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Are detoxes just diets in disguise?
In California, detoxes are all the rage. I should know — I just moved to the sunny city of Santa Monica, California a few weeks ago — and it's been a bit of a culture shock to say the least. It seems like everyone I meet is on a five-day juice fast, and I've never met so many kale-loving freaks in my life (mind you, I now count myself one of them).
As a woman with a long history of food and body issues, I usually try to keep as far away from anything labeled "detox" or "cleanse" as possible. I find it difficult to separate concepts like "detoxification" and "diet" in my mind, and I often wonder if all the zeal about juicing and raw food diets in the yoga community is a sort of collective eating disorder dressed in pseudospiritual clothing. It took me years of therapy and cognitive re-training to finally release beliefs like "my body needs to be fixed," and frankly anytime I find myself immersed in all the fear-mongering about toxins and pollutants ravaging our systems from the inside… it brings all the old crap (pun intended) to the surface.
So when the first thing out of Seane Corn's mouth at her Detox Flow intensive Friday morning was, "A detox is not a diet," I felt myself breathe a sigh of relief.
Often, when we talk about detoxes in our society, what we are actually referring to are very radicalized individual health regimens. It's the five-day juice cleanse, the wheat grass enemas (yes, you heard me right), or maybe if you're lucky you'll actually get to chew your food with a weeklong kitchari diet. For many of us, our desire to detox emerges from a deeper-seated belief that we don't talk about so often… the notion that we are dirty, contaminated, not okay as we are. If we're not careful, we can become so obsessed with clearing the toxins (that realistically do exist) from our bodies that programs designed to instill more health and well-being actually become more abusive than the toxic lifestyle we are trying to remedy to begin with.
With all these reservations, you might find it surprising that the first class on my schedule for Yoga Journal's San Francisco Conference was a six-hour intensive about detoxing. The truth is, as off-putting as I find our cultural obsession with cleansing, I also feel inexplicably drawn to it. There's a part of me that still feels like, "Well, if I could just eliminate that desire I have for sweet foods…. maybe then I would feel more happy, more vibrant, more nourished by my life."
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But here's the thing… Seane's version of detoxification is not your typical let's-sweat-until-you-smell-like-what-you-ate-last-night kind of class. By the time we made it to the first twist, what I felt seeping from my pores was not the grease from last night's dinner: it was tightly-wound tendrils of pent-up frustration buried deep inside my muscles. "The biggest cause of dis-ease in our society," Seane said, "is our lack of self-care, lack of self-worth. If we want to alter the state of the world, we have to start with a revolution within."
And this, I suppose, is why I find myself coming back to these classes over and over again. "On a deeper level," Seane reminded Friday's class, "this is about much more than the health/wellness we create in our individual bodies. This is about how we're treating our planet on a collective level."
One of the things I appreciated most about this approach to detoxing was the fact that it really did embrace a holistic perspective. Sure, we talked about how processed foods affect the digestive system and how unexpressed emotion can reek havoc on the adrenal glands. But the conversation also shifted to the macro-level — to the truly abominable food being shelled out in elementary school cafeterias across the country and how government subsidies for agribusiness make healthy, organic options inaccessible to lower-income families.
My big take away from the class? It's all about the balance, baby. For me, it's much more comfortable to talk about the need for detoxification at a collective level… Let's boycott Tyson! Create alternative fuel services! Get the gunk out of our food! What's more difficult for me to sit with is the discussion that Seane stuck with for most of the class — the idea that our relationship to food is most often a poignant reflection of our relationship to ourselves. If you find yourself gorging on sweets every time you visit your mother, perhaps it's worth looking at what gaping hole you're actually trying to fill. And if you want to enact any type of meaningful, long-standing change on a collective level… well, you're not going to get anywhere if you're not taking care of yourself.
I know I wasn't the only one in that room who had struggled with food/body issues (who hasn't, right?), and I can only imagine how many readers of this blog have walked a similar path. So, how about it? What's been your experience with detoxes and cleanses? How do you ensure that your detox isn't just another self-deprecating diet in disguise?
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I am a working mom and leave my lo w/ a sitter. She's great but I get jealous sometimes. For example, my lo started laughing recently and for the life of me, I can't get her to laugh much. I know she's somewhat cranky by the time I pick her up, but I try so hard and can barely get the giggles out. My sitter on the other hand can get giggles out of her daily and easily. It makes me feel like a loser. I know she spends more time w/ her, but I feel bad that I can't get the giggles out like her. Do you all feel like that?
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OMG YES! I drop DD off pretty early, usually around 6:45 but she's awake and in her best mood then. I always hate leaving. It's not fair! She's usually in an ok mood when I pick her up but then it's so close to bedtime we hardly get to spend much time together. I wish I could be a SAHM!
YES! I drop dd off at daycare around 800 and she has usually been awake for about an hour and a half by now and is happy. I wait until she is at daycare to have her breakfast, just because she sometimes sleeps until 730 and use to do that all the time. I would love nothing more than stay home and nurse. I am also always wondering if she is getting the best care. I know, we all feel that no one can do as good a job at caring for our lo as we can, but when I find out that dd is not getting cereal or veggies when I send them along it kind of erks me. Sorry went off on a tangent there. I am however lucky enough that in 10 more days I will be a SAHM. My husband got a new job so that I can stay home. Yay.
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I am a SAHM but my sister had her baby two years ago and went back to work a week after she had her baby so she left her with me, she worked 11am-11pm so I would feel horrible if she missed major milestones like crawling sitting and smiling, so i would tell everybody not to say anything until my sister noticed she was doing them. it was hard especially because she didn't notice her first tooth till about a month after she got it:(
i can relate to all u moms...i work as well and my mom looks after my lil girl, i too feel jealous of how they communicate especially when she is cranky only my mom can couze her and i stand aside and watch because she is more attached to her than i am...but i have found a way to help the situation...every morning when i leave i tell i have to go to work and will be home in the afternoon, when i reach to work i wud call home and have my mom put her on the phone as much she is can't respond she hears my voice and know its mommy and i have been doing this twice daily and when i get home from work from time she hears my voice i am all she wants ...it not so bad nymore n when she is fussy i can comfort her as well...they're such adorable little ppl...
