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Cahill Tim:     more books (57)

Hold the Enlightenment by Tim Cahill, 2003-09-09 Road Fever by Tim Cahill, 1992-03-03 Jaguars Ripped My Flesh by Tim Cahill, 1996-04-02 Lost in My Own Backyard: A Walk in Yellowstone National Park (Crown Journeys Series (Random House Audio).) Not So Funny When It Happened: The Best of Travel Humor and Misadventure (Travelers' Tale) A Wolverine Is Eating My Leg by Tim Cahill, 1989-02-25 Pass the Butterworms: Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered by Tim Cahill, 1998-03-31 The Best American Travel Writing 2006 (The Best American Series) The Mammoth Book of Wild Journeys: 30 First-Hand Heart-Racing Accounts of Travel in Remote Places, from Tim Cahill, Nick Danziger, Ffyona Campbell, Tim Severin, Peter Matthiessen and Many More Dolphins (Imax) by Tim Cahill, 2000-03-01 Pecked to Death by Ducks by Tim Cahill, 1994-02-01 Lonely Planet Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks by Bradley Mayhew, Andrew Dean Nystrom, 2003-04 When in Doubt, Go Higher: A Mountain Gazette Anthology by M. John Fayhee, 2002-05 Call of the Wild: The Art of Parks Reece by Tim Cahill, Scott McMillion, et all 2002-10-01

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1. Tim Cahill
   cahill tim. New York Times 200110-19 (A6)  
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3. Cahill
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4. Tim Cahill
   Tim Cahill. Tim Cahill is a writer and adventurer who lives in thewide open spaces of Montana – lovely place – and who writes  
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   Extractions: Peripatus Home Page Books Selected Authors Updated: 23 Jan 2002 Tim Cahill is "a writer and adventurer who lives in the wide open spaces of Montana" – lovely place – and who "writes regularly for Rolling Stone and Outside magazines" (from jacket note). His books include: Peripatus Home Page Books Selected Authors ... Contact me. var site="sm9chrisclowes"

5. CAHILL TIM (in VSCCAT)
   cahill tim. Records 1 to 4 of 4. Cahill, Tim. Buried dreams inside themind of a serial killer / Tim Cahill ; based on the investigative  
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6. CAHILL TIM JOURNEYS (in VSCCAT)
   cahill tim JOURNEYS. Record 1 of 1. Cahill, Tim. Pass the butterworms remotejourneys oddly rendered / Tim Cahill. New York Villard, 1997.  
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7. WWLP.COM - Meet The Candidates - Tim Cahill
   Tim Cahill. The second oldest of Theresa and Paul Cahill’s 9 children,Tim Cahill grew up in the bluecollar city of Quincy to  
   http://www.wwlp.com/decision2002/meet/Biographies/tcahill.html
   
   Extractions: The second oldest of Theresa and Paul Cahill’s 9 children, Tim Cahill grew up in the blue-collar city of Quincy to working-class parents whose only concern in life was that their children were fed, clothed, housed and educated. Although not politically active themselves, Tim’s parents had politics in their blood. One of his mother’s earliest recollections is sitting around the kitchen table in Dedham with her brothers and sisters, filling out nomination papers for legendary Boston Mayor James Michael Curley. On the other side of the family, Tim’s grandmother, Florence Lynch, is a descendent from one of Massachusetts founding families, the Spauldings, who were instrumental in the founding of both Braintree and Chelmsford. It was at Quincy High School that Tim Cahill first learned the lessons that would become his guiding principle: Through perseverance and willingness to work hard, anything can be accomplished. After graduating from Boston University, in 1982 he and two friends, Ed Graham and Joe Irvine, realized a dream by starting their own business. They worked hard to make that business grow for more than a decade, and they persevered to make their dreams come true. Tim was first elected at-large to the Quincy City Council in 1987, and this past year he was reelected to his 8th term by topping the ballot in both the primary and general election. In 1996 Tim successfully challenged Norfolk County’s only Republican elected official and was elected Norfolk County Treasurer. Now, Tim Cahill is bringing his experience and proven leadership to the campaign for State Treasurer to help steer Massachusetts through the challenging times we currently face.

