This is the second post in a series of blog posts that will focus on ways that you can participate in DNN in some way. Participation is incredibly important. Without it, any community will suffer, and an open source community like ours knows this all too well if you look at the history of open source. After all, what good is any project if no one is using it. Luckily, we have had the luxury of millions of users, nearly a million production sites, over a thousand eco-system vendors & system integrators, and more. We have thrived more than most. However, like I stated before, there are a ton of ways for you to participate. If you're new to DNN, this post will help you help others by answering questions.
At the time of the writing of this blog post, we are sitting in a pretty wonderful place in terms of the number of and quality of the resources that we have available to us. We have online help, wiki, video library, community exchange, user/superuser manuals, white papers, web seminars, YouTube channel, and more. When I first lucked upon DNN, there was only forums (on two different sites) and the blog. This made learning about DNN primarily a try it and break it kind of proposition. For some, this is still the way to go, but the average user now has so much more at their fingertips to work with. Could any of it be done better? Sure. That will always be the case for any site.
My point here is that people need help. Even you. None of us were born with the answers. Questions are being asked. There are plenty of folks that still need someone else to give them a bit of information that they don't have currently. Part of a community is knowledge sharing. Our community has always been better at that than most. This is what made me fall in love with the DNN community years ago! People were participating so much and so often!
When I first was getting acquainted with DNN, I barely had my own answers – much less answers for other people. Lucky for me though, I had a job with a certain amount of built-in down time that allowed me to play with DNN a lot. In an effort to become as versed as possible with it, I regularly would find questions in the forums that hadn't yet been responded to. If I already knew the answer, great. However, most of the time I didn't. I would spin up a test site (if needed) and try what they were trying to do. Once I'd find the answer, I would relay it back to the community in the forum thread.
First, it forced me to learn an incredible amount of ways that DNN could be used. The architecture and extensibility for creative uses of DNN started to become second nature. This allowed me to say "yes" to pretty much anything in meetings when someone asked if our website could do something.
Second, I began to meet and interact with people all over the world. I helped people. There was a certain amount of satisfaction in giving back, but there was also the fact that I built some very meaningful and lasting friendships with numerous people in the DNN community. There's no two ways about it.
This kind of participation is what got me to where I am today. Who knows what opportunities it might bring to you tomorrow!
Of course you can, silly! It doesn't matter how long you've been using DNN. Everyone needs help sometime. If there is something that you would like to ask someone about, there's now two main ways to participate with questions.
Ask in the DNN forums. Forums were never really meant to be a question and answer kind of discussion. At least, that's not how they've ever been built. However, some questions require a little back-and-forth troubleshooting. If you think your question requires a conversation to solve, then the DNN forums are a perfect place for it.
If you have a question that you feel can be answered in a single shot, then community exchange is a perfect fit for you! This area is designed to allow you to ask a question in a way that ends up building a power knowledge base – but it is also addictive to those that want to answer questions because they are incented to get you the right answer the first time and before anyone else does!
Regardless to which way you participate with your question, I would highly suggest tweeting your question as well to get people's eyes on it. Just be sure to hashtag your tweet with #DotNetNuke and #DNN.
How Can I Answer Questions?
Anyone can answer a question. You don't have to know the answer right away either – but that's awesome if you do. Half the fun might be figuring out what the answer might be.
One of the things I made sure of is to have a test DNN site ready to go when I found an interesting question that I wanted to answer. Then, I would try to find a solution without worrying about breaking a development or production site. Mike van der Meulen has made this easy for everyone. He participated by building a nifty DNN desktop installer! He aptly called it MakeDNNSite. These days, I keep it handy with it pinned on my task bar.
There's no rules around where and how you answer questions. Just do your best to put forth the best answer. And don't be afraid if your answer doesn't work. No two DNN sites are alike. Oftentimes, there are several potential fixes for the same problem. And if your fix is missing something, the person asking will let you know. This will allow you to hone in on the right answer eventually – or even better – it might push them just enough to discover the answer on their own.
Answer as many questions as you can and help vote up answers if you're in community exchange. This will help others determine the right answer. The more you interact with community exchange, the more capabilities you'll unlock as well.
The DNN forums work pretty much just like any other forum out there. However, you do also earn community points for contributing new threads and for replying to posts.
Is there a way we can restrict Users listing on default Search text box programatically or database script to do the same?


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Iconic Asian Homes and Gardens Across the U.S.
Including the Iolani Palace and a Noguchi-designed garden, amongst others.
By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis Published: Apr 30, 2021
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Visiting the former homes and gardens of our predecessors is one of the best ways to fully explore the lives (and design styles!) of those who came before us. And, with May being Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, it's a great time to take a look at some of the most impressive—and fascinating— residences of and landscapes designed by members of the AAPI community. Below, take a look at our wide-ranging list, which includes sites like the Iolani Palace in Honolulu, a Noguchi-designed garden in Costa Mesa, and more.
Kubota Garden, Seattle, Washington
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Located in Seattle, Washington, the Kubota Garden is a Japanese-style landscape that boasts 20 acres of colorful scenery—which includes a moon bridge, a common facet of both Japanese and Chinese gardens. Since 1987, it has operated as a public park run by the Kubota Garden Foundation and the Seattle Parks and Recreation. This space was created by Japanese-American gardener and philanthropist Fujitaro Kubota in 1927, five years after he founded his own gardening business in Seattle.
Yin Yu Tang House, Salem, Massachusetts
Since 2003, the Yin Yu Tang House has been open to the public as part of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. The abode itself is a re-erected 18th-century house from the Chinese province of Anhui. It is the only work of Chinese vernacular architecture in North America.
The Isamu Noguchi-Designed California Scenario at South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, California
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In 1979, Japanese-American artist and landscape architect Isamu Noguchi was commissioned to create a small plaza at the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California. The result? A prize-winning space known as the California Scenario, named for its depictions of characteristics typical of Californian topography, as well as the presence of plants from this region.
Iolani Palace, Honolulu, Hawaii
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The Iolani Palace served as a royal residence for numerous Hawaiian dynasties from 1845 to 1893—and for the past 43 years, it's been open to the public for visitors near and far to admire. Following the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893, this structure served as the capitol building for the Hawaiiian government for the next 76 years. This site is also the only royal palace in the U.S.
The Astor Chinese Garden Court at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York
Although it's not part of an historic house museum, the Astor Court is part of one of the world's most famous sites: the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This space—which is also known as Ming Hall—is a recreation of a Chinese courtyard from the Ming Dynasty era, and it was built with the help of Chinese craftsmen, under the vision of Met trustee Brooke Astor. When Astor Court was completed in 1981, it became "one of the first cultural exchanges between the United States and the People's Republic of China," according to UNESCO.
Polly Bemis House, Idaho County, Idaho
Even though it's not open to the public, the Polly Bemis House in Idaho County, Idaho is surely a site worth seeing. It was once home to Chinese-American pioneers Charles and Polly Bemis, the latter of whom is perhaps best known for writing a biographical novel that was later transformed into a film: A Thousand Pieces of Gold (1991). This dwelling was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
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Mary Elizabeth Andriotis is House Beautiful's Associate Editor, where she covers historic homes, entertainment, culture, and design. She has written for publications including House Beautiful, Vogue, Architectural Digest, Teen Vogue, NYLON, and Town & Country. She enjoys visiting historic house museums in her free time.
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The Richmond Hill Golf & Country Club, Club House in North Richmond Hill, today's Kew Gardens, NY.
"Information concerning the Richmond Hill Golf Club pictured [here] is rather scarce, but it is known that it existed about thirty-five years ago between Metropolitan Avenue and Abingdon Road. Nathaniel Vickers, a ninety-three-year-old architect who still plays golf, was one of the members of the club. He says there were nine holes on the old course, which was later divided up by the Man estate.
Lawrence Bangert, Sr., tells us that his brothers caddied for the members, which included Alrick H. Man and Frederick Youngs.
Many members belonged to the club who did not play golf but liked the rather exclusive atmosphere."


