• @shooby you are now able to remove some of my man points, I'm listening to Katy Perry's new album, and think it's not too bad. #
• @jameshicks you were looking for me earlier? #
• @ikearstin Angry Birds… also Netflix (if you have netflix) in reply to ikearstin #
• @ikearstin No, I mean Netflix streaming app, just came out last night or today. There is an instant queue management app. in reply to ikearstin #

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• Former Disney CEO, Michael Eisner, could become the CEO of the Tribune Company.
• Google will begin putting Red Google Voice Telephone booths in the US
• Amazon has lost an exclusive deal with Wiley Publishing.
• The Co-founder of Paypal and Slide is now Google’s new Vice President of Engineering.
• BP is scrapping plans to drill in the Arctic due to the Gulf Oil Spill.
• Scientists have found some colorful life living off the coast of Indonesia.
• A proposed German Law would allow employers to Google potential applicants, but not use Facebook.
• A Grad Student has created a cheap $200 Laser Cutter.
• Mophie and Intuit have partnered to create an iOS compatible Cred card Swiping solution.
• 127 Years ago, in 1883, Krakatau erupted and changed the world again.
• MIT has unveiled swimming robots that clean oil.
• New Orleans schools will receive $1.8 Billion for Katrina Damages.
• The NFL Owners have agreed to 18-game seasons.
• Ever Wonder why Fish in the Arctic don’t freeze? Well, now there’s an answer.
• New drugs are offering extraordinary hopes for skin cancer patients.

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• I think there will be a call to Amazon regarding my Mafia II not being here… two hours left until it's not considered 'day of' delivery. #
• @KarenAlloy Could you not just get a strobe light to create the same effect. or just use an App on your phone to do so… in reply to KarenAlloy #
• @tonysphere some people can probably be found on wikipedia… whether to believe what is in there or not, if your choice #
• @iteachcomputers Well AT&T is just following the FCC's results… you only get half the speed advertised… that's all they're doing. in reply to iteachcomputers #
• I'm done with foursquare. The last 5 locations I've gone to have said I'm 'too far' despite being right in front of them. I'm done with it. #
• Today is just not my day for companies… Amazon's delivery hath failed, and foursquare…. that's just bad… #
• @iteachcomputers true, true. I think we, in the US, are being gouged when it comes to internet connections. in reply to iteachcomputers #
• @Mimiface would those two people be @Mimiface and @jennywitham? or is it @blakeshelton? in reply to Mimiface #
• Man, you can get a 1.5TB Western Digital hard drive for less than $80… that's crazy… a 2GB for not much more… crazy! #
• @ryanshrout try using it anyway. Just throw it in a bag of rice first for a couple of days… in reply to ryanshrout #
• @brianshaler we just all love knowing where to avoid being arrested and where to avoid anything that could potentially be dangerous. in reply to brianshaler #
• Macgasm.net: Apple releases Security Update 2010-005: Apple has released a security update for Mac OS X 10.5 Le… http://bit.ly/9ijk3C #fb #
• @SaraLang I take it 'doll face' and sweetie are also on your 'fed up list'? in reply to SaraLang #
• @twd3lr Why would you need Windows Data on a Mac anyway? in reply to twd3lr #

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• Two people have been sentenced in a ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ like crime spree.
• FEMA has rejected aid to flood victims.
• A New Film is going to focus on 3rd Generation Holocaust survivors.
• Egypt has announced the site for it’s first Nuclear Power Plant.
• The Body of a British Spy has been found.
• Ancient Roman Statues were colored.
• The Original Kermit the Frog muppet is going to the Smithsonian.
• Internet Explorer 9 is getting a new interface.
• Google has integrated Google Voice with Gmail.
• A Micro Frog has been discovered inside a Borneo Pitcher Plant.
• Apple’s September 1st Event is official.
• Whooping cough is making a comeback.

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• @4fthawaiian Oh. Sounds about right for Alton, you know it's a huge city and all in reply to 4fthawaiian #
• @macgasm yeah, but at the same time it's disheartening for competitors and others… in reply to macgasm #
• @Ohdoctah Mostly Sunny, high of 84, supposedly. Although my personal temp may go up if I don't get my copy of Mafia II today… in reply to Ohdoctah #
• @Ohdoctah Neither, I opted for PC for this one. I got the collector's edition. I'll be doing Call of Duty on the 360 though. in reply to Ohdoctah #
• @bldngnerd oops… that's not good… I hope there was a backup? in reply to bldngnerd #

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• Bloggers are crying foul with Philadelphia’s new Business Tax.
• Tivo has created a QWERTY keyboard for it’s Tivo devices.
• Planets are being weighed using Pulsar flashes.
• Some people are wondering what makes Death Valley rocks wander.
• US courts have halted federal funding of all stem cell research.
• The Farthest Full moon of 2010 is tonight, it’s also the smallest.
• 13 Hawksbill Turtles have been released off of Singapore in order to conserve the species.
• Take Two Interactive has lost it’s bid to acquire BioShock.com.
• Home sales last month dropped to their lowest levels in 15 years, by 27%.
• 380,000 pounds of meat have been recalled.
• Eggshells appear more colorful through the eyes of birds.
• A Man went five years without noticing that he had been shot in the head.
• It was Four years ago today, that Pluto was no longer considered a Planet.

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• @Jason I always tell my girlfriend about her 'fat ass boyfriend'. People need to take a second and look at the context. in reply to Jason #
• my iTunesConnect sales numbers are not to my liking. I think twitter needs to change that and buy my app… http://j.mp/wwrite for your copy #

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• Frozen mammy fruit pulp has been recalled after 9 people have gotten sick with typhoid fever.
• An Alligator has been spotted in the Chicago River.
• Germany is going to grant privacy in the workplace.
• Germany, known for it’s privacy, is putting RFID on it’s ID Cards for faster bureaucracy.
• The Latest ACTA Draft will not be released.
• Marine Algae blooms can be seen from space.
• Cubs manager Lou Pinella has retired after 50 years in baseball.
• Robert Gundlach, an inventor with Xerox, has died at the age of 84.
• A Tree Behind Anne Frank’s House has fallen.
• Credit Card Rates are at their highest in 9 years. With new rules, is anybody surprised? No..
• Genes may overpower diet on the body weight issue.
• A Study suggests that Indiana teens who take drivers ed are more likely to crash.
• The Federal government has fined Sea World for the death of a Trainer.
• The Adler Planetarium in Chicago is in the running to acquire a soon to be retired space shuttle.
• There is a vault to preserve coral cells to prevent extinction.
• Vitamin D deficiencies have been linked to cancer and autoimmune diseases.

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• @alexlindsay I had to use two in the apple store yesterday to test. The first was busted. The second worked alright I'm not sold on it yet.. in reply to alexlindsay #

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Current News

• Los Angelas has unveiled the nation’s costliest school.
• The Solar System may be older than previous thought, by 2 million years.
• More than 5,000 have been evacuated due to floods in North Korea.
• Iran has opened it’s first Nuclear power plant.
• A $50 Million dollar Vincent Van Gogh painting has been stolen.
• NASA has captured an image of a galaxy that is 320 Million light-years away.

Historical News

• In 565, St. Columba reports seeing the Loch Ness Monster.
• In 1485, King Richard III dies.
• In 1848, The United States annexes New Mexico.
• In 1864, The Red Cross is formed.
• In 1915, James Hiller, co-inventor of the Electron Microscope is born.
• In 1920, Author Ray Bradbury is born.
• In 1941, German Troops reached Leningrad.

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