The MIT housing lottery now declares me a temporary resident of 3rd East - East Campus Dorm. Cool.

So, first off, I locked my keys in the car at around noon in the Albertsons' parking lot but was able to get in because the tailgate was unlocked. Later on, I drove down to Reno to see a couple movies (Johnny English and Bad Boys 2) with Doug, Baker and Dick. When it was over, we walked to the parking garage (I found that I had left my driver's side window wide open the entire time with all the expensive junk that I've got in the car) and drove out seperate cars out the gate. I was last in line and when I reached the parking guy I realized that I didn't have my parking ticket thingie, but I did have a movie ticket - shouldn't be a problem though, eh? They let you go for free if you see a movie - nope, big problem. "What we're going to need to do is see your registration and some ID." Well....as of a few days ago, I don't know where my wallet is, so I have no ID. Hmmm.... I have my fishing license? Ok - he took that and wrote down the info that's on that orange card but wanted to charge me $10. I didn't like that, so I went back into the movie theatre and looked under my seat for the ticket. I couldn't find it so I went back to the guy, told him I gave up and started to drive away when I realized that it was my pocket - jeez! Where was it before! Anyway, I jump out, lock the door and walk down the block back to the parking dude. He gave me the money back but wanted to keep $1.50 because it was so long after the movie ended...hmph. Oh well, I walked back to my car and realize that my keys are sitting in the ignition. great. Luckly I had my phone, and after a series of calls to my parents and communication with AAA, someone came out in 45 min or so to unlock the door. He didn't want to unlock the door, though, because I didn't have any ID, but he eventualy did it and I was finnaly on the way back home nearing midnight.

As a side note, if you happen to search Google for, "The best webpage in the world," a section of Bavetta.com comes up, second only to "The best webpage in the Universe"

Hey. So, it's been a while. July 4th was pretty cool. I went down to the Westend Beach and saw the fireworks, which were pretty awesome. One of the fireworks didn't make it off the ground before exploding, but no one got hurt. Here are some pictures of the fireworks.

I changed my alternator today.

The Sacramento warped tour date was on Sunday. We (Katelyn, Lauren, Wix and I) left at around 6AM, got lost once on the way, and arrived at just about the perfect time. After waiting in line for a little while we got in and saw The Ataris first from the pit - wow, these people get into it. After that I saw parts of Andrew WK, The Mad Caddies, Rancid, Less Than Jake, The Dropkick Murphies, Sum 41 and Pennywise. I think that Less than Jake's set was the best, followed those by The Mad Caddies and Pennywise. Here are some pictures of the event, and one of the alternator.