Here a Few Links for Your Weekend Reading

These are a few of the links that caught my eye.

Business Posts Moving the Markets that I Found Interesting This Week:

• De-Bunking Economic Facts: The Crisis Suggests a Staggering Lack of Knowledge. (BW)
• Doug Kass' Still Timely Contrarian Reminder. (TheStreet & Minyanville)
• Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, Says "The Commodity Rally Is Fake". (PragCap) 
• Number-Crunchers Crunched: Uses & Abuses of Models. (Economist)
• BRIC Wall: Is China's GDP Growth-Per-Head About to Slow Down? (Economist & FT)
• More Posts Moving the Markets.

Lighter Ideas and Fun Links that I Found Interesting This Week

• Google Everywhere: As Google Grows, How Much Is Too Much? (Wharton)
• CNN vs. Other News Site: Comparing What Gets Covered. (Atlantic)
• Real-Time World Statistics.  (Worldometers)
• Gaming the Financial-Aid System to Outwit the College Bean-Counters. (WSJ)
• 5 Lessons from Sir Isaac Newton.  (DumbLittleMan)
• More Posts with Lighter Ideas and Fun Links.