Tuesday Links

• Wanted: People willing to die on Mars - World-CBC News http://bit.ly/10cuuiw 
• Lululemon Has A See-Through Yoga Pants Problem - Corporate Intelligence-WSJ http://bit.ly/10cuijy 
• Xiao Quits Bank of China to Take Helm at Securities Watchdog - Bloomberg http://bit.ly/10csQxo 
• Better Colleges Failing to Lure Talented Poor - http://bit.ly/119OVvr 
• 21 Best Places To Retire In The World - Business Insider http://bit.ly/136n9Fl 
• EA CEO Sends Farewell Letter: 'My Decision To Leave EA Is Really All About My Accountability' - Business Insider http://bit.ly/136mB2f 
• Globe Specialty Metals: Trapped in Silicon's Valley - http://bit.ly/136imng 
• Bringing Extinct Species Back to Life - Pictures, More From National Geographic Magazine http://bit.ly/136i5Rd 
• Why Radical Change Is Better Than Slow Change - Forbes http://bit.ly/YMqvbj 
• The Best Definition of Success Is the One You Never Use | LinkedIn http://buff.ly/12SM7bf 
• Drones: A Booming Business? - http://nyti.ms/ZLe1yg 
• Important Things to Consider Before Taking a Carnival Cruise - Alexander Abad-Santos-The Atlantic Wire http://bit.ly/YhXoNz 
• Lee Cooperman Says Market is Fairly Valued, Talks Some of His Positions ~ market folly http://bit.ly/10cEDMd
• What Vegas Can Learn From Wall Street - Bloomberg http://bit.ly/11a6USC
• Tuition at Learn-to-Code Boot Camp Is Free — Until You Get a Job | Wired Business http://bit.ly/12VVHKq
• Debunking Myths about Activist Investors — The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation http://bit.ly/10cRj5U
• Freakonomics » Ray Dalio on the Upside of Negative Feedback http://bit.ly/YJNJi2
• Bill Ackman on what makes a good investment http://bit.ly/11ahk4J