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Care Homes / Nursing Homes for Speech Impairment in Herefordshire Area
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The staff showed the highest level of concern and care for my father. His dignity was prioritised.… (Friday 21 Nov 2014)
Whitchurch, Ross-on-Wye HR9 6BZ
Managers: Loretta Whittingham
Care provided for Speech Impairment
Whitchurch House is a beautiful, calm and comfortable caring environment in which to happily enjoy an active life - a place to call home. It is very different from a lot of care homes and is best visited to fully appreciate why. Set within its own… more
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The staff at the Ledbury Nursing Home make it feel like one big family. They are helpful,… (Monday 28 Jul 2014)
Market Street, Ledbury HR8 2AQ
Manager: Lorraine Cooling
Care Group: Shaw Healthcare
Care provided for Speech Impairment
Ledbury Nursing Home is part of a larger care site that brings extensive care expertise to Herefordshire, taking on intermediate care admissions and looking after many with acquired brain injury.… more
from 1 recommendation
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The unit has accreditation from Headway. Has the services of a highly regarded neuropsychologist,… (Friday 17 Jan 2014)
Market Street, Ledbury HR8 2AQ
Manager: Lorriane Cooling
Care Group: Shaw Healthcare
Care provided for Speech Impairment
The Ledbury ABI unit is a specialist acquired brain injury care centre providing cost effective quality accommodation for adults aged 18 – 65 seeking short or long stay services. The facility provides care and therapeutic support for people who have… more
Ledbury Intermediate Care Unit
Market Street, Ledbury HR8 2AQ
Manager: Joan Arrowsmith
Care Group: Shaw Healthcare
Care provided for Speech Impairment
Ledbury Intermediate Care Unit provides short stay nursing rehabilitation for up to 14 Service Users requiring step down care following surgery or medical intervention in hospital or step up care following an illness or incident at home which requires… more
Overross Close, Ross-on-Wye HR9 7BQ
Manager: Janet Auty
Care Group: Majesticare
Care provided for Speech Impairment
Ross Court is just one mile from the centre of the historic market town of Ross-on-Wye in the heart of rural Herefordshire and in the picturesque Wye Valley. Eleven miles from Monmouth and fifteen miles from Hereford and Ledbury. Ross Court is accessible… more
24 Southbank Close, Hereford HR1 2TQ
Manager: Sally-Ann Gillson
View Full Details Care Group: Lyndale (Hereford) Ltd
Stanley House, Bosbury, Ledbury HR8 1HB
Manager: Catherine Yeates
View Full Details Care Group: Stanley House Ltd
Auberrow, Wellington, Hereford HR4 8AL
Manager: Emily Hawsley
View Full Details Care Group: Winslow Court Ltd
112 South Street, Leominster HR6 8JF
Manager: Terence Lewis
View Full Details Care Group: Inspiration Care Ltd
Towns in Herefordshire with Speech Impairment Care Homes / Nursing Homes: Bosbury | Hereford | Kington | Ledbury | Leominster | Ross-on-Wye | Wellington
Areas of Herefordshire with Speech Impairment Care Homes / Nursing Homes: Herefordshire
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I have been on the search for a black maxi skirt for a really long time, but haven't been able to find one in any of the stores around here! Last weekend, I went to Penney's and actually saw one (ONE) on the clearance rack for $25. I didn't want to pay that much, but figured that that might be my last opportunity to find one at all. This one is a bit of a high-low, which I wasn't necessarily crazy about; but I took it (and the checked shirt that I'm wearing) up to the counter and asked the cashier to double-check the price (*fingers crossed*). So she did...and then she told me that there was an extra un-advertised 30% off of the clearance. Ummmmm....what??? So the top and the skirt together came to $21. And THEN I had a $10 off of $10 coupon to spend, and wound up getting both of these items for $11.
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I haven't heard any of these songs either. :p
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SAN DIEGO - The giant crown of a palm tree fell into the yard of a Point Loma home Tuesday, narrowly missing the house by inches.
San Diego police said they believe the top of the tree fell overnight in the 1000 block of Bangor Street. Some of the roof tiles were damaged, likely caused by the crown.
Neighbor Walter Haase told 10News the tree has been in the neighborhood for more than 40 years.
"It fell on the porch, the deck, so quite lucky that house wasn't impacted by the falling branches … this happens from time to time; I've seen it before, but still, in general, the trees are very safe," said Haase.
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This is a pretty good cleansing oil that has pros and cons. For comparison, I've also used DHC's cleansing oil and Clinique's take the day off balm that has similar oil properties.
All three products seem to remove makeup/sunscreen well. However, the Lumene does not rinse as thoroughly as the DHC or the Clinique. It does leave a filmy feeling, which if you have oily or combo skin, may not be pleasant. If you have very dry skin or use a washcloth/puff this may not be an issue. On the other hand, it did not dry me out with repeated use the way the DHC did. I tended to use this in the winter when I could use more moisture. It's probably too much for my combo skin in summer. It also will cause a milky film if you get it in your eyes when removing eye makeup. Not the worst thing, and not burning irritation, but still somewhat annoying.
I didn't notice any strong fragrance like some others have mentioned, and I'm usually rather sensitive to those things. The pump works well enough, although a few drops do tend to roll down the sides (DHC pump is more efficient) and you can get every last drop. Price is getting up there for a drug store product, but probably cheaper than either the DHC or Clinique. Although I've used two bottles, purchased a couple years apart, I won't repurchase due to the lack of clean rinsing. I really like the idea of an oil-based cleanser, thus my initial repurchase, but quickly remembered why I wasn't a big fan of this particular cleanser.
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Works great as a cleanser, takes off everything including waterproof sunscreen with just some fingerpad massaging, but there are a couple of sticking points that keep this from crossing into "better than adequate" category. The fragrance is strong. It's the last ingredient on the list and I'm not sensitive to fragrance but it almost bothers me it's so strong. I think the big sticking point is that it doesn't feel like it rinses clean. I'm a combo-dry skin type and my face feels almost oily even in my driest areas.
