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05-16-2011, 18:15
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Reloading 101
So you're new to reloading, you've read the "How to get started in reloading" sticky and decided on what kind of gear you want to spend money on. I thought we should start a thread covering what's actually happening during the process and getting the software between your ears up to speed regardless of what hardware you bought, and maybe address some things that aren't talked about in the manuals so you can save yourself some headache and enjoy your new hobby more.
You should be reading several reloading manuals and any instructions from whomever made your new gear in addition to this.
This isn't a comprehensive instruction manual. I just wanted to address some common questions and problems for guys starting out. Since it seems most people start with common auto cartridges like 9mm, .45 auto, .40 S&W et al, I'll walk you through those first in order of operation.
Resizing / Decapping:
Pretty simple – brings the dimensions of a fired piece of brass back down to the size it should be so it can feed well and grip a bullet again. Don't overanalyze it. The dimensions on the drawings in your manual are
dimensions. This stage is where you get neck tension on the bullet (more on this later). Decapping is simply popping out the old / spent primer. Life is a lot simpler if you have a resizing die that has a carbide ring in it (you won't have to lube cases). With carbide sizing dies, make sure you aren't setting it too far down so that your press cams over. You'll break the carbide. I just raise the ram, screw down the die until it barely touches and lock it down.
Trimming, Chamfering and Deburring:
It's doubtful you'll ever do it on brass for auto loading handguns. In fact, they often shrink the more you shoot them. I thought I'd bring it up here because this is where you take your measurements – after sizing. If you're doing a rimmed cartridge like .44 mag, .357 mag or .45 Colt, you might want to trim to get a more consistent roll crimp. If you're loading for rifle, trimming will be a lot more important. If the case stretches too much it can stick into your leade / freebore and it will act like a roll crimp die and squeeze your bullet. Guess what – pressure increases. After you trim, your brass will be really rough on the case mouth. A chamfer / deburring tool will clean up the inside and the outside of the brass. You aren't trying to create a knife edge with chamfering. For rifle, you are just trying to remove any burrs and relieve it a little on the inside so your bullet can get started into the case. With handgun cartridges, you use a different technique called flaring.
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Flaring or Belling the case:
Now that we've sized down the case it's going to be difficult to start a flat base bullet in there. Putting a slight bell or flare in the case mouth is the solution. We normally wouldn't ever chamfer these on an auto cartridge because they headspace on the case mouth.
***Just a quick side track. Setting up dies can be a pain. Since this die isn't as easy to find the right place as the previous one, I'll give you a free tip. Get some lead shot. Take out the set screw on the lock ring and drop in a single piece of shot. Once you get this die adjusted lock it down. You won't need to adjust it again. The lead shot will save you the hassle of ruining those set screws when you over wrench it, and possibly save the threads on the die too. Anyway, works for me.
Back to flaring – DON'T OVERDO IT. If it looks like a trumpet's bell when you're done, you've gone too far. You're just overworking your brass. If you hold it up to the light and can't see anything, you need a tad more. All you need to do is slightly open up the mouth so you can start a bullet. That's it.
There are many methods of doing this by hand or on the press, and I'm not getting into Ford vs. Chevy here. The main thing I wanted to point out here is that you want to make sure the primer is seated slightly below flush with the bottom of the case. A common problem with (other people's) handloads is they don't seat the primer deep enough. When the firing pin hits it, it finishes seating the primer instead of igniting it. If you try to shoot it again, it will go off. Again, make sure your primer is seated as far as it will go into the primer pocket.
Powder charge:
Here's another step that has many different methods that I won't go into. The two most important things the new reloader should remember (if they want to become an old reloader) are: make sure every case has powder in it, and make sure you don't double charge a case. Screwing up the first one (no powder) will create a "squib" (the primer has enough pop to start the bullet down the barrel, but not enough to get it out). If you think you have a squib (heard a pop when it should have been a bang) do not pull the trigger again until you've checked the barrel for obstructions! The pressure has to go somewhere, and if it can't go down the barrel, it's coming back at you. The second scenario, the double charge, is also very bad news. A double charge doesn't necessarily mean double pressure – it's likely much worse. Just do a google images search of blown up guns. To help avoid this, I recommend newbies use a bulky, slower burning powder. If you double charge a case, it will spill out of the top and is much more obvious. Uberfast burning powders like Titegroup (although many like it) use very little powder and it's much harder to spot a double. Mid range to slow burning powders also don't have the sharp pressure curve and give you a little more wiggle room as you approach maximum loads.
