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Kenya: Offer family planning in hospital wards (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Peru: Managers must monitor quality of care regularly (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Egypt: Family planning providers should encourage clients to discuss sexual problems (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Indonesia: Coordinated studies are needed to access trends (PDF) (PDF en français) |
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Kenya: Identifying RTIs remains problematic: Prevention is essential (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Burkina Faso and Mali: Female genital cutting harms women's health (PDF) (PDF en français) |
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Mali: Empowering health workers to advocate against female genital cutting (PDF) (PDF en français) |
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Egypt: Expand access to postabortion care (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Egypt: NGOs need to join forces to end FGC (PDF) (PDF en français) |
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Egypt: Encourage journalists to cover reproductive health (PDF) (PDF en français) (PDF en español) |
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Zimbabwe: CBD roles modified to address Zimbabwe's HIV/AIDS crisis (PDF) |
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Philippines and Senegal: Services improve quality of care but fail to increase FP continuation (PDF) |
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Bangladesh: Broaden outreach to increase use of new services (PDF) |
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Bangladesh: High quality of care during outreach linked to contraceptive use (PDF) |
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Peru: Leadership facilitates sustainability of postabortion care services (PDF) |
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Senegal: Expand access to safe postabortion care services in rural areas (PDF) |
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Russia: Postabortion family planning counseling and services lead to increased contraceptive use (PDF) |
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India: Men's involvement in partner's pregnancy yields health benefits (PDF) |
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West Bank and Gaza: Promote awareness of the benefits of women's reproductive health (PDF) |
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Dominican Republic and Mexico: Promote condom use by emphasizing personal benefits (PDF) |
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India: Broad representation supports credibility of village committees (PDF) |
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India: Enhancing girls' life skills requires long-term commitment (PDF) |
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Senegal: Community education program increases dialogue on FGC (PDF) |
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South Africa: Antenatal couples counseling is feasible but challenging (PDF) |
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Kenya: Begin community dialogue on FGM/C by discussing cultural justification (PDF) |
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Kenya: Mobilize health care providers to advocate against FGM/C (PDF) |
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Bolivia: Marketing and economic analyses help NGOs develop strategies for sustainability (PDF) |
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South Africa: Improve facility management to increase nurse retention (PDF) |
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Senegal: Mainstreaming adolescent health: Building on local support systems (PDF) |
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Kenya: Multisectoral engagement increases support for youth RH (PDF) |
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South Africa: Youth centers: A costly way to provide reproductive health services (PDF) |
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Guatemala: On-site training and outreach increases demand for and provision of vasectomy (PDF) |
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Bolivia: A gender focus in service delivery improves quality of care (PDF) |
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Kenya: Islamic scholars find no religious justification for FGM/C (PDF) |
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Dominican Republic, Haiti, Nicaragua: Women living with HIV have unmet family planning needs (PDF) |
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India: Quality assurance procedure monitors and improves quality of services (PDF) |
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Kenya, Malawi: Malaria in pregnancy pilot projects nationally adopted in Kenya and Malawi (PDF) |
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Kenya: Integrating services for FP and HIV improves quality and HIV testing (PDF) |
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Oxford has thrown its support behind the latest Oxford Mail senior citizens' film festival starting on Monday, December 16.
For the eighth year running, the Oxford Mail has teamed up with the Phoenix Picturehouse cinema, in Walton Street, Jericho, to present our Merry Christmas Matinee specials.
The much-loved annual festival festival gives anyone over 60 the chance to enjoy three fantastic films for the price of that day's Mail.
The festival kicks off on Monday, December 16, at 11.00am with a spectacular screening of Ang Lee's Life of Pi, based on Yann Martel's 2001 novel.
This is followed by the sumptuous remake of The Great Gatsby, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan, and finishes in true festive style on the Wednesday with the classic musical, Les Miserables, starring Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman.
Sue Snelders, of Age UK Oxfordshire, said: "OAPs feel so ostracised by society that this is a wonderful idea. The film choice is excellent as it is contemporary and topical instead of simply churning out old black-and-white classics. And of course, the festival is very keen to welcome individuals as well as groups. Screening the films in the morning also means no-one has to go home in the dark."
Tony Brett, the Deputy Lord Mayor of Oxford, agrees: "I think it's a really good idea that this initiative aims to involve and engage the older members of our community and I'm grateful to the Oxford Mail for organising it. Plus, the three films being screened this year are excellent."
