Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Apple has shuttered it’s Beijing store due to iPhone scalpers
• There is a Lego City Key Light available.
• The House has approved a bill that sets NASA’s new course.
• Arthur Penn, director of Bonnie and Clyde has died.
• Fisher Price has recalled 11 million toys over safety concerns.
• Rahm Emmanuel has decided to run for Chicago’s Mayor.
• A songbird fossil virus may help predict pandemics.
• A Drug Company Representative has admitted there is no reason for the huge mark up.
• You can take a tour of the Art Institute of Chicago on your iPad.
• HP has named it’s new CEO, Leo Apotheker.
• Google has opened a database of Android Phones that are using Google Services.
• Actor Tony Curtis has died.
• An ExoPlanet that may actually support life has been found.
• The Flintstones cartoon is fifty years old.

Look for more stories tomorrow. If an important story has been missed please leave it in the comments.

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