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Bullet seating:
While this can be done in combination with applying a crimp, I'll take the subjects one at a time (many like to crimp in a separate step anyway). Like I said before – setting up dies can be a pain. If you're on a turret or progressive press, you'll likely get the die set up and never touch it again. If you're on a single stage or using multiple bullet profiles, I think it's wise to make a dummy round first (no powder or primer) so you can easily set up the die in the future and not have to fiddle around as much. One thing you'll notice as you get going is that your overall length (OAL) isn't always coming out the same. The one you set up the die with was perfect, but the next was a few thousandths shorter or longer. This is normal. The bullet profile will vary a little in the manufacturing process, even with match bullets. Something with a flat nose and a flat seater plug will be more consistent. It will start to drive you nuts when you're dealing with soft point spitzer bullets in rifle. Get your die set up to make sure the long ones don't exceed the listed maximum OAL and stop sweating it. That extra thousandth of an inch won't make a bit of difference.
Taper Crimping (Auto loading handguns):
The important concept to walk away with here is you aren't trying to squeeze the bullet. All you're doing is removing the flare you put in the case to start the bullet. A taper crimp doesn't provide any neck tension… that comes from step 1 - sizing the case. In fact, if you go too far the case will buckle and you'll have less neck tension. Again, you just want to remove the flare you put in the case. So how far do you go? A decent rule of thumb is the thickness of the brass times two, plus the diameter of your bullet. Another way to test is go in small increments until your loaded cartridge drops freely into and out of the chamber of your barrel (a lot easier and safer if you take it out of the gun first). You also want to make sure the cartridge sits flush or slightly below your barrel hood. If it sticks up above it, something is wrong (probably isn't crimped enough). This has been referred to as the "plunk" test. There are also aftermarket gauges to test your cartridges if you feel you haven't spent enough money at this point.
Roll Crimping (Revolver and Rifle cartridges):
A roll crimp actually does hold the bullet in place, but it's still not exactly neck tension. You'll see bullets for rimmed cartridges like .357 mag or .44 mag that have a groove or "cannelure" in the bullet to crimp the brass into. The big idea here is that with hard-kicking magnums, the recoil impulse can actually yank the other cases in the cylinder back hard enough to begin pulling the bullets out (known as jumping the crimp). If this goes far enough, it can lock up the action of the revolver – not something easily fixed in the field. Another purpose of a good roll crimp is to hold on to that bullet a microsecond longer to get a good consistent powder burn, as many of these cartridges use slow burning powders. Some rifle bullets will have cannelures, but you'll get mixed opinions on whether or not to roll crimp a rifle bullet. It can help prevent the bullet from moving when being battered in the actions of auto loading rifles, but some argue it can also be detrimental to accuracy. DON'T roll crimp a cartridge that headspaces on the case mouth or on a bullet that doesn't have a cannelure. Bad juju. There is a little bit of a touch element to roll crimping that can't be taught. To little doesn't do any good, too much can wreck your case and bullet. Like most things here, you're just going to have to do it a few times.
Reloading for rimmed handgun cartridges:
This process is the same as what was described above, but you'll likely roll crimp instead of taper crimp. Also, you're more likely to want to trim your brass so they are all the same length and line up to the cannelure consistently.
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05-16-2011, 18:17
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Reloading bottleneck rifle cartridges:
There are very few carbide resizing dies on the market for bottleneck rifle rounds like .223, .308 or .30-06, so you'll most likely have to lube the cases before they go in the sizing die. A stuck case is no fun, so don't get stingy on the lube. On the other hand, you'll get dents in the shoulder if your die gets too much lube in it, so it's just another one of those things you'll have to do and figure out. Again, there are many types of lubes and methods I won't get into here. Just trust me when I say that when you start out, too much lube is preferable to too little. With rifle, you won't flare the case and often won't crimp at all. There are two ways to size rifle brass – neck only and full length resizing. If you're shooting a bolt gun, you can just resize the neck of the brass to accept another bullet using a neck only die. The case has expanded to perfectly match your chamber, so messing with it is really pointless and unnecessarily working the brass. If, however, you are shooting a semi-auto or using the load for more than one gun, you'll want to full length resize for reliable operation. There are also small base dies that size even smaller to make sure they feed well through your action. If in doubt, just get a full length die. You can adjust it back so it doesn't push the shoulder and only works the neck, and they usually will work fine in semi-autos. Be sure to follow the directions closely so you aren't pushing the shoulder too much or too little. The case gauges I mentioned in the taper crimp section are more worthwhile here (you can't do a plunk test on your rifle) if you are loading for semi-auto.
