the heap pointers through sbrk(0), cast them as 64-bit unsigned integers, and compute the difference after the memory gets allocated, and this approach produced plausible results (did not do more rigorous tests yet).
edit 5. Removed reference to HeapAlloc wrangling—irrelevant.
edit 4. Windows solution
This bit of code reports the working set that matches the one in Task Manager; that's about all I wanted—tested on Windows 10 x64 (tested by  allocations like new uint8_t[1024*1024], or rather, new uint8_t[1ULL << howMuch], not in my "production" yet ).
On Linux, I'd try getrusage or something to get the equivalent.
The principal element is GetProcessMemoryInfo, as suggested by @IInspectable and @conio
#include<Windows.h>
#include<Psapi.h>
//get the handle to this process
auto myHandle = GetCurrentProcess();
//to fill in the process' memory usage details
PROCESS_MEMORY_COUNTERS pmc;
//return the usage (bytes), if I may
if (GetProcessMemoryInfo(myHandle, &pmc, sizeof(pmc)))
    return(pmc.WorkingSetSize);
else
    return 0;

edit 5. Removed reference to GetProcessWorkingSetSize as irrelevant. Thanks @conio.

A: On Windows, the GlobalMemoryStatusEx function gives you useful information both about your process and the whole system.
Based on this table you might want to look at MEMORYSTATUSEX.ullAvailPhys to answer "Am I getting close to hitting swapping overhead?" and changes in (MEMORYSTATUSEX.ullTotalVirtual – MEMORYSTATUSEX.ullAvailVirtual) to answer "How much RAM is my process allocating?"

A: To know how much physical memory your process takes you need to query the process working set or, more likely, the private working set. The working set is (more or less) the amount of physical pages in RAM your process uses. Private working set excludes shared memory.
See

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*What is private bytes, virtual bytes, working set?

*How to interpret Windows Task Manager?

*https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/tims/2010/10/29/pdc10-mysteries-of-windows-memory-management-revealed-part-two/
for terminology and a little bit more details.
There are performance counters for both metrics.
(You can also use QueryWorkingSet(Ex) and calculate that on your own, but that's just nasty in my opinion. You can get the (non-private) working set with GetProcessMemoryInfo.)

But the more interesting question is whether or not this helps your program to make useful decisions. If nobody's asking for memory or using it, the mere fact that you're using most of the physical memory is of no interest. Or are you worried about your program alone using too much memory?
You haven't said anything about the algorithms it employs or its memory usage patterns. If it uses lots of memory, but does this mostly sequentially, and comes back to old memory relatively rarely it might not be a problem. Windows writes "old" pages to disk eagerly, before paging out resident pages is completely necessary to supply demand for physical memory. If everything goes well, reusing these already written to disk pages for something else is really cheap.
If your real concern is memory thrashing ("virtual memory will be of no use due to swapping overhead"), then this is what you should be looking for, rather than trying to infer (or guess...) that from the amount of physical memory used. A more useful metric would be page faults per unit of time. It just so happens that there are performance counters for this too. See, for example Evaluating Memory and Cache Usage.
I suspect this to be a better metric to base your decision on.

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De Beaufort-meester of de Meester van de Beaufort heiligen is de noodnaam van een anonieme miniaturist die actief was tussen 1410 en 1415. Hij kreeg zijn noodnaam naar de heiligenminiaturen die hij schilderde in een psalter waarvan men dacht dat het gemaakt werd voor John Beaufort tussen 1410 en 1415. Het psalter werd later in twee gesplitst en de delen werden toegevoegd aan andere manuscripten, die zich nu bevinden te Rennes  in de Gemeentelijke bibliotheek als MS. 22 en in Londen in de British Library als Royal MS 2 A XVIII, dat bekend staat als het Beaufort-getijdenboek. De suffragia verlucht door de Beaufort-meester bevinden zich nu vooraan in de Beaufort-getijden op folium 3 recto tot folium 24 recto. De heiligen zijn geschilderd op losse perkamenten folia die achteraf aan het handschrift werden toegevoegd, het is dus niet zeker waar de miniaturen geschilderd werden in Vlaanderen of in Londen. De annunciatieminiatuur op f23v zou het werk zijn van Herman Scheerre. Ook al wordt hij de Beaufort-meester genoemd, gaat het volgens sommige kunsthistorici niet over een enkele miniaturist maar over een groep van artiesten die in dezelfde stijl werkten.

