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Pats go for brokeMoss trades shows sense of urgency in New EnglandPosted: Sunday April 29, 2007 1:16PM; Updated: Monday April 30, 2007 1:08PM
NEW YORK -- Here's my quick-snap read on the just-completed Randy Moss trade to New England: They're not messing around in Foxboro these days. The Patriots are serious about loading up for another Super Bowl run. They're so single-minded that they were willing to take character-challenged University of Miami safety Brandon Meriweather in Saturday's first round, and follow it up by dealing on Sunday for one of the league's leading enigmas, Moss. Someone best go warn the rest of the league. The dynasty doesn't think it's dead just yet. Look, Moss has been more dog than dominant in recent seasons, and at 30 he's not the same freakishly impactful big-play receiver that he was throughout most of his Minnesota tenure. But he can still run (Moss reportedly ran a 4.29 for the Patriots in a recent workout), and if he's going to play with some passion and enthusiasm anywhere at this point in his 10-year NFL career, it's going to be in New England, where the demanding Bill Belichick coaches, the talented Tom Brady throws the passes, and a Super Bowl ring is a more than realistic possibility. If Moss can't care there, he can't care anywhere. For all his immature and, at times, me-first behavior, Moss has always cared desperately about winning. When his team isn't winning he grows disinterested and counter-productive, hurting his club far more than he helps. In Oakland, where the Raiders were a horrible 6-26 during Moss's two-year stay, he took his lack of effort and divestment in all things team-related to new depths. He has always been the kind of player who can't give you the same commitment and enthusiasm if his team isn't playoff caliber. The same trait showed up in his Vikings tenure, after Minnesota slumped toward mediocrity after going to the NFC Championship twice in Moss' first three seasons (1998 and 2000). In New England, that tendency of Moss's should have no reason to surface. The Patriots have finished shy of the Super Bowl two years in a row now -- after winning three in four years from 2001 to 2004 -- and their burning desire to get back to the game's grandest stage has been starkly on display this offseason. In terms of personnel upgrades this year, New England hasn't just led the pack. It has lapped the field. Maybe twice. This is a team that is built to win now, and wants to win now. And by that we mean win it all. Right now. The whole enchilada. Anything shy of a confetti shower in Glendale, Ariz., next February will register as a disappointment in New England. 1 of 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||

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Parnell, New Zealand
Parnell | |
Basic information | |
Local authority | Auckland |
Date established | 1840s |
Facilities | |
Surrounds | |
North | Mechanics Bay |
Northeast | Judges Bay |
East | Hobson Bay |
Southeast | Broadway Park |
South | Newmarket |
Southwest | Grafton |
West | Auckland CBD |
Northwest | Auckland CBD |
Parnell is a suburb of Auckland, New Zealand. It is often billed as Auckland's "oldest suburb" since it dates from the earliest days of the European settlement of Auckland in 1841. To its west lies the Auckland Domain, to the south Newmarket, and to the north the commercial area of St Georges Bay with mainly office-space.
Parnell Rise and Parnell Road make up the main road through Parnell. Parnell Rise leads to the central business district to the west; Parnell Road runs from Parnell Rise uphill to the top of the suburb, and then bends almost 90 degrees and continues towards Newmarket in the south-east. Parnell Road ends at the intersection of George and Sarawia Streets, where it becomes Broadway. Early European settlers knew Parnell Road as "Manukau Road" until well after the formation of Khyber Pass (or Khyber Pass Road) in 1845.
Parnell was named after Samuel Duncan Parnell, who is credited with the establishment of the Eight hour day in New Zealand.[citation needed]
The Borough of Parnell, established in 1877, was amalgamated into the Auckland City Council area in 1913[1] or in 1915.[2] The Parnell Road Board administered the area before the Borough was established.[3]
While Parnell has so far never had a dedicated train station, it is planned to construct a new station near the Mainline Steam Depot at the west of the Parnell shops area, north of the Parnell Tunnel, which has been located under the suburbs since 1873.[4]
The Anglican Cathedral, which stands at the top of the hill, has become an iconic feature of Parnell. It replaced the old wooden St Mary's, demolished in 1888, having served the community for 28 years. The current[update] building has two parts: the brick choir and body of the church date from about 1960 and represent a "modern" simplified version of Gothic. This closely resembles Guildford Cathedral, by Edward Maufe, completed in 1961. (Guildford exempllifies Municipal Gothic: one commentator[who?] described it as "the dying gasp of the Gothic Revival in England".) The massing of the forms, the detailing of the masonry and the smooth expanses of plain brick occur in both buildings. Over the transept entrance stands a bronze sculpture of the Archangel Michael defeating the Devil, very similar to the Epstein sculpture of the same subject on Coventry Cathedral (finished 1962).
The front part of the church, built in the 1990s to the design of Professor Richard Toy and John Sinclair, recalls the new Coventry Cathedral built after World War II. It features large stained-glass windows, illuminated by the sunlight at certain times of the day. Māori motifs and symbols appear in the newer part of the building, which awaits a large spire to finish the composition.
Next to this building stands the smaller wooden Gothic St Mary's. This dates from 1885 and served as the pro-cathedral after the demolition of the earlier St Mary's and until the building of the current cathedral. Designed by B.W Mountfort, it stood on the other side of Parnell Road until the 1980s.
Across the road, on St Stephens Avenue near the intersection with Parnell Road, stands Bishopscourt or Selwyn Court, the residence of the Anglican Bishop of Auckland. This wooden gothic house, designed by Frederick Thatcher, has a chapel and an octagonal turret. Bishop Selwyn and his wife moved here in May 1865.
In this area stand two houses of the same period as Bishopscourt, both open to the public: Kinder House, the residence of the Rev. John Kinder; and Ewelme Cottage. At the end of St Stephens Avenue one finds the Parnell Rose Gardens, Judges Bay and the Parnell Swimming Pool.
During the early 1970s the suburb became rather dilapidated. Les Harvey, a local businessman, created "Parnell Village" and revitalised the area as a week-end tourist shopping-destination. This involved Parnell re-inventing itself as a set of "Ye Olde Worlde Shoppes". As many other Victorian buildings underwent demolition in Auckland at the time, period materials became available cheaply, and the buildings of Parnell village emerged altered, extended and tarted up in a somewhat fanciful but fun ersatz Victorian style. Much of this restyling remains in evidence within Parnell Village and within the Parnell Road shopping area, under the ongoing ownership of the Harvey family's company, City Construction.
Along the upper part of Parnell Road stand a number of these houses, most of them now used by law firms, accountancy firms, shops, and a few restaurants.
The lower part of Parnell has a larger concentration of Edwardian retail buildings, including a number of fashionable boutiques, nightclubs and bars. The streets to each side of Parnell Road remain mainly residential in character, with some townhouses and apartments, especially towards St Georges Bay Road.