Well known as a coach and competitor, Joanne's students have achieved multiple high-in-trials, Regional and National wins as well as international placements including the 1997 and 1998 Vice World Working Dog Champion. Joanne's club member and student, Sue Nesbitt, has represented LV America 3 times with two different dogs. Club member Lisa Little will represent LV DVG America in 2013 with her Malinois Hailey.� Joanne has earned the opportunity to represent North America in International competition 7 times, in 2005 with two dogs, a Belgian Malinois and a German Shepherd Dog, receiving the highest placing of any North American in 2005. Having represented LV America at the DVG Bundessieger-Pr�fung from 2005-2007, Joanne also won the 2007 LV America Championships with her dog Enno, then went on to place 5th at the DVG BSP in Germany. Joanne has also found time to pick up high-in-trials in both AKC and CKC obedience competition along the way and her students have picked up multiple HIT's and HOT's. Her students are best known for their dogs' animated and very precise obedience and steady, confident tracking.
Demonstrates inducive techniques to teach your dog or puppy to be a willing, active learner; to develop active, dynamic attention; to teach constructive play and drive containment; and to create eager performance of sit, down, heel, come-fore, and recall. Basic Skills Tape 1 introduces drive containment, correction, and motivational training methods for puppies, adults and retrains as well as guidance on how to handle dogs of different body types and drive levels. This video is excellent for Schutzhund and Kennel Club Obedience.
This title explores how to teach your dog or puppy precise gymnastic skills, the finish and true attention. In addition Joanne teaches the dog to respond positively to correction and to develop correct, spirited heeling through collection. Teaching Precision teaches the dog the gymnastic skills required to be consistently precise without the use of compulsion, teaching a positive response to correction and cuing the dog in a subtle way for trials for an increase in drive.
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This production details the final steps in preparation for world-class performance. The steps in attaining correct, animated, polished heeling, turns and the motion exercises are shown in detail while integrating verbal markers to the training program for clear, precise feedback for the canine student.
Through the use of correct and incorrect behavior markers and Joanne�s variation on a traditional terminal cue, the viewer is led through the pre-requisites needed for any dog-handler team. The use of food in obedience training is detailed while teaching the concepts of progression, upping-the-ante and drive containment. Conditioning the correct behavior marker as a secondary reinforcer and the use of an incorrect response marker to extinguish minimal effort and incorrect performance is demonstrated throughout.
Through discrimination, the dog is taught a correct, gymnastic front as the precursor for the recall and retrieves. Common problems with the recall are addressed and solutions for inconsistent performance are discussed. The steps in teaching an IPO left-about turn are detailed and considerations to drive level and body type are discussed as relevant to heel position, gymnastic performance and the use of a training partner.
The sit, down and stand are taught as �positions� and integration into complete motion exercises is detailed, common issues are addressed and proofing is discussed. The delicate balance between speed and stays is addressed and a dialog about handling, using a training partner and considerations for individual dogs is presented.
A beautiful production, shot in 16:9 Hi-Definition featuring interview footage and detailed graphics, this broadcast quality production is ideal for anyone wanting to attain higher performance in obedience competition.
Copyright 2011 Canine Training Systems�, 16:9 Widescreen Hi-Definition, Podium View� On Demand Streaming, 82 minutes.
Tracking 1 teaches your dog scent discrimination through the use of a scent box so that the dog develops calmness and confidence. There have been many iterations of this technique but none in the detail and broadcast quality encompassed in these titles. The scent work progression through serpentine tracks and multiple terrains is covered while emphasizing the dog's learning with minimal handler interference. An emphasis is placed on allowing the dog to learn from his mistakes without the consequence of compulsion.
Why Practice the Scent Box Exercise?
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In this video, learn how to properly construct your track, using serpentines to minimize handler interference. Joanne also demonstrates her method of teaching article indication off the track. In addition, how to wean the dog from food and to develop independent problem-solving ability while dealing with changes in terrain and issues of speed and distraction are addressed. Every tracking or scent work trainer will appreciate the emphasis given to understanding the change in behavior when the dog is working intensely, focused on scent and the careful progression in following scent, rather than simply forging forward down the "track" that is seen in so many systems of training. Understanding how to navigate a track confidently from the start is the bedrock of Joanne's scent work system.
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The chain's latest menu item features a meat orb that clocks in at 12 ounces—equivalent to the weight of 11.5 golf balls.
Ever eat a meatball so soft and sauce-drenched you fantasized about settling down and starting a life inside of it? Or of taking a dark, warm nap in its very center, cushioned between bready ground meat mix?
At the Times Square Olive Garden, where the cuisine traffics in fantasies and you're never far from a conversation about Wicked, it's easy to let your mind wander—even easier when the dish in front of you is the chain's largest meatball to date, reposing atop four-cheese stuffed manicotti and red sauce that glistens amid the billboard lights creeping into the dining room. The brand-new menu item, to put it simply, is an experience.
Placed in front of me, the meatball didn't look nearly as giant or round as it did in the promotional photos; for a moment, I felt like I'd shown up to a first date where the guy had a statement mustache he did not have in his photos. But we don't eat meatballs for being beautiful, and this plays into their appeal: they're messy like us.
The giant meatball appeared somewhat flattened, but was still dense with the meatloaf-like meat blend, nicely seasoned and quite flavorful in the pool of tomato sauce. Of all the cream-drenched dishes you can order at Olive Garden, I've always found the meatballs to be one of their more successful items—an Italian-American dish done respectably. (The other new menu item, Stuffed Fettucine Alfredo with Chicken or Shrimp, is so far removed from Italian-American canon even an iconoclast like myself couldn't manage more than two bites.) The bulging, buttery manicotti on which the meatball sits is fun for a bite, but I think the meat would be better served on a throne of lightly oiled spaghetti. Cheese, while perfect, is a bit of a distraction here.
At the end of the day, a meatball is a meatball is a meatball is a meatball. I've had better ones in South Philly and in my own kitchen, but this one hit the spot.
The Giant Meatball & Four Cheese Manicotti, which is part of OG's new Big Italian Classics line, will be available on the menu until May 27. The dish starts at $17.99, so you know I paid much, much more than that at the Times Square location. Since the meatballs are allegedly hand-made, an Olive Garden representative tells me that that there are limited quantities available on any given day. So if you want to play it safe, arrive at your local Olive Garden at 11 a.m. and order the giant meatball before it's too late.


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This directory is for residents only and is not be used for commercial/marketing/political purposes. Do not share your login credentials with anybody who does not have an e-mail address listed in the directory. Please join WACA as a paid member. Treasurer Deirdre Ralph maintains membership records.
NEW: Dog Sitting. Just click on the Directory and follow the instructions to get info on arrangements for neighborhood dog sitting.
Note: Please encourage residents you notice are missing to enroll by listing themselves in the directory, and let Kurt Riegel know of those who may be listed erroneously.


