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Miss PA's Outstanding Teen, Kaitlyn Miller, visited KidsPeace to learn more about TeenCentral.Net and ParentCentral.Net. She arrived with her mother, Mia, and the Co-Director of the Miss PA's Outstanding Teen, Judy Guinosso.
It was wonderful timing for a Royal Visit as Miss PA's Outstanding Teen arrived in time for cake and coffee as KidsPeace celebrated it's 130th birthday on October 19, 2012. Kaitlyn, Mia and Judy joined in the festivities for a little while and then were whisked away for a tour of KidsPeace (www.kidspeace.org). Sean Klutinoty, Director of Marketing at KidsPeace took them to the Hospital and around the campus. They then joined Julius Licata, Director of TeenCentral.Net and ParentCentral.Net for lunch. They finished just in time to head to the Donley Education Center where quite a few KP residents were waiting to meet and listen to Kaitlyn. The kids seemed to fully enjoy her enlightening talk and then Kaitlyn was filimed talking about her role as Miss PA's Outstanding Teen and how beautifully TeenCentral.Net works with the organization. All in all, it was a busy but very eventful and beautiful day.
Kaitlyn left wanting to come back and we can't wait for her next visit before she is forced to relinquish the crown to a new Miss PA's Outstanding Teen in June of 2013.

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Bring spring into your space with tips from Cameron MacNeil and Reiko Caron! They pull together a living room photo shoot, complete with a new family-friendly sofa, bright Persian rug, antique lamps and custom drapes. As she picks up accessories, Reiko outlines how to inject personality into a home with smart lighting, patterned pillows and unique furniture.
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Instagram is a phenomenally popular mobile app for sharing photos.
With 13 guys, they built something that – according to ComScore – more people spend time on using their mobile phones than Twitter. They now have over 100 million registered users.
Instagram became so popular that Facebook (FB) bought them for $1 billion (less now that part of the price that was in Facebook stock and has declined since April).
I said in April that I believed Facebook was in trouble in the long-term because it was fundamentally a web company and didn't have mobile in its DNA. Other companies like Twitter and Instagram were born as mobile companies.
That might seem like a small thing, but I believe it is a fundamentally different perspective and one that Facebook can't just acquire any more than a leopard can change his spots.
After Facebook bought Instagram, some told me that this was a good example of how Facebook was going to "solve" its "mobile problem." They can just use their large cash stockpile and inflated stock price to buy any mobile companies that are potentially threatening to them like Instagram.
And, if mobile's so different from the Web, people like Instagram's founder Kevin Systrom can just tutor Mark Zuckerberg to get him up the curve.
But it's like arguing that Facebook has a type of cancer and it can fix that by buying a healthy arm and strapping it on to itself to fix the problem. Buying a strong mobile company like Instagram doesn't make Facebook a strong mobile company.
This week we saw a small but irrefutable sign that Facebook is starting to Facebookify Instagram. They have launched Instagram Pages. It basically creates a website for Instagram.
Another way of saying it, Facebook is recreating Instagram as it would have looked like if it had been born in 2006 instead of 2010. It would have been a website first, and a native iOS app would have followed much later.
What's the big deal? After all, it's going to lead to more web traffic which can be monetized with Facebook ads running on the right-hand side of the web screen. I'm sure that's what Zuckerberg and others in Facebook management thought. After all, Facebook just paid one-quarter of what George Lucas got from Disney (DIS) for his life's work, so they have a right to make some money from it.
The trouble is that Facebook is not understanding part of what made Instagram "cool" in the first place.
Web isn't cool any more. Mobile is.
Users want a different experience from their mobile apps than they previously did from their websites.
Part of Instagram's appeal to its "community" was that you were connected to your friends and could quickly and easily swap photos which you could like and comment on. It was never meant to be a big website where anyone could go to and troll around and through your history of photos. Frankly, it's a little creepy Facebook.
There have been other little changes. Probably in response to the increased war between Instagram/Facebook and Twitter, Instagram no longer allows your @ Twitter handle to be linked to in Twitter when you share a photo from Instagram to Twitter. In other words, Instagram doesn't want Twitter to get a traffic bump off the backs of Instagram's photos being shared there. Yet, you still get all the benefits of seeing other users' handles if you access Instagram photos within their app. (Thanks to TheStreet's Rocco Pendola for pointing this out.)
