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Forever Lost: Episode 2: Walkthrough
Forever Lost: Episode 2
By: Glitch Games
Click here for the walkthrough for Forever Lost: Episode 1!
This is a walkthrough guide for anyone who needs help, hints, or cheats with Forever Lost Episode 2.
Chapter 3:
You can watch this video walkthrough for chapter 3 or follow the step-by-step walkthrough below it:
1. You start off where the first episode ended, at a big opening. Tap the doorway to the left to see a staircase and head down.
2. Tap the bed and when it asks you if you want to sleep, tap "yes."
3. When you wake up, you'll hear a phone ringing. Tap it and enable the lights by dialing "1#".
4. Tap the table and pick up the half of a business card. Also open the book and take the puzzle piece.
5. Tap on the bed to get a clue. Take a photo of it bc you'll need it for a puzzle in this room.
6. Tap the words on the wall to see "All Together Now." It's also a clue for the "Blox" puzzle.
7. Tap on the grid on the wall. Notice when you tap a block, it presses in, but if you lift your finger off the screen, it won't stay down. Open the photo you took from the bed and move it to the corner so you can copy it. Now trace the blocks that are black in the photo. A finger must stay on the screen for them to all stay pressed. Once you solve it, it will open up, revealing the other half of the business card, a key, a button, and a clue. Take all the items and take a photo of the clue.
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Download from iTunes8. Put the two halves of the business card together to get the code to open the door. Use the code on the telephone and the door will open.
9. Enter the room. There's a tic tac toe board on the wall. Take a photo of it. Leave the room and go all the way back outside. There's a device on the wall that has an X button. Place the O button in the slot that's empty.
10. Now take out the photo of the tic tac toe game and the clue from the safe to get the combination to open the door. The clue from the safe tells you which section of the tic tax toe board to use. For instance, the "L" shape would be "X" and so on, so you get "XOOXO".
Chapter 4:
You can watch these walkthrough videos for Chapter 5 or use the step-by-step walkthrough below:
1. Tap the green light to find yourself in a new area.
2. Tap the wall to the left and pick up the garden shears leaning against it.
3. Go back a screen and tap on the directional sign in the center. Take the path to the left. Take the poster/painting off the wall and climb up the stairs. Take the watering can. Then tap on the bird bath and take the Glitch coin.
4. Go back to the sign and take a right. Look at the wall to see the 5 red dots. Tap on the bench to the right to get a crowbar. Then use the garden shears on the ivy covering the door.
5. Go back to the sign and tap behind it to see a house. Use the key you have to unlock the door and enter the house.
6. Tap on the desk and take the fuse.
7. Tap on the framed drawing and place the other half from your inventory.
8. Tap on the rug on the floor. You'll be able to lift up the corner and see a loose plank. Use the crowbar to lift up the plank and you'll find a sheet of transparent plastic underneath.
9. You can go through the door here and explore if you'd like. But we can't do anything yet in there.
10. Go back a bit and then go to the right side of the house. Take the door closest to you into the kitchen. Take the magnets off the fridge.
11. If you open the fridge, you'll notice a block of ice. We'll get back to that. Go to the sink and put the watering can in the sink, then turn on the water to fill it up. Take the full can back.
12. Open the cabinet and take the test tube. Also, take a photo of the yellow dots.
13. Open the drawer and take the slice of bread and the photo. (Recognize that wall? We'll get the DVD soon.)
14. Notice the screen on the wall with a red button. When you press the red button, it starts to count down from 7. If you explore the house a bit, you'll find a wall near the stairs that says "TOO SLOW" with a red light below it. You need to go back to the kitchen, press the red light, and quickly get back to this room, press the green light and snap a photo of the clue before the timer runs out. Just keep trying until you get it.
15. Now go back until you see the group of doors and staircase. Take the door on the right wall that's closest to the staircase. Pick up the ice pick from the desk and the hammer from the drawer. You can also look at the books on the desk.
16. Tap the screen leaning against the right wall the it will flicker. The fuse is blown. Place the fuse you found in it and it will turn on.
17. Leave the room and zoom in on the stairs. There's a room underneath the stairs. Enter it. Take the glass plate from the bench/table and play the game a bit if you'd like. Also take a photo of the green dots on the wall.
18. Go back to the kitchen and use the ice pick a few times on the block of ice in the freezer. It will break and you can take the lever.
19. Go back to the first room in the house. Enter the door towards the back wall (Where it says "Welcome home Jason"). There's a light in the fireplace instead of a fire. Place the glass plate on the light and then look at the pattern it creates above. Take a photo of this because you'll need it soon.
20. Go back to the stairs. Enter the room opposite the room under the stairs. There are some levers on the wall. Replace the one that's missing.
21. Take out the photo that you just took from the fireplace. Match the levers to the picture to open it up and reveal some knobs. We'll come back to those later. Take the puzzle piece, then leave.
22. Go outside to the wall where you found the shears and look at the photo you found in the kitchen. Find the loose brick and pry it loose with the crowbar. Then take the DVD.
23. Go back to the house and enter the right side again. Go through the middle door that says "Jason's Room." Place the DVD in the DVD player and explore it a bit.
24. Look at the drawing under the bed and take a photo of that. Also take a photo of the Cheat Codes on the shelf. Then look at the device on the table and use the Cheat Codes book to solve the puzzle. Then take the glow sticks from inside the box.
25. Go back to the room with the four red knobs. Take out the photo of the pie charts from under the bed and match the knobs to it. The gas will turn off.
26. Go back to the room where you used the glass plate in the fireplace. Look at the dice puzzle on the table and change them to red-5, blue-1, yellow-2 , and green-6. The box will open and reveal two dice. Take them.
27. Go back to the first room in the house and face the painting opposite the fireplace. Slide the painting to the left to reveal a safe. Use the code from the "Too Slow" game to unlock the safe. Take the Gem and puzzle piece from inside.
28. Go back outside and take the right path (the sign says left) and put the gem in the door. The door will open. Head inside. Take the blue key that says "Fire Door."
29. Go back to the house. In the first room, the fireplace is empty since you shut the gas. Now there's a small door that's accessible. Use the key to unlock the door and enter.
30. Explore the room. The chalkboard says you need to enter the high score to win. Go to the arcade and play until you beat the high score and get some tickets.
31. Now, there are two panels of buttons in this room. One has red buttons and one has blue buttons. Notice the number "38" in red on the table (take a photo). You need to make the 38 out of the red panel. The way these work is when you press the buttons in on one, they get pushed out in the mirror image on the other panel. So for this you can either draw the 38's mirror image in the blue panel for it to show in the red. Or press in all the blue buttons and then trace 38 in the red. Once done, the panel below the red buttons will open, revealing a spool of rope. Take it.
32. Go back to the left side of the house. There's something that looks like a gumball machine. Put the tickets in the slot and you'll get a game piece.
33. Leave the house and tap to the left side of it to see a stairway leading down. It's too dark. Use the glow sticks to light it up and head down.
34. Look on the table. Take the pack of seeds and read the book. It tells you how to solve the puzzle down here. Look for the puzzle (it's above the doorway). You need to press the buttons in the correct sequence. Just use trial and error. Once they're all lit, you'll get a shovel.
35. Go back to the right (sign says left) side of the sign and use the transparent sheet on the door. Then dig where the X marks the spot and take the salt shaker.
36. Go inside to Jason's Room and plant the seeds in the flower pot, then water them with the watering can.
37. Go to sleep in the bed and the seeds will grow into flowers. Take a photo of them.
38. Go back out and up the stairs. There's some flowers on the ceiling. Match the colors to the flowers in the pot and a door will unlock. Feel free to enter and explore.
39. Go back to the kitchen. Zoom in on the table and see that there's a sticky patch. Use the salt shaker on it. Then turn on the fan to see a message telling you to look under the table. Do so and take a puzzle piece.
40. Go back to Jason's Room and play the DVD Deleted Scenes. Go downstairs and head to the door with the symbols on it. Remember the comic book from the arcade room? Use the clues from there to open the door (press the symbols you see in the comic book) then go through the door.
41. Pick up the puzzle piece. Then tap on the keypad and trace the pattern you saw on the DVD (the green loading screen) to unlock the doors. The next set of doors are jammed shut. Use the crowbar to open them. Note the colors. Close the glass doors again to get a clue. Snap a photo to save it for later.
