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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Grimm picked in fifth round
A sleepless night and foreboding afternoon came to an end for Justin Grimm on Tuesday as the Texas Rangers selected him in the fifth round of the Major League draft.

Two-sport star commits to Georgia
Nick Marshall’s decision to play college ball at Georgia can be viewed as a reason to celebrate for two Bulldogs' programs.

USC hit hard by NCAA sanctions
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California has received a two-year bowl ban and a sharp loss of football scholarships in a report on the NCAA’s four-year investigation of the school.

Star Spangled Classic will have fireworks
There won’t be any fireworks over fireworks this Fourth of July. Almost a month before the holiday, the Athens-Clarke Leisure Services Department has already rounded up funding for the annual Star-Spangled Classic at Bishop Park.

UGA football team posts second-highest score in SEC in Academic Progress Rates
Georgia’s football team posted the second highest score in the Southeastern Conference behind only Vanderbilt in the latest NCAA Academic Progress Rates released this afternoon.

Royston woman dies in Madison County crash
A Royston woman was killed this afternoon when a pickup truck overturned on Georgia Highway 281 near the Harrison community in northeastern Madison County, the Georgia State Patrol said.

Incoming Athens med students all from Georgia
ATLANTA — All 40 students who will start medical school classes Aug. 9 at the Medical College of Georgia campus in Athens are Georgia natives, the University System Board of Regents learned this morning.

Regents stop waivers for illegal aliens
ATLANTA — The Board of Regents voted today to instruct the presidents of the state's public colleges not to grant any waivers to illegal aliens and to review all applications for fall admission.

Thieves ram man who confronts them
The manager of a landscaping company confronted thieves who were stealing his equipment Tuesday morning, and they rammed his car trying to get away, the man told Athens-Clarke police.

Boarder charged with beating man
A man who runs a boarding house in the 7000 block of Smokey Road was hospitalized Monday after a tenant beat him up in a dispute over laundry, Athens-Clarke police said.

Electronics taken from Epps Bridge
A burglar broke a window of a home in the 400 block of Epps Bridge Parkway between 10 and 11:20 a.m. Monday and stole a DVD player, a game console, a camera, shoes and jewelry totaling $885, Athens-Clarke police said.

Man says woman snatched his $4
A 45-year-old Savannah Street man complained to Athens-Clarke police Tuesday afternoon when a woman he knows stole $4 from him, according to a police report.

Thieves snatch landscaping gear
Workers from a Suwanee landscaping company were working in front of a business in the 3000 block of Atlanta Highway on Monday morning when thieves stole a blower, an edger and a weed trimmer valued at $1,700 from behind the building, Athens-Clarke police said.

Buggy theft becoming a problem for store
A patrolling Athens-Clarke police officer became suspicious Tuesday afternoon when he spotted a man with Kroger shopping carts in his truck at the edge of the shopping center's parking lot on Barnett Shoals Road, according to a police report.

Residents report pair of break-ins
A Meigs Street home was burglarized between 11 p.m. Monday and noon Tuesday. TVs and video games worth $1,610 were stolen, according to Athens-Clarke police.

Burglar grabs gun, bag of Doritos
A burglar walked into an unlocked home in the 400 block of Fowler Mill Road on Tuesday and made off with a Ruger .270-caliber rifle and a bag of Doritos, together worth $605, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.

Coaches, players praise Murray's positive influence
MACON - The last freshman quarterback that Kris Durham caught passes from turned out to be the No. 1 overall NFL draft pick.

Dogs secure two-sport star
Nick Marshall's decision to play college ball at Georgia can be viewed as reason to celebrate for two Bulldogs' programs.

UGA Football's APR score second among SEC schools
Georgia posted the second-highest score among Southeastern Conference football teams in the latest NCAA Academic Progress Rates released Wednesday.

Ching: Curry's challenge exciting to Richt
MACON -Mark Richt observes Bill Curry's program-building effort at Georgia State with the same wonderment most of us would show toward someone starting a business from scratch in our particular line of work.

Freshmen OLB have room to grow
MACON - Linebacker Akeem Dent joined his Georgia football teammates for the start of summer workouts at a 6 a.m. weightlifting session on Monday.

