Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• State Rep. Kelly Cassidy Fights Sexism With Viagra Bill
• Chicago Public Library Hosts Live Action Hunger Games
• TaxWatch IRS cuts penalties but don’t forget the forms
• Consumer Reports Fisker Karma gets fixed testing resumes for now
• Gene known to protect against cancer can also promote tumor growth
• Charcoal studied for landfill methane containment
• Valves Comprehensive Strategy Shows How To Go From Fee To Free… And Increase Revenue Twelve-fold
• Walmarts DVD-to-digital service will sell you a copy of your own movie for $2
• Dolphin Browser HD comes to BlackBerry PlayBook
• What the cloud really means for your IT job
• Feds charge state lawmaker with taking bribe
• Scenic Greek Island Shows Signs of Volcanic Unrest
• Delivery man was lured to death
• Intel Optical Thunderbolt cables arriving this year
• Check out SB Nations new YouTube channel
• Wal-Mart Will Start Selling Cloud Storage At 3500 Stores Next Month
• FTC Subpoenas Apple In Google Antitrust Probe
• SimCity to support play anywhere online design
• Fukushima Disaster Chilled Opinions on Nuclear Power
• Killing Drug Cartel Bosses Isnt Working Says Top U.S. General
• $6 million settlement in train death of dance teacher
• Apples Sir Jonathan Ive our competitors have completely the wrong goals
• Jupiter Rises Over Abandoned Bridge in Stunning Skywatcher Photo
• AmeriCorps teams up with FEMA to help at disaster scenes
• Leave Afghanistan now
• Megaupload Negotiating To Let US Govt Officials And Everyone Else Retrieve Their Legit Files That Were Taken Down
• Futurist Computers = humans someday
• New ordinance would give tax filers consumer bill of rights
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 makes a pass through the FCC
• Boys Shrinking Brain Baffles Doctors
• Treating multiple ear infections
• Atypical heart attack signs
• Bye polar
• Few tech issues will move in Congress for the rest of the year
• Swiss lawmakers support ban on dolphin aquariums
• Student faces campus expulsion after coming out on Facebook
• Hello Blossom
• Apple’s tablet share slides in Q4 following Kindle Fire launch
• AOL Instant Messenger developer team laid off reports NYT
• Double Fine Kickstarter project ends with $3335325 funding
• Encyclopædia Britannicas 2010 edition to be its last
• Rains soak flood southern Louisiana
• Pi Day Blender lemon pie
• Albert Einstein 15 great quotes on his birthday
• Dow jumps 218 on markets biggest 2012 day
• A Mathematical Formula For Predicting a Celeb Divorce
• Planned repeat C-sections safer
• Missouri school bus overturns 16 hurt
• Media Decoder Blog After 244 Years Encyclopaedia Britannica Stops the Presses
• Rare Earth Trade Case Against China May Be Too Late
• Poor hospitals threaten lives
• Watch a Live Feed of Tonight’s Northern Lights
• Skywatcher Photos Capture Dazzling Meetup of Venus Jupiter
• Mild Sun Storm May Amp Up Northern Lights This Week
• Verizon and AT T Accused of Being Threats to Democracy
• Repeat C-Section May Be Safer Option for Moms Babies
• Political Pitch Voters Prefer Deep-Voiced Candidates
• Your Mileage Price May Vary
• Police Walgreens employee stole medications to sell on street
• CTA ridership jumps to highest level in 20 years
• Emanuel says connected firm will have to bid for speed camera deal
• Bye Bye Blago The Art He Inspired
• Federal judge throws out part of Illinois campaign finance law
• Federal judge opens door to Illinois Super PACs
• UltraViolet Studios HBO Blackout Will Lift In Time For Wal-Mart Launch
• Extreme Snowshoveling
• Music FAILS The Six Levels of Social Self-Exile
• Client You said you changed the images on the website but they haven’t changed. Don’t…
• Let’s See What You’re Made of…
• School of Fail Looks Like All the Main Characters Took This One Out – Harry Potter Nerd jokes… gotta love them.
• Engrish Funny Don’t Worry I’ll Sponsor You
• 03/12/12 PHD comic Advise
• Obama to attend Olympics opening
• 911 calls released in airplane meltdown
• The Mentor Experiment Silhouettes and Animal Anatomy Part 1
• Encyclopaedia Britannica officially out of print going online-only after 244 years
• Fed nods to better economy mum on next move
• Corporate demand for Apple’s iPad increases
• Curacaos oil refinery dilemma
• Mozilla knew of Pwn2Own bug before CanSecWest
• Olympic risk register
• After 244 Years Encyclopaedia Britannica Stops the Presses
• Google I/O tickets to cost twice as much as last year go on sale March 27th at 7AM PDT
• New Internet Explorer 10 memory protection features not just for Internet Explorer
• Dietary patterns exist among US adults based on demographics
• Cool hands may be the key to increasing exercise capacity
• Treating intestinal E. coli infection with antibiotic may reduce duration of bacterial carriage
• Apple Proview is lying to stave off insolvency
• Lesson #1352 – Society Oversimplified Bracket Week IV
• Dangerous Growth Stopped for Worlds Tallest Man
• Symantecs lost smartphone stunt shows the snoopy side of humanity
• VIDEO PM finds basketball hard to follow
• Matthew Lynns London Eye Simple solution for Greece Adopt the dollar
• Drawing Stars
• Billboard Hot 100 formula to include data from Spotify and Rdio
• 25-Year-Old Dallas Seavey of Alaska Wins Iditarod
• March 14 2012
• Shenzhou-9 may take female astronaut to space
• Earths protective bubble hasnt burst
• Lockheed Martin Space Fence Radar Prototype Tracking Orbiting Objects
• The Walking Dead shambles over to Facebook in April
• Many children die in Swiss crash
• Currencies Dollar index extends gains versus rivals
• US EU and Japan file trade complaint against Chinas rare earth metals export rules
• Police dog handlers want to be paid when dogs are off-duty
• CTA saw huge spike in riders last year — most since ’91
• English clubs keen to sign Hazard
• Blagojevich heads to prison today
• Unshelved on Wednesday March 14 2012
• Turntable.fm inks deals with major music labels promises no traditional advertising
• VIDEO Hotels \ – When it costs $5000 for ONE person for ONE week during the olympics, I think they’re not being fair on prices.