42. Go back and play the game in the room under the stairs. Go to the fish tank and take a photo of it. You then go back to the first room in the game and match the colors on the door to the coral colors (green, yellow, red, blue). Enter the open door.
43. Enter the right door. Take the key from under the TV. Turn on the TV and take a photo of the colorful screen. Then leave the room.
44. Face the left door. This puzzle is kind of like the same Simon. You need to press the blue button, watch the sequence, then copy it. Each sequence will light up one of the three lights at the top. Once all three are green, the door will open.
45. Enter the room. Take out the photo of the TV and then press the colors on the photo in the same sequence. It will open up, revealing a key. Then open the drawer and take another key. And for the final key, solve the puzzle on the floor.
46. Leave that room and enter the room straight ahead. Place the four keys in the chest to open it up. Take the stone disc and key and snap a photo of the piece of paper.
47. Leave that room and go back to the clock room. Zoom in on the clock face and make sure it's set to 12:45. Then go to the room all the way on the right and take a photo of the projection (yellow heart with an 8 in it). Do the same for each of the times on the piece of paper.
48. Go to the room with the shark and use the clues you just found to unlock the lock on the trap door (don't forget the key!). Go down and get another puzzle piece.
49. Go back to the room where you found the dice. There's a board game. Play it by rolling the dice and using the game piece. Keep rolling until you get a screen with a table. Read the note and take the engagement ring.
50. Keep playing until you get a key card. Then continue until you get a bedroom. Take the puzzle piece off the bed. Read the patient chart on the dresser and look at the easel. Then finish the game.
51. If you'd like, you can go back and up the stairs to a door with the slots for all the puzzle pieces and put the ones you have so far.
52. Go back to the staircase and enter the door opposite of "Too Slow." There's a door with a slot for a key card. Swipe the key (use your finger to swipe) and enter. Go into the container that says "LOVE" and you'll see another well. Tie the rope the metal bar and climb down the rope into the well.
Chapter 5:
You can watch this YouTube video of Chapter 5 or follow the step-by-step instructions below:
1. Enter "Hawthorne School." Go past the lockers and enter the door to the right. This is the art room. Explore, take photos. Get the doll head from the statue of the doll. On the shelf below a row of books is a journal with a tally of visitors. Draw another red line in the book.
2. Leave the room and look at the door to the left. Take a photo.
3. Go past the two doors. There are signs for the gym or the bathroom. Take a left towards the bathroom.
4. Enter the Staff Room. You can put the bread in the toaster, but you can't toast it yet. Make note of the colored circle on the wall, then leave the room.
5. Enter the next room, a science lab. Take a photo of the blackboard that says "HeISeNBeRg". Also take a photo of the half of the periodic table on the wall. Take a photo of the molecular model in the corner and note the puzzle on the left desk. Then leave the room.
6. Turn left. There's a 1-UP soda machine. Go to the whiteboard on the back wall that has a map on it. Match all your fridge magnets to the correct countries and you'll get a clue for a different puzzle. Also take a photo of the symbol on the bench.
7. Feel free to explore the bathroom to the right. Then take the left door to the classroom. Take photos of each desk and their contents and take any items that you can (a hex key). Take the globe from the teacher's desk in the back and take a photo of the other half of the periodic table. Open the drawer of the teacher's desk and take the UV torch.
8. Leave that room, go back to the hallway and enter the Canteen. There's a soda machine here but you can't use it yet. There's a note on the wall, "Check the small print." Keep that in mind. Also notice the Draughts game on the table and take a photo of the note on the floor, "People of Interest."
9. Go back to the science lab. Go to the locked door at the back. We're going to unlock it. Look at the keypad and take out the photos of the blackboard and the two halves of the periodic table. You may need to enlarge the tables to see them. Use the elements on the blackboard to get the password for the key pad and open the door.
10. Enter the next room. On the back wall are some test tubes filled with colored liquids. Add the test tube you found. Take out the picture of colored wall behind glass doors from earlier. Tap the circles under each test tube to match the lines on the photo. When you finish. A puzzle piece will float up in the middle test tube. Use the crowbar to break it open and get the puzzle piece.
11. Go back to the locked locker. Use the pattern from the map to open the lock (take out the photo). Take the puzzle piece and screwdriver from inside.
12. Go back to the kitchen and use the screwdriver to remove the screws from the bracket under the lever. Then push the lever down. Look at the toast when it's ready. It says the world will burn.
13. Remember the levers back in the house that control the gas? Turn one of them to turn the gas back on. Pick up the wet cloth while you're there. Then go to the fireplace and the fire will be back on. Throw the globe into the fire and take the stone disc.
14. Go back to the room with the board game. There's an air conditioning vent that's screwed into the wall. Use the hex wrench to remove the screws (you need to turn the wrench with your finger). Then read the message (Dark Passenger… Dexter anyone?). Take the blood slides. Go back to the science lab and add the slides to the others.
15. Go back a few screens and head in the direction of the gym. Note the keypad at the gym door, then enter the Library. Note the chest with the footprints on it. We'll come back to it later. Read the note on the bookshelf and take a photo of it. Then go to the computer desk. Pick up the magnifying lens. Look at the computer.
16. Look at the cat photo if you want. Open the picture editor. Remember the painting from the art room? Take it out and change all the colors to match it. Then take a photo of the symbols that appear.
17. Go back to the kitchen. Zoom in on the clock-like object on the wall. Take out the photo of the color chart from the art room and the poem from the library. Read the poem, and push the button on the clock as it approaches each of the colors in the poem (ie. sapphire is blue, golden is yellow, etc). So the order is Blue, Yellow, Green, Red, Black. When it opens, take the letter tiles.
18. Go back to Karl Schneider's desk. Place the letter tiles into the game. Then spell out each word based on the clues given. When you complete it, the lights will go out and you'll get a clue, "THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX". Take a photo of it. Then take the puzzle piece from the box.
19. Open the word puzzle again and spell "THINK" on the side of the game (where the extra letters are). Then take the stone disc from inside the "2".
20. Look at the inside of the lids of each desk. If there is an arrow pointing upwards, open the lid. If it's pointing downwards, close the lid. Then go back to the window with the Roman numerals on it and take a photo.
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21. Come back to the classroom and open the first box to the left. There's a white oblong puzzle with Roman numerals on it. Look at the photo and follow the arrows from left to right. When it unlocks, take the blood slides.
22. Go back to the science lab and place all the slides with the others.
23. Go back to the room under the stairs. There's a damaged pipe. Use the hammer to smash it and take the coin from inside. Go back to the red soda machine in the Canteen and use the coin to get a Glitch Cola. A bunch of cans will spill out of the machine. They're hot, so just use the wet cloth on the cans to soak it in cola.
24. Go back to the classroom and open the first desk (Jason Bethlam's) and look at the letter. Use the UV light on it and take a photo.
25. Go to Alice White's desk and take out the photo you just took. Use it to unlock the heart puzzle (I couldn't get a photo in time — sorry!) and get another puzzle piece.
26. while you're at that desk, look at the paper with the "12 Mildly Annoyed Birds". Use the UV light on it and take a photo.
27. Go back to the bathroom. Use the Glitch Cola-soaked cloth on the mirror to clean it off. Play around with the doors so that their reflection matches symbols on the picture you just took. Then snap a photo of the mirror and head back to the Gym door.
28. Take out the photo of the birds and the photo of the mirror. Press the buttons that correspond with the symbols you see on the mirror. Once it's unlocked, enter the gym.
29. Take a photo of the animals on the right wall. You need to win the game. Use the doll head as a basketball. Throw it in the hoop and your score will go up. The door at the back of the room will open.
30. In this room you'll find the last stone disc. Take it and go all the way back to the attic in the house. Place all four discs in their place in the middle of the room. Take the puzzle piece out from the box.
31. Go back to the art room and use the UV light on the drawing of a grid. Take a photo of it. Then go back to the lab and climb up into the hole in the ceiling. Use the X's on the photo you just took to unlock the cell phone.