Kenny Gold, the manager of The Phoenix Cinema which hosts the annual get-together, said: "As the new general manager at the Phoenix, I'm absolutely delighted to be hosting the Oxford Mail's Christmas Matinees.
"There's no better way of getting into the Christmas spirit than by watching fabulous films with a free mince pie and a hot beverage. It's a fun, friendly atmosphere that I and the whole cinema are looking forward to hosting."
Co-sponsoring the festival for a second year are Sainsbury's Kidlington and Sainsbury's Westgate, whose donations guarantee that each and every day fantastic prizes of champagne, chocolates and gift vouchers which will be raffled off.
Christine Norburn, PR ambassador for Sainbury's Oxford, said: "I am proud to have the opportunity to work alongside the Oxford Mail and Phoenix Picturehouse for a second time with this year's senior citizens film festival. Last year, I had such a laugh with all our guests that I can't wait for this year's to start."
Jeremy Smith, group features editor for the Oxford Mail, said that for him the festival kicked off Christmas.
He added: "The Phoenix are marvellous, Sainbury's are wonderful, but most importantly of all, our audiences never fail to supply that all important feel-good atmosphere which makes this annual event so memorable. We can't wait to greet you."
s For more information on the festival, call Jeremy Smith at the Oxford Mail on 01865 425435 or the Phoenix Picturehouse on 0871 902 5736. Tickets cannot be booked in advance. Look out for details in the paper all next week. Entry is with a copy of that day's Mail, price 65p (but don't worry if you forget, we'll have plenty on sale in the foyer).
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@lucyyhale My friend Danielle White's EP is out on Itunes. She will blow your mind. Go and check it out! about 18 hours ago via web Landlady EP tracklist 1. Stop The World, I Wanna Get Off 2. The Beard 3. I Fell In Love 4. Sadie 5. Ship Of Ghosts go buy it! I bought #1 "Stop The World, I Wanna Get Off," on Itunes. It is the best song on the EP. --------------------
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I bought it the other day, love it!
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Bought it a week or so ago, and I absolutely love it. Danielle's voice is still as pretty as ever. My favorite song is "I Fell In Love".. it's very catchy. I have my friends singing it in the car with me now too, lol.
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This review is just from someone's blog, but she really liked Danielle's EP:
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Danielle White (post American Juniors) playlist:
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I want to buy it but it isn't available anymore, can anybody help me, please?
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I think you can get it here on her myspace!
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Sex determination and SRY: down to a wink and a nudge? Trends in Genetics, Volume 25, Issue 1, 1 January 2009, Pages 19-29 Ryohei Sekido and Robin Lovell-Badge Abstract Sex-determining region Y (Sry) is the crucial gene that initiates male sex determination in most mammals. Although several components of the pathway regulating sexual differentiation have been elucidated, the mechanism of Sry action within this was unclear. However, recent discoveries in cellular, genetic and molecular aspects of gonad development are shedding light on the precise role of SRY in the regulation of Sox9, a crucial downstream target gene. SRY is thought to act synergistically with SF1, a nuclear receptor, through an enhancer of Sox9 to promote Sertoli cell differentiation in mice. In this review, we focus on the regulation of these genes and their interaction with other genes involved in promoting testis or ovary development. We also explore the common features between sex determination in mammals and in other vertebrates that lack Sry. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (746 kb) |
Sex determination: a 'window' of DAX1 activity Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 15, Issue 3, 1 April 2004, Pages 116-121 Louisa M. Ludbrook and Vincent R. Harley Abstract Traditionally, DAX1 was considered an 'anti-testis' gene because DAX1 duplications in XY individuals cause male-to-female sex reversal: dosage-sensitive sex reversal (DSS). In DSS, two active DAX1 genes on one X chromosome can abrogate testis formation. By contrast, mutations and deletions of DAX1 cause adrenal hypoplasia congenita (AHC). Although AHC patients develop testes, gonadal defects include disorganized testis cords and hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, which is not completely restored with gonadotropin or androgen therapy. Recent evidence of XY sex reversal in Dax1-deficient mice strongly supports a role for Dax1 as a 'pro-testis' gene. Therefore, perhaps DAX1/Dax1 acts within a 'window' of activity, outside of which testis formation does not occur. Here, we discuss the function and possible mechanisms of DAX1 action in male gonadogenesis. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (186 kb) |
