A 3 hour flight is ten bucks for airplane WiFi. Now, I do acknowledge that is expensive (though on par with in-terminal WiFi access), but when you already paid $300+ on a plane ticket, another $10 is definitely not priced towards executives. Just factor that into your cost of airplane tickets next time you fly.
Enough! Switch on the LHC and end the fscking universe already!
The accents of southern Bavaria and Vienna are much more closely related than are those of southern and northern (Franken) Bavaria. You know nothing of history or you would know that Bavaria was an independent province much more closely tied to and with Austria-Hungary than to the Prussians (the name of whom is still used today as a slur). Your examples of "culture" show just how ignorant you are -- hot dogs and cake, indeed. Architecture is based on which area was wiped out &/or ruled by whom during which war YOU DUMB FUCK.
And you used it wrong, because Jefferson was not a (D).
Actually I believe the award is for the concept that as the planet warms, resources will become more scarce. Some areas will experience long severe droughts and others will experience unusual cooling streaks, wandering game will die off, nations will become more protective of their natural resources, etc.
Hence, spreading the word about the warming trend (to get people to help reverse the trend) will help prevent easily foreseeable problems in the future which could easily lead to war.
Get all mad all you want, just learn yourself on why they awarded it so you don't mischaracterize why it happened.
As a matter of record, Jefferson was not a Democrat of today. He was part of the Democratic Republican part (opposed to the Federalist party) and eventually split off and joined with the side of the people most mirroring today's Republicans (aside from his desire not to have a standing army).
While I agree that saying D's are better speakers than R's is pretty stupid, so is your apparent belief that political parties 200 years ago were even sort of similar to what they are today.
You realize he didn't win a science award right? He'd spent years, during his career as a politician and after trying to champion awareness of global climate change issues. That's what the award was for.
Um, the Dark Knight was PG-13. That was part of the point of this article, had you read it ("look at the successful PG-13 comic movies!").
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0468569/
Also part of the point was that damn, that was seriously rated PG-13 and not R?
Neutrinos have bad breadth.
