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22 World Cup items, 22 stories
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The mayor of the sports world
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Building from zero after addiction, prison, and a felony
- Published on Building from Zero After Addiction, Prison, and a Felony - Authors - Name - Gavin Ray - @GavinRayDev Building from Zero After Addiction, Prison, and a Felony I spent ages 14–16 in a maximum-security juvenile prison, became a felon at 19, lost almost everything to addiction, and later rebuilt my life through software, open source, and a few people who took a chance on me. I've wanted to write this for a while, but kept finding reasons not to.