With each of these moves, Facebook is chipping away at what made Instagram so cool and popular to begin with. It's going to annoy users who will look to a new photo sharing service that Twitter will launch soon, Yahoo!'s (YHOO) Flickr, and possibly what Apple (AAPL) might launch as alternatives.
Part of what makes the shift for web companies like Facebook to a new competitive landscape like mobile so difficult is that the mindset sees the two spheres (mobile and web) as similar when they're subtly but powerfully different.
Another big part of what makes the shift tough is that it's hard to turn your back on a core product (web) that has made you successful and – more importantly – on which you depend for meeting financial targets. You can't just turn your back on a money machine, especially when you're feeling enormous pressure from Wall Street.
But, in making these "little" decisions and telling yourself and others that it's no big deal, you systematically tear the foundation of what made these services like Instagram cool in the first place. And, over time, users move on to something else which hasn't made any compromises and provides a better service.
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Google announced that App Engine, the service that allows you to create web applications and host them on Google's servers, can be used without an invitation. Unfortunately, you need to verify your account by entering a code sent to your mobile phone.
The only programming language supported at the moment is Python. Google offers 500 MB of storage and enough bandwidth for 5 million pageviews per month for free, but in the future you'll be able to purchase more resources. Here are the expected prices, according to the App Engine Blog:
* $0.10 - $0.12 per CPU core-hour
* $0.15 - $0.18 per GB-month of storage
* $0.11 - $0.13 per GB outgoing bandwidth
* $0.09 - $0.11 per GB incoming bandwidth
For comparison, Amazon SimpleDB costs $0.14 per machine hour, $1.50 per GB-month of storage (8-10 times more than Google App Engine), $0.1 per GB incoming data transfer and $0.1-$0.17 per GB outgoing data transfer. Except for the storage cost, the pricing is somewhat similar to Amazon's offering, even if the services are quite different.
If you need ideas for an application, browse the gallery - you'll find a lot of simple apps for URL shortening, reading lists, unit conversion, time management or just for fun. You should also check Niall Kennedy's article about App Engine before reading the documentation.
"Google App Engine is a new and interesting solution for Python developers interested in adding features, not servers. Google spends hundreds of millions of dollars developing its custom infrastructure with 12-volt power supplies tapped into a hydro-electric dam next door and fat fiber pipes owned by local governments carrying requests and responses to their proper home. Google's physical infrastructure is vast array of highly optimized web machines, and we'll now be able to see how such infrastructure performs across more generic applications on App Engine," writes Niall.
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Chef Abell brings a wealth of culinary experience to his role at Fenway. He has served under Lydia Shire at Biba, Lucient Robert and Pierre Jamet at Maison Robert and as executive chef at the famed Icarus in Boston's fashionable South End.
A graduate of Johnson and Wales University and Blue Hills High School for the Culinary Arts, Chef Abell is constantly challenging and expanding his culinary skills. He is an active member of the Chef's Collaborative, a national network of food professionals who promote sustainable cuisine by celebrating the joys of local, seasonal, and artisinal cooking.
Chef Postal's career has spanned the globe. He began his career serving under award-winning Ana Sortun at Casablanca in Cambridge, MA before securing a highly coveted position at Palazzo Terranova, an internationally renowned restaurant in Umbria, Italy. After his successful stay in Italy, Chef Postal returned to the Boston area, where he served at the French-Cuban bistro Chez Henri as well as Oleana. He is a graduate of the Cambridge School of the Culinary Arts.
Led by our team of acclaimed executive chefs, Fenway Park's cuisine can rival any event venue.
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The first book I ever purchased was a Stephen King book. I was 16, working part time at a drug store and one day was flipping thru the paperback shelf and found a copy of The Gunslinger. The cover intrigued me, and after reading a page or two, I decided to purchase it. Up until that time, my experience with books had always been in school. This was back in about 1989. I remember fondly reading for my own enjoyment for the very first time.
