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Tuesday Jan 20, 2015 #
7 AM
Run 1:02:00 [3] 12.0 km (5:10 / km)
Back felt rather dodgy this morning and I had second thoughts about going out, but did (while avoiding hills for the first half). Ended up going more or less OK, although not terribly strong. Revisited the Banyule Flats singletrack - the fallen tree from a few weeks ago is gone thanks to either Parks Victoria or the mountain bikers (probably the latter).
We're getting towards the later end of January - the traffic on Rosanna Road was banked back as far as the eye could see just before 7. Not having been around for the last couple of months of the election campaign I'm not sure exactly what promises were made to do something about this (although I don't need to know exactly what the promises were to be reasonably confident that they won't work).
Meanwhile, political life in Argentina has just got a lot more interesting, thanks to the sudden death of a prosecutor who was going to present evidence to Congress the next day about an alleged conspiracy between the governments of Argentina and Iran to engage in a cover-up over the latter's alleged involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires. Outwardly it looks like a suicide but there are a lot of people in both countries, from the President (whom Twitter has already convicted of murder) down, who stood to lose out from whatever evidence was going to be presented, which will make the affair very fertile ground for conspiracy theories which may or may not be accurate. (Buenos Aires is run by the opposition front-runner for this year's election, so one might expect, at least, that the city police will be diligent in their investigations).
We're getting towards the later end of January - the traffic on Rosanna Road was banked back as far as the eye could see just before 7. Not having been around for the last couple of months of the election campaign I'm not sure exactly what promises were made to do something about this (although I don't need to know exactly what the promises were to be reasonably confident that they won't work).
Meanwhile, political life in Argentina has just got a lot more interesting, thanks to the sudden death of a prosecutor who was going to present evidence to Congress the next day about an alleged conspiracy between the governments of Argentina and Iran to engage in a cover-up over the latter's alleged involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires. Outwardly it looks like a suicide but there are a lot of people in both countries, from the President (whom Twitter has already convicted of murder) down, who stood to lose out from whatever evidence was going to be presented, which will make the affair very fertile ground for conspiracy theories which may or may not be accurate. (Buenos Aires is run by the opposition front-runner for this year's election, so one might expect, at least, that the city police will be diligent in their investigations).