> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15017484

I think the neutrinos just get excited by a trip to Italy

The figure I've seen is 20ppm faster than light. They allegedly
arrived 60ns before light would have, with an accountable
error of 10ns

One scientist asked why neutrinos haven't been observed (for
whatever reason) ahead of supernovae, which they should do
by a significant time period if at least one flavour of neutrino is
20ppm faster than light

20ppm of 1 year is 10.5 minutes. Even 1ppm faster than light
would be 30s per lightyear distance

Joe
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