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Each and every day new mobile games are hitting the App Store, and so each week we put together a big old list of all the best new releases of the past seven days. Back in the day the App Store would showcase the same games for a week, and then refresh those features each Thursday.

Laurence R. Young, Apollo Program Professor Emeritus of Astronautics and renowned expert in bioastronautics, dies at 85.

Is meaningless. the people add and delete, load and delete data from simulators constantly. but the owner of one simulator, manufacturer, says he believes it is unusual to delete data, because these files are very small and pilots often keep them on there to measure their progress in flight simulation. so getting differing opinions of whether its unusual or not to delete data from a flight simulator. now as far as that company you mentioned that manufactured the software for captain shahs home s...

Things like that says someone as experienced of the pilot of mh-370 would have had no need to proon a similarity. his view, the only reason we have been using it would be to try unfamiliar, untested routes. >> you know, you can fly any airport on the planet geographically and top graphically, correct. virtually any airplane. so there are millions of people out there who enjoy flight simulation and fly all over the world with this tool and its not unusual for a pilot to practice. >> you want to f...

End of their rope, it was a chaotic scene here in kuala lumpur. they went in a briefing room, tried to post a huge poster demanding answers. they were taken away forcibly by security before the press conference. john. >> again, jim, another key detail we did learn that will pop out to some peep, that flight simulator they now confiscated from the pilot, they say there has been some data that was deleted from that flight simulator and theyre working to retrieve it. this could be nothing. its inte...

At that flight simulation, what was on the deleted data. no indication that there was anything significant. but theyre looking at that. the other thing is whether or not this diverted flight plan was preprogrammed into the computer before communication was cut off. this is something that theyre looking at but theyve not had any concrete details at this point. in terms of the search they now seem to be focusing on a very specific area off the west coast of australia. and looking at 600 square kil...

Suspicious. the files are tiny and -- >> if they were just in a casual flight just for entertainment or for practice, thats why it would never be saved and there would be no need to delete it. >> a company called pmdg, manufacturer of the software captain shah used in his simulator said he had no relation to them. in an e-mail, they defended shah, saying those who connect his love of flight simulation to the planes disappearance are engaging in wild conjecture thats insulting to pilots. >> if it...