Mama to Mya (25/12/2008)
Thanks everyone! You all make me feel so much better! It's so hard being a parent! No one can ever explain just how hard it is...but also how rewarding it is.
Mom to Mia (12/08) and expecting baby #2 on 1/13/12
On the upside, it is much easier to leave your LO w/ the sitter who can make her laugh so much, right? I think it would be more devastating if you have to leave her w/ someone and she clings on to you and not wanting to stay w/ the sitter. So in a sense, think you are lucky to have found such a good care for your LO!
WOW!!! I'm going through this same thing!! The daycare always tells me "oh she has just been laughing it up all day" and my neighbor who watches her for me when me and hubby want to go out says "oh she was just all giggles" I get some what furious because I have tried to get this little girl to laugh!!!! I get this HUGE grin but I don't get the laugh! I'm very jealous of them!!
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I am a SAHM so i can't relate with you all, but lately my LO has been laughing when i make animal noises or click my tongue, and make funny faces. It works for my hubby and he works all day.........
I agree. Although my sitter had to tell me that my daughter was getting her first tooth! Aaah! I felt like such a loser and SO disappointed that I didn't find it first. Horrible feeling!
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aww I know. I work and LO goes to daycare three days a week. But its close to my work so I go there for lunch to see him. They take good care of him, I don't feel too jealous but I do feel overprotective. They have a camera so I can see him while I'm working and I'm always so happy when I see them holding him or whatever cause I feel bad sometimes that he's there!!
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Notables:• NSCAA All-Great Lakes Second Team (2014)• First Team All-Big Ten (2014)• Second Team All-Big Ten (2013)• All-Big Ten Freshman Team (2012)• Big Ten Tournament Offensive MVP (2014)• Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (9/9/14)• espnW College Soccer Player of the Week (9/10/14) • Top Drawer Soccer Women's Player of the Week (9/9/14)• Top 100 freshman according to Top Drawer Soccer (2012)• T2nd in program history for career assists (28); three short of school recordCanadian National Team: Competed in the 2014 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup as Team Canada's captain and advanced to the quarterfinals ... won the gold medal at the 2010 CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championships in Costa Rica ... represented Canada at the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Trinidad and Tobago.2015: TopDrawerSoccer preseason Best XI Second Team ... ranked as the No. 18 player in the country in TopDrawerSoccer preseason player rankings.2014: NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region Second Team ... First-Team All-Big Ten selection ... ranked second on the team in points with 27 on nine goals and nine assists ... perfect 3-for-3 on penalty kicks ... scored one game-winning goal ... named Big Ten Tournament Offensive MVP after scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime at the Big Ten tournament championship vs Iowa (11/9) ... chosen as Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (9/9), espnW College Soccer Player of the Week (9/10) and TopDrawerSoccer.com Player of the Week (9/9) ... notched one assist in the first round of the 2014 Big Ten Women's Soccer Tournament vs. Illinois (11/5) ... recorded one assist against DePaul in the first round of the NCAA tournament (11/15) ... scored one goal and added an assist against Northwestern (10/12) ... netted one penalty kick goal against Michigan (9/14) ... recorded two assists vs. Michigan State (9/12) ... scored one penalty kick goal against Portland (9/7) ... netted one goal and recorded two assists vs. Washington (9/5) ... tallied one assist and one penalty kick goal vs. Northern Iowa (8/31) ... tallied a pair of goals against South Dakota State (8/29) ... recorded the game-winning assist on Kodee Williams' game-winning overtime goal vs. Tennessee (8/24) tallied one goal vs. Nebraska.
2013: Earned Second Team All-Big Ten honors ... started in all 19 matches ... has tallied six goals ... leads the team inpoints (25) and assists (13) ... tallied one assist vs. Nebraska (10/18) and one assist vs. Iowa (10/20)...netted two goals at Michigan State (9/29) ... tallied a goal and an assist at Purdue (9/22) ... recorded a goal and an assist at Loyla-Chicago (9/11) ... tallied a goal and an assist vs. Vanderbilt (9/6) ... tallied a goal and two assists at Illinois State (8/25) ... tallied two assists at UConn (8/23)2012: Named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team ... named one of the top 100 freshmen in the nation by TopDrawerSoccer.com ... started in all 21 matches ... finished the season tied for first on the team in assists (6) and third in shots (35) ... scored the game-winning goal against South Dakota State (8/19) and Green Bay (10/8) ... tallied a goal against Loyola Marymount (9/2) ... Prep: Member of Canada's U20 player pool and former member of the Ontario Provincial U16, U15 and U14 Teams ... selected to Canada's national team for the 2010 U17 World Cup.
Personal: Born in Oakville, Ontario ... parents are Andrew and Trinette ... member of school's honor roll all four years in high school ... intends to major in kinesiology.McNicoll's Career Statistics as of October 7, 2015
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Thousands of California doctors have banded together against insurance giant Aetna. The doctors filed a suit against the company in the Los Angeles County Superior Court accusing them of denying patients coverage for out-of-network doctors visits.
The thousands of doctors involved in the suit claim Aetna even refused patients who purchased a policy that allowed them to visit any doctors, whether they were in the network or not.
Reuters reports that the suit was brought by Los Angeles County Medical Association, the California Medical Association, and a variety of health care organizations. The complaint totals 29 pages and was filed on Tuesday, Modern Healthcare reports.
Countering the doctors' claims, spokespeople for Aetna claim that the new lawsuit is a retaliation to a lawsuit the insurance giant filed against Bay Area Surgical Management in February. In that lawsuit, Aetna charged that most of the doctors overcharged for procedures, in some cases the insurance company claims they overcharged 10 times what they should have for some procedures.
Additionally, Aetna claims that doctores referred patients to out-of-network facilities that were owned by those same medical professionals, thereby gaining a profit without telling their patients.
