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Outside Bozeman -The Gallatin Valley's Outdoor Journal ONLINE - Tim Cahill, Mish
Biographical article.
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Extractions: (This article adapted from The Tributary, March 2000) Tim Cahill, Mishap Maestro What to do? If you’re Tim Cahill, world-traveler, acclaimed outdoor writer, and longtime Livingston local, turning back is not an option. "What we did was approach these guys on the street, in public, and say ‘would you guys like to be our bodyguards? We’ll pay you for it.’" The trick was just bold enough to work, and the group, now warlord-strong, resumed its journey northward. When they reached the mines a fierce sandstorm whipped up, and after it was over one of their party was missing. Guessing that he’d been kidnapped by the Arab mine-owners, Cahill and his friends offered ransom. But the Arabs denied any involvement. "We found him the next day," remembers Cahill. "He’d gotten lost in the storm. He was about ten miles away, holed up in an old French Foreign Legion fort, hiding from the Arabs." "Now there’s an ideal mishap," says Cahill. "It’s got politics, revolution, people lost in the sand" – in other words, something to write about. For therein lies the secret to Cahill’s award-winning travel writing: something has to go wrong. And for the tall, thick-bearded, interminably affable author of six books and over 300 articles, something usually does.
Everest: Mountain Without Mercy; Author: Coburn, Broughton; Introduction: Cahill
Everest Mountain Without Mercy Author Coburn,Broughton; Introduction cahill, tim.
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Extractions: Featuring scores of never-before-published images, including the first taken from the top of the world in the spectacular IMAX format, this breathtaking book recounts the harrowing May 1996 Everest expedition led by filmmaker David Breashears. 125+ color photos. Media tour.With spectacular IMAX camera images from the motion picture Everest. Photographs and firsthand accounts chronicle the 1996 Everest expedition that claimed eight lives.
Taking A Dip In Shark Alley With Tim Cahill
An interview in Real Audio format.
http://savvytraveler.com/show/features/1998/19981024/cahill.shtml

Extractions: Listen with RealAudio: Interview with Tim Cahill The last time we spoke with travel writer Tim Cahill, he talked about his adventures in Mongolia...riding across vast expanses of eastern China on the back of a pony and eating something unidentifiably he decided to call, "noisy cheese". Today Tim's come to talk about an adventure that's even more outrageous...swimming with great white sharks in South Africa that probably weigh as much as your car! After I read his article in the August issue of Outside Magazine , I just had to know, Tim, what in the world were you thinking?
Tim Cahill State Treasurer
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CNN.com - Career - Adventures In Travel Journalism - October 13, 2000
An interview with anecdotes and a slide show.
http://www.cnn.com/2000/CAREER/jobenvy/10/13/tim.cahill/
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Far Out
A review by Ted Conover of Pass the Butterworms, in which there is adventure and, most important, there is tim cahill, with his winning, if corny, sense of humor.
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Extractions: There are no nymphos in Mr. Cahill's faraway lands (no butterworms that I could find, either), but there is adventure and, most important, there is Tim Cahill, with his winning, if corny, sense of humor. He jets gamely around the world, filing columns to magazines like Outside and Rolling Stone. He avoids politics the phrase ''third world'' is never spoken and fancy hotels, and seems to prefer being with a group. His humor tends to come at his own expense. He describes in detail how, in calm waters off the gulf coast of Baja California, he managed to capsize his sea kayak: ''When your chair falls over backward, there is that awful jolt of disbelief how could this possibly have happened to me? followed by a sincere and fervent wish no one has seen you.'' On another kayak trip in the Northwest, exploring the woods from a camp on the beach, he falls backward off a pile of rocks and has to be medevacked out. The worst thing Mr. Cahill might call you is the Lady Who Stated the Obvious or the Dreaded Couple Who Did Not Share My Political Opinions. Still, some pieces are serious, and these, to my eye, are the best. The strongest in the book, ''A Darkness on the River,'' describes how a friend's son was murdered while floating a homemade wooden raft down a wild river in Peru. Mr. Cahill accompanied the father and an embassy official to the Indian region where the boy was killed. The precise, dramatic way in which Mr. Cahill re-creates the incident, and his sympathy for the boy's father, make you suspect, toward the end, that this is more than just a horrifying story for Mr. Cahill; he must be able to imagine the same thing happening to him.
Books By Tim Cahill
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Extractions: by Amy G. Carlson (Edited by), Tim Cahill (Contribution by), Amy Greimann Carlson (Edited by), Bruce Chatwin (Contribution by), Robyn Davidson (Contribution by), Tony Horwitz (Contribution by), Robert Hughes (Contribution by), Pico Iyer (Contribution by), Paul Theroux (Contribution by), Ronald Wright (Contribution by)
Tim Cahill Discussion
Hold the Enlightenment More Travel, Less Bliss by cahill, tim Released09/2002. A Wolverine Is Eating My Leg by cahill, tim Released 02/1989.
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Extractions: Sites about Tim Cahill. Best known for his humorous accounts of his adventurous travels, he has also authored screenplays, is an editor at large for Outside Magazine and a contributing editor to Rolling Stone, Sports Afield and Outdoor Life. Arts Literature Authors C Cahill, Tim CNN: Tim Cahill chats about the IMAX film Dolphins
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Heartache Spoken Here Paperback by Walsh, Stephen; Remote JourneysOddly Rendered Paperback by cahill, tim; Pecked to Death by
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Extractions: notsosoft.com files Rapidly approaching book saturation point at home: in order to make life easier, it's time to set some books free. Everything I've read but don't need to own any more, or have been carting around for years without really knowing why, or have a duplicate of (due to cohabitation or absent-mindedness) is to be sold. All these books are being sold through Amazon.co.uk Marketplace. Click through to the each listing to see price and details about the condition of the item - most are completely perfect (I take good care of my tomes) but some have inevitably suffered from moving house or shelves in sunny rooms. Not ruined, but well-loved and worn in the way books ought to be. Living objects. All proceeds will go to the Meg Needs A Holiday campaign fund. Because I really really do. Travel America's Back Porch [Paperback] by Jeffreys, D. Desert Places [Paperback] by Davidson, Robyn The Road to McCarthy [Hardcover] by McCarthy, Pete
Outside Bozeman -The Gallatin Valley's Outdoor Journal ONLINE - Tim Cahill, Mish
tim cahill, Mishap Maestro. If youre tim cahill, worldtraveler, acclaimed outdoorwriter, and longtime Livingston local, turning back is not an option.
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Extractions: (This article adapted from The Tributary, March 2000) Tim Cahill, Mishap Maestro What to do? If you’re Tim Cahill, world-traveler, acclaimed outdoor writer, and longtime Livingston local, turning back is not an option. "What we did was approach these guys on the street, in public, and say ‘would you guys like to be our bodyguards? We’ll pay you for it.’" The trick was just bold enough to work, and the group, now warlord-strong, resumed its journey northward. When they reached the mines a fierce sandstorm whipped up, and after it was over one of their party was missing. Guessing that he’d been kidnapped by the Arab mine-owners, Cahill and his friends offered ransom. But the Arabs denied any involvement. "We found him the next day," remembers Cahill. "He’d gotten lost in the storm. He was about ten miles away, holed up in an old French Foreign Legion fort, hiding from the Arabs." "Now there’s an ideal mishap," says Cahill. "It’s got politics, revolution, people lost in the sand" – in other words, something to write about. For therein lies the secret to Cahill’s award-winning travel writing: something has to go wrong. And for the tall, thick-bearded, interminably affable author of six books and over 300 articles, something usually does.
Salon Travel | Writers We Love: Tim Cahill
Unsubscribe. - - - -. Writers we love tim cahill page 1, 2, 3. tim cahillis beside me, we're all up in a tree and I know this is no dream.
http://www.salonmag.com/travel/bag/1999/08/25/cahill/index2.html