32. Read the text messages to find the password you need to chat with Alice on the computer in the Library.
33. Look at the image on the phone and take a photo of it.
34. Go to the library computer and click on the "gIMp" (Instant Messenger) icon. Tell Alice the password (Quantox) and she'll give you an assignment.
35. Go to the chest with the footprints on it and take out the photo of the animals. Match the footprints to the animals to unlock the chest. Take out the wooden pieces.
36. Go back to the Canteen. Put the wooden pieces on the game of Draughts. Take out the photo of the molecular model from the lab and match the wooden pieces to it. Take the USB stick.
37. Go back to the art room. Look at the pictures of the footprints. Use the magnifying glass on the smallest print ("Check the small print" — get it? ). Take a photo of the colored tear. Then go to the lab and match the lines on the blood slides to the photo you just took. Take the puzzle piece from inside.
38. Go to the library. Insert the USB stick into the laptop. Open the file on the computer and eject the CD tray. Take the puzzle piece, then take the USB stick back.
39. Go to the Glitch Cola machine (the red one) and take a photo of the buttons. Then go to the green 1-UP machine and use the photo as a guide for ordering the drinks Alice asked for (press gray, red, gray, green). Take the puzzle piece that comes out.
40. Go back to the library and chat with Alice again. She'll show you a photo with two more hieroglyphs crossed off. She also tells you to check the farthest mug in the Staff Room. Do so to get another hieroglyph.
41. Go back to the attic and press all 10 hieroglyphs you've seen (the red square above you counts as one). Take the puzzle piece. You should now have all 16. Place them in the door upstairs and it will unlock. Go through and watch the ending.
Congratulations! You finished Episode 2! Stay tuned for Episode 3! (I can't wait either!)
Click here for the walkthrough for Forever Lost: Episode 1!
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175 Comments
I cant get the combination for the safe. I've taken a photo of the timed doors, so i know it goes right, left, right, left, but I cant see what the numbers are meant to be. Please Help!
Remember the sign post. Right is left and left is right.
What safe??? Where is it?
The safe is behind the painting directly opposite from the fireplace, Layla and Waldo
i cant do anything else, i already did everything and then i go to sleep, and nothing else happens!! ??? please help me!
If you are in Jason's bedroom, you need to plant the seeds and water them, then go to sleep. Flowers will grow that give you the code for the trap door in the ceiling up the stairs.
Yeah.. Where is the safe ???
I can't figure out the s rabble board game number 2 anyone know??
I'm stuck here too! What does it mean by "think outside the box"! : /
The safe is behind the painting opposite the fire place
You have to go slow to each number on the safe then stop on that number then go next one and repeat
For the rabble board game you have to write "think" in the right side where you picked up most of the letters
And when will the rest of this walkthrough be out?!-
As I thought! Thank you! It seems that I have a bug and won't allow me to add the last letter
Yeah.. I'm way past where this walk through stops for now, I can't figure out the "think outside of the box" clue. Anyone up to this point and know what to do?
You just have to write "think" with the wooden letters in the place that you took them (to the FAR right)
I can't figure out how to enter the clue in hint #91 please help!
Ugh, same as Narrufy. My game isn't letting me add the "K" to complete the word "THINK". Crap!
Bella, in the My First Adventure game under the stairs, go to the television and push the button on the right. Enter those colors on the painting in the bedroom, should be green, pink, blue, pink, yellow, red, blue, red. At first I didn't realize you could push that right button and bring up anything but static on the tv.
The think outside the box clue is a bug. Apple has been notified and the update should be coming out shortly. I am stuck on the "check the small print" clue. Help please.
Angelo, when it says "check the small print", it isn't referring to text or writing. Think of something else…
Don't know how to find the 'small print' with the magnifying glass to solve the blood slide puzzle in the lab!
Please help-
Use the magnifying glass on one of the foot paintings in the art room
Anyone know what the code is for the computer?
The code is Quantox
Please can any one tell me where i can get the wooden litters for the board game
Does anyone know how to get past hint #103. I tried 38, 83? I can't figure out the blue/ red space encroachment cabinet.
Braq If I remember right you have to write the number 38. The number has to be written in the light red blocks in the space around it in the dark red
How do you get behind the painting to get to the safe?…. Nothing happens when I click on it….
Slide the painting to the left?
I am at the very end of the game and the only thing I haven't figured out is what to do with the globe. I know the clue on the burnt toast saying the world will burn has to do with it but I can't figure out how to burn the globe. Any ideas?
Turn the gas back on and put it inside the oven.
Tom put the globe on the fireplace in the living room .. But first open the gas , can anyone tell me the color should i press on the spinning clock in the staff room ???
Tom, you go upstairs and turn the gas back on, then go back downstairs and place the globe in the fire. It's the fireplace where you shut the fire off earlier and went down a ladder to the secret arcade game.
Tom put the globe on the fireplace in the living room .. But first open the gas , can anyone tell me the color should i press on the spinning clock in the staff room ???
Tom, you have to throw the globe in the fire which was in the first room.
Does anybody know the code of the cryptex? -
So I'm now stuck on the egyptain puzzle I feel that I have nine out of the 10 symbols pressed down and just need the last. I tried clicked down on each of the remaining symbols one at a time to complete the puzzle but that didn't do anything, can someone just tell me the ten symbols to press down on so I can get the last puzzle peice and finish this game finally!
Thank you for the help Sarah. For the Egyptian puzzle at the end I can't get back to the screen right now but I think I remember which ones you push. If you numbered the screen 1 through 16 going across it would be 1 3 4 5 9 11 12 13 15 16. Hope that helps
I got it, thanks Tom you rule!
What is the answer to the puzzle in jason's desk? The one with the roman numerals.
Look at the desk lids when they are open. There are arrows etched in to show if the lid should be up or down. Once you have them set, go back to the corridor where you look through the window at he desks. The white arrows show you the code.
Thanks, Phil.
Does anyone knows what the cryptex Roman numeral code is? I flipped the desks up the right way, but when I look through the window into the classroom the numerals are above the desk arrows, and the arrows are pointing in random directions. One is even pointing towards the floor. What am I doing wrong?
Having same problem
Arrows aren't pointing to numerals
Look at each desk. On the inside is an arrow either pointing up or down. Keep desk lids open if arrow points upwards and put them down if arrow points downwards. Then go out to the first window again and the numerals will have changed. Put the numerals in order from left to right.
Where is the swipe card?
How to solve the spinning clock ???
Ahmed, use the poem from the library along with the colour palette from the art room. It will give you the colour sequence.
Yeah i know and it's ( blue yellow blue green red ) but it's not work !! Help please
Sapphire eyes is Blue, golden beaches is yellow, emerald grass is green, ruby glow is red and darkness is black. That is the sequence.
Thanks it's work , in the board game … The game isn't letting me to add the last letter "k" what should i do ???
Neither is mine. Glitch I think. That is the last thing that I need to do.
the update with the fix for THINK is in the app store, search for forever lost
How do u "open" the #1 & #2 ??? I dont get it…. Help… Andddd what do u get from the "think" game? Huh…
How do you beat the 'Draughts' game with the wooden pieces? I've never heard of 'Draughts'.
Does anyone know what the code is to unlock the padlock on the locker as soon as you enter the school?
The code for the padlock is the loading screen on the DVD.
I've been down the elevator and unlocked the first screen with a key but now there is another with the stripy colours from earlier. Does anyone know how to unlock this one?
Ok I lost the picture from the kitchen!!! Which brick is loose?!?! OMG!! This is upsetting!
I cant open the #1 in the desk ???????????
You need the extra letters for the scrabble. First do the words that match the clues and #1 will open. You then need to put think outside of the box. You need the update to do this.
What's the combernation for the gym door lock?
Watch the beginning of the DVD
The gym door: use the uv torch on the 12 mildly annoyed birds (inside Alice White's desk)
What's the combination for the lock of the locker? Can't find it! And the one for jason's box? Need help!
How do you solve the grandfather clock puzzle. I have the 4 times from the chest (12:45, 1:30, 7:35, 3:15)
Put one time on the clock then go to the room with the projector. Do that for each time. Code is projected onto the wall.
I did the "think" thing but I still don't know how to open #1
They should open automatically once puzzle is solved.