Reuters quotes an Aetna spokesperson, Cynthia Michener:
We have sued some of these same doctors and surgery centers named in the suit for their egregious billing practices in February of this year…This is a countersuit disguised as a class action lawsuit.
Michener made it clear that Aetna will continue to go after doctors who have accused the company with charges that are "grossly out of line." MSNBC quotes Michener as saying, "This is a countersuit disguised as a class action suit." The lawsuit filed by the doctors represents an important stand against the dominance of insurance companies in the medical field. The suit demands compensation for patients and medical professionals in the face of unfair business practices and false advertising.
Actively threatened patients
The newest complaint also asserts that Aetna actively threatened patients with denial of coverage and ejection from the program if they attempted to visit an out-of-network facility.
As Modern Healthcare sums up, the "plaintiffs also seek an order from a judge directing Aetna to cease and desist from discouraging the use of out-of-network providers, and declaring that any Aetna contracts with providers that restrict referrals for out-of-network care are illegal and not enforceable."
A pitched battle between healthcare providers and insurance giants illustrates the often strained relations between branches of the health care system in the United States. The personal and business interests of companies, both in insurance to pharmaceuticals, continue to plague individuals who have purchased health care but do not receive the coverage they paid for. In this regard the suit these doctors have presented against Aetna has some ground, if they can find and defend the evidence to back up their claims.
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I prefer the Canadian Healthcare system, even if Harper is slowly attempting to get his meat hooks into it he will be tossed out in the next election before he can do real damage. Insurance companies in the U.S. are greedy and the idea that people are not entitled to good health care because they can't afford it is frightening. Everyone should have access to healthcare, it should be a right.
why did it take doctors so long to do something about these blood sucking insurance companies?
insurance providers...grrrr!
Universal Health Care for all like in "old Europe" where the best quality Healthcare is FREE for everyone. The Consrvatives, Tories in Canada under vulture Harper Corporate rule is destroying decent patient's rights, under the GOP we have "for profit" privatization of healthcare for maximization of CEO benefits and shareholders payouts. Patients only receive the least the Insurance Companies are obliged to pay. Americans are about the worst faring people of the developed world for government protections, economic equality and social justice in the Western world. Wake up and realize this, OCCUPY !!!
A very good read !
Both sides are guilty....Time to change the paradigm.
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And when the anxiety level goes up, so does the hyperbole. In the case of the PUD-5 proposal, we're hearing redevelopment domino theories, comparisons to massive CityPlace and the ultimate scare, more condos. And the Testa family has been characterized, contradictorily, both as ineffectual business people and greedy developers.
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By the time he reached the turbolift, Ba'el was almost shaking with suppressed anger.
That bitch!
he thought over and over again. Benjamani had purposefully manipulated that situation to create tension between the other captains and him, to remind everybody of who he was and what he had done. She had probably been behind the
's posting to this task force.
On his way up to the bridge, Ba'el could not shake the image of Captain Rhodes' face as she said that her husband and child had been on Bajor. He closed his eyes, not caring what the security officer behind him might think, his mind casting inexorably back to that day.
had limped back to the wormhole after carrying out their attack on the Founder homeworld, bruised and battered, pursued by the remnants of the Dominion's fleet, baying for their blood.
Though their mission had been a success, the war had not been miraculously ended by the destruction of the Founder's. Alliance fleets throughout the Alpha and Beta quadrants had confirmed over subspace that the Dominion were still fighting. Long range scanners had picked up a massive fleet following
towards the wormhole. Apparently, the Vorta had managed to maintain their grip on the Jem'hadar. And they were coming for the Alliance with every weapon they possessed.
There was no way Ba'el was going to allow that to happen. Too many people had been sacrificed. There was only one thing left to do.
The Laurentii had provided Ba'el with one last weapon - a chroniton-based mine that they could use to destroy the wormhole, cutting the Dominion off from easy access to the Alpha Quadrant once and for all. No one in the Council had been informed about the weapon. Ba'el had made the decision alone, along with a handful of fellow officers, that this was the only way. If anyone had to suffer the backlash of using it, it would be him. He accepted that. He had already made his decision to leave the Alliance behind the moment the war was over.
So as
had left the wormhole, into the Bajoran system, Ba'el deployed and activated the mine.
And the wormhole had burned.
The sound of the turbolift doors swooshing open returned Ba'el to the present. Opening his eyes, he stepped out, eyes scanning the open space. He waved a vague hand when Lieutenant Gray, the duty officer, stood up to announce captain on the bridge, and marched over to his ready room.
Lieutenant-Commander Dax was waiting for him inside. When Ba'el saw him, he gaped.
"What happened to you?"
The young officer looked as though he had spent three days in a Jem'hadar training circle, fighting for his life against an angry Klingon. His face was a mass of bruises and when he rose to his feet to greet Ba'el his whole face drained of blood from the pain.
"I had an accident," he replied, wincing slightly.
"You look as though you've been beaten up."
"Sir, that isn't the reason I wanted to talk to you. This was an accident, nothing more."
Ba'el wanted to push for more information, but he nodded curtly instead. Beginning to move around his desk, he motioned for Dax to sit down. "This had better be good, Lieutenant. I was in the middle of dinner with the captains of the other ships when you contacted me."
He sat down and looked up, only to realise that the younger man was still stood at attention. "Sir, permission to speak freely."
Ba'el growled under his breath, but nodded. "Go ahead."
Dax relaxed slightly, his head dropping. "I... I have lied to you, sir."
Ba'el felt himself tense up. "Lied? Lied how?"
"I... What do you know about the Trill, sir?"
"No more than can be found in the Federation database."
"Yes, sir."
"I know that you are a joined race, that you have a symbiont inside of you that shares memories and experiences with you."
"Yes. That is... a good summary, though it doesn't really touch upon the true bond between the host and the symbiont. I was lucky sir - most of my people never know what it is like to be joined. Few of the symbionts survived the Dominion - they looked upon us as a risk to peace and good order. It wasn't good to have a group of people who could clearly remember life before the occupation."
