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editI have contested the PROD placed on this page by User:Alexander.hugh.george for two reasons. First, 'insufficient information' is not a criteria for deletion, though I agree that the article is insufficient in its current state. Second, the subject may be minimally notable. I find one mention of him at TheStar.com and a large number (about 5,000) of additional Google hits, though these may or may not be from reliable sources. I find no hits on Google news. Cnilep (talk) 22:35, 24 June 2009 (UTC)