Over the past several years, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods have been on opposite paths in their golfing trajectories.
After winning both The Open Championship and the PGA Championship in 2014, McIlroy has become the world's number one player.
Woods, on the other hand, hasn't won a major since 2008, and he recently dropped out of the top 100 for the first time since 1996.
Apparently, Rory knew it would be this way all along.
According to a piece published by Charles Siebert in The New York Times, a 9-year-old Rory McIlroy wrote a letter to Woods, cautioning him of his eventual takeover of the golf world.
Pretty ballsy for a kid still a few years away from puberty, right?
In Siebert's story, Rory's uncle recalls his nephew writing the letter following his victory at the 1998 Doral-Publix Junior Golf Classic.
The Northern Irishman must've been feeling some type of way after wiping the floor with the rest of the field.
I'm coming to get you. This is the beginning. Watch this space.
Even if Tiger took heed back in 1998, there was probably little he could've done to stop McIlroy.


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Stanfill Funeral Home
Plant a Tree for Matthew
Matthew John Worley
June 4, 1971 ~ December 28, 2020 (age 49)
Tribute & Services
WORLEY, Matthew John, 49 years old, passed away on December 28, 2020. Born in Tampa June 4, 1971, Matt was a lifelong resident of Miami. Matt had a kind heart and so many interests, including music, art, reading, fishing, sports, and going to the beach. He was planning a fishing trip to Duck Key in the near future. Almost every day was filled with some time spent playing guitar, painting or sketching, and reading a favorite from his mountain of books. In his younger years Matt travelled around the country to at least 16 states, including many national parks. He loved fishing in the Yellowstone River. Later, Matt enjoyed a trip to London.
Matt is survived by his mother, Carol Nagengast of Miami, and cousins John Springer, of West Virginia, Tom Springer, and Kathryn Springer, both of North Florida.
Interment service will take place Wednesday, 1/6/2021 at 1pm outdoors, at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Cemetery, 11411 N.W. 25 Street, Doral (masks required).
Please, no flowers. A donation in Matt's memory to NAMI Miami (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) 299 Alhambra Circle, Suite 224, Coral Gables, FL 33134, or on line at https://namimiami.org. would be appreciated.
I know you are at peace, Matt, sitting with your books or paintbrush, and waiting to play guitar for the angels. You might be reading a book now, unless, as often happened, you have misplaced your reading glasses.
Matt, I love you more than words can say. Mom
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Path leading to the lodge from parking lot.
Bar area with a fireplace.
The Coati welcoming crew above us.
View from cabin 21, our view.
Cabins 15 - 22 are located down these stairs.
Path leading to the cabin right on the Napo River.
2 Story cabins on the river.
Cabin 21, home for the next 2 nights.
Right stairs is for cabin 21, the continue farther to cabin 20.
Each cabin has a balcony with chairs to watch the water go by.
Watching the river flow, thinking this will end up a few thousand miles away in the Atlantic Ocean.
view from the path to our cabin.
Cabin 15 had a bridge to cross to get to the door.
Ricardo was an execellent host, perfect bartender and a top notch Maitre D' as well.
The food was very tasty and the presentation made you feel like you were in a 5-star restaurant.


The global environmental organization's 'Go Solar' campaign urges the European Commission to introduce EU policies designed to usher in 100% renewable energy era, with solar at the forefront of change.
The yellow sun in Brussels was one of seven suns painted or unfurled by Greenpeace across Europe.
Greenpeace, the global environmental organization, has ramped up its calls for the European Union (EU) to adopt greater renewable energy deployment targets through its new 'Go Solar' campaign.
The most visceral step taken by the eco-activists came this week in Brussels, when 65 Greenpeace members etched a giant sun on the city's Schuman roundtable with biodegradable yellow paint. The stunt, which occurred directly outside the headquarters of the European Commission, was one of seven eye-catching actions taken by Greenpeace across many of Europe's largest cities over the past few days.
Large suns were also unfurled in Budapest, Barcelona, Ljubljana, Sibiu, Zadar and Pernik. Greenpeace says that the campaign has been timed to remind Europe's MEPs that the continent has an abundance of renewable energy that is waiting to be harnessed. The European Union is currently deciding the future of Europe's energy system and will vote on a series of wide-ranging policies and legislation on November 28. A reform of Europe's electricity market rules is due on December 11, with a full Parliament vote expected in early 2018.
A decentralized energy system across Europe will require vast amounts of additional solar power. Despite the EU's renewable targets, growth in deployment has slowed in recent years as previously generous subsidy schemes such as FITs have been closed or scaled back across the continent.
However, given the tumbling costs of solar components, nations such as France, Spain and the Netherlands have this year introduced clean power auctions that should deliver a PV development boost.
pv magazine asked Greenpeace's energy and climate policy expert Tara Connolly why the environmental group has decided to now pursue solar development in Europe with such gusto.
pv magazine: Why do you believe this particular course of action – big yellow suns in prominent landmarks – can have an impact?
Connolly: In 2015, during the UN climate conference, we painted Place de l'Etoile in Paris yellow to symbolize Europe's fight against climate change. It is a symbol of the abundance of renewable energy sources, including solar power, that Europe should be harnessing instead of using harmful fossil fuels like coal and gas, and nuclear power. We wanted to remind EU leaders both of their commitments to fight climate change, and of the solution to our energy crisis.
Why has Greenpeace chosen to focus on solar in particular? Can you talk a little about the reasons behind identifying solar as the go-to technology that could transform Europe's energy mix?
Along with wind, we believe that solar power has the biggest potential to accelerate in Europe over the next decade. We also need to develop other renewable energy technologies into the future to help achieve a European energy system based on 100% renewables.
We also chose solar because we are campaigning for the rights of European citizens to invest in renewable energy technologies, generate and sell this renewable electricity into the grid and reap the financial benefits of the energy transition. Solar PV is one of the best technologies for European citizens to invest in due to its scalability and ability to fit well into both the urban and rural environment when done at the smaller scale.


