Curtis Whitson had backpacked along the Arroyo Seco River before.
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I'm an experienced hiker, and I've backpacked trails from the Himalayas to the Andes.
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Between three-week shifts, he backpacked around the world, intent on saving his money.
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When I was 22 I backpacked around Italy the summer I graduated from college.
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I backpacked through the Balkans, spending evenings drinking wine with locals I met on Tinder.
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I backpacked across Vietnam this past summer, and the food is just as tasty as I remembered.
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In 1985, Spade graduated with a journalism degree from Arizona State University and then backpacked around Europe.
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Each year they backpacked as a family in California's Sierra mountains, disappearing for weeks at a time.
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She spent a year in New Zealand and backpacked from one end of South America to the other.
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Together we backpacked through Italy, took a cross-country road trip through America, and settled in Los Angeles.
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While most kids her age are in kindergarten, Wenwen has already backpacked halfway across of China with her parents.
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I've backpacked on very little cash before, but I knew that while I was traveling, I wanted to live comfortably.
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After getting fired, again, he changed course, bought a one way ticket to Colombia and backpacked for almost half a year.
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Mr. Braxton-Andrew, who was from Davidson, N.C., was an algebra and Spanish teacher and had backpacked extensively throughout Latin America.
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I backpacked in the Colorado wilderness for five days with two friends, and hung out at the beach in my hometown.
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Over the years, I have backpacked, mule-packed and snowshoed into the back country, alone with my thoughts or with companions.
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I've now backpacked through New Zealand, Australia, and Southeast Asia, and I'm writing this now from a coffee shop in Southwest England.
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The route we backpacked made its way through these rolling hills before emerging at the end of the day to spectacular views.
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Throw the sleeping bags from when backpacked two weekends ago in the wash and fold and put away the towels from last night!
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Rodriguez backpacked by herself through Southern Spain, Ibiza, Italy and Amsterdam a few years ago, then traveled solo to Morocco, Portugal and northern Spain.
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My first encounter with Kashgar was in the summer of 1999, when, after graduate school, I backpacked overland from Hong Kong to New Delhi.
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So if a guy I dated mentioned that he'd backpacked through Europe, I'd be itching to tell him how much I'm dying to move there.
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We tested out the wide-angle lens briefly at the CES booth, and the images of waterfall dioramas and backpacked crowds were clear and undistorted.
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The pair left their Buenos Aires apartment at the end of 2016 and backpacked for six months, staying in Airbnbs and hostels throughout the Americas.
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But Ms. Errington had backpacked in Sri Lanka 20 years ago, and knew that the hill country was far from the sites of the attacks.
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But here's another truth I learned firsthand when I backpacked my way around the world, filing assignments from Costa Rica, Bosnia, and Ireland, among other places.
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I worked on public health projects in rural India, dabbled in trauma and tropical medicine rotations in South Africa, and backpacked through Botswana, Kenya and Tanzania.
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I'm sure this is no surprise to anyone who has hiked and backpacked through mountains for days, but waking up in the morning was a success for me.
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When the fire died down, the four of us retired to our sturdy, family-size tent — not the kind we would have brought had we backpacked in from town like most campers in the park.
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In reality, much has changed since my last long-haul train adventure in Europe, more than a decade ago, when I backpacked through France and Italy with a boyfriend who would later become my husband.
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I backpacked through all of these places in three week periods, and it worked well – in the Philippines you need to get internal flights but they're pretty cheap, and in Colombia and Kerala you can bus it.
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One of the major reasons that my wife and I recently chose to move to Northern California was to be closer to nature and closer to the places that I've backpacked and camped in as a child.
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Another alleged incident occurred at Happy Valley Game Management Park, CNYCentral reported, where the victim was forced to run with a weighted backpacked while being followed by a vehicle that would hit her if she ran too slow.
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Its plotting and characterizations aim to create the layers of ambiguity typical of American prestige TV. It sells you on the Berlin you know from your semester abroad, or that time you backpacked across Europe: Museum Island, Alexanderplatz, Wannsee.
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Last year he hiked and camped in Isle Royale National Park in Lake Superior; and MacNaughton Mountain (no relation) in the Adirondacks; canoed on the Androscoggin River in New Hampshire; and backpacked the Wonderland Trail around Mount Rainier in Washington with Fitpacking, an adventure travel company.
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Before we opened the restaurant, we did a lot of research and development here in the States, but in order to really understand the food and the culture—everything the Philippines had to offer—we actually went back to the Philippines and backpacked for three months.
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My friend and I had both backpacked in Europe, and we planned to "do" China as we might Italy or France: sweep up the western side and across to Beijing, then come back down the coast through Shanghai—all in a matter of a few weeks!
