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ARTICLES RELATED TO The World | | | |  The World: Encyclopedia II - ALTIMIT OS - The WorldThe World, the killer app (most popular application) of Altimit OS, was released in December 2007, being the first online game available ever since the Pluto's Kiss incident. Millions of copies were downloaded the first month alone. By 2010, more than 20 million players joined the game.
The World began its life as a prototype called "The Fragment". With time, it evolved into "The World". Some Altimit OS programmers quit their jobs in Altimit to join the development crew of "The World". Later, the CyberConnect Corporation (CC Corp.) was founded. This company later released the game, and it ...
See also:ALTIMIT OS, ALTIMIT OS - The World, ALTIMIT OS - Known Features, ALTIMIT OS - Hardware, ALTIMIT OS - Remarks Read more here: » ALTIMIT OS: Encyclopedia II - ALTIMIT OS - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Quest for Glory - The World The fantasy world in which the action takes place is known as Glorianna, and is somewhat a mirror of our own world.
According to Lori Cole, Glorianna's time did not advance at the same pace in all places, so many anachronisms are explained (some places are medieval, others are still at the Bronze Age, some others are almost victorian, and some have pseudo-modern elements). The world is populated both by traditional creatures of myth and legend (gnomes, fairies, genies, demons) and specifically by humanoids with animal features, such as the Katta (humanoid cat-people) and the Liontaurs (centaur like ...
See also:Quest for Glory, Quest for Glory - Games, Quest for Glory - Hero's Quest I: So You Want to be a Hero 1989; VGA remake released in 1991, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire 1990, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory III: Wages of War 1992, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness 1994, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire 1998, Quest for Glory - Collections, Quest for Glory - The World, Quest for Glory - The Hero, Quest for Glory - Characters in the series Read more here: » Quest for Glory: Encyclopedia II - Quest for Glory - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Rave Master - The World In the world Haru and his companions inhabit, the towns and cities are named after styles of music. Punk street and Ska are examples.
Haru's belt buckle says "DnB" which could be a loose translation of "RnB"
Also, Haru's home is Garage Island and the quote "All good music starts in the garage" (as quoted by Frank Zappa) is a fun little side note.
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See also:Rave Master, Rave Master - Plot synopsis, Rave Master - Seasons and Story arcs, Rave Master - Ten Commandments, Rave Master - Cast, Rave Master - Heroes, Rave Master - Knight's of the Blue Sky, Rave Master - Demon Card Shadow Guard, Rave Master - Doryu Ghost Squad Doryu Commandos, Rave Master - Others Allies, Rave Master - The World, Rave Master - Video Games, Rave Master - US Cast, Rave Master - Japan Cast, Rave Master - Theme Songs, Rave Master - Japan, Rave Master - U.S. Read more here: » Rave Master: Encyclopedia II - Rave Master - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Quest for Glory - The World The fantasy world in which the action takes place is known as Glorianna, and is somewhat a mirror of our own world.
According to Lore Cole, Glorianna's time did not advance at the same pace in all places, so many anachronisms are explained (some places are medieval, others are still at the Bronze Age, some others are almost victorian, and some have pseudo-modern elements). The world is populated both by traditional creatures of myth and legend (gnomes, fairies, genies, demons) and specifically by humanoids with animal features, such as the Katta (humanoid cat-people) and the Liontaurs (centaur like ...
See also:Quest for Glory, Quest for Glory - Games, Quest for Glory - Hero's Quest I: So You Want to be a Hero 1989; VGA remake released in 1991, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire 1990, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory III: Wages of War 1992, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness 1994, Quest for Glory - Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire 1998, Quest for Glory - Collections, Quest for Glory - The World, Quest for Glory - The Hero, Quest for Glory - Characters in the series Read more here: » Quest for Glory: Encyclopedia II - Quest for Glory - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy XI - The World Final Fantasy XI takes place in a world named Vana'diel.
There are currently 31 servers available for play. These worlds are named after summoned creatures from earlier Final Fantasy games (Diabolos, Ifrit, Ramuh etc.). PC and PS2 (and the upcoming Xbox 360) players from across all nationalities play together on all servers.
A player is allocated to a random world when they create their first character. Subsequent characters will be assigned to the same server unless the player has obtained a world pass to another server ...
See also:Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy XI - The World, Final Fantasy XI - Forms of Transportation, Final Fantasy XI - People and Politics, Final Fantasy XI - Races, Final Fantasy XI - Beastmen, Final Fantasy XI - National Allegiance, Final Fantasy XI - Job Selections, Final Fantasy XI - Details, Final Fantasy XI - Game Economy, Final Fantasy XI - Ballista PvP System, Final Fantasy XI - In-game controversy, Final Fantasy XI - Job Classes, Final Fantasy XI - Real Money Trade for Game Items, Final Fantasy XI - Casinos, Final Fantasy XI - MPK, Final Fantasy XI - Release dates Read more here: » Final Fantasy XI: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy XI - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Weapon X - The World The World is a secret lab owned by the Weapon Plus Project, in which the program scientists intend to create superior humans employing eugenics, nanotechnology and artificial evolution (time is "artificial" at the World and it can be frozen or altered in any way the Program desires). The World's facilities contains its own population that is led to believe that beyond the World's limits there's nothing else than endless rock and that mutants are coming to destroy them.
The World was destroyed when AIM agents attacked the ...