I still wasnt an avid reader. That did not start until college freshman year, the spring of 1992 to be exact. And probably what prompted it was a girl; the first love of my life. However, that love blossomed around a Stephen King book. I fondly remember laying in bed with her torn copy of Skeleton Crew in hand reading chapters to each other. We would switch back and forth between who performed the reading. Yes, one could say that any old book may have sparked a deep love of reading in such a setting, but for me the memory is intertwined with a Stephen King book.
I remember that first summer break from college, devouring books such as The Dead Zone, It and The Tommyknockers. I remember looking in the front cover of one of your books and seeing such a huge list of books written by the only real favorite author I had at the time and thinking I will never be able to read that many books. During that summer, a High School friend of mine , seeing my new found hobby, mentioned a book called "The Stand" to me. I was intrigued, but at the same time a little apprehensive when he informed me it was 1200 pages long. I think back to that moment now and laugh.
Well, I read The Stand that summer. And that sealed my fate. From that moment on, Stephen King was my favorite author, and The Stand was my favorite book, and I was a constant reader.
I would never dare to say that I am your number 1 fan (wink), but during the passing years I have read a fairly large number of your works. I always kept an eye out for a new novel by my favorite writer. I have also re-read many of my favorites. The Dark Tower series especially. Oh, how if I had known all those years ago how long I would wait to read some conclusion of Roland and Jake I probably would have waited to pick up that very first book. But in a way, I am glad I did not wait. Without it, who knows if I would have ever found the hobby I have so enjoyed over the years.
Thru the past few decades, I found other writers and fell in love with other writing styles. My book case has grown, and even turned digital, and I grew from merely a constant reader of one into an avid reader of many. My collection of books covers many genres and authors now, some widely known, some barely, and even some classics intermixed in for good measure.
By now, you must be wondering why I am writing this. I guess I needed to write it to remember the good times I had with Stephen King books, and the impact they have had on my life as possible closure. I will be honest, when I first heard about this new essay and read some of the positions you were taking, I was horrified. I could not believe that someone that should understand the basic premise of the First Amendment could so decide that the Second Amendment should be trampled upon.
I hear that really you only support government bans on so called assault weapons and so called large magazines, however that is a pretty bad imo, and a big step for someone to take that again should understand the dangers of incrementally removing a Right. It would be like saying, I am in favor of protecting the first amendment, except I think the government should ban any depictions of horror, gore or violence in books and movies. I mean, no one really needs to watch a horror movie...right?
Then, when I calmed down a bit, I decided that I wanted to actually read what it was you actually said, but when I looked at where the proceeds were going, it was like a slap in the face. You decided not to give the proceeds to some charity benefiting victims of violence, but to The Brady Campaign, a political entity whose sole purpose is to remove the Second Amendment right to everyday Americans. Just look to some of the things that Sarah Brady has said, such as I dont believe gun owners have rights and We must get rid of all guns. She makes it quite clear in her words what she wants, and it is the incremental removal of a sacred right, until it is left in tatters and is no longer a right at all.
You say that you want to provoke a constructive debate, however by promoting that the proceeds will go to a political entity that is very much a member of the political discourse, you are not provoking a constructive debate at all, but instead are chooses sides along political lines in a very political way.
I ask you to reconsider this decision as while that is in place I most certainly will not purchase this essay .ever. And as much as it pains me to say it, I will no longer be a Constant reader of yours, in fact I wont be a reader of yours at all. While I possibly could have forgiven you for simply having a difference of opinion on a political matter, I can not in good conscious continue to read your books while you choose to support such a political organization while attempting to disguise it as a way to provoke a constructive debate, for when you have already drawn the line in the sand and chosen your side the debate is already closed.
I have no way to know if you will actually read this, but since I have no other way to inform you of how I feel, this is my only recourse.
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Thursday, June 5, 2014
The hunt for the alleged killer of a Goose Creek woman is over.
According to officials, Darryl Edward Flowers has been arrested by state police in Maryland, after being pulled over
Thursday morning.
Berkeley County Sheriffs Office spokesman Dan Moon confirmed the arrest.
Flower allegdly shot 36-year-old Tammy Flowers to death, and wounded two others.
He is being charged with murder and attempted murder, Moon said.
Moon said the search included cooperation between different agencies.