To be fair, this is marketed as appropriate for dry to very dry skin, so if I were a tad bit drier I would probably give a higher review. Overall, I think it's okay, but a better choice for those at the really dry end of the spectrum who are not sensitive to fragrance.
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Im a big fan of cleansing oils and creams but for some reason this one just doesn't do it for me. First off, I really dislike the smell. It has this nasty, synthetic floral scent that smells like scented trash bags. But more importantly is the formula. It manages to somehow make my skin feel greasy and yet dry it out at the same time. Since Ive started using this my t-zone has been super flaky and yet I am also continuously breaking out on my chin. I just don't know. I wish this worked for me since it is such a reasonable price for a cleansing oil but it just has not made the cut :(
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I have very dry skin all year round, and I've found that I need to take off my makeup in steps. First, most of the eye stuff with micellar water, and then a massage the rest of my face with this. Three pumps on dry hands, applied to dry face, and everything comes off. Of course, my face still feels oily, so I scrub gently with a washcloth, and follow up with a heavy cream for night. I only use this at night. I've been using it as my primary makeup remover for about a month, and by now if it's not dried out my skin terribly, it's probably not going to.
I'd like to try MAC's cleansing oil, but this one works so well that I don't really need to. When I run out I'll definitely repurchase.
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I use this twice a day. In the morning I put it on as soon as I get in the shower, and don't rinse it off until I'm ready to get out. Makes my face nice and soft and moisturized and ready for all my products. At night I use it with my Olay battery operate scrub brush. Really, really good for 'older' skin that's dry and prone to flakiness. I am acne prone, and this does not break me out at all. No odor to it, so I like that too. I've probably used it for 4 years now and have to order it from Amazon.com as it seems CVS no longer carries it. Target might, but I haven't checked there in a while.
I like this cleanser OK. I never wear waterproof mascaras, but I have found that this cleanser won't always remove my mascara. Because I normally use makeup removing wipes, though, that's not a huge issue. When I use this my skin feels soft and clean. I dislike the scent once it's on my face. It smells fine out of the bottle, but when I start to rinse it off it has a weird scent. It's not a particularly strong scent, though, and this cleanser smells like other Lumene products I have tried.
To use I add one pump of product to my hand and rub that into my skin, and if I'm too lazy to use a makeup removing wipe I will add extra to my eyes to remove mascara. I massage it into the skin and rinse with warm water followed by another, gentle cleanser to ensure all the oil is off my skin. While rinsing it takes on a milky texture, which it's supposed to. The extra cleansing step isn't necessary at all as my skin feels clean if I just rinse the oil off and dry my skin, but I'm a little weird about washing my face.
Love this. It removes *everything* and leaves my skin nice and soft. I experience no irritation and it doesn't leave my eyes filmy, like using straight jojoba or olive oil. Plus, you can emulsify it to rinse it off. I've been using it for years and haven't used any other cleanser in that time-- just sometimes I'll use a washcloth after to exfoliate gently. It's a nice feeling to have clean skin without that stripped, dry feeling. I hate the bottle, so I decant it into a glass liquid soap dispenser. Skin is dryish, and in winter is horribly dry.
This is one of the only emulsifying oil cleansers available at drugstores and it is definitely an awesome find. This is a fantastic oil cleanser that does exactly what oil cleansers should do--it efficiently removes my makeup completely (I wear sunscreen, waterproof mascara and waterproof liner, among other things) and rinses away easily. I have used a number of different higher-end oil cleansers (DHC, Shiseido, Origins, Lunasol) and this one performs just as well if not better as all of them. I always follow up with a mild cleanser, usually Philosophy Purity Made Simple to get rid of any residue, which I think is necessary with the vast majority of oil cleansers. I find that this one removes makeup completely, doesn't break me out one bit and isn't too stripping/drying. Best of all, it works this well and is at least half the price as most other oll cleansers on the market. Very impressed, will definitely repurchase.
I usually see it at CVS, for around $11 but there are sales so watch out for those. Bottle is a semi-transparent pink, making it easy to tell how much product remains. Pump mechanism, I usually use 2-3 pumps.
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I had been wanting to try an oil cleanser for a while, ever since sampling DHC's. Lumene had lots of good reviews here (note to self- look at the bad reviews first!) and on Beautypedia. I started using it just after I started using Alpha-Hydrox cream and my normally clear skin began to break out in small pimples and just looked irritated in general. I suspected the Lumene and stopped right away. Fast forward 3 days, pimples are healing, still using the Alpha-Hydrox.
The Lumene made my eyes blurry and stinging, it smells like cheap perfume, and I had to use Purity after because my skin felt really greasy. Clinique TTDO balm is much better at removing makeup and rinses much cleaner. Doesn't smell , either. Maybe I can use the Lumene to shave my legs...
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After using this cleanser for about 2 months.. I can tell you this is my HG cleanser. I use it at night... I put two pumps on my wet hands and smooth it over my face....... after my face does not feel dry nor do i feel that I need to moisturize right after. I usually remove my makeup with a babywipe then cleanse my face and my face feels clean. Sometimes I use witchhazle as a toner and usually the cotton pad is not all grimy or gross. This cleanser also does not irriatate my dermatitis under my eyes that I suffer from. I hope they never discontinue this product


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This recipe is a new spin on Caesar salad; add grilled chicken for a simple lunch
- 1 cos or Romaine lettuce, roughly torn
- 100g (4oz) sourdough or ciabatta bread, cut into small cubes
- 1½tbsp olive oil
- 1½tbsp Gruyère cheese, finely grated, plus extra to garnish
- 1tsp wholegrain mustard
- 1tsp Dijon mustard
- 3tbsp olive oil
- 1½tbsp lemon juice
- ½tsp honey
- 1 small garlic clove, finely grated
To make the croutons, heat the oven to 190C, 170C fan, 375F, gas 5. Toss the bread in a bowl with the oil, then coat with the Gruyère and mix well. Place on a baking sheet in a single layer and cook for 10 minutes, until crisp and golden.
