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IntroductionThe Rhem series of games is all about puzzles. There isn't any great eye candy waiting around the corner. There is no story line to move forward. It is just one large collection of devious brain twisters.So there is little point in a walk through. It would be like working a crossword puzzle with the solution displayed right next to it. However, it is possible to miss a small detail or not quite understand what a clue is trying to tell you. So a gentle hint or two can be a life saver when you get stuck. That is what this hint-through is all about – getting you back on path while revealing as little as possible.Note that this is a difficult game and is intended for advanced players. I assume that you have already explored every place available to you. I assume that if you find a paper taped to the wall with a five digit number on it that you know enough to make note of it. I assume that if you are truly stuck, then you are familiar enough with the area that I won't need a lot of pictures, a simple description will do.The puzzle hints are not presented in any special order. You should not just scroll down thinking that the puzzles are ordered like a walkthrough. You should first read the General Hints section. That might be enough to get you back on track.After the General Hints is a list of all the major puzzles and their dependencies. Many of the puzzles found early in the game cannot be solved without clues or items found much later. This list will show you just what you should be able to solve depending on where you are in the game.After the Puzzle Dependency List there are some maps with the different puzzles lettered. Simply find the link below the map to the puzzle is which has you stuck and jump there.At the puzzle link you will find a series of gentle hints beginning with things which are easy to miss (M). No solutions are actually given, but the hints will progress to the point where they will explain how to solve the puzzle on your own. So even using these hints you will still get the satisfaction of having beaten the game yourself.I would suggest adjusting your browser so that you can see only one hint at a time. That way you can still figure it out on your own without everything being explained to you.General Hints
Puzzle Dependency ListEven though there are many puzzles you can work on at any given time, most of the puzzles are layered and most of them require you to have solved other puzzles first. Otherwise you won't have the critical clue or object.Below is a list of all of the major puzzles in the order in which they are solvable and with all of their dependent puzzles under them. It is assumed that you have explored every place which is accessible.Should you get stuck as to what to do next, check with this list to see what should be available.
1. Entrance and Hall of 6 Doors.2. Black Crystal Room. • Power Room 1. Button Puzzle in Kales' Bedroom3. Bell Tower (Fragment #1) (Self contained - can be solved as soon as you get to it and is not needed by other major puzzles) • Entrance to Bell Tower Area. • Activation Switch in Bell Tower 1. Toy Wagon Puzzle. • Set the Bell Tower Medley. 1. Access the Vinyl Record. • Access the Record Player.4. Sun Hall (Fragment #9) (Self contained - can be solved as soon as you get to it and is not needed by other major puzzles)5. Mound Garden off of Hall of 9 Doors ( Self contained - can be solved as soon as you get to it. Yields item needed in West Area)6. Circular Tram (Solvable as soon as you can get to it.) • Central Hub door codes. 1. Activating the Tram. 2. Cabinet in Kales' bedroom.7. West Area Silo puzzle (Red Ball)8. West Area Northern locked Door (Fragment #6)9. West Area Southern locked Door. (Fragment #3) • Full access to North Area • Mound Garden10. North Area Six Sets of Six Buttons • Locked door next to statues11. North Area Three-Handed Clock (Fragment #5) • Locked door next to statues • Red Ball from West Area Silo1. Locked door across from statues12. North Area Alarm Clock• Locked door next to statues• Red Ball from West Area Silo 1. Locked door across from statues13. North Area Color Puzzle • Locked door next to statues • Red Ball from West Area Silo 1. Locked door across from statues14. East Area Six Digit Puzzle (Fragment #8) • North Area Color Puzzle15. East Area Squares Puzzle • Full access to North Area16. Entrance to Gallery • Central Hub Door Codes 1. Activate the Tram17. Candle Puzzle (Fragment #7) • North Area six sets of six buttons puzzle • Door 6 of 918. Portraits Puzzle (Fragment #4) • North Area Alarm Clock Puzzle • Door 7 of 919. Door 4 of 9 (Fragment #2)• Metal Piece #4 (from Thatched Hut)1. Metal pieces 1, 2 and 3 • Cabinet settings east of Portraits Puzzle 1. Open cabinet. • East Areas Squares Puzzle20. Door 5 of 6 • You need all nine of the Golden Fragments to open the door to the round building.