Ba'el sighed. "I hope you have a point and that you're getting to it quickly, mister Dax."
"Yes sir. I... I am joined to one of the oldest symbionts still alive, the Dax symbiont. Dax has had many hosts, reaching all the way back to before Trill joined the Federation. In so many lifetimes, there are always... anomalies. Hosts who should never have been joined." Dax finally met Ba'el's eyes. When Ba'el saw the haunted light deep within those eyes, he repressed a shudder. "The Dax symbiont has twice been joined to murderers, men who have taken lives not for the good of their people or in a war, but for their own pleasure. The man who had the Dax symbiont before me... He was such a man."
Ba'el digested that, frowning slightly. "I... I'm not sure I understand what you're telling me, Lieutenant."
"Haebron Dax was a spy and an assassin. He worked for the Alliance for a long time, carrying out killings of Dominion leaders and tracking down traitors to the cause. Then, when he was in his thirties, he was captured while trying to destroy the ketracel white facility on Lozen IV. He was... tortured." Dax closed his eyes, the pain of those memories evident on his face. "For years, they put him through every type of physical and mental torture they could imagine. They put him in holodecks and forced him to live things that no man could hope to survive. They broke him, sir."
Dax opened his eyes again, his gaze piercing Ba'el's. "And then they let him go."
"The memories after that are unclear," the Trill went on. "Even to me. I have glimpses of what he did, but it is as if everything was seen through broken glass. All I know is that he became a killer. He began to track people down, people who had no link to the Dominion. And he murdered them, in the most brutal way he could. Until one day, one of his victims fought back. A little girl managed to injure him enough for the Alliance to capture him. He was handed over to the Trill in the years just before the end of the occupation. The symbiont was removed. And given to me."
Ba'el nodded. "This is all very interesting, Lieutenant-Commander. I still don't understand why you felt the need to call me out of an important dinner for this."
"Because, captain, two years ago I began to hear voices."
Oh you must be kidding me
. He quirked an eyebrow. "Voices."
"I know how it sounds, captain. But in the past few years it has become a recognised clinical condition amongst Trills. Haebron talks to me, sir. In my head. I can hear him screaming."
Another shiver rushed over Ba'el and this time he didn't bother to repress it. "And are you following some kind of treatment?"
"Of course. I take a drug known as jalapamine which allows me to control the voice. However over the past few months, things have gotten worse. To such a point that I have begun..." Dax seemed to hesitate for a moment, then pressed on, "I have begun to lose control of my own body."
Ba'el sat back in his chair, stunned. "What do you mean, lose control?"
"I will black-out and when I wake up I'm somewhere else. Once in the armory, once in... someone else's quarters."
"The armory?"
"Yes sir."
Ba'el closed his eyes.
I don't need this right now
, he thought. His mind cast back to the dinner he had left, to the triumphant look on Benjamani's face. If she finds out... He opened his eyes. When he spoke, his voice was low and dripping with ice. "And you didn't feel the need to tell me about this?"
"I thought I could control it, I thought..."
"You thought? You are in charge of operations on this ship, Lieutenant-Commander. You can - at any time - take control of any part of this ship and do with it what you wish. And you are telling me that you could have blacked out and an insane former host of the symbiont in your belly could have seized control? Could have used this ship to destroy... to destroy anything?"
Dax nodded. Ba'el glared at him. "Does anyone else in Starfleet know about this?"
"The doctor onboard my former posting, the
. He provided me with the jalapamine."
"And no one else?"
Dax shook his head. "You didn't think to mention this on your entry request?"
"Sir, at the time, this had not begun."
"I don't believe this. You... You have crossed a line here, Mister Dax. Lying about a medical condition is bad enough. But you have consciously placed this entire ship in danger, on numerous occasions."
Though he knew he was probably too angry to make a proper decision, Ba'el made it anyway. Slapping his comm badge, he barked, "Sarine to security. Please come to my ready room."
The two security officers stood outside the ready room doors came rushing in, hands on phasers. When they saw only Ba'el and Dax in the room, they stopped, puzzled.
"Gentlemen, you are to escort Lieutenant-Commander Dax to his quarters and lock him inside. One of you is to remain outside his doors at all times and make sure he does not leave. Is that understood?"
"Yes, sir."
Dax looked at Ba'el. "Captain, I'm..."
"Don't," Ba'el said. "Consider yourself lucky I'm not throwing you in the brig. It would be all you deserve. You are hereby removed from duty and placed under house arrest until I decide what to do with you."
Dax just nodded. The two security officers stepped up on either side of him, looking as if they were not sure whether they should handcuff him or seize him by his arms. They settled for resting one hand each on his shoulders.
"If you would come with us, sir," one of them said gently.
Ba'el watched them lead the young Trill officer out of his ready room. Then he sank back into his seat, rubbing a hand over his face. How had this happened? How hadn't he seen?
He sighed. There was only one thing to do. He struck his comm badge again.
"Sarine to Ly'et. Prin, I need to see you. Now."