• Charles Dickens in Parliament
• Apple reportedly recruiting workers for Israeli R D center
• Inside Yahoo how defensive patents became offensive weapons
• Bangladesh ferry toll rises to 66
• New Leopard Frog Species Is Discovered in N.Y.C.
• Transforming LEGO Game Boy and Tetris carts roll out
• Microsoft patches critical Remote Desktop hole warns of attacks within 30 days
• How To Disable Toaster Notifications In Windows 8
• Aperture updated to 3.2.3 enables Photo Stream deleting
• Galaxies Troubled Teen Years – Telescope Video
• Medieval modern master Colour decoded before its time
• Google confirms Metro-style Chrome app for Windows 8
• Maingear reveals Solo 21 all-in-one customize your 21.5-inch machine starting at $999
• NASA GM working on a Robo-Glove to assist astronauts and autoworkers alike
• Animal rights activists choking off medical research
• UK Coal threatens to shut Britains largest mine
• Why the world needs introverts
• Strong earthquake hits Japan
• Osbornes austerity drive cut 270000 public sector jobs last year
• GeekDad Celebrates 5 Years by Launching a New Community
• Apple falls to 54.7 percent tablet marketshare in Q4 2011 following Kindle Fire launch says IDC – 54.7 percent is still a majority of the market. Now that the iPad 3rd-Generation is coming out, let’s see those numbers change.
• WIN Door Mat WIN
• Dating Fails If You’re Gonna Make Out in Public This is Your Punishment
• BBC Poll Sort-Of-Suggests That Riot Areas Still Feel Unsafe
• London Fire Brigade Museum Poised To Close
• Intel says optical cables for Thunderbolt available later this year
• Space is bad for astronauts eyes
• The only humans left on Earth
• Apple Officially Announces 800 AM Local Time Launch for New iPad on Friday March 16
• Microsoft Issues Scary Warning in Otherwise Light Patch Tuesday
• A rare disease in the smallest of patients
• Talking yourself out of an unecessary purchase
• Magnitude 6.1 quake jolts eastern Japan no tsunami warning
• Autistic teenager wins damages from police after being restrained
• Goldman Sachs director quits morally bankrupt Wall Street bank
• Swimming robots set world record
• Folderix Flash Drive
• Discovery shows hit Amazon Prime Instant Video because its Dirty Jobs but someone has to stream it
• Camelford case coroner accuses water authority of gambling with 20000 lives
• Fry backs threatened Hobbit pub
• VIDEO Crossing the St Louis dividing line
• Departing Goldman banker slams rip-off culture
• America has made the world freer
• Encyclopaedia Britannica After 244 years in print only digital copies sold
• President Obamas 2011 NCAA Tournament Bracket
• Galaxies Turn into Cannibals During Teenage Years
• Galactic Recycling May Explain Star-Formation Mystery
• Dream On Less Than Half of Teens Expect to Land Dream Job
• Norwegian Family Finds Meteorite Crashed Through Their Roof
• Cricket signs on with Clearwire for its LTE network
• Jermaine Jones to be disqualified from American Idol
• Slime mould spreads through worlds motorways
• Mayors speed camera stats sketchy
• We should break a record today — but watch out for the pneumonia front
• Bicycle-sharing vendor selected by Chicago
• Schools closed after small fire near Glenbrook Hospital
• Happy Pie Day
• The Serpent Dust Devil of Mars
• Cloning and resurrecting the mammoth Not so fast
• Cows worldwide to mourn superstud Jocko the bull
• Will you tell Starbucks your name – Starbucks has been doing this in the US For a long time. They use it to be able to identify who has what drink since people tend to buy very similar drinks.
• Good supports Amazon Kindle Fire
• School of Fail Y U No Eat Healthier Snacks John
• ToyBook
• Beer Traffic Control
• Coastal Storms on the Horizon [Wallpaper]
• Former Google exec Larry Page ruined Google
• Chinese human fossils unlike any known species
• Belgium mourns coach crash deaths
• T-Mobile releases BlackBerry OS 7.1 update for Bold 9900 Torch 9810
• jeffjarvis I dont mourn the death of Britannica in print. Knowledge escapes its bounds. Things change http//t.co/ViVTApey
• Satellite Spies Two Storms in One Shot
• In Photos Uncovering a New Human Species
• US disposable war-satellites idea
• HSPA+ BlackBerry Playbook hits the FCC
• Apple to launch 15-inch MacBook Air in April report claims
• MacUpdate Spring 2012 Bundle 11 Mac Apps for $49.99
• New iPad apps up to five times larger than their predecessors
• PSA Nook Tablet can be repartitioned in-store Android app adds comic support
• THQ files 1666 trademark
• Anonymous members speak out at surreal SXSW panel
• Your Car Key Knows More About You Than Your Mom Does
• Amazon inks deal with Discovery to boost Prime instant video

Total Number of stories: 194

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