The name James always seemed like a misnomer; he was Jimmy Weinstein to those who knew him. His spirit was a little too playful for James. I called him "Jimmeth". For me, that nickname captured his unique style: humor and rigor. Or was it rigorous [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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