Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• French Feminists Fight to Outlaw ‘Mademoiselle’
• Federal Definition of Rape Criticized
• Wikipedia Unveils Probably the Coolest QR Thingy Ever Made
• Extending “Windows 8″ apps to the cloud with SkyDrive
• Weight Watchers Location FAIL
• Duke Nukem 3D fan remake on hold
• Amazon estimated to lose $50 per Kindle Fire sold
• Reebok to refund $25M for toning shoe claims
• Medal of Honor winner declines city’s offer to file FDNY late application
• Book: Payton abused drugs, cheated on wife
• Proof Is in the Cosmos: Einstein’s General Relativity Confirmed
• Lady Gaga Tries To Seize Fan Domain… But Fails
• Tweaked iPhone 4, white iPod touch rumors reinforced by Apple inventory leak
• Tyson recalls possibly tainted ground beef in Illinois, 14 other states
• Developer Turns Geocities Archive Into a ‘Digital Pompeii’
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 coming to T-Mobile
• Why does a $79 Kindle cost £89 in the UK?
• Experimenting in College FAIL
• Louisville Mayor on American Jobs Act: There’s this Feeling of Hopelessness that We’ve Got to Address
• Tainted cantaloupes linked to 13 deaths, public health officials say
• Tainted US melons kill up to 16
• Amazon Silk – The biggest Kindle innovation is not hardware, it’s software
• Amazon Kindle Fire is a 7-inch Android tablet, only $199, has Angry Birds
• ‘Fried Egg’ Nebula Cracks Open Rare Hypergiant Star
• Win Achieved!
• No Portable Case? Just Throw it In a Box!
• The Kindle Fire Will Have A Whole New “Cloud Accelerated” Mobile Browser Called Amazon Silk
• Swiss plan to phase out nuclear power accelerates
  (AP)
• Amazon unveils $200 Kindle Fire tablet; $99 Kindle touch eReader, $79 Kindle
• Righthaven Loses (Big Time) In Colorado As Well
• Amazon launches Kindle Touch and Touch 3G: starts at $99, ships November 21st
• Diebold voting machines vulnerable to remote tampering via man-in-the-middle attack
• Amazon to launch Kindle Fire tablet for $200
• Amazon Kindle Fire price and specs revealed: 7-inch IPS display, dual-core processor, $199
• Apple Rolling Out iTunes Movie Content in New European Countries
• Elmhurst school district cuts teachers, support staff
• Doesn’t That Go On The Inside?
• Doritos founder to be buried with iconic snack chips
  (Reuters)
• Microsoft Signs Mega-Patent Deal With Samsung, Will Get Royalties on Every Android Device It Sells
• CLASSIC: I Think They’re Taking That One Back
• Google drops cloud computing lawsuit against US Department of the Interior
• Best Buy to slash holiday hires by 50%
• Mog's International Plans Still Stalled After Nearly Two Years
• How Copyright Extension Is Harming Classical Music
• Lesson #1184 – Dreams
• Oddly Specific: The Staff Is a Bit Skiddish
• Some of These Things Are Not Like The Others
• Poll: Trust in government at new low
• Amazon Announces Kindle Fire, Setting iPad Market Ablaze
• Sept. 28, 1998: Internet Explorer Leaves Netscape in Its Wake
• Why Some Khmer Rouge Suspects May Never Face Trial
• Woman tries to rob Lincoln Park drug store with fake grenade
• OnStar abandons plans to keep tracking vehicles after service cancelation
• Chicagoans were stuck in traffic for 71 hours last year
• Unshelved on Wednesday, September 28, 2011
• Lesson #1184 – Dreams
• Microsoft Research celebrates 20 years of crazy innovation
• iTunes Music Store Coming Soon to 10 New European Union Countries? [Updated]
• September 28, 2011
• Development
• Rocket launches from Alaska with Navy satellite
  (AP)
• Latest Adobe AIR for Mobile Devices Supports NFC
• Tape played at trial has alleged shooter saying he fired at slain cop
• World’s Data Centers Expected to Grow, Survey Says
• Apple may discontinue the iPod shuffle and classic
• Census Bureau backtracks on number of same-sex households
• Do E-Readers Make it Harder to Ban Books?
• Obama Pushes Jobs Bill in Denver
• DealBook: Bank of America Faces a $50 Billion Shareholder Lawsuit
• Utility finds 3 more natural gas leaks in Seattle
  (AP)
• Battlefield 3 tournament offers $1.6 million next year
• Amazon’s Linux AMI is All Grown Up
• AAA sues Port Authority over New York City toll hikes
• Does This Really Work?!?!
• Foam Dart Rotary Cannon
• Iceland’s ‘zero-emission’ data center

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