And not only is it free, it can be adapted to each hardware. And even better - if it is used for school computers, it will bring the well-needed message that good software is free and that contributing to it is possible into the next generation which our Windows-fed current generation so lacks.

Well, meteorology is basically a part of Physics, so there IS a Nobel Prize for it. Paul Crutzen might be the only one who received one in the field of meteorology/climatology.

Actually, having a paper with your number in your car proves that you deliberately parked wrongly. This may lead to higher fines, at least in Germany.

That "Prüm", or "Pruem", if you're Umlaut-challenged (It's really no problem to write ue instead of ü, see I use it in my name as well). My school town, btw.