Then he sprayed cans of beer around, but now he's also learnt how to work the crowd.

BBC: Muse

And now he's getting ready to offer credit to those moving back to New Orleans to rebuild.

NPR: Gulf Banks Vie to Help Hurricane Victims

Now he finds himself facing the daunting task of pushing through changes to incapacity benefit.

BBC: Mr Hutton is seen as ultra-loyal to Tony Blair

Friday, and now he'll have to play again on Saturday, while Fognini had a day off.

WSJ: Rafael Nadal Calls French Open Scheduling 'a Joke'

He is going have to start doing that now he's getting a little bit older.

CNN: Cash: Only injury can deny Nadal in Paris

Now he follows just over 100 people and it hasn't cost him any followers.

WSJ: Using Twitter to Promote Practice, Win Clients

Now he wants to tackle the tough issue of keeping basic business information current and relevant.

FORBES: Radius: How Facebook's Youngest Hire Is Tackling The Local Data Problem

Now he wonders if executives at Enron have set themselves up for a similar fate.

FORBES: Deja Vu

Now he is tackling what may be India's most ambitious infrastructure project to date.

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Now he wanted a stake in a sprawling new medical complex Trehan was building.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Now he is warning that he is "ready to fight if Biya frauds again".

BBC: Cameroon campaign rally

"Not only did he go to the U.S., now he wants to go to Taiwan!"

WSJ: Chinese activist's brother says he was beaten

Now he has ruined - this whole process has ruined the careers of good prosecutors.

NPR: Political Corner: Gonzales

Web-only ads aren't yet regulated by federal election laws, so for now he can't do much.

NPR: YouTube Emerges as Political Tool in Campaigns

Now he appears to be - again - sounding reluctant about becoming the prime minister.

BBC: Is Rahul Gandhi reluctant to become PM?

It had shamed him to long for the house, and now he owned it.

NEWYORKER: Idols

Now he has a new film in development and he is the hippest thing in Tinseltown.

FORBES: The Celebrities Most in Need of Career Rehab

Now he gets ripe avocados delivered twice weekly to the three warehouses he shares with McDonald's.

FORBES: Beyond Burgers

Now he's trying to correct some of the tricks that light plays with art.

NPR: Using Science to Rescue Art

And now he's thought of a way to make another pack, one that lightens a load.

NPR: Backpack Isolates Load for Better Carrying Ability

Now he says we won't use that money to help pay down the deficit.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

Now he was a worrier, a weeper, a specialist only in the art of freestyle distress.

NEWYORKER: After the Movie

He's won trophies in Spain and now he has won a trophy for Tottenham.

BBC: Ramos sets sights on more success

Now he appears on Thursdays, as a regular guest of another talk show host.

WSJ: The American Who Tells Russia How Bad Things Are in America

Now he has very little time to get the train back on the tracks.

FORBES: J.C. Penney: What Mike Ullman Should Do In The Next 100 Days

But now he's come here to a narrow, smelly industrial street near the LA River.

NPR: Redevelopment in L.A. Affects Homeless Population

Now he owns one at age 71 and drives three 12-hour shifts a week.

FORBES: How Taxi Companies Rip Off Their Drivers

But just never energized anybody in a political campaign, and so now he's out.

NPR: Karl Rove Leaves, Romney Wins Iowa Straw Poll

Now he professes hurt at being called out for his relentless ridicule of growth proponents.

FORBES: On The Public Enemies Of Prosperity Policies

Now he is looking for A 7734: The number of his identical twin brother.

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