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text: Version 1.2 8/21/14 .:\:/:. .:\:\:/:/:. :.:\:\:/:/:.: :=.' - - '.=: '=(\ 9 9 /)=' ( (_) ) /`-vvv-'\ / \ / /|,,,,,|\ \ /_// /^\ \\_\ WW( ( ) )WW __\,,\ /,,/__ (______Y______) Reveries: Sisterly Love A Walkthrough by Michael Gray AKA The Lost Gamer (email@example.com) Copyright 2014 For a list of all my various guides, check http://the_lost_gamer.tripod.com/guides.html Table of Contents: 001. General information 002. Video Walkthrough 003. Walkthrough 003a. Chapter 1: A Sister痴 Sacrifice 003b. Chapter 2: The Village 003c. Chapter 3: The Witch痴 Castle 003d. Chapter 4: City in the Clouds 003e. Chapter 5: The Dwarf Kingdom 003f. Chapter 6: The Mountain 004. Credits 001. General Information ----------------------------------------------------------- This is a walkthrough for the game called "Reveries: Sisterly Love". It is a game about a woman who goes to Dreamland in order to rescue her sister from a witch. To contact me about this guide, use my email address, email@example.com. Thanks to jgs for the troll artwork, as seen at the top of this guide. 002. Video Walkthrough ----------------------------------------------------------- Do you want to see a video of how to beat the game, rather than read how to do it? You're in luck! I made a video walkthrough for this game, which can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL- BD_KjCUmdz2lGf5spAxoUG_8qAj1OUy The videos come complete with my live commentary. 003. Walkthrough ----------------------------------------------------------- 003a. Chapter 1: A Sister痴 Sacrifice ----------------------------------------------------------- Your twin sister Monica makes a deal with a witch named Sybil: her youth for your health. The game starts with an optional tutorial. Look at the table. Read about your medical condition, then take the picture and the handle. Look at the bookcase. Use the handle on the device here for a ballerina. Take the device, as it will hold fortunes. Take the brush underneath it. Use the brush on the shattered glass on the floor for a crystal. Use the crystal at the top of your mirror to open the portal to Dreamland. Go through it. Look at the ground by the scorpion here to get a branch. There is a note here, as well as a fortune nut. Throughout this game, you can collect fortune nuts. Get all 24 and a short scene is added to the ending of the game. Go forward and talk to Prince Adriss to get an amulet. Pull boards off of the cave entrance to see that it is dark, then zoom in on the tree. Take the handkerchief and the hook from the tree, then zoom in on the small stand to get a ribbon. Back away from the tree, then go forward again. You want to go into the town, but the pathway is blocked! Look at the plants blocking the path. Put the branch in the mouth of a plant to get a scorpion! Also, take a fan from the plants on the left side of the town wall. When you try to take the parrot, it flies away. Go back a screen. Look at the bees on the left. Use the fan to get rid of them, so you can get a net. Go back a screen and zoom in on the ground by the scorpion. Use the net on the racket, then use the ribbon to get it in place. You now have a working net! Examine the scorpion well for a minigame. Place your scorpion here. The goal of the game is to get the scorpion to the exit. Do this by going left three times, up, right twice, down, left, right, up, left twice, down, right, up, right, down, left twice, up, right and up. There are multiple solutions to the puzzle. Go forward two screens, and Witch Sybil is waiting for you. Use your amulet's smoke gem to stop her. Look at the plants on the left side of the town wall, then use your net to catch the fireflies. Go back a screen and use the fireflies on the cave to light it up. In the cave, you have a matching puzzle. Match the items that are related. For example, the comb goes on the doll's hair, and the toothbrush goes on the teeth. Solving the puzzle gets you a comb. Go forward and examine the plants on the left side of the town wall. Use the comb here to get a bucket. Go back to the scorpion well. Use the hook and bucket on the scorpion's tail to get water. Go forward. Solve another matching puzzle in the cave for sunglasses. Go forward a screen. Take the parrot, then zoom in on the basket. Give sunglasses to the mole, and you can take it. You can also take the basket. Go back a screen. Use the water bucket on the dried-up tree. As a reward, it gives you the apples of petrification. One bite turns something to stone! A second bit undoes the stone curse. Go forward a screen. Try out the apple of petrification the fish. This gets you some apple juice. Go back two screens and use the apple juice on the troll. He gives you his pickaxe. We're almost done with this chapter! Go forward to see a wolf cub. Use the handkerchief on its leg, then go forward. Use an apple of petrification on the biting plants that block the pathway. The plants turn to stone. Use the pickaxe on them to clear the way to the village. 003b. Chapter 2: The Village ----------------------------------------------------------- Step forward/left, to an area with a bulletin board. Look at the bulletin board, and put the wolf cub here. The cub drinks a bowl of milk, which reveals an eagle head. On the right side of the screen is a flower cart, containing a handle. Look at the store window to find half of a mask, and look at the manhole to see the troll. Take the glove by the troll, then go back a screen. Look at the side of the wagon. Use the glove here to get the rope. Also, get the dragonfly. Then, look at the lantern on the left. Use the mask here to open it up. Use the glove to take the ring. Go back at the bulletin board area. Use the rope on the bulletin board pole to tie it up. Use the rope on the manhole to free the troll and get a fire gem. You can use the ring on the building to the right to open it. This building is a magic shop. You can open the dresser on the right with a handle, and you can take needles from a ball of yarn on a shelf in the back. That's about all you can do for now, so leave the magic shop and go forward. Sybil uses her fire magic here! Use the fire gem to save yourself and the fortuneteller. She gives you the task of making a shawl of invisibility. Look in the window of the shop on the left to see a pot. Use your mole here to dig it up and get a bird symbol. Then, look at the door of the building on the left. Take the duster and put the knitting needles inside to open it. Inside here is a chest, which you can open with your eagle figure and your bird figure. Inside the chest are drums and a firecracker. In the lower/right part of the room is a needle with thread that you can take, and the closet here is a hidden objects challenge. Find all fifteen toys for a lizard! Return to the magic store. Use the drums on the doll (on the left shelf) to summon the magic rabbit. If you can get him a carrot, he will let you get his magic fur of invisibility. Look on the back shelf and use the duster here for a koala bear head, then go back two screens. Look at the trunk by the wagon. Put the koala bear head here, then use the needle and thread to fix it. Go back to the sewing shop and use the koala bear on the koala bear for a second dragonfly. Go to the magic shop. Use the dragonflies on the right cabinet