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Author Archives: paulefallon
Trip Log – Day 7 – Auburn, ME to Conway, NH
Miles Today: 59 Miles to Date: 434 May 12, 2015 – Partly cloudy, 65 degrees I woke up hungry on the edge of town, unsure where I might find any food heading west. Fortunately I came upon a fresh … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 6 – Waterville, ME to Auburn, ME
Miles Today: 60 Miles to Date: 375 May 10, 2015 – Overcast, 55 degrees If the early bird gets the worm, I have a belly full of ‘em. My alarm went off – too loud – at 4:30 a.m. … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Bates College, Lewiston ME, MaineGeneral Medical Center, MGMC, SBCMALA
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Profile Response – Taylor Whitworth and Tylor Hess
Taylor Whitworth is a Research Associate at Evidera, a consulting firm that provides health economics, outcomes research, market access, data analytics and epidemiology services to large pharmaceutical companies. Taylor studied International Relations at James Madison University and has a Masters … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged bonobos, Evidera, Gattaca, Georgetown, meditation, MIT, Mitt Romney, Taylor Whitworth, Thomas Jefferson, Tylor Hess, yoga
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Trip Log – Day 5 – Belfast, ME to Waterville, ME
Miles Today: 43 Miles to Date: 315 May 10, 2015 – Sunny, 65 degrees Today I turned the first big corner of my trip. Coastal Maine dawned foggy, but by the time Jim Merkel, Susan, and I enjoyed a vegetable … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged flea markets, Jim Merkel, Radical Simplicity, Storage sheds, Subway, Waterville, yard sales
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Profile Response: Gale Batchelder
Gale Batchelder is a poet and founder of New Leadership Group, an executive search company that specializes in working with non-profit organizations. We met for dinner at the West Side Lounge in Cambridge. How will we live tomorrow? … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Gale Batchelder, intentional communities, New Leadership Group
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How will we live tomorrow? – Responses 3
How will we live tomorrow? “The same as we do today. Chuck Norris, Weekend Flea Marketer for over 20 years, Benton, ME _____________ How will we live tomorrow? A biology teacher’s words in college drove home to me, a very … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged Adela Taylor, Chris Martson, Chuck Norris, Docey Lewis, Ellen Slater, Harry Mears, Mary Shaw, Maryse Newton
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Trip Log – Day 4 –Union, ME to Belfast, ME
Miles Today: 30 Miles to Date: 272 May 9, 2015 – Cloudy, 55 degrees I opened my eyes and greeted the domed skylight in the center of the yurt’s roof above me. Dozens of rafters splayed out of create … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Belfast Maine, bicycle, cycling, Jim Merkel, Radical Simplicity, whoopie pie, yurt
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Profile Response – Kathy Spirer, Executive Director of Cambridge at Home
Kathy Spirer is Executive Director of Cambridge at Home, a non-profit group that helps elderly people stay in their own homes. Cambridge at Home provides a desirable, economical, option to assisted living and other institutional care. Aging in place is … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged aging in place, Cambridge at Home, Kathy Spirer, VIllage to village Network
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Trip Log – Day 3 – Portland, ME to Union, ME
Miles Today: 88 Miles to Date: 242 May 8, 2015 – Sunny, windy, 55 degrees The reality of this trip hit me hard in the face today, in the form of a 30-mile head wind. I started the day … Continue reading
Profile Response – Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association
When I went looking for a needle in the haystack of humanity halfway across the world, I found the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association (CMAA). A bit of explanation. My daughter Abby is a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cambodia. When I … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged Cambodia, Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association, CMAA, immigrants, Lowell
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