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"It was amazing to have the flexibility to build a temporary home anywhere in the world — as long as it had internet," said Stephanie Lee, a writing consultant who backpacked through Asia for nine months in 2016, using apps like Slack and Google Translate to organize work and travel.
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I backpacked 220 miles through the Sierras this summer with my 18-year-old daughter on the John Muir Trail, perhaps the most beautiful footpath in the world, coursing from 14,500-foot Mount Whitney (the highest point in the contiguous United States) through lush valleys and over snow-clad mountain passes to end at Yosemite National Park.
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He later backpacked through Europe, and worked on an Israeli kibbutz.
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Following graduation, he worked and travelled North America in a van and backpacked around the world for two years.
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Oberoi is married and he is an avid golfer and an experimental traveler. He has backpacked through Europe, Africa and large parts of Asia. In fact, his longest backpacking trip lasted three months across seven countries of Europe. Both golf and squash are his favorite pastimes.
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Using this money, he backpacked around the world, writing a column for the Vancouver Sun and maintaining his website."Make a cocktail from a chunk of Newfoundland iceberg and more Canadian bucket list- worthy adventures". National Post, October 24, 2013. Esrock has reportedly travelled to over 100 countries on 7 continents.
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Backshall's parents worked for British Airways, and he was brought up in a smallholding in Bagshot surrounded by rescue animals. Backshall attended Collingwood College in Camberley and Brooklands College, Surrey in the sixth form. He backpacked solo around Asia, India and Africa. After this he studied English and Theatre Studies at the University of Exeter.
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Dr. Maral Yazarloo-Pattrick has lived in Pune, India since 2004. An ardent traveller, Maral has also backpacked across 67 countries around the world. She married Alexander William Pattrick in October 2017 at Machu Picchu in Peru, while on her solo world biking ride. During the last 6 months of her ride, she was pregnant.
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A graduate of the University of Virginia, she went on to travel the world. She spent a year in Brazil teaching English and is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish. For a year, she backpacked from South Africa to Egypt, relying mostly on public transpiration to travel between countries. The people she met on her journeys inspired her to write.
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She backpacked in China and then taught English in South Korea. After the September 11 attacks, she decided to return to the United States. She returned to work for CMP Media, and returned to her education. She earned a Masters in Multimedia Journalism degree from the Graduate school of Journalism at the City University of New York in 2007.
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After he received his BS from Iowa he backpacked throughout Europe. To earn money for medical school, Egglesfield turned to modeling. He won a contest after entering at the urging of a friend, and left medicine behind for a modeling career. He is signed with Beatrice Model agency in Milan, Italy, and DNA Model Management in New York City.
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After graduating in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy, Revere backpacked through Europe to learn more about the diverse cultures and languages there. After leaving Europe, he visited South Korea, where he taught English. Revere worked as a lecturer at institutes and universities including Hanyang University in Seoul.Shin, Woo-seung (February 2002). An Interview with Stephen Revere of ‘Survival Korean’.
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After graduating from Columbia University, Underwood worked briefly for an investment bank in New York City. After one month, he quit and backpacked across Central and South America. Upon returning to New York, he founded a hostel in Brooklyn. In December 2014 Underwood founded HK Austin, a hostel in Austin, Texas, with investors including Matthew Kepnes, after staying in 150 hostels across 30 countries.
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He paid his way through college by pumping gas in North York, Ontario. After graduating he backpacked around the world for several months before returning and founding two businesses in Toronto: Skoll Engineering, an information technology consulting firm and Micros on the Move Ltd., a computer rental firm. He left Canada in 1993 to earn a Master of Business Administration degree at Stanford Business School, graduating in 1995.
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He came to New York in Anchovie's suitcase, following jail time for calling the Queen a "wanka". He enjoys sexuality (unlike Foamy), although he is willing to help Foamy commit acts of mischief. He backpacked to Germaine's new home in Connecticut, angry at her for leaving him behind in New York with Anchovy. He appears infrequently in the series, sometimes breaking the fourth wall to ask for more episodes.
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In April 1993 they backpacked in Grand Canyon hoping to save their marriage. On April 11, 1993, Spangler appeared at a ranger station in the Grand Canyon and calmly told the ranger that his wife had fallen to her death. He explained that they had stopped to take a picture on the trail and, when he looked back, his wife was gone. Rangers located Sundling's body approximately below the trail.
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Templer was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She attended Grover Cleveland Humanities Magnet High School. In college, she was a music major at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Templer soon realized that she did not want to pursue a career in music and when looking into other fields, spent a semester in a "Natural History of California" class, where she backpacked through California, while learning about ecosystem management.
