After cashing in on his fleeting fame by becoming a side-show attraction, jumping cars and busses (ten of the former, six of the latter are personal bests), Edwards is now training year-round in Lake Placid, New York. He faces an obstacle even greater than a row of Fords. Since the Calgary controversy, Olympic officials have instituted a new rule designed to keep out rogue athletes like Edwards. The Eagle, like everyone else, has to compete internationally prior to the Olympics, and he has to place much better than his dead-last finish at Calgary.