Me, Robert, Wallace, Leeds, Mom and Dad rode in the Sierra century, all but Leeds did the metric century. You can find the pictures Here.

I crashed on my bike but am ok, minus a few scrapes. Going down the hill to the 7/11 a car passed me. Then, by the hair cutters, the car suddenly braked as it thought a construction truck didn't see his car and was going to crash into him. I had to brake quickly and went over the handle bars onto the ground.

Last weekend I went on another cross-country drive down I-90 and accross I-80 from Boston back to California. I stopped at Niagra Falls and some other small tourist destinations. I put up some pictures of the drive here.

My hall got a lot of mention in next month's (June) Discover Magazine. They seemed to have taken a few things people said out of proportion, and got a somewhat biased view of East Campus vs. West. Also, they came with tons of photo equipment and stayed for hours getting each shot, meaning all the photos were staged. I don't like the fake photos, but whatever....

I just made a page briefly describing the construction of the half-pipe during last year's Bad Ideas Competition.

I just made a dedicated page to the 120KVolt power supply we had for a short while. I may have made our exploits sound lighthearted and random, but we really did take great precautions and the things we did were very dangerous.

So, Jesse and I have started to plan the bike trip for this summer. My dad is coming along and we're going to start from Oregon and head east. If the tailwinds are strong, we will finish in Boston. I think the route will take us through Iowa for RAGBRAI then across the great lakes and through part of Canada, New York, then to Boston. It's harder than you might think to find routes, and if anyone has any suggestions, please e-mail me!

Now the Time Traveler's Convention was on NPR
UPDATE: Now on the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/06/national/06time.html?
UPDATE #2: The Today Show: http://web.mit.edu/ting2/Public/ttc.mpg