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Daily Run Down 06/27/2011

Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

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

Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

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

Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

Ron Paul has filled out the necessary paperwork to run for President in 2012.
Congresswoman Giffords is planning on attending her husband’s Space Shuttle Launch.
Famed Director Sidney Lumet has died at the age of 86.
Sprint Radar imaging systems allows users to see inside a wall and detect explosives.
Three Workers have been killed in a Honolulu fireworks bunker accident.
Google Earth will include Google’s Deep Sea.
On May 16th, 2011, Groklaw will cease adding new articles.
The US Navy is close to perfecting on-board ship lasers.
A Lone gunman has shot and killed 6 people in a Dutch mall.
It’s no surprise that most alcoholics are in denial about needing treatment.
A Kentucky Miner has founda 300-million year old shark fossil in a cave.
The FBI has released some of their information on the ‘Roswell Incident’.
New Zealand researchers have built wearable power generators.

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

A Prisoner was left alone in a courthouse for 18 hours.
An Autism study has been determined to be an elaborate fraud.
The Highway 50 Shoe Tree has been removed.
Google has won a ruling over Government contracting.
Zynga, the makers of many Facebook games, has purchased social browser Flock.
ATT has cut the price of the iPhone 3GS to $49.00.
Experts are claiming that the massive bird-kill in Arkansas was due to a loud noise.
The First Portal 2 Box art has appeared.
The XBox Engineers have explained how Kinect works.
3 White Lion Cubs have been born in Buenos Aires.
According to Sources, the Beatles are being paid directly by iTunes.
Galaxy Collisions may not fuel black holes.
The Shark Conservation Act has become law.
The Brother of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley is a candidate for White House Chief of Staff.
Donald J. Tyson, creator of the Tyson Food Company, has died at the age of 80.
The Sun’s Corona is much hotter than the surface, thanks to Plasma Jets.

Nvidia is developing it’s first CPU.
Panasonic has rolled out HD camcorders that are ready for 3D.
Google has released an Android 3.0 Honeycomb Video.
Motorola has announced the XOOM tablet.
The WiFi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab has been confirmed for first quarter US Launch.
Six Major Studios are onboard for ‘UltraViolet’, buy once, watch anywhere..
Skype has acquired video blogging site Qik.
T-Mobile has unveiled the Dell Streak 7.

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

NBC and Time Warner will not be converting their video to work with the iPad.
Google has officially acquired AdMob.
Johnson & Johnson knew of Motrin issue back in 2008.
The key to humans having larger brains has been discovered.
Shark Attacks are most likely on Sundays in 6ft of water.
The company that had Army Helmets recalled has stopped all manufacturing of helmets.

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Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

The iPhone appears to be popular amongst the old and the young.
Steve Jobs indicates that Apple is holding on to it’s giant $40 billion wad of cash to “take big, bold” risks.
The giant shark tank in a Dubai aquarium has developed a crack.
Apple has stated it’s plans to open 25 stores in China.
A leak from the ACTA treaty shows the US is the biggest opponent to transparency.
Sprint has confirmed that the Web OS 1.4 update should arrive tomorrow.
The Chicago Public School’s chief is warning of a Billion-dollar deficit.
a US Pilot who initially disregarded the Pearl Harbor attacks has died at the age of 96.
Plants versus Zombies on the iPhone OS has sold $1 million worth in 9 days.
Skype has removed it’s client for Windows Mobile.
Nearly 60% of Americans are dissatisfied with the way the democracy works in the US.

Look for more stories tomorrow.