English named second-team All-American
Georgia's Harris English was chosen as a second-team

Frye: Bonds for better economy
With the current economic downturn and increased fees and taxes at the state and local level, the average Athens taxpayer is feeling more and more squeezed. Public officials should be forward-thinking about enacting new ideas to offset increased economic pressures. One such new idea is Property Assessed Clean Energy bonds.

Hale: Go see 'Carousel'
Athens, run fast. Don't miss Town & Gown's production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel."

How to meet the dietary needs of your guests
It's tough to please everyone at a wedding. There's the struggle between traditional and trendy. A choice must be made between giving guests something comfortable or something to talk about.

Dondero: Sharing a dish from childhood
I cooked for my brother when he was dying. Actually, I cooked at his request for his guests. He already had stopped eating.

Cake, crickets, other 'lucky' wedding foods
Brides and grooms hoping to add some good fortune to their marriages have some interesting options when planning a wedding feast.

Goggin: Children's worldview is honest, can be touching
A great thing about children is their fresh perspectives. Mine not only keep me laughing at their brutal honesty, they help me see the world from a different point of view. Their questions make me think - like Tom Jr. asking, "If you go to sleep with the hiccups, will you choke?" Or his reply to my whining about a random commitment that was made months ago: "Just say 'no,' " he said. "It's just one little word, and you'll feel much better."

Cicero: Sweet potato puffs are baked, not fried
My family loves your recipe for S&S Cafeteria's sweet potato puffs, but I really don't like deep frying, especially in the summer. Do you have a suggestion for something similar that you don't have to fry? We have a Carolina sweet potato farm just a mile from us and love sweet potatoes.

Best Bets
Georgia Museum of Art presents ‘The Art of: Style’

Nonprofit youth club fills need, teaches leadership and life skills
For 16-year-old Madison County High School student Erika Bragado, just having someone who can relate to her makes all the difference in the world, because she's learning things she might need to know later in life.

Smokin' Joe Olds to play fundraiser
Joe Olds the fan likes many different kinds of music, including new and classic rock, blues and jazz.

Poultry teams make grade
The Madison County High School FFA poultry judging team placed second in the recent State Senior Competition, while the Freshman Academy FFA placed second in the Junior Competition and the Madison County Middle School FFA chapter placed third. The competition was held at the Oglethorpe County High School Livestock Facility.

Here's who entertaining at SummerJam 2010
Bobby Compton

Recent blood drive nets 17 pints
The Friends of the Madison County Library sponsored a blood drive in May that netted 17 pints of blood from the 30 participants.

Around Madison
Church Banquet

Madison Blotter
The Madison County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:

Crowd pleasin' at your wedding
Throw together all the wedding bands and DJs in Northeast Georgia, and the setlist would be endless.

Steady entertaining
If you spotted Craig Finn in passing, you probably wouldn't figure him for The Hold Steady's lead vocalist - an accountant, maybe, or the band's manager at best. The unassuming frontman nonetheless knows how to put on a wild performance, as he and the band proved recently at the 40 Watt.

Anything but bluegrass
The "old-time string band" Carolina Chocolate Drops would be just as comfortable playing around a campfire as it would headlining at Carnegie Hall.

Shearer: Look below the surface with 'Splice'
Wouldn't it be something if cures for diseases came out as often as new iPhones?

Silva: California Drinkin': Volume Two
Sometimes it can feel like California simply offers too much in terms of wine.

Broken Bells to ring
The curious musical marriage between Danger Mouse and James Mercer gave birth to a gorgeous, swirly album so good it prompted many of the nation's rock critics to stand up to salute.

VanHoose: A spicy (chicken sandwich) affair
Dang it, Chick-fil-A. Why do you have to give me choices?

Empires are 'all over'
Like many rock bands before it, Empires owes its existence to love. Lead singer and songwriter Sean Van Vleet gave up the clear waters of Siesta Key, Fla., to follow the love of his life up to Chicago.

