* Please donate to the Red Cross and help those affected by the crisis in Japan. Don't send socks. [Red Cross; Socks for Japan]
* Should I link to the NYTimes less often since most of you will soon have a limited number of free articles you can read there? [NYTimes]
* Details about how companies sell your personal information. [Time]
* Bret Easton Ellis writes about why Charlie Sheen's cult of personality is so effective. [The Daily Beast]
* Jail tries to confiscate inmate's hard-earned savings. [Chicago Tribune]
* Undercover government video shows footage of high-pressure sales tactics and deception used by for-profit colleges. [YouTube]
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