At the bottom of Parnell Rise runs Beach Road, so called because it ran round the beach-front of the now-reclaimed Mechanics Bay and Official Bay. St Georges Bay disappeared at the same time. Here stands the former Auckland Railway Station, an impressive brick 1930s structure, designed by Gummer and Ford. The City Fathers relocated the Railway Station here from the bottom of Queen Street to become the centrepiece for the new downtown business area of Auckland.[citation needed] The plan did not prove successful; the station building has ceased to operate as a station and the Britomart Transport Centre has taken over the earlier location. This has started[citation needed] to prove a great success.
Parnell lies within easy reach of two universities (University of Auckland and Auckland University of Technology) and of some significant State secondary schools: Auckland Grammar School, Epsom Girls Grammar School, St Peter's College and Baradene College of the Sacred Heart.
Other private educational institutions located in Parnell include ACG Parnell College (a secondary school), Euroasia and Kaplan International Colleges.
Parnell District School, which caters for Year 1-8 students is the second oldest school in Auckland.[citation needed]
Parnell plays host to several beautiful parks. Besides the main park known as The Rose Gardens, there are several other parks scattered around the area. Fraser Park also known by locals as "Mike Robinson Park", is located at the beginning of Parnell when coming from the CBD. Heard Park, in the centre of Parnell Village, was originally donated to the city in 1953 by the Heard family, the owners of Heards Candy.[5]
From 1921 to 2002, Carlaw Park, which is located in Parnell, was the home of rugby league football in Auckland.
The following served as Mayors of the Borough of Parnell until its incorporation into Auckland City:[6]
- 1877–1877 Henry Matthew Nation
- 1877–1878 J.W. Melton
- 1878–1879 William Coleman
- 1879–1880 J.W. Robinson
- 1880–1881 J. Friar Clark
- 1881–1883 Robert Walker
- 1883–1885 D.H. McKenzie
- 1885–1887 Jonathan Winks
- 1887–1888 Seymour Thorne George
- 1888–1891 H.B. Sealy
- 1891–1892 Seymour Thorne George
- 1892–1894 John McCabe
- 1894–1895 George S. Kissling
- 1895–1896 Spencer Von Sturmer
- 1896–1897 Joseph Thornes
- 1897–1898 N.W. Pollard
- 1898–1903 Hugh Campbell
- 1903–1906 John Fitt
- 1906–1909 George W. Basley
- 1909–1913 Richard Stevenson Briggs
Parnell forms part of the Epsom Electorate for Parliamentary representation, and of the Hobson Ward for council representation within Auckland City. Parnell represents approximately 20% of the population in each of these. The current[update] Member of Parliament for Epsom, John Banks, represents ACT New Zealand. Banks won election in the 2011 general election.[7] The serving[update] city councillors for the Hobson Ward all stood on the Citizens and Ratepayers Now ticket.
Prominent residents[edit]
One of Parnell's most prominent residents, Prime Minister (2008- ) John Key, lives in a NZ$9 million private mansion on St Stephen's Avenue.[8]
Further reading[edit]
- The Heart of Colonial Auckland, 1865-1910. Terence Hodgson. Random Century NZ Ltd 1992. ISBN 1-86941-148-X
- Colonial Architecture In New Zealand. John Stacpoole. A.H & A.W Reed 1976.
- Decently And In Order, The Centennial History of the Auckland City Council. G.W.A Bush. Collins 1971.
- Auckland Through A Victorian Lens. William Main. Millwood Press, 1977.
- Auckland's Original Shoreline. Dr Neride Campbell. Heart of the City 2005.
- The Lively Capital, Auckland 1840-1865. Una Platts. Avon Fine Prints Limited New Zealand 1971.
- ^ Selected Auckland City chronology 1840-1998, retrieved 2008-02-23
- ^ G.W.A. Bush: "History of Auckland City", retrieved 2008-02-23
- ^ Parnell, The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District], pp. 509–515. The Cyclopedia Company, Ltd, 1902, Christchurch. Retrieved 11 October 2010.
- ^ "ARC presses for Parnell train station". The New Zealand Herald. 30 September 2010. Retrieved 12 January 2011.
- ^ http://parnell.net.nz/visiting-parnell/heard-park.html
- ^ Lists of Auckland area mayors, retrieved 2008-02-23
- ^ "ACT's John Banks wins Epsom, Brash quits". stuff.co.nz. 27 November 2011. Retrieved February 23, 2013.
- ^ Lewis, Rebecca (16 November 2008). "And now John Key won't live here either". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 1 November 2011.


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Hurricane Sandy path: D.C. region prepares for super storm
Utility workers and government officials in the nation's capital are preparing for a possible "super storm" that could bring flooding and power outages.
In College Park, Pepco crews were out ahead of what may or may not be a power blow out when Hurricane Sandy makes her way northward.
Dwight Brooks lost power for five days after a storm this summer. Pepco's presence down the street was welcome.
"I am concerned about my children, my son is other street and my daughter is in another area," Brooks says.
Pepco said it had already begun mutual aid calls with states in the mid-atlantic region ahead of Sandy's arrival. Four hundred outside contractors are already in the D.C./Maryland region trying to improve reliability.
Pepco said it secured those extra crews for the storm to add their personnel in case they're needed. And a host of workers were told they'll be on duty this weekend.
Christopher Geldart, director of the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency, says workers are cleaning out basins that collect stormwater, especially in neighborhoods that are prone to flooding.
Eric White of northwest was among the first wave of customers buying generators at home depot in the District. Other customers bought batteries.
On the coast, meanwhile, some residents expressed concern.
Carol Whitten, on Bethany Beach Thursday and long time Bethany visitor, is spending her first off season living here. To her talk of a perfect storm is perfectly upsetting.
"I love it the way it is," Whitten says. "I hate to see it all disappear."
She remembers these scenes from a hurricane turned Nor' Easter in November 2009. Back then, the remnants of Ida formed up with another disturbance and virtually wiped out the beach. There was widespread flooding from the bayside too as high winds pushed successive high tides inland.
It took more than two years to rebuild the beach and dune.
Now there is fear it'll happen again.
Ann McCabe was running her son's boardwalk toy store for the weekend.
"It does concern me because I haven't been down beachfront for any the storms here I've always been more inland more and I without doubt will be concerned for the store," she says.
Wendy Efergan owns four apparel shops here.
For now though, she is hopeful that Sandy takes some beach and dune and leaves the buildings along like, she says, the storms always have.
"The storms just come and go," she says. "Not once have we had any damage. Nothing no water no nothing. Hopefully this will be the same."
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By the end of year there will already be 28 information boards on the D1
The Road and Motorway Directorate has started installing further variable information boards on our most busy D1 motorway. By the end of year there will be 22 new boards, thus the total of 28 boards will mean outstanding coverage, which will increase the supply of information for drivers where they need it most.
We are opening a contemporary traffic information centre
On Thursday, September 11, 2008, the Road and Motorway Directorate put the National Traffic Information and Control Centre in Ostrava into official operation. In the presence of a number of important guests, the operation of the new contemporary workplace with advanced technology for the collection, processing, sharing, publishing and distribution of traffic information and data from the whole road network of the CR was ceremonially started.