for a box puzzle. With this puzzle, you want to create color lines! For example, to connect the two red squares, make a red line that goes three faces left from the right square. Solve the puzzle three times for a glass cutter. Leave the magic shop. Use the glass cutter on the window here for a glass shard. Move the curtain to get a challenge scene. You need to find items and put them in the correct spot. For example, the train tracks go on the tracks, and the star design goes on the closet door. Put everything in place to get revealing ink. Go back a screen. See the balloons? Use the glass shard on them to get the cane. Go forward two screens and use the cane on the statue for a clown figure. Go back two screens and use the clown figure on the chest for a carrot. Give the carrot to the rabbit in the magic shop. Use your comb on its ear to get the magic fur. Go back to the knitter's shop. Solve the hidden objects challenge for thread, and look above the weaving machine. Use the revealing ink here to see how to make the shawl. Look at the weaving machine. Put the fur and thread here for a puzzle. The puzzle is to color all the areas, according to the photograph. Solving the puzzle gets you the magic shawl. Go back outside and give it to the fortuneteller. The fortuneteller asks you for a photo of your sister. In return, she gives you a hunter puppet. Go backwards a screen and solve the challenge of putting everything in place again. This gives you a witch puppet. Go back a screen. You can finally look at the window of the wagon. Put the witch and hunter puppets here for a challenge. Your goal is to get all the dolls to the left side, but you can never have more witches than hunters on any side at any time. You must move one or two dolls at a time. The trick to this puzzle is that you have to move all the witches left first, before moving the hunters across. Solving the puzzle gets you a gate part. Go to the end of the village. Use the glass cutter on the window to the left, as long as you're here, then use the gate part on the lock to open up the pathway to a different area. 003c. Chapter 3: The Witch痴 Castle ----------------------------------------------------------- Prince Adriss is here! Talk to him to get the frost gem. After this, he is attacked by a harpy. Oh no! Look at the rocks on the left. Take the playing card and use the apple here to get apple juice. Use the apple juice on the harpy to turn it to stone. Look at the tree stump here and take the ladybug. That's all we can do here for now, so go down the left pathway. Use the fire gem to clear the pathway. Talk to the rabbit, then use the parrot on the left dragon head to get a planet. Go right and look at the locked door. Put the planet on the door for a minigame. You need to swap the planets around so each planet goes into its proper spot. Solving the puzzle unlocks the door. Go into the house and talk to the fortuneteller. Look at her shelf and take the raven emblem. Her elephant item needs an elephant. Look at her table and take the handkerchief. There are instructions here for making a memory potion. Look at the box on the left table for a puzzle. Put your playing card here. In this puzzle, you want to swap cards so all the red cards are in the top row, and all the blue cards are in the bottom row. From left to right, the columns are of lady cards, knight cards, jester cards, king cards and shield cards. Solving the cards gives you a butterfly. Solve the hidden objects challenge at the fireplace for a lit candle. Go backwards twice. Remember the shop window on the left? Look at it, and open it with the glass cutter, if you haven't done so already. Use the butterfly on the jewelry box to get a hummingbird figure and bat wings. Go back to the fortuneteller's house. Look at her birdcage. Use the hummingbird figure on the door to open it. This gets you a hummingbird and some grapes. Go down. Use the grapes on the creature to the left for a second raven emblem. Use the hummingbird on the flowers near the stump to get nectar. Go back to the fortuneteller's house and look at the table. Time to make the memory potion! Put the lizard and bat wings on the table. Use the firecracker to scare the lizard. Put the lizard's tail and the bat wings into the bowl and grind them up. Put the flower with nectar on the potion to complete it. Hooray, the memory potion is complete! And since you have two raven tokens, you can finally enter the witch's castle. Leave the house, then go left and forward. Put the tokens on the castle door for a puzzle. With this puzzle, you need to spin the circles around so the overlapping sections match the background. Enter the castle. The door in front of you is locked, but you can take rope from it. Look at the door on the right and take the handle. Open the door and use the lit candle here for another scene where you find items and put them in their places. Solving the puzzle gets you a star. Back in the castle, move the ladder twice, so it is at the door. This allows you to reach the gargoyle above the door. Take the shell from it. Then, look at the cauldron which is far above the door. Take the vase, and use the handkerchief here to get a dagger. Exit the castle. See the jail on the right? There's a large hanging item, which you can walk across to reach the jail. Use the dagger on the hanging item, then take the wheat from on top of it. The item is too light for you to use. Go down to the two statues. See the sandbag on the pathway, on the left? Use the dagger on the bag to see a dragon. Use the ladybug on the dragon to get rid of it. Dig into the sand to get a collar part, then use the rope to close the bag of sand. The right dragon has a water basin. Use the bag of sand on the water basin to soak up the water. Take the shell, then go forward. Use the bag of wet sand on the hanging item to lower it. Open up the item's lid with the star, then take the arrow. A salamander is still inside. Look at the jail. Your sister is here! She doesn't remember you, so give her the memory elixir. She sings a song, and the witch takes her away. The witch's message leaves you with an arrow, so it's not all bad. Go back into the castle. Move the ladder to the left column, then put the arrows on the archers. This opens the door at the far end. Take the arrow from the door, then go through it. Look at the areas on the right. One has a hook and a wing that you can take. The other one has a jar. Use the handle to open it, then take the strawberry. Go back a screen. Solve the hidden objects challenge on the right for a powder of truth. Move the ladder to the doorway, and examine the dragon statue above the door. Put the dragon wing on the statue to get a spider vase and a collar part. Go back another screen. Use the collar parts on the pegasus to free it. Pick up the pegasus father, then look at the salamander. Use the spider vase to pick it up. Go back inside the castle, to the second room. Look at the book. It refuses to work, so use the powder of truth on it. Close the book, then put two shells down for a minigame. In this game, match matches with groups of three colors to clear them from the board. A seashell can only get rid of colors in the fourth of the board that is closest to. Solving the puzzle gets you a fish. Look at the large artifact that the witch is protecting. Put the