As luck would have it, this is my 500th post. Suitable that it covers something relatively-inane, and self-referential, right?
Right.
More important, actually, is the other milestone, reached by the blog -- at about 2:40 p.m., this afternoon -- we recorded our 100,000th unique visitor:
. . . .April 6, 2009 @ 2:39 p.m. EDT
IP: 199.43.**.***
Company: Merrill Lynch*
Address: 570 Washington Street
City: New York
State: NY
PostalCode: 10014
Country: US
Browser: MSIE 6
Operating System: Windows XP
Screen Resolution: 1280x1024 pixels
Landing Page: One Goldman Sachs Lawyer Makes A Startling Disclosure at Tulane
Referring Page: CafePharma: SGP-MRK Deal: Will "Loose Lips, Sink Ships"?. . . .
Thank-you, one and all, for stopping by, for your commentary and insight and yes, your criticism. It is all deeply appreciated. I honestly doubt that I have 500 more in me, but as ever, we shall see.
Cheers!
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* Hey -- wait! That firm's parent, Banc of America, was in the underwriting syndicate that helped finance Schering-Plough's purchase of Organon in August 2007, and was most-recently a co-arranger in lining up commitments for financing $7 billion of Merck's proposed purchase price, in the Sch-Merck deal, too, right?
Right. It was.
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