Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Hunting Black Holes With Hard X-Rays – NASAs NuSTAR Mission | Video
• Spaceman-Turned-Politician Can Call Himself Astronaut on Ballot
• April Fools Day Asteroid Zips Close by Earth
• UK soldiers could be wearing electricity-storing e-textile uniforms by the end of the year
• [Infographic] A Look Back at UNIVAC
• Milan Kundera 10 quotes on his birthday
• Illinois town abuzz over jackpot winner
• Teenager Daniel Bartlam jailed for killing mother with hammer
• Did The White House Call For A New SOPA
• Emanuel pushing ethics on employee gifts
• Avon rejects Coty’s $10 billion unsolicited bid
• Supernova Explosion Ripped Stars Guts Inside Out
• Crowley Never too early for veepstakes
• Estrogen is responsible for slow wound healing in women study finds
• Strong oral carcinogen identified in smokeless tobacco
• Wi-Fi patent case results in $229M payment to Australian government
• Italian mayor quits over threats
• Groupons Stock Tanking and Lawyers Circling After Issuing Correction
• 80-year-old bar owner who shot burglar would like his gun back
• Apple building fuel cells to help power N. Carolina data center
• Chicagos Grid in Watercolor
• Parking restrictions in effect as street sweeping season starts
• 98 Percent of New iPad Owners Satisfied With Device
• iPhone Outselling All Other Smartphones Combined at Sprint and AT T
• Concerns over prostitute arrests
• UberFacts People who marry when they are over 25 years of age have a 24% decreased risk of divorce.
• wabbey Address given at A Service to Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Peabody http//t.co/A8Wn5uyq
• macgasm Tweak The Knob Etch A Sketch iPad Case http//t.co/ytb4KoUc on @macgasm
• Microsoft investigating used Xbox 360 credit card hack
• In New Ads Nokia Mocks iPhone
• 93-year-old Florida woman retires her ’64 Mercury after 576000 miles on the road
• 1940 US Census becoming fully searchable online through volunteer effort
• Never miss a GIF follow The Verge on Tumblr
• Judge Smacks Down Lawsuit From HuffPo Volunteers Says They Got What They Paid For
• What to Do With 1000000000000000000 Bytes of Astronomical Data per Day
• Learning from the JetBlue Meltdown A Renewed Call for Better Co-Pilot Training
• Trayvon Martin Case Zimmermans Lawyer Says Facts Spun by the Media
• Bad Prison Food Cruel and Unusual Punishment
• Flu risk increase during Games
• Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin reads excerpt of upcoming book +video
• Surgery team used 3D technology
• Osama bin Ladens wives expected to be free in a fortnight after being fined £70
• Supreme Court Ruling Allows Strip-Searches for Any Offense – New York Times
• Justices Approve Strip-Searches for Any Offense
• Asian manufacturing recovery held back by Europe
• Salvation Army pays £11m for recycling company after questions over directors pay
• Why Wisconsin primary could be start of something big for Mitt Romney
• Backlash over girl finder app
• Mali rebels tighten grip on northern towns
• Amazon hears from hometown critics
• Mexico cartel boss jailed in US
• Oakland shooting seven dead after gunman opens fire at college
• Dubai kicks out US democracy NGO too
• Reggie Miller Don Nelson lead next class into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Experts analyze screams on 911 call
• Pink slime bankruptcy After the backlash whats next for beef
• Britain weighs proposal to allow greatly increased Internet ‘snooping’
• Obama to justices Mandate is needed
• Kansas City Fed reports decreased manufacturing
• Too much happiness can make you unhappy studies show
• Quadriplegic man prevented from boarding train
• California colleges consider asking applicants Are you gay
• Factory orders rise helps economy to avert double dip recession
• 1940 Census data what you need to know to look up relatives
• Joystiq goes hands-on with the Star Wars Xbox and you can win it
• Mozilla shows off a Metro style Firefox prototype for Windows 8
• Why Won’t TV Sports Blackouts Just Die Already
• It started in Paris…
• When Creepy Apps Get Creepy Comic
• Newly found protein helps cells build tissues
• Astrophile The planets that formed by cell division
• Link between violent computer games and aggressiveness questioned
• Too dog tired to avoid danger Like humans dogs engage in riskier behaviors when their self-control is depleted
• The Protons Are Back in Town
• Mothers Caffeine Intake Doesnt Wake Babies at Night Study Finds
• Doomed Comets Die Faster in Sun by Diving Deep Into Star
• New Map of Distant Galaxies May Reveal Dark Energy History
• World Repository of Human Genetics Now Hosted by Amazon
• 1940 Census Now Online
• Rare immune cells could hold key to treating immune disorders
• $1.5 Billion Spent on Mega Millions Tickets Infographic
• Fukushima Radiation Tracked Across Pacific Ocean
• Hot Find Humans Used Fire 1 Million Years Ago
• Older drivers at high crash risk are more distractible
• Herbicide can induce morphological changes in vertebrate animals Tadpoles change shape
• Embattled Faster-than-Light Neutrino Experiment Leaders Step Down
• How do I love me Let me count the ways and also ace that interview
• How Useful Is Whole Genome Sequencing to Predict Disease
• Many Parents Not Taking Kids Outside to Play – WHY NOT? YOU’RE KILLING YOUR CHILD BY NOT EXPOSING THEM TO GERMS.
