Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Men of a Certain Age: TNT Series Cancelled, No Season Three
• Executive Who Ran Murdoch Unit at Time of Hacking Quits
• Square releases iOS testing framework
• Apple officially begins offering 7-day App Store return window in Taiwan
• As Twitter turns 5, it delivers 350 billion tweets per day
• Microsoft needs to stop giving people reasons NOT to upgrade Windows!
• City layoff notices to go out to hundreds
• Fossil May Prove an Asteroid Wiped Out the Dinosaurs
• Apple releases iOS updates to fix PDF vulnerabilities
• Lab Report: More Thunderbolt speed results
• Tune into a Hashtag
• Movie thing of which I can’t think of a third example
• Google building Postini features into Apps
• National Security and Fuels of the Future: The Importance of Sec. 526
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• Mom charged with leaving sons in car on hot day
• MacBook Air coming next week with socketed 128GB SSDs
• Minnesota Ends Its Budget Crisis, at Heavy Cost
• Apple dumps Samsung; next-gen A6 chip to be manufactured by TSMC, report claims
• Navies to float science robots in pirate waters
  (AP)
• Vow of “love forever” tested by letter delivered 53 years late
  (Reuters)
• Look, Up in the Southern Sky: Shuttle with Space Station for Last Time
  (SPACE.com)
• Icahn bids for Clorox, suggests others step up
  (Reuters)
• ComEd: All electricity expected to be restored today
• West Wing Week: “Our Heroes Are All Around Us”
• Giant Marilyn Monroe statue unveiled
• Verizon LTE: no roaming, even if you want to
• US forced to redesign secret weapon after cyber breach
• Well That’s A Bummer: Verizon Claims LTE Phones “Probably” Incompatible with AT&T
• 300-pound teen exercised in secret
• For Judges, a Sunday Unlike Any Other
• O.K., Keep Looking Down: Sidewalks Will Stay Ad-Free
• French copyright cops: we’re swamped with “three strikes” complaints (Timothy B. Lee/Ars Technica)
• Life on Earth Is Getting Worse. Thanks, Humans
• Scientists to examine Ala. fishing rodeo catch
  (AP)
• You’re the Boss: Monitoring the Private Lives of Your Employees
• Slot Shape FAIL
• July 15, 1783: Marquis Invents Steamboat, Misses Esteem Boat
• Mole says Apple A5 chip runs too hot for iPhone
• Conservationists sound alarm over macaque
  (AFP)
• 51st state? California politician pushes secession plan
• Sorry, Blockbuster, It Doesn’t Sound Like You’re Rescuing Netflix Customers to Me
• CLASSIC: Backpack FAIL
• Tomorrow last day to buy city sticker
• Global antiquities smuggling ring dismantled, authorities say
• MIT folds solar cell into paper airplane
• Drew Peterson trying to stop TV movie about him
• Ex-school official, board member indicted in $800,000 scheme
• Unshelved on Friday, July 15, 2011
• Minority students group rails against zero-tolerance policies
• 1.5 million daily Netflix users are on Wii
• Man builds turbine-powered Batmobile with iPad in dashboard
  (Digital Trends)
• Foreclosures Are Down. Why Isn’t That Good News?
• The Real Winnie the Pooh Returns to the Hundred Acre Wood
• Lesson #1116 – Nostalgia
• Groupon’s Coupon Expiration Examined by Connecticut Attorney General (Andrew Harris/Bloomberg)
• Managing IP Magazine Recognizes That Those Who Are Critical Of Intellectual Property Are Important To The Conversation
• Chevy Volts invade NYC police fleet, give cops all new ways to taze bros
• New tumor trial rules mobiles ‘not guilty’
• Food Makers Push Back on Ads for Children
• TSMC Begins Trial Manufacturing of Apple A6 Processors
• Google+ and Spotify Are So Great, You Can’t Use Them
• July 15, 2011
• Cell Phones
• Foursquare adds notification tray to iOS app
• Boat hits seawall near Adler Planetarium
• Google launches Photovine app for Apple’s iPhone, not Android (Nathan Olivarez-Giles/L.A. Times Tech …)
• Feature: Speed matters: how Ethernet went from 3Mbps to 100Gbps… and beyond
• Space Shuttle Computer Failure Wakes Sleeping Astronauts
  (SPACE.com)
• Ron Paul’s new TV ad opposes raising debt limit
  (AP)
• Emanuel raises funds for Obama campaign here and in New York
• New Spin Revealed on Mysterious Antimatter
• Murdoch facing 9/11 hacking probe
• Can Google+ Sustain Growth Beyond Early Adopters?
• Hey Microsoft, There’s Nothing Wrong With “Windows”
• Benign Brain Tumors Not Linked to Cell Phones

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