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US Patent for Handheld golf reporting and statistical analysis apparatus and method Patent (Patent # 5,779,566 issued July 14, 1998) - Justia Patents Search
Justia Patents Club Selection, Ball Direction, Or Distance Indicating AidUS Patent for Handheld golf reporting and statistical analysis apparatus and method Patent (Patent # 5,779,566)
Handheld golf reporting and statistical analysis apparatus and method
1. An apparatus for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, the apparatus comprising:
a self-contained computer unit having a memory, a power source and a display for selectively displaying a plurality of information screens and associated data stored in the memory, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields for the associated data;
key entry means for retrieving and selectively displaying the information screens from the memory on the display, and for retrieving, selecting, and recording the associated data with each information screen, wherein the key entry means includes first key means comprising one entry key for selectively displaying information screens, second screen-dependent field select key means for selecting a particular data input field of predefined data on a displayed screen, the second screen-dependent field select key means comprising two bi-directional tab keys for scrolling in opposite directions through the data input fields on a displayed information screen, and third screen-dependent value select key means for displaying and selectively recording or altering selected data in a selected data input field, the third screen-dependent value select key means comprising two bi-directional scroll keys for scrolling in opposite directions through the predefined data associated with the data input field on the displayed information screen.
2. Apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein the first key means permits changing of the information screens in sequential fashion, and the first key means further includes choice means for non-sequential selection or changing of information screens.
7. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
storing a plurality of pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens in a memory of a computer unit having a display for selectively displaying one or more of the information screens;
entering a pre-game mode in which one or more pre-game information screens are displayed in sequential fashion to prompt entry of data defining parameters of an upcoming game, and in which a choice is provided among a plurality of game-interactive information screens for subsequently recording data during the upcoming game defined by the parameters entered in the pre-game mode, wherein the number of pre-game information screens displayed in sequential fashion in the pre-game mode is determined by which of the game-interactive information screens is chosen;
entering the game-interactive mode to display the chosen game-interactive information screen;
entering data in the chosen game-interactive information screen corresponding to the game as the game is played, and simultaneously recording entered data in the memory of the computer unit; and
providing post-game reports based on the data entered in the chosen game-interactive information screen.
8. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
storing a plurality of pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens in a memory of a computer unit having a display for selectively displaying one or more of the information screens, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields for entry of data;
displaying in sequential fashion one or more pre-game information screens and prompting entry of data which defines parameters of an upcoming game;
providing a choice among a plurality of game-interactive information screens for recording data during the game defined by the parameters entered in the pre-game information screens;
displaying a chosen game-interactive information screen;
entering data in the chosen game-interactive information screen corresponding to a game as the game is played, and simultaneously recording entered data in the memory of the computer unit;
providing post-game reports based on the data entered in the game-interactive information screen; and,
providing one or more game-interactive advice/feedback information screens.
9. A method for recording and reporting golf information in a manner tending to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
providing a computer unit with a memory, a display, and data selection entry keys;
storing a plurality of information screens of golf play information in the memory of the computer unit, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields corresponding to the golf play information in each screen;
selectively displaying information screens on the display in a logical sequence of pre-game and game-interactive screens, the pre-game information screen prompting entry of data which defines parameters of a game to be played and a game-interactive screen on which data is recorded for the game;
selecting data input fields on a displayed information screen;
selecting from stored golf information corresponding to one or more chosen data input fields; and
storing selected golf information in the memory as statistical or factual reports for retrieval by the user after the game.
10. A method as defined in claim 9, wherein the golf information entered in the pre-game information screen comprises golf play parameters defining an upcoming game, and the golf information entered in the game-interactive information screens comprises golf play data values defining a user's actual performance within the golf play parameters of the game.
13. An apparatus for recording and reporting sports and game information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, the apparatus comprising:
a plurality of pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens stored in the memory of the computer unit;
means for displaying a pre-game information screen and prompting entry of data which defines parameters of an upcoming game, and means for subsequently displaying a game-interactive information screen corresponding to a game-interactive mode defined by the parameters selected in the pre-game information screen;
entry key means for changing information screens in sequential fashion, the entry key means comprising one entry key:
choice key means for non-sequential selection or changing of information screens the choice key means comprising one choice key;
field select key means for choosing a particular data input field on a displayed information screen, the field select key means comprising two bi-directional keys; and
value select key means for displaying and selectively recording data in the chosen data input field the value select key means comprising two bi-directional keys.
14. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
storing a plurality of pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens in a memory of computer unit having a display for selectively displaying one or more of the information screens, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields for entry of data;
entering data in a chosen game-interactive information screen corresponding to a game as the game is played, and simultaneously recording the entered data in the memory of the computer unit;
providing post-game reports based on the data entered in the game-interactive information screen; wherein,
the game-interactive information screens comprise a first information screen with a first detail level of recording, and a second information screen with a second detail level of recording.
15. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
entering data in the chosen game-interactive recording screen corresponding to the game as the game is played, and simultaneously recording entered data in the memory of the computer unit; and
providing post-game reports based on the data entered in the game-interactive reporting information screen; wherein,
the pre-game information screens are provided with means for selecting non-sequential option screens.
16. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
providing a choice among a plurality of game-interactive recording information screens for recording data during the game defined by the parameters entered in the pre-game information screens;
displaying a chosen game-interactive recording information screen;
corresponding to the game as the game is played, and simultaneously recording entered data in the memory of the computer unit; and
the game-interactive information screens are provided with means for selecting non-sequential option screens.
