Those who trusted the market to regulate itself, yourself included, made a serious mistake. 

—Rep. Henry Waxman

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I would like to say thank you

I would like to say thank you to author of these articles on this site. I read all of these articles and i need to read some new articles. I've watched a video on youtube about this topic for now and i loved it. Also it is one of the rarely topic on this site.

See you on a new topic...

interview?

Dear Ms. Schutz,
I just discovered your book-great website, too. If you'd be interested, I'd love to Skype/interview you on www.marketingthemuse.com. I really dig this book-what a great topic to explore, especially now.
Be glad to call.
Best
Marla Miller

On being wrong....

In response to the author's question: I am often wrong, but never in doubt.
Will get the book. Congratulations! -- Barbara Kelley

Where Can I get a Copy of

Spousal unit just ordered a copy of your book from Amazon.

Me, being only semi-literate, am like totally interested in knowing where I can a book full of the cartoon used to illustrate this web site. The artwork is awsome, dudette.

Being Wrong to Being Right?

Definitely going to buy this book --probably several copies and give them to friends and family that I know are wrong about everything; whereas, I'm always right. It's going to be the best "self-help" book I'm ever going to read. I'm sure I'm right.

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