One good thing is that England have already recognised him with selection for the Lions, so if he keeps churning out the runs then further, and greater, honours will surely follow.
Yet in the unparalleled selection of old pieces that Taylor's forever pulling out of the basement and dusting off, and in the new works that he keeps churning out, he's mainstream in another way: He makes pre-'60s modes live on.
But if he keeps churning out Game 7 performances as he has in the Devils' last two -- Elias scored both goals in a 2-1 victoverover Philadelphia in last season's conference finals -- Elias just might get his wish of becoming recognized as one of the game's best.
Asad Shafiq (326 runs at 59, no wicket for 19 runs) Compact and classy, he seldom catches the eye, but he keeps churning out the runs from No6, a more important slot in this team, with its two 10s and two 11s as a tail, than in other Test batting line-ups.
Fair enough, but then why does he keep churning individual stocks?
The evening went well, though all through dinner the Starr report was being faxed to us by a friend: pages — four hundred of them — kept churning out of the machine, just a room away.
He also kept churning out revised versions of his own discovery of the AIDS virus, contending in one paper that he had isolated it as early as 1982.
"When I read the indictment, my stomach just kept churning, saying to myself, 'Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.' " He added: "I loved him as a friend but he never tried any of that stuff with me, never, never.