Hall of 6 Doors
Door 1 of 6
Door 2 of 6
Door 3 of 6
Door 4 of 6
Door 5 of 6
Door 6 of 6
Flower Courtyard
Thatched Hut
Kales' Studio
Power Room
Black Crystal Room
Rotating Bridge
Bell Tower Entrance
Bell Tower Area
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Toy Wagon
Vinyl Record
Programming the Bell Tower
Sun Hall
Activating the Tram
Unlocking the four doors of the Tram Hub
Western Area – Silo Puzzle
Western Area – Northern Locked Door
Northern Area – Locked Door by Statues
Northern Area Six Sets of Six Buttons
Northern Area – Locked Door across from Statues
Northern Area – Three-Handed Clock
Northern Area – Alarm Clock
Northern Area – Color Puzzle
Eastern Area – Six Digit Puzzle
Eastern Area – Squares Puzzle
Mound Garden
Information Hut
Hall of 9 Doors
Door 1 of 9
Door 2 of 9
Door 3 of 9
Door 4 of 9
Door 5 of 9
Door 6 of 9
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Getting Inside the Heads of Students With Asperger Syndrome
Understanding what's going on inside a student's head is gold for a teacher. I can help you see from the perspective of a child with Asperger Syndrome or "AS." I have AS and so does my son, Drew.
Early in elementary school, I dutifully passed my spelling test to another student. The teacher called out the answers and each student graded his neighbor's paper. When I got my test back, the little girl next to me had drawn a line across a "u" to make it an "a" so she could mark an answer wrong.
I was stunned. How could anyone do that? Would the teacher believe me if I told her? I sat frozen in my seat and said nothing.
I understand now that this was one of the ways Asperger Syndrome can affect children. They can be overwhelmed by emotional situations. Some become agitated. I froze. It took me years to overcome that reaction.
More and more progressive school systems have programs to help teachers understand students with Asperger Syndrome and other Autism Spectrum Disorders. Others are leaving teachers to learn on their own. Mainstream classroom teachers are seeing more students with AS than other forms of autism, because kids with AS tend to have normal to superior intelligence and be placed with typical peers. They often emerge as some of the brightest kids in a class, coming up with innovative solutions others don't see.
But the atypical way Asperger-influenced brains work can cause teachers to misinterpret a child's intent. Long before his AS diagnosis at age 14, Drew demonstrated an exceptional memory in schoolwork. He'd learn his assigned lessons and more, but when the teacher called on him, he'd try to tell everything he knew. He was especially animated when he got to talk about one of his special interests, Greek mythology. Sometimes he'd blurt out an answer without being called on.
It was easy to assume that he was being willfully disrespectful, but such Asperger-generated impulses are very hard to control. People with AS often have to work to learn social skills that others pick up by observing. It can be like everyone else is speaking in secret code. You hear and think you understand, but people are upset by your attempts to respond. So you get scolded by teachers and teased or ignored by classmates. When you try to make conversation, you drive away potential friends by lecturing when you should be listening. You're desperately using the only tools you know.
My wife and I started producing videos about Asperger Syndrome after Drew was diagnosed. We found his school situation improved dramatically when teachers and classmates were shown how Asperger Syndrome affected Drew and others.
Asperger Syndrome offers a smorgasbord of symptoms in different combinations too numerous to list in detail here. It's helpful to meet with a student's parents, learn how AS affects that student, and use what you learn to work out your strategies.
"Drew's teachers effectively used a strategy I call "teaching forward." You identify a challenging behavior and have the student practice replacing it with a desired behavior. Get the student's parents in on the practice. Drew didn't react well to having his behaviors corrected and criticized in class. It could make him tune out, and repeat the mistake later. But having Drew think about a desired behavior and practice it ahead of time made it more likely he could remember in class. A teacher and student also can work out private cues to correct a behavior without interrupting the class. If a student's answer is too long, you can walk over and stand in front of his desk, signaling him to stop talking.
Often special instruction outside of class is helpful. Just about every student with AS will benefit from some form of social skills training that helps him "rewire" his brain.
As you can imagine, if students with Asperger Syndrome don't learn to manage challenging tendencies in school, after graduation they have tremendous difficulty finding and keeping a job and maintaining relationships.
Teachers are in a unique position to help them break through the wall that hides their talent and potential. Thanks in no small part to great teachers, Drew has graduated from college, is working, owns his own condo, and has a circle of friends.
I wasn't diagnosed until 2009. My teachers never knew I had Asperger Syndrome. But they believed in me and helped me overcome my Asperger tendencies, even without a label. I've had a great career in broadcasting and public relations and now run my own business with a wife I adore. We have two terrific adult children.
Drew recently observed to his mom, "Teachers were the best thing about school." They made the effort to see things as he saw them. If you do the same, you could be the teacher who gives a student with Asperger Syndrome what he absolutely needs to succeed.
Six Asperger Tips for Teachers
- Discover the strengths of a student with Asperger Syndrome and incorporate them into his class work as motivation. If he loves astronomy, you could give him a math project about the distances between planets. A student with a special interest in geography might be allowed to teach part of a lesson that involves geography.