This year the Czech Republic will have more than 200 kilometres of motorway and high-speed road sections under construction
The Road and Motorway Directorate now already has a record number of kilometres of roads of motorway-type under construction. To be exact, as of August 2008 160 kilometres of motorways and high-speed roads are under construction.
We have started a special internet portal for drivers on the situation on the roads
The Road and Motorway Directorate has started a unique centralized web system that provides information on the traffic situation on the roads. An internet portal was opened for the public, where it is possible to follow the available information on the current traffic situation. Thus Czech drivers are now able to easily find out what the conditions on the roads where they are planning their journeys are like. The information is available at www.dopravniinfo.cz
Czech Republic obtains CZK 6 billion from EU subsidies for 13 projects of new roads
Thanks to the Operating Programme Transport, the burden on the Czech state budget - and thus on the taxpayers' wallets - in relation to the construction of new domestic highways and roads will be lower. A great benefit for the transportation construction, the funds from the European Union are as high as 85% of the total amount for the construction. The total amount will be up to CZK 66 billion until 2013.
Czech Republic Will Have 1,000 Kilometres of Motorways and High speed roads
This week will mark a major "road-related" event for the entire Czech Republic. The Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic will open the 1,000th kilometre of Czech motorways.
Winter Maintenance 2007/2008
Some 4,500 people are ready to maintain more than 53,000 kilometres of roads in the Czech Republic in winter. They include 500 employees of the Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic who maintain 715 kilometres of motorways and certain speedways, while the other roads are taken care of, in keeping with the maintenance plans, by the relevant road maintenance organisations in the individual regions, and/or subcontracted outsourced suppliers.
An overview of continuous reconstructions on motorways, speedways and first-class roads
Till the end of the year 200, The Road and Motorway Directorate CR plans to reconstruct tens of sectors of motorways, speedways and first-class roads in the total cost of 3,5 milliard CZK. Thanks to this, the drivers would find some complications with traffic in this autumn time, however we hope that this activity will be understood on behalf of a better condition of the road surface.
Safely through a tunnel
Considering the new highway tunnels, an information leaflet was developed, informing the drivers about the safety devices in the tunnels, traffic signs in the tunnels and the general rules of driving through tunnels.
A study: opening of the D5 motorway literally saved the traffic in Plzeň
The motorway by-pass of Plzeň, of which the last sector was opened in October 2006, has brought to the town of Plzeň a relief to freight and passenger traffic by tens of percent. The motorway has taken away the load and on the same time it absorbed all of the additional traffic from the past years. We can see the evidence for this in the study of "Správa veřejného statku města Plzně" (Administration of public estates of the town of Plzeň)
The costs of the solution of the noise burden will reach a couple of tens of billions CZK
Czech Republic is the state with the strictest rules in the field of the anti-noise protection around the traffic communications. According to the law, the owner of the communication is responsible for everything. The Road and Motorway Directorate assumes that the costs of the solution of the noise burden around the main roads and highways will be in the digits of tens of billions CZK.
From 1990 have the duration of ride on the main lines in the Czech Republic shorten for two hours, in 2010 this is going to be even over three hours
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The Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic keeps high dynamics of the construction of roads and highways - there are few tenders in preparation for the contractors of new sectors
The Road and Motorway Directorate of CR prepares in the upcoming weeks to write out a large number of selection procedures for the contractors of new roads and highways. In total will these constructions cost approximately 30 billions CZK.
In 2007 there will be over 70 km of new roads and highways finished in the Czech Republic
The Road and Motorway Directorate of CR plans to open in the period of this year 73,7 new kilometres on the Czech road and highway net of the total cost more than 35 billions CZK. The Road and Motorway Directorate of CR plans construction of new sectors virtually over the whole ground of the Republic.
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Hewlett's daughter
Loved her father
And I think she loved me too
For a little while
Hewlett's daughter
I forgot her
Now I'm treating water
And waste at nights
High above the wrecks
On ice shelves and glaciers
I spy below the mess
And measure the pressure
Where sofas float on roads
And somebody stole your guns
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On ice shelves and dressers
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System Center Integration Pack for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
Updated: November 1, 2013
Applies To: System Center 2012 - Orchestrator, System Center 2012 - Orchestrator Release Candidate, System Center 2012 R2 Orchestrator, System Center 2012 SP1 - Orchestrator
The System Center Integration Pack for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager is an add-in for System Center 2012 - Orchestrator and for Orchestrator in System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1). It enables you to automate actions within Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, such as software and update deployment. In addition, it allows you create and modify collections.
With this integration pack, you can also create workflows that interact with and transfer information to the integration packs for System Center Service Manager, System Center Data Protection Manager, System Center Operations Manager, and System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
System Requirements
The System Center Integration Pack for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager requires the following software to be installed and configured before you deploy the integration. For more information abouthow to install and configure Orchestrator and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, see the respective product documentation.
System Center 2012 integration packs require System Center 2012 - Orchestrator and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.
System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) integration packs require Orchestrator in System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1.
Downloading the Integration Pack
For information about how to download this integration pack, see System Center Integration Pack for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=228710).
Registering and Deploying the Integration Pack
After you download the integration pack file, you must register it with the Orchestrator management server and then deploy it to runbook servers. For more information about how to install integration packs, see How To Install an Integration Pack.
To register and deploy the integration pack
Copy the SC2012_Configuration_Manager_Integration_Pack.OIP integration pack file to the Orchestrator computer.
Confirm that the file is not set to Read Only as this can prevent unregistering the integration pack at a later date.
Click Start, point to Al Programs, point to Microsoft System Center 2012, and then click Orchestrator. Right-click Deployment Manager, and then click Run as Administrator.
In the left pane of the Deployment Manager, expand Orchestrator Management Server, right-click Integration Packs, and then click Register IP with the Management Server. The Integration Pack Registration Wizard opens. Click Next.
In the Select Integration Pack or Hotfix dialog box, click Add. Locate and select the SC2012_Configuration_Manager_Integration_Pack.OIP file that you copied in step 1. Click Open.
In the Completing the Integration Pack Wizard dialog box, click Finish. The License Agreement window appears. Click Next to continue. The Log Entries pane displays a confirmation message when the integration pack is successfully registered.
In the left pane of Deployment Manager, right-click Integration Packs, and then click Deploy IP to Runbook Server or Runbook Designer. Click Next. Select the box next to System Center Integration Pack for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, and then click Next.
Enter the name of the Runbook Server Runbook Designer computer on which you want to deploy the integration pack, click Add, and then click Next.
In the Installation Options dialog box, select the options that apply to this deployment.
To choose a time to deploy the integration pack, select Schedule installation check box, and then select the time and date from the Perform installation list box.
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To set up a System Center Configuration Manager connection
In the Runbook Designer, click the Options menu, and then select SC2012 Configuration Manager. The SC2012 Configuration Manager dialog box appears.
On the Connection tab, click Add to begin the connection setup. The Connection Entry dialog box appears.
