Apparently the Malware warning some of you are getting continues today. In some cases it references The Daily Reckoning, a website whose authors I frequently post here. This warning mechanism is apparently picking up the active link to the Daily Reckoning at the bottom of each post. It seems to involve a "Flash cookie", a very persistent form of information gathering and transmittal software that's not normally deleted if you delete cookies from your browser. I'd suggest you visit a site like "CNETDownload.com" (Windows and Mac software. Mac users download and use "Flush 3.1.") to download and use freely available software to manually remove these items from your hard drive. I'm disabling active links to the site, you may still copy it and go there if you choose. There is nothing here on "Running" that can transmit malware to your computer- no ads, no banners, no popups, no Flash cookies. "The Daily Reckoning" is a very valuable resource, and contains a great deal of truthful information. I'll continue to use the articles from there, but will no longer provide active links to the site until this issue is resolved. Thanks for your patience in this matter. - CoyotePrimeSearch Results:
The Daily Reckoning - Entertaining Ideas on the Economy, Markets ...
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Sep 20, 2010 ... Ideas on stocks, gold, the stock market, economy, world politics
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The Daily Reckoning - Entertaining Ideas on the Economy, Markets ...
This site may harm your computer.
Sep 20, 2010 ... Ideas on stocks, gold, the stock market, economy, world politics
and investing strategies. The most entertaining read of your day.
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