Sunday Night Links
1. Because of its proximity to the Bakken shale oil formation, a record number of passengers flew out of Minot International Airport in 2011.
2. In South China, elderly diners savor cat meat, particularly during winter.
3. Less than one-fourth of a $2.5 million Tennessee state fund to encourage purchases of electric cars has been claimed since the vehicles hit the market a year ago.
4. Tampa Bay businesses find savings in new fingertip, credit card technology.
5. Among the best deals at some Dollar Tree stores is a $2 Sunday newspaper for a buck, with sales limited to three papers per customer.
2. In South China, elderly diners savor cat meat, particularly during winter.
3. Less than one-fourth of a $2.5 million Tennessee state fund to encourage purchases of electric cars has been claimed since the vehicles hit the market a year ago.
4. Tampa Bay businesses find savings in new fingertip, credit card technology.
5. Among the best deals at some Dollar Tree stores is a $2 Sunday newspaper for a buck, with sales limited to three papers per customer.
3 Comments:
Square is awesome for accepting credit cards for small transactions.
The flat 2.75% rate is very favorable for say, a $5 transaction (coffee and muffin), when compared to 2-3% plus a $0.30 per transaction fee for "normal" card processing.
Sign-up is very simple -- and immediate. Good concept.
3. Less than one-fourth of a $2.5 million Tennessee state fund to encourage purchases of electric cars has been claimed since the vehicles hit the market a year ago.
Environmentally friendly vehicles do not mix well with the backwoods.
Rural people of moderate means are less likely to blow extra cash on overpriced, coal powered cars than are smug, overpaid urban snobs.
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