Maurits Smeyers was van oordeel dat deze miniaturist in Brugge werkte en losbladige miniaturen produceerde, die dan naar de geïnteresseerde koper werden gestuurd om daar geïntegreerd te worden in het handschrift en eventueel voorzien van marges in de stijl passend bij die van het handschrift. Anderen stellen dat de locatie van de meester moeilijk is vast te stellen en dat het even goed Gent als Brugge kan geweest zijn en dat het bovendien goed mogelijk is dat hij een poos in Engeland verbleef, waar hij dan zou samengewerkt hebben met Herman Scheerre. Volgens Gerhard Schmidt zou dit in de laatste jaren van de eerste decade van de vijftiende eeuw zijn geweest.

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De meester realiseerde een goede ruimtelijke voorstelling en plaatste zijn figuren in goed uitgewerkte interieurs of voor landschappen. Hij gebruikte bijvoorbeeld een baldakijn boven de heilige om diepte te geven aan de compositie. De taferelen die hij schilderde waren zeer kleurrijk en realistisch. Hij gebruikte een levendig palet met contrasterende kleuren. Zijn figuren hadden expressieve gezichten waarin de neus, de wenkbrauwen en de dikwijls afhangende modhoeken geaccentueerd werden. Het gezicht van de vrouwelijke figuren was meer verfijnd. Zijn figuren zijn soms geblokt dan weer verlengd, wat eens te meer wijst op een groep van kunstenaars in plaats van op slechts een schilder.

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Hierbij een lijst van werken waaraan de meester meewerkte.
 Antwerpen, Museum Plantin-Moretus, Ms. 15. 8 , Missaal.
 Cambridge, Universiteit van Cambridge, Getijdenboek, MS Ff.6.8.
 Lancashire, Stonyhurst College, Ms. 70. Getijdenboek van Stonyhurst.
 Le Mans, Médiathèque Louis Aragon, Ms. B. 249, Psalter.*
 Londen, British Library, MS 2A XVIII, Beaufort-getijdenboek
 Londen, British Library, Ms. 18213, Getijdenboek met Vlaamse rubrieken.
 Londen, British Library: Royal, MS 2.
 New York, The Morgan Library & Museum, MS M 1073. Getijdenboek ca. 1410-1420.
 Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Rawl liturgy. E32, CAT. 22. Getijdenboek gemaakt en geïllustreerd in Amiens maar met ingevoegde volbladminiaturen van de Beaufort-meester.
 Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Lat. liturg. f.2. Scrope Hours, handschrift geïmporteerd uit Vlaanderen met miniaturen van de Beaufort-meester, maar afgewerkt in Engeland. Ca. 1390-1410 Ook hieraan werkte hij samen met Hermann Scheerre of werden miniaturen van beide meesters in hetzelfde boek gebruikt.
 Oxford, Bodleian Library, Barlow 33. Getijdenboek voor het gebruik in Sarum.

Zuid-Nederlands miniaturist (voor 1830)
Persoon in de Nederlanden in de 15e eeuw
15e-eeuws kunstenaar


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Надо сделать так, чтобы когда наводим курсор на имя-1 в списке слева на фото-1 появляется красный бордер и наоборот наводим на фото-2 появляется бордер и подсвечивается имя-2.

