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Thursday Jan 28, 2021 #
7 PM
Run ((street-O)) 34:00 [3] * 5.1 km (6:40 / km) +150m 5:49 / km
spiked:11/11c
Street-O at Greenhills (northeast bit of Greensborough), a part of town I was an occasional visitor to in 2014 when my mission of the time was visiting all of the streets of the City of Banyule in alphabetical order - it had a disproportionate number of As. (I only got to the tail end of the As before leaving the area).
This one was another sign of modest progress - this time I was running the small hills and only walking the big ones, of which there were a few (although not as many as on some other route choices). Was pretty happy with the route, and while I'd certainly like to be running better, was satisfied to be going in the right direction (figuratively speaking). Managed to string together three days for the first time in a while, too.
I spent some of the day drafting the ACT climate summary for January; I think it would be fair to say that it is less exciting than last year's. Another part of the day was spent doing what I think should be the final run of the observed global temperature change numbers for most of the data sets to be used in the IPCC report, with some multitasking points because that job was finished off in the middle of a group admin meeting (there are some advantages to online meetings).
This one was another sign of modest progress - this time I was running the small hills and only walking the big ones, of which there were a few (although not as many as on some other route choices). Was pretty happy with the route, and while I'd certainly like to be running better, was satisfied to be going in the right direction (figuratively speaking). Managed to string together three days for the first time in a while, too.
I spent some of the day drafting the ACT climate summary for January; I think it would be fair to say that it is less exciting than last year's. Another part of the day was spent doing what I think should be the final run of the observed global temperature change numbers for most of the data sets to be used in the IPCC report, with some multitasking points because that job was finished off in the middle of a group admin meeting (there are some advantages to online meetings).