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I think this story is giving a pretty good indication of how much actual intellectual challenge goes into most classes.

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Actually many people find apostrophes for the purpose of pluralizing initialisms acceptable. Personally I'm on your side, but I think there's a little grey area there.
Considering the fact that we live at the bottom of a deep gravity well, on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.

You bet your ash they did!

What the fail?.....

70 years and fined as much as $1.75 million is not worth it! Plus everyone knows that aliens are coming in 2012 when the Mayan calendar ends! free airline ticket

I hope he retires after this season... then decides to comeback... again.

Oh *****, voice of reason!

If that's Kwajalein Atoll, NASA has a launch site there, too. Mostly Pegasus rockets, which are launched from planes.

Really? Is this what the "social networking" feature of Digg is now? A colossal game of "I know you are, but what am I?"

shut the ***** up. you clearly don't understand who created the internet, how it was created, and why it works. this is not about government getting involved in business, this is about corporations not satisfied with the profits they are making. the internet works so well because it is neutral, it doesn't care what the data is or where it's going. the telcos aren't satisfied with their current level of profits, so they want to double dip. they want to create artificial tiers for traffic based on who pays them extra. if you are a small non-profit who can't afford to pay extra, access to your site will be relegated to the "slow" lane. if you have content they don't being read by their customers, traffic to your site might not take place at all. the telcos only sell you access to the highway, they should not dictate where you can go. net neutrality is about protecting this. it's not about the government regulating the internet, it's keeping the telcos from regulating it.

I just use voip and keep my laptop in a book bag... $20 a year unlimited US calls, 2 euro cent a min. to much of the rest of the planet... lulz.