	Medical Coatings Glossary - Coating Services - Precision Coating Company, Inc.
Abrasion: Wearing, grinding, or rubbing away by friction.
Additive: A substance added to a formulation in relatively small amounts to impart or improve desirable properties or suppress undesirable properties.
Alkaline wash: Cleaning process that employs a high pH solution (caustic). A good choice for parts with little buildup of contaminants.
Aluminum oxide: Hard particulate medium used in grit blasting to clean and roughen surfaces that are to be coated.
ASTM: American Society of Testing and Materials.
Binder: Tough polymer that acts as an adhesive to join elements of matrix coatings.
Buffing: Process of polishing a cured coating to improve release and low friction.
Burn-off: A method of removing a coating. Temperature is elevated above the degradation point of the coating and held there until the coating breaks down. (See surface preparation).
Burnishing: Process of polishing a cured coating to improve release and low friction.
Carrier: The liquid portion of a coating (solvent or water) in which solids are dissolved or suspended.
Coefficient of friction: A number expressing the amount of frictional effect: static or dynamic.
Cold flow: Tendency of plastic materials to migrate slowly under heavy loads and/or over time.
Compatibility: The capacity of different materials from different sources or of different compositions to be combined and applied so as to yield no visible or mechanically measurable differences in the cured film or application properties.
Conductor: Material that can support flow of electric current. Fluoropolymer coatings are normally insulators, but can be modified with certain fillers and pigments to make them conductive.
Contact angle: A means of quantifying the nonstick properties of a coating by measuring the ability of a liquid to wet its surface.
Corrosion: Process of metal decomposition (oxidation) in which metal ions are united with oxygen to form metal oxides. Fluoropolymer coatings provide excellent barriers against corrosion.
Crosslinking: Quality of thermosetting plastic resins in which polymer chains combine during the curing process. In general, the greater the crosslinking, the tougher and more chemically resistant the coating.
Cryogenic: Relating to very low temperatures.
Cure end point: The point either during or following the cure schedule at which the coating film is determined to have developed specified properties.
Cure schedule: The time/temperature relationship required to cure a coating.
Curing: Process of bonding or fusing a coating to a substrate with heat and developing specified properties in the coating.
Cut-through resistance: A coating film's resistance to penetration resulting from the combined application of sharp edges, heat and pressure.
Dielectric strength: Ability of a coating to resist the passage of electric current.
Dip/spin: Coating application technique in which small parts are placed in a basket that is lowered into a coating bath, then raised and spun to remove excess coating. An economical system for coating high volumes of small parts.
Dry (solid) lubricants: Solid materials such as PTFE, Moly Disulfide, Teflon® and graphite that have low coefficients of friction.
Edge coverage: A coating's ability to flow over, build and adhere to sharp corners, angles and edges.
Engineering plastics: Plastic resins that have high-performance properties such as high temperature stability, hot hardness, abrasion resistance and corrosion resistance.
Flexible and Rigid Epoxy: A flexible resin, usually thermosetting, made by polymerization of an epoxide and used chiefly in coatings and adhesives.
ETFE (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene): A thermoplastic member of the fluoropolymer family. ETFE is noted for exceptional chemical resistance, toughness and abrasion resistance.
FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene): A thermoplastic member of the fluoropolymer family. FEP has excellent nonstick and non-wetting properties.
Fillers: Pigments and other solids used to alter properties of coatings.
Flash point: The lowest temperature at which a solvent will generate sufficient vapors to ignite in the presence of heat.
Flashing: A brief sub-cure (at lower temperatures than the final cure) to drive off solvents or carriers prior to full cure. This helps prevent bubbling or blistering.
Fluoropolymers: Family of engineering plastics containing fluorine, characterized by high thermal stability, almost universal chemical resistance and low friction.
Friction (dynamic): Resistance to continued motion between two surfaces; also known as sliding friction.
Friction (static): Resistance to initial motion between two surfaces.
Fusion: The melting and flowing of heated polymer particles to form a continuous film.
Graphite: A carbon-based dry lubricant that is preferred for high-temperature applications.
Grounding: Being electrically connected to earth or having no charge.
Hot hardness: Ability of a coating to retain hardness and wear resistance at elevated temperatures. Usually a characteristic of coatings based on thermosetting resin binders.
HVLP (high volume, low pressure): A spray technique utilizing high pressure in combination with low air velocity to increase transfer efficiency and reduce air pollution.
Hybrid resin: A combination of two or more common resins.
Intercoat adhesion: A coating's ability to adhere to previously applied films, including primers.
lbf: Pounds force, a measure of force, also expressed as "Kilo-Newtons" (KN).
Lower Explosive Limit (LEL): The lowest percentage at which organic particles suspended in air will ignite if a source of ignition is introduced. It is also referred to as minimum explosive concentration (MEC).
Melt point: The temperature at which a polymer particle will begin to melt and flow.
Micro-inch: µ inch, a millionth of an inch.
Micron: µ, one micron, one millionth of a meter. Also expressed as µm or micro-meter.
Micron: As commonly used in the coating industry, is equivalent to 1/25th of a mil, i.e. 25 microns are equivalent to one mil of coating thickness, or one mil of coating thickness is equivalent to 25 microns.
Migration (of lubricant): Characteristic of any lubricant which is under pressure to move away from bearing area.
Mil: One thousandth (0.001) of an inch (25.4 microns). Most common non-metric measurement of coating thickness.
Moly, moly disulfide, molybdenum disulfide, MoS2: Four names for the same naturally occurring substance that has good low friction and high load-bearing properties.
Noise reduction: The absorption of sound vibrations. Fluoropolymer coatings form good noise dampening surfaces.
Partial cure: Process sometimes utilized when multiple layers of fluoropolymer coatings are to be applied. The first coat is incompletely cured; the second coat is applied and both are fully cured together. See Flashing.
Pencil hardness: A value determined by measuring the relative hardness of a coating based upon the ability of the coating to resist penetration and gouging by pencil lead of varying hardness. The order of pencils from softest to hardest is 4B, 3B, 2B, B, HB, F, H, 2H, 3H, 4H, 5H, 6H, 7H, and 8H. The hardness rating of the coating is equal to the first pencil which does not penetrate and gouge the coating when tested from softest to hardest.
PFA (perfluoroalkoxy): Thermoplastic member of fluoropolymer family of engineering plastics, one characterized by excellent release, chemical resistance and toughness.
pH: An expression of the degree of acidity or alkalinity of a substance expressed as a number from 0 to 14. Neutrality is pH7. Acid solutions are less than 7 and alkaline solutions are greater than 7.
Phenolic: A resin or plastic, usually thermosetting, made by condensation of a phenol with an aldehyde and used for molding, insulating, coatings and adhesives.
Phosphating: Surface pretreatment used on ferrous parts that provide a very thin crystalline film that enhances both corrosion resistance and adhesion.
Pigment: Finely divided, insoluble colored substance used to impart color to a coating.
Polymer fume fever: An illness characterized by temporary flu-like symptoms caused by inhaling the products released during the decomposition of fluoropolymers.
Post-cure: A second cure at high temperature to enhance specific properties such as release and non-wetting.
Postforming: Process of shaping parts after a coating has been applied and cured, a technique commonly used with stamped, blanked or spun parts.
Preheating: Warming of parts prior to application of a coating, recommended when adhesion is critical and when parts are being coated in humid atmospheres. In some cases, this technique can be used to achieve higher-than-normal film builds.
Preloads (for fasteners): The "tightness" of a fastener, equal to the make-up energy applied minus the energy required to overcome friction at the fastener's bearing surfaces and threads.
Pressure spraying: Coating technique similar to siphon spraying, except that the coating is delivered from a pressurized pot to the spray nozzle under positive pressure. Generally used for high-volume production.
Pretreatment: Processes for cleaning and conditioning a substrate to be coated. Next to the choice of coating, this may be the most important factor in the use of high-performance coatings.
PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene): PTFE has the lowest coefficient of friction of any known solid and the highest operating temperatures of the fluoropolymers.
PVDF (Polyvinylidene fluoride): High-molecular weight thermoplastic of vinylidene fluoride with excellent strength, wear resistance and creep resistance.
Resistance (electrical): The opposition offered by a coating to the passage of an electric current through it.
Sand blasting (also grit blasting): The process of surface cleaning and roughening that provides a mechanical "tooth" to aid coating adhesion. Media include aluminum oxide, even crushed walnut shells. The medium must be chosen to match the substrate and the foreign material on the substrate to be removed.
Sintering: A process where the temperature of PTFE is raised to the point where PTFE particles soften and form a bond with each other.
Siphon spraying: Most common technique for applying coatings, also known as "conventional air spray". The coating is drawn from a reservoir into an atomizing air nozzle and propelled toward the surface to be coated.
Static electricity: Buildup of stationary electrical charge on a coating powder or a coated surface.
Stick-slip (chatter): Unstable sliding condition in which movement of one part over another starts and s s, caused by temporary overcoming of static friction.
Storage stability: The ability of a coating material to maintain uniform physical and chemical properties while in storage over an extended period of time.
Substrate: Any surface to be coated. This can include metals such as steel, cast iron, bronze, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, chromium and, with special precautions, nickel. Paper, most plastics, wood, leather, fabrics and glass can also be coated.
Surface appearance: The smoothness, gloss and presence or lack of surface defects in a coating.
Surface treatment: Conditioning the substrate before coating through grit blast, phosphate, etc. May include the removal of a coating (See Burn-off).
Tetrafluoroethylene (TFE): Monomer used as a chemical feedstock in the production of PTFE or Teflon®.
Thermoplastic resin: A resin which will melt when heated and solidifies when cooled, and softens when reheated.
Thermosetting resin (Thermoset): A resin designed to undergo an irreversible chemical and physical change during a heat-cure schedule, i.e., a plastic resin that crosslinks during cure so that it does not soften when reheated.
Transfer efficiency: The ratio of the amount of coating deposited on a substrate compared to the total amount directed at the part to be coated.
Upper Explosive Limit (UEL): The highest percentage at which organic particles suspended in air will ignite if a source of ignition is introduced.
Volatile content: The quantity, expressed as a percent weight of a coating, that is lost under specified conditions of temperature and time.
Volatility: The readiness of a substance to change from a solid or liquid form to a vapour.
Wear: Deterioration by friction (abrasion, spalling, cutting, fretting).
Weight solids: Expressed as a percentage, it is the amount of a substance which remains relative to the total weight, after all volatile components of the substance have been evaporated. The determination is usually hastened by heating the substance in a controlled environment.
Wrap: A characteristic of liquid and powder coatings in electrostatic application to adhere to areas of the substrate not in direct line of sight of the delivery system end point.