A: Решение на jquery. Если знаете чистый javascript то не проблема будет перевести.
Итак. Для начала вам в css нужно добавить еще правила для активных картинок и ссылок, чтобы не менять свойства скриптом. Т.е. вместо
.list-win li:hover {
  color: #ff001f;
  text-decoration: underline;
}

.photoWin img:hover {
  border: 5px solid #ff001f;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

будет
.list-win li:hover,  .list-win li.active{
  color: #ff001f;
  text-decoration: underline;
}
.photoWin img:hover, .photoWin img.active {
  border: 5px solid #ff001f;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

Далее, для всех li надо добавить аттрибут data. Конечно же для каждого уникальный.

Stephen Aguilar

Juan Owens

James Foster

...
// и так далее

для всех картинок также добавить data ровно с таким же номером, что и элемент li, с которым картинка связана

...
// и так далее

Прошу заметить, что у li атрибут data-link-id, а у картинок data-img-id. Хотя не принципиально. Главное чтобы номера соответствовали.
Далее код скрипта:
// при наведении на пункт li
    $(document).on('mouseover', '.list-win li', function(){
            var id = $(this).data().linkId;
            $('.photoWin img[data-img-id=' + id +']').addClass('active');
        });
// при наведении на картинку
        $(document).on('mouseover', '.photoWin img', function(){
            var id = $(this).data().imgId;
            $('.list-win li[data-link-id=' + id +']').addClass('active');
        });
// сброс css на дефолтный, если мышку убрали с картинки или ссылки
        $(document).on('mouseout', '.list-win li, .photoWin img', function(){
            $('.photoWin img').removeClass('active');
            $('.list-win li').removeClass('active');
        });

Что тут происходит. При наведении на ссылку, берется его атрибут data, считывается его номер и картинке с тем же номером добавляется класс active
ранее прописанный в css.
Тоже самое с картинками, но в обратную сторону.
Ну и при убирании мышки с элементов - все классы убираются

Есть способ попроще, но (!!!) при условии, что все ссылки слева будут расположены ровно в той же последовательности, что и соответствующие им картинки


