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Ego 11 Specifications
Following the trends in paintball and being able to react and respond to them in a way that benefits the player in a positive way is a difficult thing to achieve. Being able to provide a product that is all things to all men is even harder. Planet Eclipse have always prided itself on being able to react quickly, give the customer what they want, when they want it, and to give users the flexibility to have their marker just how they like it.
This philosophy has never been more evident than it is in the New Ego11.
Over the past 18 months you will have seen Planet Eclipse taking steps to help improve the feel of the marker during play, as well as to improve the ability of the markers to handle super brittle tournament paint. Controlling the speed of the bolt in any marker is the key to achieving improved feel, reduced sound signature, and more gentle handling of the paintball within the marker. The more gentle the acceleration and deceleration of the system, the smoother the marker feels.
But of course doing so does have its drawbacks. For example by slowing the cyclic speed of the marker, you also reduce the rate of fire. As with many things in life there is a trade off. As we look to improve the feel of the marker on one hand, we inhibit it in terms of outright speed on the other.
But what if you want your Ego to shoot fast like Egos used to shoot? If the marker is tuned for smoothness, how do you get the speed? What if you want to shoot 15bps but want it smooth? What if you only care about shooting 12bps because thats all you can use with PSP rules but want it to be as smooth as possible? How can you have all these things in one solitary marker?
Well until now, it just wasnt possible without making major, time-consuming physical changes to the pneumatic system of the marker, or even re-machining parts to allow different dynamic characteristics of a marker. But not now. Not any more.
The Ego11 comes equipped with an industry first. A bespoke solenoid manufactured by MAC Valves USA that incorporates twin flow control devices. Etched into the side of the solenoid body is easy to make out the two incremented scales. Below the scales are two one-quarter turn Solenoid Flow Controls. These Solenoid Flow Controls, fitted with pointer and limit stops, can now be used to independently control both the forward and rearward speed of the Rammer. For the first time ever in a poppet marker the user can now tune the speed, feel and rate of fire of their own marker with a simple twist of an adjuster. In the time it takes you to turn off your tourney lock, the Ego11 can be switched from a high speed, max ROF, uncapped, free-for-all machine, into the softest, gentlest, smoothest shooting capped PSP poppet you have ever felt. Or anything in between?! The analogue adjustment means infinite control of the speed of the bolt and rammer in either direction giving unprecedented influence over the dynamic characteristics of each marker. It looks like you really can have your cake and eat it with the Ego11.
But the solenoid is not the only place that has a complete overhaul. Take a look around the grip frame and there are several things that should jump out. Like the new POPS ASA.
POPS stands for Push On Purge System and is a completely new concept in On/Off/Purging ASAs. The idea is simple. Just push back on the front Bonnet section of the POPS and this depresses the pin in your tank, gasses up the marker, and then latched itself into place. Gassing up the marker takes a fraction of a second. Once gassed up the bonnet stays in position until the pushbutton on the side of the POPS bonnet is depressed, at which point the bonnet pops forward and the marker purges its air. Again, de-gassing takes a fraction of a second and very little effort. The new POPS also features, of course, T-Slot mounting to the frame, but this time with longer adjustment range than the previous Eclipse ASAs. It also hosts front porting for the first time on an Eclipse ASA, as well as new fittings that require Loctite or tape to seal in and can be removed quickly and easily with a hex key.
The new fitting takes air via the shortened macroline hose into a new angled swivel on the exceptional SL3 regulator which also comes with one of the new fittings.
The SL3 regulator should need little introduction at this point. It was first seen on the SLS from last season and then went on to appear on the Geo2. The SL3 reg retains all of the simplicity of the old Eclipse regulators, but also throws in a load of new features and even better performance. Notably the regulator has a new seal system that means the regulator seal can now be flipped or replaced if required, and is more durable to start with. No piston replacement needed with this new design. The regulator also performs far superiorly across a very wide range of input pressures. You can run HP or LP tanks, flipping between the 2 without any effect on marker velocity. The benefit of this added stability is even more evident when it comes down to the game, where you can shoot the Ego11 at full velocity right down to the last 200-300psi in the tank. You can really squeeze every last bit of performance out of your system.
Those who are observant may also notice a new spacing between the SL3 reg and the grip frame. The inclusion of the new solenoid has given the Ego11 the opportunity to spread its stance a little. The frame has been moved backwards allowing more room between the front regulator and the trigger guard. Just enough to add some additional support and control to the marker, but not enough to forsake the compact dimensions and sharp handling that Ego users have become so accustomed to.
The Ego11 has some other quite interesting changes to the ergonomics of the frame. The new frame profile along with, yet again, a higher grip position combine with an all-new grip that is actually sunk into the frame around most of its perimeter. These in turn with a brand new co-molded console that runs all the way up the back of the frame to add comfort and grip. Slimmer in the middle section of the grips, and with grippy rubber running down the back of the frame, the look and feel of the Ego11 is still fresh. Simple mechanical changes ensure that the grip screws clamp down firmly into place without the chance of crushing the grips or, more importantly, some delicate internal component.