- Take active steps to prevent bullying. Students with Asperger Syndrome tend to be easy targets and are frequently teased or harassed.
- Offer clear instructions and assignments and check periodically to ensure a student with Asperger Syndrome understands them. Students with AS tend to take things literally, have difficulty with implied meanings, and have difficulty asking for help.
- Establish a safe place and a safe person (such as a counselor) that a student can seek out to calm himself if he gets overwrought.
- Accommodate a student's sensitivities. Some people with Asperger Syndrome are hyper-sensitive to touch or bright lights or loud noises. Take this into account in classroom seating and activities.
- Help your student transition to the outside world. In everything you do, keep in mind how it will help him succeed on his own after graduation.
- "The Tough Questions"
In this video, a boy with Asperger's interviews his mother about the challenges—and joys—of raising him.
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Chicago Public Schools have 600,000 seats and only 400,000 kids, underscoring the need to "consolidate" under-utilized schools that should been closed over the last decade, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Wednesday.
Thirty-two aldermen from across the city have introduced a resolution demanding that Emanuel's handpicked school team come clean about what aldermen fear is a secret plan to close more than 100 under-utilized schools to help to pay for the newly-ratified teachers' contract.
During a meeting with the Chicago Sun-Times Editorial Board, Emanuel insisted that he doesn't know yet how many schools would be on the hit-list.
But, the mayor made no bones about it: After taking "a step back" from the last crisis — the seven-day strike by Chicago teachers — he plans to confront a controversy Chicago has avoided for a decade, when the population declined and shifted while school closings slowed to a trickle.
"I don't have the whole list for you. I don't know the number. We know we have to do it. But, I want to do it in a way that engages the community to have a discussion about a plan. … You have to do it in a way that engages people," Emanuel said.
"I consider it consolidating. …We have 600,000 seats, 400,000 children. So, we have to deal with it. And we have to do it in a respectful way. … We have to deal with … the fact that, over the years, what could have been done over a decade … was not done. It was all postponed."
Pressed to describe how he plans to engage the community, Emanuel said, "We're working through a number of areas. I had some meetings with some individual ministers yesterday."
In the past, parents and the aldermen who represent them have raised the roof about school closings that endanger students by requiring them to travel further to school, sometimes across rival gang turf.
The mayor did not minimize the political blood-letting that lies ahead. In fact, he went so far as to correct a Sun-Times Editorial Board member who said parents would be persuaded by the argument that it's inefficient to keep half-empty schools open.
"You're making an assumption. Since I'm a little out more than you in the community, let me make this one difference if I can. You think they're persuaded by the argument that it's financially [inefficient]. I'm not sure they are, and I would probably bet against it," Emanuel said.
"They think that's my problem — not theirs. That's a convenient school. That's where they went or they know somebody. And that's where they want to send their kids. So, engaging wider interests in the community — both religious and others in the process of thinking through a plan — not just [for] that school, but or the community, is the approach that's being thought through."
Also on Wednesday, Emanuel said he hopes to "figure out a working relationship" with Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis "so we can make progress on a host of issues and challenges more from a cooperative" foundation.
But, he made no apologies for the heavy-handed tactics that, teachers contend, set the stage for the strike.
Not only did the mayor raise the strike threshold to a level he thought Lewis would never be able to achieve. He allegedly threw a four-letter word at her, canceled a previously negotiated 4 percent pay raise and used cash bounties to entice local schools to immediately implement his longer school day.
"I disagree with your characterization. And I am proud that we got a longer school day. And I don't have the luxury to sometimes bemoan a problem. I've got to go solve it. And I've thrown my political weight to get it done and I think our kids are gonna be better off," the mayor said.
"We went through two contract asking for the same hour and fifteen minutes and never got it."
The mayor's sketchy plan to engage the broader community on the volatile issue of school closings should come as welcome news to aldermen who co-signed the resolution demanding City Council hearings.
"The biggest concern is that the board will just hand down a list of closures and expect everybody to go along with it. That's what they've done in the past," Ald. Ricardo Munoz (22nd) said last week.


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OMFG that's so F$%^king awesome, awesome, just pure awesomesauce, just can't wait to play sc2 for real and ditch wow.
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Hopefully when the next round of invites go out I can play you. Or other members of tankspot.
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I love how the metagame shifted every few hours on day one. And now it seems to be shifting a bit each day still. This is definitely the most interesting time to be playing in my opinion.
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It's a murder that has had police stumped for decades: Who killed 17-year-old SUNY Cobleskill student Kathleen Kolodziej. Now as YNN's Maria Valvanis explains, police are hoping you might be the one able to help warm up a very cold case.
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, N.Y. -- "We want him to know, until we have gone, we're still wondering where he is and we have not given up on him."