17. A handheld portable apparatus for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, the apparatus comprising:
a, self-contained computer unit having a memory, a power source and a display for selectively displaying a plurality of information screens and associated data stored in the memory, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields for the associated data;
first key entry means for sequentially displaying one or more pre-game information screens in a pre-game mode of operation, and subsequently sequentially displaying one or more game-interactive information screens in a game-interactive mode of operation, the first key entry means comprising one entry key;
second key means for selecting a particular data field on a displayed information screen, the second key means comprising two bi-directional keys;
third key means for selectively recording or altering data in a selected data field, the third key means comprising two bi-directional keys; wherein,
the pre-game information screens include means for prompting the entry of data which defines parameters of an upcoming game, and means for selecting one of a plurality of game-interactive information screens representing different levels of data-recording detail in the game-interactive mode.
18. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
providing a computer unit with a memory, a display and data selection entry keys;
storing a plurality of information screens of golf play information in the memory of the computer unit, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields corresponding to the golf play information of each information screen;
providing a pre-game mode of data entry in which one or more pre-game information screens are displayed to prompt the entry of data which defines parameters of an upcoming game, and providing a choice of at least one of a plurality of game-interactive information screens in a subsequent game-interactive mode of operation representing different levels of data recording detail;
entering the game-interactive mode during the game defined in the pre-game mode, and displaying a chosen game-interactive recording information screen for entry of game data as the game is played; and
storing the recorded golf information in the memory as statistical or factual reports for retrieval by the player after the game.
19. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve form experience, comprising the following steps:
providing a choice among a plurality of game-interactive information screens for recording data during the game defined by the parameters entered in the pregame information screens;
the data entered in the one or more pre-game information screens includes extrinsic factors having an effect on a player's performance.
20. A method for recording and reporting golf information, comprising the following steps:
storing a plurality of pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens in a memory of a computer unit having a display for selectively displaying one or more of the information screens, the information screens including screen-dependent data input fields for the entry of data;
displaying one or more pre-game information screens and prompting selection and recording of data defining extrinsic factors having an effect on player performance;
subsequently providing a choice from among a plurality of game-interactive recording information screens for selection and recording of data while the game is played;
selecting and recording data in the chosen game-interactive recording information screen corresponding to the game as the game is played; and
providing post-game report information screens based on the data entered in both the pre-game and game-interactive information screens.
21. The method of claim 20, wherein the step of prompting selection and recording of data defining extrinsic factors further includes selection and recording of parameters of the upcoming game.
30. A method for recording and reporting information on a game of golf using a computer unit having a memory and a display for selectively displaying one or more information screens, comprising the following steps:
displaying one or more screens for prompting selection and recording of data;
selecting one or more extrinsic factors having an effect on player performance, and recording corresponding extrinsic factor data associated with a game played;
selecting one or more player performance factors, and recording corresponding player performance data as the game is played; and,
computing and displaying statistics correlating the effect of one or more extrinsic factors for which data has been recorded on one or more player performance.
31. The method of claim 30, wherein the statistics are displayed as a report on the effect of one or more extrinsic factors on player performance for assisting the player in selecting a golf club.
36. A method for recording and reporting information on a game of golf using a computer unit having a memory and a display for selectively displaying one or more information screens, comprising the following steps:
1) displaying one or more information screens for prompting selection and recording of data;
2) recording extrinsic factor data which has an effect on player performance and which is associated with a game played;
3) recording player performance data as the game is played; and
4) computing and displaying statistics correlating the effect of one or more extrinsic factors for which data has been recorded on recorded player performance.
37. A method for recording and reporting golf information to increase a player's ability to improve from experience, comprising the following steps:
storing pre-game, game-interactive and post-game information screens in a memory of a computer unit having a display for selectively displaying the information screens;
displaying a pre-game information screen and prompting entry of data which defines parameters of a game;
displaying a game interactive information screen for recording data during the game defined by the parameters entered in the pre-game information screen;
extrinsic factor data is entered in the pre-game information screen to record extrinsic factors having an effect on a player's performance, and the post-game report is further based on extrinsic factor data to display the effect of extrinsic factors on the player's performance.
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Patent number: 5779566
Inventor: Peter S. Wilens (Troy, MI)
Assistant Examiner: Mark A. Sager
Law Firm: Young & Basile, P.C.
Application Number: 8/392,280
Current U.S. Class: Club Selection, Ball Direction, Or Distance Indicating Aid (473/407); Method (473/409); Golf (473/131)

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Words from a wise guy | Kuwait Chronicles Blog
I just came across this guys Instagram account mar7aba_howaa , his name is Hamad and he’s got a lot of short videos. In each video he gives some pretty sound advise ranging from relationships, marriage and social behaviour here in Kuwait, to name a few.
What caught my attention is his style. He’s got this intensity that I find hilarious. It’s not uncommon for guys here to have their own slogan or tagline, this guy ends all his videos with a climatic “mar7aba Howaaa!” which is funny.
Too bad it’s only in arabic because it’s entertaining. Best thing is he gives practical advise in a way that anyone can understand.
Unlike other similar accounts, like almosawee – who gets on my nerves, Hamad has a certain likability I can relate to.
Tags: Hamad howaaa, howaaa, instagram, kuwait chronicles blog, mar7aba_howaaa
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2 responses to “Words from a wise guy”	SG	August 20, 2016 at 13:50
Reply →	Hello Kuwait Chronicles, It is really sad to read what happened between u n BG. I think u r pretending to be naive by saying that u did not know that u were flirting with her. Come on! I think u should write a post on “How to not be a douche bag! ” -SG
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Reply →	There are a few more personal details that have been left out, which I don’t want to get into. That’s a good idea for a post, thanks!