In the Name box, enter a name for the connection. This could be the name of the Configuration Manager Site Server, or a descriptive name to distinguish the type of connection.
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Whether you're a single mother trying to raise a son or daughter while working two jobs and attending college, or a rich rapper who has to pay massive child support bills, It Ain't Easy to get by in today's economic climate (OK, somewhat moreso in the former case than the latter, but I digress). Booth newcomer CJ Hilton can relate. For his debut single, the J Records singer/producer goes the "recession music" route, serving up a head-noddable, piano-driven instrumental as he offers encouragement to anyone struggling to make a dime. The Baltimore native's vocal appeal is undeniable, and his message is even harder to argue with: "Hold your head high, let 'em see your crown / Do your own thing, don't let nothing hold you down." Digging this motivational jam? Keep it locked – CJ Hilton's currently-untitled freshman full-length has yet to receive a release date from the label brass, but we'll keep you supplied with all the latest news and tunes.
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At the October 1987 general conference, President Ezra Taft Benson spoke of the of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787, the implementation of the government it created, and the writing and ratification of the Bill of Rights. "It is as a result of these events that we are able to meet today in peace as members of the restored Church of Jesus Christ. For this we should all be eternally grateful," he said.
President Benson spoke "about our divine Constitution, which the Lord said `belongs to all mankind' (D&C 98:5) `and should be maintained for the rights and protection of all flesh, according to just and holy principles.' (D&C 101:77.)"The Constitution of the United States has served as a model for many nations and is the oldest constitution in use today.
" `I established the Constitution of this land,' said the Lord, `by the hands of wise men whom I raised up unto this very purpose.' (D&C 101:80.)
"For centuries the Lord kept America hidden in the hollow of His hand until the time was right to unveil her for her destiny in the last days. `It is wisdom that this land should be kept as yet from the knowledge of other nations,' said Lehi, `for behold, many nations would overrun the land, that there would be no place for an inheritance.' (2 Ne. 1:8.)
"In the Lord's due time His Spirit `wrought upon' Columbus, the pilgrims, the Puritans, and others to come to America (see 1 Ne. 13:12-13). They testified of God's intervention in their behalf. The Book of Mormon records that they humbled `themselves before the Lord; and the power of the Lord was with them.' (1 Ne.13:16).
"Our Father in Heaven planned the coming forth of the Founding Fathers and their form of government as the necessary great prologue leading to the restoration of the gospel."


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At Pitti, Collaborations From Kimmel And Throup
Among the 1,000-plus exhibitors at the 79th edition of Pitti, which opened in Florence on Tuesday, were Adam Kimmel and Aitor Throup, two longtime Style.com favorites, both launching new collaborations with iconic heritage brands and both coming up trumps by creating gotta-have-it hybrids between past and future that will make next fall a better place to be.
Kimmel worked with Carhartt. (A first look from that collection is above.) In his case, that was a whole lotta history. The family-owned company has been dressing America's working stiffs since 1889, which is the kind of durable blue-collar kudos that has ensured Carhartt's coolness with skaters and snowboarders. In other words, Kimmel's heroes when he was a kid. He himself got his first piece of Carhartt outerwear—synthetic duck, quilt lining, corduroy collar (they still make it)—when he was 10. His own take on the brand is, in fact, less a collaboration than a 29-piece Kimmel collection manufactured by Carhartt, so he is able, as he says, "to offer a product at an incredible price point" to an audience that may have craved his Italy-produced signature line without having the readies to buy it. That said, the Kimmel-Carhartt connection is umbilical. The designer has always been acutely sensitive to function in his clothes, and his silhouette has always been forgiving—he used to call it "an American cut," as opposed to Euro skinny-minnie. Still, he's trimmed some of the Carhartt bulk. The stiffness is gone, too. In fact, to wear these clothes is to love them. A worker's jacket in an almost luminous indigo moleskin was softer than velvet. A substantial parka/jean jacket hybrid (2-in-1 pieces are a Kimmel signature) was much lighter on the body than on the hanger. Such user-friendliness will win hearts, minds, and dollars when Kimmel/Carhartt shows up at Barneys later in the year. (Barneys' Jay Bell brokered the relationship, so the store has an exclusive.)
Barneys is also where you'll find Aitor Throup's latest collaboration with sportswear giant Umbro (above). Last year, he remodeled the English football team's uniform for its ill-fated World Cup appearance in South Africa. Now, he's revisiting ten iconic pieces from Umbro's archives (for example, the jacket worn by manager Alf Ramsay in 1966, the year England won the Cup). Throup is obsessive in his research. There's at least two years' worth in this new venture (it's actually called Archive Research Project), and there aren't many designers who could match Throup's understanding of the way an athlete's body moves in clothing. He refers to it as "data informing design," which, techspeak aside, produces garments that follow and flatter the human form as elegantly and effectively as the finest bespoke tailoring. Throup is quick to point out that when Umbro launched in 1924, footballers' uniforms were tailor-made. In restoring the essence of that tradition, he's guaranteeing that sportswear will never be the same.
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Raffaello Napoleone, Pitti Immagine's dapper CEO, convened a group of editors and trade officials—many chattering away in Italian—at Quattro in New York City for a briefing on the upcoming Pitti Uomo and Pitti W fairs. It was a whirlwind visit (Napoleone and company headed for the airport while most were still sipping espresso), but the news was all good. As has been announced, Gareth Pugh (left) will be the invited guest, presenting his new womenswear collection in Florence in January. (Via video message, he expressed his gratitude; Pitti's special events director hinted that he'd be showing in an unlikely location—one that had never hosted a fashion show before.) Trussardi will be the invited guest for men's, but the company has plans that go far beyond fashion. In the Stazione Leopalda in the heart of Florence, the label will not only host its fashion show, but also present an exhibition called 8 ½, one that will include contemporary artworks by Maurizio Catellan, Paul McCarthy, and Tino Sehgal. (There'll even be a house made of bread, courtesy of Swiss conceptual artist Urs Fischer.) And Alberta Ferretti will kick off the event with a special collection presented, she said, "for women everywhere."
The Florentine trade fair, which runs from January 11 to 14, will also play host to a variety of intriguing launches: a new archival project London-based designer Aitor Throup is undertaking with Umbro; a capsule collection celebrating the centennial of the Italian suit line Lubiam; and a new project from Adam Kimmel, who took his turn as Pitti's invited menswear guest two years ago.
The Second-Biggest News In English Football (After That Whole Sex Scandal), And More From Aitor Throup
With England in the grip of a Tiger-sized sports scandal—one involving John Terry, captain of the national football team, and his best friend and teammate's girlfriend, who he apparently got pregnant (bad move for 2009′s Dad of the Year)—last night's launch of the kit the team will wear for their World Cup bid in South Africa this year was a surprisingly low-key affair. Mind you, there were no actual footballers present, just a small group of sponsors, reps from Umbro, and the uni's designer, Aitor Throup. He's been busy. The Best-Looking Designer in Fashion™ is moving out of his years-long best-kept-secret phase with the launch next fall of a capsule collection of trousers, to be followed by a full collection the following season. Throup debuted the pants during the men's shows in Paris with an elaborate, eerie installation (pictured) that highlighted the complex conceptual thought that goes into everything he does. Concepts aside, his designs offer a genuine re-evaluation of basic items, subtly with the footballers' gear, more overtly with his own line, which promises to make you look and feel quite different in your clothes. And if that sounds mysterious, that's because Aitor is also the Most Enigmatic Designer in Fashion™.


