links for 2009-03-20
2009 March 20
- 1382% vs. Facebook's 228%.
- Take a look at what Chrome can do.
- "Steve Martin has offered to pay for an off-campus production of his play "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," which was banned from a high school because parents objected to what they called adult content." Pretty cool of him.
- See if you qualify for federal aid on your home loan.
- "The US has deported to Austria a former SS man it says was involved in the Nazi killing of some 8,000 Jews, shot in a single day and buried in pits." Even though he can't be prosecuted in Austria due to the statue of limitations ending in 1965.
- Chicago Tribune has their top execs and editors on Twitter.
- Safari, IE8, and Firefox all taken down.
- "Car parts suppliers in the United States are to receive $5bn (£3.5bn) in financing from the government."
- 5 seconds to unsend an email.
- "Crude oil's price has risen back above $50 a barrel for the first time in ten weeks, pushed higher by a weaker dollar and hopes of an economic upturn."
- "US lawmakers in the House of Representatives have voted in favour of a bill to levy a 90% tax on big bonuses from firms bailed out by taxpayers."
- "Two men who held up a jewellery store in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were themselves robbed as they made their getaway, US police say." That's really funny.
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