Of course inside the frame there still lies the ubiquitous Eclipse circuit board, fitted with extra large tru-color backlit LCD module, sounding device, triple external pushbuttons, micro and opto sensing triggers, 16-bit processor and expansion port that allows connection to PC with the optional E-Portal2 kit. With all the adjustability and functionality you could ever need, the range of adjustment on the Ego11 is simply breathtaking. Refill counters, ROF indicators, timers, audible beeper, debounce presets, RF enabled, you name it, the Ego11 board will do it or support it. And when combined with the new direct acting solenoid, the prioritized drive circuitry will ensure that shot-to-shot consistency and rate of fire accuracy are the very best they can be.
Also inside the frame, and in charge of actuating the micro and opto switches on the board, is a new trigger, with new bearing carrier, and new spring system. The trigger has 5 points of adjustment. Forward travel, rearward travel, magnetic return strength, spring return strength and finally micro-switch actuation point. Designed in the ever-popular S-style, the trigger has the smooth, slop-free action that has been the backbone of Eclipse markers for years. Its wide range of adjustability and option of magnetic or spring return make it quick and easy to set up to any individuals liking without the need to break the gun apart to get at adjusters. As with everything in an Eclipse marker, simplicity is key.
Internally the Ego11 boasts the Zick2 kit, the Cure3 bolt, the same adjustable LPR found on SLs as well as the LP protection vent that was found in the Ego10. All highly proven, tournament winning components.
And up front, youll find the new Shaft4 barrel in 14, 0.689 bore configuration that has been receiving outstanding reviews since its launch on the Geo2 earlier this year. Re-designed for better efficiency and consistency, and ported for reduced sound signature, there really is no need to replace this exceptional, stiff arbour honed, premium barrel.
Finally, the Ego11 comes packaged in a new zippered case, which includes in its contents a full hex key set, oil, barrel sock, full-color 84-page manual, and a comprehensive spares kit that includes regulator components, o-rings, detents, springs and screws.
The Ego11 has been developed and created with the soul intention of giving the modern player the things they most desire in a modern paintball marker. A smoother shot. A quieter sound signature. Outstanding Efficiency. Unparalleled reliability. Simplicity. Industry-Leading Customer Service. Ergonomics. And built-in User Adjustability and choice. All from a company that whatever the situation, whatever the occasion, will always have your back.
The Ego11. Born of the Player.
Eclipse Ego11 Features
Weight 882g/1.94lb Including 14 Shaft4 Barrel, Battery, Feed Tube, OOPS
Length 542mm Including 14 Shaft4 Barrel
Height 211mm
Width 27mm
Body 6061-T6 Aluminium
Barrel 6061-T6 Aluminium
Frame 6061-T6 Aluminium
Feed 6061-T6 Aluminium
Eye Covers 6061-T6 Aluminium
Interface 3 Pushbuttons On Frame, Tourney Lock on PCB
Display Transflective LCD w/ Tru-Color Adjustable Backlite
Solenoid voltage 5V
Processor voltage 3V
Processor 16-Bit 16MIPS
Power Supply 1 x 9V (PP3) Battery
Interface E-Portal Compatible
ASA Mount T-Slot mounted adjustable rail with POPS (Push On Purge System)
Trigger Methods Micro Switch and Break-Beam Opto-Switch
Trigger Mechanism Leaf Spring and Magnetic Return
Trigger Pivot Dual Instrument Ball Race Units Mounted in Bearing Carrier
Barrel 2-Piece Micro Honed Shaft4 14 length 0.689 Bore
Feed Tube Lever Operated Clamping Feed with Sprocket Thumb Wheel
Operating Principle Under and Over Poppet
Solenoid Type Custom MAC Solenoid Valve
Drive Mechanism Zick2 Rammer System
Bolt Mechanism Cure3 Bolt
Grip Type Contoured Dual Density Grip
Grip Pitch 162mm
Firing Modes Semi and Ramping Capped and Uncapped
Debounce Modes 10 Debounce Modes
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16. Some Successes
He slung the bow over his shoulder and ran swift from bough to bough, climbing ever upwards, until at last he stood amid the frail tops of the trees and was lashed by a bitter wind streaming from the snows on the Redhorn gate. Leaves tore from the twigs and went whirling in the gust - a sinuous rush of bright colour against the Mordor fume. Lorien's canopy seethed like the sea.
Watching the battlefield below, Erethon saw Calandil's cavalry come winging home, a trail of brilliance through the slick of Dol Guldur's army, and there, like a star at rest in the night sky, stood Celeborn amid the fray, and a shadow loomed over him. But even as Erethon saw it, the storm at his back grew wilder, and the clouds were rent apart, and sunlight fell upon his face like a blessing. Then the dark thing that faced his Lord was scattered, wailing, on the wind, and the trees of Lothlorien stood once more radiant in golden light. He drank in their beauty with the awe in which one who dies of thirst weeps over his first taste of water.
But joy was short lived. Borne on the blast, there came out of Moria a great, winged thing, hideous with scale and sable claw. The lieutenant of Khamul, enraged, soared to his doomed master's aid.
Above Erethon the Nazgul turned, blotting out the sun. Darkness engulfed the elf as he swayed upon his frail perch, and an icy shade fell on him. Then he thought of the monster, Ungoliant, who sucked all the light from the land of Aman, and he was in fear. "Elbereth!" he breathed.
The name strengthened him. As the monster passed him by, racing down the torrent of air towards the battle, he reached for his last arrow and nocked it. Riding the thrashing tree tops like a bucking horse, he aimed and let fly.