fish, salamander, wheat and feather onto the board. This gets you an artifact and an elephant figurine. Go to the fortuneteller and talk to her. She gives you magic seeds, for planting in the sky kingdom. They will grow a flower, which activates the artifact. Look at the shelf. Put the elephant here to fix the elephant item. It's a watering elephant! Leave the house. The harpy is taken away, leaving behind a log. Take the log, then go forward down the newly-opened path. 003d. Chapter 4: City in the Clouds ----------------------------------------------------------- Your mole friend is here! Give the mole a strawberry, then pick it up. Use the water elephant on the flowers, to make a pathway forward. Give an arrow to the knight. This lets you take the knight's saddle. Go to the right. Look at the left machine to get a gate part. The arrow landed on the front side of the gondola. Look at it, and you can read a note. The bear on a unicycle, which powers the gondola, has been destroyed, so you'll have to fix it. Go left, then forward. Take the ball from the circle on the left, then put the log in the circle. The knight hits it with a battle axe. Take the axe, then solve the hidden objects challenge on the right to get a claw. Go back down. Use the axe on the crate to open it. Use the apple on the teeth to turn them to stone. This lets you get a banana. Go forward, and use the banana on the monkey in the tree. The monkey throws a vase into a hole. Use the shepherd's hook to get the vase. Go down and right. Enter the gondola. Use the claw on the two bags to get a third vase and a second gate part. Go back to the floating island and put the vases on the fountain for a puzzle. The puzzle is to make all the water streams go up. Solving the puzzle gets you vanishing elixir. Go down and use the vanishing elixir on the knight. This lets you take his saddlecloth. Go forward to the floating island. Solve the hidden objects challenge for a ball. Put the saddlecloth and the saddle on the pegasus. You can ride the pegasus to a new area now. Fly on the pegasus and use your amulet's frost gem to enter the frozen kingdom. Look at the railing on the left; take the doll and read the note from Queen Elsa. Go down the left pathway. On the left railway is a box. Use the doll on the box to open it and get a mushroom. Solve a hidden objects challenge at the rotunda for a snowflake, and look at the ice in front of the rotunda for a mosaic piece. Go back, then go down the forward pathway. Take the pin and the glove from the statue, then go forward again. Use the glove on the ice (on the left dome) to get a hammer. Look at the right dome. Give the mushroom to the hedgehog for glass. Go down, and use the hammer on the vase to open it. This gets you a scroll to read, along with a trap key. Use the trap key on the trap (by the tree on the right) to open the trap. You can now take the trap and the ring. Use the ring on the statue here for a wineglass. Go forward and look at the right dome. Use the wineglass on the water here to fill it with water. Go down twice. On the left railing, use the glass with water in the indentation for a snowflake. Pick it up with the pin. On the right railing, Use the two glass pieces for a snowflake. You now have three snowflakes. Go forward twice and look at the left dome. Use the snowflakes here for a puzzle. Spin the wheels around so each wheel has four prongs of the correct color. Solving the puzzle cleans up the snow in the area. It also gives you a bear and a claw for the gondola. Go back a screen. Look at the area near the base of the tree for a sphere. Go down, then left. Solve the hidden objects challenge at the rotunda for honey, and use the mole to dig in the dirt in front of the rotunda. Put the magic seeds in the hole. Go down, then forward. Use the honey on the statue to get bees. Return to the magic seeds. Use the bees on the seeds to get the magic flower. Now that you have what you came for, go all the way back to the fortuneteller's house. Give her the magic flower, and she fixes the artifact. She tells you to take it to the alchemist in the dwarf kingdom. Solve the hidden objects challenge in the fireplace for a feather. Go to the floating island with the fountain. Use the feather on the knight's helmet for a stamp, then use the sphere on the device on the right to get a charged sphere. Go down, right, and enter the gondola. Use the stamp on the intentation on the crate to get blueberries. Use the claw on the crab, then press the red button to open up the trap door. Look at the rope, and use the trap on it to get the wheel. Go down. Use the blueberries on the bird for a ball. Use the charged sphere on the stand to power the gondola. Look at the front end of the gondola. Put the wheel and the bear here. Go back into the gondola. Look at the control panel and put the balls there for a puzzle. With this puzzle, you want to go over every spot on the board. Once you go in a direction, you continue in that direction until you hit a stopping point. When you solve the puzzle, you can finally use the gondola to reach the dwarf kingdom. 003e. Chapter 5: The Dwarf Kingdom ----------------------------------------------------------- There is a dwarf statue here. Take its flag and wool hat, then look at the cannon and take a horseshoe. Look at the locked gate and put the two gate parts on it for a puzzle. In this puzzle, you click on tiles to rotate the pieces adjacent to them. Recreate the design to solve the puzzle and open the gate. Go forward and talk to Sybil. She puts rocks in front of the alchemist's house, and she brags about turning Prince Adriss into a ghost. Phooey! Look at the flowers by the riverbank. Click on them them to pick them up, then click on the thorns. Use the flag to pick them up. Open the window on the other side of the riverbank to get another puzzle, where you find objects and put them in their proper locations. You get a live fire as a result. Go forward, up the mountain path. The prince's ghost is here. Look at the hanging bowl on the left. Take the spoon and put the lavender inside to scare the ghost off. Look at the minecart, then take the pickaxe. Use the bloody thorns on the crystals to get red crystals. Put the red crystals in the red holder. Go down and look at the rocks blocking the alchemist's front door. Use the pickaxe here for a stone and a lock part. Go back a screen and use the lock part on the backpack for a green crystal and a zipper. There is also a note you can read. Go forward and look at the dwarf statue. Use the zipper on the backpack to open it. You get a yellow crystal. Use the spoon on the coal to get a spoonful of coal. Go up the mountain path. Put the green and yellow crystals into their respective holders. This frees Prince Adriss from his ghostly form! Talk to him to get a rock gem. Look at the furnace, and open it with the horseshoe. Put the coal and the fire in the furnace to get it working. Go down. Use the rock gem in the amulet to get rid of the rocks in front of the alchemist's house. Go inside. The witch steals the alchemist's hat. Talk to the witch, then talk to the Alchemist. Go forward through the door to the library. Take the doll from the shelf on the left, then take the coin from the other shelf on the left. Go back to the main room of the house. Look at the grate under the pot, and use the