Safari Update Sending my MBP into Spasms?!

I have a latest gen Macbook Pro. I installed the latest Safari Security update (3.1.1 I believe) and rebooted the system before starting to work this morning. On reboot it started behaving erratically. I don't know if all of these symptoms are related or if they were caused by the update but non of them happened until after it was installed.
1. iTunes would suddenly stop playing over my USB audio adapter. Sometimes switching it back between USB and built-in audio fixed the issue the first couple of times then it didn't. Then nothing would play. Then no sound at all. Then the other accounts on the computer started having trouble.I tried rebooting and then it worked again for a about three minutes. I started just using the built-in output and it seems to be working for now.
2. The Finder started crashing. And then crashing. And crashing. I literally watched it pick up speed until it was crashing and relaunching at full clip. To the credit of OSX I could continue to use certain programs (firefox) while the rest of Rome burned around me.
3. When I quit Safari (which had seemed to be going slow but working fine) the finder magically stopped its crash and rebirth cycle.
4. System Preferences is also now crashing erratically but I can't pinpoint a repeatable set of actions that is causing that.
Am I the only one with bizarre signs of instability after the update? Any insight? The computer is still under warranty but I'd rather not waste a(nother) morning by dragging it into the Apple Store. Avoiding Safari and USB audio seems to make the computer stable enough to work but this hardly seems like a solution since my setup worked fine yesterday!
Thanks for looking!

Did you repair permissions after the update? If not, try that and see if it helps.
Can only report that I have not had any of these issues with my MBP after the Safari update.
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