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Call of Duty: World War II reveals special 'horror mode'

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The popular shooter video game franchise Call of Duty will soon release its new game focusing on the end of WWII.</div>
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The game will feature its popular zombie mode where players can shoot Nazi zombies. </div>
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The
 game will allow players to experience historical battles, from the 
storming of Omaha Beach for the D-Day landings to the liberation of 
Paris.</div>
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The game focuses on a squad of soldiers 
from 1944 to 1945, but will also address some events from from 1940 to 
1944 to establish the narrative and characters. </div>
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The game is set during the time when the Allied forces were starting to gain strength on their march into Germany. </div>
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The player is part of a squad that goes through occupied France, Belgium and into Germany. </div>
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In the game, players also encounter the French resistance movement fighting for their homeland. </div>
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While the game wont feature high-tech weapons as in previous games, the trailer reveals that players can use flamethrowers. </div>
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Players will also be able to activate Zombie Mode, which was made popular in the 2008 game Call of Duty: World at War.</div>
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It
 featured a mini game called Nazi Zombies, a multiplayer game where one 
to four players have to fight off unlimited waves of Nazi zombies. </div>
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Players
 work together to kill zombies, and gain points by injuring or killing 
the zombies or repairing boarded-up windows inside a bunker. </div>
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Zombies continuously break the windows and enter, and when all the players fall, the game session ends. </div>
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In a <a class="" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2wNC5TYjyw" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">reveal livestream</a> for
 the game, Activision revealed that the game is played as Private Ronald
 'Red' Daniels,  a rookie private in the US Army, 1st Infantry 
Division. </div>
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who has a sniper and is a more skilled fighter than Daniels. </div>
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In the campaign, there will be no health regeneration feature as in previous games, </div>
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According to <a class="" href="https://blog.activision.com/t5/Call-of-Duty/Announcing-Call-of-Duty-WWII/ba-p/10231255" id="ext-gen87" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">Activision</a>, one of the missions on the campaign will include a battle in Hurtgen Forest, an old- growth forest on the German border.</div>
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Allied
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at treetop level, shooting wooden shrapnel towards soldiers from above. </div>
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When the battle unit is surrounded, the forest explodes around you as debris fall.  </div>
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A Normandy 
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storms Omaha beach, conjuring images of the opening scene of Steven 
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The game will also feature a multiplayer mode, will will be revealed at the E3 conference in Los Angeles from June 13-15.  </div>
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The game will launch on November 3, 2017 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. </div>
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One of the missions on the 
campaign will include a battle in Hurtgen Forest, an old- growth forest 
on the German border. Allied forces battle Germans soldiers who use tree
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Although most of the game is 
played as Private Daniels, there are some occasions where you play as a 
female French resistance fighter called Rousseau, who has a sniper and 
is a more skilled fighter than Daniels. <a href="https://www.callofduty.com/WWII" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>CallofDuty.com/WWII</em></a><em> </em></div>
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Call of Duty: World War II reveals special 'horror mode'

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A two-seat version of the JF-17/FC-1 Thunder, a warplane jointly 
produced by Pakistan and China, took off for its maiden flight on April 
27, 2017. The idea behind the project is to develop a relatively 
inexpensive fighter at around $25 million per copy that can compete with
 the U.S.-made F-16 Fighting Falcon.<br />

Pakistan already has dozens of single-seat JF-17s and has used them 
in combat, targeting insurgents in Waziristan. The Chendu-Pakistan 
Aeronautical Complex consortium responsible for the jet has secured 
limited orders in Myanmar and Nigeria.<br />