Any pointers from your side? How are you handling your relationship? Any advise?

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Patent USRE39894 - Cemented carbide insert - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe present invention relates to a coated cemented carbide insert for turning of steel, like low alloyed steels, carbon steels and tough hardened steels at high cutting speeds. The cemented carbide consists of WC, 2-10 wt. % Co and 4-12 wt. % of cubic carbides of metals from groups 4, 5 or 6 of the periodic...http://www.google.com/patents/USRE39894?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent USRE39894 - Cemented carbide insertAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUSRE39894 E1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/449,891Publication dateOct 23, 2007Filing dateJun 9, 2006Priority dateFeb 5, 1999Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE60001183D1, DE60001183T2, EP1026271A1, EP1026271B1, EP1026271B9, US6333100, US6699526, US20020051871, USRE41248Publication number11449891, 449891, US RE39894 E1, US RE39894E1, US-E1-RE39894, USRE39894 E1, USRE39894E1InventorsLisa Palmqvist, Mikael Lindholm, Anders Lenander, Bjorn Ljungberg, Michael ThysellOriginal AssigneeSandvik Intellectual Property AbExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (17), Classifications (25), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCemented carbide insertUS RE39894 E1Abstract The present invention relates to a coated cemented carbide insert for turning of steel, like low alloyed steels, carbon steels and tough hardened steels at high cutting speeds. The cemented carbide consists of WC, 2-10 wt. % Co and 4-12 wt. % of cubic carbides of metals from groups 4, 5 or 6 of the periodic table, preferably Ti, Ta and Nb. The Co-binder phase is highly alloyed with W with a CW-ratio of 0.75-0.90. The insert has a binder phase enriched and essentially cubic carbide free surface zone A of a thickness of <20 μm and along a line C essentially bisecting the edge, in the direction from the edge to the centre of the insert, a binder phase content increases essentially monotonously until it reaches the bulk composition. The binder phase content at the edge is 0.65-0.75 times the binder phase content by volume of the bulk and the depth of the binder phase depletion is 100-300 μm, preferably 150-250 μm. The insert is coated with 3-12 μm columnar TiCN-layer followed by a 2-12 μm thick Al2O3-layer.
1. A cutting tool insert for machining steel, comprising a cemented carbide body and a coating, wherein:
the cemented carbide body comprises WC, 2-10 wt. % Co, 4-12 wt. % of cubic carbides of metals from groups 4, 5 or 6 of the periodic table, and N in an amount of between 0.9 and 1.7% of the weight of the elements from groups 4 and 5; the cemented carbide body comprises a Co-binder phase which is highly alloyed with W, and has a CW-ratio of 0.75-0.90; the cemented carbide body has a surface zone with a thickness of <20 μm, which is binder phase enriched and essentially cubic carbide free; the cemented carbide body has a cutting edge which has a binder phase content of 0.65-0.75 by volume of the bulk binder phase content, and the binder phase content increases at a constant rate along a line which bisects said cutting edge until it reaches the bulk binder phase content at a distance between 100 and 300 μm from the cutting edge; and the coating comprises a 3-12 μm columnar TiCN layer followed by a 2-12 μm Al2O3 layer. 2. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the cemented carbide body comprises more than 1 wt. % of each Ti cubic carbide, Ta cubic carbide and Nb cubic carbide.
3. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the amount of N in the cemented carbide body is between 1.1 and 1.4% of the weight of the elements from groups 4 and 5.
4. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the binder phase content of the cutting edge of the cemented carbide body of 0.7 of the bulk binder phase content of the cemented carbide body.
5. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the distance from the cutting edge at which the binder phase content reaches the bulk binder phase content is between 150 and 250 μm.
6. The cutting tool insert of clam 1, wherein the surface zone of the cemented carbide body is 5-15 μm thick.
7. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the cemented carbide body comprises 4-7 wt. % Co and 7-10 wt. % of the specified cubic carbides.
8. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the Al2O3 coating layer is α-Al2O3.
9. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, which has an outermost coating layer of TiN.
10. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the average WC-grain size is between 2.0 and 3.013.0 μm.
11. The cutting tool insert of claim 1, wherein the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed. 12. The cutting tool insert of claim 7, wherein the Al2 O 3 coating layer is α-Al2 O 3 . 13. The cutting tool insert of claim 12, which has an outermost coating layer of TiN. 14. The cutting tool insert of claim 13, wherein the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed. 15. The cutting tool insert of claim 14, wherein the average WC-grain size is between 2.0 and 3.0 μm. 16. The cutting tool insert of claim 8, which has an outermost coating layer of TiN. 17. The cutting tool insert of claim 16, wherein the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed. 18. The cutting tool insert of claim 17, wherein the average WC-grain size is between 2.0 and 3.0 μm. 19. The cutting tool insert of claim 9, wherein the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed. 20. The cutting tool insert of claim 19, wherein the average WC-grain size is between 2.0 and 3.0 μm. 21. The cutting tool insert of claim 10, wherein the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed. Description
CROSS-REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS The present application is a reissue of U.S. Pat. No. 6,333,100 B1, which claims the benefit of priority to Swedish Application No. 9900403 - 8 filed Feb. 5, 1999. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a coated cutting tool insert particularly useful for turning of steel, like low alloyed steels, carbon steels and tough hardened steels, at high cutting speeds.
