Monday Morning Links

• Another dumb-ass law passed by "W" Bush.  The default choices on savings rates in 401(k) and limited fund selections in 401(k) are usually very bad.  Notice the people standing there (after the jump) during the bill signing.  Not a pro-labor group. From WSJ's Anne Tergesen
• The latest publicly known portfolio moves by David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital.  From Katya Wachtel of Business Insider
• Extremely high risk for Italy's Credit Default Swaps (CDS) for all the Eurozone.  From Zerohedge blog
• A book recommendation from ME.  (yes, I can read)
• Goldman Sachs getting their welfare check from the federal government. By Bob Ivry and Bradley Keoun of Bloomberg
• Information and background on Israel's "Stuxnet". (computer warfare) By Michael Joseph Gross of Vanity Fair magazine
• Sometimes bad karma from hypocrisy catches up to you.  By Christie D'Zurilla of an LA Times blog
• A little over 50 years after the death of Ernest Hemingway, he still fascinates us.  For me I find his time in Cuba fascinating.  Reed Johnson of the Los Angeles Times
• Our Female Vision of the Day: Mila Kunis does a video shoot for Esquire Magazine.  Photographed and Directed by Sheryl Nields.