While the peace lovers throughout the world are still not certain about the death of Al Qaida leader and one of the most nefarious terrorist Osama Bin Laden, you can enjoy killing Osama again and again virtually on your computer.

Within a week after the US Seals succeeded in assassinating Osama Bin Laden, geeky gamers will now attain chances to virtually experience the highly inconspicuous raid to track down and shoot at the 9/11 mastermind and killer of thousands of innocent people across the world.

The new game KumaWar Episode 107: Osama 2011 was launched last weekend and it is the most recently added mission in a seven-year series of freely available online video games which are based on the war against terror and terrorists.

The gamers have been offered chances to lead their team of virtual US Navy SEALs exactly similar to those who raided the Bungalow at Abbottabad in Pakistan to hunt the terrorist Osama Bin Laden and to kill the terror incarnated.

While Osama Bin Laden failed to offer any resistance against the US Navy SEALs in reality, the game has changed the premises a little bit and Osama proves highly hard to pin down in the game.

He keeps changing his position in the Abbottabad compound and a number of defenders and guards help to protect him and to offer resistance against the virtual US soldiers.

KumaWar is a seven year old highly popular anti terror game series whose CEO is Keith Halper.

While discussing about the game with the Daily Mail correspondent in London, UK, Keith Halper said, "Since we have to reproduce events in 3D, we care deeply about esoteric details like distances, heights, vegetation, furniture and the like that have to be re-created in the game."

He further said that many Americans and British would see it as the end of the multi-billion-dollar, ten year old manhunt. However, the virtual game can prove to be a little twisty.

The SEALs in the game, unlike what that happened in reality, may face heavy causalities because Osama Bin Laden and his Al Qaida guards will have explosives and weapons which are stashed throughout the Abbottabad compound which has been presented as the virtual playing field for KumaWar gamers.

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Teen pregnancy is one such issue which is common to both the developing world and the developed industrialized countries. However, the reason for teen pregnancy is different in different cases. In developing countries of Asia and specially in Indian sub-continental countries (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal et all) teen pregnancies often occurs within married relationships as these countries still suffer social problems such as child marriages.

On the other hand, in industrialized countries such as the USA, UK, France, Italy or Switzerland, the main reason for teen pregnancy is high sexual involvements of teens in unmarried relationships.

The United States suffers with the highest rate of teen pregnancy in the developed world. Recently, at the occasion of the United States National Day for Prayers, MTV renewed its fourth season of Teen Mom, which is an initiative to spread awareness about the issues and problems related with teen moms in general.

According to the Center for Disease Control in the United States, one-third or 33% of American girls get pregnant before the age of 20.

The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy maintains a website teenpregnancy.org to provide relevant information about the issues and according to the site, the United States faces "750,000 teen pregnancies annually. Eight in ten of these pregnancies are unintended and 81 percent are to unmarried teens."

Teen moms often suffer social stigmata and that increases the risk for babies born to teenage mothers. They faces major long lasting problems in many areas such as schooling failure, mental and physical illness and poverty.

Teen moms also suffer similar risks. Proper studies on teen moms reveal certain facts about teen pregnancy:

• Teen mothers often drop out of high school
• They often are and remain single parents
• Teen moms score lower in math, science and reading into adolescence

Teen pregnancy is often considered as a huge crisis for the pregnant girl along with her family. She often suffers anger, guilt, and denial. If the father of such child is also a teen, he also suffers similar reactions in his family.


However, in most of the cases, teen mothers are found to be engaged with elder men of age at least 6 or more years more than their own ages.


Adolescent moms often fail to attain proper medical care during pregnancy period and that increases the risks for medical complications. It is necessary to provide special understanding, education, and medical care along with information about nutrition, substance abuse, infections, and complications of pregnancy and delivery.

Teen moms should be taught about dangers of using tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs as this may damage the foetus in their womb. All pregnant teens should also be provided with medical care beginning right from their early pregnancy.

Often teen moms remain uncertain about their role and responsibilities for their child, as a result, babies of teenage mothers often suffer risk of neglect and abuse.

Teenage mothers often get frustrated because of the regular demand of caretaking for their child. Their frustration further increases because mostly they remain single parents.

Teen girls should be educated about contraception and their proper usage because education about contraceptives leads them to use contraception while having sex.


However, sex education and information about contraceptives doesn’t cause any negative effect by lowering the age at their first sexual activities.

How to Prevent Teen Pregnancies

Many teen girls remain excited about their sexual life and how to start it. If you are about to involve in a sexual relation, the best way is to attain all possible information about different types of contraceptives as the usage of proper contraceptive will reduce chances of unwanted pregnancy.

According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, 25 percent of young teens who have intercourse without a proper contraceptive are likely to become pregnant within a month.

Parents are required to get involved with their teen children and to discuss about sex and contraceptives.
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It's been reported that a military dog accompanied the Navy SEAL team that took out Osama bin Laden.

Probably a German shepherd or a Belgian Malinois, breeds that boast "the best overall combination of keen sense of smell, endurance, speed, strength, courage, intelligence and adaptability to almost any climatic condition," according to a military fact sheet cited in The New York Times. The dog was no doubt awesome, but knowing the exact breed is very important to breeders who are eager to claim the hero canine as one of their own.

The identity of the dog, like those of the 79 SEALs, has not been made public, but that hasn't stopped everyone from wondering about it. The Times of London pointed out that military dogs can sniff out explosives and booby-traps, and that "a shepherd or a Malinois runs twice as fast as a human." Meaning that if bin Laden had tried to escape on foot, the dog could have prevented his getaway. British tabloid The Sun reports, in a kind of endearingly breathless way, that military dogs "have been trained to jump from aircraft at 25,000ft.," but that the one in Abbottabad was likely "strapped to an assault team member" and lowered on a rope from a Black Hawk helicopter.

The sensory perception brought by these dogs in a wartime situation is unparalleled. "The capability they bring to the fight cannot be replicated by man or machine," General David H. Petraeus said last year, calling for more use of dogs.

But the coolest thing about these guys? Many SEAL dogs come equipped with "titanium fangs capable of ripping through enemy protective armor," at a cost of "about $2,000 a tooth."

Siemper Fido.

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"Al-Qaeda founder and leader Osama Bin Laden is dead, according to US media reports citing officials.

The US is in possession of Bin Laden's body, the reports say.

Mr Bin Laden is top of the US most wanted list.

He is accused of being behind a number of atrocities, including the attacks on New York and Washington on 11 September 2001."

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