It almost looks like the CRT monitor at the bottom left is showing a feed of the video as it is happening.

Does this mean we can land there, now that it is an acknowledged airport with an official name and designation? (That's a rhetorical question, more-or-less.)

I've actually successfully contested at least four parking tickets by mail in DC. It appears that they actually read and consider the cases by mail. I've always had good reason to do so, though, and I've always included proof of my "innocence."

I am a longtime DC resident, and the one time I went in to contest a ticket, I waited around for over three hours and ended up leaving in frustration. It would've been worth my time to just pay the $50. The people contesting their tickets didn't have a leg to stand on. I would never contest one in person again, seeing as I've had success by mail in the past.

As much as I hate to say it, DC is a city whose primary means of transportation is by personal cars. We have a lot of lazy drivers here who think that getting a parking ticket is unfair because, well, they really don't have a good reason. "It's just unfair!" Read the parking signs, find a legal spot and walk the extra block (it's healthy to walk!). Or ride your bike or take the Metro!

The runway layout at Denver International Airport is also a swastika. They should put solar panels and trees over the runways to cover that up as well. Here's a Googlemap link:

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=39.861922,-104.66177&spn=0.071944,0.188141&z=13&om=1