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Monday, September 7, 2009

September 7, 2009 WSJ Catchup

Below are some of the articles in the Wall Street Journal from the past week that I thought were informative. If a link fails to show the entire article use Google to search for it and it will take you to the full article.



How Team of Geeks Cracked Spy Trade



A Doctor's Plan for Legal Industry Reform
My modest proposal to rearrange how lawyers do business.




Stop Me Before I Spend
How to make sure you save more—by putting savings on autopilot




Why Your Coach Votes Republican
In Politics, Football's Bosses Usually Run Right; Mr. Friedgen Picks on 'Socialists'

If you can read, read this article.



Do as I Say And as I Do
Why Ray Kroc scraped up gum at a Chicago-area McDonald's.




Older, Wiser, Slower
After 50, Avid Athletes Find That to Stay Healthy, They Must Let Go of the Need to Win

"Evidence shows that feeling worse during exercise translates to doing less exercise in the future," Whatever, I guess I just liked the pictures of Mark "The Grip" Allen in action.



Finding Smells That Repel
Mosquitoes



Why Investors Need to See the Light and Slow Down



Warning: The Deficits Are Coming!
The former head of the Government Accountability Office is on a crusade to alert taxpayers to their true obligations.




How to Insure Every American
We don't need radical change. Subsidies and high risk pools can get the job done.
Posted by The Harrier at 7:23 PM

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