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The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of Imprisonment
Pretty fascinating. I think I’d heard of this before, but I just read through the “slide show” on the site. They are making a movie about this. Should be a good one.
So my official time for the Nike race was 1:15′43″
My time for the Capitol 10K in 2007 was 1:10′41″
This is fine with me for now actually. The Cap10k is in APRIL. The Nike race was is in September (one of our hottest months). And I haven’t been training as long for this.
I intend on running the IBM 10K in October, so we’ll see if we can smash both of those times by then 
A good start!
Woo hoo! Just finished the Nike Human race. I don’t know my results yet and I didn’t set a personal record or anything, but this is actually noteworthy… Check out how consistent my pace is for the race. This might be the most consistent pace I have ever run (since high school). I’m pretty impressed. Ignore where it drops off at the end, I forgot to turn off the iPod.
Consistency! Crazy cool!
Very tough race for me. it was VERY humid out, and I haven’t been training with any hills, of which there were PLENTY on the course. Really hard. A good baseline for future races though.
After the race we were treated to an awesome concert by Ben Harper. One of my favorites to see live. I think I have seen him 5 or 6 times now. Great show. Very nice setting too, the stage was right in front of the state capitol.
More later.
Here’s the stats. Check it.
Long time no post and this is a short one.
Just wanted to say that I am going to do the NIKE Human Race this Sunday. It’s a 10K! Am I ready? Eh, who knows, I haven’t been back at running very long now, but I increased my distance from 2 miles to 5 miles over the past 5 workouts. Maybe that’s moving a little fast. Dunno. But we shall see. Check out my workout logs over to the right there to see my progress.
Oh.. and I just took my second ICE BATH! More on those soon. Excruciatingly good
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