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Category Archives: Charity
Recent Developments
In the last couple of months I have been giving several talks and presentations. I received very positive and useful feedback, which allowed me to further refine my materials. I have put together a page with more information about the … Continue reading
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Presentations in California
Later this April I will be conducting 3 presentations at REI stores in California as follows: Tue, Apr-19: Santa Monica Wed, Apr-20: San Francisco Thu, Apr-21: MountainView Presentations will be from 7-8pm, followed by some Q&A. The presentations are advertised … Continue reading
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Living in Emergency: Stories from Doctors Without Borders
In this one day event on December 14 Doctors Without Borders shares insight from the frontlines about dealing with medical emergencies by broadcasting a special documentary in select theaters across the US.
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Mama Espinoza
Today I only had a short half-day ride of 60km. I started at 8am near San Quintin and was finished by 11am. It was a cool and easy ride in the morning, except perhaps the last 10km, where a 300m … Continue reading
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Fund-raising brochure
I was told that bringing some brochure or business cards as giveaway would be a good thing, especially with officials in South America. A brochure hand-out about the project would convey instant credibility if not some air of authority (?) … Continue reading