• The Founder of Penthouse, Bob Guccione, has died.
• A study has found that women give more to charities than men.
• Toyota has recalled 1.53 Million vehicles due to brake fluid and fuel pump issues.
• Oak Brook Police are looking to fire the son of Drew Peterson.
• A Saudi prince has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
• Clearwire LTE has passed 90Mbps in a test in Phoenix.
• Ebay relies on Paypal for 37% of it’s revenue.
• Microsoft has renamed Xbox Live Silver to Xbox Live Free.
• Netflix has re-iterated that a streaming-only option could come this year.
• Wired has an interesting article on how The Allies used math against German tanks.
• Jammie Thomas’ third P2P trial looms while the RIAA is complaining about the cost.
• 131 Years ago today, Edison finally worked out his electricity idea.
• A new study shows that the brains of new Moms grow.
• Microsoft is reporting 240 Million copies of Windows 7 have been sold in the first year.
• Meteors from Halley’s Comet may show skywatchers a spectacle.
• A tumor magnet hopes to help doctors spot cancer.
• A New Wii Bundle will be available On November 7th, in Red.
• A Moon crash has stirred up ice, silver and mercury.
• The world’s Largest Pumpkin of 2010 has been weighed.

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• The US Federal government has been forced to admit that it is legal to take pictures of federal buildings.
• Apple’s Own website has outted a couple new products.
• Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has been hospitalized.
• A federal judge has affirmed her decision on ‘Don’t ask, Don’t Tell’.
• Republicans are complete idiots. See why.
• In the ‘No Shit’ department, Binge Drinking and Pot may harm teen brains.
• A huge alien planet has a large spot.
• UFOs have supposedly been explained.
• Intel is planning on spending up to $8 Billion on U.S. factory upgrades.
• 30,000 Year old flour find suggests that ‘cavemen’ craved carbs.
• Spots and Stripes tell of an odyssey for the Big cats.
• Swiss archeologist have found a 5,000 year old door.
• Chrysler is recalling about 27.000 vehicles for faulty power steering pressure hose.
• 2 million strollers are being recalled by Graco.
• New York courts are now enforcing new foreclosure rules.
• Apple has unveiled some new items including a redesigned MacBook Air and iLife ’11..
• Electronics arts has purchased Chillingo, the Angry Birds publisher.

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• Microsoft’s Chief Architect, Ray Ozzie, is stepping down.
• How fitting, The Tribune Company CEO may be asked to step down.
• Mexican Authorities have ceased 105 tons of Marijuana.
• in 1469, Ferdinand of Aragon married Isabella of Castile which would ultimately unify Spain.
• A Vatican paper has declared that Homer Simpson is Catholic.
• A Study shows that Vitamin B12 may ward off Alzheimer’s.
• For those nostalgic moments, you can purchase a lego USB drive.
• Western Digital has begun shipping it’s 3TB hard drives.
• Comcast has started migrating customers to DNSSec-enabled DNS servers.
• A source is claiming that Brightcove, the video distribution platform, is preparing for an IPO in 2011.
• Canadian Universities cannot discipline students for their comments on Facebook. A win for Freespeech.
• On October 19, 1943 an aid for Tuberculosis is discovered.
• In the ‘WTF:Why’ category, LED implants have been created.
• It has been discovered that the Mayan ‘Long Calendar’ does not end in 2012.
• HP has announced the Palm Pre 2 and Web OS 2.0.
• Some Tylenol has been recalled due to a moldy smell.
• Shots have been at the Pentagon.
• Microsoft has unveiled Microsoft Office 365.
• Actor Tom Bosley, father on Happy Days, has died at the age of 83.
• A Gene may discourage drinkers from becoming alcoholics.
• After some analysis, the Hagfish has opened a major gap in the Tree of Life.
• You can now google the Dead Sea Scrolls.
• Microsoft has delivered Windows Embedded Automotive 7.
• Ancient turtle bones have been discovered in Antarctica.
• One dumbass has inquired where the seperation of Church and State is within the Constitution.

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• Sprint says New York will get 4G on November 1st. This could alleviate some of the 3G issues.
• The New ISAT test will allow more kids to pass. This is a failure of the Education system in the United States, and I’m ashamed to live in Illinois because of this.
• There’s a new CPR treatment order, Chest compressions and then breaths.
• Facebook has pulled an entire company off of their Apps platform causing 150 million people to be without some games.
• A mexican borough has made the World’s largest enchilada.
• A 95-year old New York City Man has received a medal for devising a rescue of more than 500 bomber crew members.
• A disease that is afflicting bats is threatening to close Caves throughout America.
• A distant Star Explosion has choked on it’s own dust.
• Saturn’s moons have engaged in a paintball fight with each other.
• The Netflix Native App for the Wii is now available.
• The US Department of Justice is suing Michigan’s Blue Cross over Pricing deals.
• The Haiti Earthquake earlier this year is offering surprising lessions about the Earth’s Surface.
• An Ancient Shipwreck points to the site of a Major Roman Battle.
• Happy 25th Birthday to the original Nintendo Entertainment System.

