Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• WikiLeaks has published secrets of the Afghan War.
• Scientists have located 700 new planets, including 140 ‘Earth-Like’ planets.
• Fed Chairman Timothy Geithner favors letting tax cuts for the wealthy expire.
• A Boat of Plastic Bottles has ended a four-month pacific sail.
• Gamma-Ray bursts could halt the Photosynthesis.
• LiveScience has an article how moles survive Subterranean Life.
• The United Arab of Emirates is calling BlackBerry a ‘security threat’.
• A New governmental law allows unlocking and allows loading of 3rd party applications on your phone.
• A Khmer Rogue has been sentenced to 35 years.
• The Android Marketplace will be getting carrier billing.
• Google has introduced Google Apps for Government.
• A good conversation connections really do lead to a mind meld.
• Former Chicago Cubs player Andre Dawson has been inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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• @manveerheir I'm sure the butter would melt in that amount of time. although if you put it on some bread, you'd have hot bread and butter. #
• @caitlinbell18 nada in reply to caitlinbell18 #
• @northernbelle01 don't feel too bad, I'm not married yet either… the time will come for you… in reply to northernbelle01 #
• @pennjillette Bill Gates perhaps? in reply to pennjillette #
• @frumpa I'm still waiting for my flipboard invite. in reply to frumpa #

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Current News

• 200 Buildings have been destroyed after an Eastern Iowa dam failed.
• The Court has ruled that bypassing dongles does not violate the DMCA.
• Weird Science believes that computer memory could grow on trees.
• Brain Scans could guide career choices.

Historical News

• In 1758, During the Seven Years war, Fortress Louisbourge is seized and all French warships are destroyed.
• In 1837, the first commercial use of an electric telegraph is demonstrated.
• In 1868, Wyoming becomes part of the United States.
• In 1943, During World War II, Benito Mussolini is forced out of office.

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• @sfeuer Actually now that I think about it I have experienced an earthquake. Not too bad. Ours was worse than the one in SF yesterday. in reply to sfeuer #
• @jennywitham I was going to try and put something pithy as a reply but I couldn't think of anything so I decided aw 'fuck this shit'. in reply to jennywitham #
• @TheJub Pictures or it didn't happen? And yes, it sure it toasty out today. in reply to TheJub #
• Ok twitter for those who have seen #inception At the end, did it or did it not? #fb #
• @twd3lr But it wants you to think that. But did it actually? That's the question. in reply to twd3lr #
• @kavmac Time to run spinrite on the drive to check it? in reply to kavmac #
• There's definitely something weird about 2/21. Not sure what, but weird #
• @podfeet That was a good movie. What's wrong with it? in reply to podfeet #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• A company has claimed a patent on SPAM filtering and is suing everybody.
• A Telecom group is suing the City of san Francisco over it’s Radiation law.
• The FDIC has seized 7 more banks.
• A Key alarm was disabled on the Oil Rig that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico.
• Paul Rosen, who helped invent the high-speed modem has died at the age of 88.
• A new study reveals how Cranberry juice fights E. Coli.
• Here’s a great parody video of Keyboard Cat starring Ron Livingston.