straw doll here to get some fire. Look at the left shelf; take the bottle and read the note. Go back outside. Zoom in on the flowers by the water. Use the bottle here for a bottle of water. Go back, to the gate. Use the coin on the slot on the wall, and you get yarn. Reenter the Alchemist's house. Use the bottle on water on the fire under the pot. This gets you a book cover. Go forward to the library and look at the desk. Put the book cover here, then use the yarn on the book to fix it. Put the book on the shelf that's missing a book to get a knife. Go back to the main gate of the dwarf kingdom. Use the knife on the backpack to get a figurine. Return to the Alchemist's library. Put the figurine on the shelf on the left. This opens the door to the Alchemist's lab. Go into the lab. Use the stone on the cabinet to break the glass, so you can get the corkscrew and the acid. Solve the hidden objects challenge for a boomerang. Go back a screen and use the boomerang on the rope to get a horn. Go back a room. Look at the vent above the window. Use the acid on the vent to get a beetle. Go down a screen. Solve the hidden objects challenge for another beetle, then look at the dwarf statue. Use the corkscrew on the bottle to get a gear. Go back a screen, to the main gate. Use the gear on the cannon to get a dome part and another horn. Return to the Alchemist's house and look at the wall left of the door. Use the dome part here for a third horn. Go to the Alchemist's lab. Use the three horns on the three demon statues. Solve the hidden objects challenge for a blue disc, then look at the machine on the right. Put the beetles here to start a minigame. Your goal is to lead all the beetles to the exit hole. Note that when a beetle walks over a tile, it changes color. Solving the puzzle gets you the Alchemist's hat. Take it, then give it to the Alchemist. He activates the artifact, which helps stop the witch! He opens up a portal to the final area of the game. 003f. Chapter 6: The Mountain ----------------------------------------------------------- Talk to Prince Adriss to get the water gem. Use the rock gem in the amulet to clear a path here, then look at the leaves on the ground. Use the wool hat to pick them up. Take the path on the right. Use the water gem in the amulet to clear the pathway. Take the pear from the elephant statue and the butterfly from the statue on the right. Look at the fishing area to get the frost gem again, and solve the hidden objects challenge for a lasso. Go backwards a screen. Look at the ground area, where you got the leaves. Use the pear here to get the worm. See the spider nest on the left? Use the butterfly on it. Click the butterfly multiple times to get rid of the spider. You can then take the web to get fishing line. Go right. Use the line on the fishing pole, then use the worm on the line. This gets you a fish and a rod. Nice! Go back, then up the left pathway. Use the amulet's fire gem to clear the area, then give the fish to the eagle. You get a tusk. Use the fishing rod on the prickly plants to the right for a green disc, then use the lasso on the tree branch here. Go back and look at the cave wall. Put both discs here for a puzzle. The goal of the puzzle is to set the discs to the correct speeds, so the ball moves from disc to disc. When you solve the puzzle, you can go inside the mountain. Do so. Put leaves on the fireplace, then take the second tusk on the mantle. Take it, then go down and right. Use the tusks on the elephant statue for a saw. Solve the hidden objects challenge for a bow and arrow. Go back to the cave inside the mountain. Use the saw on the cage to get a fish figurine and sail. Leave, then go right. Use the sail on the boat in the fishing area for a pirate boat. Go back to the cave and use the boat on the pirate mouse for a red eye and a life ring. Leave and go left. Use the life ring on the rope, so you can swing to the other side of the gap. Go forward, and use the boy and arrow on the bird. Take the stone it drops, and look at the area by the left statue. Take the stone which is here, too. Go forward, to the top of the mountain. Sybil has your witch tied up here! Use the amulet to kill Sybil once and for all! Look at the stone left of Monica. Put the two red eyes in the skull to get a second fish figuring. Go back to the river area and use the fish on the statue to the right to get half of a mask. Go back to Monica. The mask goes on the hanging thing to the right of Monica. This raises a platform which has an earring on it. Go down and use the earring on the right statue for an anchor. Look at the base of the left statue and use the anchor here to get the shovel. Go down twice. Use the spade on the X in the ground to get a stone and an eye. Go up the mountain and talk to Prince Adriss. He will let you save Monica yourself. Thanks a lot, Prince! Go up to Monica. Examine the statue directly right of her. Put the eye in the skull for the fourth symbol. Look at Monica and put the four symbols in the wall to free her. Talk to Monica, then talk to the troll. He says that Prince Adriss will fall in love with the woman wearing the amulet. Since you and Monica are twins, this means either one of you can win the prince's affections. Pick which sister will marry the prince, then watch the ending. Go through the portal to go back home and officially end the game. 004. Credits ----------------------------------------------------------- This FAQ is copyright of The Lost Gamer, 2014. If you want to use any part of this FAQ, ask me first (instructions under general information).


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4th Annual South Granville ArtWalk: Saturday, June 20th 2015
16 ART GALLERIES hosting one day special events!
Saturday, June 20th; 10 am to 6
Thibault Talks: David Edwards
Old Land Plan 2015 Oil on canvas 28″ x 28″
In composing an image the artist is often trying to identify what they find pleasing.
Thibault Talks: Cybele Ironside
Lilypond (Abstracted) 2015 Oil on panel 33″ x 54″
Dreamy, ethereal and beautiful, Cybele Ironside's paintings
Established in 1999, the Ian Tan Gallery represents notable emerging and established artists in contemporary Canadian Art. Recognized as one of Canada's finest art galleries, we promote a strong regional interest in a diverse range of west coast artists, maintaining a reputation for high quality works and a discerning exhibition programme. Our services include consulting, collection building, art rentals, appraisals, framing, installation, and shipping worldwide.


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September 29 2012, 09:41 AM
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Re: Best Audio Book?
Damn, I should have come here instead of starting another Big Finish thread. Sorry folks.
I've been working my way through all of Six's stories, then will probably go back and finish up Eights adventures.
I've enjoyed the Evelyn stories, but I hate that they've done them out of order. Having her leave the Doctor, then going back and telling new stories of them travelling together does get rather confusing.
"The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't always soften the bad things. But vice versa, the bad things don't necessarily spoil the good things or make them unimportant."
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