Sex with two SOX on: SRY and SOX9 in testis development Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 13, Issue 3, 1 April 2002, Pages 106-111 Michael J. Clarkson and Vincent R. Harley Abstract Although gonads are not required for development or survival, defects in gonadal development undoubtedly have a profound influence on affected individuals. Recent complementary studies in the fields of cytology, biochemistry and molecular genetics have revealed that normal gonad development involves an exquisitely regulated network of gene expression and protein–protein interactions. The initial event of gonadogenesis, in both males and females, involves the formation of a bipotential primordium. A Y chromosome then activates the male-specific pathway. The demonstration that mutations in the SOX proteins, SRY and SOX9, are responsible for disorders associated with male-to-female sex reversal showed dramatically that SRY and SOX9 have an essential role in male sex differentiation. This was emphasized when it was shown that female mice carrying transgenes that encode these proteins developed as males. SRY and SOX9 proteins have been characterized extensively and aspects of their function and regulation are now known. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (72 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 68, Issue 1, 275-280, 1 January 2001
Megha Patel1, Karin S. Dorman2, Yao-Hua Zhang3, Bing-Ling Huang3, Arthur P. Arnold1, Janet S. Sinsheimer2, 4, 5, Eric Vilain3, 4, 6 and Edward R.B. McCabe3, 6, ,
1 Department of Physiological Science, University of California Los Angeles
2 Department of Biomathematics, University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine
3 Department of Pediatrics, University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine
4 Department of Human Genetics, University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine
5 Department of Biostatistics, University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine
6 Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA, Los Angeles
The molecular evolution of DAX1, SRY, and SOX9, genes involved in mammalian sex determination, was examined in six primate species. DAX1 and SRY have been added to the X and Y chromosomes, respectively, during mammalian evolution, whereas SOX9 remains autosomal. We determined the genomic sequences of DAX1, SRY, and SOX9 in all six species, and calculated Ka, the number of nonsynonymous substitutions per nonsynonymous site, and compared this with the Ks, the number of synonymous substitutions per synonymous site. Phylogenetic trees were constructed by means of the DAX1, SRY, and SOX9 coding sequences, and phylogenetic analysis was performed using maximum likelihood. Overall measures of gene and protein similarity were closer for DAX1 and SOX9, but DAX1 exhibited nonsynonymous amino acid substitutions at an accelerated frequency relative to synonymous changes, similar to SRY and significantly higher than SOX9. We conclude that, at the protein level, DAX1 and SRY are under less selective pressure to remain conserved than SOX9, and, therefore, diverge more across species than does SOX9. These results are consistent with evolutionary stratification of the mammalian sex determination pathway, analogous to that for sex chromosomes.


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Great article worthy of publication in International Nursing Journal for all professionals to learn from and use as guide to a more excellent practice.
Great article! I am a "lifer" being a nurse since 1971 and have seen so many changes, most for the better. I enjoy the enthusiasm of the younger nurses overall. I have been verbally insulted and abused by some new grads who think that they should be charge nurses after a few months. Others seem to "get it" and truly enjoy the subtle aspects of the profession. We even have a few nurses in their 70's around that have lots to offer. I also ask the new grads questions to keep myself updated. Nursing is a group process!!
I enjoyed this article. I have been in nursing since 1983 and nursing has changed sooooo much. Today the "lifer" "gets little respect" which is a shame as we have so much to offer. Thanks for someone noticing.
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I love, love, love this article! Having the great opportunity to work with RN's in different departments, I see the dynamic that takes place between "lifer nurses" newer RN grads, fresh out of school who (for the most part) have an unbounded youthful enthusiasm for their careers that takes some turns with challenging patients (a little fear and trepidation) to seeing them succeed when learning new practices and techniques. I love lifers - mostly their wisdom and the joy and continued eagerness to help, learn and make our departments better.
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I have been in nursing since 1972 and have watched it grow and change. I learned a long time ago to listen to the "lifers". Nurses teach by nature and best by example. I now am a "lifer" and it makes me proud when a new or younger nurse comes to me for advice. It's easy to become "burned out" in nursing. It is such a demanding profession. Learn to step back and observe. See what works and what doesn't and file that away in your memory. Believe me, "lifers" are proud of new nurses just for being there!
Great information to pass on to the future nurses. It is always good to hear tips on what other nurses experience and know what we can work on as new nurses to make those who are retiring proud. I will be starting nursing courses in the spring and I am very nervous because I want to be a good nurse. Learning from those who are seasoned is always a privilege.
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Great news for experienced nurses. We often are treated differently in regards to age, but nothing beats experience and stability and the ability be calm under a maelstom of difficult situations, patient, and doctors.