I have done everything to try and complete the scrabble game. It won't work. ThT is all I have left to do and I type all of the correct words in and nothng!!! Hot hot etc… Nothing!!! Why isn't it working???
Ok I can't take the CD from the bricks and the scrabble box won't open anything even after I spell think.
What do I do? -
Please anyone know how to open #1 for the rabble board game??? i know the #2 is to put think out but what about #1? im so suck at scrabble
nvm. finally figured out
How did you get it? I can't seem to do it
#1 you need to solve the puzzle first. That is put the words hot, hit etc on the board. Once all words are done the little door will open. You will need to press the back arrow to see the door again. hen do the think one and again press the back arrow to get the disc from #2
Thank you!! Also were you able to get the CD? Because I can't seem to collect it!
I finally finished the game
Can anyone help me with the gym door puzzle? Like I know I have to use the bathroom mirror thing and the 12 mildly annoyed birds note thingy, but I just can't work it out. Ugh.
U have to take the doll head ( get it from the art room ) and put it in the basket net
I too have the same question Hannah does! Please help!
You have to use the flashlight on the birds and you will see there is uv paint. But pay attention because two of the symbols that look like the letter "F" are different from each other. Also you have to wipe the mirror clean with your wet cloth that was drenched in that cola stuff.
Anyone knows how to clean the Big mirror in the bathroom? Been trying for long time to figure out how to do, but i'm stuck..
put wet cloth on the hot coke, then use the wet cloth to clean the mirror
Anyone knows how to clean the big mirror in the bathroom? Don't know witch hint i"m supposed to use..
You need the cloth from the room whre you turn of the gas. Than get a coke from the coke machine in the scholl. "Acid" coke will fall out. Use the cloth with the coke machine (because glitch coke cleans verything). Than swipe the mirror with the cloth. But I cannot remember where I got the coin for the machine, sorry
Anyone know how to open the conversation on the computer. I have the clue but don't know how to use it.
I got stuck with No. 44, I got the first two green lights after pushing the correct colour sequence but the third one is not working although I think I used all the correct buttons.
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i cant figure out the "think outside the box" puzzle. Help PLs!
take "THINK"(letters) out of the puzzle
What is the roman numeral combo??
I am playing on an android device.. I can't get the "Blox" puzzle to work? Am I doing something wrong? I don't understand!
i cant order the drink from the vending machine. pushed the button… no response
I've done everything but the hieroglyphs puzzle in the attic back room. I've pressed all the ones I think I've seen but just need to know the exact combo!!! Please someone help!!!
Have anyone solved the blood strips puzzle? It says that im supposed to use the "small print" as a hint, but i really dont know what it means with "the small print"..
The smallest feet in the art room, watch it with a -O
I collected all the puzzle pieces except the one from the dvd part..why i can't pick the damn dvd?i already removed the brick and i can see the dvd but cannot be picked.pls help
I cant get the grid puzzle to work. I keep trying to trace the dark blocks from the photo of the clue from the bed but I cant get it to work
Where I can find the purple test tube? I finished all other puzzles except this.. I can't find the test tube.. and you didn't mentioned where to find it either. can you help me?
How I turn on the gas back on?? I have to put the globe in the fire, but I'm not getting turn on the gas, help!!
how do you do the "small print" ive tried everything!
How do I play the arcade?
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I see where you told another player to keep a finger on the grid and also that you posted a pic of the grid and the 10 blocks to be pushed in. I don't see the pic and the other way is not working. Ughhhh!
Thanks I will look into it.
I'm on evo1 & I'm having same issue w/blox puzzle. I've even had my daughter help & try it herself-heck, I've even watch YouTube walkthru many, many, many times. Blox pop backup when I put my 3rd finger on it! I've tried everyday for a month now. I've waited soooo long for ep2~ aggravated! Ughh!
I've been stuck at the wall safe for days. I've taken a photo of the "too slow" hint. I know left is right. I've gone slowly back and forth to get numbers that won't cause "incorrect" to pop up. But I can't open it. Can someone help?
I am having the same issue… don't see any numbers either to know where to stop… any help and/or numbers would be appreciated.
HELP I AM STUCK ! I can not find the door where I should push the symbols from the comic book (there is a photo look at 40.) PLEASE HELP ME ! THANK YOU
I am stuck .. Please help me. I can not find the door anymore from Number 40 where I am supposed to push the symbols from the comic.
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Play the DVD in Jason's room.
I am right at the end but cannot find door puzzle piece number 3. Anyone remember where they found it? Cheers in advance
Hey, were Can i find the rope you need in the love container?
i have already played the game … but now i wonder why i got that ring … was it needed for something?
Accidentally I started putting the puzzle pieces on the special door as and when I got them n so the game piece went too! Now I can't retrieve it to use it in the dice game to retrieve other pieces. Pls help!
This may be stupid, but I'm at the part where you get the hot cola. I know the hint says a cloth is in the cupboard under the stairs, but I have searched high and low for the cloth and can't find it!
It's supposed to be where the "my first adventure" game is right?
Where is the UV light
Love this game but the lever box is driving me crazy- the levers just won't move, and I added the fourth lever. I'm stuck. I really want to continue this game. Fix please!!
Same here. Did you ever get this to work?
I can't open the safe at the beggining on the wall
What did the Dark Passenger refer to?
Where do you find the token for the arcade machine in the fire room?
where do i find the magefing glass
Help! Have all puzzle pieces but top row, third from the left. Where do you find it? I don't think I've missed anything? Any help appreciated.
I can't find the doll head I need for the gym
The doll head is in the art room in the school. Touch the creepy doll and the head will fall to the floor.
How do i place the periodic tables together? I dont Get it.. And that thing with the atomic weights?
I forget a puzzle piece !! D:
SomewhereI can't finish the game
Fourth puzzle piece? I can't find it and it seems I've covered every inch of this game.
@Millie. The periodic tables in the game are used to spell the name He I se n be rg. I forget the spelling. each symbol has a number to it. You need to take each symbol and find the numeric value (upper left?) to spell the name and that is the long number you key in the room thats locked to the left
It is the name on the blackboard in the science room
I am missing the 14th game piece. (2nd row, 3rd from the right). Does anyone know where that game piece come from?
I searched "puzzle piece" on this web page and retraced my steps. I found the missing piece in the computer CD tray after I inserted the usb drive and ejected it. Thanks!
Missing first puzzle piece on the second row, feel like i've been in every room ten times. lol! hints??
Okay. In the game with the shark tank. It says my key will not turn. My number sequence is 2389. Which is correct and I put the padlock key in. What gives?
It's the correct 4 numbers AND colors of the suits
No encuentro la pieza 3 de la puerta que se habré con piezas de rompe cabeza Ayúdame
I am stuck at #44. I push the blue button but the same four red buttons turn green in the same sequence every time. Only the sound changes, and it's impossible to match the sound. It is keeping me from the last stone disk. Please help!
Please disregard. Once I used a sliding motion it was no problem. I guess I'm old-school and too used to point and click!
How do you get the uv torch?
Hi. How do you bit the high score on the arcade in the Basement? Have reach 76000 and the high score on the screen increase when I bit myself.
I typed Quantox and it isn't working! She won't believe it's me still. I know I am typing it correctly. What do I do!!
Hey.. I'm stuck at hint #125, can anybody help me? I don't know how to turn on the billboard. When I try to add the fuse, it won't let me; probably because I have to turn the billboard on first. Please help..
The scrabble game is stuck for me. I can't get at the remaining letters needed to finish the game. Everytime I try to touch the remaining letters, the incomplete board just keeps popping up.
The clock in the the teachers lounge also is not working.
I've tried all the usual fixes to get the game to work (completely shutting the phone down, etc.) but nothing seems to work.
Any tips are welcome!
Help! Having trouble with the billboard. Saw a flash, so thought I just needed to add the fuse. But, can't click on the billboard, it doesn't register and when I try to add the fuse it just says it has no effect here. I'm in the junk room next to the bedroom, and I think the billboard is the big black screen up against the wall on the right. So, what am I missing? Thanks
I just completed this game with the help of some walk throughs here and on youtube. I am still very perplexed by the logic of the Roma Numeral puzzle and would like to understand it better. I did the thing with the desks and the arrows to try to guide me through which numbers to select but it still doesn't match up to anything sensible to me. Can anyone help?


