pbh4
1.31.2006
Janurary 2006 log
- 31 days in the month
- 25 days worked
- 1 day of vb
- 4 days on stationary bike
- 5 days in the gym
- 1 hike (devils punchbowl)
- 1 time to church
- 31 days in the month
- 25 days worked
- 1 day of vb
- 4 days on stationary bike
- 5 days in the gym
- 1 hike (devils punchbowl)
- 1 time to church
Labels: 2006 monthly logs, monthly logs, training
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1.23.2006
Heading Home
I'm heading home on Friday. At least that's the plan right now. It'll be nice to jump in my bed again. I think I've spent two nights in it since before Thanksgiving, so I'll be thankful for reworking my contour back into the mattress. It's been a good trip down here and I've learned a bit, met a lot of new people and got some good work in. If anyone is ready for doing something give me a jingle.
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1.08.2006
Devil's PB
Went for a quick hike at Devil's Punchbowl, which is pretty close to my work project. I got a short trek in by doing the loop and then heading up towards Devil's Chair. I didn't head all the way there although, probably about 2.5mi from it. I still can't believe how warm it is here in the high desert, 57 deg today... Still a good relaxing walk. Had lunch along the creek, not a bad day off. ¶ 3:50 PM 1 comments
Went for a quick hike at Devil's Punchbowl, which is pretty close to my work project. I got a short trek in by doing the loop and then heading up towards Devil's Chair. I didn't head all the way there although, probably about 2.5mi from it. I still can't believe how warm it is here in the high desert, 57 deg today... Still a good relaxing walk. Had lunch along the creek, not a bad day off. ¶ 3:50 PM 1 comments
1.01.2006
2006 Biking Log
Ok, here are some useless statistics for all of you out there, but it's ok, I like numbers and I can worry about em...
Monthly Distances Chart
Monthly Average Speeds Chart
Link to my Compete Biking Page (at least as long as I've been keeping track)
As of 12/31/2006:
Total Milage = 2161.5 mi (Tour de France 2006 was 2272 mi)
Average Speed = 17.4 mph (2006 TDF Avg Spd for Fylod Landis was 25.3 mph)
Maximum Average Speed = 20.8 mph on 09/18/06
Longest Ride = 70.0 mi on 10/29/06 (the longest stage in the 2006 TDF was Stage 13, 143.5 mi)
Jan = 000.0 mi, 00.0 mph avg
Feb = 269.8 mi, 16.6 mph avg
Mar = 49.6 mi, 16.9 mph avg
Apr = 121.8 mi, 17.0 mph avg
May = 176.5 mi, 17.3 mph avg
Jun = 294.5 mi, 17.3 mph avg
Jul = 149.1 mi, 18.1 mph avg
Aug = 274.53 mi, 18.3 mph avg
Sep = 253.64 mi, 18.5 mph avg
Oct = 254.52 mi, 17.6 mph avg
Nov = 176.46 mi, 17.4 mph avg
Dec = 141.00 mi, 15.2 mph avg
Monthly Distances Chart
Monthly Average Speeds Chart
Link to my Compete Biking Page (at least as long as I've been keeping track)
As of 12/31/2006:
Total Milage = 2161.5 mi (Tour de France 2006 was 2272 mi)
Average Speed = 17.4 mph (2006 TDF Avg Spd for Fylod Landis was 25.3 mph)
Maximum Average Speed = 20.8 mph on 09/18/06
Longest Ride = 70.0 mi on 10/29/06 (the longest stage in the 2006 TDF was Stage 13, 143.5 mi)
Jan = 000.0 mi, 00.0 mph avg
Feb = 269.8 mi, 16.6 mph avg
Mar = 49.6 mi, 16.9 mph avg
Apr = 121.8 mi, 17.0 mph avg
May = 176.5 mi, 17.3 mph avg
Jun = 294.5 mi, 17.3 mph avg
Jul = 149.1 mi, 18.1 mph avg
Aug = 274.53 mi, 18.3 mph avg
Sep = 253.64 mi, 18.5 mph avg
Oct = 254.52 mi, 17.6 mph avg
Nov = 176.46 mi, 17.4 mph avg
Dec = 141.00 mi, 15.2 mph avg
Labels: 2006 monthly logs, cycling, monthly logs, training
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2006 books read list
What are some of the books I've read this year:
- Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
- Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
- Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton
- Angels & Demons by Dan Brown
- The Places In Between by Rory Stewart
What are some of the books I've read this year:
- Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
- Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
- Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton
- Angels & Demons by Dan Brown
- The Places In Between by Rory Stewart
Labels: books
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pbh4 mind
What are some of the intellectual influences that affect what I'm thinking about and how I process it and what I may be thinking about in the future? Some of the things I can put together, at least in a tangable way are:
- books I've read
- classes I've taken
- people I converse with and the converstaions I've had
- what I'm working on in my profession
- gadgets and technology I feel I need to keep up on
- things in the media and/or world that I become aware of ¶ 11:51 AM 0 comments
- books I've read
- classes I've taken
- people I converse with and the converstaions I've had
- what I'm working on in my profession
- gadgets and technology I feel I need to keep up on
- things in the media and/or world that I become aware of ¶ 11:51 AM 0 comments
pbh4 heartbeat
In this age of technology and fast paced information acquisition sometimes I don't completely process all the things I take in. And even though I don't necessarily process everything, I believe much of what I have been bombarded with does affect me in a number of different ways. In this post I'm attempting to structure some of the ways I think I can break down and analyze what is going on with me at just a few points and aspects of my life. So that involves what I do, what I think, spend my time doing, etc. Here are some categories:
/ mind / body / soul /environment / emotion / time /
/ gifts / words / touch / time / acts / ¶ 11:47 AM 0 comments
In this age of technology and fast paced information acquisition sometimes I don't completely process all the things I take in. And even though I don't necessarily process everything, I believe much of what I have been bombarded with does affect me in a number of different ways. In this post I'm attempting to structure some of the ways I think I can break down and analyze what is going on with me at just a few points and aspects of my life. So that involves what I do, what I think, spend my time doing, etc. Here are some categories:
/ mind / body / soul /environment / emotion / time /
/ gifts / words / touch / time / acts / ¶ 11:47 AM 0 comments