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Categories: All My Children, Another World, As The World Turns, The Bold and the Beautiful Days of our Lives, Daytime, General Hospital, History, Loving, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, Soap of the Week Poll, Santa Barbara, The Young and the Restless
Today in Soap Opera History (April 7)
1966: Peyton Place's Steven prepared for his weddding.
1981: Another World's Sandy took care of Mac after an explosion.
1986: Santa Barbara's Kelly confessed to Nick before their wedding.
1989: Days of our Lives' Steve and Kayla became Gideon and Emily.
"History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."
― Anselm Kiefer
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1966: On Peyton Place, Betty Anderson (Barbara Parkins) and Steven Cord (James Douglas) prepared for their wedding.
1976: On Another World, Emma Frame (Tresa Hughes) urged Russ Matthews (David Bailey) not to drag the police into Sharlene's disappearance.
1978: On One Life to Live, country singer Bill Anderson made his first appearance as the fictional Bill Anderson, a part he would play off and on for a few years. Aldo, being blackmailed by Brad Vernon, attacked Cathy in an attempt to get the ring off her finger outside the free clinic.
"I was a fish out of water when I was first hired to be on the show," Anderson blogged in 2010. "But Phil [Carey] and Clint [Ritchie] and Bobby Woods and Erika Slezak and Judith Light and others went out of their way to be extremely nice to me. Yes, the same Judith Light who was in her last days of doing daytime drama when I joined the cast, and who later went on to sitcom and movie success in California. She could cuss like a parrot on steroids, but never has anybody been more gently encouraging to someone than Judith was to me."
Thanks to Jeff for sending in the item above.
1980: On The Edge of Night, Dr. Gault lied to Draper (Tony Craig) about Draper being Kirk Michaels.
1981: On Another World, Mac (Douglass Watson) and Sandy (Christopher Rich) arrived to to warn Jamie (Richard Bekins) just as the bomb exploded in Mac's office. Later, Sandy called Mac "Dad" as he cradled him in his arms.
Brenda Benet
1982: Days of our Lives star Brenda Benet (Lee Dumonde) took her own life by a self-inflicted gunshot wound at age 36. Benet's Days of our Lives co-stars Bill and Susan Hayes reflected on Benet in our 2010 interview. Read it here. Read a newspaper article about Benet's suicide here.
1986: On Santa Barbara, Kelly (Robin Wright) told Nick that she slept with Dylan, who canceled their wedding. Elsewhere, Madeline Laurent (Terry Davis, in her final appearance) was deemed to be brain dead.
1986: On Knots Landing, Abby (Donna Mills) feared Olivia (Tonya Crowe) would commit suicide.
1989: On Days of our Lives, staying at the mansion Nick gave them, Steve (Stephen Nichols) and Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) found the Civil War-era diary of southern belle Emily, and they began reading the love story between her and Union officer Gideon.
1997: On Sunset Beach, Paula Stevens (Laura Harring) took samples of Elaine's (Leigh Taylor-Young) hair to be tested against hair found at the murder scene.
2009: On General Hospital, Jason (Steve Burton) ran into Robin (Kimberly McCullough), who was dealing with postpartum depression. Later, Patrick (Jason Thompson) found them in an embrace.
Celebrating a birthday today are:
Stephen Bolster (ex-Ted, Another World; ex-Martin, As the World Turns; ex-Ken, Guiding Light; ex-Paul, Another World; ex-Bill, Search for Tomorrow; ex-Roger, One Life to Live; ex-Jerry, The Secret Storm; ex-Bart, The Doctors; ex-Mark, As the World Turns; ex-Jody, Young Doctor Malone) - 86
Patricia Mauceri (ex-Carlotta, One Life to Live; ex-Andrea, As the World Turns; ex-Angie, Another World) - 69
Alexandra Neil (ex-Paige, One Life to Live; ex-Ruby, Texas; ex-Dawn, As the World Turns; ex-Emily, Another World; ex-Rose, Guiding Light) - 64
Teri Ann Linn (ex-Kristen, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Kimberly, Dallas) - 58
Russell Crowe (ex-Kenny, Neighbours) - 55
Kevin Alejandro (Sebastian, Arrow; ex-Jesus, True Blood; ex-Dominic, The Young and the Restless) - 43
Matthew McKelligon (Jeremy, EastSiders)
Morgan Farris (ex-Jennifer, Friday Night Lights) - 29
Cristine Prosperi (ex-Imogen, Degrassi) - 26
EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email [email protected].
Posted by Roger Newcomb
Categories: Another World, As The World Turns, Birthdays, Brenda Benet, Days of our Lives, Guiding Light, History, One Life to Live, Search For Tomorrow, Texas, The Doctors, The Secret Storm
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We love to support and encourage Chicago church plants, including those outside of the Missio Dei family of churches. We have been honored to be a part of the stories of these autonomous church plants:
New Creation Church
If disciples should make disciples, and they should, then churches should plant churches. Ricky Brown served as a pastor on staff at Missio Dei Uptown for one year and then felt the pressing call to church planting should be answered sooner rather than later. After 4 years of training and learning, Missio Dei would be the final stop for Ricky and his wife Amber before launching out to plant New Creation Church in the Hyde Park neighborhood on the south side of Chicago.
"The most impactful thing for me during my time at Missio Dei was to witness the church loving and caring for the surrounding community as a part of the life of the church and not as a special event. Missio Dei lives up to the name!" -Pastor Ricky.