8. Tim Cahill
   cahill tim. New York Times 200110-19 (A6). pages cited this search1 Order hard copy of these pages Show a social network diagram  
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9. Tim Cahill
   TIM CAHILL Position Midfield Club Millwall Born Sydney (Australia), 6th December1979 Height 5' 10 Weight 10st 11lbs Previous clubs None Millwall debut  
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   Extractions: Millwall record: 1 League appearance One of a number promising youngsters to have progressed through the Youth ranks at The Den. Tim experienced mixed fortunes last season, being sidelined for several months with a foot injury before returning to make his league debut against Bournemouth in May. Like his compatriot Lucas Neill, Tim has made light of travelling halfway round the world, leaving friends and family at a tender age to forge a career in League football. His ability and attitude suggest that he could become a regular member of the first team squad this season. He also signed a four-year contract in July to stay at The Den until 2003.

10. Cahill, Tim
    Cahill, Tim. Author cahill tim Subject Travel Title Jaguars RippedMy Flesh (Vintage Departures) SameSex Marriage Pro and Con  
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11. Tim Cahill State Treasurer
    Paid for by The tim cahill Committee, home contact All rightsreserved This site created and hosted by Susquehanna Technologies.  
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12. Tim Cahill Answers Your Questions
    tim cahill Journeys Oddly Rendered. tim cahill responds to your questionsWhat was the worse thing you ever dared to drink in a foreign country?  
    http://www.outsidemag.com/disc/guest/cahill/qalist.html

13. Salon Wanderlust | Tim Cahill
    Interview with the intrepid travel author covers his incursions into the uninhabited jungles of the Congo and his take of the state of tourism.  
    http://www.salon.com/march97/wanderlust/cahill970325.html
    
    Extractions: Your virtual travel agency BY DON GEORGE I have been a fan of Tim Cahill's writing for years. I love his adventurous spirit, but even more, I love the way he subtly educates us about the world in his writing by the respect he brings to the places and people he meets, and by the narrative twists he often uses to illuminate the folly of our own preconceptions. I interviewed him a few weeks ago when he was in San Francisco promoting his new book, "Pass the Butterworms." Why did you get into travel writing in the first place; what was the impulse behind it?

14. CNN - Chatpage
    Chat transcript.  
    http://www.cnn.com/chat/transcripts/2000/3/cahill/
    
    Extractions: Web posted at: 5:00 p.m. EDT (CNN) Founding editor of "Outside" Magazine and best-selling author Tim Cahill joined Nature chat on Monday, March 13, 2000 to discuss his new project, an IMAX film entitled, "Dolphins." He is also the author of "National Geographic's Dolphins," a book, written in conjunction with the IMAX production. Both projects use science and breathtaking photography to tell the story of marine biologist Kathleen Dudzinski and her work researching the communication habits of wild dolphins. Mr. Cahill participated in the chat at the CNN.com studio. A typist was provided for him. The following is an edited transcript of the chat. Chat Moderator: Thank you for joining us today, Tim Cahill, and welcome!

15. Salon Book Bag | Writers We Love: Tim Cahill
    Article by Don George.  
    http://www.salonmag.com/travel/bag/1999/08/25/cahill/print.html
    
    Extractions: By Don George L ast night, I shudder to report, I dreamed about Tim Cahill. Let me backtrack: Last week I wrote in this column about Jan Morris, anticipating her appearance in a travel writers' conference I was chairing later in the week. In that same column I also mentioned Pico Iyer and Tim Cahill, the two other travel writers who were guests of honor at the event. I intended to move on to a different topic this week, but after spending four summer- camp- intense days in the presence of these craft masters, in workshops and panels and dinners and readings and late-night beer and travel tale revels, my mind refuses to let go of them. Their words and their writings stay with me; their warmth and intelligence and generosity stay with me, too. We parted on Sunday and I went to work on Monday, half in the office and half still enmeshed in that conference, and then on Monday night I settled down with Cahill's most recent collection of stories, "Pass the Butterworms."