To make the dressing, place all the ingredients in a bowl, and mix well with a small whisk. To serve, toss the leaves in the dressing and add the croutons, then sprinkle with a little extra Gruyère.
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CHENNAI: The Chennai corporation kicked off its intensified pulse polio campaign on Sunday. The civic body plans to cover all children under five in the city. It aims to vaccinate around five lakh children in a week.
From Monday, nurses along with students of corporation schools and college students will go from door to door to make sure all children are vaccinated.
"This is when student volunteers will be of most help. We will have to cover high-rise apartments and check from house to house to see that all the children have been administered the vaccine," said G Sheela, a zonal medical officer, at the Saidapet immunization post.
The students were enthusiastic about taking part in the drive even though it was a Sunday. "I feel like I'm doing something productive. I have also learnt a lot from the training for the campaign," said K Dhanasekhar, a Class 11 student of a corporation school in Saidapet.
The corporation said it intended to cover 90% of all the children in the city on the first day of the drive. "We will give priority to construction labourers as they have migrated from other places," said a doctor taking part in the vaccination drive in Teynampet.
"We are working hard to make sure polio is eradicated," said Sheela.
India in 2011 recorded a full year without new polio cases and the World Health Organisation will declare the country polio-free if it maintains the record for three successive years.
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We just moved to central Indiana and I found this bush in my yard. It was a small white flower before it changed to fruit. I have no idea what this is, help please!!! |
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Pokeweed. Poisonous. |
Ewww ok thanks! |
Get rid of it. But know that you may have quite a bit of work to dig it out. Also watch for seedlings, then remove them as soon as you see them. |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Sun, Aug 4, 13 at 9:52
People do eat it.... If you remember the song Polk salad Annie that is the plant it is referring to. Some people call it poke sallet. It is poisonous though if cooked improperly. The young shoots are boiled with a few water changes to get rid of the (I think) oxalic acid. I have had it..is not bad at all. I know the berries are used to make pies though have never had that and I don't know how they are prepared to deal with the toxic acid. The chickens sure like the berries and it does not hurt birds at all but there are many things that would harm us that are harmless to birds. |
Best not to eat it. Not oxalic acid, but 3 other types of toxins that aren't completely removed by cooking/changing the water. Why risk it? I'd remove it from the yard, esp. if you have young children. We have it growing wild out back, DH tries to keep up with it but my kids know not to even taste anything unless they check with me first. |
Here is a link that might be useful: AL Cooperative Ext article
So do I take it out next spring or do I try to tackle it now? |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Sun, Aug 4, 13 at 11:18
It isn't tough to kill....cut it off at ground level and hit the open broken top with roundup and it is done. |
It's easy to kill and not a very invasive plant. Just pull it up and if it sprouts again, pull it up again. I have a little growing in the mulch near my blueberries I need to pull up. Don't be too afraid of it. When I lived in AR, people around there knew how to prepare it and would hunt it up to eat it. They liked their poke greens. |
- Posted by cousinfloyd NC 7 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 4, 13 at 23:23
I know dozens of country people that have eaten poke (the greens and young shoots) for decades, probably generations. I and my family only just started eating it this spring. I followed the standard cooking precautions, but a lot of people I know that have eaten it for decades don't (with no ill effects.) In fact, I haven't been able to find and no one has ever been able to point me to a single incident of someone suffering any negative health effects from poke anything remotely like it's traditionally eaten. It's one of the easiest, nicest greens for early in the season before most cultivated cooking greens are ready. Regarding the toxic scares, lots of conventional plants are toxic if not eaten or prepared right: tomato leaves are poisonous; Irish potatoes develop poisons as they turn green; most purchased grain products contain mycotoxins at levels deemed acceptable; most health officials highly advise against consuming milk or other dairy without heat treatment; poultry is extremely risky if not cooked properly; wasn't it just discovered that most American rice contains arsenic? I read another story recently about traces of lead in hot sauces. Alcohol is a toxin, right? I bet most foods contain trace substances that are "poisonous" but will never have any poisonous effect prepared the way people normally prepare them and eaten in the kind of quantities people eat them in. If you're going to eat it, learn those basic details, just like you would with any other food that's new to you. Of course, there are plenty of risks with supermarket food, too. Cyclospora is the latest headline cause of hospitalizations from conventional food. Furthermore it's not as if the conventional American food system is feeding a population that's generally a picture of health. To the question why "risk" eating poke, I say given a choice why "risk" eating supermarket food (and why burn fossil fuels growing and transporting food from Mexico to replace the poke already volunteering in your backyard, and why foster a system that runs on immigrant underclasses when you could simply take care of yourself, and why enslave yourself further/longer to the office job to buy food you could otherwise harvest for free, and you're probably not eating nearly the share of greens that would be healthiest for you anyway, especially coming out of a long Midwestern winter when fresh poke emerges...) Of course, poke grows wild and is sometimes going to come up in places where it's a weed problem, but it's not a bad weed, not hard to control. I say learn how to prepare and enjoy it if you want to. Mow it or weed it or just leave it be if you don't want to eat it. But it's nothing more to be afraid of or categorize as "poisonous" than a volunteer tomato plant. |
Except that kids have died from eating as few as 10 raw poke berries, which are very attractive (and less toxic than the roots, shoots and leaves). I don't know of anyone who has died from eating tomato leaves, but kids aren't as tempted by leafy greens as berries. Your choice - I eat dandelion greens and wild violets, of course wild raspberries, blueberries, blackcaps and blackberries, wild strawberries, even tried elderberry (not worth it IMO, too much trouble to pick/sort and make into jelly, flavor is "acquired taste" I guess) but pokeweed I leave alone. Chokecherry too. |
- Posted by cousinfloyd 7 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 5, 13 at 12:04
I'd be curious to learn any details about any children that have actually died from eating poke berries. As a study on pokeberry toxicity done by the school of pharmacy at Southwestern State College quoted another source by way of introduction: "...compilers dealing with poisonous plants have often felt an obligation to carry a plant into newer literature even though uncertain of the original authority. This...may perpetuate error, and may appear to validate what was established on tenuous evidence." That particular study was conducted on mice and found that: "If human beings are equally sensitive (or resistant) to Poke berry poisoning as were the mice used, it would take about 45 pounds of fresh berries to kill an average adult male." In any case, poke isn't going to produce berries until it reaches what the OP called a "bush," and it's common enough that I wouldn't see any need to purposefully allow it grow in any given place even if I did want to eat it. |
- Posted by milehighgirl CO USDA 5B/Sunset 2B (My Page) on Mon, Aug 5, 13 at 13:25
ajsmama, When you say you leave chokecherry alone, do you mean the berries? I have grown up with chokecherry jam and IMHO it is the best jam I've had. We have had no ill effects from the berries in decades. |
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"its a glorious three hour finale I call A Tribute to all Nations but Mostly AMERICA!"
