Here is today’s Daily Run down.

• It looks like the United Arab Emerites has signed an nuclear deal with the United States.
• It happens every time Facebook revamps their home page. People get pissed. Deal with it, things change.
• Apple has abandoned ZFS over licensing issues.
• Looks like some configuration errors could be the cause of wireless congestion on AT&T’s network.
• Looks like Walmart is going after BestBuy’s Geek Squad with a home installation crew of their own.
• North Carolina State has created a new material that will boost data storage capacities as well as reduce energy consumption. I like this idea.
• Monoprice has released a spare battery for iPhone OS devices for cheap.
• Apple advertisements are going to be all over the Chicago subway.
• End of the world prediction of “2012” is a miscalculation. It should be 2220.
• Open source Linux Ubuntu has halted their halted free CDs.
• Southwestern Chicago bank has been charged in a money laundering scheme.
• There maybe a new Goldeneye if a Resume is to be believed.
• The webcomic, XKCD has a dedication to Geocities.
• It looks like horrible Illinois prosecutors are going after student investigators.
• New York Times chief states that the new Apple tablet is more than a rumor.
• Looks like Dallas police are fining drivers for not speaking English.
• It looks like the World Wide Web is going to get some non-English top level
  domains.
• Dell is creating a solar parking lot with EV re-charging stations.
• Harry McCracken has a great rundown of the current e-readers.
• Looks like Chicago is halting their red-light camera project.
• IBM has a new iPhone App that shows the traceability of food.

Look for more stories tomorrow.