Of horn and metal was the Uruk-bow Erethon had salvaged, a torment to pull, and the arrow's head was made to gore horses - a crescent of rusted iron. It struck the beast in the neck, tore through the plates of its skin, burrowed into its throat. Blood fell on Lorien like a black rain. Then the creature crumpled and the wide wings of skin and stench folded, and the Nazgul plummeted from the sky like the bolt from an arbalest, straight upon the city of Caras Galadhon.
Galadriel walked among the wounded in the healer's tents by the glade of the Fountain. Lamps were lit there, and the stretched white linen made a glimmer against the sky. Green and gold and white, the lanterns shimmered in the leaping water, and the harpist played and sang. Even so it must have been, she thought, In Beleriand in the days before the sun. Every light and every note of music a defiance against overshadowing evil.
She stopped to speak to Aelinoth and hear news of the healer's needs, sending her maids running to break open old stores, long untouched in days of peace. Smiling on those who recovered, she spoke gentle words of thanks and encouragement. With those who died, she lingered, bringing with her touch and her voice what absolution, what comfort she might. And she knew, from their open hearts and faces that her people loved her for it.
It was a heavy burden. Their trust in her strength, their certainty that she was wise and powerful enough to protect them...they were an accusation. For on Galadriel a curse lay, that she would bring ruin to everything she began, and every work of hers would perish in destruction. In all her long life she had run from that curse; leaving Doriath and Nargothrond to the catastrophe she had foretold for them, hearing of it from afar because to look would have broken her heart. She had taken her contagion to Eregion, but from that great city too, rejected, she had fled, ere it fell. Never had she stayed, never had she lived through the hopelessness, the defeat. Never had she watched as decay and death took that which she had loved.
Always she had sought to evade Namo's judgement. But not this time.
This time she would end it. Already she had rejected her hearts desire, for which she left Aman; giving up the power and dominion of the Ring. Now she would drain in full the cup of punishment the Valar had set before her. She would stay, and she would see what terror, what desolation, would come upon the folk of Lorien for foolishly allowing her to rule them. She would stay, and she would suffer the loss of everything, not in hope of forgiveness - for long ago she had rejected the Valar's pardon, and could not expect to have it again - but simply in the wish to have all scores settled. In the wish that finally it would be over.
Through the ring she bore she sensed, in twisted kinship, the release of Khamul from his long servitude - the spirit passing beyond the walls of the world - and she thought of her Lord, whose hand had brought this strange deliverance. As a curse I have been to him also, she thought, and her smile was wan as she bathed the brow of a young elf feverish with orc-poison. For lost and broken are both of our children, and now our marriage. Even as Mandos had said, all that she wrought came apart in her hands and she ended with nothing.
"Look! My Lady, look!"
The harpist had risen from his knoll and stood, pointing up into the tormented sky. Above the tempest of leaves, wind tore apart the clouds. The sun shone out, and her merry, valiant light bathed the falling shape of a Nazgul upon his fell beast. Golden shadows played over the tumbling form, but could not make it fair.
"My Lady it falls! It falls on us! What is there to stop it?"
The chill of the wraith's presence went before it, and throughout the healer's pavilion the sick cried out in their sleep, as their dreams darkened, and their strength was sapped. Galadriel saw the Man, Cyn, sit weeping. His daughter stirred, nightmare pinching her round cheeks. She woke, wailing, and scrambled into her father's arms, but he would not hug her, he would not even raise his head and look at her, lost, sunk in the hopeless misery of the black breath.
Then anger took Galadriel. Did this creature think to pass her wards simply by falling from the sky? She was not so limited as that. Long she had accustomed Lorien to her rule, and now it gave up strength into her hands. She filled herself with the white glory of Nenya, with the abundant life of the forest, and then she reached out, as she had at the feast, and sent a fountain of brilliance to cleanse the Ulari out of existence.
Her power struck. She felt the wraith scream in terror at the touch of the light of Aman. She felt the call of his ring, and the answer - hundreds of miles away - from the Dark tower of Barad-dur. The Eye moved. At the Black Gate it had been focussed, watching the Captains of Gondor, puzzling over their reckless, suicidal march into his land. Watching with all the satisfaction of a cat toying with its prey before it eats. But now it turned to her and all the hatred of Sauron for the elves arced out of the basking, azure sky like lightning. She was seared and cold together, exposed, withering like a hand in flames. Distantly, she beheld Khamul's lieutenant floating like a speck of ash above her fire. But clearer to her was the mind of the undead king, suspended in torment between the sharp edges of her will, and Sauron's command. Unexpectedly, pity filled her, for she understood the wraith all too well.
Go, she thought, as a blizzard of coruscating light scoured her mind, shook her body. She felt that she must burst in pieces, but still, within the radiance there was a strange, terrible peace, Go, King of Men, to the doom you have been outrunning too long. You are weary and frightened, but now it is time to rest.
He had no more faith in the forgiveness of the Powers than she. He had to be pried, talon by talon, from his famished and broken life, and as she forced him to let go, she could feel Sauron's rage upon her in an agony of flame. But at last it was done. Open as she was, she caught the scene from the eyes of the onlookers, saw herself - slender and small - in the centre of the pillar of light. Lamps dimmed in her aura; trees washed too bright to hold colour, and for a moment all Lorien became white. At that instant, she felt the spirit of the Nazgul break, like a louse pinched between two nails. What was left she and Sauron shredded between them. He was gone.