"Now approaching Tomorrowland's Space Mountain"
Buying Mickey lolipops! Those are sooo delicious! BTW When did they change the flavors? Blueberry was my favorite flavor!
Some imagination, huh?
In Epcot - Having a Pint of Boddingtons at the Rose & Crown!
(Even if it is servered slightly colder than it would be here!!)
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
Since my boys were very young when we our obsession with Disney.. Our traditions are linked to activities that were available to us when they were young. Of course, weve started new traditions but the following are consistently mandatory:
- Always plan for 2 Days at MK,1 day each for the other parks
- Ride the Train first, Barnstormer, Space Ranger Spin, Small World, Peter Pan, Triceratop spin
- Main street Cinnamon Roll on the way out of the park
- Crystal Palace, Hollywood and Vine, Cosmic Rays Star Lite Café, Playhouse Disney
- 1 Day at Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach
- Buy the same shirts to wear on the 2nd MK visit
- Resort Arcade
- Magic Express and Disney Transportation
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10/'07 :6 Days @ All Star Movies - Fantasia | MNSSHP
10/'06 :5 Days @ All Star Movies - Dalmations | MNSSHP
Chocolate covered marshmallows from The Scary Apothecary at the Studios. Yummy!
Our first ride is ALWAYS Pirates.
You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension - a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas.
Since its opening,we have had a tradition of eating at Earl of Sandwich at Downtown Disney Marketplace,at least once while there.Great sandwiches at a great price,$5.00 per sandwich.All sandwiches are unique to Earl's,cause I haven't found any of their sandwiches at any other establishment,and probably won't.
Park Hopper Dad!
after reading some of everyones traditions i remembered more of my family's. we always walk through Adventureland and ride Jungle Cruise first thing, then my dad and I will go on Splash Mt. We always see Indy bc it's my bro's fave and we used to try and reenact it when we were younger. I used to always get a stuffed animal but my collection grew too large and I grew up(sorta). My dad collected disney watches for a while so we'd always stop on Main Street and he would take a look. We would then just walk through the shops to the end seeing what was new and would buy it on the way out, that way we wouldn't have to carry it around all day. Also, once my brother and I were "old enough" to ride alone we would get to ride together w/o our parents which is something we still do.
"There's a great big beautiful tomorrow, shining at the end of everyday. There's a great big beautiful tomorrow, just a dream away!"
When I grow up I wanna be a Disney
.. Eat at Beaches & Cream!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
Not only are you a star when it comes to punctuation, you also used the word "eschew" in a forum posting! Respect.
My traditional birthday is always the same.....
Breakfast with Lilo & Stitch at the Polynesian (same Stitch T-shirt, Stitch ears and back pack every time).
Plenty of fun in MK, about 2.00pm take the resort launch to the Grand Floridian for a brief respite - afternoon tea at the Garden View Tea Rooms.
More fun in MK then a quick change into a Pooh T-shirt, Pooh ears and Pooh backpack for Birthday Tea at the Crystal Palace.
Suitably stuffed, we ride a few more attractions then watch the evening parade and wishes before returning to our Hotel - where there may be some cocktails....
It's absolutely the best way to spend a birthday!
Please visit my new DISNEY AUTOGRAPH website to check out my autograph collection!
Really Walt? Disneyland is MY land? Why would I want a silly little land when I can have the WORLD.
Our normal tradition is to stop and let the magic of us being at WDW sink in, and then we would do our shopping on main st. We broke tradition this time and rode the train to adventureland so we could get in line for splash mountain. We did shop around the park and had our goodies sent to package pick-up which is a fantastic service, but when we did finally make it to main st, it was while people were rushing to leave the park. Next time we will go back to tradition.
We have a lot of traditions...
We have to go to MK first...no matter what!
We always have to do EPCOT second and DHS 3rd
Ghirardelli's Ice Cream from DTD is a must.
We MUST eat dinner at Chef Mickey's one night.
Always watch Wishes the last night (which means we must end in the MK also)
Obnoxiously sing "A Pirate's Life for Me" on PotC
We must eat at one World Showcase pavillion
I think thats about it for now!
"It's kind of fun to do the impossible." - Walt Disney
"Adults are just grown up kids, anyway." -Walt Disney
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*My Visits*1988 - Polynesian Resort*1991- Port Orleans*1992- Port Orleans*1994- Wilderness Lodge*1995- Caribbean Beach*1997- Boardwalk*1998- Old Key West*1999- All- Star Movies*2000- Wilderness Lodge*2000- Caribbean Beach*2001- Wilderness Lodge*2001- Port Orleans Riverside*2001- Coronado Springs*2002 - Boardwalk*2003 - Contemporary*2003 - Caribbean Beach*2003 - All Star Sports & Music*2004- Grand Californian (DL)*2004 - Boardwalk*2005 - Boardwalk*2006 - Wilderness Lodge*2007- Boardwalk*2007 - Wilderness Lodge*2008 - Saratoga Springs*2009 - Off Site*2011 - Bay Lake Tower/Boardwalk Villas*February, 2012 - POFQ


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The latest commentary is out by Eric Sprott. He believes that many commentators have failed to recognize that silver has shifted from a industrial to a monetary play and hence the value could go much higher. He notes that most analysts have a target around $29.50 for 2011 and drop down near $20 in the next couple years but if silver has become more a monetary play these values may be way off.
