Some Interesting Links for Your Weekend Reading

Another school year is ending.  That means it is graduation time.

Likewise, it also means we have a group of summer interns starting, and I wanted to convey a sense what's to come.

The L.A. Times reports that, in this economy, only half of college grads are working full time ... with less pay and deep debt.

 

 

Nonetheless, I believe that cream always rises to the top and that we have a bigger future than our past.

Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.

Lighter Links:

• This Is How Asteroid Mining Will Work. The new Manifest Destiny? (Gizmodo)
• How Does NASA Build Teams? (ExpertAccess)
• Top 13 Infographics that Mock Infographics. (SaveDelete)
• Design Thinking. Iterate prototypes through failure cycles as fast as possible. (FastcoD)
• Window seat to North Korea - YouTube. Here is an interesting vantage point to peer into the reclusive state. (Youtube)

 

Trading Links:

• Buffett Buys the Farm ... Adds Chicken Eviscerator to Berkshire Portfolio. (Bloomberg)
• Hulbert Explains Why a Major Market Correction Is Unlikely. (SmartMoney)
• Watchdog Report: TARP Will Not Turn a Profit for Taxpayers. (NewsObserver)
• Go Ahead and Sneer, But Microsoft's Windows 8 Could be Huge. (Forbes)
• Canada announces that foreign workers can now be paid 15% less than Canadians. Do you agree with a two-tiered wage system? (TheStar)