Here is today’s daily run down.

• Chelsea Clinton is now officially married.
• Over 900 people have died in floods in Asia.
• children with injured brains tell shorter stories.
• Microsoft is going to issue an emergency fix for the .lnk exploit.
• Oregon is possibly going to ban plastic grocery bags.

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• Macgasm.net: Thoughts on Cult of Mac and Pirating Applications: Cult of Mac got into some trouble with commente… http://bit.ly/behz3d #fb #
• @ryanshrout the phone is less than 6 months old? how long is the hardware warranty? 90 days? in reply to ryanshrout #
• @patricknorton RE: TWiCH just an FYI, with iOS 4 you can use a bluetooth keyboard with your iPhone. Works with both iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS. #
• @acedtect Does twit use Gmail for twit domain? If so, automatically apply a label to the TNT Email and archive it. Won't show in all inboxes #
• @ebertchicago Maybe it's just me, but if I ran a company I'd be taking the pay cuts like everybody else. But I guess I'm just different. in reply to ebertchicago #
• @kelliepickler A made up book… 'how to pick up Kellie Pickler 101'. Step 1: buy red high heels… Actually 'The Passage' by Justin Cronin. in reply to kelliepickler #
• @allisoncooke I fully understand @benabus' need to stand while playing Red Dead Redemption. It's just like playing GTA IV. in reply to allisoncooke #
• @podfeet Go online and report a problem with the disc. in reply to podfeet #
• @DMular Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? in reply to DMular #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• The World’s fastest hybrid has been approved for production.
• Calcium supplements may increase risk of Heart attack.
• 400 year-old oysters are providing clues to US colonial life.
• Wired.com has a gallery on how-to build a earthquake resistant bridge.
• A Jury has invalidated a patent used to sue Facebook.
• BestBuy has signed a deal with ClearWire for BestBuy Branded WiMax plans.
• Disney has sold Mirimax Pictures for $660 Million.
• Physicists are puzzled by some nanobubbles in strained forms of Graphene.
• An Antarctic experiment has discovered a puzzling space ray pattern.
• The FCC has approved the first LTE phone.
• Google Earth now shows real-time Rain and Snow.
• A Failed star is circling a sun-like star.
• A Mars Site may contain buried life.
• The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has confirmed a record breaking hailstone in South Dakota.
• The Tiny footprints are the oldest evidence of reptiles.
• Mythbusters has been renewed for the next seven years.
• Some monkeys go bananas over flying squirrels.

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• I truly dislike networking issues. Going from t1s to fiber and firewall doesn't like it #
• I love it when a vendor can't figure out the issue and I have to be the one to do so. Totally not how it should be. Reflects poorly on them. #
• @edog1203 in case you haven't heard it enough. Flipboard kicks ass. Sweet application. Now if it would only do my google reader stuff… #
• @TaraAriano My girlfriend still gets them when we go to the Chinese Restaurant as well. So don't feel bad. in reply to TaraAriano #
• @THErealDVORAK for Mac, Cyberduck. Otherwise it's FileZilla like @jcnork suggested. in reply to THErealDVORAK #
• my avatar has been changed. #
• @patrice0x0x I have to agree with that. Certain posts can take some time to fully bake, but most should be sit and get it done. in reply to patrice0x0x #
• @MichaelJohnston Can't we just ask those in Tokyo what the future looks like? in reply to MichaelJohnston #
• Sometimes I wonder how Fedex determines which path an item travels. Dallas, TX to New Berlin, Wi. The route takes you through Chicago. ?? #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Amazon has released new Kindle for $139.
• Apple is investigating complaints regarding iPhone 3Gs running iOS 4.
• YouTube has changed the maximum length of time on videos to 15 Minutes.
• A Bald Eagle has died at the BrookField Zoo.
• A Ship lost for 150 years has been recovered.
• The Third most-wanted Nazi Suspect has been charged in Germany.
• The Letters from Franklin Roosevelt are now handled by the National Archives.
• Toyota is going to recall 412,000 High-end passenger cars to fix a steering issue.
• The Federal Aviation Administration has closed the airspace around the Clinton Wedding.
• The National Do-Not-Call register has topped 200 Million numbers.
• The Chevy Volt is not green enough for California.
• Congress is rethinking it’s Ban on Internet Gambling.
• Libraries that loan DVDs are outpacing Netflix and Redbox.
• The Federal Trade commission wants a do-not-track mechanism for the web.

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• @kevinrose I'd love to buy an electric car, but for $41000 it is entirely out of the budget for most car buyers. in reply to kevinrose #
• @joelhousman That still comes out 33500 which is still close to 600 per month or more. which is still way too much per month just for a car. in reply to joelhousman #
• @sfeuer I don't see it being $7500 per year, although I could be wrong. I'd rather wait for Ford's. in reply to sfeuer #
• @zune the latest version of the software is not registering any number of play differences. any ideas as to the culprit? #
• @acedtect shouldn't somebody else be doing TNT. I mean if you're filling Leo's Shoes shouldn't somebody be filling your shoes? just an idea in reply to acedtect #
• @snobiwan Whip it is a good film. I'm becoming very partial to Ellen Page in reply to snobiwan #
• @rww I don't read digg. due to trolls. reddit, don't use it . I only do RSS. I only visit the site to read the entire article not browse. in reply to rww #
• @christyxcore check the headers in a browser or within mail.app on the desktop to verify. in reply to christyxcore #
• does anybody have any good Audible recommendations for Non-fiction books about London? #
• @snobiwan For me it was Smart People. I saw Smart People before I ever saw Juno. She's great in Smart People. in reply to snobiwan #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Genetics influences your response to Others’ drinking habits.
• France has declared War against the al-Qaida.
• AT&T states it will not interfere with the Black Hat Demo this week.
• Two is the magic Quantum number.
• Dogs automatically imitate humans.
• A New discovery irons out the Physics of Wrinkles.
• A Pakistani plane has crashed and there were no survivors.
• 100 days have passed since the Oil spill began.
• The fate of Former Illinois Rod Blagojevich is now in the hands of Jurors.
• A Judge has blocked parts of the Arizona immigration law.
• Warming of the Oceans will reduce and Rearrange Marine life.
• The University of Texas has discovered that they cannot control the words ‘Texas’ and ‘Sports’ when used together.