He notes that for 2010 silver production was 951 million oz (including scrap), and 139 million for gold. This is a 9:1 ratio but the current ratio is 35:1 in valuation. He see's the gold/silver ratio continuing down to 15:1 as it has been for hundreds of years prior to the 70′s and also represents the ratio of gold/silver on earth. He also notes that for every $1 going into gold, $1 is going into silver, this can't continue with the above ratio's without dramatically affecting price. Also if you take out the 600 million oz of silver used for industrial and the 13 million oz of gold the ratio goes from 9:1 to 13:1 yet dollars are flowing equally into each metal.
Another ratio he shows is investories, 1.2 billion oz of silver to 2.2 billion oz of gold, a ratio of 1:2, OR $52 billion worth vs $3.3 Trillion, a ratio of 63:1. This would seem to indicate that a much higher price is in store at some point.
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New Jersey 3 (SO) (Recap)
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* Sean Courturier's previous career best for points in a game was- wait, really - two? Okay, well, he topped that last night and set the bar higher by scoring twice and grabbing two assists for a four point night.
* Tomas Tatar had an interesting night. He scored his fourth and fifth goals of the year, and made himself eligible to sing the Christmas song "All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth." Actually, he could sing "three front teeth," cause that's how many he lost.
* The Flyers haven't had many offensive outbursts like that, so I might as well mention that Scott Hartnell and Matt Read both had a goal and two assists themselves.
* Kari Ramo stopped 29 of 30 shots to help the Flames upset the Coyotes. It didn't hurt that they got some offense from their back-end — in Mark Giordano's first game back since Oct. 21st against the Kings he scored a goal and added an assist in 20 minutes of ice time. TJ Brodie also had one and one.
What Happened
I don't really care if you're not a fan of fighting, this is kind of a must-see punch. Brandon Prust saw his lil' homie Alex Galchenyuk get hit, and felt obligated to finally engage Cam Janssen, who had been trying to go him earlier in the shift. And boy-oh-boy, did "hoekster316" catch the highlight of their fight.
I'm told their feud goes back to their junior days (when, shockingly, Prust was still the better player).
Our own Thomas Drance compared the punch to this.
Oh, hockey also happened in that game. The Habs were trailing 3-2 in the final minute of the game when David Desharnais tipped one home to tie the game. He also scored in the shootout to help give the Habs the 4-3 win.
Best part of this whole game might have been Peter DeBoer putting out four forwards in the final minute of OT cause he's knows they're garbage in the shootout.
It's been awhile
Steve Downie scored for the Philadelphia Flyers, making it his first goal with organization since March 4th, 2008.
And in that same game, Sean Courturier made one awfully nice pass:
Great effort, Mike Ribiero
The Flames Lee Stempniak scored a short-handed goal on a 2-on-1, though the one was Mike Ribiero, so it was kind of a 2-on-there's-a-stickblade-on-the-ice-just-don't-hit-that.
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PK Subban and the Canadian Olympic team
Last night P.K. Subban turned the puck over, which meant we once against had to talk about "trust," and the Olympics. The buzz is that Canada is hesitant to take him to Sochi because he makes the odd defensive mistake. Here's the gaffe from last night:
First off, mistakes like the one above happen to every defensemen in hockey from time to time. If it feels like PK makes more mistakes, or Kris Letang does, or whoever, it's because talented players play more, and they have the puck more. Subban's defensive game is actually damn solid, and when he does make the odd error, he's got the unique skill to recover when others would be toasted. But that's not even the point.
The point is that P.K. Subban is a play-driver, and there's no point in a hockey game where you don't want the puck going the right direction. The point is that P.K. Subban can create offense other d-men are physically incapable of creating, which means that instead of the game being 2-2 late in the third (gasp, can we put him out there??), it's 3-1. The point is that the good so heavily outweighs the bad that when people try explain why he shouldn't be on the national team and Marc-Edouard Vlasic should be, it makes me curious about what their real motivation is.
Another thought I've had is that Canada wants Subban to know he's not a lock so he'll continue to work hard on his game, and they'll get the best P.K. they can possibly get. It wouldn't shock me if he was Canada's best defenseman in the tournament. The man loves the big stage, and I could see him thriving in that environment.
Other News
* As a husband, I'm letting Lundqvist in my front door? HAHAHA. Take your lingonberries and begone, you walking hair commercial.
Not sure about that, but I am sure that Florida's Barkov will not be playing for Finland in the tourney.
* Luongo to Lundqvist:
You sure about this @HLundqvist30 ???
— Strombone (@strombone1) December 4, 2013
"Am I sure about living in the perfect city for me for a tankload of money? Yes, yes I am."
Oh, and one other thing: his contract may be moveable after all – he's apparently getting 11M next year, which means he makes less money at the end of his deal. AKA when the Islanders (or whoever) want some "cap hit" to get above the floor in five years that doesn't cost "actual money," you could see them pursuing him. According to Renaud Lavoie The Journal de Montreal, here's what he's apparently looking at per year:
14-15: $11 million
* The curse of Taylor Swift: not a thing.
David Pollack of the Mercury News:
Turns out that before a 2009 concert, the Penguins presented her with a jersey with her name on it. Kennedy, Staal, Max Talbot and Alex Goligoski had their photo taken with Ms. Swift – and all four are no longer with the organization.
