Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• A Judge has unsealed some documents that might undermine Righthaven cases.
• The Pirate Bay has begun aiding researchers with P2P usage.
• Like Europa, Titan may have a giant subsurface ocean.
• Microsoft has relased Office 365 Beta to the public.
• An 81 year old, and War Veteran has run the Boston Marathon.
• Orangutans utilize simple tools to catch fish.
• Did A SuperNova mark a 17th Century King’s Birth.
• The Wisconsin County where votes were ‘found’ has had irregularities for years.
• Iran is claiming that the US and Iraq built Stuxnet.
• A Magnetic field determines whether a solar flare erupts or fizzles.
• Premature Births can be detected by a blood test.
• The Chicago Sun Times has won a Pulitzer prize for local reporting.
• Samsung has sold it’s hard drive unit to Seagate.
• Fidel Castro has resigned from the Cuba Party Leadership.
• HBO customers will soon be able to watch on iOS and Android devices.
• The Windows Phone ‘NoDo’ update has begun rolling out on AT&T.
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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• 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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Current News

• The Chicago White Sox have retired Frank Thomas’ Number 35.
• There is now a 64GB Flash Drive that is the size of a postage stamp.
• China is going to mine the Yellow Sea floor
• Giant Rings around Galaxies have Astronomers a bit  perplexed.
• Due to a downpour in Phoenix has caused a 69-car pile up.

Historical News

• In 1632, English Philosopher John Locke was born.
• In 1786, Shay’s Rebellion begins due to High Taxes.
• In 1898, The Goodyear company was founded
• In 1923, English Director Richard Attenborough was born.
• In 1949, the Soviet Atomic Bomb project tests it’s first bomb.
• In 1968, Ulysses S. Grant III, died.

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• AT&T has begun selling the iPhone 4, and subsequently sells out.
• Hulu has announced Hulu Plus, a subscription service for $9.99 per month.
• Ancient Tools have been found in melting ice near Yellowstone.
• The City of Chicago has lost it’s mind by ban a company from city business if, ACCUSED, of wrongdoing.
• Cancer cells have been detected using a $400 digital camera.
• Seagate has released the first 3TB external hard drive.
• FIFA has apologized for shitty calls during the World Cup and will reconsider using video replay.
• Venus had water and may have been habitable.
• US lawmakers are demanding major oil firms to have emergency plans and to hand them over.

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• A New primate has defied classification.
• It appears that the original contract for the Apple iPhone gave AT&T exclusivity for 5 years.
• The self-publishing site LuLu.com is offering publishing to the Apple iBookStore.
• Adaptec the renowned RAID card manufacturer is selling it’s RAID channel to PMC-Sierra.
• A New Hard Drive writing method could boost platter densities, and storage, by five times or more.
• President Obama has nominated Elana Kagan to the US Supreme Court.
• Apple’s iPad is now available for pre-order Internationally.
• Intel co-founder Max Palevsky has died at the age of 85.

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• NASA has set May 14th as the date for the last flight of the Atlantis space shuttle.
• A rare Scimitar-horned oryx, which are extinct in the wild, has been born at the National Zoo in Virginia.
• The Gulf coast may be permanently changed by the recent Oil spill.
• A New round of fish poisoning aims to stop the Asian Carp invasion.
• BP has stated that one of the three oil leaks has been shut off.
• Seagate has introduced a universal portable hard drive.
• ComEd is offering the State of Illinois $500 million in exchange for higher rates later for customers.
• A wet asteroid could be the thing needed to be able to have a space refueling station.

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• The .yu top level domain for Yugoslavia is no more.
• Seton Hill in Pennsylvania will be giving iPads to each full-time student.
• A Mysterious lead coffin was found near Rome.
• Those with a Motorola’s Droid on Verizon should be receiving their Android 2.1 update soon.
• The large Hadron Collider can now finally get to work.
• Facebook is replacing the ‘Become a fan of…’ with ‘like’.
• Western Digital has unleashed their 750GB notebook hard drive.
• A Southern cousin of the T-rex has been found.

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I’m going to make sure that I left everybody know that they really should backup any important files that they would rather not lose. I had a hard drive decide to whack and the Master File Table (more info here). So I’m going through the physical parts of the hard drive and attempting to recover any iTunes music, pdfs, excel files, and videos that I can… out of 78Gigabytes, thus far, I have only actually extracted 1 gigabyte of things that I want to keep. I have not yet recovered ANY of the iTunes Shows that I purchased, including Studio 60, Several free ones, and a couple of others… Luckily, I have kept all of the Apple Receipts e-mails that they have sent; so I will be creating a list, and keeping that up to date.

so I am reminding and encouraging everybody to go to File->Backup to Disc (within iTunes) and save all of the files to a Disc. It is not easy to recover the songs. Once I have finished going through the entire hard drive, I’m going to be burning an entire backup of the iTunes songs….

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