It went very smoothly ... Goose Creek assisted us. (The shooting took place) on the outskirts of Goose Creek and they assisted us tremendously, Moon said.
A citizen reported a stolen SUV on Hwy. 52 yesterday, which helped the early phases of the manhunt.
Through investigation we deteremined that he was heading north, and we had a pretty good idea where, Moon said.
We issued a BOLO, and authorities all along the east coast helped. It was good cooperation among everybody.
The arrest ended a 12-hour manhunt for Flowers, who allegedly shot his estranged wife to death in Goose Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Moon said that the BCSO believed that the suspect had been heading to the northeast U.S.
Flowers was the primary suspect in the shooting.
Moon said Flowers apparently stole another car yesterday in Goose Creek and there is no known motive for the shooting.
We do know that he had lived in the house at one time, but they werent living together, Moon said.
The victim has been identified Tammy Flowers, 36, residing at 52 Elmwood Place, Goose Creek.
Also wounded were two teenage girls, BSCO officials said.
According to reports, Tammy Flowers was found around 4 p.m. outside the front door of her Elmwood Place home.
Both girls were transported to an area hospital, according to reports.
The BCSO enlisted the help of the U.S. Marshal Service in their search for Flowers.
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Stanley Currier, formerly of Warren, Vermont, quietly passed away on April 13, 2013, at his home in Youngsville, Louisiana.
He was born April 25, 1930, in Moretown, Vermont, to Fred and Dora Currier.
He served in the United States Army from 1946 to 1948, and then joined the Marine Corps from 1951 to 1952.
He spent the last several years driving trucks for Acme Trucking Co. out of Lafayette, Louisiana, from which he retired.
He leaves behind his former wife, Gloria Currier of Warren; his son, Stephen Currier, and wife, Janice, of Methuen, Massachusetts; his daughter, Pennilee Reynells, and husband, Peter, of Waitsfield; son, Scott Currier, of Phoenix, Arizona; daughter, Pam Werner, and husband, Brad, of Houston, Texas; son, Brett Currier, of Lafayette, LA; and son, Christian Currier, of Warren. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Cindy Benson, of Clearwater, Florida. He also leaves behind 16 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. He will be greatly missed.
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The holiday season is a time for sharing memories with friends and family. While many people choose to share the highlights of their year with a traditional holiday letter, a picture is worth a thousand words! Chances are that your wedding day was one of the major highlights of your year, and likely a day where you both looked your best! Why not use one of your favorite wedding photos as a holiday card this year?
Photo cards also double as a great way to get a photo out to everyone that asked for one. And for those greeting card recipients who didn't attend your wedding, its a way for them to feel like they were there.
"But we got married last March! Is it still okay to use our wedding picture for our holiday card?" Absolutely! As long as you were married within the last year, it is perfectly acceptable to share your wedding photo during the holiday season. After all it was a big event for the year, and Christmas is a time to reflect on those joys.
Remember to check with your photographer to make sure you have the rights to reproduce their photo onto cards. Some photographers offer custom printed photo cards as a service, so be sure to ask. If not, you can always take 4″ x 6″ prints that you purchased from your photographer and slide them into photo frame style cards. It's an easy DIY way to create instant photo cards!
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Ya, a women having 6% body fat is a bit extreme... I doubt its that Low... Even some of the men with the lowest %BF would make 6% hard....
Cyborg doesnt look like your average women though. Her Chest is one of the most man like chest iv seen on a women.
that is how the Anti-Christ will come about.
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Originally posted by Nanfoodle
This is not the definition of a Sandbox or Theampark....
Theampark is content only available to a select group via a loading screen like a dungeon in WoW...
Sandbox is an open map in which anyone can go anywhere with no obstructions....
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Originally posted by Nanfoodle
IGN made a pretty decent list of what is missing and what is there:
"Just to get it off my chest, let me count the ways in which Elder Scrolls Online isn't like Skyrim, Oblivion, or Morrowind – the series' most recent (and famous) entries. Merchants don't have limited supplies of money, and you don't trudge along as though you're carrying the world once your bags are filled. You can't attack friendly NPCs, and the folks you can kill don't drop the exact items they were wearing. Elder Scrolls Online lets you rummage through most crates and collect items such as skill books, but you can't physically pick them up and drop them at your leisure. Role-play lovers, despair: you can't sit in chairs. Most heartbreaking of all, you can't revisit low level zones and still find a challenge even at the highest levels. That's already a pretty hefty grab bag of caveats that may turn off a chunk of the Elder Scrolls fanbase, but it's a testament to the quality of the work that ZeniMax Online has done here that I felt as though I was playing a genuine Elder Scrolls release nevertheless.