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Paying attention to the warning signs of a heart attack can mean the difference of a life saved. It is important to note, however, that men and women experience different warning signs. In continued observance of American Heart Month, take the time to memorize these key heart attack warning signs for women. Remember, if you experience any of these signs, get to an emergency room as quickly as possible.
- Sweating
- Chest pressure
- Nausea
- Jaw or unusual back pain
- Lightheadedness
- Shortness of breath
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I just slammed the door on my 20-year-old van and the mirror fell off the windshield. I know you can buy a kit for $6-7 at the auto parts store to re-glue it, but is this really necessary? Can I use either super glue or a two part epoxy to reattach it instead? |
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The mirror re-gluing kits use cyanoacrolate type adhesive (same as crazy glue but may have a different formulation). The secret to a sucessful repair using this type of adhesive is that it will not stick to itself! That is, it will not adhere well to a surface of the same type of adhesive that has already set and is solid. Both surfaces must be free of old adhesive. Therefore, if you have a failure, you can not re-do by trying again over the prior adhesive. All of the prior adhesive must be removed before trying again. TIP: Look closely at the mirror mount. Most have a small block that can be removed from the mirror proper. If a set screw is pesent, loosen it and slide the block off. Some are friction fit and will loosen by a light tap. before you begin the glue job, take the small mounting block off. Its much easier to handle the small block when gluing on than the entire mirror. Also, after the initial setting of the adhesive, the small block presents low force to the bond while the bond strengthens. Clean both surfaces. You may have to resort to a razor blade. remove all races of the old adhesive. If the kit contains an accelerant, apply to only one surface. Let the solvent evaporate. Apply a few drops of adhesive to the other surface, position the part (without touching) and when eady, push the two surfaces together. It is critical during the first few seconds that the parts do not move. During this time, the liquid adhesive is flipping to crystaline form and will be damaged if shifted. The 'grab' is amazingly fast. Continue to apply pressure for one minute. The bond will arrive at 50% strength in one minute at 70 F; longer time is required for colder temperature. The bond will continue to gain strength over the next 24 hours at 70 F; it will take longer at lower temperture. After the initial set, wipe away excess adhesive outside the bond line. This type of adhesive is slowly attacked by moisture over time. For long term installation, seal the bond. There should not be any glue sticking out from under the sealant. The sealant should cover the bond edge/line and seal to both top and bottom pieces thus sealing the adhesive from moisture. Sealants having acetone solvent are not recommended since acetone may attack the adhesive. Only a small amount of sealant is needed, just enough to form a fillet between the mirror mount and the glass. The sealant is optional. I've made repairs without it that have lasted more than 5 years and was still there when the vehicle was either junked or sold. (I use cyanoacrolate adhesives to apply strain gages and the use of a sealant is standard procedure for long term installations.) The adhesive will support the weight of the mirrow at 50% strength (at 70 F). However, at this time of year, it is very likely you have colder surfaces to work with, therefore it recommended to wait for an hour or two before re-attaching the mirror. If you can wait a day, do that. Attempting to attach the mirror mount at temperature of 32 F and lower may fail. Look for recommendations on the adhesive kit. |
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Oasis Magic Pie Be Here Now This is my first tab from this album although I have tabbed 5 things from Definitely Maybe. Both albums rule. This song is no.3 and features Noel Gallagher singing which he does about once per album. Intro (after 8 seconds) Dm Dm Am Am F F G G Intro Gtr2: B---------12-10--------------| G---10h12--------------------| D----------------------12-10-| A----------------10h12-------| B----------------------------| G---------------10-----------| D---------10h12----12--------| A---10h12--------------------| B---------12-10-------------------| G---10h12-------------------------| D----------------------12-10------| A----------------10h12--------12--| B-------------------------------------| G---------------10---12b--12-10~---/--| D---------10h12-----------------------| A---10h12-----------------------------| Verse1 Dm Am An extraordinary guy F G Can never have an ordinary day, Dm Am He might live a long goodbye F G But that is not for me to say Dm Am I dig his friends, I dig his shoes F G But he is just a child with nothing to lose Dm Am F G But his mind..........his mind Here, play the F in 4 strong even beats and the G in 8 quicker beats. At least point, whack on the distortion for the heavy bit to come. Verse2 Dm Am They are sleeping while they dream F G And then they want to be adored Dm Am They who don't say what they mean F G Will live and die by their own sword. Dm Am I dig their friends, I dig their shoes F G But they are like a child with nothing to lose Dm Am F G In their minds.....their minds. Bridge For the bridge, the first guitar part is almost completely incomprehensible so I switch to Gtr2 and play this: B---------12-10---------------------| G---10h12---------------------------| D--------------------12-10-10-10h12-| A---------------10h12---------------| Ill have my way, In my own time, Ill have my say, My star will shine. On shine hit the D---12-| and let it ring. Drum Fill Chorus D C G Cos you see me I got my Magic Pie D C G Think of me yeah that was me I was that passer by D Em~ Ive been and now Ive gone. D C D G Link to verse: D---10---10---10-10--10-10-12-12-12-12-| Verse2 There are but a thousand days preparing for a thousand years Many minds to educate people who have disappeared Dyou dig my friends, Dyou dig my shoes, But I am like a child with nothing to lose but my mind My mind Bridge2 The same but the fill is: G------------------------| D---10-10-10-10-12-10-(x?) A------------------------| Again strum the 12 at shine. Repeat Chorus At the end of the chorus play the: D C D G four times. Solo: Part1 B-----------------------------------------| G-----------------------------------------| D---12b-(x8)-12p10--------------------10--| A------------------12-10-10---10-12-1212-| Part2 B------------------------------------------| G---/11-11-1112---12-15---12-11---11h12---| D---------------------------------------12-| B-------------------------------------| G---/9-9-9-10---10-13---10-9---9h10---| D----------------------------------10-| E------------------------------------------| | B---/12-12-12-13---13-16---13-12---12h13---|x2| G---------------------------------------12-| | Repeat Part2 Part3 E---------------------------------------|--| B---15---13---12-13---15-15-13---12-13-|x4| G---------------------------------------| | B---------------------------------------| | G---15---13---12-13---15-15-13---12-13-|x2| D---------------------------------------| | E---------------------------------------|--| B---15---13---12-13---15-15-13---12-13-|x2| G---------------------------------------| | Chorus D C G Cos you see me I got my Magic Pie D C G Think of me yeah that was me I was that passer by D C G Think of me I got my Magic Pie DC G Think of me yeah that was me I was that passer by D Em~ Ive been and now Ive gone. D C D G D C D G D C D G D C D G Outro Randomly tremolo pick the G-chord. When a drum fill ends strum harder. Continue this three times until the weird build-up then slide the G-chord up slowly whilst you tremolo pick and play the final strum when Noel says Shut Up in the background. Thats the end of Magic Pie. Have fun playing it. A great one to play at parties cos it sounds so good but is easy. Have fun my hard rockin amigos. Comments
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1 When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. | 1 "When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. |
2 The more I called them, the more they went from me; they kept sacrificing to the Ba'als, and burning incense to idols. | 2 But the more I called Israel, the further they went from me. They sacrificed to the Baals and they burned incense to images. |
3 Yet it was I who taught E'phraim to walk, I took them up in my arms; but they did not know that I healed them. | 3 It was I who taught Ephraim to walk, taking them by the arms; but they did not realize it was I who healed them. |
4 I led them with cords of compassion, with the bands of love, and I became to them as one, who eases the yoke on their jaws, and I bent down to them and fed them. | 4 I led them with cords of human kindness, with ties of love; I lifted the yoke from their neck and bent down to feed them. |
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About the only area where Silverman can fairly be called a conservative is on criminal-justice issues. He actively supports the death penalty in appropriate first-degree-murder cases, while Ritter has waffled on the issue. Silverman endorses filing "habitual criminal" charges--which tack on additional prison time for repeat felons--whenever humanly possible; Ritter believes prosecutors should use their professional judgment in deciding whether to threaten defendants with the so-called "big bitch" and "little bitch." And in a twist that has proved doubly frustrating for the Ritter campaign, the areas where Silverman seems most vulnerable--namely, what appeals courts have termed his "misplaced zeal" to win cases and what present and former colleagues describe as a sometimes disturbing personal aggressiveness--could prove an ironic plus in the eyes of voters.