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Current News:

• Angry Birds for Android has been downloaded more than 1 million times in one day.
• Sony’s Google TV will arrive tomorrow.
• Cablevision customers have lost Fox due to a fee dispute.
• Barbara Bilingsley, TV’s June Cleaver, has died at the age of 94.
• Pope Benedict XVI has canonized Australia’s first Saint, Mary MacKillop.
• Hilton Chicago Hotel workers are on strike for three days.
• Frozen Vegetables are being recalled due to glass fragments.
• The Plastic chemical, BPA, has been been deemed toxic in Canda.
• The Business Software Alliance is pressuring Europe to kill open standards.
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Historical News:

• In 1091, An F4 Tornado strikes London.
• In 1610, French King, Louis XIII is crowned.
• In 1777, British Troops are defeated at the Battle of Saratoga.
• In 1781, General Cornwallis offers his surrender.
• In 1814, the London Beer Flood occurred.
• In 1915, Arthur Miller, American Playwright, is born.
• In 1918, Rita Hayworth is born.
• In 1931, Al Capone is convicted of Tax Evasion.
• In 1956, The first Nuclear Power station is opened.
• In 1958, Alan Jackson, Country Music Artist, is born.
• In 1959, Richard Roeper, American Film Critic, is born.
• In 1962, Mike Judge, American cartoonist, is born.
• In 1979, Mother Theresa is awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
• In 2009. Vic Mizzy, composer of Green Acres and Addams Family themes, died.

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• Google is recommending changing your password twice a year.
• Going in through the eye socket for brain surgery may elminate scars.
• Maggie Daley, wife of current Chicago Mayor Richard Daley, has been hospitalized in Washington.
• The Michigan Avenue Bridge in Chicago has been offically renamed the Dusable Bridge.
• The Swiss have dug the world’s largest tunnel.
• President Obama is urging Congress to end taxes for companies that create jobs overseas.
• The U.S. is marking the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War with a historical collection.
• A former Music Industry executive is stating that album prices should be drastically cheaper.

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• Seagate, the hard drive manufacturer, is going to take the company private.
• The first female Metra Engineer is going to retire after 40 years.
• Berlin has an exhibition on Hitler.
• A Rhode Island hospital ‘accidentally‘ left a drill bit in patient’s head.
• Sure-footed Bighorn sheep have decided to take a stroll on the face of Buffalo Bill’s dam.
• Research has found that online invoices are paid twice as fast.
• A New discovery has put a spin on the Universe’s most powerful magnets.
• 110 years ago, the Boston Symphony Hall opens it’s inaugural concert.
• Russia is going to build a nuclear power plant in Venezuela.
• GM is recalling Chevy Impalas due to a seat belt issue.
• The Large Hadron Collider has begun to edge out rivals.
• An Anarctic Ice sheet has preserved an Invisible Mountain Range.
• A study believes that cancer is man-made.
• More evidence that the Cell phone companies are screwing consumers.
• Dead and Cold Stars may limit Dark matter.
• A new fish species has been found 4.5 Miles into the ocean depths.

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• Instead of cutting people off entirely, T-mobile will throttle heavy-data users.
• Verizon will begin selling iPad Wifi + Mifi on October 28th.
• Implants may help heroin addicts.
• The Human Genome is still full of mysteries.
• A Netflix Native Application for the Playstation 3 will be available on October 18th.
• Georgia has clamped down on Illegal Immigrants in colleges.
• Dolby High Definition audio will eventually be added to Netflix.
• 25 Years ago today, the programming language C++ was published.
• Herbel weight loss drugs are loaded with illicit drugs.
• Some New Yorkers are claiming to see a UFO over Manhattan.

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• Jimmy John’s is suing a Chicago Street Deli for trademark infringement.
• Microsoft has detailed it’s Fall Dashboard Update.
• Renovations of the World War I memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. have begun.
• Dark Matter stars could solve some cosmic mysteries.
• A Flower’s Stripes actually serve as a Bee’s landing strip.
• Greenpeace believes that Wind could supply a fifth of the World’s Energy.
• Record Labels have failed to get the ‘three-strikes’ law passed in Ireland.
• Medal of Honor, the reboot of the Franchise, is now available.
• Bonobo Females are handier with tools than Males.
• Giant flying dinosaurs could fly 10,000 miles non-stop.
• In a ‘WTF’ are you thinking moment, American P2P are now threatening each other.

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• A plant in Central Illinois has burned and is considered a ‘total loss’.
• Microsoft is launching Windows Phone 7 today.
• Zune Software version 4.7 is now available for PC.
• Hitachi has developed a 6Gbps 10000 RPM 2.5 Mobile hard drive.
• TDK has developed a 1TB optical DVD.
• There were a total of nine Windows Phone 7 devices announced.
• A newly found carnivore is already threatened with extinction.
• Adobe is going to unveil Acrobat 10 on October 18th.
• Being Deaf can enhance sight.
• A New Cat-sized carnivore has been found in Madagascar.
• Connecticut’s Maritime Museum is now home for three exotic lobsters.
• Virgin Galactic’s VSS Enterprise has completed it’s first solo glide flight.
• Stem Cell research is being aimed at spinal cord treatment.
• Corn prices have risen due to tighter supplies.

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