This is a story in which everyday characters (everyone can't have John Nash's beautiful mind) experience mental disorders as part of their lives and manage to cope with them and ultimately prevail.
"If you're around the league enough, you have an idea of which guys have enough IQ and passion to be able to make that jump, " said JohnNash, a former Nets general manager.
Tucked behind two gates equipped with an automatic license plate recognition system, the four-story terraced home was constructed in the 1820s by architect Decimus Burton and overseen by JohnNash, who designed nearby Regents Park.