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The Thunder 
has better wings, a more modern Russian-designed RD-93 engine and a 
larger nose which can fit China’s KLJ-7 fire-control radar. It doesn’t 
have any stealth capability, but it’s maneuverable, fearsome—when 
equipped with beyond-visual-range anti-air and anti-ship missiles—and 
it’s cheap.<br />
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There are some differences apparent with the two-seat version, the 
JF-17B. It is porpoise-shaped owing to an extra fuel tank in the dorsal 
spine. The vertical stabilizer is larger and shallower, as <a href="http://www.janes.com/article/69915/twin-seat-jf-17b-fc-1b-fighter-makes-first-flight">IHS Jane’s pointed out</a>, and the overall plane appears to have a slightly longer length.<br />
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Most likely, the JF-17B will be primarily flown as a trainer with an 
instructor riding in the back. But the tandem-seat variant opens up the 
possibility of adding a dedicated navigator, radar intercept officer or 
weapons officer similar to the F-15E Strike Eagle or F/A-18F Super 
Hornet.<br />
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Twin seats are not strictly necessary in modern fighters, but they 
can free up workload for surveillance, electronic warfare and attack 
missions. Additionally, an extra officer aboard can help in air-to-air 
dogfighting by providing an extra set of eyes.<br />
Mainly, it’s functional and not too expensive—and it’s <em>not American</em>
 or dependent on supply chains extending into the United States. That’s 
important for Pakistan which has been trying to wean itself off 
dependence on U.S. military support.<br />

Other countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America may look to the 
JF-17 as a practical warplane for the non-aligned world, or at least an 
affordable one. Now there’s a two-seat version to tag along.<br />
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JF-17B takes flight A two-seat version of the JF-17/FC-1 Thunder, a warplane jointly produced by Pakistan and China, took off for its maiden flight on April 27, 2017. The idea behind the project is…

#Vault7: WikiLeaks reveals CIA ‘Scribbles’ tool can track whistleblowers & foreign spies

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A user manual describing a CIA project known as ‘Scribbles’ has 
been published by WikiLeaks, exposing the potential for the spying 
agency to track when documents are leaked by whistleblowers or “Foreign 
Intelligence Officers.”

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Released
 as part of the whistleblowing organization’s ‘Vault 7’ series, the 
project is purportedly designed to allow the embedding of ‘web beacon’ 
tags into documents <i>“likely to be stolen,” </i><a href="https://wikileaks.org/vault7/#Scribbles">according</a> to a press release from WikiLeaks.<br />
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RELEASE: "Scribble" the CIA's secret system to track leakers. Full source code and documentation included. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/vault7?src=hash">#vault7</a> <a href="https://t.co/Mgph7jQkFC">https://t.co/Mgph7jQkFC</a> <a href="https://t.co/5WZTYfG7pZ">pic.twitter.com/5WZTYfG7pZ</a></div>
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) <a href="https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/857926106636328962">April 28, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Dr Martin McHugh, Information Technology Programme chair at Dublin Institute of Technology, said web beacons can be used for <i>“bad as well as good.”</i><br />
<i>“Methods
 of tracking have historically been developed for our protection but 
have evolved to become used to track us without our knowledge,”</i> he say.<br />
<i>“Web beacons
 typically go unnoticed. A tiny file is loaded as part of a webpage. 
Once this file is accessed, it records unique information about you, 
such as your IP address and sends this back to the creator of the 
beacon.”</i><br />
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WikiLeaks says ‘Scribbles’ uses similar technology, 
which suggests the CIA would have been able to see when sensitive 
documents are accessed by third parties, including when they’re accessed
 by potential whistleblowers.<br />
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RELEASE: Full source code to the CIA's anti-leak document watermarking system "Scribbles" <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Vault7?src=hash">#Vault7</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CIA?src=hash">#CIA</a> <a href="https://t.co/WfSLrFf2ig">https://t.co/WfSLrFf2ig</a> <a href="https://t.co/z0XmMNfBZF">pic.twitter.com/z0XmMNfBZF</a></div>
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WikiLeaks notes that the latest iteration of the tool is dated March 
1, 2016 – indicating it was used up until at least last year – and was 
seemingly meant to remain classified until 2066.<br />
The ‘Scribbles’ <a href="https://wikileaks.org/vault7/document/Scribbles_v1_0_RC1-User_Guide/">User Guide</a>
 explains how the tool generates a random watermark for each document, 
inserts that watermark into the document, saves all such processed 
documents in an output directory, and creates a log file which 
identifies the watermarks inserted into each document.<br />
Scribbles can watermark multiple documents in one batch and is designed to watermark several groups of documents.<br />
The
 tool was successfully tested on Microsoft Office versions 1997-2016 and
 documents that are not locked forms, encrypted, or password protected.<br />
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CIA's first rule of stopping the next Manning/Snowden - don't leave CIA document tracking software on suspected source's computer <a href="https://t.co/Jn3eAjw7tN">pic.twitter.com/Jn3eAjw7tN</a></div>
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The guide notes that the program has a number of flaws.<br />
Significantly, the watermarks were tested only with Microsoft Office applications so if the <i>“targeted end-user”</i>
 opened them with an alternative application, such as OpenOffice, they 
may be able to see the watermarks and URLs, potentially exposing the 
fact that the document is being tracked.<br />
The tool also sometimes generates errors for temporary reasons, like when the Microsoft Office applications do not properly <i>“clean up their resources.”</i>
 To rectify this the guide advises users to close all Office 
applications and then run Scribbles again with the same input 
parameters.<br />
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#Vault7: WikiLeaks reveals CIA ‘Scribbles’ tool can track whistleblowers & foreign spies