• Discovery paves way for improved painkillers
• Parents of children with autism more likely to get common ailments
• New research could stop tumour cells from spreading
• Memory loss with aging not necessarily permanent animal study suggests
• Court Says BitTorrent Users Connected To The Same Swarm Are Not Involved In Any Conspiracy
• ISPs and entertainment industry kick off copyright enforcement center
• Tumblr upgrades Facebook integration
• The Flying Cars Are Coming … To the New York Auto Show
• Google Maps adds typical traffic to non-highway roads so drivers can avoid jams
• IBMs OS/2 celebrates 25 year anniversary still alive if you know where to look
• MapsTD adds tower defense to Google Maps
• Googles homepage through the lens of 14 different Android browsers
• Public Domain Starves While Copyright Office Struggles To Modernize
• Small plane hits Florida grocery store
• Revisited big VCs investing in seed rounds
• Documenting Mr. White Sox
• Tribune Co./DirecTV Stalemate Continues
• Around Town Midday At The Oasis
• Support services in place as Lake Forest students return from spring break
• AT T to credit Hinsdale Unitarian church for hackers $27K phone bill
• Illinois comptroller launches data website
• Train hits kills pedestrian slows traffic on Metra Union Pacific West
• Joliet woman files suit claiming satellite TV installer shoved her
• Aurora college student accused of running phony ID scheme
• Dealer Dilemmas
• Parenting Fails ‘A’ for Effort
• New comet to light up the night — in a year
• We Can Survive Killer Asteroids — But It Won’t Be Easy
• WIN Invisible Man WIN
• Young U.S. Farmers Coax Crops from Conservation Lands
• Audio Gallery What Other Planets Might Sound Like
• Five More Women with Stupid Shit on Their Heads
• Engrish Funny Surely The Penguin Is Smarter Than That
• Can amphetamine and caffeine make you a slacker
• Monday Thru Friday Not The Best Place To Fall Asleep
• Filling You In
• Monday Thru Friday A Gallon Of Coffee
• Fund dark energy research Nobel winners say
• Candy makers charged with filing false tax returns
• After 12 I Find That Hard to Believe
• Battlefield 3 mega patch hitting Xbox 360 tomorrow
• Path 2.1.1 released hashes contact information for enhanced privacy
• A few pictures from Emerald City Comicon.
• Use the MacBook Air SuperDrive with almost any Mac
• Heart failures effects in cells can be reversed with a rest
• Exploring the antidepressant effects of testosterone
• Facebook Finally Brings Retina Display Support And Bug Fixes To iPad App
• What IS The True Cost of That iPhone
• iOS hacker Chronic corrects XRY passcode cracking claims for iPhone and iPad
• Census site snarls after it releases 1940 data
• Robot pebbles cooperate to copy and build 3D models
• ChipConley Fords Alan Mulally is 1 of top CEOs w/EQ. A book explains his culture- data-driven humanistic leadership approach. http//t.co/Cfed2L7R
• UberFacts About 10 people every week are hospitalized from injuries suffered while playing Wii games.
• Sync iCloud to Dropbox
• Lumia 900 Do-or-die for Nokia Windows Phone in U.S.
• Obesity rate may be worse than we think
• Mighty morphing hexapod bot is back now rolls with the punches
• Lesson #1372 – Television
• Why female-dominated dramas are all the rage
• Solar tornado spotted
• Spanish jobless level hits record
• Can chewing gum before a test improve score
• Woman in Black sequel announced
• Snow ends mini-heatwave
• London Markets FTSE 100 gives up gains resources banks decline
• BA Olympics dove plane unveiled
• BBC offers Olympics streams on TV
• Italy arrests match-fix player
• iBrain a Device That Can Read Thoughts
• U.S. Offers $10 Million Reward for Pakistani Militant
• US offers $10m reward for Mumbai terror suspect
• Six Myths About Saving for Retirement
• Weird Al Yankovic suing Sony Music for more than $5 million over digital royalties
• Maria Sharapova serial mobile phone endorser signs three-year deal with Samsung Electronics
• Google TV Is Coming To Europe This September
• Kentucky topples Kansas for NCAA title
• Co-founder of largest black-owned bank dies
• 600 people walk in 4 mile anti-violence march
• Aurora Borealis Seen From the Space Station
• Aurora Borealis Seen From the Space Station
• Fringe Benefits Menier Chocolate Factory
• Fermi Observations of Dwarf Galaxies Provide New Insights on Dark Matter
• At This Point Why Even Wear Pants
• Londonist Out Loud A Podcast for London 3 April 2012
• Why Some Pain Relievers Cause Intense Itching
• Volunteer-run libraries unlawful high court rules
• Wisconsin Votes After Fiercely Fought Battle – New York Times
• Important Punctuation
• Autocowrecks When You See It You’ll Sh*t Nokias
• Last Alert – Find your Phone even after it’s Dead
• Wife and daughter guilty of bookmakers murder
• Occupy London bailiff charged with assault
• James Murdoch Steps Down from British Broadcaster
• April 03 2012
• Someone found my Kindle on the airplane this weekend. Id really like it back.
• Citrix submits CloudStack to Apache
• 200 million Facebook users tagged by location on a monthly basis
• Android fragmentation rears its ugly head once again
• Instagram for Android now available in the Google Play store
• Google’s Nexus Tablet possibly revealed in leaked images
• Arizona legislature passes Internet censorship bill to make trolling illegal
• Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings to ailing fellow fireman
• Open University success on iTunes U
• EU Regulators Stick Motorola With Two-Pronged Patent Probe
• EasyBib Student citation reaches half a billion
• Oakland gunman targeted staff
• Beyond Adele
• Pelosi Dont fail women of Arab spring
• Three new rules for U.S. presidents
• Supreme Court playing with fire
• Race yacht with injured crew limps into California
• Dick Cheney released from hospital

Total Number of stories: 201

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