The long history of Silverman's troubles with the state's appeals courts has become required reading for attorneys in the state public defender's office. That agency has attacked him in more than twenty appellate briefs filed with the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court. Last year public defenders even asked the Colorado Supreme Court to punish Silverman for his long record of making inappropriate comments during closing arguments. In a highly unusual move, they asked the court to send a message to Silverman by overturning the conviction of a man he'd prosecuted for shooting another man on the 16th Street Mall. The court refused to cast doubt on Silverman's entire career, a move that effectively would have finished him as a prosecutor. But the justices did reverse the conviction of LaShawn Harris, finding that Silverman's metaphorical comparison of the defendant's "unchecked aggression" to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait had improperly swayed the jury. "Our system of justice cannot tolerate verdicts based on bias and prejudice rather than on the relevant facts and applicable law," wrote the majority in its opinion.
By the time the Harris case arrived on its doorstep, the high court was already familiar with Silverman's courtroom dramatics. In the 1989 case of burglar James Keith Jones, the Colorado Court of Appeals accused Silverman of making so many "ill-advised and improper comments" that it found no need to assess the prejudicial effect of each isolated remark, among them the prosecutor's claim that Jones's own defense attorney didn't really believe he was innocent. In the 1990 case of drug offender Herbert Dorsey, the Court of Appeals found that Silverman had denied the defendant a fair trial by making "repeated improper and inflammatory comments" such as telling the jury he thought Dorsey had perjured himself on the witness stand and informing the panel that a police officer who testified against Dorsey "wasn't lying."
Silverman notes that Harris, Jones and Dorsey were convicted at their second trials. He points out that in each case, trial judges initially approved of his remarks--"It's not just me," he says--but were then overturned by the high courts. And he accuses the public defender's office of gunning for him ever since he obtained a death sentence against Denver torture killer Frank Rodriguez in 1986--a claim that is backed up by former state assistant attorney general Doug Friednash, now a Democratic state representative. "They clearly, in my view, targeted him," says Friednash of the defense attorneys.
However, several of Silverman's former colleagues at the DA's office say his pattern of pushing the envelope is troubling. Karen Steinhauser, who went to law school with Ritter and Silverman and now heads the DA's juvenile unit, says she'll refuse to work for Silverman if he's elected. "I don't know of any other prosecutor in this office who has been reversed for prosecutorial misconduct," Steinhauser says. "I think we all want to win our cases, but at what cost? If winning our case means getting reversed and putting the victims and their families through another trial some years down the road, to me that's losing."
Denver prosecutor Mitch Morrissey, the son of a former Democratic state representative and grandson of the U.S. Attorney in Denver under Franklin D. Roosevelt, is equally dubious of Silverman's methods. "We don't do this job the same way," says Morrissey. "The lines are set; I stay away from them, and he gets as close as he can and then leans. I've got a problem with that."
Morrissey says Silverman's competitive nature has led him to adopt a win-at-all-costs attitude toward trials--a dangerous habit, he says, for a prosecutor, who is obligated not just to win but to seek justice. He points out that, far from making his comments in the heat of passion, Silverman carefully scripts his closing arguments, even at times recording them and playing them back for optimum effect. "He's a man who knows the rules," says Morrissey, "and he intentionally gets close to them and flaunts them."
Former Denver prosecutor Dave Heckenbach, who worked with Ritter and Silverman for years, says he worries that Silverman is so aggressive he'll "abuse every bit of power he is given" if elected.
"Craig does fight hard," adds Heckenbach. "He hates to lose. And on his good days, he could make Machiavelli blush."
A willingness to be bloodied in the pursuit of criminal convictions, however, is not necessarily a bad thing for a man trying to get elected. And that is a fact of which Silverman is well aware. Far from ducking the prosecutorial-misconduct issue, he included a photo of LaShawn Harris in a full-page newspaper advertisement that featured a lineup of felons he'd put behind bars--and who wouldn't be attending his campaign kickoff because "it would be against their convictions." (In his haste to get the ad into print, Silverman also accidentally printed the picture of an innocent man, to whom he has since paid a cash settlement.) The chief threat to the Ritter campaign, which enters the race as the odds-on favorite, is that voters will be attracted, not repelled, by Silverman's pit bull approach.


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Iowa DOT to release anti-texting app for teen drivers next year
Posted By Amanda Bayhi On August 14, 2013 @ 10:51 am In News & Analysis | No Comments
The Iowa Department of Transportation next year will release a new smartphone app intended to prevent teen drivers from texting behind the wheel, according to a report from the Des Moines Register.
The app, called "txtl8r," is expected to be released in early 2014.
Iowa DOT spokeswoman Andrea Henry said the app turns off texting capabilities when the vehicle is traveling more than 15 mph. The app also sends information to a portal where parents can monitor teen driving from a desktop or laptop computer.
Iowa DOT will offer the app free of charge for drivers ages 14 to 17. It will be available for other motorists as well for a fee charged by a third-party vendor, though the cost has not yet been determined.
The app follows an Iowa law that took effect in 2010 prohibiting all motorists from texting while driving and prohibiting novice drivers holding a restricted driver license from using any electronic communication device or electronic entertainment while driving.
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(Lancaster) -- Mosquitoes are loving this hot, humid weather, and as mosquito populations rise, so does the risk for West Nile virus.
The disease has already been detected in two mosquito samples tested by the state, including one from Adams County.
This is surveillance season for folks in the mosquito business and Lancaster County West Nile Virus Coordinator Matt Mercer says the fewer bugs out there, the less likely it'll be transmitted.
"We're in the business of killing mosquitoes," Mercer says. "We try to kill them as larvae, and if we can't figure out where they're coming from, then we spray."
Mercer says he's seeing traps collect more mosquitoes of late.
York County is also reporting high mosquito populations being detected so far.
Mosquitoes like standing water, so Mercer's best advice is to eliminate any source around your home where they might gather.
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Williston :
The second row of photographs (below) are from our Memory Care wing. Left to right: a giant painting by a local artist decorates the doors at the end of the main hall; a "50s theme is carried over from wall decor to cheerful jukebox cafe; a safe place to enjoy outdoor activities.
Williston Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is situated on a quiet residential street just a few blocks west of downtown Williston. Sheltered by oaks and next door to the open green space of Celebration Park, our peaceful and beautiful location is a boon to both our residents and their visitors. Nearly all of our rooms are semi-private, and we offer a dedicated Memory Care wing with its own secure landscaped patio.
We are a pretty and easy 20 minute drive from either the I-75 exit at S.R. 121 in Gainesville or the I-75 exit at US Highway 27 in Ocala. We are also within easy reach of Archer, Bronson, Chiefland, Crystal River and other Tri-County locations. We are on the north side of NW 1st Avenue, directly behind Hardee's on Noble Avenue / US Highway 27.
In the top row below you see our spacious dining room and welcoming main lobby.


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What The Stars Are Watching On TV
The Show: BridezillasWhen the St. Louis rapper isn't singing about his shoes ("Air Force Ones") or the temperature of the room ("Hot in Herre"), you can find him watching the crazy brides of Bridezillas. "To see this pressure on all these women, and to watch them snap. It's, it's made for television!" he says.


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At the Landrys' 17th-century stone cottage, Susie, Charles's wife, opens the front door, "I'm thrilled to see you" on her face. "Merry Christmas. I'm so sorry, but I am really ill," I say, and surprise everyone, myself included, by bursting into tears.
In the next five minutes Susie administers homeopathic drops, performs Reiki over my stomach, and lights a jasmine candle for the table in my room. It's about two in the afternoon. Five or six hours later, I wake up and venture downstairs to the dinner table for a few minutes, where an archetypal holiday scene of joviality, roast goose, and wine is unfolding by unscented candlelight. I pick up a few clues about these friends Elizabeth is so crazy about: Susie is a witty ex-model and serious student of the healing arts; Charles, a world-traveling livable-cities expert and author; their dashing son, Max, an online stationery entrepreneur; and their tall, dark daughter, Nancy, a student of physical theater in Paris, at the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq. Lecoq is one of my heroes. Cheered by affinity, I head back to bed for 12 more hours.