She stumbled. The light flickered. The Eye pressed at her very soul and she pushed it away, wearily, ineffectually, while the Maia behind it took pleasure in the thought of breaking her.
*NOT YET* said the Dark Lord. At their meeting in Eregion he had kissed her hand in elegant gallantry, and looked up from the gesture with a smile. His heartbreaking amber gaze had drifted gently to her husband, to her children, marking them. Loathing had struck her then, the first foretaste of a revulsion that had darkened her life for a thousand years. It seemed the sentiment was mutual. *FIRST I WILL SLAY ALL THOSE YOU LOVE, AND TREAT WITH YOU AS I DID WITH YOUR DAUGHTER. ONLY THEN WILL I ALLOW YOU TO BEG ME FOR DEATH."
"My life or death is not yours to give," she said, faintly, and calling all the strength of her fea into her hand, she built once more the wall she held against him in her mind.
"Lady? Are you...?"
Galadriel opened her eyes, expecting to see a ring of flame, the hot, black slitted pupil of the Eye of Sauron. Instead there fell about her - fragile as ash - the drifting dirt that was all that was left of one of the Nine.
"I am well," she said, and straightened her back. "I go now to the mirror glade to see how the war progresses. I do not wish to be disturbed there."
Aching, she turned away. The looks of awe which followed her were little balm to the feeling of being charred black within. She wondered where Celeborn was; if he yet lived. And for a moment she wished it had been the Nazgul who had triumphed, she who had been scattered on the wind.
Celeborn stood on the field of battle and watched as Oswy struggled against the call of Khamul's ring. With one part of his mind the boy could see him, standing poised and intent above the power that should rightfully belong to Oswy. The ring of a king of Men, a strength only Men could wield, a glory which no elf had the right to withhold from him. Clumsy in his own body, Oswy stooped down and picked up his father's sword, which he had let fall in his terror. If only he bore the ring on his hand! Then this sword would never again be treated with such disrespect, for he would be afraid of nothing. Nay! But the servants of evil would fear him! He would take the sword of Oshelm and cleanse Rohan, cleanse the world, of liars, of those who were jealous of Men's dominion, all those who by trickery and dwimmorcraft tried to hold back the golden dawn which rightfully belonged to his people.
He shifted, brought the the sword up, and stepped, so that the fullared point hovered a bare hands breath from the elf-lord's unprotected throat. "Do not stand between me and what is mine."
The edges of his vision were full of elves. Terrible they seemed now - their gazes bright and sharp as lances, their very stillness a threat of sudden, lethal grace. All watched him silently, but in more than one face there was contempt. It fuelled his fury at them, until he desired nothing more than to lunge forward and drive the steel blade into their Lord's neck. Hatred they might find for him then, but at least their contempt would be silenced.
As the black rage boiled heavily in his chest a cry came from above. He looked and saw the second Nazgul come racing towards him like the onset of the end of the world. Evil it might be, but its power was awesome, and its vile, implacable will went out before it, filling him with certainty. He must have the ring. He would kill as many of the elves as it took, but he must have it.
He bared his teeth, drew back the sword in preparation for the strike. The point wavered and flashed in the sunlight as he trembled. His mind might be set, but his body revolted from this, and his arm shook. An arrow went up - an arc of blazing silver above Lorien - and the second Nazgul fell, ruinously, upon the Sorcerous Wood. Light burst from the trees, whiter than the snow on Gondor's mountains, and was gone. Then Celeborn took the point of Oshelm's sword in the palm of his gloved hand and moved it gently aside. "Oswy," he said, "You swore to my service on this blade. Would you so dishonour your father's weapon?"
In the face of the Lord of Lorien there was no disdain, only an understanding as clear and cold as a spear of ice. "Is this you, or is it but a foretaste of what the ring will bring you to? Do not let it do this."
'"Is this you?"' the words rang in his head, like the breath of winter that stills a churning stream, grey troubled water becoming solid and transparent; a place to stand. This was not him. Where had the desire that now consumed him come from? He did not recognize it in himself. Was it possible that this seethe of hot and salt desire had been the essence of him all along? Was he so vile? Is this me?.
Father! he cried out, and saw - as if in dream - Oshelm. Arrayed in armour, the sun a sheen of gold across the mask of his helm, his yellow hair glinting on his shoulders, and his eyes so like the sky it seemed they held heaven's light. "I did not raise you to break your oaths, or betray your allegiances, my son."
Father... Whether dream or vision, Oshelm placed his hand on Oswy's wrist, and for a moment the boy felt it. He felt his father's touch on his skin.
His arm ached and fell, and his grip slackened on the pommel of Oshelm's sword, leaving Celeborn holding it by the blade above the muck and blood of the battlefield. Oswy's eyes filled with tears, and the image of Oshelm blurred, wavered. No! Wait! But it was gone - a trick of his mind, no more; a phantom of his need for aid, the true expression of his heart. And he thought, dazed, I am Oshelm's son. Leofwyn's son. What more power do I need?
He gasped, and felt his mind resettle in his body, the devouring lust for the ring gone, a strange, shaken peace in its place. How had he come to this? Thus Khamul must have fallen, and the other, from whom the ring had taken even his name. "Oh," he staggered, finding Ardil at his side, supporting him with a troubled look. "Oh...what happened to me? I am so..." he raised his head and looked at them all - his companions in arms, his Lord, "I am so sorry. So sorry. I knew not that I was so weak."
