Doc Diaries: Tunnel Vision (part 1)
I love to travel. But not like most people do. One of my favorite things about traveling, and especially by airplane, is the actual experience of being on the plane. Watching the world
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Break. Fix. Repeat. (Rhythm of Racing, Part 4)
(Note: this post follows "Stop and Go, Mostly Go" in the Rhythm of Racing series.) First, it breaks…The last post discussed the idea of a clean race, where everything goes perfectly, nothing
This Is My Outlet
It so happens that the first outlet I ever wired was on a big truck. It is attached to the first breaker panel I ever wired. It was a GFCI, and I wired
To Revive the M35
Over the past couple months, I've been working with some folks on what will hopefully become a Burning Man art car. The base vehicle is an M35 "deuce-and-a-half" 2.5-ton-capacity military truck which
Sears Pointless 2012: What's the point?
The annual Sears Pointless race happened about two weeks ago. The race itself was a weekend affair, with a monumental downpour on Saturday and springtime weather by the time I showed up on