They certainly get the ambiance right, beginning with my arrival on the parched island of Stros M'Kai via a ship in the vein of Morrowind, as well as in the countless NPCs I encountered with fully voiced choice-based dialogue options. Moments of beauty were many, particularly when I made my way to the leafy orcish island of Betnikh around level 5. The serene interface recalls the immersive simplicity of Oblivion's display of health, magicka, and stamina, although number-conscious MMO veterans can activate a more cluttered interface by clicking the Alt button. What little I saw of crafting – cooking, specifically – involved a system of experimentation similar to that found in Skyrim. The questing, too, went far beyond throwaway text to justify killing the pirates of Dwemer I encountered; at times it affected the development of my own story progression. In one, for instance, I helped rescue a thief named Jakarn from prison and then recapture his stolen gem, only to find a grumpy orc named Moglurkal waiting outside the dungeon for us and demanding the return of the jewel. In contrast to other MMORPGs, I had the option to lie about having the jewel, and I took it. Had I not, I wouldn't have seen Jakarn popping in to help me and give me new quests on Betnikh."
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Originally posted by jfoytek
And so the disagreement continues (there are countless thread on this topic as you are aware I'm sure)
Be careful of using that word "real" sandbox. There are people who feel UO, EVE and even WOW are sandbox style games based on "their" interpretation of the defintion.
See, the thing is, no one gets to define what a sandbox style game is, just no governing authority that will grant the power.
So we end up with conventions that some folks will agree to while others won't.
But that isn't the topic of this thread. IMO, TESO is not really much of a sandbox style game (others will disagree) and was always pretty much a theme park style game and the mega-servers don't really make any less or more so.
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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Originally posted by jfoytek
with all due respect that is not a sandbox.
A sandbox is a game that not only refrains from leading a player from content to content but it also allows for each player to indulge their own playstyle.
Depending on the parametrs of each game that could be building, crafting, making use of role play tools, pvp, sieges, etc.\
To that end, it has been suggested that an ability to effect the world in some sort of permanent fashion must also be present.
Though one can play a theme park game with some of these elements, most of the time the player is dancing around premade content content created by the developers.
and on topic, as Kyleran said, TESO is not a sandbox game. This is true and though I'd prefer an actual sandbox game I will give it a chance.
Originally posted by jfoytek
The $400 mil rumour is just that, a rumour. SWTOR probably still has about 1 mil subscribers, based on server loads and general activity. Each of those paying $15 a month. That combined with the box sales and cash shop sales would have more than paid for the development costs by now.
SWG had less than 200k subscribers by the time they tried the NGE which everyone blames for the death of the game, but really the game was dying well before that.
Just face it, even the most popular sandbox - EVE - cannot compete with one of the most generic and bland themeparks - SWTOR. Why would people throw money at that? When they can make something bland and generic with a good IP and get SWTOR numbers?
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Originally posted by jfoytek
Proof please? A link to backup your statement? WoW was not Sandbox. That statement is Wrong! The hype of WoW did nothing to shadowbane. NOTHING! Your basically Prebashing the game based off the idea of the megaserver, when you havent even seen how it actually functions. People BASHED FFXI due to its slow combat and etc etc, and its been like 9 years and still going. At this point your opinion holds no weight.
From what ive read, and see in the videos, it will be themepark, but it will still have good pvp. The ideas sound very interesting.
IMO the biggest problem with sandboxes is that the there is not enough space. This may be why sandboxes have a hard time staying popular. To me a sandbox is where you build towns in areas, and you protect them, while defeating guilds.
Shadowbane was a game with no quests. NONE. All you did was build towns, and fight other people. It was epic. If you didnt get a chance to play it then I'm sorry. But the problem with the city building was what happened after you lost your city? Pretty soon the maps were filled with cities (player owned). So if you were a new player or just transfered to the server, there was no where to build a town. So you were forced to join someone eles guild. This is was what went wrong with shadowbane.
