Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Sprint unveils the HTC EVO 4G LTE launching in Q2 for $199.99
• Google and Paramount strike a deal 500 movies coming soon to YouTube Google Play
• Bing Desktop Beta
• Project Glass
• The Word Is ‘Hypocrisy’
• 3 Smart Twitter Apps For Improved Efficiency
• US government We hear theres child porn on those Megaupload servers judge
• Is It Easier for a Kid to Land a 1080
• Lumia 900 review
• Grooveshark loses EMI contract its last major label partner
• Official AT T Samsung Galaxy Note Android 4.0 ROM leaks
• Sprint confirms unlimited 4G data on new LTE network
• Video Showcases The Many Perfectly Legitimate Reasons To Jailbreak A Device
• A firsthand take on working in an ecommerce shipping warehouse
• Sony releases and pulls PS Vita firmware v1.65
• Google Maps adds real time delay info for London Underground in advance of Olympics
• Find your perfect text editor for iOS with iTextEditors – They Left out wwrite… bastards.
• Nook Audio product page shows up on Barnes Noble
• Brain Activity
• Instagram for Android breaks 1 million downloads in less than a day
• Fisker reveals Atlantic concept a smaller more affordable plug-in hybrid
• CIA Committed War Crimes Bush Official Says
• Google+ now pulls and displays information from Google Contacts
• SpiderOak Dropbox for the security obsessive
• How the iBrain monitor could let Stephen Hawking speak by thinking
• SwiftKey 3 Beta Android keyboard released with improved auto-correct
• Nokia TV adds to Lumia-only Windows Phone apps
• Dolphin Browser update brings voice controls for $0.99
• Can Apple give police a key to your encrypted iPhone data Ars investigates
• Googles Project Glass augmented reality glasses begin testing
• How much do AT T Verizon and other carriers charge for a wiretap
• Google to chill servers with thermal storage at Taiwan data center
• GoldenEye title director creating grindhouse-inspired Intel ultrabook ads
• Officials Receive Requests To Censor 79 Websites Under Spains SOPA-Like Sinde Law
• Q A The Anthropology of Searching for Aliens
• iPhone 4S goes rural with regional US carriers on April 20
• Gmail for Android update brings swipe gestures and custom notifications to Honeycomb
• Flickr replaces defunct Google Piknik with HTML5-based Aviary for image editing
• The Hacker Digest 2600s first year is now on sale in ebook form
• Web 2.0 conference goes on hiatus for 2012 future plans uncertain
• Flashback trojan reportedly controls half a million Macs and counting
• Appeals Court Bundling Cable Channels Together Isnt Anticompetitive
• Hacker jailed for stealing 8 million identities
• Researchers develop quantum encryption method to foil hackers
• The inconvenient truth of carbon offsets
• Consciousness Does Not Reside Here
• US army orders drug review after Afghan massacre
• The Reality of Climate Change 10 Myths Busted
• At Work Women Define Success Differently Than Men
• First Alien Earth May Be Found by 2014
• Big Astronomy Demands Prompt Growth for European Observatory
• Young Mammoth Likely Butchered by Humans
• With Gas Prices High U.S. Refinery Closures Hit Workers and Drivers
• Earth Usually Has More than One Moon Study Suggests
• What Was Behind the Texas Tornadoes
• Can Chicago Handle the Coming Rains
• Shaggy Tyrannosaur Now Worlds Biggest Feathered Beast
• Carbon Dioxide Linked to End of Last Ice Age
• How Did the Texas Tornadoes Toss 18-Wheelers
• Sticking With a Job You Hate Can Make You Sick
• Programmable Nanomedicine Cancer Treatment Shrinks Human Tumors
• Injectable contraceptives linked to breast cancer risk in younger women
• Memory Decline Speeds Up In Years Before Death
• Half of Giant Panda Habitat May Vanish in 70 Years Scientists Say
• NASA Extends Planet-Hunting Kepler Mission Through 2016
• Reproductive seasonality observed in male giant pandas
• Storm Chaser Catches Terrifying Dallas Tornadoes
• Pictures Texas Tornadoes Toss Trailers Flatten Homes
• Apple reluctant to settle e-book pricing probe as antitrust specter looms
• Fooling Yourself Comic
• Groupons Shares Continue Falling to Close at All-Time Low
• Metal hips cancer fears allayed
• Turkish coup generals go on trial
• Russian-made sub joins India navy
• Burger King to relist its shares
• VIDEO James Bond Skyfall film revealed
• Fuel arrives in Gaza after deal
• The US prisoners in solitary for 40 years
• Indecent images school man jailed
• Network Rail fined £4m over crash
• 9/11 planners set for US trial
• Dino is biggest feathered animal
• Jaguar to build F-type sports car
• Five Titanic myths spread by films
• Man in London charged with terrorism offences over al-Qaida document
• Weather Service tests graphic tornado warnings
• Federal Reserve tones down talk of more stimulus
• Chinas Wen urges breakup of bank monopoly as growth slows
• US official disagreed with Bush administrations view on torture
• Freed hostages carry tamed jungle pets
• Elizabeth Catlett Sculptor With Eye on Social Issues Dies at 96
• ‘October Baby’ Film Makes a Dent at the Box Office
• Britain braced for more bad weather as snow moves south
• Murder victims in Oakland college shooting named
• French educator found dead in New York was dynamic controversial
• Woman arrested over death of war veteran
• Some 2012 college admissions rates hit new lows
• Amazon taxes Good for states and taxpayers too
• Obama must reset relations with Russia along economic lines