A few things about Overall Length (OAL):
This one invariably drives the new guys nuts. One manual shows your .45 auto should be loaded to 1.275" and the next shows 1.210", et cetera. Don't stress about it. The thing you need to remember here is that the shorter the OAL (or the farther you push the bullet into the case) the less case volume you have. All things being equal, the round with the shorter OAL / less case volume will give you higher pressures. Assuming you're inside max published OAL, you're always safe going a little longer, but you might not be going a little shorter. I say to stay inside max published OAL because if you load too long you can run your bullet into the lands in your barrel and it can't get a running start – this bumps up pressure too.
Working up a test batch / load development:
Use multiple sources of data. When they all start showing you different things, you need to have an understanding why. "The bullet this source used is shaped differently, so the OAL is shorter – that's why they used less powder", "these people have better velocity numbers – oh, wait… they tested in an 8" universal receiver, where these guys tested in a 4" barrel", et cetera. Look at the whole picture – bullet type, OAL, what gun they used to test the numbers, standard primer vs. magnum primer, what brass they used... it all makes a difference. The good news is that it will begin to make more and more sense the longer you do this. Never hesitate to ask in the forum if you have any questions whatsoever. There's too much experience here from some of the old farts and young, good looking folks like me to risk anything. What works for most folks is to "ladder" their way up. I'll find my start load and move up in small increments until I'm close to max. How big the increments are depends on the cartridge. In a 9mm, a one-tenth grain increment represents roughly 2-2.5% increases. In a .300 win mag, it isn't even a tenth of one percent… you can take larger jumps up. No matter what you're using, consider using smaller increments as you approach max published loads. Some folks will swear reloading manuals are written by lawyers and there is a lot of cushion in the data, but I've found exactly where the top is more than once well inside the listed max. Remember – you won't always have the same brass they tested or be using the same exact primer and you definitely won't be using the same exact gun. Load development takes time and resources. Get over it. Don't try to take shortcuts. Start low, work up slowly and check for pressure signs along the way (any manual will take you through pressure signs, so I won't go into it here). I load a minimum of 7 rounds of each powder charge for testing then mark the primers with different colored sharpie markers and write down what's what so I know what I'm looking at a week or a month later when I get to the range... It's important to take good notes. The first time you drop a batch of work up loads in the dirt and they aren't marked, you'll understand what I'm talking about. Mark them with lighter colors so you can still see what's happening with the primers, and I usually leave my hottest charge with no colors. As you work your way up through the loads you'll likely get a little frustrated then have your first "ta-da" moment. Every gun is different and will like different things. When you come across the right load, you'll know it. I've experienced a .2 difference in powder charge making the difference between what looked like a shotgun pattern and a single ragged hole. Depending on what your goal is, you might stop there and pull the others for their components. You might not find the right combo on the first try, or you may get something close, but it's not great. That's when you go back to the drawing board. If you were going in .3 increments, you may take your best load and go in .1 grain increments in either direction. The next time around, you may mess with OAL. All depends on how obsessive – compulsive you want to be with it. Just make sure you're only messing with one variable at a time. Like I said – load development can take a while, particularly for rifle, but I'm here to tell you it's worth it.
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The dangers of chasing published velocities:
I've seen it here in this forum - A guy with all new gear trying to get a certain speed from his rifle because his manual showed those results. So, he loaded them and kept going until his chrono showed that speed. Why was this a big deal? He was shooting a rifle with a 20" barrel, and the test data was a 26" barrel. This goes back to understanding the whole picture I touched on in the last section. I can guarantee he was at much higher pressures than he thought he was. Safety first, folks.
Changing Components:
If you have a favorite recipe but have to change one of the components like type of brass or primer, the safe thing to do is to back off your powder charge and work your way back up incrementally. Differences in bullets, brass thicknesses and primers can all push you over the top in terms of pressure, particularly if you're anywhere near maximum loads. You'll get a better feel for this the more you start reloading and putting your work over your chronograph, but you can still be surprised. Back off and work back up.