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AMERICA NEEDS TO MIND ITS OWN BUSINESS
In Bureaucracy, History, Military, Politics, Social commentary on April 3, 2020 at 12:05 am
"When trouble comes up anywhere in the world, they don't call Beijing. They don't call Moscow. They call us."
So spoke President Barack Obama on the September 28, 2014 edition of 60 Minutes.
And, according to former CIA agent Michael Scheuer, that's the problem: America can't learn to mind its own business.
Scheuer is a 20-year CIA veteran—as well as an author, historian, foreign policy critic and political analyst.
Michael Scheuer
From 1996 to 1999 he headed Alec Station, the CIA's unit assigned to track Osama bin Laden at the agency's Counterterrorism Center.
He has served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's Center for Peace and Security Studies.
He is best-known as the author of two seminal works on America's fight against terrorism: Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror (2003) and Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam after Iraq (2008).
Scheuer says that Islamics don't hate Americans because of "our way of life"—with its—freedoms of speech and worship and its highly secular, commercialized culture.
Instead, Islamic hatred toward the United States stems from America's six longstanding policies in the Middle East:
U.S. support for apostate, corrupt, and tyrannical Muslim governments
U.S. and other Western troops on the Arabian Peninsula
U.S. support for Israel that keeps Palestinians in the Israelis' thrall
U.S. pressure on Arab energy producers to keep oil prices low
U.S. occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan
U.S. support for Russia, India, and China against their Muslim militants
Scheuer contends that no amount of American propaganda will win "the hearts and minds" of Islamics who can "see, hear, experience, and hate" these policies firsthand.
But there is another danger facing America, says Scheuer, one that threatens "the core of our social and civil institutions."
And in Marching Toward Hell he bluntly indicts that threat: The "profound and willful ignorance" of America's "bipartisan governing elite."
Scheuer defines this elite as "the inbred set of individuals who have influenced…drafted and conducted U.S. foreign policy" since 1973.
Within that group are:
preachers
philanthropists.
"Some are Republicans, others Democrats; some are evangelicals, others atheists; some are militarists, others pacifists; some are purveyors of Western civilization, others are multiculturalists," writes Scheuer.
But for all their political and/or philosophical differences, the members of this governing elite share one belief in common.
According to Scheuer, that belief is "an unquenchable ardor to have the United States intervene in all places, situations and times."
And he warns that this "bipartisan governing elite" must radically change its policies–such as unconditional support for Israel and corrupt, tyrannical Muslim governments.
Otherwise, Americans will be locked in an endless "hot war" with the Islamic world.
During his September 28, 2014 appearance on 60 Minutes, President Obama admitted that the mostly Sunni-Muslim Iraqi army had refused to combat the Sunni army of ISIS.
Then followed this exchange:
Steve Kroft: What happens if the Iraqis don't fight or can't fight?
President Obama: Well….
Steve Kroft: What's the end game?
President Obama: I'm not going to speculate on failure at the moment. We're just getting started. Let's see how they do.
It was precisely such a mindset that led the United States, step by step, into the Vietnam quagmire.
As in the case of Vietnam, the United States lacks:
Real or worthwhile allies in Iraq or Syria;
A working knowledge of the peoples it wants to influence in either country;
Clearly-defined goals that it seeks to accomplish in that region.
America rushed to disaster in Vietnam because its foreign policy elite felt it had to "do something" to fight Communism anywhere in the world.
In December, 2012, Kayla Mueller, an idealistic 24-year-old American woman, arrived in Syria to assist Syrians caught up in their own civil war. And on August 4, 2013, she had been kidnapped and held for ransom. In 2015, she had been killed—whether by her terrorist kidnappers or Jordanian airstrikes remains unclear.
On February 23, 2015, Carl Mueller appeared on the "Today" show, Carl Mueller to protest the refusal of the United States Government to pay ransom demands to terrorist kidnappers.
"How many mistakes have we all made in life that were naïve and didn't get caught at? Kayla was just in a place that was more dangerous than most. And she couldn't help herself. She had to go in there and had to help."
But did she?
Kayla Mueller
There were thousands of communities within the United States desperate for the help of a caring social activist. And thousands of organizations—such as Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA), Habitat for Humanity and Catholic Relief Services—that would have been thrilled to enlist her services.
And she could have made lives better without constantly facing the dangers of kidnapping by Islamics determined to humiliate and slaughter Americans.
Michael Sheuer is right: The United States should learn to mind its own business and quit intervening in the affairs of Middle Eastern governments and peoples.
Kayla Mueller is proof of the rightness of that assertion.
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This dissertation marks a significant step forward in fully understanding glasses and jammed materials as we unify the concept of marginality in amorphous systems, definitively resolve the jamming threshold problem, create ...
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Although the Japanese government did not persecute European Jewish refugees who came to reside within the borders of its growing empire in the 1930s and early 1940s, Japanese antisemitism increased in fervency during the ...
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One of the distinctive features of Japanese is the presence of discourse particles. The only way to truly resolve what these particles mean and how they are used is to examine them in use and to study the entire system ...
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Gendered language features, or lack thereof, are utilized in Japanese society to perpetuate feminine ideals in the media. This thesis focuses specifically on how the ideal female romantic partner is portrayed in modern ...
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Jewish Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union: The Formation of New Social Networks, Integration, and Activity Spaces
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Book review: Life behind the lines of B.C.'s 2017 wildfire season
Two-thousand-and-nineteen, due to unseasonable summer rains, saw significantly lower numbers.
Tom Sandborn
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Published on: December 6, 2019 | Last Updated: December 11, 2019 12:59 PM EST
Chris Czajkowski, above, and Fred Reid are the authors of Captured by Fire: Surviving British Columbia's New Wildfire Reality. Jaded Umas / PNG
Captured by Fire: Surviving British Columbia's New Wildfire Reality
Chris Czajkowski and Fred Reid | Harbour Publishing
$24.95, 320 pages
Two-thousand-and-seventeen was a tough year for B.C. wildfires, setting records for number of blazes and area affected.
While the numbers (1,300-plus fires blackening 12,000 square kilometres) were impressively higher than any ever recorded, 2018 saw both records broken. Last year, 2,087 fires burned out-of-control across the scorched province, reducing 13,480 sq. km. to ash.
But there is no reason to expect many repeats of this year's relatively modest fire record. According to Natural Resources Canada, "fire-prone conditions are predicted to increase across Canada." Many of those conditions are created by human-caused climate change.
The firestorms of 2017 displaced over 65,000 people. But not everyone who received evacuation orders obeyed. Some folks remained stubbornly behind the fire lines, hoping to protect their homes and animals. Captured by Fire tells, in their own words, the stories of two of these tough rural residents who refused to be evacuated, Chris Czajkowski and Fred Reid.
Both authors live in the remote areas between 100 Mile, Williams Lake and Bella Coola. Czajkowski is a freelance writer with a dozen books to her credit, most turning on her adventures living in the wilderness. Reid, on the other hand, has been a farmer all his adult life, and played a key role in setting the B.C. standards for certified organic farming. Faced with official orders to flee, both chose to stay and fight the fire (and sometimes provincial officials) to protect their homes. Stitched together from their memories, emails, sketches and photos, their alternating chapters provide an exciting and moving account of life behind the fire lines.
They also record the mutual aid and solidarity that emerged among rural residents and firefighters, little moments of human decency and mutual support that ranged from the offer of coffee to offers of help in pumping water up from ponds and rivers to protect residences. Both authors agree in their respect and affection for the front-line firefighters, although they do have some critical comments to make about official failures of communication and logistics.
Chris Czajkowski and Fred Reid, above, are the authors of Captured by Fire: Surviving British Columbia's New Wildfire Reality. Photo: Jade Dumas Jaded Umas / PNG
Captured by Fire can be read for adventure stories and for B.C. history. It can also be read as useful background material for the public debates we need desperately to have about climate change, wildfires and public safety.
Tom Sandborn lives and writes in Vancouver. He welcomes your feedback and story tips at tos65@telus.net


