Master Chief lands near the base of the Covenant ship. (Opening Cutscene for Truth and Reconciliation. One of three possible cutscenes, depending on finishing order. This is the farthest from the lightbridge.

This is the one from the opposite side of the river. (The Master Chief activates the Lightbridge below Halo. (Ending Cutscene for Pillar of Autumn - MC escapes the ship and heads for Halo. (Master Chief meets up with Keyes and Cortana, and gets briefed. (Sarge's speech in the opening cutscene, showing all four versions,based on difficulty level.) (The opening cutscene from Pillar of Autumn. Starting in July, 2008, we've added HD versions of these cutscenes, courtesy of HaLo2FrEeEk, of Infectionist Machinima. 'We are raising funds through online platforms and globally and I hope we have enough sponsors and donators' to keeping going beyond then, he says.WAAAY behind schedule, this Cutscene Library for Halo: Combat Evolved began to appear online in late May, 2005 - three and a half years after the game was released. we have painting books, different game books.'Д¬harmaghz has enough funds at present to keep the mobile libraries on the road for a month or so, Barakati says.

'We have Islamic books, we have English and Dari storybooks. 'We have street kids and I love to serve them because they do not have the opportunity to go to school, and this is a way that I can serve them,' adds Khail. Girls' education has been hit particularly hard by the Taliban's return to power, as millions of girls across the country have been barred from secondary education in state schools. Currently, the schools are also closed,' she notes. Like the children, librarian Ramzia Abdi Khail, 22, is visibly happy that the show is back on the road. But it was only a few days ago that agreement was reached with the transport ministry, which owns the buses, Barakati explained. The Taliban's education ministry granted permission for the mobile libraries to restart several weeks ago. Hundreds of children have in recent years made use of the mobile libraries daily as they criss-crossed Kabul, as many schools lack their own library.Д«ut 'we lost almost all of our sponsors after the government was taken (over) by the Taliban' in-mid August, says Ahmad Fahim Barakati, deputy head of the non-profit initiative. The mobile library is one of five buses leased by a local organisation called Charmaghz, established by Freshta Karim, an Afghan graduate from Oxford University. The library 'didn't come for three months, until now,' she explains, sitting on a converted public bus and her voice rising above the excited chatter of her peers. I'm studying the books I love again,' says 11-year-old Arezo Azizi, whose favourite tome is a counting aid about a cat who gets more pieces of cheese the higher it can count. KABUL: A mobile library bus chugged to a Kabul orphanage Sunday and opened its doors for the first time since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan, eliciting beaming smiles from children. Children stand inside a mobile library which opened its doors for the first time since the Taliban's return to power, in Kabul on Sunday.

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