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SUMMER JOURNEY USA June 29 ～ September 3, 2003

SUMMER JOURNEY USA June 29 ～ September 3, 2003. By Wen-Chung Chiang.

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SUMMER JOURNEY USA June 29 ～ September 3, 2003

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  1. SUMMER JOURNEY USA June 29 ～ September 3, 2003 • By Wen-Chung Chiang

  2. The summer of 2003 marked my second time of participating in research at Michigan State University in two years. But I had some bad lucks this time. I kept running into problems with research facility, and I was sick just one week before leaving MSU. I had very bad Shingles (Herpes zoster) over my chest. Although treated with antiviral drugs, the pain was still severe enough for the time being and my body did not fully recover during the trip after leaving MSU. As last year, Chia-Wei joined me in Indiana in August. We visited IU, Bloomington for a few days with a sad moment at Chia-Wei’s piano teacher Mr. Michel Block’s tomb. Mr. Block passed away on March 4, 2003 of cancer at the age of 65. We then stopped by St. Louis briefly to see my younger brother Yu-Chung, who’s at Washington University for his postdoctoral fellowship. After leaving the Midwest, we flew to California from Chicago, and drove through places like Yosemite, Mammoth Lakes, Carson City, Reno, Lassen Volcanic, and Lava Beds in California and Nevada.

  3. Members of the MSU team. How international ! Above, from left to right: Antonio (Brazil), Mustafa (Jordan), Dr. J. Bass (US), Huseyin (Turkey), KB (Ethiopia), B. H. Lee (Taiwan), & Christine (France)

  4. Picnic with Prof. Bill Pratt, KB, and Sally by Lake Lansing on one sunny weekend. We went sailing on the lake afterwards.

  5. Mr. Block’s resting place in Bloomington, Indiana. The tombstone was not established yet at the time when we visited the spot.

  6. Beverly and June, two wonderful secretaries of Physics Department who had been very kind and helpful to me during my graduate years at IU. Beverly was two weeks from retirement when I visited her.

  7. Chia-Wei, Yu-Chung and I in front of the gate of Brookings Hall, Washington University, St. Louis. Temperature on that day was over 100 F.

  8. Tunnel View Overlook, Yosemite National Park, California This place is called “the most photographed vista on Earth”. “No temple made with hands can compare with Yosemite.” ~ John Muir

  9. Viewing Half Dome & Yosemite Valley from Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park, California— One of the most spectacular places on Earth.

  10. Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park, California

  11. Olmsted Point, Yosemite National Park, California

  12. Tenaya Lake, Yosemite National Park, California

  13. Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park, California

  14. Devils Postpile National Monument, California This monument boasts a spectacular formation of basalt columns 60 feet high.

  15. One of the lakes in the Mammoth Lakes region, California

  16. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. Kings Creek flows through the Upper Meadow, with Lassen Peak in the distance.

  17. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. The volcano last major eruption took place in 1915. It has been quiet since then.

  18. Lava Beds National Monument, California. Hundreds of myriad lava-tube caves mark this rugged terrain with extraordinary formations.

  19. Lava Beds National Monument, California. A huge “lava river”.

  20. 7/6 (Sun) 6/29 (Sun) 7/7 (Mon) 6/30 (Mon) 7/8 (Tue) 7/1 (Tue) 7/9 (Wed) 7/2 (Wed) 7/3 (Thu) 7/10 (Thu) 7/4 (Fri) 7/11 (Fri) 7/12 (Sat) 7/5 (Sat) 2 1 6/22 (Sun) 6/23 (Mon) 向錢懷德、陳梅芬借車 To Michigan State University, East Lansing Check in 洽Cao QingHong 517-402-1796 517-355-0939~2141 CFMR research Week 2 Sputtering 6/24 (Tue) Center for Fundamental Materials Research (CFMR) research Week 1 Contact person: Dr. Jack Bass (517) 355-9200 ext. 2201 Fax: (517) 353-4500 Address in MI: 4632 S. Hagadorn, C34 E. Lansing, MI 48823 Office phone: 517-355-9200 ext. 2233 6/25 (Wed) 6/26 (Thu) Prepare sputtering 6/27 (Fri) 6/28 (Sat) PM Visit 王乃雯、丘立本in Detroit 父母北歐返國 10 AM Group Meeting 祖父忌日 12 PM 院務會議 林敏聰與研究生訪 Dinner: 罌粟花聚餐 劉姝嫥 桃園獨奏會 (錄音) UA 800 Taipei (10:20)→Tokyo (14:40) UA 852 Tokyo (16:10)→ SF (09:10) UA 858 SF (10:30)→ Chicago (16:37) 陳梅芬家 Chen, Mei-Fen (630) 922-0688 APPENDIX 2003 SUMMER SCHEDULE