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Взя́тие Гергеби́ля (1843) — сражение, состоявшееся в период  — а между русским гарнизоном и отрядами имама Шамиля вблизи аула Гергебиль в Дагестане. В результате сражения Шамилем было захвачено укрепление Гергебиль, а гарнизон укрепления был уничтожен.

Предыстория

Близ аула Гергебиль в 1842 году генералом Фези было основано укрепление, которое было местами сложено из булыжного камня на глине, местами из саманного кирпича. В ауле находилась база русских войск, через которую осуществлялась их связь с северными и южными районами Дагестана.

Положение дел на Северном Кавказе на начало 1843 года
Главнокомандующий русскими войсками на Кавказской линии и в Черномории генерал-адъютант Граббе планировал в 1842 году разгромить Шамиля и взять штурмом его столицу — аул Дарго. Однако поражение, понесенное отрядом во главе с Граббе в Ичкерийском лесу, изменило планы главнокомандующего. В то же время имам Шамиль использовал ситуацию для того, чтобы укрепить и расширить подконтрольную ему территорию. В период с августа по октябрь 1843 г. войска имама Шамиля захватили сёла Унцукуль, Харачи, Балахани, Цатаных, и Гоцатль.

Место битвы

Аул Гергебиль
Во время Кавказской войны Гергебиль несколько раз переходил под контроль обеих противоборствующим сторон, но наиболее важные сражения за это селение произошли в 1843, 1847 и 1848 годах.
Гергебиль в переводе с аварского языка обозначает «котловина». Котловина, в которой находится селение Гергебиль, окружена множеством горных вершин. Селение, включавшее в себя более 400 дворов, лежит в глубоком ущелье в расстоянии версты от слияния двух рек — Кара Койсу и Казикумухской Койсу.

Так описывает аул и укрепление один из русских офицеров — Николай Андреевич Окольничий:
С восточной стороны оно ограждено скалистыми склонами Кутишинских гор, с западной замыкается течением Койсу и лесистыми кряжами левого её берега. Посреди этого ущелья, удушливого в знойные дни, неприступного зимою, когда окрестные горы покрываются льдом, на отдельном кургане, спускающемся широкими полукруглыми террасами к реке, раскинут Гергебиль амфитеатром. Сакли, тесно прижатые одна к другой, правильными этажами поднимаются от основания кургана до самой вершины, постепенно суживаясь, следуя фигуре горы; крыша нижней сакли служила дорогою к следующей непосредственно над нею, а промежутки между ними (улицы) были так тесны и кривы, что непривычный человек непременно заблудился бы в этом лабиринте грязи и варварства. На террасах, служивших подножием Гергебилю, были разведены густые сады, заставлявшие удивляться усилиям человека, покорившего эту каменную, бесплодную почву. Сады эти придавали большую живость унылому Гергебилю.
Главная часть укрепления, в виде замкнутого с горжи люнета, была расположена на самом берегу Койсу для обстреливания противоположного берега и обороны переправы через каменный мост. От укрепления к реке сходил зигзагами крытый путь, а для непосредственной обороны с левого берега моста, называемого Гомли-Кёрпи, были возведены две оборонительные башни, на несколько человек каждая. Чтоб воспрепятствовать с Гергебильских террас раскрывать внутренность главного (Нижнего) укрепления, на одной из них был возведен шестиугольный редут, вместимостью на роту.

Расстановка сил к началу осады
Гергебильское укрепление состояло из двух частей: верхнего и нижнего, которые защищались двумя ротами — 3-й карабинерной и 7-й егерской — Тифлисского егерского полка в составе 306 человек (при трёх орудиях и двух мортирах) под командой майора Шаганова.

Назвать точное количество солдат-горцев не представляется возможным в связи с тем, что в армии горцев не вёлся письменный учёт своим силам. По данным из разных источников, численность отрядов горцев окруживших укрепление, варьировалось от 5 до 10 тыс. человек,

Осада

1-й период
28 октября (9 ноября н.ст.) 1843 г. передовые части войска горцев под руководством наиба Кибит-Магомы показались на высотах близ Гергебиля со стороны селения Кикуни. В течение всего периода осады к Кибит-Магоме непрерывно прибывали новые подкрепления.