Other things you should know that I'm not getting into here:
As I said before, know what pressure signs look like. Try to find a manual that shows CUP or PSI pressures with the loads. That will all help your understanding. You also need to understand the concept of headspace and what's happening in a chamber. Read about it in your reloading manuals, and then read about it again. It's important.
Some final thoughts:
Thanks to Garander for pointing out to me that I should add a comment about frame of mind when reloading... It's probably not a good idea to reload if you just had a huge fight with the wife, just found out you're getting audited, your dog died or any other time you aren't likely to give it your full attention... And despite Jack talking about scotch in the reloading room, it's pretty stupid to play with small explosive charges and propellants under the influence of alcohol or anything stronger than aspirin. Turn the cell phone off, don't get distracted and enjoy your new hobby.
Next thought - It seems natural for new reloaders to want to hot-rod the snot out of a given load. I'll ask that instead of trying to get a barn-burner out of your .357 mag, get a .44 mag and load in the mid range of the data. It will outperform the .357 mag and it's safer for you and your gun. Swap whatever cartridge you wish into my last statement. .30-06 vs. .300 mag… whatever. The point wasn't .357 vs. .44, the point was you should try and strive for better performance at lower pressures when it's at all practical. I've said it before (and forgot who I stole the saying from): you can pull a horse trailer with a V6, but it has to work a lot harder than a V8. It's not worth it to push the envelope. There are old reloaders, and bold reloaders, but you don't see old, bold reloaders.
Ultimately, nobody here is going to help you if you blow your fingers off. Just like crossing the street – you reload at your own risk. It's a safe hobby if you are cautious. My intent here was only to address some common misunderstandings with people new to reloading and to help de-mystify things a little. When I started, manuals and this place were all I had. Since then, I've come to realize that GT's Reloading forum is one of the coolest places on the internet. I'm glad to have you in the forum. Again, don't hesitate to ask questions. I still do. Be safe, remember consistency is the key and soon you'll be shooting match grade ammo at less than half the price of factory ammo.
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Wow, Very Nice.
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Damn and I thought Jack was long winded, well he is but that's another thread.
Great write-up Zombie.
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I think so. Glad you took the time to write it.
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DEFINATLY a sticky.. Steve has helped me a ASSLOAD lol..
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I learned this stuff from manuals, the other guys in this forum and from screwing things up. Just wanted to pay it forward.
We'll need some of the older, less attractive smarter guys to write Reloading 201.
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Good thread Steve!
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I read it once, I read it twice and being a highly trained investigator I read it thrice... I still can't find the section on black powder muzzle loading.
Should have known it would be just for sissy flatlanders.
I light of that glaring and unforgivable omission a job very well done none the less. Kudos.
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Great write-up Zombie.
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Very nice Steve.
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Thanks a million, Steve. Great stuff! Plain English is always great.
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Nice job Steve.
This really needs to be sticky'ed for the beginners or those who want to but aren't sure if they can do it. It took a lot of searching and reading to find the confidence to load my first home brew. All the lingo makes sense after I read a crap load of books and put thousands of hours on the computer on Glock Talk. This sums most of it up!
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Women's History Month is the perfect time to pay tribute to a largely unsung heroine, Grace Hoadley Dodge. Born in 1856, to a family prominent in both business and philanthropy, Grace Dodge devoted her life to helping underprivileged women. She was instrumental in founding a number of prestigious and long-lasting aid organizations, including the YWCA, […]
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Hi everyone! It's nice to be a part in this forum. I'm a fan of Jamie Oliver and I watch his show when i have time to watch TV and if I'm not busy. I'm a food lover and I have been following Jamie on Twitter and like his Facebook page as well. I hope you could share more recipes for us. God bless!.
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Hello everyone! my name is Nikolai as the name suggests. I am from a little country called Bulgaria. Bulgarian traditional cooking is somewhat of a hybrid of all the cultures that lived on these lands and although it is very delicious, it is not very healthy, but I'm trying to change that when I get busy in the kitchen. I really love the way Jamie cooks. I'm a big fan of his. I really would like to meet him someday. Since I am not able to recreate everyone of his recipes because of the lack of ingredients here, I've made the most basic of his dishes. My favorite is the "Perfect Roast Potatoes"(the one using the masher), they are just amazing. That's pretty much it. I'm looking forward to talking with all of you!
