Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Copyright law is not designed to protect someone from being upset.
• A Dutch ISP is going to begin blocking websites based on amount you pay per month.
• A Judge has ruled that an IP Address does not equal a person.
• Bing will become the default search engine on BlackBerry OS 7.
• Adobe CS 5.5 is now available for download.
• Seas could rise by 1.6 meters (5.25 feeet) by 2100.
• A Meteor shower from Halley’s Comet will begin Friday.
• Koalas have human-like fingerprints.
• An All-female lizard species has been created in the lab.
• The Windows Phone ‘NoDo’ update has begun rolling out for the HTC Surround.
• Pig Ears have been recalled by Keys Manufacturing due to salmonella.
• A new Photo shows a lopsided galaxy called ‘meathook’.
• Hon Hai precisions will be making the Nintendo Wii successor.
• Texas has executed its first inmate using drugs used on animals.

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• No Sex in Space, yet according to Officials.
• Sony is rebuilding the Playstation Network after an attack.
• 1,000 Cops may face disciplinary action for viewing sex case reports.
• Revered Hindu guru Sathya Sai Baba dies at age 84.
• A New radio technique could detect alien planets.
• Amsterdam is ordering 125 EV charging stations.
• T-Mobile’s G2x will receive Gingerbread soon.
• Max Matthews, the creator of synthesizing sounds on a main frame, has died at the age of 84.
• The son of Kaspersky Anti-virus head, Ivan Kaspersky, has been freed.
• Nintendo has officially announced it’s Wii successor for release in 2012.
• Illinois is going to begin tracking ‘dooring’ bicycle accidents.
• The Barnes and Noble’s Nook should receive an update that allows applications in the next couple weeks.

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• 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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• 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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• Foursquare and Starbucks have teamed up to offer customers rewards.
• TigerText, the application to erase embarrassing text messages has gone international.
• Apple is revamping the E-book categories prior to the iPad launch on April 3rd.
• Barnes and Noble has officially acknowledged that they are working on an iPhone OS E-reader application.
• Pink Floyd tracks will no longer be available as single tracks, it’ll albums only.
• President Obama has given away his $1.4 Million Nobel prize to charities.
• Playstation has copied the WiiMote with the ‘Playstation Move’.
• 48 Hawaii Only species are now on the endangered list.
• Actor Merlin Olsen has died at the age of 89.
• New Zealand is going to be adding a $900 Million cable to the pacific.
• Half of Kansas City Missouri schools will be closed come fall.
• Ireland now has a Leprechaun Museum.
• Unlike Illinois, California tax payers should be getting their refunds on time.
• The Federal Trade Commission may block the Google/AdMob deal.

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• Blockbuster’s losses have been widening and it’s not looking good.
• There is as Bill to eliminate the Illinois Lieutenant governor’s office in 2015.
• A whale trainer has died during an attack at SeaWorld.
• General Motors is discontinuing their Hummer line.
• The FCC is looking at freeing up the 500MHz spectrum for broadband.
• Super Mario Galaxy 2 is set to fly off retail shelves on May 23rd.
• Chrysler will be repairing 355,500 minivan airbags, starting in June.
• In one Rhode Island school all of the teachers have been fired.
• The house of representatives have voted to not repeal the Anti-trust exemption the insurance companies have.
• Planets apparently unwind on their way to being non-planets.
• Clearwire has reported 688,000 subscribers and revenue has soared.
• In the proliferation of app stores, Paypal is looking to get into the game with it’s own app store for developers.
• Zend has added PHP web app server.
• Longtime Cubs announcer Harry Caray has been ranked seventh Best MLB announcer.

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• Adobe is claiming that it is not stalling HTML5, and Ian Hickson is calling their bluff.
• Apple is now banning jailbroken IDs from the Apple Store.
• To nobody’s surprise Apple is said to be using it’s FairPlay DRM on the iBookstore.
• The Vatican will be making some of their World War II archives available online.
• SlingMedia updated it’s iPhone OS application and it can now stream over 3G.
• Meebo’s iPhone OS application is now available in the App store.
• Google has confirmed it is starting tests on Trending Topics is news.
• A swedish man’s house that was burned included an iMac that just keeps running.
• Ben Heck, who is a famous hardware hacker, has unveiled his latest creation, the Wii Laptop.
• Toyota, in an attempt to stave off the Public Relations nightmare of recent, will be providing tours of it’s Indiana factory.
• Popcap’s very popular game Plants and Zombies is now available for the iPhone OS.
• Microsoft has announced Windows Mobile 7 with Xbox Live Support.
• Adobe has announced Flash and Air support for Android.

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• Google has unveiled Google Buzz.
• Seagate has crammed 600GB of hard drive space into a 2.5″ hard drive.
• Warner Music is stating that the variable pricing within iTunes has lead to slower sales.
• The World’s smallest solar-powered sensor runs almost forever.
• There is evidence of liquid water on Enceladus; one of Saturn’s moons.
• Apple has unleashed Aperture 3 for photo buffs.
• An illegal copy of New Super Mario Brothers for the Wii that one man uploaded has lead him to pay Nintendo $1.5 Million.
• Ringo Starr has received his own Walk of Fame star.

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• Rumor is that Sun Microsystem’s CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, will be resigning.
• In the continuing saga of Apple Rumors, today there is a rumor that the iPhone will be available on all carriers in the US.
• The Musical ‘Wicked’ will be returning to Chicago.
• US and Canadian regulators have cleared the way for a merger between Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
• It looks like Nintendo will be shipping the Wii Classic Controller Pro this spring.
• The EFF has asked that Universal pay it’s lawyer fees in a Youtube takedown case.
• Scientific American has an article on how humans were almost extinct 1.2 Million years ago.
• Nancy Kerrigan’s father has died.
• “Chemical Ali” has been hanged in Iraq.
• Actor James Mitchell has died at the age of 89.
• A group of scientists is said to be digging up Leonardo Da Vinci’s bones.
• Graco is recalling 1.5 Million strollers.
• Belkin has released an iPhone OS Application and transmitter that will find clear stations.
• Scientists believe they have found a link between diet, genes and Parkinson’s disease.

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• The US Department of Justice has stated that Kindle in the classroom harms blind students.
• Reportedly, piracy amongst the iPhone OS app store clocks in at $450 million. I call BS on this one.
• Looks like some Moscow Police didn’t investigate their information heavily enough.
• Real Networks founder Rob Glaser will be stepping down as CEO.
• CNN health has an article on how some who have seen the movie Avatar are becoming depressed.
• Donald Goerke, the creator of SpaghettiOs has died.
• It appears to be official, the Wii will be getting some Netflix streaming action in the spring.
• Gmail will now be configured to be secure by default.
• The Washington Post has an article on how 28% of traffic accidents are caused by talking or texting while driving.
• Jan C. Gabriel the ‘Sunday, Sunday, Sunday’ drag strip announcer has died.

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