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In the Cuerden Valley Park run Michael Hendry finished in 24:45.
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International race walker and chief coach John Payn took part in the Barnard Trophy at Macclesfield.
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5:18pm Thursday 20th June 2013
On an ideal afternoon at Brinscall, the 45th Great Hill Fell Race took place.
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WHEN Paralympian Graeme Ballard was born his father Dennis could hold him in the palm of his hand.
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Chorley sprinter Graeme Ballard won a silver medal in the men's T36 100m tonight.
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Ian's gold standard
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The Holiday Star Theater, originally Holiday Theatre, opened in 1950. Classic Cinemas took over the theater in 1980 and renamed it the Park Forest Theatre. In 1990, Classic Cinemas restored the theater to much of its original 1950s appearance, and divided the auditorium into two screens, with capacities of 374 and 276 seats
At FieldCrest School of Performing Arts, students ascend through three levels of stardom—I'm a Star (for toddlers through preteens), Fashion Plate (for toddlers through preteens), and Camera Ready (for teens)—through bundles of acting, modeling, and dance classes that build a solid foundation of arts education. Acting classes build upon pantomime and improv before moving into performance and technique, and modeling sessions teach students how to prowl and pose like a pro on the catwalk. Ballet, jazz, tap, and hip-hop lessons give pupils the grace and moves they need to perform classical and contemporary routines.
Since its founding in 1977, FieldCrest has cultivated a motivational environment that encourages self-expression and poise. Besides arts classes, it also offers etiquette courses that can convert even the most slovenly kids and adults into Miss Manners devotees.
As summer months wind down and autumn weather creeps in, Odyssey Fun Farm comes alive—and as it's only open from late September to late October, the farm definitely makes the most of its time. A pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, hay rides, and other fall festivities help families start new seasonal traditions as they enjoy the cooler weather. Visitors can also test their senses of direction in the massive corn maze, which stretches over 15 acres and sends participants through hairpin turns and winding roundabouts in a design that spells the farm's name when viewed from an airplane or the shoulders of a very tall person.
Despite the many leisurely activities, there's plenty of adrenaline to be had—corn cannons send bursts of maize hurtling toward faraway targets, pig races pit swine such as Arnold Schwartzenhogger and David Letterham against each other in a dash to the finish, and ziplines let visitors feel the wind in their hair as they speed high above the ground. At sundown on October weekends, Odyssey Fun Farm turns spooky for its Zombie Safari Hayrides. Those who dare climb into a wagon equipped with 20 paintball turrets, which they'll use to slay every zombie that attacks during the pitch-black journey down a winding farm road.
Intimo's menu whisks diners to the Italian countryside with a variety of authentic house-made entrees. More than 300 bottles of distinct wines hibernate in the 58-degree walk-in wine cellar. Director Frank Pecora fosters a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere with dim lighting and sleek, dark wooden accents. Candles flicker atop tables draped in white linens, casting shadow-puppet adaptations of Godzilla vs. Fork and Knife on the exposed-brick walls.
The Lingering Black Death sounds like its best feature is that it can only happen once. However, it happens as many times as you like at The Linger Martini Bar, where the moniker refers to a potent cocktail—a blend of absinthe, Pages Parfait Amour, and Bombay Gin is cut with cherry bitters, a sugar cube, and a dash of sweet champagne. The Death is just one of the bar's 25 specialty drinks, which incorporate liquors such as Patron, Ciroc, Jose Cuervo, and Bacardi Limon. Patrons who leave their pet woodpeckers at home can enjoy cocktails and appetizers at a 25-foot walnut bar, or lounge on a comfy couch or in a low-clung captain's chair. And for a bit of entertainment, they can try their hand at five machines with video slots and video poker, or enjoy the sounds of live music that never requires a cover.


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In 2400 AD, three hundred years since the beginning of the war between humanity and the Crest race, mankind was conquered by their invaders; in the present, there is still deep-rooted hostility between the races. When a spaceship is sent on a distress call and subsequently destroyed by the ship it's after, only two people, Galory and the cyborg Nikolai, make it out alive. The attacking ship, it seems, has been taken over by a violent and destructive Type-38 automaton, and it's up to Galory to put a stop to it. Along with the fiery Crest girl named Althea, Galory and Nikolai will launch into the lair of danger to find any survivors and take down the Type-38.
In the distant reaches of the galaxy, the all-female Solnoids and alien Paranoids, two advanced civilizations, have been at war for centuries. In the midst of a battle, a SOS is sent for the Solenoid fleet to protect a newly-terraformed planet from its enemies; but during the escape, one ship was left behind, crippled and wounded. With only a handful of survivors left, the Star Leaf must now race against the clock to rendevous at Planet Chaos... that is, until something goes terribly wrong.
Gall Force and Good morning Althea are very similar in a way due to the fact there had, or has been a long on going war between two stellar races.
A startling relation between two people in each race, starts up.
Both are 80's glitzy action pieces with futuristic machines, and flashy explosions.
Everyone is excited about the prospects of the awesome new tank-busting Madox battlesuit -- everyone except for lieutenant Kilgore, who has suffered defeat upon defeat during prototype testing. His opportunity for revenge comes swiftly, however, as the truck carrying Madox-01 suit suffers an accident, dropping the war machine into another truck owned by mechanic Sujimoto Koji. Unable to resist the temptation of playing with this new toy, Koji unwittingly becomes locked in the suit and is now hunted by the military, including Lt. Kilgore himself!
Well first off one of the obvious similarities is these are both mecha titles. They also clock in at a similar time frame, and are one shot OAV's.
The machines involved are wearable armor, and both have a small romantic entanglement. Althena, is a alien/human one, and Madox is a High School student just trying to make it to a date.
being that they are OAV's the animation quality is similar, but not top notch for this period.
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Each chapter of Chord Progressions For Songwriters provides a comprehensive self-contained lesson on one of twenty-one popular chord progressions that every songwriter should know inside and out.Lessons cover ascending, basic (I-IV), blues, circle (VI-II-V-I), classic rock (I-bVII-IV), combination, descending, doo-wop (I-VIm-IV-V), ending, flamenco (Im-bVII-bVI-V), folk (I-V), introduction, jazz (IIm-V-I), minor blues, one-chord, pedal point, rock and roll (I-IV-V), standard (I-VIm-IIm-V), and turnaround progressions as well as rhythm and Coltrane changes.You will learn how key, duration, substitution, variation (adding or subtracting chords), and displacement (rearranged chord orders) are used to vary the sound of each progression. You will also take a look at the authors songwriters notebook and work through exercises to reinforce key chapter concepts and get you started building your own progressions.
