But these days Mr. Hussain is mostly at home, in a redbrick suburban house protected by raised walls, security cameras and a contingent of former British soldiers he has hired as bodyguards.
"The Tenth Inning" often seems to be implying that baseball would be better off in the hands of historians and sportswriters than it is in the greedy, messy clutches of the actual players and team owners (represented on camera by a smaller contingent that includes the players Pedro Martinez and Omar Vizquel, the manager Joe Torre and the team owner and Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig).
In Sacramento, there were as many cameras held by media contingent as there were people celebrating.
And the platform's stars behave in ways that are contingent upon a camera.
A year ago, Mr. McGreevey might have been surrounded by cameras, reporters and a security contingent at such at event.
In this procedure, the infant and the experimenter (or mother) interact via video cameras and TV monitors in the contingent condition, while in the non-contingent condition, a video playback of the actions that the experimenter performed in the contingent condition is shown to the infant.
The team has been attracting a growing contingent of fans, sportswriters and camera crews.
People spoke amid the sound of dozens of snapping camera shutters coming from the huge press contingent.
Trailed by a large contingent of reporters and television cameras, Mr. Giuliani said he was here only to raise money and to campaign for other Republicans, and he did not raise the subject of any presidential ambitions on his own.
By placing the camera against the mesh, I caught a glimpse of the American contingent, which included four San Diego Symphony players: Greg Cohen, Andrew Watkins, Erin Douglas Dowrey, and Ryan DeLisi.