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We bought our refrigerator in September 2012. We are a two person household & it has already gone out. I only gave it one star because it's required. Products such as this should last longer than this timeframe - especially with a little use as and as well taken care of as this refrigerator.
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3 of 4 appls repaired several times. Refrige finally replaced with same model. The new one is still freezing food. All appliances are only 10 months old. I will never buy Whirl Pool again.
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By wallybp
from California, United States
I had the refrigerator for less than a month and the ice maker quit working this was July. I called it in for service and as soon as the guy showed up and tinkered with the ice maker it started working again. It had something clogged in the water line he said. No need to change anything. Ok, it was working again. Winter, I turned off the ice maker as it is not needed. May, summer is here again. Let's turn on the ice maker and get ready for a hot summer. Need ice. It made one batch of ice, then it quit working again. Now what. I called it in for service. Service guy pulled it out from the wall and the water from the drain pan spills everywhere. I noticed dried water mark on the floor where the refrigerator was and was concerned whether this has been leaking for quite some time. He assures me that it was not a problem and that the refrigerator releases water in the drip pan and the water should evaporate in the pan.The next day my floor was covered with water! Now what? They said the refrigerator is defrosting and the water is not evaporating due to excessive defrost cycle. I live in a dry climate, so I am not too worried about water damage to the floor. I hope they fix it soon. I do like this refrigerator. Other than the problems listed above it has performed quite well. It is not noisy and it has a lot of storage capacity.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
nice product
By Olds13
from Oldsmar, FL, United States
side by side freezer too small because of width and large ice maker. Have to stack food vertical in order to maximize space efficiency. Water filter order reminder came on after just 1/2 used. had to reset to get rid of the reminder. Ice dispenser too noisy and slow.
Great buy
By DB64
from Wildwood, FL, United States
My wife and I are very pleased with our new refrigerator. It has plenty of room and we like that all the drawers, doors and shelves are movable to accommodate different needs.
Very pleased....
By Chuckels
from Philadelphia, PA, United States
This new refrigerator is perfect: quiet, accurate temperatures (fridge and freezer), handsome, great dispenser features, fabulous sized ice cubes (not too big, not too small).
Very good app
By Jimbol1
from Manitowoc, WI, United States
Saves a lot on my electric bill & runs very quiet I like the ice too
new whirlpool fridge
By ecw4242
from Port Charlotte, FL, United States
bought 5 mo ago happy with every thing.love temp. aqdjustment on door
Very stylish and energy efficent
By Goldleaf4852
from Canton, Michigan
We like our new fridge but a couple of improvements could be made for the new ones. First the water tube is too far out from the back; if you have a small glass or a slender cup the water almost misses the glass. You have to be careful dispensing the water. Secondly the drawers should have been separated in half so you don't have to open both doors to open the drawers. Also the freezer compartment is kind of noisy when opening and closing.
Love this appliance
By Shelley37
from Concord, CA
It looks great, and is spacious for all my needs. I like the side by side due the space I have which would be tight for a larger door or drawers. I am enjoying this appliance and would recommend it
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T Advanced GTX Women RRP $ 179.00
Based on the successful T Aenergy GTX hiking boot, this model features a high proportion of velours leather and a slightly softer design. The very comfortable fit remains the same and is supported by high-quality Hybrid Shell, liquid rubber protection, EVA wedge with integrated Mammut Rolling Concept and the patented Base Fit lacing system. It also features individually cushioning memo foam, the vibram Scale sole with its scale-like design, rubber protection at the tips and the functional GORE-TEX Performance Comfort Footwear membrane.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Marking the 20th anniversary of the enactment of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC) today released a fact sheet detailing the important role that caregivers play in the recovery of wounded servicemembers, whose ranks have increased dramatically since 2001.
"Improvements in medical care and technology have reduced the risk of death in combat for our men and women serving in harm's way," said Vice Chairman designate Casey. "At the same time, the number of veteran patients with disabilities has nearly tripled since 2001. As we give thanks for every soldier who returns home, we must honor their sacrifice with a commitment to provide every resource possible to help them recover from injuries incurred during their service. Caregivers are an essential part of the recovery of wounded veterans, and FMLA will continue to ensure caregivers of veterans have access to job-protected leave to support our heroes."