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Raul Adalberto Mondesi hit below league average this year.
Sure, it was only 6% below-average, but he didn't tear the cover off the ball.
Some are unimpressed, citing below-average numbers as cause for trepidation. Generally speaking, an approach with trepidation is the best course, as planning parades four years out based on projections of prospects in A-ball doesn't really work out that well. This we know.
Back to Mondesi, though, it is probably instructive to look at what he did in comparison to his peers. After all, we're talking about a kid who spent the whole season in full-season ball and didn't turn 18 until the end of July. That's a real 18, by the way. There need not be any speculation as to what his real age might be what with him having been born in the US and all.
We all know who Mondesi is, but maybe Brendan Fraser's character in Blast from the Past just got connected to the internet and overheard the guys in the baseball card shop talking about the kid. So Adam, if you don't know who Raul Adalberto Mondesi is, here goes. As a slick-fielding shortstop who was playing against competition that was the average age of 21.6 years old in his Age-17 season, he had a .312 wOBA and a 94 wRC+. He was playing against guys almost four years his senior and holding his own at the plate while playing a premium position.
For comparison, the position players who were playing their Age-17 season in the Sally League were as follows:
Player | Pos | DOB | AVG | OBP | SLG | wOBA | wRC+ |
Raul Mondesi | SS | 7/25/1995 | .261 | .311 | .361 | .312 | 94 |
Carlos Tocci | CF | 8/23/1995 | .209 | .261 | .249 | .245 | 50 |
That's it.
Since Mondesi does just qualify as an Age-17 player (the cut-off is June 30/July 1), let's include Age-18 players in the Sally, counting any players, full season or not:
Player | Pos | DOB | AVG | OBP | SLG | wOBA | wRC+ |
Ronald Guzman* | 1B | 10/24/1994 | .272 | .325 | .387 | .330 | 106 |
Nomar Mazara | RF | 4/26/1995 | .236 | .310 | .382 | .322 | 101 |
J.P. Crawford** | SS | 1/11/1995 | .208 | .300 | .226 | .262 | 62 |
*49 games | **45 games
Let's extend it to the Midwest League.
Age-17: Justin Williams - LF (3 games) - 8/20/1995 - tore up rookie ball, no reason to post terrible slash from three games
Player | Pos | DOB | AVG | OBP | SLG | wOBA | wRC+ |
Andrew Velazquez* | 2B/SS | 7/14/1994 | .260 | .319 | .336 | .307 | 87 |
Dorssys Paulino | SS | 11/21/1994 | .246 | .297 | .349 | .300 | 83 |
Anthony Santander** | RF | 10/19/1994 | .242 | .303 | .370 | .313 | 91 |
Carlos Correa | SS | 9/22/1994 | .320 | .405 | .467 | .400 | 147 |
Carson Kelly*** | 3B | 7/14/1994 | .219 | .288 | .301 | .280 | 69 |
Orlando Arcia | SS | 8/4/1994 | .251 | .314 | .333 | .303 | 84 |
*65 games | **61 games | ***43 games, demoted to NY-Penn League in June
That covers every prospect in full-season low-A ball this year within a year and three weeks of Mondesi's age. In 2013, there were twelve total position players who stepped on the field in the Sally League and the Midwest League combined who were in their Age-17 or -18 season. If we count the three games Justin Williams played, he was the third-youngest player to step on the field in A-ball.
Of all of the listed players, only two corner/bat-first prospects and one of the game's best prospects, Carlos Correa, were better at the plate. One of the two corner prospects only amassed 49 games at the level, starting the season in extended spring training.
That's just one year though.
Going back to the 2005 season, the following position players were no older than 18 through their whole full-season debut and played a full season (bold players were in their Age-17 season):
SAL - Rougned Odor 96 wRC+;
MWL - Francisco Lindor 102 wRC+
SAL - Jurickson Profar 142 wRC+, Bryce Harper 164 wRC+ (promoted straight to AA in July), Gary Sanchez 122 wRC+, Delino DeShields 78 wRC+ (misses cut-off by two weeks);
MWL - Cheslor Cuthbert 114 wRC+ (5/20 call-up), Ronald Torreyes 146 wRC+ (misses cut by three days)
SAL - Jonathan Singleton 145 wRC+, Domingo Santana 86 wRC+ (only 49 games played, but also barely missed the cut-off for 2011), Christian Bethancourt 70 wRC+ (missed the cut-off by four days);
MWL - Chris Owings 108 wRC+ (misses cut-off by three weeks, also missed last two-and-a-half months with injury), Mike Trout 173 wRC+ (misses cut-off by three weeks, promoted to high-A on 7/9)
SAL - Leury Garcia 68 wRC+, Wilmer Flores 83 wRC+, Jefry Marte 76 wRC+;
MWL - Avisail Garcia 73 wRC+ (May call-up),
SAL - Angel Villalona 107 wRC+, Jesus Montero 143 wRC+, Giancarlo Stanton 169 wRC+, Freddy Galvis 70 wRC+, Francisco Pena 92 wRC+, Oscar Tejeda 83 wRC+, Freddie Freeman 150 wRC+ (turned 19 twelve days after the season ended), Michael Almanzar 53 wRC+ (only 35 games, played in SAL to start 2009, but was demoted to NYPL), Matt Dominguez 137 wRC+ (missed the cut-off by three days);
MWL - Engel Beltre 101 wRC+
SAL - Francisco Pena 49 wRC+, Juan Lagares 56 wRC+, Billy Rowell 105 wRC+ (5/23 call-up);
MWL - Carlos Triunfel 107 wRC+ (promoted to high-A 5/28, 83 wRC+ after promotion in 50 games), Juan Diaz 67 wRC+ (6/5 call-up), Alex Liddi 97 wRC+ (misses cut-off by about two weeks)
SAL - Elvis Andrus 94 wRC+, Jose Tabata 127 wRC+, Fernando Martinez 150 wRC+ (split season between low-A and high-A, 78 wRC+ in high-A);
MWL - Allan de San Miguel 72 wRC+, Justin Upton 117 wRC+ (misses cut-off by about ten days)
SAL - Alcides Escobar (no wOBA for 2005 minor league stats, .271/.305/.362)
Not surprisingly, there are a lot of Major League regulars among the 17- and 18-year-olds. Looking at the list of players, Mondesi (and Carlos Tocci) is the first Age-17 player to spend an entire year in full-season ball since Wilmer Flores did in 2009.
In looking to compare Mondesi against the other Age-17 players who spent the whole season in either the Midwest League or the South Atlantic League, Mondesi ranks thusly in terms of wRC+:
- Jose Tabata - 127 wRC+
- Angel Villalona - 107 wRC+
- Elvis Andrus - 94 wRC+
- Raul Mondesi - 94 wRC+
- Wilmer Flores - 83 wRC+
- Carlos Tocci - 50 wRC+
- Francisco Pena - 49 wRC+
Of the partial season guys, both Triunfel and Martinez split their seasons between low-A and high-A. They both performed well enough to rank above Andrus and Mondesi with their stints in low-A, but their turns in the next level up were not as impressive with Triunfel sitting at 83 in 50 games and Martinez chucking in a 78 wRC+ in 28 games to go with his 150 in 45 low-A games.