Extractions: Finally we reach a village far, far upriver. From there we leave the river and walk deep into the forest until we reach a clearing where people still do live in tree houses, 50 feet up in the branches. We clamber up a bamboo ladder and then up a notched pole and suddenly there we are, face to face with two infants, two nursing mothers, three boys and two men. We sit and give them tobacco, steel axes, fishing line, metal hooks, salt, matches and rice the cost of a night's stay. Then Cahill shows one of the qualities that truly distinguish him as an adventurer and as a writer: his ability to invest himself in other people's perspectives.
The Massachusetts State Treasury
tim cahill lives in Quincy, not far from his boyhood home, with his wife of eighteenyears, Tina (Falco) cahill, an elementary school gym teacher, and their
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Extractions: New Gift Certificate Law Search for Abandoned Property Timothy P. Cahill Timothy P. Cahill, the second oldest of nine children, grew up in the blue-collar city of Quincy. He attended public schools and graduated from Boston University. In 1982, he and two friends started their own business. For more than a decade, they ran a small restaurant and coffee shop. While running this business, Tim ran for Quincy City Council. In 1987, he was first elected to the Quincy City Council for an at-large seat. He held this seat for fifteen years, stepping down from the Council in January 2003. In 1996, Tim accepted the challenge of running for Norfolk County Treasurer.
The Massachusetts State Treasury
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tim cahill. 19 Titles Sorted by Title Alphabetically. 1. Dolphins (Hardcover)by tim cahill March 2000 2. Everest
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Salon Travel | Writers We Love: Tim Cahill
- - - -. Writers we love tim cahill As adventurous stylistically as physically,this writer-explorer takes us places we've never dared to go.
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Extractions: By Don George Aug. 25, 1999 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-
Salon Travel | Writers We Love: Tim Cahill
you have it, in three paragraphs the history of the world and the paradox at theheart of adventure travel and at the heart of tim cahill's chosen quest.
http://www.salon.com/travel/bag/1999/08/25/cahill/index1.html

Extractions: As in many quests, our first act is to find a guide. In this case, we find William. William is a Papuan from a nearby island who has been upriver before; he knows what he's talking about. "Gone," he told us. "All modern now." By which he meant that the people had come down out of the trees and that they now lived in clapboard houses with tin roofs. The children all went to school, the adults went to church, and everyone wore missionary-

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