Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Poorly Dressed The Buffalo Bill of Stuffed Animals
• No Comment The depths people will plumb to secure a WWDC pass
• Next iPhone will get unlimited 4G on Sprint—if its compatible
• The $399 iPad 2 Is Selling
• lokcheung IKEA camera http//t.co/JsEfzZTj
• joshuatopolsky WWDC 2012 now sold out. In two hours. http//t.co/v5oXM3ZE
• jsnell So today were announcing @techhive and launching a Beta Blog – full site coming this summer. http//t.co/6t80Mj47
• Play this Super Mario Bros. tribute re-imagines each level as a single frame
• Can Apple revamp the WWDC ticket system Does it want to
• Google Drive files can end up in ads even though you still own them
• HIV-positive man fights charge that saliva was deadly
• Student wins Google photo prize
• Twice-transplanted kidney thrives
• Just a few cell clones can make heart muscle
• Flies process attractive and deterrent odors in different brain areas
• Your brain knows which ads are winners better than you do Study on smokers brains may mark dawn of new age in advertising
• Nanotech is Making Water Testing Quicker Easier
• Frog Fungus Causes Grisly Death by Dehydration
• Anxious Mice Face Higher Cancer Risk
• Human Body Language Can Mislead Dogs
• Towers Kill 6.8 Million Birds a Year Study Estimates
• For Males Dying to Mate Only Certain Females Will Do
• Super-Fast DNA Analysis Now Just a Click Away
• Steam and Source Engine being ported to Linux
• PSA Sprints LTE-infused Galaxy Nexus now available online and in stores
• Quinn Cigarette Tax Necessary To Avoid Deeper Cuts
• Currency exchange hit by robber posing as postal worker
• Two DuPage election board members are replaced in wake of review
• Illinois Black Hole Budget
• Mexico starts investigation in Wal-Mart bribery case
• Student loans Will Congresss remedy favor middle class over poor
• Student loan fees may be capped as House vote set
• US state abolishes death penalty
• Apple meeting plans dim iPhone hopes
• Apple surge lifts Nasdaq 2 percent
• Cage-free promise on Burger King pork eggs by 2017
• Crucible crowd angers beaten Ding
• Can Obama rock the youth vote again
• Monday Thru Friday Thanks a Lot Shiphead…
• Must. Fit. TV
• Bros I See Your Schwartz Is as Big as Mine
• Girls in US more likely to text while driving survey
• People are getting more serious about protecting personal data
• Facebook expected to hold off on IPO
• Apple wins patents for Smart Covers iTunes Store Time Machine and more
• Exhibits in Oracle case show Google expected Android to take 33% of iPad market in 2011
• Study Apples barring of UDID will cost advertisers devs
• Steve Jobs Plan for a Willy Wonka-Style Celebration of the Millionth iMac
• 3M turnkey e-book lending system demoed
• Logitech shakes up executive team after earnings report
• When will Windows 8 ship Readers make their predictions
• RT @illQuotez #TheThingIs This is how I feel sometimes but I need to #GetOverItLifeGoesOn http//t.co/cjAvnnsL
• RT @thinkprogress Connecticut just became the 17th state to abolish the death penalty http//t.co/N2v26TZ5 #icymi
• UberFacts In 2010 there was a major traffic jam in China that lasted for about 12 days.
• OMGFacts 6th century Byzantine empress and Orthodox Church saint Theodora was in fact a prostitute.
• thinkprogress Connecticut just became the 17th state to abolish the death penalty http//t.co/N2v26TZ5 #icymi
• Nintendo posts annual loss on weak console sales Predicts profit rebound
• Nintendo posts first annual loss on weak console sales – What do you expect when your console removes backward compatibility and is five and a half years old without major changes like the xbox and PS3?
• VMware ESX source code leaked online
• Top 50 iPad Rollouts by Enterprises Schools Updated April 25 2012
• Senate staves off postal Armageddon with USPS reform bill
• Wisconsin posts biggest US job loss as Gov. Scott Walker fights for his job
• Debt Collectors in the E.R. Welcome to Modern Medicine
• US charges over China arms plot
• Kidney transplanted then donated again to 3rd patient – CBC.ca
• Economic system unfair – poll
• In new book Madeleine Albright describes Holocaust’s great cost to her family
• Appeal for blood before Olympics
• Population and consumption key
• Every state worried about Arizona case
• Wal-Mart No tie between lobbyists and bribery case
• VIDEO Students clash with police in Chile
• Who killed socialite Viola Dratch
• Preparing for tsunami debris wherever it may make landfall
• I missed NoW cover-up – Murdoch
• Bo Xilai brother leaves HK firm
• David Callaway Fracking the final frontier with Google
• Biden Bin Laden is dead General Motors is alive – USA TODAY
• Giant JetBlue Sign Visible From Manhattan Awaits Approval
• Argentina Senate backs oil move
• Green energy must be affordable
• ‘Wrecking Crew’ Film Focuses on Session Players
• Mexico investigates Wal-Mart permits
• Shell profits from high oil price – Of course they do. I mean the higher oil goes, the more profits… something doesn’t seem right with that.