The Cotswolds are walking country, and there are a zillion guidebooks to prove it. The next day, Boxing Day, the Landrys supply us with wellingtons and outerwear, and coax everyone outdoors. It's still raining a bit, but the air is fresh—reviving Jane Austen air. We tramp along through pastures that have held sheep for centuries. The region was long known for its wool towns before royalty and celebrities discovered its hideaway merits in the 1960's and 70's. "Stroud was famous for its sturdy blue and red fabrics," Charles says. "There used to be acres of scarlet stroud cloth drying on racks outdoors. It's still worn by the Queen's guards." Speaking of red, we draw closer to a bit of it in the distance, which materializes into Santa Claus. He is, disconcertingly, sitting alone on a stump in the middle of the woods, smoking. Farther along we pass an old tunnel, the stone dark with age. Mere miles away is the source of the River Thames, Charles explains; on the canal that once connected to the river at Thames Head, bargemen would pass through this low tunnel, walking their hands on the ceiling to pull their boats along.
The hike ends suddenly at the Kings Head Pub, in the village of France Lynch, where the whole neighborhood is already gathered, along with their many, mostly well-behaved dogs. Exactly which British novel we have entered eludes me—perhaps a Mitford one; the sisters lived in the Cotswolds—as everyone piles onto benches at picnic tables and says hello and orders pints and unconsciously shows off pink cheeks.
Barnsley House, the estate of the internationally renowned English gardener Rosemary Verey in nearby Barnsley, has been turned into a hotel of the same name with a promising restaurant, run by chef Graham Grafton, late of Bibendum in London. I've booked a room and invited the Landrys and Elizabeth for dinner that night. My room has its own wee Christmas tree and an iced bottle of champagne, and big, deep-set windows overlooking the front lawn. Sleeping in it is a bit difficult; the stone walls are a foot thick, but plumes of cigarette smoke and loud conversation shoot straight up through the wide-plank floors. The good news is that there are other, quiet rooms in new outbuildings edging the garden.
Dinner is wonderful, and much of it comes from the garden: creamy squash soup and vegetarian strudel; nouvelle beef and chips, and vincisgrassi maceratsese, the chef's take on a traditional baked pasta dish. The next morning, after a breakfast of soft-boiled eggs with jumpers, I visit the garden.
Despite its fame, it's smaller than I expected, a 10-minute, unhurried walkabout. I'm partial to the ornamental vegetable garden, for its espaliered Laxton's Fortune trees, splashy cabbages, and profusion of appealingly trimmed boxwoods. Curved bushes nestling into each other look like so many green sheep huddling in pens against a storm.


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Name:Simone Canal
Birth date:18/07/1991
Birthplace:Belluno - Italy
Current Residence:Lentiai- Belluno - ITALY Language spoken:Italian - English
- Career Highlights:
- The North Face ski Challenge 2010( Quali_Italy) 1° class.
- T.N.F ski challenge 2010 (final_Val Thorens)
- Modena ski pass 2010 ( soghun contest 7°class.) ( nissan contest 6° class.)
- Modena ski pass 2011 (soghun contest 7° class.)
- Punta Nera Challenge 2010_2011 (Cortina 2°class.)
- Destroy Nigth Event 2013 (2°class.)
- Freeski Series Arabba 2013 ( 3°class.)
What drove you to become a competitive ski racer:
i started skiing when i was 3 y.o., i competed in alpine since 2009 but the environment was too strict,too many rules, pressure and not that much fun, so little by little i got into freeskiing.it gave me the possibility to express my style, to ski and live the mountain in the way i like.
Define yourself in three words:
I love...
living the mountain at 360 degrees,when i am not skiing i keep myself fit slacklining,i also love to cliff dive and trampoline for breakfast lunch and dinner :)
I hate...
disrespectful people
I need…
my skis,my slackline and good vibes.happiness
I believe..
in my career of a complete skier
I find inspiration….
Henrik Harlaut
My greatest achievement is.....
when i m skiing,having fun and and being stoked about it….that's it
My most treasured possession is....
my Nordicas
A Memorable experience….
Nordica International meeting Livigno
If I could live anywhere, it would be....
a place where i can ski big faces hit the park and feel free
My interests other than skiing....
i like hanging out with my friends around the dolomites,high line is the best feeling ever,i love it
to support myself, during spring and fall, i do useful work.
3 items I can't live without..
my skis, snow and my friends
Money or Fame?
Prrrr FUN!!
Beach or mountains?
Favorite song...
all music is magic.
Favorite book…
Favorite films .
The Education of style
The wallisch project
Pet.... /
A good friend is..
someone who can help me out every time i need it
Nordica because...
very high quality skis,from alpine to freesking,and i like the idea to be italian and ride for an italian brand.
My motto is…Respect and take it easy


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Bon Scott Exhibition Kirriemuir open today!
A unique collection of Bon Scott memorabilia will be on display at Gateway to the Glens Museum in Kirriemuir, Scotland until August 6th, 2011.
Neil McDonald who has been an avid AC/DC collector since the 1970's is temporarily donating part of his collection, much which has never been seen by the public before, for this once in a lifetime display.
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welcome to my kitchenLemon, Garlic and Cilantro Grilled Shrimp
on Nov 14 in Seafood tagged All, Appetizers, Fish, Healthy, Herbs, Shrimp, Side Dishes by LaurenHere in Dallas, we're having what is likely to be our last weekend of warmth for the season. It's in the mid-70s, with blue skies and light breezes, so tonight felt like the perfect night to grill. This was a light, delicious meal that I served with a particular soup that I can't post yet, but trust me - it's DELICIOUS! ;)
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- 1 lb peeled and deveined raw shrimp
- 3 lemons, zested and juiced
- olive oil
- 5 cloves garlic, minced
- fresh cilantro, leaves picked
- 1 red onion, halved and sliced
- salt and freshly ground pepper
Preheat your grill to high.
In a bowl, combine the shrimp with the lemon zest, garlic, cilantro, and toss to evenly coat. Pour the lemon juice, along with some salt and pepper into the bowl, toss and refrigerate for 30 minutes to an hour.
Meanwhile, soak about 8 bamboo skewers in about an inch of water. You want to make sure they're good and soaked before they go into the grill.
When the shrimp is sufficiently marinated, skewer alternating shrimp with slices of onion. Once the skewers are completed, brush the kabobs with olive oil on both sides.
Grill for about 2 minutes per side, and serve immediately.
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What is FBC?
Full Bunny Contact is an INSANE Easter Carnival.
There are games, events and booths. All of them related to Easter in some way. You could be there 30 minutes, you could be there for 3 hours. You roam around and enjoy yourself and leave when either the shift changes (at 7 pm on Friday and Saturday) or when the event is over (all other times)
In addition to the games and such there will be live DJ's and a dance floor, food trucks, a bar and special events each day, like a Bunny Beauty Pageant, Egg Decorating contests and more.
The games, booths, and events (subject to change) are the following:
FBC: The Game
FBC is headlined by this crazy event. Two people at a time, armed with Easter Baskets, are put in a caged-in field and will have 60 seconds to collect as many plastic eggs stuffed with redeemable coupons for prizes as they can. Once the shot clock goes off they start. There are three large Bunnies, however, trying to stop you from being successful. This isn't a football game, wrestling match or an MMA fight. The key here is agility, quickness and smarts. You are not allowed to strike, grab or push the bunnies. Any illegal contact will automatically disqualify you. The bunnies are only allowed to target your eggs. They can block them, move them, kick them, grab them from your hand and swat them out of your basket.
To be clear, this isn't Vegas. The eggs are indeed filled with redeemable coupons for prizes, but no matter how successful you are, you are not paying your rent with the winnings. Most eggs will be filled with vouchers for prizes like gift certificates, baked goods, extra tickets, stuffed animals, tchotchkes and the like. There will be some that can be redeemed for dolla dolla bills ya'll. This event is designed to bring out the athlete in you. You do it because it's fun and you want to defeat the bunnies.
10 Tickets
Shoot the Peep
You've heard of shoot the freak? Well, there you go. Shoot a human being wearing a giant Peep costume and win the happiness that comes with doing something like that, you big jerk.