The plans are to launch New Creation Church in the Fall of this year (2018). Right now they are in a season of recruiting dedicated launch team members and raising support. Your prayers are greatly appreciated. You can also support the arduous task of church planting financially and get more information at NewCreationChicago.org or [email protected].
Impact Life Church
On Sunday, September 11 th in 2016, Impact Life Church began sharing God's dream of a different Chicago. Since that time, it has been an ever stretching journey of us placing our trust in the presence, the purposes, the provisions, the peace, and the people of God. We cannot adequately express how thankful we are for your partnership and your prayers. As we reflect on 2017, the word that best captures that 12 month period for us is appreciation. We are grateful for the trials and the triumphs, for the challenges and the victories – but most of all, we are grateful for you.
"We are thankful for your elders who have coached us, encouraged us, supported us, andprayed with us. We were honored that a number of your congregational members joined us at some of our Sunday Services to celebrate and praise God, together. We are appreciative of the human, financial, and logistical resources you have supplied to help structure and organize our gathering times. Missio Dei Chicago, you have loved us, your brothers and sisters at Impact Life Church, well!" -Duane Porter
Imago Dei Chicago
Having just planted Imago Dei - Beverly/Morgan Park this past May 2017, I'm deeply grateful for the influence and support Missio Dei provided me in the pre-launch phase for our far south side ministry. Developing meaningful connections with MD leadership, attending weekly staff gatherings, visiting all the MD congregations, gleaning insights on spiritual formation as well as urban disciple-making and resonating with the particular opportunities and challenges of city ministry all proved catalytic in shaping aspects of Gospel growth here in Beverly/Morgan Park. To receive increased networking opportunities, infrastructural support and financial investment provided valuable impetus and strength for Imago Dei.
By GOD'S grace, Imago Dei Chicago is living out and sharing the Gospel by making devoted disciples of JESUS who, in turn, are making other faithful followers of CHRIST (our stated mission). Our vision is to see people transformed by the reconciling grace and power of the Gospel, find their identity in CHRIST, live in the SPIRIT as agents of peace and be equipped to make more disciples for GOD'S glory. Imago Dei's values: Gospel-centered, reliant prayer, authentic worship, missional movement, and reconciled community. We rejoice in new followers of CHRIST, the baptism of new believers, a few new Gospel Community groups, elders in training, and an integrated congregation by design (67% African-American, 30% Caucasian, 3% Hispanic; 50% over age 40 & under age 40, cross-economic). Our aim is to stay committed to a simple, incarnational, relational local parish ministry of making disciples of JESUS. Thank the LORD we're establishing credibility in the neighborhood--one factor being we've distributed 625 back-to-school supply packs to every student in both Barnard Elementary and Esmond Elementary Schools (CPS), which both serve 90% low-income families. Pray that we remain true to our Gospel-centric mission, vision and values; and that we see GOD bring a spiritual awakening--something only He can do--to this part of the city! Praise the LORD for teamwork in the Body of CHRIST!
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Membership Drive Results 2016
Submitted by Shelly Coen on Thu, 2016-03-31 05:18
From February 3rd to March 14th, we ran our second ever membership drive.
This year, we are delighted to say hello to 335 new and returning members. This means that our membership numbers are up 172% over last year, which is wonderful to see!
Of these numbers, 50 members are entirely new to the OSI, 117 were manually renewing their memberships, and 168 continued through their automatic membership renewals. This is in addition to our other 270 members whose memberships may update at different times throughout the year.
Both the 2015 & 2016 campaigns, have taught us a lot about our members, the broader open source community, how to organize and run a member drive, and especially how we can communicate the importance of supporting the OSI and open source through membership.
With all this in mind, we are already preparing for next year, when we hope to see continued growth in our membership numbers!
Thanks to everyone who participated in this campaign. From all who joined or renewed their membership, to those who encouraged members of the community to be part of the drive.
Of course, we don't only welcome new members during our membership drives, so please continue to spread the word! We appreciate your help and your support of the Open Source Initiative!
Here's what some of our new members have to say:
"The OSI supports free software that enables me to contribute to, and develop, technology." - Jacob Barhak
"I strongly believe sharing knowledge in the form of source code is extremely beneficial for people, and is in the best interest of the human race and its future." - Nicolae Carabut
"I believe in sharing my work, and I always choose an OSI license." - Shane Curcuru
"The Open Source Movement is changing the world, and I am proud to be a part of that change."- Jamie Duncan
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"The OSI actually can make a difference in progressively articulating a usable range of licenses and their enabling logic." - Louis Suárez-Potts
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