A user manual describing a CIA project known as ‘Scribbles’ has been published by WikiLeaks, exposing the potential for the spying agency to track when documents are leaked by whistleblowers or “Fo…

Researcher reveals the math of time travel and says it IS possible

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<span style="font-size: large;">But don't expect a working machine anytime soon.</span></h1>
Since HG Wells first popularized the idea in 1885, time travel has remained a steady theme in science fiction.</div>
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But in reality, it might be more feasible than you’d think.</div>
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A
 physicist has created a new model that reveals, mathematically, time 
travel actually is possible – but scientists have yet to discover the 
right materials to bring a time machine to life.</div>
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‘People think of time travel as something 
of fiction,’ said Ben Tippett, a mathematics and physics instructor at 
the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus.</div>
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‘And we tend to think it’s not possible because we don’t actually do it.</div>
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In a recently published study, Tippett argues that space should not be divided into three dimensions, with time separated.</div>
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Instead,
 he says the four dimensions should be imagined simultaneously as a 
space-time continuum in which the different directions are connected. </div>
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Based on Einstein’s theory, the researcher says the curvature of space-time accounts for the curved orbits of the planets.</div>
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If space-time were not curved, planets and stars would move in straight lines, he argues.</div>
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So,
 near a massive star, space-time geometry becomes curved, causing the 
straight trajectories of nearby planets to bend to follow the curvature 
around the star.</div>
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‘The time direction of space-time surface also shows curvature,’ Tippett says.</div>
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‘There
 is evidence showing the closer to a black hole we get, time moves 
slower. My model of a time machine uses the curved space-time – to bend 
time into a circle for the passengers, not in a straight line.</div>
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‘That circle takes us back in time.’</div>
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Tippetts' model describes a Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-time (or, a TARDIS). </div>
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Tippetts' model describes a 
Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-time (or, a TARDIS) - 
though not quite like the device Dr Who fans are familiar with 
(pictured). Instead, it would be more of a 'bubble</div>
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This
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contents backward and forward through space and time along a circular 
path.</div>
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As it can travel at speeds faster than light, it is able to move backward in time.  </div>
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While
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unlikely anyone will be able to build a working time machine in the 
foreseeable future.</div>
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‘HG Wells 
popularized the term ‘time machine’ and he left people with the thought 
that an explorer would need a ‘machine or special box’ to actually 
accomplish time travel,’ Tippett says.</div>
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‘While
 it is mathematically feasible, it is not yet possible to build a 
space-time machine because we need materials – which we call exotic 
matter – to bend space-time in these impossible ways, but they have yet 
to be discovered.’ </div>
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China launches its 1st domestically-built aircraft carrier