A strange expression came over Celeborn's fair face, and his ancient eyes were full of secrets. "You are not weak, Oswy," he said, with certainty. "There are many Men and too many of the Eldar who had not the strength that you have just shown. Did he know, your father would be as proud as I." Turning the sword of Rohan in his hands, he offered the hilt once more to Oswy's grasp, and though Oswy did not understand the weight of sorrow that burdened the Lord's words, he recognized the gesture of trust well enough, and he felt again the need to weep.
"I do not forget that you saved my life, Oswy Edhellon," said Celeborn, and he passed the reins of Calandil's horse to the boy. Calandil lay across the saddle-blanket, shrouded in a cloak of silver-grey. "Now come, let us take our friend home."
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Okay so this will be my first AAR. Using the latest version of MEIOU in DW. I will be starting the game as Leinster. No Reloading. Default settings.
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Sauté Pork with Tomatoes
It's been scorching hot lately, I'm not sure if it's global warming, but seriously, I think this is probably the hottest summer ever in Southern California.
Anyway, last month, I made the Spicy Basil Beef Salad from the Cooking Light magazine and there is another recipe that I earmarked: Sauté Pork with Tomatoes. I hardly ever make pork chops at home, and thought the recipe looks very delicious, colorful, and easy to prepare.
So I got myself some pork chops, some grape tomatoes, and made everything on my skillet. It took only 15 minutes to make. As it's so hot lately, I like to prepare quick dinners so I don't get stuck in the kitchen for too long.
I invited a couple of friends over for dinner, having great conversations, eating this delicious pork chops, drink some wine, and have the AC on full blast. The pork chop is sweet and sour in taste, and great especially served with rice. Enjoy!
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Yum! I bet this recipe would taste really great with sauteed shrimp too. I'll have to try it for sure…
I like the recipe :)
i'll definitely try this at home… my husband prefers my stir fried pork in rich soy sauce … i'll give this reciipe a try this coming weekend :-)
I like it that you're sharing more general Asian recipes. Keep'em coming.
I tried this and it was so simple to make and tasted fantastic
This sounds delicious Bee! And yes so simple to make…always good when the weather is hot!
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2 cups parmigiano-reggiano (grated)
1. Cook the noodles as directed on the package. (Add a splash of oil to the water to prevent sticking.)
2. Saute the mushrooms in the butter.
3. Preheat the over to 375 degrees F.
4. Spread some of the bechamel sauce on the bottom of an 8 inch by 8 inch baking dish. Place a layer of noodles on top, then more sauce, then a third of the mushrooms, and 1/4 cup of the grated parmigiano-reggiano. Repeat 2 more times. Top the final layer of noodles and sauce, and the remaining parmigiano-reggiano.
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Depart the Great Salt Lake Basin, head into the Wasatch Mountains, and continue into Wyoming, where you follow the Snake River to the all-Western town of Jackson! Spend time this afternoon in the Town Square, where you can see an old-fashioned shoot-out, shop for souvenirs, or sidle up to one of the real saddle barstools at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar for a bite to eat. Later this afternoon, see what Lewis and Clark experienced when they were looking for the Oregon Trail as you board a horse-drawn COVERED WAGON and ride into Cache Creek Canyon. Keep an eye out for the Indians who live in the area, as you never know who you may encounter on the trail. Your wranglers will lead you to camp in time for chow and a hardy CHUCK WAGON COOKOUT followed by a Wild West show. (Breakfast, Dinner)
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Time today to further explore Yellowstone. Perhaps stroll along Firehole River to one of the park's backcountry geysers, visit remote bubbling mud pots, trek up a mountain pass with breathtaking scenic views, or hike through wildflower-filled meadows along a cool, sparkling creek. Be ready for fun and adventure as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Yellowstone's wilderness. (Breakfast)
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Rochel's Cashew Bread
Posted on November 28, 2013
Rochel's Cashew Bread is gluten-free, grain-free, SCD compliant and Paleo.
Rochel's Cashew Bread is a fabulous Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) recipe; it makes an amazingly delicious Paleo bread for those following the Paleo Diet –in fact, this is one of my all time favorite low-carb, gluten-free bread recipes.
The Specific Carbohydrate Diet saved my life. While I haven't spoken extensively about it here, I owe Elaine Gottschall a load of thanks for long phone conversations, incredible advice and her friendship more than […]
Paleo Chocolate Zucchini Bread
Posted on June 26, 2013
Keep this Paleo Chocolate Zucchini Bread recipe in mind when your garden explodes with zucchini this summer.
I've created this Paleo Chocolate Zucchini Bread recipe to help gobble up all of the zucchini that emerges each summer in our gardens and CSA shares. This is a gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free recipe for the entire family to enjoy.
Coconut oil, which studies have shown can help our immune systems mount resistance to viruses, is one of the ingredients that gives this bread a moist, […]
Paleo Date Walnut Bread
Posted on April 12, 2013
Nutrition-packed walnuts and naturally-sweet dates make this Paleo bread the perfect Paleo treat.
This is not your typical Date Walnut Bread, this is Paleo Date Walnut Bread. This bread is purely fruit sweetened, and has no honey, maple syrup, agave or other processed sweeteners. Because of this, the bread is not as sweet, or dessert-like as other breads of mine such as Cranberry Walnut Bread.