• Tiny sharks provide glowing clue
• Massive Hama explosion kills 70
• Barclays in extra £300m PPI hit
• Tornado rips path through homes
• Brazil passes divisive forest law
• Police face deeper cuts after spending watchdog finds £500m black hole
• Alien species extending seasons
• A ‘simple fix’ for school curriculum and it’s not Common Core
• Man suspected of threatening to kill Theresa May bailed
• Your pictures Poland
• Personal data sites shut in raids
• How NOT to extend the school day
• High Court Skeptical of Obamas Use of Power as Campaign Starts – Bloomberg
• Legally blind athlete sues over glasses
• Could Spring Cleaning Really Be a Health Risk
• Why We Should Stop Working More Than 40 Hours a Week
• Police arrest 6-year-old who threatens kicks principal
• Kaspersky Apple 10 years behind Microsoft in terms of security
• Rodney King ‘I don’t drink like I used to’
• Rodney King Ive been in Trayvon’s shoes’
• unabashed
• Google Drive Arrives Comic
• Walmart.com Lets You Pay With Cash When Shopping Online
• Canadian University Association Surrenders Completely By Withdrawing From Copyright Hearings
• WWDC Sells Out in 2 Hours Leaving Many Devs Ticketless — And Outraged
• VMware source code leaked more files could be forthcoming
• Shutterfly to proceed with Kodak Gallery purchase after no rival bids appear
• Conan OBrien imagines piecing together an Ikea Uppleva TV
• Chrome OS to fully integrate Google Drive
• Skitch update lets you save to the Evernote notebook of your choice
• Discovering the hidden ASCII art in the pages of the web
• Asus begins shipping free Transformer Prime GPS dongles
• Draw Something now available for the Kindle Fire
• Pointless Journalist Fight Who Gets Credit For Tweeting A Story First
• Google updates its search filtering algorithm targets SEO violators
• 90-foot Patterned by Nature installation is low-res high-impact
• April 26 1956 The Container Ships Maiden Voyage
• Brain-Numbingly Cool Popsicle Art
• Ferrari Chairman Takes On Italian Train Monopoly
• Obama How Are You Ever Going To Pay Off That Student Loan
• Disabled car plunges into Calumet River no one hurt
• Judge Amazon-tax law unconstitutional
• CPS says $130 million more in principal discretion funds but few details on cuts to come
• Prosecutors Burglar had mean cyber-streak
• Jockey Eddie Razo Jr. identified as fire victim
• 3M launches its Cloud Library e-book lending service hardware and apps in tow
• Two-thirds of Americans unwilling to spend over $50 a month on mobile data says Parks Associates
• Sky considering launching Sky Sports 3D one channel too small for three dimensions
• Squares feeling good on pace to take $5 billion in payments per year
• Star Wars Arcade gets fan made mini-me weeps tears of joy video
• Tube cleaners may strike over pay
• Stab girl family win inquest case
• Tube train hits track obstruction
• Mayoral Elections Ain’t Nothing Going On But The Rent
• Tube Cleaners Could Strike Next
• City Dashboard Gives Realtime Info About London
• Occupy’s Next Destination The Tube
• Samsung Confirms Quad-Core Processor for Next Galaxy S Handset
• Giveaway MacSuperBundle Featuring Roxio Toast and RapidWeaver 5
• Microsoft reissues patched Service Pack 2 for Office for Mac 2011
• ITC Rules Against Apple Microsoft in Separate Patent Cases
• Can the Digital Public Library ever exist
• Sony releases Android 4.0 update for Tablet S
• Boston student wins trip to space in 2014
• New IP Watchlist Ranks Countries On How Well Their Copyright Laws Serve The Public
• Nikon recalling some rechargeable batteries over electrical problems
• MIT student builds wooden DIY cellphone for $150
• Walk Score Places a Value on How Easy It Is to Navigate a Neighborhood Video
• Apple $1111 Per Share and a $1 Trillion Market Cap in the Next Year
• Just like that Foxconn Brazil Workers Threaten To Strike
• Hurt Locker Producers Now Understand The Copyright Troll Shakedown Better Sue 2514 More Defendandants
• Review SQL Server 2012 stands tall
• Man offers to legally change name for a ticket to Apple’s WWDC
• Teens get high on hand sanitizer
• Stain-shedding coating gets tough
• Looking for low airfares Good luck
• Student wins Google photo prize
• Three men held over Twitter probe
• David Cameron this is the greenest government ever
• The Last Days of Osama bin Laden
• How Samuel L. Jackson Became His Own Genre
• McCann case not being reopened
• Report Secret Service agents partied with strippers ahead of Obama El … – CBS News
• Why the Engineering Computer Science Gender Gap Persists
• Pay What You Want May Deter Consumers
• Choosing the right hospital may save your babys life
• Anxiety increases cancer severity in mice study shows
• Obesity epidemic fueling rise in rheumatoid arthritis among women
• Foodies Gen Xers Love to Cook Even Men
• Antibiotic resistance flourishes in freshwater systems
• Switching subject categories could improve test scores
• Beyond apples A serving a day of dark chocolate might keep the doctor away
• What do dementia patients experience
• Many Human Viruses May Have Jumped from Bats
• Warm Ocean Waters to Blame for Antarctic Ice Melt
• Life-extending properties of buckyballs questioned
• Tiny Shark Has Glowing Belly
• PhD Comics Explains the Higgs Boson
• Thousands rally against CISPA cybersecurity bill
• Pre-launch Windows 8 usage doubles that of OS X Mountain Lion – Well, when you have a completely free developer preview and consumer preview it is definitely more likely than one that is restricted to just developers. This would be another ‘No Shit Sherlock’ headline.
• Google Sun Oracle couldnt bring Android competitors to market
• Incumbents die due to irrelevance or ineptitude
• We’ve got hard data Netflix really is killing Nickelodeon
• Western Digital Weve mostly recovered from Thailand floods
• Netgear to ship gigabit-speed wireless in May with 802.11ac router
• Apple Now Canceling WWDC Tickets For Ineligible Patrons
• TechHive Now Streaming on Netflix

Total Number of stories: 191

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