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Daughter to Jewish refugees, scientist Zacharias Dische and doctor Maria Renate Dische, Dische was born and raised in the Washington Heights district of New York City. As a teenager, she fled the regime of her stepfather Sig, only to end up in Libya during Col. Gaddafi's revolution. From there, Dische backpacked to Kenya, where she worked for famed paleontologist Louis Leakey. She returned to the United States in 1972.
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Bodea, pp. 30, 40 Despite this, the show garnered positive reviews from local critics, with several more being held into October 1937.Bodea, pp. 30–31 Eventually, in October 1937, Vida set out on his clandestine journey to Spain: telling his mother that he was merely taking a trip to Izvoarele, he backpacked along Boczor and another activist into Czechoslovakia, rallying with other volunteers at Veľká Sevljuš.Bodea, p. 39; Roman, pp.
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It is a stunning trail of moderate difficulty. The trail can be hiked in part, as a day hike, or backpacked in its entirety in four to six days. Unlike the longer West Coast Trail (), the Juan de Fuca Trail does not require a reservation; however, there is a backcountry camping fee of $10 per person/per night. It is also suggested to plan ahead if travelling with a large group.
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Marcy Houle is a fifth-generation Oregonian, the daughter of George (a prominent orthopedic surgeon) and Margaret Cottrell. When she was born, her family lived on of old- growth forest in southwest Portland. Her early interest in biology was fostered by exploring her own backyard, and she and her two sisters also traveled frequently to Vancouver Island and backpacked in Oregon forests. Houle attended Colorado College in Colorado Springs, where she studied biology.
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Kelvyn Charles Yong-Hyeon Linton and his father Christopher Neil Linton walked across Tasmania, in 2015 to raise funds for mood disorders. They backpacked the entire coastal route, although they did accept some offers of food and hospitality along the way. Kelvyn was 14 years old at the time, making him the youngest person to have walked across Tasmania, at that time. This was also the first father-son team to complete the journey.
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With the band on hiatus, Ding Wu subsequently backpacked to Xinjiang for a few months. The journey inspired him to write what would eventually become one of Tang Dynasty's most famous songs, "The Sun". In October 1989, Ding Wu returned to Beijing with the intent of continuing the band. Together with Zhang Ju, the pair recruited drummer Zhao Nian and guitarist Liu Yijun. The band signed with Magic Stone Records in May 1990.
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For their honeymoon the couple backpacked across Western Ghats and stayed in a rustic hut on the Konkan coast for 12 days. The wedding was included in the list of biggest celebrity weddings of the year by the media. In March 2014 NDTV launched a new channel, NDTV Prime. Nitin and Vaishnavi were the guests for the launch episode of NDTV Prime's The Getaway, in which the two were given a Hyundai Elantra which they then drove down to Kamshet.
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Backpacking in the Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming Beskid Niski mountains, in the Polish part of the Carpathian Mountains Backpacking is the outdoor recreation of carrying gear on one's back, while hiking for more than a day. It is often but not always an extended journey,"Travel or hike carrying one's belongings in a backpack: [e.g.] a week's backpacking in the Pyrenees, [or] he has backpacked around the world" (New Oxford American Dictionary). and may or may not involve camping outdoors.
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Cheryl Robinson never saw her husband again. She filed a missing person's report with the FBI and in October 1974 traveled to AIM offices in Rapid City, South Dakota, and its headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota, but was not able to learn much more about her husband's fate. Most AIM representatives denied knowing of him being at Wounded Knee. She hired an investigator, Barbara Deming, and was told that her husband had backpacked into Wounded Knee during the night in order to avoid checkpoints.
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Cameron McNeish has travelled in many of the remote places in the world having hiked, backpacked, skied and climbed in the Alps, the Pyrenees, Spain, Iceland, North America, Norway, Sweden, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Central America, Slovenia, Russia, Guatemala, Corsica, Jordan and Turkey. Despite this most of his walking is done in the Scottish Highlands collecting data for his newspaper columns and creating podcasts for his personal website [ ]. Cameron completed his first round of the Scottish Munros in 1991 becoming Munroist no. 913, he completed his second round in 1996 and a third round in 2008.
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Kilmer sang all the songs in the film and released an album under the film character's name, "Nick Rivers." While garnering more substantial roles and prestige, he also gained a reputation as a ladies' man, dating numerous women, some many years older, including Cher and Ellen Barkin. During a brief hiatus, he backpacked throughout Europe before going on to play the lead character in the 1985 comedy Real Genius. He turned down a role in David Lynch's Blue Velvet before being cast as naval aviator "Iceman" in the action film Top Gun alongside Tom Cruise.