Weekly Roundup
“Billy Goats Gruff and Other Stuff”

Best Bets
Make mine Americana

Bigger than BP and feds claim it is?
NEW ORLEANS - While BP is capturing more oil from its blown-out well with each passing day, scientists on a team analyzing the flow said Tuesday that the amount of crude still escaping into the Gulf of Mexico may be considerably greater than what the government and the company have claimed.

U.N. hits Iran with sanctions
UNITED NATIONS - The U.S. and its allies scored a long-sought victory Wednesday by pushing through new U.N. sanctions over Iran's nuclear program, punishments Tehran dismissed as "annoying flies, like a used tissue."

Disillusioned electorate colors primary contests
WASHINGTON — Embattled Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas narrowly won nomination to a third term Tuesday night, overcoming a labor-backed challenger and defying a nationwide anti-establishment tide that dealt defeat to Republican Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons and forced a veteran South Carolina congressman into a runoff.

Women see election gains
WASHINGTON - It's looking like a new "year of the woman" in politics.

Those filing claims fume at BP
NEW ORLEANS - BP plans to bring in an oil-burning device and a tanker from the North Sea as it tries to contain the crude spewing into the Gulf of Mexico, a disaster creating headaches for people who make money off the sea and those processing their claims of financial loss.

Stocks falter late
NEW YORK - The stock market had another late-day slide, this time because of fears that the Gulf oil spill will threaten BP's dividend and perhaps land the company in bankruptcy court.

Peruvian police say Dutchman confessed
LIMA, Peru - Dutchman Joran van der Sloot, long the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of a U.S. teen in Aruba, has confessed to killing a young Peruvian woman in his Lima hotel room, a police spokesman said.

Utah plans to execute killer by firing squad
SALT LAKE CITY - Barring a last-minute reprieve, Ronnie Lee Gardner will be strapped into a chair, a hood will be placed over his head and a small white target will be pinned over his heart.

Teen accused in second school plot
RIVERHEAD, N.Y. - A teenager plotted with another to pull off a Columbine-style attack on his former high school, authorities on New York's Long Island said Tuesday - the second time in three years he has been accused of such a plot.

Van der Sloot took FBI's money, ran
WASHINGTON - The FBI thought it was closing in on Joran van der Sloot in the Natalee Holloway missing-teenager case, paying him at least $15,000 in a sting operation, federal officials said Wednesday. But when the agency delayed his arrest to build a murder case, he took the money and headed for Peru, where authorities say he now has confessed to killing a different young woman.

Hopeful sign as job openings rise
WASHINGTON - Job openings jumped in April to the highest level in 16 months, a sign that private employers may boost hiring in coming months.

Stocks end slump with late-day rally
NEW YORK - This time, the stock market had a late-day rally.

Regents order steps against illegals
ATLANTA - The University System Board of Regents voted Wednesday to instruct the presidents of the state's public colleges to not grant any waivers to illegal aliens and to review all applications for fall admission.

Nuçi's, Athens-Clarke make their cases
ATLANTA - State Supreme Court justices hearing oral arguments in a property tax appeal by Nuçi's Space grilled lawyers for both sides Tuesday - a hint that the court is struggling with how to decide the case.

UGA expert describes a spill like no other
Nothing like the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has ever happened before - at least not in human history - and it will take years for scientists to understand the damage it causes, University of Georgia marine scientist Samantha Joye said Tuesday.

Police's call on texting
Although texting while driving becomes illegal July 1, police can't say yet how officers will be able to tell when a driver deserves a ticket.

Perdue nixes a gun bill
ATLANTA - Gov. Sonny Perdue on Tuesday vetoed a bill that had drawn the ire of the nation's attorney general because it would have allowed people with concealed weapons permits to tote guns in the nation's busiest airport.

No arrest, little help in outdoor shooting
Investigators on Tuesday hadn't charged anyone or found any victims from a shooting Monday afternoon outside an apartment complex in Northern Clarke County, Athens-Clarke police said.

Children with the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation ride in style
WINDER - Limousines - stretch Town Cars, Escalades, Hummers and the like - filled the hectic streets of downtown Winder on Wednesday morning, but they weren't carrying the president's entourage or world-famous pop stars.