And im a tad bit confused, but are Oblivion and Skyrim really sandbox? To me they arent.
OP can you define what a Sandbox game is to you?
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Originally posted by jfoytek
So as long as I can go anywhere its a sandbox game? lol So with ESO update where you can goto all 3 factions area ESO is now magicly a sandbox game? lol Ummm no. Go google "definition mmo sandbox" and read a little. Freedom of explore is a very small part of what makes a real sandbox MMO. Its shaping the world as players, no set path in your personal story, again player driven. Real sandbox games have the same drive for the classes if you really wana go sandbox. What you do makes your class. Just because people called SWG sandbox does not mean its really sandbox. Sure it has some Sandbox parts to it but it also had themepark elements as well.
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Originally posted by evilastroOriginally posted by jfoytek
how many servers there is now, 20 or so?even if theres 5k players per server, its still 100k players. And how many of those players have sub ? And when that product peaked about 1.7m accounts they had like 100+ servers.
Originally posted by evilastro
SWTOR is now free to play and they do not say if the remaining active subscriptions are paying so its very likely a large chunk of that remaining subscriber base is paying 0.... And no the 400M is not a rumor
And FYI it would take 1M Subs at 15 per month for 24 months to = 360M So two years of Sub fee's at the 1M active sub level to break even
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Originally posted by jfoytek
I think you are the one confused about the definition of a sandbox.
A sandbox means player generated content, modification or influence on the world. You can use the tools you have to mould the content (sand) to create your own environment (sandbox), hence the reference to a sandbox....
A sandbox is not defined as:
- FFA full loot PvP
- A seamless world
- Class-less or level-less systems
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Originally posted by jfoytek
the whole world IS NOT a SANDBOX and cannot be acceptable by any true gamer
So don't play it, "true gamer" that you are. I stopped reading there, what a bunch of elitist crap. These are video games, for pete's sake.
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Originally posted by Nanfoodle
Everything I've heard so far. Seems way to restrictive to be an elder scrolls game. What I loved from all TES games was the interactive world. ESO will be stage with props. While it looks like TES game ... it will be a elder scroll shell. Crack that shell and you'll see that it is the same MMO that has flooded the market for the last few years.
Originally posted by jfoytek
1) It was a rumour. It has never been confirmed anywhere.
2) Most of the players are subscribing, the game is set up that way. If you don't subscribe at max level (which is still very active) then you end up paying more than a subscription.
3) They had about 2 mil to 1.7 mil subs for the first 6 months. Add the box fee on top. So yeah no.
For the record, I don't play the game or have any interest in it. But if you think it is unprofitable you are incredibly delusional. Go log into the game, its free to look at how busy it is.
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Originally posted by LanceC
They are not that interactive. TES game worlds are very restrictive.
Originally posted by Nanfoodle
No it absolutely is not a sandbox game because you cant go to the Instanced version of the zone someone else is in.... Thats my 1 ISSUE with this.... Every single zone in the game will have multiple copys So if you want to go to zone 3 you chose that in the Mega server setting with your pvp preferences etc and you are matched up with some random other players or you choose to join your friends on your friends list or you go as a group but you end up in an Instanced version of the zone....
I would have zero issue if it was like persay WoW where your a Horde Druid in Mulgore and you decide to walk to darnasus and mess around there but thats is not the case..... In TES you would select in this example Darnasus via the Mega Server and you would end up in an instanced version of Darnasus with all the mobs being scaled to level 50 and no nightelfs running around looking at you the funny cow way out of place!
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Originally posted by jfoytek
What does that even mean? WoW has open world PvP everywhere except a couple of neutral cities from old xpacs (Dalaran/Shatt)
There is even an achievement for killing the leader of all major cities of each opposing faction.
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Originally posted by LanceC
I kind of agree. Not that I care personally, but one of the media guys that was able to test the game so far said that it's not really going for a "seamless world" feel so much as it is a "multiplayer play-with-your-friends" type game. If that's true, then no, it really doesn't play like I'd imagine a true TES MMO. Like I said though, this has no impact on whether I'll play it myself. I just think you've got a point.
