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Trump vs Icahn: Getting ugly in the courtroom battle over Trump’s bankrupt casino assets.  (NYP)

Casket sales slump as the recession forces people to eat their dead.  OK, I made up the last part.  (WSJ)

The greatest CFO in history, Erin Callan, is leaving Wall Street.  (DealBook)

Alan Greenspan wins the Dynamite Prize for most blowed up economy.  (RWER)

Bloom Energy has money, customers and media attention…now what?  (Forbes)

The Fly on gaming the Fed and the Safety Trade.  (iBankCoin)

Congrats to my pal David Merkel on the Aleph Blog’s 3rd anniversary!  (AlephBlog)

Eddie Lampert’s annual letter to Sears ($SHLD) shareholders.  (MarketFolly)

I missed the Charlie Munger piece in Slate, but Howard caught it.  Great read.  (HowardLindzon)

Defining prop trading so as not to hamper liquidity in Treasuries, etc.  (Bloomberg)

An incredible photo gallery of The Lost Towns of Russia.  (MentalFloss)

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