Authorities optimistic they can catch thieves
ARCADE - Jackson County authorities spent more than eight hours Tuesday tracking three men suspected of stealing more than $100,000 worth of tools and equipment from two properties off of U.S. Highway 129.

Judge to decide order of trials in church fire
WINDER - The preacher and son charged with burning down New Life Deliverance Ministries Church in 2005 will return to Barrow County Superior Court on Monday to determine which of the two will stand trial first.

Ex-reporter gets 5 years for child porn
A Clarke County Superior Court judge sentenced a former Athens journalist and educator to five years in prison Wednesday for possessing child pornography.

Sewer line plan dismissed
Athens-Clarke County will rezone hundreds of acres in Northeastern Clarke County to stop potential development that could hurt drinking water quality, commissioners said Tuesday.

DA, Athens-Clarke Commissioners set audit scope
Western Circuit District Attorney Ken Mauldin and Athens-Clarke commissioners came to a tense agreement Wednesday on the scope of an audit of Mauldin's office.

Stepdad still in jail in child cruelty case
A judge refused to set bond this week for a Madison County man charged with cruelty after authorities found his 2-month-old stepson had a dozen broken bones.

Graves wins Deal's seat in Congress
ATLANTA - A Republican with tea party ties was elected Tuesday to the U.S. House in a special election runoff in North Georgia.

Group will host party for Guard
Operation Patriot's Call, the Winder-based civilian network created to help the families of deployed National Guardsmen, will host a homecoming party June 26 for members of the Headquarters and Echo companies of Georgia National Guard's 1st Battalion, 121st Infantry.

Winterville mulls how to spend tax dividends
WINTERVILLE - City leaders soon will begin to spend more than $500,000 in sales tax revenue to improve Pittard Park, and now it's time to decide just how to dole out that money.

Hoschton appeals to high court on fee dispute
ATLANTA - The state Supreme Court heard Tuesday from lawyers explaining why the city of Hoschton should or shouldn't repay developers for a sewer pump it ordered them to install.

All medical campus students Georgians
ATLANTA - All 40 students who will start medical school classes Aug. 9 at the Medical College of Georgia campus in Athens are Georgia natives, the med school dean told the University System Board of Regents on Wednesday.

State curriculum test scores rise
ATLANTA - Students enjoying their summer vacation may have earned more free time based on scores released Wednesday on the state's curriculum test that showed improvement in nearly every category, including a narrowing of the gap between the performance of whites and minorities.

Man convicted of killing 2 executed
JACKSON - A man convicted of the 1986 shooting deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her 11-year-old niece was executed Wednesday by lethal injection.

Panel OKs Chi Phi demolition
ATLANTA - A committee of the Board of Regents signed off Tuesday on the demolition of the Chi Phi Fraternity house, 290 South Lumpkin Ave., on the edge of the University of Georgia campus.

Volunteers sought for Stop Hunger Now
The North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, which is gathering in downtown Athens from Thursday through Saturday next week, is seeking volunteers to help with a Stop Hunger Now project.

Flag Day festivities on tap for Saturday
Elks Lodge 1100 will host a Flag Day celebration Saturday, beginning at 10:30 a.m. with a performance by preschool singers.

Jane Kidd to speak at Dems' breakfast
Jane Kidd of Athens, chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Georgia, will be the featured speaker at the next Athens Area Democrats Breakfast, scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday at Wilson's Soul Food, 351 N. Hull St.

Winder to advertise for new administrator
The city of Winder plans to start advertising for someone to replace longtime city administrator Bob Beck in the next few weeks, Mayor Chip Thompson said.

Funerals today
Funerals scheduled for today.

Funerals today
Funerals scheduled for today.

Death notices
Deaths reported in the region.

Death notices
Deaths reported in the region.

Author tackles the art of interviewing
In the past 25 years, Oconee County resident Matt Alexander has been involved in dozens of job interviews, as either the employer or the potential employee.

Recent grad now Promising Scholar
Watkinsville resident Cinthana Kandasamy, a 2010 graduate of Oconee County High School, was one of 15 Georgia high school students honored as 2010 Promising Scholars by the Honors Program's Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO) at the University of Georgia.