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Originally posted by immodium
Compared with what? ESO? You cannot honestly believe that the last few TES games are more restrictive than the average MMO aka ESO.
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Originally posted by LanceC
Thats forum spew and no facts as to what makes this not a TES game.
1 Has TES lore
2 Has TES combat
3 Has TES World and and art style
4 They had to have classes its a MMO, but it has TES freedom of making your powers and class do what you want. So much so its almost a sandbox class system
5 You can now explore anywhere on one char, by most here that seems to make it sandbox lol
6 lots of features to encurage and reward you for exploring. More then most MMOs do
Thats just to name a few. Only thing you cant do from TES game is play any race with any faction. ESO is themepark but that is far from fail. Bad games fail, good games do well thats all.
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Well the tax return arrived - yippee!
Now to order dies, reamers, etc.
RCBS, Hornady, CH4D... I know these guys do custom dies. Who else should I contact?
When I queried RCBS on this the "wildcat guy" was kind of snotty about it and didn't seem as interested in helping with some simple questions, so I'm not convinced they'll be the best vendor. Kind of turned me off to RCBS but I'm willing to give them a go. Obviously the 7.62x39 shell holders will work.
I'm thinking of getting the reamer from Clymer as I've ordered from them before and had good luck with their product. There's what 5 or 6 of us that will actually us the reamer, correct? We could pass that around and it should be good for at least that many barrels. Probably not too many more! Does anyone know if Pacific does custom reamer orders? Other reamer makers I should contact?
Headspace Gauges
I'll need to talk this over with the reamer people. I believe a no-go gauge is the absolute minimum. Due to the action of the AK it is fairly simple to set headspace correctly... going on the premise that "so long as it doesn't close on a no-go gauge" it will be OK without a "go" gauge.
I bought a 9.3mm barrel blank from Midway, pretty sure it was a Douglas barrel. Need to profile it on my mini-lathe which will be an all-weekend ordeal!
Since everything else is based on 7.62x39 parts it will require only a new magazine. I'm going to postpone finding that perfect magazine to adapt until after I can get some dummy rounds made up. I am fairly certain a .223 AK mag or AK-74 mag will work as-is but that remains to be seen... we have quite a few choices as far as .308 AK mags, etc. so I simply need to get some dummy rounds made up on the dies and work from there.
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I hesitate to say this but we could probably convert 7.62x39 dies by annealing them to be soft, then run the reamer into them to open up the dies. Order a replacement 9.3mm expander ball and you're all set. This would be a good, economical alternative to a full-out set of dies that may make this more affordable for some people out there.
The seating dies should be about the same thing - use a 9.3mm die that's cut down short and cleaned up on the bottom to work properly in the press. Ditto for the crimp die if you decide to use one, which I think would be a good thing.
I don't think an expander die will be necessary since I'm looking at the different 9.3mm bullets and they are all jacketed. However of course a 9.3mm expander would be necessary for all-lead bullets if you were so inclined to go that direction.
My point in this post is that there may be affordable alternatives in case someone doesn't want to shell out the cost of a complete die set and doesn't mind the extra work to "convert" a donor die set. Annealing will be the tough part (get it, ha ha) IMO but I've been told that you could anneal a die by putting it in the bottom of a fireplace all night... is that true?
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Theoretically your die reamer should be .004-.008" smaller then your chambering reamer, to provide for .003-.006" chamber clearance plus brass springback when sizing.
If you're having the chambering reamer made simply as a necked-up x39, I don't see anything wrong with your idea of annealing an x39 die and opening it up. Don't forget to put a nice radius at the neck before re-heat-treating. It wouldn't hurt it to run a few cases through for op check before heat treating.
Dave Kiff at Pacific made my Beo...er, 12.7 Schuler reamer. He was responsive via email. I told him it would headpace on the case mouth, that it needed enough clearance to reliably cycle in a semiauto, that I'd be using the same bullets as a .500 Smith, and let him pick the leade geometry, clearance, etc. I figured he could guess a lot better than I could.