During the last year, I've worked on lowering the amount of sweeteners in my recipes, and this […]
Paleo Breakfast Bread: Video
Posted on March 9, 2012
Paleo Breakfast Bread makes a great grain free treat for brunch or a quick breakfast on rushed weekday mornings.
I made this easy gluten free bread recipe on camera last month (which you can view below) for FOX31 and had a blast with host Joana Canals. I was surprised to find myself on TV talking about the Paleo Diet. It seems that this way of eating is gaining mainstream awareness.
That's why in addition to sharing this bread recipe with you, I'm […]
Paleo Pumpkin Bread
Posted on October 12, 2011
Easy gluten free pumpkin bread recipe spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
Nothing says "fall" like the smell of fresh pumpkin bread wafting from the oven. This lusciously moist, gluten free, dairy free pumpkin quick bread is made with high protein almond flour, and came about by popular demand.
So many of you left comments on my Paleo Bread post requesting a healthy pumpkin bread, that I was moved to make yet another Paleo quick bread for all of you.
Paleo Banana Bread
Posted on September 30, 2011
Naturally sweetened Paleo banana bread is easy to make with low carb gluten free ingredients including almond flour.
This Paleo recipe for banana bread is a high protein gluten free treat that is quick and easy to make. When I posted my recipe for Paleo Bread, the feedback was so amazing that I knew I'd need to come up with more gluten free Paleo bread recipes for you all.
I've been working on this Banana Bread recipe for a couple of […]
Paleo Bread
Posted on August 30, 2011
This gluten-free bread is easy to make, tastes great, and is full of nutrient dense ingredients.
Gluten-free isn't necessarily healthy, especially when it comes to bread. Here's a gluten-free bread recipe, made of high protein ingredients that won't leave you dragging. I'm loving every slice that comes from this new Paleo diet friendly bread recipe.
This bread is just a bit lighter and fluffier than my other breads. It has a nice nutty flavor from the flax meal which makes it almost […]
Irish Soda Bread
Posted on March 10, 2011
As a Jew, Irish Soda Bread would not be something that comes naturally to me. However, over the years, I've received numerous requests for a gluten free, dairy free, gum free, high protein Irish Soda Bread. Well, here you have it.
Given that all things Irish are not my native habitat, I had to do some research to actually figure out what Irish Soda Bread is. Here's what Wikipedia had to say about it:
"Soda bread are a variety of quick bread […]
Cranberry Almond Loaf
Posted on June 4, 2010
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I am thrilled to let you all know that I am working with the Almond Board of California to promote healthy and delicious eating.
Why am I doing this? As you can imagine, I love almonds. They are a superfood and of course one of my favorite things to nibble on. I like almonds so much that I wrote an entire book about them. The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook uses almonds in all of […]
Dark "Rye" Bread
Posted on July 24, 2009
As I mentioned the other day, Laura Dolson's flax bread recipe has been more than inspirational. I have used it as a starting point for many other recipes which you will see here in the days and weeks to come. Today's recipe is for a dark "rye" bread. I like to eat this plain or lightly toasted.
Again, I was surprisingly pleased that my tasters enjoyed this bread as much as I did. It's very versatile and also works quite nicely for sandwiches.
Dark […]
Flax Focaccia Becomes Parsley Bruschetta
Posted on July 22, 2009
This is the bread recipe that changed my life –well, at least temporarily, in a small way. As you will see from the bruschetta below and more recipes in the days to come, I have turned this focaccia bread base into several other interesting types of baked goods.
First, however, I do need to disclose that this focaccia recipe is really not my own. It is Laura Dolson's and was pointed out to me by someone in the low carb group […]
Nutty Bread
Posted on May 4, 2009
This hearty, gluten free bread with seeds and nuts is delicious anytime of day.
Toast it for breakfast and serve with a side of scrambled eggs. Works great along with a big salad at lunch. Or, for a quick and easy dinner, it makes a great sandwich with organic turkey, avocado, romaine, tomatoes and dijon mustard.
I think this bread would also be delectable as an after dinner treat with a smear of dairy-free butter (I'm very into this Earth […]
Bread 2.0
Posted on April 17, 2009
This gluten-free, gum-free and yeast-free bread is great toasted and spread with goat cheese, nut butter or dipped in olive oil.
Hello Mark's Daily Apple readers! Be sure to check out my Paleo/primal Bread recipe.
I've been a bit lazy in the kitchen this past week –we've had sandwich night twice already. I slice and toast the gluten-free bread (pictured) and then put it out with organic turkey slices, romaine lettuce, sliced tomatoes, dijon mustard, grapeseed oil vegenaise and sliced cheese (dairy […]
Simple Bread
Posted on January 2, 2008
Update: Please see my updated Gluten Free Bread recipe!
We spent New Year's in the mountains and partied a bit too hard with our friends Peter and Patrice. Though I did not drink a drop of alcohol, I somehow ended up with a contact hangover. Everyone around me was imbibing and I must have become intoxicated by association.