Methods to improve the toughness behavior by introducing a thick essentially cubic carbide free and binder phase enriched surface zone with a thickness of about 20-40 μm on the inserts by so called gradient sintering techniques are in the art.
There are ways to overcome the problem with edge brittleness by controlling the carbide composition along the cutting edge by employing special sintering techniques or by using certain alloying elements, of which U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,484,648, 5,549,980, 5,729,823 and 5,643,658 are illustrated.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,786,069 and 5,863,640 disclose coated cutting tool inserts with a binder phase enriched surface zone and a highly W-alloyed binder phase.
SUMMARY The present invention provides a cutting tool insert for machining steel, including a cemented carbide body and a coating, wherein: the cemented carbide body includes WC, 2-10 wt. % of Co, 4-12 wt. % of cubic carbides of metals from groups 4, 5 or 6 of the periodic table, and N in an amount of between 0.9 and 1.7% of the weight of the elements from groups 4 and 5; the cemented carbide body includes a Co-binder phase which is highly alloyed with W, and has a CW-ratio of 0.75-0.90; the cemented carbide body has a surface zone with a thickness of <20 μm, which is binder phase enriched and essentially cubic carbide free; the cemented carbide body has a cutting edge which has a binder phase content which is 0.65-0.75 of the bulk binder phase content, and the binder phase content increases at a constant rate along a line which bisects said cutting edge, until it reaches the bulk binder phase content at a distance between 100 and 300 μm from the cutting edge; and the coating includes a 3-12 μm columnar TiCN layer followed by a 2-12 μm Al2O3 layer, possibly with an outermost 0.5-4 μm TiN layer.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS It has now surprisingly been found that significant improvements with respect to resistance to plastic deformation and toughness behavior can simultaneously be obtained for a cemented carbide insert if a number of features are combined. The improvement in cutting performance of the cemented carbide inserts can be obtained if the cobalt binder phase is highly alloyed with W, if the essentially cubic carbide free and binder phase enriched surface zone A has a certain thickness and composition, if the cubic carbide composition near the cutting edge B is optimised and if the insert is coated with a 3-12 μm columnar TiCN-layer followed by a 2-12 μm thick Al2O3 layer, for example produced according to any of the patents U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,766,782, 5,654,035, 5,674,564 or U.S. Pat. No. 5,702,808, possibly with an outermost 0.5-4 μm TiN-layer. The Al2O3-layer will serve as an effective thermal barrier during cutting and thereby improve not only the resistance to plastic deformation which is a heat influenced property but also increase the crater wear resistance of the cemented carbide insert. In addition, if the coating along the cutting edge is smoothed by an appropriate technique, like by brushing with a SiC-based nylon brush or by a gentle blasting with Al2O3 grains, the cutting performance can be enhanced further, in particular with respect to flaking resistance of the coating (see, e.g. U.S. Pat. No. 5,851,210).
The coated cemented carbide insert of the invention has a <20 μm, preferably 5-15 μm, thick essentially cubic carbide free and binder phase enriched surface zone A (FIG. 1), preferably with an average binder phase content (by volume) of 1.2-3.0 times the bulk binder phase content. In order to obtain high resistance to plastic deformation but simultaneously avoid a brittle cutting edge the chemical composition is optimised in zone B (FIG. 1). Along line C (FIG. 1), in the direction from edge to the centre of the insert, the binder phase content increases essentially constantly until it reaches the bulk composition. At the edge the binder phase content by volume is 0.65-0.75, preferably about 0.7 times the binder phase content of the bulk. In a similar way, the cubic carbide phase content decreases along line C, preferably from about 1.3 times the content of the bulk. The depth of the binder phase deletion and cubic carbide enrichment along line C is 100-300 μm, preferably 150-250 μm.
Inserts according to the invention are further provided with a coating consisting of essentially 3-12 μm columnar TiCN-layer followed by a 2-12 μm thick Al2O3-layer deposited, for example according to any of the patents U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,766,782, 5,654,035, 5,674,564, 5,702,808 preferably with an α-Al2O3-layer, possibly with an outermost 0.5-4 μm TiN-layer.
EXAMPLE 1 A.) Cemented carbide turning inserts of the style CNMG120408-PM, DNMG150612-PM and CNMG160616-PR, with the composition 5.5 wt % Co, 3.5 wt. % TaC, 2.3 wt. % NbC, 2.1 wt. % TiC and 0.4 wt. % TiN and balance WC with an average grain size of 2.5 μm were produced according to the invention. The nitrogen was added to the carbide powder as TiCN. Sintering was done at 1450� C. in a controlled atmosphere consisting of Ar, CO and some N2 at a total pressure of about 50 mbar.
Composition: Co=5.5 wt. %, TaC=5.5 wt. %, NbC=2.3 wt. %, TiC=2.6 wt. % and balance WC with a grain size 2.6 μm. Cobalt enriched gradient zone: none CW-ratio: >0.95 Coating: 8 μm TiCN, 6 μm Al2O3, 0.5 μm TiN on top E.) Inserts with the same cemented carbide composition as in D were coated with 4 μm TiN and 6 μm Al2O3. Inserts styles CNMG120408-QM and CNMG120412-MR.