FMLA ensures caregivers for veterans have access to job-protected unpaid leave from their employer to care for a servicemember with a serious injury illness if the eligible caregiver is the servicemember's spouse, son, daughter, parent, or next of kin.
The need for caregivers has grown as the number of veterans with serious injuries has increased from 482,000 in 2001 to 1.3 million in 2012. Congress expanded provisions of FMLA in 2008 and 2009 to increase the amount of unpaid job-protected FMLA leave military caregivers are eligible for from 12 weeks to 26 weeks in a 12 month period.
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The Columbia County Rural Library District is sponsoring a "Show and Tell" for eReader Devices. Thanks to the Washington State Library, who received a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, an eReader lab is being sent to various libraries around the state. The Washington State Library purchased a Kindle, Nook, iPad, and iPhone. The eReader lab is coming to the Columbia County Rural Library District in January.
Anyone interested in purchasing an eReader device, wants to learn how to use one, or wants to bring his/her own device to learn how to download an eBook is welcome to attend one of the free "Show and Tell" sessions. Staff will be available to help people download an eBook. The Columbia County Rural Library District now offers eBooks through their Web site, www.ccrld.lib.wa.us, which can be downloaded for free to a Kindle, Nook, Ipad, Iphone, PC, and some other devices. Downloading an eBook to the Washington State Library's devices will not be allowed. Those devices from the State Library are just for viewing and seeing how they operate. A few books have already been downloaded to the State Library's devices.
Come and see what these devices look like or bring you own device and learn how to download an eBook. Dates for the "Show and Tell" are:
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Women's & Men's Casual Diabetic Socks (Set of 2 Pairs)
Special: 3 Or More Pkgs. $13.90 Each
Women's & Men's Casual Diabetic Socks (Set of 2 Pairs)
Special: 3 Or More Pkgs. $13.90 Each
People with sensitive feet or who need to wear diabetic socks can finally enjoy casual socks that don't look like diabetic socks but have all the features you need to keep your feet healthy. They even protect against athlete's foot and foot odor. Crew length; 94% cotton, 5% nylon, 1% spandex. Machine wash and dry. 2 pairs per package. Imported.
- Recommended by podiatrists
- Seamless toe to avoid irritation
- Nonbinding top promotes circulation
- Built-in antimicrobial protection won't wash out; inhibits growth of bacteria and fungus
Finally, diabetic socks that look like regular socks but truly protect your feet and legs.
Women's & Men's Casual Diabetic Socks (Set of 2 Pairs) 9 9
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comfy socks These are soft and great for my oversized ankles, no gripping on the ankle/calf but they stay up. February 15, 2015
Great socks Nice loose top, easy to get over my sometimes uncooperative toes. But still fit nice and snug with no droopiness. Really like them. February 12, 2015
Fantastic socks I've had a difficult time lately finding women's crew socks with seamless toes. I'm so glad I found these. They are soft and stretchy and incredibly comfortable. The fit is true to size. March 25, 2014
Worth the Investment Recently, I have been diagnosed with sesamoiditis (caused by repetitive movement as one does in dancing or other athletic activities) and mild arthritis in my feet. I needed socks that were in no way restrictive in the toe box--plus be forgiving enough to not "choke" my leg as most socks do to stay in place. These socks are attractive enough to wear with dress dance pants. I am very pleased with this investment. February 4, 2014
NOT ONLY FOR DIABETICS I saw deep ridges in my husbands legs from the elastic in his socks. I searched for 2 - 3 years to find socks that did not fall down and did not have binding tops. Found these and he now has 9 pairs. They have been great for the last 2 years. Still dark navy and nice and thick. His long toenails wore holes in 2 socks. That is great wear for his socks. August 31, 2013
These Diabetic Socks are Great! I have looked far and wide on many websites and in countless catalogues, and could not find any diabetic socks that would actually fit! When I ordered and received these socks and tried them on, I was really, really happy-no, I was, overjoyed! It is just so important to have good fitting socks if you are diabetic, and these are awesome! April 11, 2013
These are the BEST Diabetic Socks I have ever found! I love these Casual Diabetic Socks and their features so much, this is my very first review I have ever written in my life. They are really like regular socks with the features that diabetic's need, with out the bulk that most diabetic socks have. You can easily get your shoes on, because they are truly the thickness of regular casual socks. They have NO seams to irritate your feet and the top of the socks are truly NON-BINDING and yet the TOPS STAY UP with no sagging. They wash up very nicely, with no shrinkage. They wear and last for several years, before you get a hole in the toe of the sock. I have been wearing these Casual Diabetic Socks since I found out I was diabetic in 1998. I might add I only wear them in White, so I don't know any thing about the Color Casual Diabetic Socks. Please Vermont Country Store don't ever stop carrying these marvelous socks! March 10, 2013


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- Year Introduced: 2007
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Burberry Summer by Burberry is too light of a fragrance for my personal taste. I can hardly notice it is on. I tried testing it on my arm at home to gage the lasting power and it did not appear to last as long as the Burberry Brit which is my favorite. If you like a very light subtle scent then this is for you.
