In his late teens, he formed Company Flow, a rugged, bratty group that became part of a late-nineties underground held up by many as a modest, principled alternative to an increasingly showy mainstream.
It's a rugged start for the new international "contact group" on Libya, a newfound forum that, only a few days ago looked like a sure winner, not to mention a potential precedent in international relations.
On a recent day in Gorentas, a rugged Turkish mountain village near the Syrian border, a group of smugglers was seen packing guns into empty flour sacks before speeding away on motorbikes.
But remember that the Supreme Court's landmark Citizens United ruling in 2010 centered on the right of a conservative advocacy group to promote "Hillary: The Movie," a rugged attack on Hillary Rodham Clinton.
On the morning of Monday, 4 March 2002, sometime just before the sun came up, an MH-47E Chinook helicopter carrying a group of U.S. Army Rangers flew low across a rugged Afghan landscape.
The group was kidnapped by armed masked men in a rugged area called Kark Talh, officials said.
That fish was not a rugged individualist, but had lived in the context of highly developed group behaviors, and had instinctively attacked a threat to his community.
Sowmya Varadarajan, associate director of Verizon's business solutions group, said Android allowed manufacturers to bring down the cost of a rugged device to around $700, compared with upward of $1,500 for tablets with Windows Mobile.
The tourism group was ambushed by armed masked men while driving off-road vehicles in a rugged, remote area called Kark Talh, government officials said.
