Today on Rocketboom Daily, Molly gives us the scoop on Wikileaks, the latest battle with Cheap Trick and a new video exhibit from YouTube.  Click here for show credits.  Wikileaks more leaks from Iraq, Drop out of school for $100,000, YouTube Play at Guggenheim, New York Philharmonic Sues Cheap Trick Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more Rocketboom Daily with Molly!  Follow us on Twitter for the latest updates!  Join us on Facebook for behind the scenes pics and videos!

Today’s Humanwire report comes from Sulaymaniyah in Iraqi Kurdistan where an American group is currently doing a two week surgical mission to help address the growing issue of children suffering from heart disease in the region.  Humanwire correspondent Jon Vidar brings us this report.  If you are interested in donating to this cause, we’ve included the following links: Preemptive Love Coalition, International Children’s Heart Foundation

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Molly talks about appropriate student/teacher social media relationships, recycling chewing gum, censorship in Brazil, the end of war in Iraq and the month-long traffic jam anticipated in China. Headlines: Teachers asked to unfriend students on Facebook, calling it “inappropriate.”, Used chewing gum could be turned into polymer for toys and tires, Brazilian ruling bars comedians from political humor, outraged by censorship, South Africa is considering a law that allows government to muzzle press on items deemed to be in the best interest of the public, Despite last week’s declaration that all combat troops have returned from Iraq, Biden says this is not the end of long-term US involvement, Traffic jam lasts 10 days, expected to last a month, China Road Traffic, Flamethrower trombone. Follow Rocketboom on Twitter for the latest updates! Like Rocketboom on Facebook for behind the scenes pics and videos! Click here for show credits.

Alive In Baghdad interviews Hassan Fadhel Allah al-Hussaini, the editor of Rayat al-Arab newspaper in Baghdad. He offers a personal perspective on the wide variety of dangers facing journalists in Iraq.

Teenar pulls all the right strings, Teenar, Girl Guitar - Fashion Preview, Political candidate punches TV host, 2, Chuwit Kamolvisit, PeriPeri, Endless PeriPeri toy simulates the feel of opening cardboard boxes,  Magnetic Movie, Exemption from excise tax for certain wooden arrows designed for use by children [pdf], Bailout Bill Gives Tax Break to Wooden Arrow Manufacturers While Small Business Get the Shaft, U.S. to Fund Pro-American Publicity in Iraqi Media, RoboVox. Your Voice, $4,700 Sink Has Built In Aquarium, Magibon

Story Links: Troops in the Royal Dragoon Guards at the Al Faw base redo Is This the Way to Amarillo? (by Tony Christie and mimed by Peter Kay)

Alive In Baghdad reports on the formation of a citizen militia to fight al-Qaeda in the Adhamiya neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq.

Story Links: The Shama’iya district in far east Baghdad is currently undergoing a major sewage disaster as polluted water fills the streets, and permeates the air. Field Report by Alive in Baghdad.

Story links: George Bush speaks at the NYC Economic Club, Joseph Stiglitz, Common trends for time travelers to Germany (via Metafilter), German gas prices reach over $8US per gallon, Dick Cheney disregards public opinion, Stiglitz is expecting $4 trillion needed to restore order in Iraq, Chevy Tahoe in Iran commercial, Yosuke Yamashita plays burning piano (new), BBC report on tent cities springing up in Los Angeles due to economy fallout, An anonymous responder to BBC’s tent city story, Yosuke Yamashita plays burning piano (old), Fire Escapes in NYC, Response to Fire Escapes in NYC

Story: Alive in Baghdad on the state of gold in Iraq

story links: rb field correspondents alive in baghdad covers the celebration after the iraqis win the 2007 asia cup. (help support alive in baghdad)

story links: rb field correspondents alive in baghdad profile workers of the facilities protection service at the ibn al-nafees hospital in baghdad, iraq (help support alive in baghdad)