Local students make it to honor lists
Gainesville State College has released its honor roll listing for the 2010 spring semester, for which 8,804 students were enrolled.

Native plants invade discussion
This week's Saturday Stroll at Harris Shoals will feature Amanda Tedrow, an agriculture and natural resources agent for Athens-Clarke Cooperative Extension Services.

Oconee inmate's escape ends after 14 minutes
Cody Wright didn't say a word as he was escorted back to his jail cell after a 14-minute run for freedom June 2.

D’Agostino: Memorial Day celebration appreciated
My neighbors, Steve and Dory Brown, hosted a wonderful family celebration outside Dory’s Hearth, Home & Patio in Watkinsville on (May 29). The event was to honor veterans and raise funds for local veterans’ families.

Around Oconee
The Executive Committee of the Oconee County Republican Party and the board of the Oconee Regional Republican Women will hold a Republican candidate forum June 17 in contested races for seats on the county commission, Board of Education and state House of Representatives.

Oconee Blotter
The Oconee County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:

Editorial: Governor takes long view with tax break veto
Gov. Sonny Perdue's Tuesday veto of House Bill 1023 - the tax-break-laden Jobs, Opportunity and Business Success Act of 2010 - represented a reasonable response to the ongoing economic downturn and its continuing effect on state tax revenues.

Editorial: More reasons for people to hate politicians
MEMO TO: Doug MacGinnitie and Brian Kemp, Republican candidates for Georgia secretary of state.

The Editor's Desk
TRAIN ARRIVES, 16 COACHES LONG: "The Obama administration has quietly added an Atlanta-Chicago route to its official map of potential high-speed rail lines," reports Peach State XPress, a publication of the Georgia Association of Railroad Passengers and Citizens for Progressive Transit.

The Editor's Desk
MORE HOT CONSERVATIVES: Friday's edition of The Editor's Desk steered readers to the website rightwingnews.com, and its feature listing the "20 hottest conservative women in the new media." Today, with a hat tip to Peach Pundit, you're invited to visit libertypundits.net, billing itself as "the new Internet home for Conservatives," for its listing of the "hottest conservative men," as chosen by a host of conservative female bloggers and writers.

Blackmon: No new lessons in trailblazer's downfall
When someone as iconic as longtime White House correspondent Helen Thomas goes out in a blaze of controversy and condemnation, it makes me sad, even if the person is someone for whom I don't particularly care. It makes me sad when we use a single comment to nullify a life of trailblazing accomplishments.

McGinty: Landscape of working world is changing
Last week's federal jobs report looked good on the surface, but the underlying data were troubling.

Why are they making Obama the fall guy?
I, for one, am glad that the catastrophe off the Louisiana coast has been fully explained, and the failure first to prevent and then to halt the hemorrhage of crude oil that is fouling the Gulf of Mexico has finally been laid at the feet of the guy who's truly responsible: the president of the United States, Barack Obama.

Porn need not apply on iPad
Late on a Friday night in May, when the small children of first-generation iPad users were fast asleep after bedtime stories on its fascinating new digital display, a tech blogger launched this e-mail fireball at Apple CEO Steve Jobs:

What others say: License journalists?
Michigan state Sen. Bruce Patterson's proposal goes like this: Many professions are regulated - accountants, contractors, pharmacists and so forth.

Gladiators' West shedding his traditional red and gold
Since he was about 8 years old, Bradley West's baseball uniforms have consisted of just two colors - red and gold.

McFerrin adapts to changes in training
Since he began coaching in 1968, second-year Jefferson coach T. McFerrin has seen a lot change on the football field.

Oconee County's Frazier earns PoY honor
Following the Warriors' run to the Class AAA semifinals, Oconee County's Adam Frazier was named Region 8-AAA player of the year and Stan Fricks was named coach of the year last week.

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UCLA slugs its way to 11th NCAA softball title
OKLAHOMA CITY - Andrea Harrison hit a grand slam, Megan Langenfeld homered for the third time in two games and UCLA put on a record-setting offensive show to beat Arizona 15-9 Tuesday night and win its 11th Women's College World Series title.