As part of my "post holiday" status, I will be baking and sharing recipes that are not dessert until the urge to bake sweets […]


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New York wins series 4-2
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TD Garden, Boston, MA
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NY: I. Shumpert 17 Pts, 6 Reb, 1 Ast, 2 Stl, 1 Blk
Bos: K. Garnett 15 Pts, 10 Reb, 3 Ast, 2 Stl
Knicks hold off Celtics' rally, win first playoff series since 2000
BOSTON -- Twelve years without advancing in the playoffs. Two failed attempts to close out the Boston Celtics. Nineteen consecutive missed 3-pointers.
Carmelo Anthony brought all the slumps to a stop.
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It'll be hard to do, but it's time for the Celtics to say goodbye to Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett, writes Jackie MacMullan. Story
Boston's brass has a hard road to navigate during the offseason, and it's not just about what to do with Pierce and KG., writes Chris Forsberg. Story
Anthony made a pullup jumper and then sank his first 3-pointer in 20 tries to help the New York Knicks turn back Boston's comeback attempt on Friday night, beating the Celtics 88-80 in Game 6 to win a playoff series for the first time since 2000.
"You should never play with any doubt out there on the basketball court," Anthony said. "I can't step onto the court thinking of failure. When you start second-guessing everything, when you start playing with doubt ... I can't afford to play under those circumstances."
Anthony scored 21 points and the Knicks held on after blowing most of a 26-point lead to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Indiana Pacers.
Game 1 is Sunday in New York.
Iman Shumpert scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half, when the Celtics scored 20 straight points and cut a 75-49 deficit to four points. But Anthony made a 13-footer to give New York an 81-75 lead and followed with a 3-pointer -- his first since Game 3.
J.R. Smith converted a three-point play to restore the double-digit lead the Knicks had nursed most of the game.
"There's definitely a moment in that run that I was thinking, 'What are we doing, fellas?'" said Knicks center Tyson Chandler, who had nine points and 12 rebounds.
"It's such a great learning experience when you get a win. It's tough when you get a loss. We've got to grow from it. I'm glad it happened. I'm glad it happened in the first round."
Jeff Green scored 21 points for the Celtics, who had rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the series and had a chance, at home, to force a decisive seventh game.
No NBA team has advanced in the playoffs after losing the first three games.
Paul Pierce scored 14 points on 4-for-18 shooting, making one of nine 3-point attempts. Anthony also struggled from in- and outside the arc, going 7 for 23 from the floor and missing his first four 3-point attempts -- that was 19 in a row in the series -- before sinking the key basket with 1:43 to go.
"For him to miss all the 3s that he missed -- he hit the biggest one of the series and that's what counts," Knicks coach Mike Woodson said. "That's what I look at. When there are close games, I like to see who's going to step up and make plays, and he made the biggest play of the night."
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Carmelo Anthony averaged 29.1 points per game in the first round, tied for the second-highest average of any Knicks player in a playoff series against the Celtics. Only Patrick Ewing (31.6) averaged more.
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The Knicks had not won a playoff series since Patrick Ewing and Latrell Sprewell (and current backup center Marcus Camby) helped them reach the 2000 Eastern Conference finals.
"It's a major step for this organization, for our fans in New York who've been with us for many, many years," Woodson said. "I'm looking at the big picture and I'm only in this for one thing and that's to try to win an NBA title. We made a major step today, but we've got a long way to go."
Kevin Garnett had 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Celtics, who now face another offseason of talk whether to break up the aging core that won the franchise's record 17th NBA title in 2008 and returned to the finals two years later. Reserve Jason Terry scored 14 points -- the only points the Celtics got from their bench.
Rivers said he hasn't thought about his future, or the future of his aging stars, calling Garnett "as tough a competitor as I've ever been around" and Pierce "one of the greatest Celtics to ever play."
"He's done so much for this franchise," Rivers said. "We live in a day and time where guys change teams like socks. Paul has chosen to stay here throughout his career when he could have by all rights chosen to leave.
"He wanted to get it done here. I hope he's remembered for that. I hope he comes back."
A win on Friday would have made the Celtics the fourth NBA team to tie a series after losing the first three games. And it would have given them a chance to be the first in league history to win a series after trailing 3-0.
The Celtics called upon local history to rally them, playing highlights on the scoreboard from the Red Sox comeback against the New York Yankees after a 3-0 deficit in the 2004 AL Championship Series.
But Boston quickly fell behind 21-5 and trailed by double digits most of the way. The Knicks made it 75-49 with just under 10 minutes left before the Celtics scored the next 20 points, holding New York scoreless for 4:43 before Pierce threw the ball away and Shumpert took it in for an easy layup that made it 77-69 with 5 minutes left.
Avery Bradley made a layup, then Green hit a pair of free throws to make it a four-point game. It was 79-75 when Anthony made a 13-footer and then followed Pierce's missed 3-pointer with a 3 from the top of the key. He then stripped Pierce going to the basket, and Smith converted a three-point play at the other end -- Green fouled out on the play -- to make it 87-75.
Game notesLines of fans were still waiting to get through the increased security at 7:20, about 10 minutes after the game started. ... Garnett's six points in the first quarter were twice as much as the rest of Boston's players combined as the Knicks took a 24-10 lead into the second quarter. ... The Celtics were 4 for 16 from the floor in the first and missed all six of their 3-point attempts. The Knicks also outrebounded Boston 13-7 in the period. ... Boston shot 23.5 percent in the first half. ... The Knicks made 5 of 6 3-pointers in the third quarter.
