Aberdeen

<center>I can see no reason why it wouldn't make a good movie. The frame work is certainly there.<p>Paul Gregory legendary agent and producer.<p></center><b>ABERDEEN</b> begins on the Chesapeake Bay with the wedding of Ruth Wayne a gorgeous flight attendant and Mark Hopkins a rich and intuitive former SEAL Lieutenant who owns Ridgefield Farm outside Rock Hall on the upper eastern shore of the Bay and runs his family's steel mill in Baltimore.<p>With the help of his staff he establishes a refuge forRed Cross medics injured in combat; discovers a Pollock painting worth millions; changes a hair stylist into a radio talk show hostess; proves that a canister of mustard gas came from Edgewood Arsenal leading to a Captain's court martial; and funds a live film-shoot of a carnival fortune teller and the development of an electronic buoy to monitor pollutants in the Chesapeake Bay.<p>One thing's for sure: life is never boring in <b>ABERDEEN</b>. It's the finale of a trilogy with 75 characters ending with the birth of a foal named Stormy Alex and rise of a farm boy with a nasty knuckleball to the big leagues.<p><b>ABERDEEN</b>'s legacy: You Can Be Better than You Are.