Very interesting news from Poland, (thanks to a source who shall remain nameless for pointing it out), which follows earlier blogger interest. First up, the results of a new poll (English translation) undertaken in Poland on the European Elections campaign. This was carried out by the local branch of TNS/MRBI (TNS/OBOP in Poland), so we [...]
Following on from Active Growth’s post on Bank of Ireland security, I didn’t want AIB to feel left out. They’ve an even worse card security procedure, which they continue to use despite my repeated complaints. Picture the scene, if you will. Something fishy is going on on your credit card (normally it’s small value internet [...]
April 14th, 2009 at
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Security | tags:
aib,
bank of ireland,
banking,
banking security,
banks,
credit card,
credit card fraud,
fraud,
ireland,
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Brilliant video from yesterday’s Dáil debates on the Budget. Pat Rabbitte tears into the Greens, who claim their fingerprints are “all over” the Budget. Neil has more. fastswfembed(“http://www.youtube.com/v/QxxHganG4Kg&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&color1=0×006699&color2=0x54abd6&border=1″,445,364,’518-0′);
April 9th, 2009 at
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Politics (Ireland) | tags:
bludget,
budget,
budget 2009,
emergency,
green party,
humour,
irish politics,
john gormley,
labour party,
pat rabbitte,
public finances,
second,
supplemental,
supplementary,
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As of five minutes ago, I’m officially a student at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. I’ll be doing the MBA course at the Sauder School of Business there starting in late August (with the pre-course stuff starting in early August). It’s a great course, and I’m really looking forward both to it, and to [...]
April 4th, 2009 at
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MBA | tags:
MBA,
sauder,
ubc,
vancouver,
winter olympics |
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For some reason the mathematician in me is trying to work out how to correct the formula to take into account the time of day.
