There were more checks than crosses on the list, but a reasonable number of crosses too.
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In both cases, other teams swooped in with tools and troubleshooting advice, a testament to the idea that the Urban Challenge is about more than who crosses the finish line first.
According to a Harvard Business Review article by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, more information now crosses the Internet every second than the entire Internet stored 20 years ago.
First spotted last week, it seems to be diminishing but could still produce more surprises before it crosses to the far side of the sun on April 5.
It is one of six fields of remembrance opening across the UK and it will bear more than 15, 000 crosses.
As one of a generation of "young lions" who came of age in the 1990s, McBride crosses easily from more traditional jazz forms into the fusion sounds of Weather Report, and pop touring and recording with Sting and Diana Krall.
According to the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies there are more than 400 complete Celtic stone crosses standing in the county.
More than four-fifths of crude oil bound for China crosses the Indian Ocean before passing through the narrow Malacca Strait.
The British forces left with more than 500 ancient parchment manuscripts, two gold crowns, crosses and chalices in gold, silver and copper, religious icons, royal and ecclesiastic vestments as well as shields and arms made between the 14th and 19th centuries.
More important, the initiative has also managed to put together a coalition that crosses both ethnic and party boundaries, including black inner-city pastors and Roman Catholic leaders as well as Republican activists.
Southwest Airlines has had a "customer of size policy" for more than 20 years, requiring passengers to buy a second seat on a full plane if their body crosses the armrest boundary.
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