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Lenny's tone with his early showbiz friends is naturally more relaxed, more a matter of equals chatting with equals. He first met Adolph Green when they were both working at a summer camp, and Adolph was instantly smitten with his brilliance. By the time Adolph was joined at the hip with his lifelong partner, Betty Comden, and was working with their other great friend Judy Holliday in the nightclub act called the Revuers, Lenny was on hand, playing the piano for them down at the Village Vanguard. (On the occasion of an experimental telecast in 1940, as noted by the columnist Leonard Lyons, the distinguished page-turner for Bernstein was Aaron Copland.)
Only a couple of Lenny's letters to Adolph, and none to Betty or Judy, are included in this volume—maybe none has survived—but their letters to him over the years punctuate and enliven the book. Comden in particular remained a loving friend, sensible and honest and concerned. Adolph is bouncy, gregarious, eager: "Dollink Lennie, What is there to say? You are brilliant, brash, you (28)—I am fat, old (49½) and feeble. In short, what is there to say?" (Actually, Adolph was thirty-two.)
The two musicals Lenny and Adolph and Betty wrote together—On the Town and Wonderful Town—were big hits, but although there was endless talk of their working together again, it never happened. Adolph and Betty were off in Hollywood writing Singin' in the Rain among other movies; he was off in Europe conducting Maria Callas in La Sonnambula. Lenny had his Hollywood episodes, too, ranging from a two-night fling with the young Farley Granger to a serious scheme at Paramount for him to star in a film opposite Garbo: he would be Tchaikovsky, she would be his patron Madame von Meck. Think of the music Lenny and Greta could have made together—even if, in real life, composer and patron never met.
One of the most telling exchanges of letters over the decades is that between Lenny and the woman he would marry, the beautiful and talented Felicia Montealegre. She was a well-born Chilean actress, also a musician, whom everybody adored, including Lenny. It is obvious that she worshiped him, and soon they were talking marriage. An early letter from her signs off "Boss darling—goodnight," not necessarily a happy omen. Marriage receded, then was back on the front burner, then happened. Felicia knew the score. They hadn't been married long when she wrote to him, speaking of what she refers to as "our 'connubial' life":
First: We are not committed to a life sentence—nothing is really irrevocable, not even marriage (though I used to think so).
Second: you are a homosexual and may never change—you don't admit to the possibility of a double life, but if your peace of mind, your health, your whole nervous system depend on a certain sexual pattern what can you do?
Third: I am willing to accept you as you are, without being a martyr or sacrificing myself on the L.B. altar. (I happen to love you very much—this may be a disease and if it is what better cure?)…
As for me—once you are rid of tensions I'm sure my own will disappear. A companionship will grow which probably no one else may be able to offer you. The feelings you have for me will be clearer and easier to express—our marriage is not based on passion but on tenderness and mutual respect. Why not have them?
They did have them, and he had known they would: in a letter about Felicia to his sister, Shirley—always the person he was most open and honest with—just before the die was cast in 1951, he wrote, "I feel such a certainty about us—I know there's a real future involving a great comradeship, a house, children, travel, sharing, and such a tenderness as I have rarely felt." It worked, except when it didn't. When he was in New York, they enjoyed a rich domestic life. Then he would be off on his endless conducting tours, writing long gossipy letters to her, occasionally meeting up with her. She was able to do some acting; she was raising the children.
But by the 1970s, his life as a homosexual had become flamboyantly open, to her increasing distress. He was now immensely famous and powerful, and he cast off all restraints—the self-regard he had always exhibited had hardened into unmitigated narcissism. Burton reports that Paul Bowles, a very old friend meeting him after many years, thought that "he had become 'smarmy' and 'false'; 'a small crumb of what he once had been.' His success had been 'painfully destructive' of his personality. It was," Burton remarks, "a chilling assessment," and the letters validate it.
In 1976, Lenny left Felicia for a young man named Tom Cothran. It was a public break, devastating and humiliating her. Eventually he returned to her, but it was too late—soon afterward, in 1978, she died of lung cancer, and it was his turn to be devastated. Despite everything, she was certainly the great love of his life. "He never recovered from her loss," Burton concludes, "and he never forgot the curse she uttered when he told her he was leaving her for Cothran. She had pointed her finger at him in fury and predicted, in a harsh whisper: 'You're going to die a bitter and lonely old man.'"
