Some readings on finance

Various points of view. And congrats to Paul Krugman, a deserving winner of the Nobel for economics.

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Sissy Willis said…
You appear to have hijacked my #1 spot in the Google and Google Images searches for 'spongebob.'

I have lost over half my daily traffic overnight thanks to this unfortunate situation and am counting on your integrity and sense of fair play to set this right.

Here are my posts about the issues from a past similar hijacking for your information:

How to LOSE a zillion hits on your blog

"Beware of Google Hijacking"

Please correct the error at once. Thank you very much.
14 November 2008 at 06:21
Sissy Willis said…
Please respond to my urgent request that you detatch your website from my image of SpongeBob in the google search. Thank you very much.
15 November 2008 at 06:47
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