As I read through the comments I am awed and humbled ...I am completeing the remedial courses now and hope to start the nuring courses next spring...Having stated that I am concerned about being a good RN....I want to care for patients effectively and am fearful I won't make it....Yet I refuse to let go ...My biggest concern is not getting the support from the seasoned nurses but more so competitive issues that seem to pop up between humans....I simply stated want to be an excellent Nurse....ANY FURTHER COMMENTS FROM ANYONE WOULD BE HELPFUL
I have been a nurse for 29 years. Have had the opportunity to work in alot of different settings, from hospital, hospital run clinics, private practice, group practice, home care, end of life care, people with disabilities. I owe what I learned early on to the seasoned nurses. They taught me alot about advocacy, doctors, insurance companies and the profession of nursing. My hat and heart is off to anyone who chooses the life of a nurse. I was severely injured on a job 2 years ago, I enjoyed the work alot. Even now my nursing experiences have helped me cope. I wouldnt trade my nursing experiences for anything. I feel very fortunate to have learned from the best.
Great article. I have 7 years of telemetry experience and love picking the brains of my senior nurses when I can. On tele it is rare to be able to have an indepth conversation but there always seems to be a "goto" nurse oozing full of knowledge. I am sometimes in awe of these amazing people. I am continuously empowered and motivated by the brilliant souls that built the foundation of our profession. Take care of yourself and always be open to learning!!!
Know there will be chanllenges and disagreements among co-workers, use the experience you have to develop your beliefs and confidence. Do what's best for the patient. if possible. Stick with the winners in the workplace, learn what they have to offer.Learn as much as you can in the area in which you work through lieterature, books, magazines, inservices. Don't be afraid to ask questions, good nurse are not "know it alls".. Allow yourself to be human, we all make mistakes. Take good care of yourself. Learn to say no when you can't work extra shifts. Create balance in your liffe: work, play, family, friends, the gym, eat healthy foods if possible. Be careful with people pleaseing just to fit in.
Don't take yourself, or your job too seriously! If possible, have fun. Life is too short to let it go by while you have your nose to the grindstone! If it HAS to be there, then enjoy those you work with, laugh with your patients (if you can), and remember to find something of joy and value in each day, no matter how little it is! Barbara A. Wickham, RN, BSN, CCRN
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I thought your article to be very informative, interesting and true. I Have seen many of my friends going crazy over the new profession for many reasons. I do believe that knowledge, common sense, and love for the career, and good interpersonal skills are keys to succeed in nursing. Thank you for your article.
I am a lifer, sounds like the military :) I graduated with my generic BSN in 1978, so I just passed 31 years. I am working on my MSN just now, but will finish it or bust!!! I have been told that I am very calm. I was a Fllight Nurse in the USAF. I have taught at community colleges and have been an ER educator in a hospital. I have been a charge nurse and a staff nurse. I have had my CEN and CCRN. Right now I am a staff nurse working 8 hour shifts full time in an ER, and determined to finish my MSN. Most of all, I love patient education.
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ad·vo·cate (ād'və-kāt')
tr.v. ad·vo·cat·ed, ad·vo·cat·ing, ad·vo·cates
To speak, plead, or argue in favor of. See Synonyms at support.
n. (-kĭt, -kāt')
One that argues for a cause; a supporter or defender: an advocate of civil rights.
One that pleads in another's behalf; an intercessor: advocates for abused children and spouses.
A lawyer.
[From Middle English advocat, lawyer, from Old French advocat, from Latin advocātus, past participle of advocāre, to summon for counsel : ad-, ad- + vocāre, to call; see wekw- in Indo-European roots.]
ad'vo·ca'tion n., ad'vo·ca'tive, ad·voc'a·to'ry (ād-vŏk'ə-tôr'ē, -tōr'-, ād'və-kə-) adj., ad'vo·ca'tor n.
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The Embarrassment of Riches: An Interpretation of Dutch Culture in the Golden AgeSchama explores the mysterious contradictions of the Dutch nation that invented itself from the ground up, attained an unprecedented level of affluence, and lived in constant dread of being corrupted by happiness. Drawing on a vast array of period documents and sumptuously reproduced art, Schama re-creates in precise detail a nation's mental state. He tells of bloody uprisings and beached whales, of the cult of hygiene and the plague of tobacco, of thrifty housewives and profligate tulip-speculators. He tells us how the Dutch celebrated themselves and how they were slandered by their enemies. "History on the grand scale...An ambitious portrait of one of the most remarkable episodes in modern history."--New York Times "Wonderfully inclusive; with wit and intense curiosity he teases out meaning from every aspect of Dutch seventeenth-century life."--Robert Hughes |
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Sorry this is long.