See also:Weapon X, Weapon X - The Weapon Plus and Weapon X Projects, Weapon X - Characters called Weapon X, Weapon X - Series called Weapon X, Weapon X - Iterations of the Weapon Plus Project, Weapon X - Weapon I, Weapon X - Weapon II-IV, Weapon X - Weapons V-VI, Weapon X - Weapon VII, Weapon X - Weapon VIII-IX, Weapon X - Weapon X, Weapon X - Weapon XI, Weapon X - Weapon XII, Weapon X - Weapon XIII, Weapon X - Weapon XIV, Weapon X - Weapon XV, Weapon X - The World, Weapon X - In other continuities, Weapon X - Exiles, Weapon X - Age of Apocalypse, Weapon X - Ultimate Marvel Universe, Weapon X - Weapon X in television & film Read more here: » Weapon X: Encyclopedia II - Weapon X - The World |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - History of Dubai There are records of the town of Dubai from 1799. Earlier in the 18th century the Al Abu Falasa lineage of Banu Yas clan established itself in Dubai which was a dependent of the settlement of Abu Dhabi until 1833.
On 8 Jan 1820 the then sheikh of Dubai was a signatory to the British sponsored "General Treaty of Peace" (the General Maritime Treaty).
In 1833, the Al Maktoum dynasty of the Bani Yas tribe left the settlement of Abu Dhabi and took over the town of Dubai, "without resistance". From that point on, Dubai, a newly indep ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - History of Dubai |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia - .hack//SIGN .hack//SIGN is a 29-episode anime series, animated by studio Bee Train, that makes up one of the four original storylines of the .hack franchise. 26 of these episodes were shown on television, and three additional episodes, Intermezzo, Unison, and GIFT (a parody between SIGN and the .hack games drawn in an abstract, "cartoony" style) are only available on DVD.
The series was initially shown on TV Tokyo between April 3 and September 25, 2002, but has since been adapted for American audiences and shown on Cartoon Network starting February 1, 2003, and has been more re ...
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - .hack//SIGN - Characters The characters' names as officially defined by Bandai and CyberConnect2 are listed first, followed by the name in Japanese. The romaji rendering of the Japanese name is given as an aside in certain cases (most notably that of Silver Knight, whose name was translated literally).
Tsukasa (司): The main character of .hack//SIGN. At the start of the series, he wakes up to find himself in a dungeon in The World, except that he has no idea why he is where he is, or for that matter, who he is to begin with. In ad ...
See also:.hack//SIGN, .hack//SIGN - Characters, .hack//SIGN - Songs, .hack//SIGN - Episodes, .hack//SIGN - Related articles Read more here: » .hack//SIGN: Encyclopedia II - .hack//SIGN - Characters |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Language and religion The official language is Arabic, but English and Urdu are also widely spoken, along with Hindi, Persian, Punjabi, Malayalam, and Tagalog. Islam is the official religion of all of the emirates. A vast majority of the locals are Sunnis. There are foreign minority Hindus, Sikhs, and Christians as well. Dubai is the only emirate that has Hindu temples and a Sikh gurudwara.
The Meena Bazaar area of the city has both a Shiva and Krishna temple. Both are believed to be sanctioned by the late ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Language and religion |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Entertainment The annual month-long Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) draws shoppers from the Indian subcontinent and around the world. Attendance at the 2005 Festival topped 3.3 million visitors. Other, smaller shopping festivals, such as "Dubai Summer Surprises" are held throughout the year.
The city has many malls such as City Centre, Lamcy Plaza, Al Ghurair City, Mercato Mall, Oasis Centre and Wafi Centre that have international stores, theaters, gaming arcades, and food courts. The Oasis Centre caught fire and received major damage on 9 September ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Entertainment |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Real estate and property The government's decision to diversify from a trade-based but oil-reliant economy to one that is service- and tourism-oriented has made real estate more valuable, and corporations such as Emaar Properties, and Nakheel have benefited. Corporate office enclaves on Sheikh Zayed road were developed to shift Dubai's traditional business area from the Dubai creek to the western parts of the city.
Dubai's land-reclamation projects — the Palm Islands of Jumeira, Jebel Ali, and Deira and The World archipelago — will be the world's largest artificial island complexes, develop ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Real estate and property |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Demographics Dubai is unusual in that its population comprises mainly expatriates, with UAE nationals (Emiratis) constituting the minority. The vast majority of these expatriates come from South Asia and the South East Asia. A quarter of the population reportedly trace their origins to neighboring Iran.[5] The UAE government does not allow any form of naturalization ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Demographics |
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia - The Daily Telegraph The Daily Telegraph is a British broadsheet newspaper founded in 1855. Its sister paper, The Sunday Telegraph, was founded in 1961. In November 2005, the Telegraph was the highest selling British broadsheet, with a certified average daily circulation of 904,955. This compared with a circulation of 692,581 for The Times, 261,193 for The Independent, and 378,618 for The Guardian1. [Audit Bureau of Circulations Ltd.] According to a MORI survey conducted in 2004, 61% of Telegr ...
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| | | | The World: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Education English is the medium of instruction in most schools in Dubai. Annual fees for nursery and pre-school vary greatly.
Some primary schools conduct entrance tests. Most schools cater to one or more expatriate communities. Our Own English High School, Modern High School, and Indian High School offer either a CBSE or an ICSE Indian syllabus. Modern Renaissance School, the Horizon School, Dubai English Speaking School, Jumeirah Primary School, Jumeirah English Speaking School, and Jebel Ali Primary School all offer British style primary edu ...
See also:Dubai, Dubai - History of Dubai, Dubai - The ruler chronology, Dubai - Demographics, Dubai - Language and religion, Dubai - Education, Dubai - Entertainment, Dubai - Real estate and property, Dubai - Stamps and postal history of Dubai, Dubai - Ports, Dubai - Airports, Dubai - Transportation, Dubai - Construction, Dubai - Communities, Dubai - Twinning, Dubai - Sports Read more here: » Dubai: Encyclopedia II - Dubai - Education |
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