16. Lodge Guest Tim Cahill
    Interview about Pass the Butterworms Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered and answers to readers' questions.  
    http://www.outsidemag.com/disc/guest/cahill/index.html

17. Lodge: Guest: Tim Cahill
    Interview about Pass the Butterworms Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered and answers to readers' questions.Category Arts Literature Authors C cahill, timOutside Online talks with Outside magazine's roving correspondent tim cahill abouthis latest book, Pass the Butterworms Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered.  
    http://www.outsidemag.com/disc/guest/cahill/
    
    Extractions: Tim Cahill, Outside 's tireless roving reporter, has a new book out, a collection of 23 tales of adventures and mishaps that have appeared in Outside and other magazines. Pass the Butterworms: Remote Journeys Oddly Rendered will not only entertain, but give you that itch to pack up and head for parts little-known. By Mark Bryant Outside Online A call to Tim Cahill at the end of January caught him a day before he embarked on yet another journey, this time to join a caravan in Mali, at the southern edge of the Saharan Desert. He expected to lose 20 pounds during the 240-mile trek from Gao to Tombouctou. The Caravan of White Gold has been happening for centuries, earning its name in the days when salt was traded for gold, pound for pound. Each of the scores of camels carries four 60-pound slabs of mined salt. Cahill, the everyman's adventurer, decided to plod along with the desert travelers. "I'm always on the lookout for things," Cahill says from the cool comfort of his home in Montana.

18. Salon Wanderlust | Tim Cahill
    D EPARTMENTS. Passages Pass the Butterworms tim cahill An interview with timcahill. BY DON GEORGE I have been a fan of tim cahill's writing for years.  
    http://www.salonmagazine.com/march97/wanderlust/cahill970325.html
    
    Extractions: Your virtual travel agency BY DON GEORGE I have been a fan of Tim Cahill's writing for years. I love his adventurous spirit, but even more, I love the way he subtly educates us about the world in his writing by the respect he brings to the places and people he meets, and by the narrative twists he often uses to illuminate the folly of our own preconceptions. I interviewed him a few weeks ago when he was in San Francisco promoting his new book, "Pass the Butterworms." Why did you get into travel writing in the first place; what was the impulse behind it?

19. Outside Online
    Article by tim cahill, in Outside Magazine, about touring the country on horseback, including acquiring hair samples for use in archaeological research.  
    http://www.outsidemag.com/magazine/0496/9604fmon.html
    
    Extractions: DisplayAds ("Top,Bottom,Right!Top", "468", "60"); Outside magazine, April 1996 By Tim Cahill There were a dozen of us, riding the immense central Asian grassland on sturdy Mongolian horses. When I glanced back for a view of the glacier and the sacred mountain we had just come from, I saw two tiny specks inching down the steep, windswept hillside. I turned in my saddle and glassed the hill with a small Russian telescope. The riders were coming toward us at a stiff trot. They were at least two miles back and about 1,000 feet above us. Each man held something in his right hand. I could plainly see the glint of metal. "They carrying?" one of the Americans asked. "Yeah," I said, "both of them." Bayaraa Sanjaasuren, our translator, conveyed the information to the Mongolian wranglers. This was serious: We had yogurt riders on our tail. "Tchoo," half a dozen men shouted at once.

20. Salon Wanderlust | "Pass The Butterworms"
    Passages Pass the Butterworms tim cahill An interview with tim cahill. Passthe Butterworms By tim cahill Villard Books, 283 pages, Nonfiction.  
    http://www.salonmagazine.com/march97/wanderlust/passages970325.html
    
    Extractions: Your virtual travel agency e x c e r p t "Pass the Butterworms" By Tim Cahill Villard Books, 283 pages, Nonfiction "y ou cannot," the fundamentalist missionary complained, "get the Dani to wear clothes. They just won't do it." The first missionaries arrived in New Guinea's Grand Baliem Valley in 1959, anxious to convert the Stone Age tribesmen who live there. They've done all right, I suppose, these missionaries, but the question of clothing still devils the least flexible among them. The fundamentalist sipped his tea. Aside from the "self-evident indecency" of human nakedness, he said, "it gets cold out here at night." And he posed a question to me, since I had been defending the Dani's right to dress (or not) as they pleased: "Why wouldn't a man wear clothes when it gets cold?"

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