As always, there's all sorts of good stuff in the search world this week:

• Best response to the Wall Street Journal's odd article on site moves goes to... Lisa Barone - who goes to great depths to really explain the issue.
• Hey, look at Google, getting involved with German webmasters just before SES Munich. Very nice touch.
• ComputerWorld magazine did an interesting piece on Google's "secret sauce" that featured SEOmoz in a roundabout way. Since ComputerWorld forces an interstitial and breaks up the content, I've linked to the far friendlier article at MacWorld.
• While I really enjoyed the blogger face off between ProBlogger & ShoeMoney, something about the one between Lee & I just isn't as compelling - can't quite put my finger on it.
• Wow... The Ask team is right, their new map drawing functionality is amazing.
• Google, you're making a big fan out of me with this privacy protection announcement (swoon)
• Man, Brett Tabke's blogged more in the last 10 days than the previous 10 months; very interesting material, too.
• Why is Reddit my favorite social site? Because... it linked to this on home investments, this on rental cars, this on homework, and this on this on how Marty McFly & Doc Brown were totally right.
• Tool of the week? Article Checker - similar to Copyscape, but you can pre-check text (a very nice feature).

Anything you'd like to share?