Lemuel escaped bad grades and succulent pastries in Paris by heading for
college in the States, from whence his inability to extricate himself
allowed him to get a couple degrees, work at some well-known and well
respected companies (Hewlett Packard, Motorola, Ernst & Young), some less
well known or respected ones (Origin Systems, H5 Technologies), as well as
start a completely unknown and hopefully not too disrespected business
(Digital Gap). He more recently escaped the burden and comfort of a home,
joined a travelling circus as a chinese acrobat, and roamed through central
America in search of a motorcycle he never found. The rest of his bio was
unreadable except for a few words like broccoli, eleemosynary, rock
climbing, and Kylie Minogue.
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