4 Tickets
Raw Egg Putt
It is exactly what it sounds like. You try and putt in a raw egg into a hole from three distances: four feet, six feet and ten feet. Of course the prizes escalate accordingly.
4 Tickets
Jelly Beaned
Knock over stacks of bunnies of various sizes with jelly beans. The more you knock over, the better the prize. Practice at your house. The rats will love it.
3 Tickets
Hare-y Up
Not for the weak or unhealthy. Strap on a forty pound tortoise shell and race against an actual rabbit. If you win, you win a prize. And of course, glory.
4 Tickets
Take a Picture With the Creepy Easter Bunny
You can sit in the Easter Bunny's lap and tell him what you want for Easter. But be careful, he's a total creeper. Take home an awesome photo!
10 Tickets
Chicken Scratch
Compete against a giant chicken in a game of Tic Tac Toe. Beat him three times in a row and win a bigger prize. But you'll look stupid doing this, and he is allowed to tickle you with a feather.
3 Tickets
ESP-ster Island
Throw a hoop around one of the famous Easter Island Heads. Throw it around the gold one and win the biggest prize. Oh, and you are blindfolded and the idols are moved after the blindfold is put on. It's very telepathic.
3 Tickets
Little Bunny FuFu's Revenge
Stuffed bunnies are thrown at you like a baseball. Your bat - a mallet. When they are pitched to you...bop them on their head. The farther you hit them, the better the prize.
3 Tickets
Keister Bunny
We love puns as much as we love games based on them. This one isn't much of a game, though. You stick your hand in a nasty bunny butt sculpture and pull out... Candy!
2 Tickets
Easter Service
More fun puns! With a tennis ball and a tennis racket you have to expertly serve the ball onto different targets on a map. Hit the most difficult targets and get the best prizes.
3 Tickets
Dunk the Savior
Yep, we went there. But all in good fun. Dunk Jesus and win a truck if and only if he walks on water. Other than that your prize is merely enormous satisfaction of being such an amazing pitcher.
4 Tickets
Psychotic Bunny Fortune Teller
No prize here. Just a minute of a psychotic rabbit telling you your fortune. Rather, screaming at you your fortune. Which is a prize in itself.
4 Tickets
Other Events:
With your entry you can also enjoy several special events that will take place in addition to the regular happenings. Please visit our Special Events Page to find out more.
Thursday, April 17th at 8 PM: Bunny Beauty Pageant. Do you have a beautiful and talented bunny? Let us know! Otherwise, watch the contestants vie for the top prize and participate in the selection of the winner. Big Prizes!
Friday, April 18th at 5 PM: Egg Decorating Contest. Are you an egg artist? Join us with your egg decorating kit and let's do this. Only 8 contestants and 10 minutes to decorate. The audience will decide the winner. Again...Big Prizes!
Saturday, April 19th at 3 PM: Temper Tantrum Easter Candy Contest (12 and under). Hey parents, do you own a brat? Well, now they can win something for being the best brat. They want candy, lots of it, and we have candy, lots of it. Up to 8 contestants can participate in a "who can throw the best tantrum for Easter sweets" contest. The most obnoxious tantrum wins a disgusting amount of candy. The audience chooses the winner. May the best brat win.
Saturday, April 19th at 10 pm: Temper Tantrum Easter Candy Contest (21 or over). Second verse, same as the first with one exception - grown ups! Oh, and no candy. Not in the literal sense. Your prizes will be more adult. It will be adult candy. But the rules are the same. We will be taking whiners and complainers that want to participate at the event.
Sunday, April 20th at 6 PM: The Masters of Egg Putt. We will have spent 3.5 days of contestants trying to get a raw egg in a hole. All the people who have gotten the egg in at least the second hole (there are three) without breaking get to participate in a winner take all finale on our last day. And guess what? Big Prizes!
I Wanna Go...What the Heck Do I Do?
Upon your arrival at FBC you will go to the box office if you don't have an advanced ticket and buy one for entry. Both advanced tickets and BO tickets are merely entry tix, but if you bought advance tickets with Booth Tickets then you take your ticket and go straight inside and redeem it for game tickets at the Ticket Booth. At the Box office you can only buy Entry Only tickets and you purchase Booth Tickets at the Ticket Booth inside a la carte (it doesn't have the bonus packages that advance tickets do, though). You can also buy VIP tickets at the Box Office.
FBC: The Game can only be done more than once upon availability. If you have a VIP ticket you are guaranteed to do it twice, but only twice.
VIP guests get wrist bands instead of tickets allowing you to play up to two times any booth with a prize associated with it, and "all you can play" for booths that don't (except the photo booth and food vendors). All VIP guests get one FREE picture with the Creepy Easter Bunny.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Carmelo Anthony scored 22 of his 30 points in the first quarter, and the New York Knicks held on after he departed with a sprained left ankle to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 116-107 on Thursday night in coach Mike D'Antoni's return to Madison Square Garden.
Firing in 3-pointers and moving the ball to open shooters, things they often struggled to do under D'Antoni, the Knicks won for the eighth time in nine games and improved to 9-0 at home for the first time since the 1992-93 season.
Meanwhile, things are starting as poorly for D'Antoni in Los Angeles as they ended in New York. The Lakers, still without Steve Nash and Pau Gasol, were never really in the game while losing their fourth straight and falling to 9-14.
Kobe Bryant scored a game-high 31 points and brought down 10 rebounds, while Metta World Peace added 22 points and Dwight Howard scored 20.
As a team, the Lakers made 25 of their 29 free throws for an 86 percent clip, but still dropped to 9-14 overall.
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The Conservatory Restaurant
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded an AA Rosette for our fine food and excellent service.
- Read 24 reviews of Conservatory Restaurant at Crown Hotel
Restaurant Head Chef, Paul Taylor:
"I am delighted that the AA has once again recognised the consistent commitment and passion my team and I put in on a daily basis. Good news once again for Carlisle"
The Conservatory Restaurant overlooks our beautiful landscaped gardens and offers guests a quality dining experience with a modern European twist. Menus change frequently and feature a wide selection of dishes with an exciting balance of flavours, richness, texture and colour using the best local ingredients presented simply and elegantly.
The large conservatory with it's wooden beams and striking red quarry tiles has been simply, yet classically decorated using warm and relaxing colours, complimented by sandalwood blinds, dark wooden tables and plush Queen Ann seating.
Start your day with a conservatory breakfast - whether it is a light and healthy option of fresh fruit, cereals and juices, or a more traditional full english breakfast, freshly cooked and served piping hot at your table.
Mon - Fri 7:00am - 9:30am
Sat, Sun & bank holidays 8am - 10am
Lunch is served each day (except Saturday). The selection is varied - choose from a main course or take advantage of our special three course lunch and coffee.
3 course £18.50 (tea / coffee £2.50 supplement)
2 course £15.95 (tea / coffee £2.50 supplement)
View our sample conservatory lunch menu
Mon - Fri 12:30pm - 2pm
Sun 12pm - 2pm
Each evening you can enjoy the relaxed surroundings of the Conservatory restaurant where our chef prepares a selection of dishes from around the world. There is no strict dress code in the restaurant.
2 course £25.00 (tea / coffee £2.50 supplement)
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Man shot to death after stealing police car following standoff
On January 6, Billings police responded to a house on Miles Ave. for a report of a possible burglary. After spotting two people and with reports of firearms inside the house, the SWAT team and a police negotiator were called to the scene.
After several hours of negotiations, 29-year-old Daniel Brawley and his 25-year-old wife, Heather, were arrested.
After Officer Dave Punt placed Daniel Brawley into his patrol car, Brawley climbed over the partition between the the back and front seats. Brawley then sped off down the street, striking Punt with the car.
Punt began chasing the car on foot, and fired several shots through the back window, striking and killing Brawley.
It was later determined that Brawley had escaped by slipping out of the plastic Flex Cuff handcuffs that members of the SWAT team had used to restrain him. This allowed him to lower the Plexiglas partition inside the patrol car and climb into the driver's seat.
Following the incident, Officer Punt was placed on paid administrative leave. A coroner's inquest determined the shooting to be justified.
Heather Brawley admitted to burglary charges in October but failed to appear for her November 22 sentencing hearing.