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MVP: Iman Shumpert. Just 13 months after a knee injury derailed his first playoffs, Shump's cool-headed showing (17 points on nine shots, six boards and one enormous steal and transition lay-in down the stretch) proved the Knicks could well have found a third weapon on offense.
LVP: Paul Pierce. Save for a few mini-daggers during Boston's incredible fourth-quarter run, The Truth couldn't buy a bucket (4-of-18, including 1-of-9 from deep). While Knick fans count their blessings, Boston wonders whether this will be the last they see of a franchise great.
That was completely ridiculous: Down 26 early in the fourth, the Celtics commenced one final, impossible charge, cutting the lead to six before the Knicks finally summoned a sturdy wall. Say what you will about them, but the Celtics went down champs.
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Paul Pierce struggled from 3-point range against the Knicks, partly due to his inability to make open jump shots. Pierce was 1-of-11 on unguarded catch-and-shoot jumpers in the series, and overall shot 24.2 percent on the catch-and-shoot in the 2013 playoffs.[+]
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Fargo, just want to clarify, you were pleased with your Tahoe setup? I was looking at one that goes in center console. Have you ever swapped the sub out or are the boxes designed for the jl sub that goes in?
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02-15-2012, 07:31 AM #112006 Supra 24SSV
^ To go a step further, the Jl Stealthbox for his console is $600 with the JL sub included. Compared to a standard "under the seat" truck box with an equally powered 10" sub how would you compare it? I may be in his same boat here if things work out with a new truck and I'm on the side of that Stealth box, aside from the cool factor of completely hidden being a waste when it comes down to final sound. If I'm wrong...I guess I will end up ponying up!06 Supra 24 Gravity Games
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the sub seems specific enough for me to not tinker with, and I havent been dissappointed with the way any of mine have performed. the center console one took up most of the room in the console, sounded awesome, but took a lot of space that I need. the behind the seat will make you recline the seat very slightly, (I dont think anybody wants them straight up and down anyways) and there is plenty of room regardless. I almost sound like I should be geting paid (I dont). my old man just put one in the back of a 2011 sequoia, the guy sold him a Stealth box, then proceeded to install a JL sub in a wood enclosure that they made to fit for $50 less....doesnt sound the same, rattles, fit is not snug.....worthless and taken back and replaced with what was ordered. I believe the expense is the mold that they have to make to make the box fit perfectly and it is obvious and sounds perfect. I can email you pics of mine (behind seat) and one that is in a 05 tahoe here at work that is in the console so you can see the space "issue". maybe you know how to post them here. PM me if you want me to do that. sorry for the windy reply06 Mobius LS
I wouldn't mind seeing the one in the center console I always wanted to get one i just didn't know if I wanted to shell out the dough. BTW 04 Z71 Tahoe.-Mark
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As an added note..........they don't make the JL stealthbox for every make and model. IF they did, I'd be running one now And they come factory color match enclosure to look OEM. Sometimes don't even know they are there until you turn it on or up! For alot of vehicle you have to build your own
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Viking, don't you have a lmm? They have one for both the bench and center console I thought. I was looking at the center console. Do you have rear air vents?
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LBZ..........and yes it has buckets with the center console with the rear air and rear radio controls.
I like that aspect but don't like that there isn't a JL SB for it
Prob gonna get a custom jobber made for behind the rear seat at some point
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by Tessa78 » 06 Oct 2012, 16:58
projectfinale wrote:Alright, I have done tons of research but am stuck at this point. It does not help that the legibility of the Ship Manifest is difficult, but here is what I have.
Nicola Angelini (Born: October 11th, 1878). He was arrived in America via Ellis Island on the ship Caroline on Nov 18, 1909. The residence is transcribed as S. Fiacomo but is more liked S. Giacomo (San Giacomo) but I could be wrong. All his other US records just say birthplace Italy. Not sure if this will help but his US SSN was 013-10-8430.
The reason I am stuck: he came over by himself. I most importantly just want to know whether or not my translation of that location is correct and would also like to find out the names of his siblings/parents if possible.
I feel bad asking for someone to do the research for me, so if nobody can help in a short period of time... could someone point me in the right direction?
by pink67 » 07 Oct 2012, 10:33
Tessa78 wrote:I believe he lists "Spolato" (Spoleto?) as his place of birth on his WWII Registration Card
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pink67 wrote:Tessa78 wrote:I believe he lists "Spolato" (Spoleto?) as his place of birth on his WWII Registration Card
San Giacomo is also an hamlet/fraction of the Spoleto town:
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A manufacturer of private-label personal care products must decide whether to fund an unprecedented expansion of manufacturing capacity. The decision prompts fundamental financial analysis of the potential project, including development of cash flow projections and net present value calculations. Students will be required to compute net operating profit after tax, cash investment in working capital, and ongoing capital expenditures for a proposed investment, and to discount values to the present. The case also facilitates a systematic consideration of the company's capital planning process.
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Simply put, while the ultra-rich are getting even richer, record numbers of Silicon Valley residents are slipping into poverty.
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Nationally, Mishel says the declining value of the federal minimum wage is a major factor driving inequality. On Monday, in an effort to address this, minimum hourly wages will rise from $8 per hour to a new minimum of $10 per hour, the nation's largest minimum wage increase approved by voters last fall. While it's a dramatic shift for tens of thousands of workers, it's a minuscule fraction of the increases top earners in the region enjoyed last year.
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