Monday Links 3/14/11

Posted on March 14, 2011 at 6:52PM GMT in Links 13817Leave your thoughtsMonday+Links+3%2F14%2F112011-03-14+18%3A52%3A50Liviu

Hello. Here’s some links to start the week with.

Ways to Help Japan

How Japan’s economy will eventually rebound

Presenting The Countries Most Exposed To A Nuclear Backlash

Radioactive Releases in Japan Could Last Months; Yen Reversal

Satellite Photos – Japan Before and After Tsunami – Interactive Feature

What will the effect of the Earthquake and Tsunami be on the Japanese economy and the rest of the world?

The dollar, the RMB and the euro?

Hacker Group Anonymous Brings Peaceful Revolution To America: Will Engage In Civil Disobedience Until Bernanke Steps Down

Anonymous Hackers Release Trove Of Emails That Allegedly Show Bank Of America Committed Mortgage Fraud

Tablet deathmatch: Apple iPad 2 vs. Motorola Xoom

Hilarious awesomeness

Science… you make me happy :)

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