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China has transferred its first indigenously built aircraft carrier into
 the water, expanding its fleet to two such vessels. The ceremony, held 
amid heightened tensions in the region, almost coincided with the US 
deployment of THAAD anti-missile system in South Korea.
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The new carrier, which name is yet to be revealed, was launched on 
Wednesday morning in northeast China’s Dalian shipyard in Liaoning 
Province, Xinhua <a href="http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-04/26/c_136236857.htm" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">reported.</a><br />
The pride of China's naval engineering was transferred from dry dock 
into the water at a launch ceremony that started at about 9am at the 
Dalian shipyard of the China Shipbuilding Industry Corp, the news agency
 noted.<br />
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The new carrier is slightly larger than the Liaoning, China’s first 
aircraft carrier, constructed by the Soviet Union as a Kuznetsov-class 
aircraft carrier and refitted by the Chinese. The new carrier weighs 
70,000 tons and is 315 meters long and 75 meters wide, South China 
Morning Post reported.<br />
The carrier, however, is not expected to 
fully enter service until 2020, as it will reportedly take years to 
install all the equipment and conduct the necessary tests and trials.<br />
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The
 launch of the new vessel which has been referred to as CV-17 comes amid
 renewed tensions between North Korea and the United States in the 
region amid Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs.<br />
Photos of 
the new vessel indicate that the ship has a ski jump and angled flight 
deck. Earlier reports also suggested that the ship’s hangars were built 
large enough to accommodate between 28 to 36 aircraft onboard.<br />
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The new ship was rolled out on the same day that the US Army began 
installing the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system onto a
 golf course in Seongju, South Korea, as a response to the North Korean 
threat.<br />
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Beijing
 has repeatedly spoken out against THAAD over fears that it will 
undermine its own deterrence capabilities, and previously urged Seoul 
and Washington to reconsider their plans.<br />
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Russia plans to build the 'world's largest aircraft carrier'