He said it would take 4 to 6 weeks to make the reamer; UPS dropped it off at my door in less than two. Danged custom shops, they just can't meet their schedules...
i second going with pacific his stuff is top notch and his customer service is very good i have orderd from him in the pas and will continue to do so. I contacted Clymer about a 7.62x39 and IMOO they were Dicks to me. said they didnt have time to deal with it when they were to busy making remaers for normal caliburs. I seriously will never buy from them again. they suck since selling out.Dave Kiff at Pacific made my Beo...er, 12.7 Schuler reamer. He was responsive via email.
also if your keeping the original taper why not just use a 7.62x39 with a larger pilot and then use a neck and throat reamer in in 9mm to finish it????? I have a x39 remers but there fixed pilot but I might begetting them converted when i have them recut to better suit a 308 bore. If that will work I could chamber a barrel for you and you could finish t with a N&T reamer. A N&T reamer can be rented as can a x39 reamer BTW.
Does redding make dies in 7.62x39 with a bushing in them to be able to set the neck tension?? If so then you possably could just change the bushing and expandr out to a 9mm one. I know a guy that uses redding 22-250 dies and a differant busshing for a 20-250. I would not even worry about a head space Guage since you are making the ammo on your own dies all the ammo should be of the same spec. a dummy reound made up with a shim would be all that is nessacary and likey more accurate.
On the dies if the redding set up wont work Id contact lee there cheaper and will do custom runs.
I have been thinking about your project for a while if you cant tell
I was tempted the other day to try to ream /chamber a drilled out junk Yugo barrel with a x39 reamer and fire form some brass in it and see what it would look like.
Running a few cases through would be a pretty good idea, so long as they are really clean and no dings. It would smooth the die out a bit, sorta "smooshing" any machining marks down.
Pookie, if you end up doing an AK9/OTs11 "Tiss" copy then you could go with a yugo grenade gas block, cut away most of the GL sight and carve out the GL position to restrict the gas rather than cutting it off. Then you could increase the utility of the rifle with supersonic loadings without having the rifle cycle too hard from the drastic difference in pressures.
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You could easily put several thousand cases through an annealed die - as long as it wasn't dead soft. Many a hobbyist has made their own die using 7/8 studs (gotta anneal to ream) and never hardened the die.
Clean brass will never wear a steel die, brass is too soft to do so. Dirt will damage a non-hardened die, but brass won't. And if you aren't cleaning your brass before loading, why not?
I have a daughter. I tell her, "911 is what you dial after you're raped. 1911 is what you should have before they try."
its my under standing that clymer sold out years back. I delt with them last summer when I was shopping for a x25 reamer. they were IMOO rude and acted like they didnt need me to stay in bussiness. I have persionaly talked to Dave at pacific and his willing to help out with suggestions and advice. Id get a pioleted reamer as barrels can vary wildly.
with he taper being differant then your going to need a sizing die reamer and a finish chamber reamer. you can likely use the sizing die reamer as a rougher BTW.
as far as hardening the dies if the brass dont wear out the barrel it wont wear out the soft Die. You dont really need to buy a truck stud if you have a lathe and can thread just get some 7/8" rod and thread it and then you dont even have to aneal it. if you wanted to get chrome molly then I bet a shot out 22 barrel would be a good donner for steel.
I wonder how a grendel case would be with the neck open up to 9mm??? its got a straighter taper the correct rim and the length is correct. you could use a 6.5 reamer to do the chamber and then neck and throat it to 9mm. I think grendal dies can be had with removable neck bushings. Id be willing to bet that a 9mmx39 could be made pretty cheap going that route. green doll /grendel reamers can be rented I used one on barrel for a member. I relize it would not be a true russian 9x39 but you cant buy ammo any way. It likely would give a little more case capacity and possably be a better round. If you rented a reamer and a 9mm pilot and N&T reamer and were able to use grendel dies witha differant bushing then the whole project could likely be done under $125. If it is doable you could just buy a greendoll reamer and the other stuff as well off the shelf and have it for other builds. Im going use my 6mm/284 like this to do a 6.5/284 and maybe even a 30/284 if you have 9mm luger or other pistol reamer you likely could use it for the necking and throating as well (possably)
9mm PPC would be doable as well with the same meathod and there are often used reamers and PPC dies with removable bushings on ebay.


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