Del.icio.us links for March 19th:
- LENIN’S TOMB: A time for seething resentment – We need to tax those bastards, take their businesses into public ownership, close their little tax loopholes, and criminalise their offshore havens. We ought to be resentful about it, too. And petty: let#039;s make them clean the toilets at Spar while we#039;re taking their shit. Enough with the gentrified conventions of bourgeois politics – I demand vengeance.
- Religious dying patients more likely to get aggressive care – Patients who rely heavily on their religious faith to cope with terminal cancer are more likely to receive intensive life-prolonging measures in their last week of life, Boston researchers reported yesterday.
- Australian Government adds Wikileaks to banned website list – The Australian communications regulator has issued a stark warning that websites who link out to #039;banned#039; hyperlinks are liable to fines of up to Aus $11,000 a day.
- Teens capture images of space with £56 camera and balloon – Proving that you don#039;t need Google#039;s billions or the BBC weather centre#039;s resources, the four Spanish students managed to send a camera-operated weather balloon into the stratosphere.
- Google Street View Now Live In UK – The much-anticipated UK implementation of Google#039;s Streetview technology happened this morning. Follow the link, zoom in on London, and drag the yellow man icon onto the map to get a 360 degree wraparound of the chosen location.