* Not saying, just saying: Stephen Weiss signed with Detroit through 2018 for $4.9 million per this summer. He's played 22 games to date, averaging 14:34 of ice time a night. …He has three points. Total.Since October 15th, he has one assist — that's over 16 games. Things are going…ruff for Mr. Weiss.
* And finally, if you like hockey, you're probably okay with a little roughhousing. Watch the GIFs in this comments section. They made my Wednesday night. Yes, I know this has nothing to do with hockey.


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The origins and developmental mechanisms of coronary arteries are incompletely understood. We show here by fate mapping, clonal analysis, and immunohistochemistry that endocardial cells generate the endothelium of coronary arteries. Dye tracking, live imaging, and tissue transplantation also revealed that ventricular endocardial cells are not terminally differentiated; instead, they are angiogenic and form coronary endothelial networks. Myocardial Vegf-a or endocardial Vegfr-2 deletion inhibited coronary angiogenesis and arterial formation by ventricular endocardial cells. In contrast, lineage and knockout studies showed that endocardial cells make a small contribution to the coronary veins, the formation of which is independent of myocardial-to-endocardial Vegf signaling. Thus, contrary to the current view of a common source for the coronary vessels, our findings indicate that the coronary arteries and veins have distinct origins and are formed by different mechanisms. This information may help develop better cell therapies for coronary artery disease.
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This cozy boy's bedroom features a custom-designed loft bed that doubles as a desk. Bold blue accents bring color to the crisp white space.
The vaulted ceiling kids' bedroom in the HGTV Green Home 2010 has a bunk bed made from industrial metal pipe railing and stairs. A cozy reading nook with a comfy orange chair is illuminated by paper-mache lamps.
The shared kids' bedroom features twin beds dressed in a gray-and-white pattern. The room features matching zebra rugs and a shelf filled with favorite books and music records.
A magical escape for pint-sized family members, the third-floor kids' bedroom at HGTV Green Home 2012 is designed to stand up to wear and tear. Twin beds fashioned from repurposed pieces of pine, poplar and plywood feature black and white headboards upholstered in durable acrylic fabric. Accounting for guests' every need, green quilts are folded at the edge of each bed, should evenings take a chilly turn.
The clients, 10-year-old twins, helped designer Alisha Gwen create the fun shape of this custom, blue velvet-clad headboard. In the space, the girls' favorite hues of blue and purple inspired the palette. Layered patterns and fun furnishings mix to form a tranquil bedroom with equal parts whimsy, function and style.
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A mod take on a feminine floral and an upholstered princess bed form a dreamy, tranquil haven for a young girl in the city. The reflective surfaces of nightstands and lamps brighten the soft space, and layered aqua bedding is luxurious and lovely.
A nook in a kid's room allows plenty of space for a custom built-in desk with open shelves above. A pair of vivid red chairs adds color to the bright white workstation.
Bunk beds, custom-crafted by MacKenzie Brothers, maximize floor space. Each bed features its own dedicated, nautical-style reading light.
A large doorless closet in a boys' bedroom has three rows of small cubes, in which different colored baskets are used to store books, toys and clothing. Two silver racks are attached inside the closet to hang clothing. The closet adds style and function to the room where the bold blue wallpaper with red accent features make the room fun and playful.
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I've been wing-shooting for 20 years now. Even with all that experience I don't consider myself to be all that good. At best I am an average shooter and on some days I still shoot like a rookie. So it was always a sore spot with me that despite many years in the dove field and hundreds of rounds put through my Mossberg, I had still never gotten a limit of birds. My best performance was a baker's dozen of 13 last year. This year I wanted desperately to finally make that milestone. But I also had another goal for the year. I wanted to bag a few birds with my dad's gun.
The gun my dad carried in the field (pictured above) was a J.C Higgins pump 12-gauge made by Sears and Roebuck. As the trained eye will notice it came with a factory-installed poly-choke and a ported barrel. I had always thought the gun a bit clunky though I have to admit it has the smoothest action I've ever come across. My dad chased rabbits with it for years, having bought it used in the late 1960s. When he passed away it ended up in the gun safe and sat there unused for the past decade.
This year I decided I would give it a chance in the dove field and if it could bring down a few birds it could stay. If not it was going up for sale. I dialed the choke to Improved Cylinder and decided I would try to get five before I put it down. My first shot of the day was a hit. My third shot and my fourth shots were too. What was even better is that all the birds were hitting the ground dead (last year I was plagued with cripples).
I quickly passed the five-bird mark and decided that I was shooting so well I would keep at it. Fast forward about two hours and I had my first ever limit on doves. This felt just as good as getting my first turkey and first deer. To do it with my dad's gun (and a gun I had written off as sub par) was extra special. The old poly-choke has earned a place in the gun safe and a place in my heart.


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We're a fan of fire, especially when it comes to DIY projects like a sun-powered grill, an incendiary bicycle, or what is still probably the best IKEA hack ever. But besides its culinary or propulsive properties, fire is really just a source of light, and we also love it when designers come up with new ways to provide this basic necessity.
San Francisco-based designer Hoang M Nguyen has created a lamp design that certainly holds a flame to other lighting designs we've featured. The fixture, LampFire, is a fun play off of a traditional camping silhouette. The design, which is inspired by the act of gathering around a fire to bond with friends, features a bare hanging bulb staged to set the scene of a single source campfire.
Since the bulb is the main attraction in this design, there's room for customization in which lightbulb you decide to use—we recommend the Plumen 001 (at far left, above).
The fiery red cord is bunched and knotted at the top of the lamp's gathered "sticks," making it easy to adjust the height of the bulb and change the light's focus by simply tying a new knot.
The entire concept piece isn't big enough to light an entire room, but it's a bit too large to rightly serve a desk or table space. It might make a better statement piece than functional fixture—which isn't a bad thing. Nevertheless, we're looking forward to hopefully seeing this lamp hit the market sometime in the future.
What do you think—what's the perfect space for a lamp like this?
Check out more of Nguyen's work on Coroflot.