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• @Comcastbonnie are there any outages in the Chicago area? Or are we just the lucky ones? #
• @ComcastBonnie I've done that. I'll Try unplugging the cable modem for a bit. It's just Internet that's out in reply to ComcastBonnie #
• @ComcastBonnie Still a no'go. Downstream Power level -12.7dB, up power is 55.0 dBmV. Any ideas? in reply to ComcastBonnie #
• @ComcastBonnie Will try another outlet. Although a Comcast tech installed this outlet. in reply to ComcastBonnie #
• @ComcastBonnie I have isolated the issue. it was the splitter for the tv and cable modem. replaced, working as expected. in reply to ComcastBonnie #
• So wayne, what did you do yesterday… well a whole lot of nothing. I had to spend a couple hours figuring out why my internet stopped… #
• giving me signal, instead of writing an article like I had planned, which, of course, required the internet to actually research. #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Valve Software, makers of the infamous anti-cheating mechanism has apologized for incorrectly banning 12,000 Modern Warfare 2 players.
• Pop-Cap Games is removing a Michael Jackson look-a-like from it’s Plants Vs. Zombies games.
• BP CEO Tony Hayward has resigned.
• The US cannot account for $8.7 Billion in funding for the Iraqi recovery.
• The Chevy Volt will cost $41,000.
• HTC has begun selling phones under it’s own ‘HTC’ brand in China.
• China states that air pollution is worsening.
• Toyota expects the next prius to be built in the US.
• A giant blackhole is bending light to magnify a distant galaxy.
• Marsupials did not originate within Australia, but South America.
• A judge, Judith Bartnoff, has barred a reporter from publishing legally obtained factual information disregarding the First Amendment.
• Violent spacequakes have disrupted Earth’s Magnetic field.
• Apple has released a new battery charger.
• An Asteroid could threaten Earth in 2182.
• Back in 1866, the transatlantic cable is hooked up to allow communications between North America and Europe.

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• Follow @Drobo + @TUAW TODAY & RETWEET to win your NEW Drobo! #
• @bldngnerd It is news, because you can't be prosecuted for doing it. Before you 'technically' could be prosecuted for such. in reply to bldngnerd #
• @ZUNE is that for a month, three months, or a year? in reply to ZUNE #
• @ahlexas you keep saying that, but we on twitter like you. in reply to ahlexas #
• @trixie360 if you tell @majornelson to stop hogging all of the bandwidth then it might be less of a black hole going on. in reply to trixie360 #
• @christyxcore How is it any different if a reporter opposes somebody shooting up a bank yet has to report on it? I don't see a difference. in reply to christyxcore #
• @christyxcore So if a reporter basically showed you how to steal a car, they aren't enticing you nor recommending you go out and do so… in reply to christyxcore #
• @AlfredENeuman Did you put duct tape on top of the sealant, just to be safe and secure? in reply to AlfredENeuman #
• @christyxcore My last tweet still stands. A reporter could show you step by step and not yet condone it. Same thing different venue. in reply to christyxcore #
• @brian_tong Try it and report back. in reply to brian_tong #
• @blakeshelton umm… I'll only buy digital albums, so I'll have to wait until it's available on the Zune. in reply to blakeshelton #
• @tmcantwell Depends on the item. I could totally want a video card, but I need a hard drive. or want a cordless drill but need a wrench set. in reply to tmcantwell #
• @christyxcore don't get me wrong, as a developer I don't condone this. But, hell people are going to pirate let them burn for it. (cont…) in reply to christyxcore #
• @christyxcore I would rather put my efforts into developing more of my app than tracking down pirates. in reply to christyxcore #
• @ahlexas Why are you so down on yourself? If you need to talk in a not-so-public setting, DM me and I'll send my chat screen names. in reply to ahlexas #
• @manveerheir There are only a few games I care about multiplayer. Call of Duty series on the 360 and that's about it. in reply to manveerheir #
• @mimiface do you bring your own sterilizing cloths to clean all of the items before using them? Not that I'm judging, just asking. in reply to mimiface #
• @manveerheir Maybe those protective masks that everybody was wearing during 'SARS' will come in handy for that? in reply to manveerheir #
• @hotforwords Not that anybody could replace pendanticKarl but we'll try to do our best to aide in whatever way possible. in reply to hotforwords #
• @1938Media I loved the Zuck video. Although I thought he was only a good driver 84% of the time. But maybe it's just me. I'm only 84% right. #
• @macgasm can I take the cult of Mac thing from an iOS dev point of view? It may even be a companion article or the like #

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