  21. 7/13 (Sun) 7/14 (Mon) 7/15 (Tue) 7/16 (Wed) 7/17 (Thu) 7/18 (Fri) 7/19 (Sat) 3 返回 E Lansing after lunch CFMR research Week 3 李柏翰 抵達 Lansing (6:58pm, NW 5607) 李柏翰 to Cincinnati (6:50 pm, NW 1894) departs Lansing 7/20 (Sun) 7/21 (Mon) 7/22 (Tue) 7/23 (Wed) 7/24 (Thu) 7/25 (Fri) 7/26 (Sat) 4 李柏翰返Lansing (8:00pm, NW 1563) CFMR research Week 4 Sputtering 7/27 (Sun) 7/28 (Mon) 7/29 (Tue) 7/30 (Wed) 7/31 (Thu) 8/1 (Fri) 8/2 (Sat) 5 CFMR research Week 5 李柏翰 leaves Lansing (5:12pm, NW 5880) 8/3 (Sun) 8/4 (Mon) 8/5 (Tue) 8/6 (Wed) 8/7 (Thu) 8/8 (Fri) 8/9 (Sat) 6 CFMR research Week 6

  22. 8/10 (Sun) 8/11 (Mon) 8/12 (Tue) 8/13 (Wed) 8/14 (Thu) 8/15 (Fri) 8/16 (Sat) 7 CFMR research Week 7 PM E Lansing → Indianapolis 蘇孟志家 12172 Geist Cove Dr., Indianapolis 46236 (317) 823-2670 蘇孟志家 8/17 (Sun) 8/18 (Mon) 8/19 (Tue) 8/20 (Wed) 8/21 (Thu) 8/22 (Fri) 8/23 (Sat) Pick up家瑋 in Indianapolis UA 800 Taipei (10:20) → Tokyo (14:40) UA 882 Tokyo (16:35)→ Chicago (14:00) UA 594 Chicago (16:00)→Indianapolis(17:01) 蘇孟志家 12172 Geist Cove Dr., Indianapolis 46236 (317) 823-2670 Indianapolis → Bloomington Econo Lodge ($42.74) 2601 Walnut St. Bloomington, IN T: 812-332-9453 F: 812-337-8145 Conf: 50388059 Bloomington Econo Lodge Bloomington Bloomington Econo Lodge Bloomington Bloomington → St Louis 江友中 住處 St Louis Home: 314-7250881 Lab: 314-9356815 St Louis → Chicago 陳梅芬家 Chen, Mei-Fen’s 2916 Nicole Drive Naperville, IL (630) 922-0688 Chicago 陳梅芬家 Chen, Mei-Fen’s (630) 922-0688

  23. 8/24 (Sun) 8/25 (Mon) 8/26 (Tue) 8/27 (Wed) 8/28 (Thu) 8/29 (Fri) 8/30 (Sat) UA 61 Chicago (12:10)→ → SF (14:43) 租車：Dollar Pick: 3:00 PM Economy 2 or 4 dr $154.99 + 34.87 Conf: Z9147375 San Francisco → Merced Best Western Inn Merced, CA ($60.00) T: 209-723-2163 F: 209-384-7272 Conf: 119625607 Visit Yosemite National Park, Yosemite Valley → Mariposa Miners Inn Mariposa, CA ($65.00) T: 209-742-7777 F: 209-966-2343 Conf: 002830408 Cross Yosemite National Park, Tioga Pass → Mammoth Lakes Econo Lodge Wildwood Inn Mammoth Lakes, CA ($71.10) T: 760-934-6855 F: 760-934-8208 Conf: 50386986 Devils Postpile National Monument → Carson City, Nevada B. Western Carson Station Hotel Carson City, NV ($50.00) T: 775-883-0900 F: 775-882-7569 Conf: 169625602 Carson City → Redding, CA 黃麗圓家 15385 Mountain Shadows Dr. Redding, CA 96001 (530)242-9189 Redding → Lassen Volcanic National Park → Weed Comfort Inn Central Weed, CA ($67.49) T: 530-938-1982 F: 530-938-1983 Conf: 50387664 Weed → Lava Beds National Monument → San Francisco 傅伯伯家 18962 Bellgrove Circle, Saratoga, CA95070 (408) 873-1948 8/31 (Sun) 9/1 (Mon) 9/2 (Tue) 9/3 (Wed) 9/4 (Thu) 9/5 (Fri) 9/6 (Sat) San Francisco 傅伯伯家 (408) 873-1948 San Francisco Car return At noon (Dollar) 朱迺德家 5 Ridgewood Court Belmont, CA 94002 (650) 622-9791 UA 853 → Tokyo (16:30) UA 801 Tokyo (18:25) → Taipei (21:10) UA 853 San Francisco (13:55) → 近代旅行社 周小姐 Tel: (02) 2517-5886 安泰保險 李韋昌 Tel: (02) 2595-3913 ext. 203 Mobile: 0932-008-960

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