Утро 29 октября (10 ноября н.ст.) было занято передвижениями в стане горцев. Окружив укрепление, горцы сделали попытку захватить его стремительным штурмом, однако ни эта попытка, ни другая, имевшая место 1 ноября (13 ноября н.ст.), не увенчались успехом. Защитники укрепления отразили наступление плотным картечным огнём. Понеся большие потери, горцы отступили и изменили тактику своих действий. Атакующие стали рубить сады, устраивать фашины и туры, под прикрытием которых стали шаг за шагом приближаться к валу верхнего укрепления. Атакующие имели в своем распоряжении три пушки; их ядрами были пробиты стены верхнего укрепления. Оценив положение дел, осаждённые решили оставить верхнее укрепление. Отступив со своих позиций, русские солдаты применили незнакомый до сих пор горцам способ обороны — оставленные позиции были заминированы. Под офицерским флигелем и казармой были закопаны четыре пудовых бочонка с порохом, а из брезента был сшит сосис (брезентовый рукав, начинённый порохом), длиной в сорок восемь аршин, который был проведён за стенку укрепления в место, где в укрытии находились унтер-офицеры Чаевский, Неверов и рядовой Семёнов, готовые пожертвовать собой. В ночь на 3 ноября (15 ноября н.ст.) артиллерия и имущество 7-й роты были перенесены в нижнее укрепление. В верхнем укреплении с тем, чтобы замаскировать отступление роты, остались лишь унтер-офицер Знобышев с шестью рядовыми. Утром, заметив снижение интенсивности огня обороняющихся, горцы забросали ров фашинами, ворвались в укрепление, несколько сотен их бросились в казарму и офицерский флигель. В этот момент мины были подорваны. Взрыв разнёс здания казармы и флигеля, а под завалами оказались погребены, по разным данным, от 100 до 300 атакующих.

2-й период, падение укрепления
За неделю боёв и русский гарнизон понес значительные потери. К 3 ноября (15 ноября н.ст.) в нижнем укреплении осталось всего 140 солдат, которые, отклонив предложение сдаться, продолжили сопротивление. На расстоянии нескольких сотен шагов от нижнего укрепления были сложены дрова, заготовленные на зиму. Устроив укрытие за этими дровами, горцы продвигались к крепостному валу, закрывая себя от ружейных выстрелов кострами, образуемыми горящими поленьями, которые атакующие бросали впереди себя. Ползком, добравшись до такого удобного прикрытия, они снова принимались перекидывать дрова, и плотный ряд высоких костров все теснее охватывал укрепление. 6 ноября (18 ноября н.ст.) горцы вплотную приблизились к валу укрепления, из защитников гарнизона в живых осталось около 70 человек. После полудня осаждённые увидели подмогу на близстоящих высотах. Это был Дагестанский отряд генерала Гурко, численностью в 1600 человек. Однако отряд не пришел на помощь осаждённым. Генерал Гурко предоставил гарнизон Гергебиля его собственным средствам.

Из воспоминаний участника событий — барона Ф. Ф. Торнау: «…местность слишком неприступна и, кроме того, усеяна искусственными преградами: по обе стороны дороги, вернее сказать вьючной тропинки, спускавшейся с Кутишинского хребта в Гергебильскую котловину, на протяжении трех или четырёх верст виднелся завал возле завала. Каждый из этих каменных завалов, занимая крутой гребень или шпилем выдававшуюся скалу, составлял как бы отдельное укрепление, обороняемое последующим завалом. Кроме батальона, оберегавшего северный выход из Аймакинской теснины, которого нельзя было тронуть с места, в нашем отряде имелось 1.500 штыков и 5 горных орудий, а на туземную конную милицию нечего было рассчитывать: её водили мы за собой разве только для того, чтобы она преждевременно не бежала к Шамилю. Двинувшись под гору с такими малыми силами, мы рисковали, штурмуя завал за завалом, на пути потерять половину людей, а другою половиною увеличить только число бесполезных жертв»

Горцы продолжали штурмовать укрепление и на глазах Дагестанского отряда бросались на штурм. 8 ноября (20 ноября н.ст.) Гергебиль пал. Почти все из оставшихся в живых на момент падения 50 защитников укрепления были вырезаны горцами.

Итоги и последствия

Потери сторон
Весь гарнизон укрепления численностью около 300 человек был истреблён за исключением нескольких нижних чинов — штабс-капитана фон Платена и раненого в лицо поручика Щодро. Последнего спасли жители Ахальчи, у которых он стоял в селении с ротою более года; они его вывезли в арбе под мешками и передали в Чиркат, откуда он вскоре был обменян на одного мюрида.

Потери горцев в рапорте генерал-адъютанта Нейдгардта оценены в 1000 человек.

Ситуация на северо-восточном Кавказе после взятия Гергебиля
Падение Гергебиля стала сигналом к восстанию койсубулинских аулов, лежащих по правому берегу Аварской Койсу. Воинство Шамиля разрушило двенадцать укрепленных пунктов: Унцукуль, Балаханы, Моксох, Ахальчи, Цатаных, Гоцатль, Гергебиль, Бурундук-Кальская башня, Хунзах, Низовое, Зыряны и Гимры.

Потеря укрепления Гергебиль вынудила русские войска покинуть Аварию. Генерал Гурко писал генералу Клюки-фон-Клугенау от 7-го ноября: «Вы уверяли меня, что занятие Хунзаха удерживает в повиновении общества по правую сторону Аварской Койсу, между тем на деле ничего этого не оправдалось: Гергебиль осажден, Цудахарцы, Акушинцы и Мехтулинцы бунтуют, а в Аварии пропадает даром четыре батальона. Прикажите подполковнику Пассеку скрытно очистить Хунзах».
Вследствие этого генерал Клугенау отправил предписание подполковнику Пассеку отступить из Аварии, присоединив к себе батальон, расположенный в Балаканах, и срыв само укрепление. Вместе с очищением Аварии приказано было вывести гарнизон из аула Гимры, так как он не мог там держаться без содействия жителей.

Последствия
В июле 1844 года русские отряды под командованием генерала Пассека, не встретив сопротивления, вошли в аул Гергебиль и сожгли его дотла. В 1848 году Гергебиль был взят русскими войсками под командованием князя Воронцова.

См. также
 Взятие Гергебиля (1848)

Примечания

Литература
 Торнау Ф. Ф. Гергебиль. Ч.1. Ч.2.
 Движение горцев Северо-Восточного Кавказа в 20—50-е годы XIX века. Махачкала, 1959 год.
 Мухаммед-Тахир ал-Карахи. Три имама. Махачкала, 1926 год.
 Очерки истории Дагестана. Махачкала, 1957 год.
 Булач Гаджиев «Дагестан в историях и легендах». Дагестанское книжное издательство. Махачкала 1965 год.
 Рапорт генерал адъютанта Нейдгардта
 Н.Окольничий — Перечень военных событий в Дагестане (1843 год)