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Russia has announced plans to build 'the world's biggest aircraft carrier' to take on America's Nimitz class ships.</div>
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The new  Shtorm craft, known as Project 23E000E, could cost up to $17.5billion each and enter service by 2030, <a class="" href="http://rbth.com/defence/2017/04/13/why-is-russia-creating-the-biggest-aircraft-carrier-in-the-world_741689" id="ext-gen125" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">state media</a> reports.</div>
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Shtorm
 class carries would be powered by nuclear reactors and carry up to 90 
aircraft, including the newly designed T-50, the report claims.</div>
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equipped with nuclear propulsion, have a deck the size of three football
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Despite
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its specifications appear similar to the current US Nimitz class ships.</div>
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Professor
 Vadim Kozyulin, an expert quoted by Russian media, admits that the ship
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The
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While Russia claims the craft 
would be the largest in the world, its current specifications appear to 
be similar to America's Nimitz-class</div>
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Catapult launch systems will mean the new 
carriers can deploy three aircraft a minute, like its American 
equivalent, rather than one per minute currently.</div>
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Those
 aircraft will be MiG-29K jets, Russia's current carrier-based fighter, 
and a specially modified naval version of the new Sukhoi PAK FA, also 
known by its prototype name T-50.</div>
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The 
new Russian craft could cost between $6.1billion and $17.5billion to 
manufacture, though the true cost will be higher, as they will require a
 lot of new infrastructure to be built before they can operate. </div>
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At
 the moment Russia has only one aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov,
 which was built under the Soviets and launched in 1985.</div>
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It can carry only 30 aircraft, is powered by steam propulsion engines, and has a complement of 1,700 crew.</div>
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By contrast America's Nimitz carriers, of 
which it has 10, have two nuclear-powered engines, carry around 90 
aircraft and helicopters, and have a crew of 5,000.</div>
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The vessels are so large they require their own ZIP codes so that mail can be sent to those on board. <i>dailymail</i></div>
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Call of Duty  is returning to its roots.</div>
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The next game in the series will highlight a first-person shooter in the middle of World War II called '<a href="http://polygon.com/game/call-of-duty-wwii/39727" target="_blank">Call of Duty: WWII</a>'.</div>
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The
 firm teased fans on Friday with a promotional image that revealed its 
plans for the game's Worldwide Reveal livestream on April 26.</div>
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When Call of Duty first hit the masses in 2003 it was set in World War II, <a class="" href="http://www.polygon.com/2017/4/21/15376524/call-of-duty-wwii-announced-ps4-xbox-one-pc" id="ext-gen60" rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: bold;" target="_blank">Polygon </a>reported.</div>
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After
 becoming a hit, Sledgehammer Games continued the series with similar 
themes set during different time periods that ranged from the 1960s to 
the far distant future.</div>
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The full 
announcement states: 'Call of Duty returns to its World War II roots 
with Call of Duty: WWII, developed by Sledgehammer Games. </div>
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'More
 details are incoming during the game's Worldwide Reveal livestream on 
Wednesday, April 26 featuring Sledgehammer Games co-studio heads and 
founders Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield. </div>
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'Fans will be able to tune in to get a first look at Call of Duty: WWII and get intel on the studio's vision for the game.'</div>
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becoming a hit, Sledgehammer Games continued the series with similar 
themes set during different time periods that ranged from the 1960s to 
the far distant future (pictured)</div>
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Since Call of Duty made its debut, some have questioned whether  the violence was transcending into the real world.</div>
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 a pair of psychologist have recently discovered that countries that 
play the game are some of the safest around the globe.</div>
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In
 a new book, titled 'Moral Combat', psychology experts Dr Patrick Markey
 and Dr Christopher Ferguson claim that 'the war on violent video games 
is wrong.' </div>
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A
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positive social impact.</div>
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In a new book, 
titled 'Moral Combat', psychology experts Dr Patrick Markey and Dr 
Christopher Ferguson claim that 'the war on violent video games is 
wrong.'</div>
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They suggest that countries where video games are popular are some of the safest in the world.</div>
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The
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 today’s youth and offer a comprehensive overview of their history, 
culture, and scientific research.'</div>
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They
 say that the British general public has been 'misled' into believing 
that video games are responsible for horrific acts of violence by 
'picture media, politicians, and other personalities.'</div>
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In
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 regularly play violent video games, while never exhibiting violent 
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They claim that spikes in sales of violent games actually correspond with decreased rates of violent crime. </div>
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The pair write that video games 'actually 
have a positive social impact for today's youth and offer a 
comprehensive overview of their history, culture, and scientific 
research.'</div>
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They say that the British 
general public has been 'misled' into believing that video games are 
responsible for horrific acts of violence by 'picture media, 
politicians, and other personalities.'</div>
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They claim that spikes in sales of violent games actually correspond with decreased rates of violent crime.</div>
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As evidence for their point, the psychologists compared video game sales across different nations.</div>
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Fans will be able to tune in to 
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The
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that, contrary to the fear that video games make society more dangerous,
 the opposite tends to be true. The countries that consume the most 
video games are among the safest nations in the world.</div>
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'In
 fact, the three countries with the fewest global game sales had a 
nearly 200 per cent higher average violent crime rate than the three 
countries that sold the most games.'</div>
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Statistics suggest that the Japan and North Korea are the world's biggest spenders on video games per 100,000 people.</div>
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The two countries spend almost £14million ($17million) per 100,000 citizens between them every year.</div>
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The United States is third in the list, with an average yearly spend of £4.9million ($6million) per 100,000 people.</div>
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Call of Duty: WWII confirmed, full reveal next week

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The Lilium Jet – The world's first all-electric VTOL jet