World Cup hype hits new high
IRENE, South Africa - American soccer players have been on magazine covers and the nightly news shows in ever increasing numbers. The World Cup is receiving unprecedented promotion in the United States.

Allen's hot hand goes cold in 91-84 loss to L.A.
BOSTON (AP) — Ray Allen lost the shooting touch that made history two days earlier.

Fisher and Bryant, friends and champions
BOSTON - Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher had a pretty productive relationship when they first came into the NBA together, winning three titles with the Los Angeles Lakers and forging a friendship that belied the differences in their personalities and their skills.

Smith: Orr a product of a bygone era
SAINT SIMONS ISLAND -

VanHoose: Logano sends wrong message
Have you ever been to a little league game and noticed the stereotypical little league parent?

LeBron won't pick next coach
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio - LeBron James can pick his next team. If it's the Cleveland Cavaliers, he won't be selecting their coach.

Outdoors: Great spots not too far away
Last week, we took a quick look at two great places to camp within an hour of Athens.

Strasburg mania in full swing after rookie's 14K gem
WASHINGTON - The baseball world rubbed its eyes Wednesday morning, shook its head and thought: "Did that really happen?"

Saints survey damage from oil spill, offer support to fans
FORT JACKSON, La. - A Who Dat Nation weary from the worst-ever U.S. oil spill set aside its misery for a few hours Tuesday to schmooze with the Super Bowl-champion New Orleans Saints.

Kane's OT goal halts drought for Blackhawks
PHILADELPHIA - There was no red light, just Blackhawks flying over the boards in celebration.

Richardson: Why some men have dogs instead of wives
There is a hearty breed (of men, not dogs) that, having shunned the normality of the bond of marriage, now search for loving companionship via other avenues.

Strasburg fans 14 in Nationals debut
WASHINGTON - Over-hyped? Are you kidding? Stephen Strasburg went beyond the hype - and anyone's reasonable expectations - by striking out 14 batters in his electric major league debut.

Strong field in Memphis for last U.S. Open tuneup
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Sweat dripped off Rory McIlroy's face even as he stood in the shade behind the 18th green. This good Irish lad isn't used to the muggy, hot South.

Price becomes AL's first 9-game winner
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - David Price became the AL's first nine-game winner, backed by three Tampa Bay home runs, and the Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays 10-1 on Wednesday night.

Francisco's late hit rallies Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA - Ben Francisco hit a two-run single with two outs in the eighth inning and the Philadelphia Phillies rallied for a 10-8 victory over the Florida Marlins on Tuesday night.

ESPN aims to expand audience
NEW YORK - Knowledgeable U.S. soccer fans - it's not an oxymoron.

Magill: Gullickson has great chance at repeat
Chelsey Gullickson's recent NCAA singles championship was the third time a Lady Bulldog has done so.

Johnson agrees to coach Nets
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Avery Johnson says he has agreed to become the coach of the New Jersey Nets, the NBA's worst team.

Blackhawks just want to clinch
PHILADELPHIA - In a city where the Stanley Cup drought is 49 years and ticking, the temptation is to say it's OK to win the silver trophy at home.

Nebraska decision on Big Ten switch could come Friday
OMAHA, Neb. - Nebraska could be on its way to the Big Ten by Friday.

Video: Accuser feared Roethlisberger's temper
MILLEDGEVILLE - A Georgia college student said she felt powerless to stop a short-tempered Ben Roethlisberger from having sex with her in a bar bathroom even though she told him to stop, telling investigators: "I'm a little girl and he's a big boy."

Suspended Oregon QB Masoli dropped from team
EUGENE, Ore. - Suspended Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli was kicked off the team Wednesday, two days after a police officer cited him for marijuana possession and driving infractions.

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Earls, Palazzone picked on final day
The suspense finally ended for Justin Earls and Michael Palazzone. Earls was selected in the 31st round by the Texas Rangers and

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Garrapiz named to first All-America team
Georgia rising senior Javier Garrapiz earned All-American honors for the first time in his career.

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