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This is a lovely scent. Very fresh and clean. Not overpowering by any means. Lasts til about mid morning. Great for anyone with an acute sense of smell like mine - it's lovely but so subtle you'll barely notice you're wearing it. Of all the scents in my collection I've never had anyone comment on this one even when I "overspray" - it's that subtle.
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Swoop's Stoop is an initiative that was created by former Miami goaltender Cody Reichard ('12) beginning in the 2010-11 Miami University hockey season as an effort to help sick children in Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The program started out small by recognizing a few children at Miami Hockey games and has now grown into a funded program providing many more opportunities to these same children in Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The goal of the program is to provide an experience to ill kids that they wouldn't normally receive because most of their time is spent at the hospital. Miami University's hockey team provides this experience by hosting different groups of children one time every home series played in Oxford and with current varsity Miami student-athletes, including the hockey team, making trips to visit and interact with the children at Cincinnati Children's hospital. The program is sponsored by both Step Resources and Miami's Red & White Club.Mission:
-Providing life enrichment experiences to children facing life-changing illnesses
Long Term Goals:
-Expand the program to involve the entire Miami Athletic department and its teams
-Create a fund to benefit those families struggling with the financial costs of their children's treatment
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The schedule for the expanded 2006 Vodacom Tri-Nations has been released by Sanzar.
The tournament kicks off in Christchurch in July 2006.
South Africa has yet to announce where its two home Vodacom Tri-Nations matches will be played.
Vodacom Tri-Nations draw:
Sat 8 July
New Zealand v Australia Jade Stadium, Christchurch
Sat 15 July
Australia v South Africa TBC, Brisbane
Sat 22 July
New Zealand v South Africa Westpac Stadium, Wellington
Sat 29 July
Australia v New Zealand Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Sat 5 August
Australia v South Africa TBC, Sydney
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New Zealand v Australia Eden Park, Auckland
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South Africa v New Zealand TBC
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Celebrating Honors Students at Lehman College
Each year, at the end of the spring semester, Lehman celebrates its honors students for the current year. These are students who are graduating with honors, awards, and prizes recognizing extraordinary academic performance. This page provides the names of the honors students who are recognized each year. Also included are the recipients of semester honors: students who are recognized for their excellent grades in the Dean's List and as Presidential Scholars. The page also lists recipients of departmental honors, the members of honors societies, and winners of special scholarships, awards and prizes.
Listings of Honors Students
Alphabetical listing of undergraduate and graduate students graduating each year with honors.
College Honors
Awarded to undergraduate students who graduate with at least 60 credits completed in residence at Lehman College, of which at least 42 are indexable (awarded a grade), with a minimum cumulative index of 3.4. Cum laude is awarded for an index of 3.4 to 3.59, Magna cum laude for an index of 3.6 to 3.79, and Summa cum laude for an index of 3.8 to 4.0.
Dean's List
Awarded to undergraduate students at the end of each fall and spring semester. Full-time students will be placed on the Dean's List in the semester they have earned twelve or more credits with a GPA of 3.5 or above. Part-time students will be placed on the Dean's List when they have completed twelve or more new credits in two consecutive semesters with a GPA of 3.5 or above. (In either case, no WU or INC grades are allowed.)
Presidential Scholars
Awarded to students who have met all of the qualifications for Dean's List and have exceeded the GPA requirement for Dean's List by earning a 3.9 GPA or higher. This honor supersedes placement on the Dean's List.
Departmental Honors
Departmental honors are awarded to undergraduate students who, in addition to any other departmental specification, have achieved a cumulative index of 3.2 and an index of 3.5 in the major or in an interdisciplinary program for a minimum of 24 credits.