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How to Be Like a Suave Vampire
How to be suave and vampire-like. Not for the goth, or Twilight obsessed.
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1Get fit. No one wants to date a smooth man who is fat. People can say, hey.. Body doesn't really matter. I say to that, come on buddy. You know you don't want to date a fat woman, and women don't want to date a fat man. People may not be as shallow to focus on 100% looks, but you know you didn't walk over to that guy at the end of the bar because you saw him and said, "Hey, he must have a great personality." and the guy hasn't said a word to you. You checked him out cause he has a cute smile, or nice abs, or biceps. It's the same for women from men, you like her hair, nice breasts/butt/etc.
2Learn to dance. Seduction, okay? Trust me, men who can dance are a step above men who cannot. And I do not mean the stupid two step at the club. Or even getting down to to the latest thrashing, I want you to go to a quality club that plays nice romantic numbers: No woman, No Cry by Bob Marley or some Marvin Gaye!
3Learn to dress well. Don't wear tight clothes unless you have the body, and don't wear clothing so loose that you vaguely remember a shape and look more like a T-Shaped clothes hanger.
4Learn how to carry yourself.
5Get a bit of worldly experience.
6If you're going to be suave, you have to carry yourself in a reserved manner. Hair, clothes, shoes, hygiene, it is all a large part of the seduction game. Don't be afraid of looking a little feminine, believe it or not, it's a huge turn on for a lot of women that normal men like YOU would love to get with.
We could really use your help!
sugar rockets?
pool tables?
grappling hooks?
muscle spasms?
- You will need money to pull this off, hairstyles (or cuts), manicures and nice accessories (clothing, cars [if you can drive], jewelry, etc) all cost money. Invest well to master your finances. You see the suave vampires in movies and they are usually financially set, or appear to be. Real world application requires you to be so in reality, otherwise your masquerade will be seen through quickly.
- This is just a short list to be updated. A lot of people want to be vampire-like.
- Do not try and bite anyone's neck. You'll kill them, get a disease and possibly die yourself.
Things You'll Need
- Clothes
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- Dance classes
- Modeling classes (To learn the walk)
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Pediatric: Safety tips for babysitters (part 3): keeping outdoor play areas safe
When the weather is nice or the children are rambunctious, you may spend some of your daytime babysitting outdoors. Outdoor play equipment—swings, seesaws, and slides—can be fun, but can be dangerous too. You'll need to keep a watchful eye on the little ones in your care.
Here are some tips on keeping outdoor play areas safe for children.
Children often do the unexpected on playground equipment. They are naturally curious and adventurous. Common hazardous behaviors include:
- Standing, rather than sitting, in a swing
- Climbing to the top of the swing set and sitting or swinging on it
- Jumping off or in front of swings, seesaws, or gliders
- Walking in front or in back of a moving swing
- Putting too much weight on a piece of equipment and toppling it
Hanging rings are particularly dangerous to small children. Their heads may be small enough to go through the ring, turning it into a noose.
Supervision Tips
All children should be supervised when playing on playground equipment. Take some time to look over the playground in advance, before you bring the children, so you can get familiar with the equipment, location, and potential situations you may encounter.
Here are some pointers for your next trip to the playground:
- Look for damaged equipment or fixtures that have hidden hazards (like a sandbox with broken glass).
- Make sure rails, walls, and fences are secure.
- Limit children to equipment that suits their age.
- Keep children a safe distance from one another.
- Make sure the slide is not in direct sunlight, especially if it's metal.
- Don't let them hang or swing upside down, or go headfirst down a slide. It will help reduce the risk of a head or neck injury.
- Keep your eyes on the children at all times. Falls and accidents can happen quickly. You may not be able to prevent one if you're distracted.
Explain the following hazards:
- Walking in front or in back of a swing
- Pushing other children off of the swing
- Swinging empty seats
- Twisting the swing chains
- Climbing up the front of the slide
You may encounter some resistance if their parents let them do things you won't. Explain that it's a temporary restriction while you're watching them.
You can also enlist the help of children. Talk to older children about certain safety rules and why they are important. Ask them to assist you in watching the younger ones. It will help them to understand these rules better. Let children know that any bad behavior, such as stunts or misuse of equipment, is unacceptable.
Last reviewedMarch 2013by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.


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Call us old-fashioned romantics, but we were obsessed with Jason Wu's Mobama-worthy ballgowns and cocktail dresses. (That and the plush pink carpet the models walked down at the show.) Even though he presented plenty of menswear-inspired cashmere coats and wool trousers, we couldn't look away from this show stopper. Click through for a couple of party frocks that would make the First Lady proud.
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text: After an unsuccessful afternoon in the hide, waiting for red deer, I was waiting for the darkness to come to leave unseen, when a hare popped out in the scene. By the color pattern and the short ears I could see it was a rare Italian hare, an endangered species. The sun had already set and the shutter speed was very long. Nevertheless, wanting a nice picture of it, I kept on following it through my 500 mm, waiting for a moment it would stay still and visible through the dry grass. Nothing. It would graze a bit there, then jump behind a juniper; then scratch. I took two frames, but they were blurred. In the meanwhile, it was getting very dark. I decided to try a different way. I lightly coughed and it stopped, looking at my direction, alarmed. I could then carefully frame the then barely visible hare through my glass and take some perfectly sharp pictures at 2 and even 4 seconds! They are so sharp while the animal was perfectly motionless: a stunning adaptation against predation. Slowly it relaxed again and kept on feeding. I took my stuff and crawled out of the hide into the opposite direction, to not scare it away.


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US refiners boost crude oil throughputs last week to their highest levels to date for the month of November, according to the latest data from the US Energy Information Administration.
Refinery inputs of crude oil were up by more than 100,000 b/d from the previous week to average nearly 15.6 million b/d overall for the week ending Nov. 22, the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR), released on Nov. 27.
This ushered operable refinery utilization in the US to 89.4% of total operable capacity, which is the highest rate so far for the month of November.
