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The Myth of the Weakened Dollar.  Important stuff.  (Bloomberg)

Hotel delinquencies exploding.  We called that one a while ago.  (Clusterstock)

Mysterious Android and former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain gets a new gig running CIT, they dumped the announcement during the 3rd quarter of last night’s game.  (CNNMoney)

Icahn stepping up his Take Two Interactive ($TTWO) position.  (MarketFolly)

FDA may put an end to the Serving Size scam on nutritional labels.  Like anyone really eats half a bowl of cereal.  (NYT) h/t Blodget

Get ready for all your household gadgets to lose the wires and get hooked up with energy laser beams.  (NewScientist)

Dasan lets us in on the differences he’s observed between pro poker players and amateurs.  (DavianLetter)

Kid Dynamite takes on the current spate of partisan economics (Krugman, Denninger, Reich etc).  Great post.  (KidDynamite)

TIME’s TV critic picks the best and worst of last night’s Super Bowl commercials.  (TIME)

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