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Manning advocated trail protection and maintenance for much of his life, based on his extensive experience in the Washington outdoors (having backpacked since the 1930s). He was the bane of mountain bikers in the Seattle area. Manning believed foot traffic (both the boots and the horseshoe variety) cannot coexist with the greater speeds of bicycle enthusiasts and disdained local politicians beholden to wheeled-recreation advocates for "spouting pure Lycra". Largely as a result of his efforts, Cougar Mountain is off-limits to bikes and even Tiger Mountain has very limited single-track mileage where bikes are permitted.
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His work in this regard, was met in precarious conditions, for instance in the summer of 1933, when the USGS budget drastically cut due to the crisis, Mertie backpacked alone from Ruby to Flat, approximately , publishing results in another of his USGS Bulletins. He was also a surveyor, photographer, and as many early USGS geologists, due to the remoteness of their work, an amateur botanist and mathematician. During World War I he and Fred Moffit worked in military aerial photography. Moffit developed one an early instrument involving multi-lens photographs, while Mertie did the flying, worked in the darkrooms and also instructed several officers in the techniques.
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After graduating, she spent time learning breakdancing and backpacked around Australia for a year before returning to the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), to begin her graduate studies in neuroscience. She joined the laboratory of neurobiologist Patricia Janak where she completed her thesis showing that neuronal activity was increased in a region of the brain associated with processing of emotions, called the amygdala, in rats learning to associate a stimulus with a reward. Her thesis work was published in Nature and won the Donald B. Lindsley Prize in Behavioral Neuroscience and the Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award. Tye received her PhD in 2008.
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When the first Americans reached the Castle Dome Mountains in the early 1860s, there were already signs of previous mining activity. It was generally held that Native Americans had engaged in mining in the Castle Dome Mountains some years before and backpacked the ore south to a processing site on the banks of the Gila River, where remnants of adobe furnaces were found. As mineral deposits began to be discovered up and down the Colorado River in the early 1860s, numerous mining camps and steamboat ports grew into towns along the river. Heading north from Yuma, prospectors staked gold and silver claims along the river and in the surrounding mountains.
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In February 2014, Choi signed with the talent agency YG Entertainment. She then reunited with previous costar Kwon Sang-woo in Temptation; she played a rich woman who makes a dangerous offer to a married man. Choi joined the fourth season of travel-reality show Grandpas Over Flowers in 2015, where she and Lee Seo-jin backpacked through Greece with veteran actors Lee Soon-jae, Shin Goo, Park Geun-hyung and Baek Il-seob. This was followed by the cable series Twenty Again, where she played a woman who became a wife and mother at 19 then decides to experience campus college life for the first time at age 38 when she becomes a university student alongside her 20-year-old son.
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Koseki began his career as a stagehand for the Phantom of the Opera when it was first performed in Japan by the Shiki Theatrical Company. In 1990, Koseki became the technical director of the show. At the meantime, he decided to study graphic design abroad at the Académie Julian/ESAG (Ecole Supérieure d'Art Graphique) in Paris, France for two years. For the next few years, he backpacked through Europe, crossing Spain and the Sahara Desert, as well as the United States. From 1995 to 1998, Koseki continued his involvement in the Phantom of the Opera as the show’s opening advisor. In 1996, he established an independent record label and produced a CD featuring Satoko Yoshioka who played the “Christine” role in the Phantom of the Opera.
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Backpackers is a mixed genre travel-reality television program created by and starring friends Mick Middleton, James Grech (JAG) and Lee Mahoney from Colac, Victoria. The show was shot on three cameras over a year as Middleton, Grech and Mahoney left everything behind and backpacked on a shoestring budget around Europe. It began airing in Australia on 13 November 2006 on Foxtel's Channel V, but had already been picked up and aired in other countries throughout the world, including OLN Canada, C4 New Zealand, Extreme sports channel Extreme Sports Channel in England, in Turkey, Dream TV Turkey and Channel V in Malaysia. The program has received mixed reviews and cult recognition due to the nature in which the three backpackers went about making the show on small cameras and traveling on their own funds, interviewing, partying and recording all the random moments that occurred throughout the trip.
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He entered Salve Regina University in Rhode Island in 1982, then transferred the following year to double major in computer science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and philosophy at the College of the Holy Cross. He was very culturally and politically active in college, editing literary and science magazines, organizing poetry readings, founding a chapter of Student Pugwash USA, working for the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group and participating in numerous political rallies and teach-ins opposing U.S. intervention in Nicaragua and advocating global nuclear disarmament. He received a BA in Philosophy from College of the Holy Cross in 1987 and went on to study natural language processing as a fellow at Stanford University's Center for the Study of Language and Information and math at Columbia University. He backpacked in national parks and wilderness areas throughout Canada, the United States and Mexico for two years, funding his travels by working as a cook in Missoula, Montana.
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