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Thursday, December 27, 2012

The World ends With you -- A Review

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The World Ends together with you Subarashiki Kono Sekai?, lit. "It's really a Wonderful World" is usually an action-RPG to the Nintendo ds lite. It was manufactured by the dominion Hearts team, Square Enix, and Jupiter. The type designs were expressed by Tetsuya Nomura and Gen Kobayashi. The distinctive art style is inspired by the aesthetics of Shibuya youth culture. Development was inspired by aspects of Jupiter's previously released game, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. The game premiered in Japan in July 2007, along with PAL regions and The united states on April 22, 2008.

Amongst players, Neku Sakuraba with his fantastic allies are forced to take part in a sport that may determine their fate. The battle system uses most of the unique highlights of the Nintendo DS, including combat that occurs on both screens, and attacks performed by certain motions around the touchscreen or by shouting to the microphone. Portions of Japanese youth culture, such as fashion, food, and cell phones, are key areas of the missions.

The globe Ends To you received reviews that are positive, praising the overall game because of its graphics, soundtrack, and integration of gameplay to the Shibuya setting. Common complaints in connection with the steep learning curve on the heart. battle system along with the inaccurate touchscreen display controls. Inside week of their release, the overall game was the other best-selling DS title in Japan, as well as the state of the art DS title in The united states. Shiro Amano, writer and artist from the heart. Kingdom Hearts manga, later created a manga in line with the video game.
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Monday, December 24, 2012

Egypt votes in new constitution

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Islamists say overall 64 percent backed constitution

CAIRO: An Islamist-backed Egyptian constitution won approval in a very referendum, rival camps said on Sunday, from a vote the opposition said would sow deep social divisions inside Arab world’s most populous nation.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which propelled President Mohamed Mursi to power in a June election, said an unofficial tally showed 64 percent of voters backed the charter after two rounds of voting that ended which has a final ballot on Saturday. An opposition official also told Reuters their unofficial count showed the end result was obviously a “yes” vote, while party spokesmen said there had been a series of abuses throughout the voting.

The primary opposition coalition, the nation's Salvation Front, responded to the defeat by saying it turned out moving towards forming just one political party to challenge the Islamists who have dominated the ballot box since strongman Hosni Mubarak was overthrown 24 months ago. Members from the heart.} opposition, taking heart at a low turnout around 30 % of voters, pledged to keep up pressure on Mursi through peaceful protests along with other democratic means. “The referendum isn't the end on the heart.} road,” said Khaled Dawoud, a spokesman with the National Salvation Front. “It is the start of a long struggle for Egypt’s future.
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Saturday, December 22, 2012

Taliban silence another critic

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 KP senior minister Bashir Bilour among nine killed as suicide bomber attacks ANP’s meeting 

Taliban claim responsibility for suicide attack


Regarded synonymous with “anti-Taliban resistance”, Senior Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Minister Bashir Ahmad Bilour succumbed to wounds minutes following a suicide bomber blew himself up leaving nine dead and 18 injured.

“We lost an excellent leader,” said Awami National Party (ANP) President Asfandyar Wali Khan while paying tribute on the late party leader.

The Saturday’s assassination of senior KP minister comes every week after an audacious attack on Pakistan Airforce (PAF) base inside Baacha Khan International Airport in Peshawar was foiled.

Bashir Bilour was returning from the party meeting in Dhaki Nalbandi area near historical Qissa Khawani bazaar when he was attacked. He was immediately rushed to nearby Lady Reading Hospital from where his body was transported by an hour or so later.

Lady Reading Hospital Executive Dr Arshad Javed said Bashir Ahmad Bilour was delivered to hospital “in critical condition” as they suffered chest and stomach injuries through the blast.

The ANP leader was immediately operated upon to save lots of his life. However, efforts of any team of doctors proved futile, leaving the country mourn the death of a fierce opponent on the heart. Taliban.

Bomb squad experts said the suicide bomber detonated his explosives if your ANP meeting was at its peak.

“The suicide bomber walked into your house where the meeting was taking place and detonated his vest,” Shafqat Malik, chief from the heart. bomb disposal squad, said.

Zahidullah, 30, a shopkeeper in your neighborhood, said he was standing to Bilour’s rear if the bomber struck.

“The meeting involved to end after i heard a noise and very soon afterwards I saw a blue flame after which the blast hit,” he told AFP.

Peshawar SSP Khalid Hamdani also told reporters that the suicide bomber walked to join the ANP’s elections-related public meeting. Bashir Bilour had survived at the very least three such attacks previously.

On the list of dead were Kabali Police headquarters SHO Sattar Khan plus the late minister’s personal secretary Noor Muhammad.

KP Information Minister Mian Iftikhar Hussain brushed aside impressions that Bashir Bilour was not provided enough security.

“This isn't true. Our security personnel are one of the dead,” he told an exclusive TV channel.

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility with the attack, justifying the attack inside the name of “war” against “secular elements” in the united states.

The TTP said it had targeted Bilour in revenge with the death of a single in their elders.

“We claim responsibility for killing Bashir Ahmad Bilour. It's revenge for that martyrdom your elder Sheikh Naseeb Khan,” TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan told AFP.

Expressed his shock and grief over the killing of Bilour, Pm Raja Pervez Ashraf announced one-day mourning nationally today (Sunday).

The national flag would fly at half-mast today, he said.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government also announced three-day mourning across the province. Bilour’s funeral could well be held at 2pm today and he could be buried at Syed Hassan Pirbiri cemetery in Peshawar.
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