After the runGrethe and I ran the Kaiser Permanente Half Marathon in San Francisco yesterday. Over six thousand runners took part on a bright morning, which began cool but which was warm in the sunshine. We both ran personal bests (Grethe: 1:32:22; Owen: 1:17:49) – no doubt in part because the course is net downhill, though that can only have taken a minute or so off our times. It must be the benefit of running here in the Berkeley hills. We met up with a bunch of friends from the K-Stars running club afterwards and all had brunch together. There was a good vibe, as almost all of us had achieved our goals and enjoyed the race. You can see the full race results here.

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Owen Barder is the Europe Director at the Center for Global Development. He writes here about development, economics, politics, computers, running, and anything else that interests him. He also hosts Development Drums.


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