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random thought of the moment:
Worrycrats, as I call them, are a special breed of totalitarian bureaucrats who spawn rapidly as society is socialized. These people concern themselves with our health, education, welfare, auto safety, drug intake, diet, and what have you. Worrycrats today outnumber any other professionals in history, so rapidly have they proliferated.
— , The Freeman [April 1971]
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2007 Gatorade Steelers 5K
Thisentryis part 8 of 13 in the series 2007 RunningOn September 1, I ran the Gatorade Steelers 5K. I finished in a reasonable 25:27 (8:12 pace). I want to break 25:00, so I guess I'll have to do it at Run Shadyside.The race started at least 15 minutes late because we had to listen to […]
2007 Run Around the Square 5K
Thisentryis part 7 of 13 in the series 2007 RunningOn August 25, I ran the Run Around the Square 5K. Since I'd run about 9 miles the day before (in preparation for the IKEA Half Marathon), I treated the race as a tempo run. I finished in 27:59 (9:01 pace), which isn't great (and is […]
2007 Brentwood Firecracker 5K
Thisentryis part 6 of 13 in the series 2007 RunningOn July 4th, I volunteered for and ran in my first Brentwood Firecracker 5K. It was very well organized, especially considering how large it was (~1300 runners). Registration went smoothly, the race started on time, there was plenty of food (and beer!), and the door prizes […]
2007 Us Too Fathers' Day 10K
Thisentryis part 5 of 13 in the series 2007 RunningWell, this year's Us Too Fathers' Day 10K wasn't entirely as bad as last year's (which, BTW, seems worse in hindsight than it did at the time). It wasn't great, either.
Pros:
It was a lot cooler than last year.
The […]
2007 Race for the Cure 5K
Thisentryis part 4 of 13 in the series 2007 RunningYesterday, I ran the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 5K. I finished in 25:34 (8:15 pace). I placed 531/2236 overall and 61/134 in my class. That's not my best 5K time to date, but it's a lot better than my time at last year's […]