Scholarships, Prizes, And Awards
William E. Macaulay Honors College At Lehman
The Lehman Scholars Program
The Noyce Scholars Program
The School of Education in collaboration with the School of Natural and Social Sciences.
Honor Societies
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Golden Key
- Alpha Kappa Delta, Sociology
- Chi Alpha Epsilon, Delta Psi Chapter
- Chi Sigma Iota
- Kappa Delta Pi
- Phi Alpha Theta, History
- Phi Sigma Tau, Philosophy
- Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science
- Psi Chi, Psychology
- Sigma Beta Delta, Business
- Sigma Delta Pi, Hispanic
- Sigma Theta Tau, Nursing
- Sigma Xi, Scientific Research
Honors Convocation
Honors Convocation is a formal opportunity to recognize the most academically accomplished students at Lehman College. These students are graduating with college honors or are members of an honors program, an honor society, or are the recipients of departmental honors, departmental awards or other prizes.
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"Simulink Real-Time gives us the speed, the capacity, and the flexibility we need by enabling us to use a variety of different data acquisition cards and target PCs. There's no way we could have gotten that from any other software package."
Michael Craft, MagneShock
Soon, drivers will be able to adjust the comfort of their ride by pushing a button—whether they're driving a luxury car, a truck, or a sport utility vehicle. Enabling this compelling feature is semi-active suspension, a technology that adjusts the vehicle's suspension system based on real-time vehicle dynamics and driver feedback.
To help with the development of this system, MagneShock used MathWorks tools for Model-Based Design to develop a real-time shock damping control system for a commercial truck that, with parameter tuning, can accommodate customer changes and even different vehicle types.
"The model we developed using MathWorks tools for Model-Based Design will be applicable to everything we do from now on," explains Michael Craft, mechatronics engineer at MagneShock. "Now, we can deliver suspension systems that our customers need quickly."
Engineers at MagneShock set out to design a control system that could be used to evaluate standard suspension systems as well as provide real-time active damping control with magnetorheological (MR) dampers. The control system would also need to be flexible enough to allow for different I/O hardware, multiple sensors, and various vehicle types.
Because the system needed to support live driver feedback, MagneShock would require rapid prototyping capabilities for real-time parameter tuning of up to 32 channels of data.
"We get a wide range of feedback from different customers depending on the preference and age of the driver, and our systems need to account for these preferences," explains Craft.
To accelerate development and analysis, they would also need an integrated software environment with proven automatic code generation and analysis capabilities.
MagneShock used MathWorks tools for Model-Based Design to develop a real-time semi-active suspension system for commercial trucks, military vehicles, and luxury automobiles.
Engineers began by building a Simulink® model of the vehicle dynamics. Initial "stock" vehicle setups were primarily based on customer data of spring and damping rates and vehicle mass properties. Simulations of the vehicle dynamics were then performed and validated with onroad vehicle testing, suspension component testing, and shaker rig testing for the stock and MR-equipped vehicles.
MagneShock used MATLAB® to analyze and plot the vehicle dynamics by correlating simulated vehicle data with dynamic road test data. Based on their engineering analysis, they made changes to the damping control.
They used Simulink, Simulink Coder™, and Simulink Real-Time™ to develop a rapid prototype of a controller, tune parameters, and acquire and log data for later analysis with MATLAB. The rapid prototype control algorithms are run on a target PC/104 computer connected to the vehicle. The computer logs up to 32 channels of input data, which is used for real-time suspension control and vehicle dynamics analysis to determine the control algorithm best suited to deliver the desired ride.
"We take driver feedback, make adjustments, and get immediate results all in real time," says Craft. "Also, we analyze the data quickly to determine our acceleration and dynamics. Based on this data and driver feedback, we then make changes."
After completing the baseline testing and simulation of a vehicle suspension system, MagneShock installed shocks on the vehicle. Using Simulink Real-Time, they conducted real-time parameter tuning and provided their customer with a standalone version of the prototype system for extended trial testing.
"We can make an immediate change by asking the customer, 'Is this too stiff?' and adjust the stiffness within the algorithm running in real time," says Craft. "For the commercial truck market, we've designed different settings of the dynamics into the controller, so the driver can switch from sport to comfort to off mode."
Develop a semi-active suspension control system that could be adapted to multiple vehicle types
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