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The concept of ‘flying cars’ was once restricted to the realm of
 science fiction. Now a German aeronautics firm has taken a big step 
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<a href="https://lilium.com/">Lilium Aviation</a>
 has successfully tested its all-electric vertical take-off-and-landing 
(VTOL) jet, stealing a march on rivals in the race to deliver the 
world's first ‘flying car.’<br />
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Propelled
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of 300kph (186mph) and maintain that speed for an hour on a single 
charge. <br />
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The firm, which has <a href="https://lilium.com/press/#investors">backing</a>
 from Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom, tested the aircraft's 
take-off-and-landing capabilities as well as its ability to hover and 
perform short flights. <br />
The test paves the way for Lilium to achieve its ultimate goal of developing an on-demand air taxi.<br />
In a <a href="https://lilium.com/news/">statement</a> the company said: <i>"We have solved some of the toughest engineering challenges in aviation to get to this point." </i><br />
Lilium is not the only firm developing flying car technology, however.<br />
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AeroMobil <a href="https://www.aeromobil.com/official-news/detail/aeromobil-unique-limited-edition-flying-car-launched-at-top-marques-show/">announced Thursday</a>
 that it planned to take pre-orders for the “limited first edition” of 
its flying cars. The Slovakian firm is confident its car – priced 
between €1.2mn and €1.5mn can be delivered by 2020.<br />
Meanwhile, Yi-Hang of China is preparing to make its <a href="http://www.ehang.com/ehang184">Ehang 184</a> passenger drone available for on-demand taxi rides in Dubai. The company plans to roll out the drones in July.<br />
Airbus,
 German firm E-Volo and Boston-based Terrafugia have all been working on
 similar projects in recent years with designs ranging from rotor-based 
'multicopters' to part-car, part-plane hybrids. Taxi company Uber also 
plans to bring together engineers at its <a href="https://www.uber.com/info/elevate/summit/">Elevate Summit</a> in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the future of air travel.<br />
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The Lilium Jet – The world's first all-electric VTOL jet

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Russian media claim its military is now capable of neutralising US warships with electronic jamming devices

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Russian media has claimed its military is now capable of neutralising US warships with electronic jamming devices.</div>
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Moscow's
 military chiefs are able to use 'Russian Electronic Warfare' to 'detect
 and neutralise any target from a ship's system and a radar, to a 
satellite', according to one news report.</div>
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American
 destroyer USS Donald Cook was effectively left helpless when a Russian 
plane used the technology while the vessel was in the Black Sea several 
years ago, the report claimed.</div>
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American destroyer USS Donald 
Cook was effectively left helpless when a Russian plane used the 
technology while the vessel was in the Black Sea several years ago, the 
report claimed. The alleged incident was depicted in a mocked-up 
simulation (pictured). <i>dailymail</i></div>
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The Kremlin's military chiefs 
are able to use 'Russian Electronic Warfare' to 'detect and neutralise 
any target from a ship's system and a radar, to a satellite', according 
to the news show which used this graphic in its report</div>
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Front
 line bomber Sukhoi Su-24 flew around the ship, which the report was 
equipped with the latest US defence system Aegis, the newsreader 
announced.</div>
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The report 
then claims to have found an account of the incident by one of the 
ship's crew on social media revealing how there was 'mysticism' onboard 
as the ship's locating devices shut down.</div>
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The
 plane had apparently been fitted out with Russia's 'latest electronic 
warfare complex Khibiny' which used 'powerful electronic waves to 
deactivate the ship's systems', the newsreader claimed.</div>
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Another
 part of the report includes a quote, attributed to US General Frank 
Gorenc, saying: 'Russian electronic weapons completely paralyse the 
functioning of American electronic equipment installed on missiles, 
aircraft and ships.'</div>
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As
 well as showing pictures of high-tech monitoring and surveillance 
technology, the report also suggests 'You don’t need to have expensive 
weapons to win – powerful radio-electronic jamming is enough.'</div>
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The
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aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson to the Korean Peninsula amid rising 
tensions with North Korea.</div>
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Two other US aircraft carriers were yesterday reported as being ready to sail to the region.</div>
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As well as showing pictures of 
high-tech monitoring and surveillance technology, the report also 
suggests 'You don’t need to have expensive weapons to win – powerful 
radio-electronic jamming is enough'</div>
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It also comes just days after Russia unveiled a new Arctic base capable of housing 150 troops and nuclear-ready aircraft.</div>
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The triangular complex, painted in the red, white and blue of the Russia's tricolor flag, has been built in remote Alexandra Land in the Franz Josef Archipelago.</div>
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While parts of the base remain top secret, military chiefs have offered a glimpse at the interior of the building.</div>
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It
 comes as part of Russia's largest Arctic military push since the fall 
of the Soviet Union and as Moscow moves to lay claim to the region's 
huge oil and gas reserves - believe to be worth as much as £23trillion. <i>dailymail</i></div>
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Russian media claim its military is now capable of neutralising US warships with electronic jamming devices

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