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• twitter, you profile customization is totally busted. You can't enter in a proper HEX value for a background color. it won't save. #fail #
• earthquake has hit near San Francisco, interesting. #fb #
• @jeffjarvis I had an issue with gmail's imap not working at all for two days regardless of platform. no emails at all. in reply to jeffjarvis #
• @bldngnerd other than that being a kind gesture, they thought ahead regarding the toddler wanting something as well. in reply to bldngnerd #
• @sfeuer It's no different than a tornado (or so I'd guess as I've not been in one, but would like to experience it), I'd say roll with it in reply to sfeuer #
• @labmistress what did they try and do? in reply to labmistress #
• @Phlegon at least you can use it. Mint.com doesn't even have my primary account. they have bill pay for it but not the actual accounts. in reply to Phlegon #
• @markfleser Oh yes it is. At least it was when it came through the chicago area. Bunch of heavy rain. in reply to markfleser #
• @07maree What tornado? Where did it touch down? in reply to 07maree #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Journalism Pioneer Daniel Schorr has died at the age of 93.
• Some exploding moss spores form mushroom clouds.
• Saturn’s Moon, Prometheus, is spawning moonlets.
• The Best map of Mars made has made its way to the Internet.
• A meteor crater has been discovered using Google Earth.
• A Fossil jaw could be the World’s oldest dog discovered.
• Two people have been killed when a gas well exploded near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
• The Last roll of kodachrome every produced has been processed.
• Ford has reported a $2.6 Billion profit during the last quarter. Looks like I’ll be buying a Ford as my next car.
• India has developed the cheapest tablet thus far, $35.
• 14 years ago the first HDTV signal was broadcast.
• Amazon has stated that Kindle Books now outsell hardcovers on it’s site.
• The first long distance driverless trip is going from Italy to China.
• American Airlines is being sued over it’s baggage fees.
• Zsa Zsa Gabor has been hospitalized in critical condition.
• For One professor taking a vacation can be a problem.

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• @erinjshea Because they don't consider blogging to be 'real' journalism; that's how. in reply to erinjshea #
• @bitchwhocodes I end up having to two others people's jobs, on top of my own just to keep the department running, not fun. in reply to bitchwhocodes #
• @film_girl don't feel too bad, I'm not influential enough to be on even 20 lists on twitter. in reply to film_girl #
• @erinjshea Self-preservation mechanism? The fact that they cannot handle that there is a faster and more efficient way of news communication in reply to erinjshea #
• @bitchwhocodes that require them to have a good work ethic. And there is a significant portion of society that does not possess this ethic. in reply to bitchwhocodes #
• @nicole I listen to approximately the same amount of podcasts. in reply to nicole #
• @CoreyHarris Same thing with the other iOS devices. in reply to CoreyHarris #
• @BradyV keyword is 'beta'. They don't always work. in reply to BradyV #
• @TheJub Even if twitter doesn't want to fulfill your request, it (and us) still love you anyway. So don't take it personally. in reply to TheJub #
• Macgasm.net: Apple’s April to June 2010 financial results: I’ve been looking over Apple’s 3rd quarter results f… http://bit.ly/bxZqb3 #fb #

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• A Judge is allowing a $10 Million lawsuit over Chicago Bears tickets to continue.
• The firings that The Bush Administration made within the Justice Department have been deemed legal, political, but legal.
• A Disc-Free version of Netflix is coming to the Playstation 3 in October.
• The Barnes and Noble ‘Nook Study’ is arriving in August.
• David Warren the inventor of the ‘black box’ for flight data records has died at the Age of 85.
• With ice melting the US is preparing for more traffic along the Bering Strait.
• Nook for Android is now available.
• Two Lawmakers have introduced a bill that would reform telephone subsidies.
• Foreign Turtles don’t smell dangerous to tadpoles.
• GM has purchased SubPrime lender ‘AmeriCredit’.
• An Auction for the Texas Rangers will commence on August 4th as planned.
• The largest molecules in space have been found.
• Microsoft has sold it’s 175 Millionth copy of Windows 7.
• A hyper-fast star has been kicked out of the Milky Way Galaxy.
• Microsoft has confirmed the manufacturer’s for it’s Windows Phone 7 devices.
• A German court has overturned the injunction against RapidShare.
• Claims that there are 100-Earth-Like planets is false.

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• @bassguy About 300 Miles, why do you ask? in reply to bassguy #
• @bitchwhocodes Check out KnowTech they have a variety of topics, from HTML/CSS3/Javascript to Newbie Mac apps to anything else in reply to bitchwhocodes #
• @AshleySue Compound Mitre Saw? in reply to AshleySue #
• @joelhousman I couldn't agree more. @therealdvorak is just one who likes to pick fights and cause controversy. in reply to joelhousman #
• @saschasegan No matter which provider the network is going to be as AT&T's was in the beginning. unless they have significant advance notice in reply to saschasegan #
• @saschasegan not to mention that T-Mobile would make more sense so Apple wouldn't have to change their phone at all just allow t-mobile in reply to saschasegan #

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