Reddit did an interview with the location scout guy for the show, which might be of interest:
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/zaw2h/i_am_the_location_scout_for_the_show_breaking_bad/

People thought Toddlers and Tiaras was the nadir of television. See how wrong you were? My only hope is that viewers of HBB (I cringe at writing it out in full) are watching just for shock value.

Hmmm, where have I seen that before?...
http://www.hats-n-rabbits.com/2011/05/old-bicyle-shop.html

Age-defined *anything* is a bad compromise, be it for drinking, voting, having sex, driving, military service, etc., as people mature and deteriorate at different ages. Though I realize there's no other easy way to set limits.

Blocked in Canada by EMI, presumably for music content. ProxTube tried to unblock it, but failed. Oh, the things we do to see an odd video!

Sounds like how gas prices work, too. Or coffee, or sugar, or just about any other commodity. Food prices up due to drought? Wait and see if they ever go back down.

Second to what? Hadrian's Wall? Then there's that one in that country that supplies us with all our stuff; forget it's name.

Would it be possible to add infinite page scrolling (like BoingBoing or http://www.flickriver.com/, for example) rather than loading a page at a time?

It's not that they don't get "hit", it's that anything under 1/4 wavelength (IIR) doesn't absorb any energy. Antenna theory.

What's with all the embedded videos that are missing the playback controls? Be nice to at least control the volume.

I'd be interested to know how much data there is in the servers for You Tube or Google Earth. More than a couple of floppies worth, I'd imagine.

I'd love to add it to my bucket list. It's rare, but not unheard of - see http://www.clusterballoon.org/ for example.

As a Canadian, I generally love Americans; hate America. When we go to the States, we try to drive or take a train, as security hassles are still less than flying. Crap like this, plus the cost of travel, will keep a lot of visitors at home, though, for both business and vacation.