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Co-creating our difference
Year end thoughts
Posted on January 7, 2016 in John's reflections, Leadership
One of my favorite quotes about leadership is from Nissan and Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn. When asked what distinguishes a great leader from the good ones, Ghosn replied simply: "A good leader brings results. A great leader writes a new story."
As one who has spent the past two decades studying the impact of story on leaders and groups, I agree wholeheartedly with Ghosn's premise, and I even like to take it a bit further. To me, the most effective leaders co-create stories of collective identity with their followers, stories that inspire the team and infuse its work with meaning.
So, let's go back and use the lens of organizational storytelling on our theme of the past several weeks. How did Captain Abrashoff co-write a narrative of identity with the crew of the Benfold, and how might we apply the lessons of this example to other contexts?
When tales of collective identity work well—that is, when a group shares and believes the same stories, and finds meaning in them—these stories become a powerful glue that bind a group together. I refer to this type of narrative as a "federation story", which often provides the foundation for extraordinary team performance. Among the most generic forms of the federation story are narratives that speak to "why we are different" from others who perform similar activities.
In the case of the Benfold, Abrashoff created with his co-workers a tale of possibility, of doing things differently than the others in their "industry". If the usual management of a naval vessel was about command and control, this ship would be characterized by a flatter hierarchy, by shared vision, cohesion, and collaboration.
Imposed versus self-imposed discipline: Together, captain and crew would redefine what it means to run a "tight ship". If the standard procedure was to achieve objectives because people respected the well-established rules and obeyed their superior's orders, the Benfold would take another approach. They would achieve a level of excellence because all the members shared a purpose. In the end, imposed discipline was replaced by self-discipline; combat-readiness appraisals reached record levels when the crew itself came to believe that what they were doing was of the utmost importance.
As Abrashoff described it, they would redefine together the concept of "chain of command". On the Benfold, high performance became the boss, and everyone on the ship would share in the quest to improve performance. This meant that people should not tell the captain, or anyone in the command chain, what they wanted to hear. Instead, they should all serve the goal of excellence, treat each other with candor, and tell their captain the truth about what's going on in the ship.
As the group started to take pride in the joint initiative to achieve superior command readiness, sailors came to take responsibility for improving performance every day. Rather than wait for an official inspection or an order from above, they engaged in an ongoing conversation about how they could do things better.
As such, the crew and captain of the Benfold wrote a new story of identity for their ship. They were not merely a collection of individuals doing their jobs; they were a team on a mission. Theirs was a true story of difference. Not only would they achieve their goal of excellence in military readiness; they would do it in novel and nontraditional ways.
This distinction is indeed the critical one. In any type of organization, when people can see themselves in a new story, as part of a bigger and more meaningful picture, as contributors to a group that does things differently and with a larger purpose, their behavior changes. They willingly do the things they need to do every day, not because the boss requires it, but because they feel part of a worthwhile project.
In any group of which we are a part, this should be our overriding goal—to write collective stories of purpose and meaning that engage group members in a mission that goes beyond their daily routine.
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How Leader Should Feel (Helpful Tips)
July 13, 2022 March 10, 2022 by Today Founder
How should the leader feel? This is an important question because the leader's feeling significantly affects the team. If the leader feels down, the team will too, and vice versa.
The leader should feel responsible, confident, supported, respected, and cautious. These are the main feelings of a good leader because these emotions enable him to continue his work, overcome difficulties and lead the team towards success.
This article will explore the different emotions that a leader should feel and how they can cultivate these feelings. Also, this article will provide valuable statistics about leadership, which will show the importance of leadership topics. Let's start
Leadership Statistics
79% of employees will quit because of a lack of appreciation (absent leadership role in the organization).
40% Increase in employees effort; research has shown that a person who is led well can increase their effort by about 40%.
US businesses spend $166 billion on leadership development each year — nearly half of the $366 billion spent globally.
Leadership devotees at least 40% of their time to listen to others. It means about half of their time listening and understanding others(Importance of communication skill).
Only 10% of people are natural leaders — another 20% show some qualities of primary managerial talent that can be cultivated into high-quality leadership.
How Leader Should Feel (Emotions' List)
Responsibility: A leader should feel responsible
Confidence: A leader should feel confident
Passion: A leader should feel Passion for his work
Compassion: A leader should feel compassion for his team
Support: Leader should feel supported
Respect: Leader should feel respected
Why leader's feeling is important
Here is the list of the main feelings each leader should have:
After you know the emotions that a leader should feel, the following sections will explain these feelings to you in detail.
The leader must feel responsible for their actions and the actions of those they lead. Leaders should always be looking out for the best interests of their followers and be willing to make a tough decisions.
To be an effective leader, one must feel responsible for their actions and the actions of their team. Leaders cannot shy away from taking the blame when things go wrong, and they must be willing to put in the extra effort to ensure their team is successful. A responsible leader sets the example for their team and helps to foster a positive work environment.
Finally, achieving the goals is the leader's responsibility, not the others'.
A leader should feel confident in themselves and their abilities. They should be able to stand up for their beliefs and make decisions that are best for their team or company. Leaders should also communicate effectively and work well with other people.
For example, by feeling confident and optimistic, a leader can set an example for those around them and help to create a more positive work environment.
Feeling confidence gives the leader many benefits, here some of them:
1. Leaders should feel confident in their abilities to face the challenges that come their way.
2. Confidence allows leaders to take risks and make decisions that benefit their team or organization.
3. When leaders feel confident, they exude positive energy, which can be contagious and help others around them feel more confident.
4. Confidence is vital when it comes to leading others, and it is something that can be learned and developed over time.
Passion gives the leader the ability to continue and not give up in their pursuit of success. Here is the list of benefits that Passion feeling can give to the leader:
1. Leaders should feel passionate about their work to be effective.
2. Passion is key to maintaining a high level of motivation and ensuring that goals are met.
3. A leader's passion for his work will inspire others to do their best.
4. a leader needs to be excited and enthusiastic about what he does to convey this enthusiasm to his team.
Every day, people in positions of authority make decisions that affect the lives of others. Whether it is a minor decision, like what to have for lunch, or a large one, like launching a new policy, leaders must always consider their actions' impact on those around them. One of the essential traits for a leader is compassion. Compassion means having empathy for others and understanding their feelings.
No one is perfect, and leaders are no exception. They need support from those around them to succeed. This includes both emotional and practical support. Leaders should feel appreciated by their followers and feel that they need the tools to do their job. When a leader feels supported, they are more likely to be successful.
Feeling supported help leader to become positive and to cope with stress effectively, which helps them be more successful.
When it comes to being a leader, respect is one of the most important things to feel. Respect those who are following you and respect those you are leading.
The feeling of respect allows a leader to keep going, even when things get tough. It will enable them to push through and be an example for those looking up to them.
A leader should always feel respected by their followers.
The leader's feeling is important because it does not affect him alone; it is reflected on all those around him and the organization. From that, the feeling of a leader acquired this importance.
A leader's emotions and how a leader should feel are essential because they can affect the team's performance.
A leader should feel positive and motivated so that that will influence the team. When a leader feels terrible, it will hurt the team.
For example, the leader should feel confident, competent, and controlled; leaders who do not feel this way about themselves can hurt their team. Their lack of confidence can micromanage their squad and not trust them to do their jobs. This can result in a team that is not productive and does not feel supported. A leader's poor attitude can trick down the team and create a hostile work environment.
Finally, leaders need to be able to manage their own emotions while also managing the feelings of those around them. It is essential to be aware of your feelings and how to manage them.
The purpose of this article is to explore how a leader should feel. This article will explore the different emotions that a leader should feel and how they can cultivate these feelings.
The leader should feel responsible, confident, supported, respected, and cautious. These are the primary emotions that the leader must feel because they enable him to continue his work, overcome difficulties and lead the team towards success.
Leaders who can understand and control their feelings can better relate to and motivate their followers. Additionally, when leaders feel happiness, enthusiasm, and pride in their work, they affect their followers, resulting in a more productive team.
Conversely, when leaders experience negative emotions such as anger, frustration, and disappointment, it can negatively affect their team.
Leaders should also feel like they are in a position to help others and make a difference in the world. Finally, leaders should feel like they positively impact the people around them.
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