F.) Inserts in style CNMG120408-QM and CNMG120412-MR with the composition: 4.7 wt. % Co, 3.1 wt. % TaC, 2.0 wt. % NbC, 3.4 wt. %, TiC 0.2 wt. % N and rest WC with a grain size of 2.5 μm were produced. The inserts were sintered according to the method described in patent U.S. Pat. No. 5,484,468, i.e., a method that gives cobalt enrichment in zone B. The sintered carbide inserts had a 25 μm thick gradient zone essentially free from cubic carbide. The inserts were coated with the same coating as in E.
Cutting speed=140 m/min Depth of cut=2.0 mm Feed-Starting with 0.12 mm and gradually increased by 0.08 mm/min until breakage of the edge 15 edges of each variant were tested Inserts style: CNMG120408-PM Results: Results:
Cutting speed=160 m/min Feed=0.7 mm/rev. Depth of cut=2 mm Time in cut=0.50 min The plastic deformation was measured as the edge depression at the nose of the inserts.
Cutting speed: 320 m/min Feed: 0.3 mm/rev. Depth of cut: 2 mm Tool life criteria: Flank wear >0.3 mm Results: Results:
Cutting speed: 170-180 m/min Feed: 0.18 mm/rev. Depth of cut: 3 mm The component had the shape of a ring. The inserts machined two components each and the total time in cut was 13.2 min.
EXAMPLE 6 Inserts from B and D from Example 1 were tested under the same condition as in Example 4. Inserts style CNMG120408-PM
Cutting speed: 320 m/min Feed: 0.3 mm/rev. Depth of cut: 2 mm Tool life criteria: Flank wear >0.3 mm Results:
Cutting speed: 150 m/min Feed: 0.3 mm/rev. Depth of cut: 3 mm The inserts machined 50 component each. Afterwards the flank wear of the inserts was measured.
Cutting speed: 220 m/min Feed: 0.6 mm/rev. Depth of cut: 3-5 mm Total time in cut: 27 min. The dominating wear mechanism was plastic deformation of the type edge impression causing a flank wear.
Results: Flank wear
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I’m Taking Up Wrestling!
When I found the information about a week ago, I thought everything through briefly, then decided there was just no doubt about it. I just had to sign up to join the WIP Wrestling team. I have to confess that I had a tough time turning away from competing in the Sock Put or the Shawl Relay, both of which sounded infinitely more fun (Who doesn’t like to cast on a new project?), but when it came right down to it, the Ravelympic Event for which I seemed more than a bit overqualified was WIP – Work In Progress – Wrestling.
Ravelry, a fantastic online community designed for knitting and crocheting aficionados, is sponsoring the Ravelympics, which will run concurrently with the Beijing games. Meant to challenge all participants to their utmost, members were encouraged to sign up in the event or events of choice by registering projects to be started during the opening ceremonies and finished before the torch is extinguished 17 days later. The one exception to the starting rule is for the wrestling team – those among us who are digging out our slightly dusty and conveniently forgotten projects from times past, in hopes of finding the other ball of yarn, correct needles, and last page of the pattern, so we can take these neglected bits of history across the finish line during the next 17 days.
The scary thing is that I had no idea just how overqualified I really was in regard to this event. First I went through the projects I had posted on Ravelry – the ones that had been shoved to the side when the remodeling began – and registered most of them for the event. This netted me 7 projects that I wanted to include in the assault – probably more than enough to keep a person wishing to retain sanity busy for 17 days. However, I couldn’t leave good enough alone, so the next day I went trolling for unfinished doll outfits in the first two places that came to mind as hiding places. To my horror, I found not the 4-5 I expected, but instead, I turned up 16! Having registered 23 possible projects – and swallowing hard a couple of times – I opted to pretend I don’t know where the other items are hiding. Let’s just say that even if I finish all 23 of these (HAH!), I won’t have even the slightest bit of worry about not having any WIPs nagging me for attention.
Now all I need is a cheering section to follow me through the various matches over the next two and a half weeks! Well… that and some way to decide which project to do first… I suppose I should have hired a coach perhaps?
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DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 12th was received by Mr. EVERETT this day. When he accepted the nomination of the Baltimore Union Convention, it was tin the understanding that the correspondence which might grow out of it should devolve on the Union Committee here. Your letter of the 12th has accordingly been placed in my hands, and as you request an answer that will reach you by return of mail, I have but a few moments to prepare it.
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Is a left homotopy inverse of a quasi-isomorphism automatically a right homotopy inverse?
Let $R$ be an associative ring with unit. Let $E$ and $F$ be two chain complexes of $R$-modules and $\phi: E\overset{\sim}{\to} F$ be a quasi-isomorphism between them, i.e. $\phi$ induces ismorphisms on cohomology modules at each degree.
We call $\psi: F\to E$ a left homotopy inverse of $\phi$ if there exist a degree $-1$ map $\eta: E\to E$ such that $\psi\circ \phi-\text{id}_E=d \eta+\eta d$. Similarly we call $\psi: F\to E$ a right homotopy inverse of $\phi$ if there exist a degree $-1$ map $\tau: F\to F$ such that $\phi\circ \psi-\text{id}_F=d \tau+\tau d$.
My question is: if we know $\phi: E\overset{\sim}{\to} F$ is a quasi-isomorphism and $\psi: F\to E$ is a left homotopy inverse of $\phi$, does it automatically mean that $\psi$ is also a right homotopy inverse of $\phi$? or vice versa?
