Rental Tents

Dulsco's Event Equipment Rental division has already reported a surge in demand for its broad range of equipment as many of its clients are organizing Ramadan tents, majlis setups, iftar dinners and other related activities. 'Ramadan is an exciting time for Dulsco's Event Equipment Rental division as the number of outdoor and indoor activities significantly increases. This increase means that there has also been an increase in demand for all types of equipment, and Dulsco is pleased to offer our services to ensure the success of these meaningful gatherings,' said Satnam Grover, Business Development Manager at Dulsco's Hospitality Department. 'Many of the groups and individuals organizing these events prefer to rent the equipment because of various advantages, such as guaranteed high performance and professional staff assistance, which helps them to concentrate on the event itself rather than worrying about how to operate the equipment,' added Bala Kumar, General Manager at Dulsco's HR Solutions.

Review: 'Uncharted: Drake's Fortune'

Also quite forgiving are the puzzles presented during your adventure. You can usually get the answer by opening up Nate's journal, which makes the puzzles seem arbitrarily thrown in as a way to break up the action.

Now the action is where this game really heats up. Rather than running and gunning, Uncharted's combat is more than a little similar to Gears of War's stop-and-pop system. Nate will press himself against walls or duck behind crates, only revealing himself to aim and shoot. Try to run around firing and you'll see the game over screen more than you'd like. The aiming works well and headshots are easily pulled off. Nate does have the option to engage in melee combat with the enemy, which amounts to timed combos. Don't attempt this when surrounded though as the other baddies don't wait for you to finish combos before firing shotguns at your head.

Air New Zealand slashes domestic fares

It has also faced greater competition for passengers since budget operator Pacific Blue Airlines, a subsidiary of Australia's Virgin Blue, began daily domestic flights in New Zealand last November.