Schoharie County Sheriff Anthony Desmond re-traces steps he made 38 years ago. The day Kathleen Kolodziej's body was discovered in the Town of Richmondville, off of MacDonald and Cross Hill roads, on this stone wall, 26 days after she had been reported missing.
"At that time, it became a homicide investigation and it has been a homicide investigation, unsolved since that day," said Desmond.
"Three weeks ago, troopers installed this billboard and since then, we've received several calls from the local community," said State Police Senior Investigator John Williams.
And police hope a $2,500 reward will attract even more calls. Kolodziej was last seen leaving this building, which used to be the Vault Bar and Grill, on November 2nd, 1974.
"Around 1:30, she left the bar, crossed Main Street and that was the last she was seen alive. At this point, again, we are looking for anyone who was at The Vault, or spoke to anyone at The Vault that evening to come forward to help with our investigation," said Williams.
Kolodziej was a freshman at SUNY Cobleskill. She had only been away from her Long Island home 60 days before she was killed.
Police say Kolodziej was stabbed multiple times before being placed on the stone wall. They believe because of the nature and location of the crime, her killer knew both her and the area.
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The Grand Sablon - not the Grand Place - is chocolate central in Brussels. In addition to Marcolini are Leonidas, Neuhaus, Godiva, Wittamer (the only true old-school Belgian chocolatier left on the Sablon), and Patrick Roger from Paris. Just off the Sablon are Pure and Alex & Alex and down the hill is Chocopolis.
If you are interested in chocolate the Sablon is the place to go. The Grand Place, except for the original Godiva store, is mostly tourist junk chocolate - cheap and cheerful where Guylian is at or near the top of the heap.
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(1) Idea. Pit mats come in handy at the races. They make your pit look more defined. They cushion your knees when you kneel down to work on your bike. They give you a clean, dry place to set your parts and tools on. Every factory team uses pit mats. However, there is an environmental move afoot to have pit mats made out of an absorbent material on top and rubber on the bottom to ensure that no oil or gasoline can leach into the ground under your bike. Not surprising, the typical rubber pit mat does not trap or contain chemicals or fluids. It takes a special type of pit mat, which is what Pro Circuit offers.
(2) Features. Pro Circuit's pit rug is adorned with Pro Circuit logos embroidered into the plush carpet (1/10-inch pile). Although most racing organizations only require the minimal bike footprint, at 3-1/2-foot by 7-1/2-foot the waterproof Pro Circuit rug is upsized for more working room. As an added touch, the carpet is fire-resistant.
(3) Rules. Every FIM-sanctioned race, including motocross, speedway, World Enduro, ISDE and ice racing, demands an environmentally safe pit mat. Supercross does not, but only because the riders do not pit on dirt. A legal pit mat must be composed of an absorbent fiber part and an impermeable rubber base. The mat must be able to absorb at least 1 quart of fuel or oil and be at least 5mm thick. This pit rug does very little to save the environment, but it is required by many race organizations and government environmental organizations ? so you have to use it when you race where they are required.
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Born in 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, Martin Luther King, Jr. quickly moved on with his education, graduating from Booker T. Washington High School, and eventually graduating from Boston University. From there he went right on to civil rights. He joined the bus boycott after Rosa Parks was arrested on December 5, 1955.
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My maine coon went crazy for the free sample that came with my last order of his canned food - couldn't get enough, so I took advantage of the percentage off coupon that came with it and ordered several packs. But when it came he wasn't interested and would only eat a little or none. The reason became clear when he threw up and I found undigested pieces of the venison jerky there.I think this would be healthy for dogs but cat owners beware. Big waste of money. I'm giving the jerky to a dog owner friend.
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Michelle Basch, wtop.com
WASHINGTON - The Wizards are off to their worst start ever, but there is a bright side for fans who want to see them in action.
Tickets to some upcoming games are selling on StubHub for as little as a dollar and change.
Ticket prices on Tuesday for the Nov. 28 game against the Portland Trailblazers start at just $1.75, and tickets for the Dec. 18 game against the Atlanta Hawks start at $2.
Outside the Verizon Center, several fans were surprised by the low prices.
"That's really, really super cheap," says Holly Shick.
With tickets at those rates, even non-believers say they would be tempted to catch a game.
"Sure, why not. It's a bus ride- $1.60 is a bus ride nowadays," says Kila Taylor, who describes herself as a die-hard Redskins fan.
But not everyone is convinced.
"I would go if my team was in town, but otherwise (I'm) probably not that interested," says Kim Nielsen, a Chicago Bulls fan.
Colin Spodek says he isn't likely to check out a game either.
"Not unless they were playing a quality opponent," he says.
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