The jump in crude oil throughputs resulted from increased runs from refiners in the East Coast (PADD 1), Midwest (PADD 2), and Rocky Mountains (PADD 4), with throughputs edging lower for refiners at the Gulf Coast (PADD 3) and West Coast (PADD 5), according to EIA data.
Gasoline production in the US rose to just over 9.4 million b/d for last week, with distillate fuel production also up on the week to average about 5 million b/d, EIA said.


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Gov. Chris Christie Coming to Marion
MARION, IA (CBS2/FOX28) -- The event is scheduled as a campaign stop for Governor Branstad, but there will be whispers of a 2016 White House bid lingering because of the man coming with the Governor.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who most believe is considering running for President of the United States, is scheduled to stop in Marion with Governor Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds.
The trio will meet with patrons at MJ's Restaurant in Marion on Thursday afternoon. The stop comes before an evening event in Davenport.
Numerous polls show Christie as a leading contender if he chooses to run for the Republican nomination in 2016.


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Blizzard's post-mortem on Cataclysm dungeons and raids {WoW}
Mar 6th 2012 6:15AM The thing I don't see mentioned about heroics is that they were a pain if you use the LFD tool (which most people probably do). They were refreshingly fun and challenging if you ran them with people you knew, but absolute murder if you ran them with LFD idiots. As a healer though, I enjoyed having to use my whole toolbox on a 5 man boss (regen cd's and all). I guess most of the player base uses the LFD tool to run dungeons now, so Blizzard probably needs to tune content difficulty to that. The one thing about WOTLK heroics I liked was the length, but I sure don't miss the mindless faceroll.
Breakfast Topic: What place in Azeroth scares you? {WoW}
Jun 30th 2011 10:20PM Haven't seen anybody mention it, so maybe I'm a wuss, but... Stratholme. You go in, the door is locked behind you, and there are MASSES of undead milling about...
Addon Spotlight: Cast bars evolve with Gnosis {WoW}
Mar 24th 2011 3:52PM I get a lot mileage out of an addon called Need To Know. You've probably mentioned it somewhere at some point already, but I thought it was worth mentioning again because of it's ease of use.
WoW Insider's Cataclysm Launch Giveaway: GeForce GTX 470 graphics card {WoW}
Dec 8th 2010 7:42AM /drool. If you guys don't want it, I'll take it!
Raid Rx: Is that DPS gear or healing gear? {WoW}
Aug 6th 2010 9:45AM Why try and gear Mp5 so you have to Divine Plea less? You limit yourself by bypassing crit to get Mp5 on gear. Haste/Mp5 gear limits you to HL spam style, Crit/Mp5 gear limits you to FoL spam (basically. It's a little more complicated that that obviously). Holy Pallys benefit most from crit/haste/sp gear (which is not found on a lot of plate). With that itemization, you can pretty much use both HL spam and FoL spam styles without having to swap gear. You just have to learn when to DP to keep your mana up.
The Light and How to Swing It: Gearing a new holy paladin at 80, part 2 {WoW}
May 24th 2010 4:08PM I think it would be remiss to not mention Merlin's Robe. It's better itemized for HL spammers than the Ensorcelled Nerubian Breastplate. It's cloth, but I'm not planning on tanking with it. And sorry, but I don't know how to link stuff.


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Half-truths, Legends, and Lies
A History of the Koronus Expanse is now available |
Rogue Trader | Published 26 October 2009 |
Deep within the generatorium-crypts below Footfall's void shield projectors, two hooded figures meet in the steam-filled tunnels.
"You'll be sure not to let on where you got this?" one figure says, as he glances fugitively from side to side. "If my masters learn what I..."
"Your masters are far away, my friend," the other responds. "Give them to me."
The first hands over a data slate, and several sheafs of parchment. "I copied these, they were submitted with the report."
"Good, good," the individual replies, already reading the hurried scrawl. "Now go, and enjoy your reward."
The first turns and flees down the passage. The other is so engrossed in the information contained on the data-slate, he does not notice him leave. Nor does he notice the single las-shot that echoes down the passageway a minute later.
Finally, he tucks away the data-slate and parchment, and smiles. Master Winterscale will be pleased...
Hello, Rogue Trader fans!
The history of the Imperium is full of half-truths, legends, and lies. Delving into the truth of matters is often difficult, and sometimes impossible. However, after much effort we have unearthed some of the secrets of the Koronus Expanse, a history of deeds and events both grand and nefarious. Now it falls on you to sort the facts from the fantasy.
Download it here, or on the support page.
A History of the Koronus Expanse, high-res (pdf, 30mb)
A History of the Koronus Expanse, web-quality (pdf, 1.6mb)
Rogue Trader is a roleplaying game set in dark gothic far future of Games Workshop's Warhammer 40,000 universe. Players take on the roles of explorers aboard a Rogue Trader's ship, searching for profit and adventure while discovering new alien cultures and threats in the uncharted regions of space.
I feel somewhat late to the party, but I finally got my copy of Rogue Trader =D Danke schon for the background information. It can only improve the quality of my first campaign.
I really love the way you publish those materials - web quality and high print quality! Just awesome!
Thank you!
I can say only one thing - cool stuff!
There were some moans about the souirce background being quite bare in the forums. I think this fill out the fluff quite nicely giving the expanse a bit more character and GM better ideas of how to fill the place out. Shame it could not have been included in the book
Jawesome! I can't wait to get my greedy fingers on my copy of "Rogue Trader", assemble a group, and let them run after those hooks!
Ooh... I believe they call these "adventure hooks". Thanks much! :D
Fantasy Flight Games, you're really awesome!! Thank you so much for always working so hard on all these freebies!!
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Good stuff, thank you.
Excellent. Thank you for releasing another component of fluff to fill out this area's excitement
What a fantastic free give away! I have been so excited about this game since getting my core rulebook and am even more so now!!!


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