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Public in policy is no gimmick

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How Visa Uses Debit Card Fees to Dominate the Market

In a slightly perverse form of competition, Visa and Mastercard compete with each other to see which can charge the most in merchant fees per debit card transaction, retin a acne products, and thus get the most money for the banks who issue them. Also: did you know that in America you can choose either to use a PIN or a signature to pay with a debit card, but that one costs the merchant significantly more than the other. Crazy stuff.

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Slovak Airport Security Fail

Another one from the New York Times:

In what no doubt seemed like a good idea at the time, Slovak officials decided to test airport security in Slovakia on Saturday by concealing plastic explosives in eight suitcases and waiting to see what happened next.

Apparently, Slovak airport security isn’t actually as good as they thought, as they found out when they had to recover their plastic explosives from the poor Irishman whose bag they had snuck them into – after he’d made it all the way back home to Ireland.

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Letters From A Tory on the complaints the BBC has received about Matt Smith as the new Doctor Who proclaiming “I’m not ginger!” Quoting from the BBC’s response to the complaints:

[The BBC] would like to reassure viewers that Doctor Who doesn’t have an anti ginger agenda whatsoever. This was a reprise of the line in the Christmas Invasion episode in 2005, when David Tennant discovers that he’s not ginger, and here he is, missing out again – disappointed he’s still not ginger.

The BBC have, unfortunately, overlooked one vital piece of information, as summed up ably in Tim Minchin’s song ‘Prejudice’ (listen through YouTube).

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And finally…

What Does A Blue Moon Really Mean?

A wonderfully in-depth and detailed post from the Panic Software blog on the origin of the expression ‘Once in a Blue Moon’ (and it’s not the second moon in a month with two moons, contrary to popular belief) and the history of calendars.

And if you’re on a Mac you can look up what happened on October 1582 in iCal for a bit of a surprise.