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$\begingroup$ Isn't it $d\eta + \eta d$ and $d\tau + \tau d$ ? $\endgroup$ – Max Jan 11 at 20:49
$\begingroup$ @Max Yes I have modified it. $\endgroup$ – Zhaoting Wei Jan 12 at 1:45
The answer is no with the usual notion of homotopy (which is not the one you gave in your question so I don't know whether that'll answer your question - it will if it was a typo)
Indeed consider a complex that has zero homotopy but is not contractible, say $E=(0\to I\to R\to R/I\to 0)$ for $I$ a proper ideal of $R$ ($R$ commutative)
Then the unique map $f:E\to F$, where $F$ is the $0$ complex, is a quasi-isomorphism, and if $g$ denotes the unique map $F\to E$, we have that $f\circ g= id_F$ so $f$ is a left homotopy inverse of $g$ but $g\circ f= 0$ is not homotopic to $id_E$ (by choice of $E$) so that $f$ is not a right homotopy inverse of $g$.
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Well, now, here's the thing. As a reader - one frequently short of money - with a fast reading habit, I have always found libraries to be wonderful, simply fantasmagorical places. As a reader, if I want to buy a keeping book I will buy from a bone-fide shop UNLESS said book is out of print when I will go into the one of many charity shops around.
As a writer, I would quite like to make a living. I spend six months writing a novel and get an advance of £300 (assuming the novel is accepted - if it isn't, I get zilch). One cannot live on £300. Every time someone borrows one of my books from the library I earn 5.8pence. Every time someone buys one of my books from a charity shop I get nothing, but at least the charity gets something. Every time someone gets my book from a swap-for-free site I get nothing, a charity gets nothing, the library loses one more customer and soon they won't exist any more.
I am an entertainer. Nobody is forcing me to write, but I want to make life nicer for people. Poems I write for me, short stories I write for cash, novels are the darlings of my heart and I would like them to sustain me as well as provide enjoyment.
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Are some writers really that desperate for cash that they'd begrudge charities? It's probably more of an ego thing that actually needing the money, I suspect.
This has some shades of the DRM debate about it. The whole business of who owns the rights to films, music, games etc. I personally don't have much issue with DRM in general, but I think these goods are misrepresented when they're sold. CDs and DVDs should clearly state that you are renting the contents, as opposed to owning them outright. That way it would be more obvious what your rights are. Perhaps similar clarity for book rights (and their contents) should be provided?
I love books and will always buy them, both new and second hand. Second hand book shops are fabulous places and I hope most authors would cherish them, as do readers. Shredding/recycling books to increase sales? Madness! What next? Burn them? Anyone know the ignition temperature of paper?
[Off topic] By the way I'm working on a piece for Jo's Workout Week Eight...
8 May 2009 at 03:13
Here's a great comment from Becky Smith on the QWF Forum in response to this post:
Jo - I finally got around to looking at your blog (displacement
activity, I'm afraid) and have belatedly woken up to the debate about secondhand books. Whoever chastised you is wrong. It's far more unethical to destroy a book in that way than to pass it on to another reader. As a published writer, let me say that I don't expect every single reading of one of my books to involve somebody forking out £7 for the pleasure. That would be crazy. The whole thing is far more complicated and subtle than that. Word of mouth is the most precious source of sales - and it works very slowly and invisibly. After maybe 5
or 6 borrowings of my books at a library, a reader might one day notice one of my books in a shop - whether new or secondhand - and buy it. Then give it to a friend. If they enjoy it, they just MIGHT ask for my next one in a bookshop, if it isn't on the shelves. And that just MIGHT lead to the shop ordering one or two additional copies as a speculative venture. And they MIGHT catch the eye of someone who has read an earlier
title...or even someone looking for a new author to try. After ten
years, this process is just starting to snowball, and Waterstones are currently considering (no promises) putting me in all their shops. If
every one of my paperbacks had been shredded after the first reading, I would be MUCH worse off, because my name would be much less known than it is. Not to mention the criminal waste of energy and materials in
Sorry - I'm ranting.
I should also say that Becky Smith writes crime novels under the name of Rebecca Tope.
That woman who tears up books and drops them in a recycling bin should be charged with criminal damage! What a total and utter waste as well as a mean-minded gesture. If she's that high principled (although totally misguided in my opinion) she could at least give them away to a hospital or hospice or send them to a country where people don't have libraries and need books.
I buy loads of new books so I reckon I can feel guilt-free enough to sell or buy second hand or give books I no longer want to charity shops. That way I'm helping a charity I support and putting a smile on someone's face when they spot a bargain!
As a fledgling published writer, I totally agree with absolutely everything Becky says. If someone no longer wants my novel, I'd rather it was out there in circulation than torn up and dumped. It wouldn't make that much difference to my royalties.
Besides, many second-hand book are those which are out of print and not available any other way.
That woman who tears up books needs to get over herself.
Carry on, Jo!
Hi, I'm new to your site but would like to chime in that I don't know where I'd be without second-hand shops. Most good ones have books that are now out of print or at any rate not stocked by the big sellers. I've stumbled-upon countless treasures I might not have otherwise. I also like to think I've made someone else's day by passing on the books I no longer want to keep.


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Left Field Laws: Fighting to be Wild
Fighting to be Wild
Hello all, and welcome again to the Left Field Laws' depression hour. I'm your host and I'll be taking you in a trip through the latest part of the Giants season making you understsand why this team as of now does not deserve to go to the playoffs.
You heard, they don't deserve it, not the Wild Card spot and certainly not the NL West crown. At this point, I along with countless Giants fans are yelling a defiant, "PROVE IT!" So far the Giants haven't done it.
