For my capstone, me and Alexander decided that we wanted to build upon the already existing bike room. The bike room had been a place that BCYC (Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia) stored their bikes for the duration of the spring. Yet the room is so much more than that so we took it into our own hands. By allowing people to visit the room we can both show them how to fix bike related issues and give them a place to relax. Fixing bikes is sometimes a hard thing to do and some places charge insanely high prices, but in the Bike Lab, we won't charge a dime. Plus we'll teach you just nearly everything you need to know about fixing a bike. Alongside learning about bikes we also offer people the chance to be apart of BCYC. BCYC will teach you many bike related skills as well as the chance to meet new people. The Bike Lab will be open during lunch and after school. During my time both being a member of BCYC and creating this capstone I've learned what it's like to plant the seed so that others may make it grow. I had no involvement in the room the previous year when the seniors had put the room together, but I can understand that they were also doing this same thing as I am now.  So as a little treat we decided that our showcase would be a mock sprint. I would be the model for this sprint with a speed of 46 kpm (28.3 mph). We then placed people based on there top speed and ranked them first, second. and third. Those who placed in those sections would receive a treat. Sadly none of the people were able to beat my top speed. Still, this was only to give people a little task of what it's like to be a cyclist. 

For our project, we as a group decide to talk about the eyes from a public health stand point. We gained some general knowledge on eye care and public health through research but that information wasn't enough. So as a result we planed to interview Ms. Rachel Bishop. She is an ophthalmologist and she was able to answer the questions we had prepped. Now, in my group I did do some research and for the interview I was there helping record it. Outside of that I wish I were able to get in contact with my ophthalmologist. As for the meaningful part of the project, it would have to be the fact that people who could see the video would be able to understand that Eye care is a very important subject when it come to the mater of public health.