Murder was the case that they gave him. Photo credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports
Of those players, Tabata is a roughly 1.0 fWAR player, and Andrus has been worth 16.0 fWAR over his five-year career, though the bulk of the value is tied to his defense. As for Villalona, a murder charge in the Dominican Republic derailed his development for two years. He is back in the saddle, but it's hard for the first baseman to be used as a point of comparison for Mondesi. Flores returned to high-A two separate times after his mid-2010 promotion, but his past two seasons have given cause for hope. It's too early to say much of consequence on Tocci. Pena is a defense-first catcher and new Royal.
There is probably relatively little that we can learn about Mondesi through looking at all of the prospects who met the criteria above, other than to give us a rough estimate of the caliber of prospects that Mondesi finds himself among. There is, however, some anecdotal value in looking at prospects with similarities in both position and profile.
It is tempting to look at fellow middle-infielder Rougned Odor's 2012--which was very similar to Mondesi's 2013--and then what he did in 2013 and dream on what Mondesi's 2014 could be, but that's mostly going to be anecdotal wishcasting. The versions of Andrus and Odor seen in their first stints in full-season ball were pretty similar to what Mondesi did. Francisco Lindor, who was roughly eight months older for the level in 2012 than Mondesi was in 2013, is another highly-touted shortstop whose raw numbers in low-A ball weren't dissimilar from Mondesi's. He, too, took the next step at high-A.
Those three players were the closest comps positionally and offensively (with Escobar probably being in the mix) of the 17- and 18-year-olds. Andrus was the youngest relative to level, having about a month on Mondesi. Lindor was the oldest. If he can be somewhere between the three of them offensively, and given his profile there is definitely a decent shot at this happening, it doesn't take much imagination to see Mondesi rendering Alcides Escobar--or better yet, Mike Moustakas, not unlike the Orioles' phenom Manny Machado, who was almost precisely a year behind Mondesi on the development curve before making the leap straight from AA-Bowie to the Majors late in 2012--superfluous and possibly slotting in as a ~3.0 WAR player.


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Julie introduces Lark to Jake. As Jake looks at her in surprise, Lark pretends to be meeting Jake for the first time.
Matt confronts Chris for sending the picture of him to his father with his location. Chris denies any wrongdoing. Matt is still convinced that Chris is lying.
Karen calls Scotty to go to Eve's rescue after Devlin has her arrested and sent to jail. Scotty rushes to the jail to bail her out.
Lucy and Kevin find Victor in a mound of wadded up paper. All the notes appear to be connected to Rex. It seems that Victor has been looking for the password to Rex's bank account. Lucy gets very excited when she learns that Victor actually figured out the password, until he told her that he can't find the piece of paper that he wrote it down on.
Lark finds Jake in the lounge and apologizes for not telling him who she really was. She begs him not to tell Frank what happened between them for fear that he will send her back to the detention center.
As Matt talks to Julie about the treatment of a patient, a newscrew rushes into the hospital. Suddenly, one reporter went down as shots ring out and the interns rush to the victim. He seems to be out of control, demanding to know where he is. As the interns tell him he is at General Hospital, he suddenly sits up and shouts "You mean General Homicide" and rushes off. The interns discover that the whole scene was a stunt to promote a new book named General Homicide. Meanwhile, Matt and Ellen both sigh with relief because they both thought that Matt's father had showed up for revenge as the shots rang out. Ellen told Matt that if she finds out that Chris had anything to do with what is happening to him, that she will personally throw him out of the hospital. After Ellen leaves to answer a page to the ER, Matt makes a call to insurance billing posing as Chris. He told them that his last claim was messed up and he thinks that his Social Security Number is incorrect and asks them to fax him a copy of it so that he can verify it.
Lucy and Kevin frantically search through all the paper for the lost password. They try to help Victor retrace his steps when he discovered the password but have no luck.
Scotty talks to Devlin about having Eve arrested. Scotty told him that he is going to fund the research himself. Devlin told Scotty that the only place that Eve will be doing research is from the county jail. Scotty tells him that he will see him in court.
Lark brought coffee and cookies to Jake again asking for his silence. He tells her that he cannot promise anything. Joe told Jake that Lark has a way of making people feel sorry for her after they have been nice to her.
Victor apologizes for losing the password. Lucy suggests that maybe he put the password into his computer. Victor told her that he would have never done that because computers are too easy to break into. He says that the only place that you can't break into is jail. Lucy asks him if he has ever been to jail, and Victor says only when playing a board game. That gives Kevin an idea. He checks the monopoly game, and finds the password written on the back of a Get out of Jail Free card. Lucy prepares to go to the bank to make the transaction, but Victor told her that they can do it from there with his computer. He accesses Rex's account and Lucy makes the transfer to her account.
Matt calls a PI firm to have a background check done on Chris. He tells them that he wants a thorough check done starting with Chris's birth. He tells them that cost is not a factor. After he hangs up, Chris comes in and Matt pretends to apologize to him.
Eve returns to the hospital and Scotty told her, Joe and Karen that he is going to fund the rest of the research. As they discuss the details, Devlin walks in and told Eve that she is suspended pending a decision from the board.
Eve turns over her patients to the other interns. They all voice frustration over having to start over with their research in the new lab that Scotty is getting for them. Scotty comes to get Eve to go with him to supply the lab. Devlin talks to Chris about him being at the top of the list for the Quartermaine residency. Devlin told him that he can guarantee that he will get the residency if Chris will join the research team to be his spy. Chris will only go along for a split of the profits from the project along with the residency. Devlin agrees but told Chris that he must first find a way to infiltrate the new research as he has heard that the other interns do not like Chris at all. Chris talks to Julie about her father. He pretends to be insulted with Devlin's behavior and offers his help to the other interns.
Scotty and Eve go to visit Serena. Serena recruits Eve to help her bake cookies.
Jake finds notes in his locker from Lark.
Kevin accepts some deliveries for his father. Kevin thinks the boxes contain his father's belongings from the home. Lucy offers to go through the stuff and put it away to surprise Victor. Lucy jokes that maybe there is some solution to one of the world's biggest dilemmas in the boxes.
Julie went to talk to her father. She asks him to give Jake and Karen their research back. Julie maintains that the research belongs to the people who did the research. Devlin asks her to change the subject. Julie asks that he at least lift Eve's suspension. She does manage to lift his keys to the lab while talking to him. She takes the key to Karen and offers to try to get into the lab because even if she does get caught, her father won't send her to jail. Karen told her where the notes are.
As Kevin went through Victor's things, he finds several items that he has never seen before. Lucy talks about her childhood and told Kevin that it must have been fun having so much fun stuff to play with as a kid, and Kevin tells her that he really can't remember the stuff.