I have an S&W .40 M&P. I'm just getting started with reloading (Noob Alert!) and the one thing I have learned from all I have read during the past few months is "GO SLOW." I have no problem with that and have read the following books:
- The ABCs of Reloading, 9th Edition
- Modern Reloading, Second Edition
- Sierra Rifle and Handgun Reloading Data
-Hornady of Cartridge Reloading
- Speer Reloading Manual #14
- Lyman 49th Reloading Handbook
- The Complete Reloading Manual for the 10mm/40 S&W
In addition, I have spent countless hours reading everything from every web site I could find in my searches. That search led me to the purchase of a Lee Classic Turret Press, .40 S&W dies, scales, and all the other goodies, many of which I probably didn't need right now (but I like toys so I bought them).
I also ordered what I believe to be anyway, the best components for me to start with. They are:
- A whole lot of once-fired brass
- Montana Gold .400 180 grain CMJ bullets
- CCI #500 Small Pistol Primers
- Powder (Win 231, HP-38 and WSF)
Various sources I have read say that the above components are favorites of many of the more experienced and a good start for the newly indoctrinated.
Researching load data for my first test loads has left me more than frustrated. I have looked in all the books I own, checked out all the manufacturer web sites and fine no load data really comparable to the components I have. It appears you have to but the bullet manufacturers bullets (if they publish data) and then with only a minimal subset of powders they chose to use in their testing. The same goes for the Powder manufacturers. In my case Hodgdon/Winchester owns the powder and makes bullets. Additionally, Montana Gold doesnt publish data.
I understand about using like bullets regardless of manufacturer and should be able to use FMJ or TMJ data for CMJ. But, about all I am finding is JHP and a wide swing in O.A.L. that leads me to believe that I may encounter pressure problems by not keeping an eye on this. I just lack experience at this point to know how to judge it. Somce information I have been able to glean from printed sources include the following:
Source Bullet Powder Starting Load Grains Velocity fps Pressure C.U.P. Max Load Grains Velocity fps Pressure C.U.P. O.A.L
Lyman's 49 Edition 180 JHP 231 5.00 927 20,400 5.60 1015 22,800 1.115
Speer's 180 JHP 231 4.40 800 5.60 1000 1.135
Complete RM / Sierra 180 JHP 231 4.40 800 5.60 1000 1.125
Complete RM / Hodgdon 180 XTP 231 4.10 797 23,800 5.00 947 32,900 1.125
GlockTalk.com MG 180 JHP 231/HP38 5.20 1.125
Complete RM / Hodgdon 180 XTP HP38 4.10 797 23,800 5.00 947 32,900 1.125
Lyman's 49 Edition 180 JHP WSF 5.00 853 17,700 6.20 993 23,400 1.115
Speer's 180 JHP WSF 5.00 800 6.60 1050 1.135
Complete RM / Sierra 180 JHP WSF 5.00 800 6.60 1050 1.125
Complete RM / Hodgdon 180 XTP WSF 5.40 946 28,000 5.80 1013 32,900 1.125
I just want to learn to hand load and shoot my gun to it just goes bang and doesnt end in pieces on the floor.
Can some maybe point me in the right direction or tell me what I may be doing right or wrong so far?
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Welcome to TFF Allen. Start with some dummy rounds with OAL at the manuals specs. Check to ensure proper feeding in your gun. ( start this process by removing your barrel snd dropping the the round in. use an empty, sized & measurement verified case to give you a good visual on how the case should look when properly headspaced in your chamber.) also check that the ogive of the bullet is still above the case mouth. Then start at mins and test as you work up your charge weights.
I will review some other manuals tomorrow evening and see what other data I can find also. Hope that answer helps you.
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Also add that W231/HP38 is a good choice to start with. They are the same exact powder, load data is identical. There may be slight differences between lots though, so even if I am using the same exact powder, I will reduce 5% if I am anywhere near a max load.
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Welcome Allen. Let me say that you are doing a spectacular job of self educating and by utilizing all your available resources, including this forum. What we as hand loaders generally do is gather as much useful information as we can then compile it into a solid starting point for a new loads' development. I can say that more often than not my components do not exactly match the load data i use in determining a starting load. This is a frustrating reality, but with time and exposure you will rapidly develop skill in choosing starting points as well as best components for the desired application.
