Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Salon Name FAIL
• To Feel Full Faster, Pretend You’re Eating Junk Food
• Heavenly Billows
• Our Internet Service is Leaking Again
• Library E-Book Checkouts Get a Major Boost
• That, Too, Was Quick
• Wordplay Wednesday
• Massive, Bubble-Blowing Stars Sculpt Emerald Ring Nebula
• Senator Releases First Senate Mobile App
• Google’s Chromebooks Arrive in Stores
• The secrets of Apple’s retail success
• Secrets of Earliest Black Holes Found in Ancient Galaxies
• A risky currency? Alleged $500,000 Bitcoin heist raises questions
• Are There More Hacks & Breaches This Year… Or Is It Just Shark Attack Week?
• Windows Phone Ad Impressions Up 92% in May
• 'Magic Mushrooms' Could Treat Depression & Addiction
• Google and Slooh Space Camera make today’s lunar eclipse viewable worldwide (video)
• Fast-Paced Spread of Frog Fungal Disease Alarms Scientists
• Apple planning its first retail store in Sweden
• McAfee CSO Issues Warning On the 'New Cold War'
• App that revealed common passcodes yanked from App Store
• Duke Nukem’s PR threatens to punish sites that run negative reviews
• NASA Spacecraft Discovers 122 Pairs of Star Twins
• Check Mate!
• Unbreakable FAIL
• VIDEO: Threat to 1,400 year-old Buddhas
• Wii U will not play DVDs or Blu-ray, Iwata says
• Microsoft’s ergonomically alliterative Comfort Curve Keyboard makes a contoured comeback
• AutoRun malware infections declining
• NASA Photos: Raging Arizona Wildfires Seen From Space
• Learn From My Fail: I’m Sure They Were Pleasantly Surprised When They Got There
• Unusual Total Lunar Eclipse Coincides with Full Moon Tonight
• Mexican Senator Drafts Resolution Asking Government To Reject ACTA
• June 15, 1667: First Human Blood Transfusion Is Performed
• Oddly Specific: I Don’t Even Want To Know What That Means
• Starbucks rolls out mobile payment app for Android users, java junkies
• Carrier-free iPhones now in 34 countries, but Verizon, AT&T still mum on authorized unlocking (UPDATED with Verizon’s comment)
• Warner Launches Video On Demand Service in China
• Obama: 'We Don't Have Enough Engineers'
• CLASSIC: Presidential Binocular FAIL
• Things That Are Doing It: Now THAT’S How You Blow
• Lesson #988 – Interpretation
• Another Example Of The Difference Between Value And Price: Free Mosquito Nets Are More Valued
• June 15, 2011
• Manual Override
• Samuel L. Jackson Reads ‘Go the Fuck to Sleep’
• Images in iOS 5 framework leak iPad 3 Retina Display
• HTC Desire Won’t Get Gingerbread
• Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 Coming in August
• Is Apple iCloud Powered by Microsoft Windows Azure?
• Romantic Picture FAIL
• Probably Bad News: Now He Needs To Wash His Hands of The Situation
• Can Changing Your Diet Decrease Your Risk of Alzheimer’s?
• Freak Waves Could Spring from Clash of Wave Patterns
• Court allows Wisconsin’s union law to take effect
  (AP)
• Monthly Special FAIL
• Rain to Blame for Illinois Flooding; Renters Probably Not Covered
  (ContributorNetwork)
• Rob Lowe to play Drew Peterson in TV film
• M thru F: Passive Aggressive Co-Workers
• FBI Agents Getting More Power To Spy On People With Less Oversight
• Brain training boosts working memory, but only in some people
• Netflix FAILS
• Text rendering
• Bernanke warns of crisis if debt limit not raised
  (Reuters)
• TV watching raises risk dying young
• Schools May Punish Students for Off-Campus, Online Speech
• BBC Developing iPhone App for Live Broadcasting
• Behind Casey’s big blank eyes
• Battle of the Sexes
• Bloomberg: Comcast is already violating conditions of NBCU merger
• Schaumburg new HQ for Italian auto parts maker
• Humans Spew More Carbon Dioxide than All of Earth’s Volcanoes
• Garmin to acquire Navigon
• Metasploit Launches Exploit Bounty Program

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