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The object of the Gem Game is to "mine" the gems from the playing board. To do this, you can shift any two adjacent (horizontally or vertically) gems. In order to successfully "mine", you need to create a row or column of at least 3 similar gems.

 When you do, the gems will be pulled from the board, those above them will drop down, and new gems will fall into place at the top. In order to maximize your score, try looking for moves that will either make a chain of 4 or 5 gems, or create two separate chains (of two different type gems) once the two pieces are swapped; the more gems you mine in a single move, the higher your score. Another advanced tip is to try to identify where the gems will fall, when a chain is removed -- If you remove a chain, and the pieces fall and form new chains, those will also be removed (And the points added). The more gems in a single move, the higher the score! If you need help, you can hit the 'Hint' button on level 1, but it will deduct 50 points. Levels 2 through 5 are for the advanced players, as they have time limits imposed (With additional time granted for each successful move).

Link chains of identical sparkling jewels -- move fast or lose this precious game!
The goal is to make lines, horizontally or vertically, of three or more matching gems. Swap two adjacent pieces, and if you make a line of three or more pieces, it will disappear and new pieces will fall onto the board. The more matches you make, the higher your score. Ready for more of a challenge? Try the Time-Trial advanced and expert modes

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Perry Farrell appeared in Aspen as DJ Peretz in 2002, spinning records for a crowd at the old Double Diamond. Farrell and his new band, Satelllite Party, perform at 10:30 p.m. tonight in Wagner Park in downtown Aspen. (Stewart Oksenhorn/The Aspen Times