• Should you sell or donate your old clothes
• Social Darwinism is here to stay
• Texas tornadoes disrupt airline flights cut off electricity
• Is Ann Patchett the male Jonathan Franzen
• Students protesting expensive courses pepper-sprayed +video
• 30-year mortgage rates drop to 4.03 percent
• Private employers added 209000 jobs in March
• Keith Olbermann the cautionary tale of why he was fired again
• Are Foodie Kids the Sign of End Times
• New World Trade Center now 100 floors
• Magic Johnsons new team Owners
• Monsanto posts record Q2 sales jump 15 percent
• Amazon Instant Video Review Streaming That Could Kill Netflix
• Obama signs insider trading bill wants more curbs on Congress
• James Murdochs BSkyB exit puts Rupert in firing line
• GM revamps 2014 Impala to attract families
• New Orleans Police May Face Life Sentences Over Katrina Deaths – Washington Post
• I Scream You Scream Vanilla Shortage to Mean Ice-Cream Price Hike
• 100 Years Later A Snapshot of Life on the Titanic
• Detroit Reaches Deal to Fix Finances
• Psych exam ordered for JetBlue pilot
• California college probes police use of pepper spray on students
• Microsoft acquires 20 new Windows security ideas for $13400 each
• Where to Work
• Cat survives death sentence thanks to bank
• Woman gets community service sentence for pepper-spraying Metra conductor
• Students protest teacher layoffs at Oak Park-River Forest High School
• City budget chief Chicago’s debt led to creation of Infrastructure Trust fund
• Sentencing hearing begins in fatal Balmoral DUI crash
• Naperville school district picks interim superintendent
• 04/02/12 PHD comic Prospective Food
• April 04 2012
• Fountain
• Lesson #1373 – Learning
• Unshelved on Wednesday April 04 2012
• Client We are very disappointed that it took you an extra day to do this project.
  Me I understand….
• A True Bro’s DIY Luggage Scale
• Pushing the Limits of Push Mowers
• How Does I Physics
• The Ultimate Woody Wagon
• Pro Parents
• Maturity
• Easy Elements
• Corporate Comedy
• Dating Fails I’m Sure He’d Remember Something Like That
• After 12 Can’t Tell if Good Tipper Or Angry Customer…
• WIN Church Sign WIN
• Autocowrecks THAT’S RACIST
• FAIL Nation A Typical Printer Experience FAIL
• Dating Fails HE’S MY BEST FRIEND EVER YOU CAN’T DO THAT
• After 12 Something Something Bazinga Something Something DRINK
• Because Snuggies Were Just Too Dignified
• School of Fail This Has to Be Some Sort of Record
• Failbook Less Exciting Than What Comes After
• Ice Cream Sandwich leaks for Samsung Galaxy Note update
• Nokia Lumia 900 teardown peeks behind that $99 price video
• Paramount flicks are coming to YouTube and Google Play despite Viacom lawsuit
• Terrafugia Transition aircraft first hands-on video
• Google testing heads-up display glasses in public wont make you look like Robocop
• Dating Fails Either Way Something Entertaining Happens
• Huge tornadoes discovered on the Sun
• Solar Eruptions Cause Sunquakes
• A planetary system from the early Universe
• Coral Transplants Offer Hope to Threatened Reefs
• Programs Aim To Turn Science Undergrads Into K-12 Teachers
• How to See Elusive Planet Mercury in the Morning Sky
• Giant Feathered Tyrannosaur Found in China
• Programmable Nanomedicine Cancer Treatment Shrinks Human Tumors
• Earth has more than one moon study finds
• Fire in Chatsworth
• Teen met police after stabbing
• Walk the Tube Lines Central Line Walk – 8th April
• London digital switchover starts
• Brian Paddick We Want New York-Style Policing
• A-Z Pub Crawl Where Is The Best Pub In The City Of London
• Yahoo fires while Skype hires
• Jenny Jones Launches Transport Manifesto
• Second man faces terror charges
• Extra Extra
• Teenagers not guilty of M1 arson
• Two guilty over flat fire murder
• Order limits basketball protest
• VIDEO Cutty Sark to open after £50m refit
• Death spot cannot be made safe
• The Low Flying Squad
• Feature How the Aussie government invented WiFi and sued its way to $430 million
• April 05 2012
• Accused September 11 mastermind to face trial at Guantanamo
• Miss. lawmakers tighten abortion limits
• Womb cancer deaths are rising
• Detroit avoids threat of state takeover
• Mother’s U.S. Citizenship May Disqualify Egyptian Candidate
• Illinois GOP congressman ready to drop re-election bid – Chicago Tribune
• Hand over Gaddafi son international criminal court tells Libya
• How do you track a wolf pack
• Obamacare Can Live Even If the Mandate Dies – BusinessWeek
• Million families to lose £511 a year in tax credits cull warns Labour
• Legal blow to Facebook claimant
• Britains big freeze continues
• Hosepipe bans come into force for southern and eastern England
• Arizona sheriff may face federal suit over bias inquiry
• Conn. Senate votes to halt death penalty
• Critic’s Notebook 100 Years Later the Titanic Resurfaces Repeatedly
• Millionaire riot student guilty
• LHC is back with big energy boost
• Are Pre-K Programs About To Get Gutted
• Student Vote Could Give Apple the Edge in Classroom Computing Race
• Windows 8 Secrets The WinX Menu and its hashing algorithm
• Essex version of OpenStack debuts
• UberFacts Dogs can produce about 10 different vocal sounds. Cats can produce over 100.
• UberFacts What we wear affects the way people see us and how we think. This phenomenon is known as enclothed cognition.
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