I'll defer to Woolleyworm (and others) to give you actual load data suggestions as I'm sure he loads allot more of that caliber than I do. He is amongst our most knowledged members here regarding all things reloading.
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good advice posted above.. Ill just reinforce that you can use any data for any 180 gr projectile. just start at your starting charge and work up. W231/HP38 is an excellent powder in the .40
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I have looked in all the books I own, checked out all the manufacturer web sites and fine no load data really comparable to the components I have.
You will rarely if ever find published load data that matches all of your components. In fact you never will.
As stated in most if not all of the books and manuals you have, Published load data is not a Recipe and should not be treated as such, it is merely a guideline. That is why they all tell us to, Start Low and Work Up.
It is perfectly fine to use data of same weight bullet of similar design and construction.
But, about all I am finding is JHP and a wide swing in O.A.L. that leads me to believe that I may encounter pressure problems by not keeping an eye on this.
OAL is ALWAYS bullet & gun specific, regardless of what the manual says. The bullet has to fit-feed-fire your gun. After all if it doesn't fit-feed-fire, then there is no need to worry about pressure.
If you are loading shorter than published OAL, then you need to reduce yor charge wt to compensate for the shorter length. If using starting data, shorter OAL doesn't matter as much. If working to the top end, everything matters.
Make up some dummy rounds and find the longest OAL that functions in your pistol. Then Start Low and Work Up.
Tip, only make a couple of each at first. Once you find the best OAL and powder charge then load a bunch.
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Here, maybe this will help.
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Great advice above. My absolute favorite 40 powder is WSF, it fills the case sufficiently to make detecting double charges easy and meters well. I've used 231, but I lean toward the other. As noted above, run a plunk test with dummy rounds to determine OAL for your chosen bullet and your gun's chamber. In the 40, 1.125 OAL has worked fine for me, although if you work your loads from the start up you can go shorter and I've seen preferences of 1.135. When I've had doubts about powder charges, I've tended to default to the powder mfg data.
Something you might find interesting re: lighter loads for the 40 is at
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It's quite often said around here; "Start low and work up". Being very new to reloading, for your peace of mind go with the lowest load for your size bullet. Experience, and confidence will come as you crank out ammo and you can always load more rounds with a little more powder (reloading more= fun!).
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Steve4104: Thanks for the link. Ive somehow missed that in all my reading and it is very informative and explained a lot.
PanHandlePop: I appreciate your link too. It is one that I have read a few times and will probably give it another read once I get a couple of test rounds down the range.
Everyone: Thanks for all the constructive and encouraging feedback. I think this has helped give me the confidence that I needed that I have been going in the right direction and doing what I should be at this stage.
I will heed all the advice given and apply it to my further reloading efforts and report back with my results. (As I have seen with many other new reloader posts it seems you just HAVE to tell someone that you did it and still have all your fingers!)
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Re: New to Reloading and Confused...
Well I finally had a chance to go and shoot some test rounds and one other trip for another 300+- rounds and all I have to say is WOW!
I built 10 rounds of each powder (231, HP-38 and WSF) in .1 increments starting at the bottom and going to about mid range. I was still a bit spooked about going to close to max at this point and figured the low to mid range loads should do me just fine. I shot each bunch slowly at 25 and made comments on each target when I was finished. I later measured groupings accounting for a shot here and there that I knew I flinched or did something stupid that threw the groupings off. All said and done most of the groupings were in the 2.25-3.32 range. This is not particularly great but I felt good about it since I am relatively new to shooting after 30+ years. Practicing weekly should narrow that in a bit over time.
My next step is to try Precision Delta 165 and 180 grain FMJs (I have 1,000 of each on order now) to see how they do with this powder combination. It will allow me to save about $0.07 per built round which translates into cheaper play time. I figure you cant go wrong with that. I do have to say I like the idea of the Montana Gold CMJs with no lead exposure.
I am also looking into getting some Trijicon sights to assist me seeing the sights better. These factory sights are a bit on the dim side and even painting them over with Testors (have tried a few different color combinations) the still make it a bit hard to see on occasion. I trust the Trijicon sights make the difference I hope to see.
Next step is to build up the rest of the case of MG 180 grain CMJs and start shooting them up. I average about 200-300 per range session and plan on trying to get out there weekly to improve my skills.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank all of you that offered advice and encouragement while I was trying to get started. Sometimes a gentle nudge is whats needed to get started.
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