Mike comes to GH to see Matt. He apologizes for not being there for Matt when he needed him and asks how things went when Matt's father came to town. Matt told Mike that his father told him that Chris was the one who tipped him off.
Julie and Chris go into the lab. She asks Chris why he suddenly wants to help the other interns. He says he believes that Eve is in the right on this one and he just wants to do what he can to help. They then locate the research. They meet Joe and Karen and give them the disk. Joe is suspicious as to why Chris would help them. He told them that he despises Devlin and would do anything to beat him to the punch. He also stresses that he would like to be a part of their team. After he leaves, Matt tells them to beware. They should look to see what would be in this for Chris.
Eve thanks Scotty for bringing her to Serena so that she could cheer her up.
Lucy pressures Kevin about not remembering the things in Victor's box. He has a strange vision while looking at a crystal ball.
Lark went to Jake's apartment. He told her that he threw away her notes. She told him not to worry about the age difference. He told her that it is impossible. She asks him why he went to bed with her if he didn't care about her. She told him to do what she wants or she will tell everyone that he slept with her. He told her that it is over and to stay away from him. He told her to find someone her own age. She makes sure that his door is unlocked as they both leave the apartment.
At the coffeehouse, Devon spilled his drink. Kay approached him and asked if he needed a hand. Devon said he was just clumsy. Kay offered to help Devon if he ever needed a hand.
Lucy went to the hospital to see Robin and runs into Audrey reading the latest murder mystery, "General Homicide". Lucy expresses her surprise that Tony could do something so awful as to kidnap the baby and risk Robin's life. Audrey told Lucy that the book she has been reading has some striking similarities in it to the people from General Hospital. There is a character based on Tony, Steve, and even Lucy herself. Audrey also tells Lucy that today (April 1st) is the 35th anniversary of the day that Steve came to work for GH.
Lark runs into Jake at the hospital. Joe notices that Lark seems to have a "thing" for Jake. Frank told Jake that he knows that he would never intentionally encourage Lark, but to be sure to send her a clear message. He asks Jake to tell Lark about his girlfriend Chloe, and Jake says that Chloe has left town.
Devlin runs into Eve and Scotty breaks them up. He told Devlin that Eve is entitled to an attorney and a defense, and he intends to see that she gets the best of both of them.
During the review with the board, Eve professes her innocence. She says that there had been no agreement between the interns and the hospital. She is forced to tell the board that she picked the lock to gain entry into the lab.
Lucy is fascinated with Audrey's book and can't put it down so she buys it from Audrey.
Jake told Lark that Frank saw her flirting with him. He told her that he assured Frank that he would not take advantage of her, and Lark told him that it is a little late for that. He told her to drop it and to not make what happened between them a bigger mistake than it already is. After he leaves, she writes a note to him saying that she is waiting for love this afternoon, and puts it in Frank's message box.
Kevin comes to the hospital to run some errands and runs into Lucy who happens to have her nose stuck in a book. She told him that she hasn't seen Robin yet because she just cannot seem to put the book down. She tells him that all the names have been changed, but that all the characters are someone in Port Charles.
Frank stops at the nurses station to pick up his messages, and the one from Lark to Jake is in his box. He looks for both Lark and Jake but both are already gone from the hospital.
Lucy finally makes it in to see Robin. She told her that she and Kevin are getting married. She also brought her a copy of "General Homicide." During her visit, Katherine Bell also stops by. Lucy and Katherine have an argument over who is "Nancy" in the book until Katherine points out that Nancy has a pet goose.
Karen attends Eve's hearing and Ellen also stands up for Eve. Scotty points out that Devlin sits on the board of a pharmaceutical company and stands to make a lot of money if they were to get ahold of the compound that the interns were working on. Allen says that his holdings have no bearing on the hearing and he sends Eve outside while the board discusses their findings.
Lucy is disgusted to find out that she is the character "Nancy" in the book. Kevin told her that she is overreacting. Lucy thinks that Rex wrote the book.
Jake arrives home and takes his shirt off. Frank knocks at the door and demands to know where Lark is. Jake told him that he hasn't seen her since the hospital, but Lark comes out of the bedroom wearing nothing but a sheet and says that it is time that they told Frank the truth.
Joe and Karen arrive to give Eve their support. Eve suggests that they beat Devlin at his own game and try to get the drug out on the market before he can. Eve is kicked out of the intern program.
Lucy thought that she was the basis for one of the characters in General Homicide and was furious over her unflattering portrayal in the book. Lucy assumed that Rex was behind the book and wanted to sue him for libel. Kevin then admitted to Lucy that he had written General Homicide and he swore her to secrecy. Lucy was shocked that Kevin had written the murder mystery and questioned him about death of the character that was clearly based on her. Victor returned to the lighthouse and started to read General Homicide. Later, Kevin was both surprised and curious when Victor immediately recognized the book as Kevin's work and stated that some of the incidents that Kevin thought were fictional were actually autobiographical. Frank was furious when he found Lark at Jake's apartment. Jake tried to explain that Lark had set him up and that he had stopped seeing Lark as soon as he learned she was only sixteen years old. Jake apologized to Frank, who grabbed Lark and headed home. Back at the Scanlon house, Lark accused Frank of being jealous of her relationship with Jake and said that Frank wanted her for himself. Frank made it clear that wasn't the case and said he had become a foster parent in order to help troubled kids. Later, a tearful Lark apologized to Frank and feared that Frank was disappointed in her. Frank comforted Lark and she responded by kissing him just as Julie entered. Eve confronted Bennett and slapped him on her way out of the hospital after being expelled from the intern program. Later, while talking with Scott, Eve came up with an even better way to settle the score with Bennett. Chris continued his plan to ingratiate himself with the other interns by publicly fighting with Bennett and siding with Eve.
Kevin was intrigued when Victor instantly recognized him as being the author of General Homicide. Kevin said that the book was a piece of fiction but Victor implied that some of the events had actually happened. Kevin was determined to dig into his past and Victor was adamant about keeping the past buried. Kevin then became angry and kept questioning Victor about his childhood. Victor then admitted that Kevin's mother had been abusive and that Victor had saved Kevin at the expense of his brother, Ryan. Victor explained that he had made the hardest decision of his life when he decided to take Kevin and leave Ryan behind with their mother. Later, Kevin had a disturbing dream about Ryan. Julie walked in as Lark kissed Frank. Lark insisted that Frank loved her and not Julie. Frank reached his breaking point and told Lark that she was too disruptive to keep living with them. Later, Lark's case worker arrived to take Lark away from the Scanlon home and Frank and Julie realized that Lark had run away. A desperate Lark called Frank but wouldn't reveal where she was. Lark, however, did tell Frank that everyone who had ever hurt her would be sorry and then hung up the phone. Eve, with the help of Karen and Joe, switched one of Bennett's lecture tapes with an embarrassing sex tape Eve had made of him. During his lecture, Bennett switched on the tape and was mortified. A furious Bennett later confronted Eve and warned her that he would have his revenge. Later, Bennett told Chris that he would soon have an errand for him involving Eve.