Lets re-cap the horror that has been August:
Giants starters before yesterday had not recorded a win in 15 straight games, going 0-8 in that stretch. When your strength has been touted as starting pitching, there's not really much room for error. Especially for a rotation that has had a "hero of the week" almost all season long, this has been the darkest time for this season with no hope in sight.
Timmy looks absolutely hittable and can't find anything to work. I agree that Cain and Zito aren't doing too badly and have just been hit with some tough luck losses, but they are far from as sharp as they have been early in the season. And we were relegated to watching in utter surprise yesterday as Jonathan Sanchez lasted longer than 5 innings and in fact was throwing in the 9th as the Giants turned a dominating game into a nail-bitter with shaky pitching in the 9th by Romo.
I mentioned earlier, that this August would be bad, and unfortunately I was right. After a much too close 4 game series with the Cubs where we took 3 out of 4, we proceeded to lose 2 out of 3 to the Padres and now 2 out of 3 to the Phillies. Coupled with a 5 game win streak by the Padres, we are now 6 games out of the NL West. The *#%#) Padres are 9-1 in their last 10 games!!
At this point I can't realistically hope that the Padres will collapse any time soon. In a way we still control our fate with the division since we still have 7 games with the Padres in what's left of the season, but right now a 6 game deficit against a team that has absolutely crushed the Giants all season long looks nearly insurmountable.
Here's the (good?) news, As of today, the Giants are 1 game back of the streaking Philadelphia Phillies in the Wild Card.
The bad news... the rest of August is far from easy. We move on to the cardinals, then to the cincinati reds. Two teams also vying for playoff spots including the Wild Card (Cardinals are 2 games back from the lead).
After that we finally get another day off, and then start a series against the Diamondbacks (another break).
Its fitting that we're going after the Wild Card, because to make the playoffs this year, we're gonna have to have a wild finish...
Tim Lincecum = Human: 0-3 in last 3 starts with a 9.00 ERA (14 runs in 14 innings pitched)
Wild Card Watch: 1 Game back of the Phillies
Posted by Left Field Laws at 8:16 AM
Chewie August 20, 2010 at 11:23 AM
Honestly romo has been one of the most consistent arms coming out of our bullpen. He's only given up runs when he inherits runners and when you have a 5 run lead you can take more risks when pitching. Even when he has runners on base I would rather have him out then casilla or Bautista (or even the new guys like Ramirez, ray or Lopez).
I agree that our pitching hasn't been up to par nut you gotta admit the offense is sputtering too right? The team as a whole needs to pick it up!
Let's start the sweep ofthr cardinals and the reds!
law - less - reflection August 20, 2010 at 11:41 AM
good call chewie, Romo has been the most consistent out of those other guys not named Wilson, but part of the job is to take care of the runners you inherit as well as the batter you're facing.
Offense has been sputtering also, but I think the pitching is where it is looking like we wont be able to make the playoffs. These upcoming series will show whether we deserve it.
Chewie August 20, 2010 at 11:43 AM
I totally agree that our relief pitchers need to take care of the runners and Romo has been the best at taking care of them.
Anyway, lemme go fix my google account... >.>
Mark Noce August 26, 2010 at 9:08 AM
We've always been a Wild Card kind of team! We def need to improve or at least return to normal with pitching and hitting. But being rough around the edges is what being a Giants fan is all about:)


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When Identity Meets Borders | crg@cgp
When Identity Meets Borders	Posted on April 2, 2015 by emilykp47	What is home? How is your personal identity connected to where you call home, and how can it change?
Our discussion in class on Tuesday reminded me of “Phone Home”, a story I heard on NPR’s This American Life a few weeks ago (transcript is here: scroll down to “Act Two”). This story focuses on the experiences of young Mexican-Americans that have moved back to Mexico (some were deported, and others moved voluntarily), and now work in English-language call centers.
Most of the call center workers grew up in the United States, and have little connection to Mexican culture or traditions. Many of them long to return to the United States and their old lives. One woman, Maru, describes talking to customers: “One guy who called and he’s like, oh, yeah, we’re going ice skating. And then we’re going to dinner at Olive Garden or something. And I was like, oh, I used to do that with friends. So I would feel this churning.” She finds it very difficult to be reminded of activities she used to do and friends she used to have in the United States.
Another call center worker who was deported to Mexico powerfully describes his yearning to return home: “I don’t know. I’m taking a call, and I’m just thinking, ah, I’m going to go home. And I look out the window, and the Mexican flag’s right in front of me. Pwish. Reality just melts. And I can’t believe I’m in Mexico City. I even say, what the hell am I doing here? I can’t believe I’m in Mexico City.”
Identity isn’t as simple as your ethnicity or country of citizenship. These call center workers are Mexican citizens, but don’t identify with Mexican culture. And yet they don’t feel fully comfortable in the United States, either; as Maru points out, “And it’s also like this thing where it’s like there’s this country that didn’t want me. Why do I want to go back to somebody or to something that didn’t want me and accept me?” She inhabits an in-between space of being Mexican and being American., and must find a middle ground.
This situation reminds me of what happened in 1848 when Mexico ceded land to the United States after the Mexican-American War. 80,000 Mexican citizens were suddenly living in the United States, but felt no cultural affinity with their new country. Their identities were suddenly in question, and they had to find a way to live with their changed circumstances. Although the two events are not identical, they share the same themes of borders, identity, and belonging.
Both stories of Mexican-American call center workers and the Mexican cession of 1848 reminds us race, ethnicity, and country of origin alone do not determine your identity. We must listen to the diverse experiences of people who have lived between cultures and identities.
