[EVO 4G Android Development] beepsilver:
No problem--unfortunately nothing in your file jumps out at me as a single culprit to your problem. But I do have a few suggestions for you to implement. Please keep in mind that I don't know how you use your phone, how it's configured, how experienced a user you are, what your signal strength is, etc., so forgive me if I'm telling you something you already know--maybe someone will find these tips useful.

BetterBatteryStats (BBS) is a very useful free app: http://goo.gl/EjdB8 (go to post number 2 to download)

The thread is full of useful information too. Anyone who's interested in finding solutions to their battery problems, or anyone who wants to get the most from their battery should review the BBS thread.

From your file I noticed quite a few references to Facebook; and although I can't tell if you're using them, I do see that services are being loaded for Twitter, Flickr and Hanging With Friends. Hanging With Friends is a known battery hog from comments I read in the Market. I don't use Facebook, but my suggestion is for you to go over to the BBS thread and search "Facebook." You can read how others have balanced Facebook app settings with their usage.

Other suggestions:

Always back out of an app using the back button or the exit settings determined by the app. Leaving an app any other way will keep it in memory, continuing to use up RAM.

Go into every single app you have installed and meticulously go through the settings for each and make sure that you know what the app is doing in the background. If you don't want your app communicating in the background or saving data, then either stop it, reduce it or eliminate it. Skype and Facebook are two good examples of apps that 'talk behind your back.'

Disable backup: Settings>Privacy>Backup My Data (uncheck)

You can do your own backups with Titanium or the app of your choice and save lots of battery.

Limit your syncs. Figure out if you really need your stock prices, weather, email, etc sync'd as often as you do. Also, if you use the weather lockscreen it'll sync every time you see it if you have "update when opened" checked. We all know that sync'ing is tricky business--settings are highly dependent upon user preference. I have autosync unchecked (background checked) and have every service (mail, weather, contacts, calendar, etc) either set not to sync or to sync once a day--the most restrictive option available for each. So how do I get email, sync contacts, weather, etc? I do it manually--but I can do them all at once with a free app called Widgetsoid. Within Widgetsoid there's a "sync data now" button that acts like your autosync. It syncs everything and stops. Further, I also use Tasker. This is a $6 (US) app that does so many things I can't discuss them all here. But I use it to "press" that Widgetsoid "sync data now" button for me every hour from 6AM to 11PM. Like I said, syncing is tricky business. Do what's good for you, but limit it as much as you're willing. There are some workarounds like I just explained...and here's one more. If you have gmail getting pushed to your phone, you can stop the pushing by freezing gmail in Titanium and having all of your mail going to the stock email app. That allows you to control how often you get all of your mail in one place at one time. I don't need to explain how using two email apps (stock and gmail) uses more battery.

If you don't need them, remove all reminders in your google calendar--that's a significant source of battery usage. Google calendar is not a very good app. If you're using it on your phone and syncing with your destktop (the calendar next to gmail), each attempts to do "the most" for you by default. You need to limit what each calendar does for you....birthdays, weather, holidays, etc. Ask yourself what you need.

I like seeing my stocks/mutual funds once in a while but not every day and certainly not as often as the phone wants to sync the stocks app that comes with the ROM. I froze that app and can see my stocks/mutual funds from a webpage when I want.

There's more...you can read about it over at BBS--and BBS will provide even more tools so you can see exactly what's overusing your battery--good luck!