Monday Links: Some longer reads

• What’s Inside America’s Banks? - Frank Partnoy and Jesse Eisinger-The Atlantic http://bit.ly/XcLIcG 
• A Million First Dates - Dan Slater-The Atlantic http://bit.ly/UpSxHa 
• Snowboarding in Downtown Montreal After a Record-Breaking Snowfall - Kasia Cieplak-Mayr von Baldegg-The Atlantichttp://bit.ly/Sen4dT [video]
• How to think like Sherlock Holmes: See and observe to fight attention blindness; be happier. - Slate Magazine http://bit.ly/Uq6F32 
• How a Simple Smartphone Can Turn Your Car, Home, or Medical Device into a Deadly Weapon | Vanity Fair http://bit.ly/Uhl7vX 
• Joshua Lang - Awakening-The Atlantic http://bit.ly/Se092o  
• Hadyn Parry: Re-engineering mosquitos to fight diseasehttp://on.ted.com/mKsv  #TED
• America's Real Criminal Element: Lead | Mother Jones http://bit.ly/TKY4YC 
• The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist - Businessweekhttp://bit.ly/Ums7pN 
• Dish Network, the Meanest Company in America - Businessweekhttp://bit.ly/ZkI5pa 
• Five MIT Students Have Solved A Universally Annoying Problem - Business Insider http://bit.ly/X6gDqV 
• Ashton Kutcher’s Steve Jobs Film Due in April http://on.wsj.com/S7ct4r via @WSJ