2 thoughts on “When Identity Meets Borders”	caitlinmccaffrey11 says:	April 3, 2015 at 7:19 am	Emily, this is such a moving post! How awful and confusing it must be to feel as if one truly doesn’t “belong” anywhere. I wonder if we as museum professionals can make at least a small difference, by creating a welcoming space for everyone. As well as by welcoming conversations and dialogue about immigration and racism in order to encourage better understanding from all of our visitors. I know that it seems like a small step, but at least it would be a step in the right direction.
Reply	emilykp47 says:	April 13, 2015 at 6:54 pm	I hope we can create a welcoming space for everyone in museums. But what are the most effective ways to do that? Representation is a big factor, including visitors, staff, and content. Accessibility is another issue, particularly among those who can’t afford to visit museums or speak a different language. And the other piece is relevance…we must make museums relevant to everyonein order for them to be welcoming.


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a room of my own: all about the knitting
all about the knitting
second...sock progress
first...the weekend
to picot or not to picot?
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taking stock (warning: may contain fibre content)
doing laps and a hitchcock moment
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so now that i have decided to knit again of course everything has to be just right, that is, all the bits and pieces within easy reach. hence the re-establishment of a knitting bag and of course, knitting corner:
in part, i blame this on the lovely georgina, who stayed here the last couple of days while her usual first-half-of-the-week canberra residence is undergoing upheaval, and who is a fierce knitter, having about 6 things on the go at once and a rather enviable stash-in-a-bag. including some lovely jo sharp aran which i had the pleasure of demonstrating knitting on DPNs with. of course george displayed none of the incompetence i did the first time i played with dpns. sigh. anyway, i thought i had better get serious about this knitting thing then.
so i went through the stash basket and rediscovered all this inca.
remember a while ago i had an idea for making a striped inca and loopy blanket? that was knocked on the head when i realised how much i hated knitting with the loopy so bequeathed it all to taph but kept the inca. and i thought well theres no reason i cant just knit a blanket with that, its lovely and soft afterall. i dont have a great pattern yet so i am still looking for one that involves little or no sewing and perhaps some kind of texturing. not sure how much texture you get out of mottled 12ply thats supposed to be knitted on 7mm needles but hey. i was going to make a blanket out of lace squares made with the brown stuff that margie gave me but firstly little squares have to be sewn together and thats too much like hard work and secondly, sorry margie, but the wool is terrible. its very coarse and scratchy, too scratchy even for a blanket, and is too bulky to hold anything but garter stitch with decency. so i can bequeath it onward as well if anyone wants ten balls of strange brown stuff?
i am also thinking about my next project which i want to be a cardigan for myself. i would like to do something in 4 ply to keep it fine, rather than bulky, and ordered new shade cards from my favourite dealer, er supplier, the nundle wool mill,
which included some new 4 ply:
it is beautiful soft wool with lovely colours, and at $4.50 a ball (50grams) a real bargain, but i was hoping for a dark brown. maybe i will go with the hydrangea instead...
on the pattern front, george introduced me to this website, garn studios, its norwegian but has thousands of patterns in english, FREE, to download. if you search through the ladies section for 'cardigan' i am thinking of design number 97-16 but may need help in upsizing it and substituting yarn if i buy the nundle stuff (budgets to be considered and all that).
meanwhile the blue stripey socks continue to grow. i hope they will be big enough...
finally, apologies to some of my readers who i know are not knitters and have probably fallen asleep by now. i know i have not been a good knitting-blogger for a while and have gotten some of you here under false pretences but it wont always be about knitting i promise!
Posted by DrK at 8:25 am
How is it possible you know people who are not knitters? I insist you convert them immediately!
If you are coming on Thursday, I've got Big Girls Knits to lend you. Also bring the pattern you think you'll like and we can have a go at the maths.
The swaps basket got many donations last night, so if you don't get a taker for the brown, bring it along. Maybe it would do for my hats?
oooh cool. i will also return the pattern you lent me before, ive decided its too lacy etc. i will bring said new pattern, i think maybe the translation from norwegian has complicated matters! and yay BGK!! will bring the brown incl some knitted up but im pretty sure you would want only someone you didnt like wearing it :)
i did find out that one of my non - knitters is in fact an ex-knitter including of some very intarsia done in the round. not naming anyone jo :)
Don't like your chances of converting 4k''s to knitting.
well dave, there are plans afoot to make you all wear red nail polish for the nats so i suspect the knitting wont be far behind :)
Yes but what did Possum do today?
and yes, I confess I knit, although I am not so much an ex-knitter as just haven't started anything new for a lot of years. I get discouraged when things don't turn into the finished item really fast.
OH yeah, and I told Trent about the nail polish thing ages ago and he said OK. Something about aspiring to look like Will whats his name from Glass house (ABC ex show)
Does this qualify as a 'where I knit' post? I like it!
I want one of things with all the needles sticking out. cool idea!
i think i will take a proper picture of the knitting spot now that ive seen yours and jejunes, bells! the tin is a very old chinese tea tin and my OH showed me how to get the needles sticking up by poking them into a leftover ball of wool stuffed into the bottom! they do come in handy sometimes (OHs AND odd bits of wool!)
im sorry jo as fantastic as your intarsia-in-the-round was you are not allowed to take up knitting again because it will take you away from your very important job, ie, kobe and the tug toy!!
there wasn't much risk of it just at the moment, what with all that dog stuff to do. I have also never heard it called Intarsia