The smartest decision made by Nigel Simeone was to include scores of letters to Lenny. Again and again they're more interesting than his own letters—possibly because so many of them seem refreshingly direct and sincere, in contrast to his performances. I've mentioned Comden and Green's letters to him—they're fun, they're witty, and they're true. The letter Jackie Onassis wrote thanking him for arranging the music for Bobby Kennedy's funeral at St. Patrick's reveals this enigmatic woman at her most open and heartfelt. One passage from her long letter, written at four in the morning the night of the funeral:
When your Mahler started to fill (but that's the wrong word—because it was more this sensitive trembling) the Cathedral today—I thought it the most beautiful music I had ever heard. I am so glad I didn't know it—it was this strange music of the gods who were crying…. The only thing that mattered in the world was that Ethel should have what she wished as music for her husband…. Dear Lennie—you were so tender and gentle and understanding—and tactful and self effacing—so she had everything she wanted.
The letters from Martha Gellhorn—a seemingly odd choice of friend for him—are engrossing. He writes to her that he had met her one-time husband Ernest Hemingway
and was taken totally by surprise. I had not been prepared by talk, photos, or interviews for a) that charm, and b) that beauty. God, what goes on there under his eyes? What's that lovely adolescent tenderness? And the voice and the memory, & the apparently genuine interest in every living soul: fantastic.
In response, she writes:
Interested about Ernest. Tenderness is a new quality in him; but people do luckily change all their lives and the luckiest ones get better as they grow older. His main appalling lack was tenderness for anyone. I longed for it in him, for myself and for others. I'd almost have settled for others….
He was interested in everyone but there was a bad side. It was like flirting. (Like you, in fact, he has the excessive need to be loved by everyone, and specially by all the strange passing people whom he ensnares with that interest, as do you with your charm, though in fact he didn't give a fart for them.)…
By the time I did marry him (driving home from Sun Valley) I did not want to, but it had gone too far in every way. I wept, secretly, silently, on the night before my wedding and my wedding night; I felt absolutely trapped…. You will also be surprised to hear that I have never been more bored in my life than during the long long months when we lived alone in Cuba. I thought I would die of boredom.
And there's Saul Chaplin—raw from the experience of helping to produce the film of West Side Story—writing about Jerome Robbins, with whom Lenny had a lifelong relationship, mutually beneficial but, like most relationships with Robbins, fraught:
Jerry, of course, is wildly talented. He is also wildly destructive of people and relationships. For me, one doesn't compensate for the other. He is easily the most reprehensible person I've ever known. And so, when the golden day dawns when I will, at last, be freed from West Side Story, I will make it a life's work never again to mention his name or think of him. That, indeed, will be a time for wild celebration.
Jerry was, indeed, a tough customer. How interesting that, as Simeone tells us, quoting Lenny's longtime record producer, "Felicia was vital to his stability as was Jerry Robbins, the only two people who could make Lenny sweat." Yes, Felicia could be a tough customer too.
Throughout the volume, moments of Lenny's wit and insight flash out:
To Copland, about Anton Bruckner: "Impossibly boring, without personality, awkward & dull, masked in solemnity."
To Felicia, about Lillian Hellman: "I had forgotten what a charm Lil has: speaking to her over the phone reminded me of why one sticks to her through thick: she has a real attractiveness in spite of everything, and a kind of combination of power and helplessness that in a woman is irresistible."
To Felicia, about Herbert von Karajan: "My first Nazi."
Alas, Simeone has diluted the gold in his book with pointless letters—notes, often—from and to Lenny. Here's a telegram from 1957: "Dear Lenny, I hear glowing reports about your new show [West Side Story]. All my congratulations to you and Jerry. Best, Cole Porter." Seemingly anyone with a celebrated name is automatically thrown in. And Simeone's editorial apparatus is erratic—some notes tell you things everyone knows, others don't exist where you want them. Where the letters involve serious discussion of music, they're absorbing—the serious Lenny peeks out—but there should be more (if they exist). Certain friendships—as with the composer David Diamond and the clarinetist David Oppenheim (Judy Holliday's first husband)—are fully explored, others are not. One wants more to and from his parents and siblings. There are almost no letters between him and his three children—their decision, I assume.
Simeone tells us that there are more than 10,000 (!) Bernstein letters extant, and making a selection of a mere 650 must have been a daunting challenge. The results are uneven, but the basic problem stems not from the editor but from Lenny himself: he so often comes across as fatally facile rather than deeply probing. His friend the legendary musician Nadia Boulanger tactfully put it this way when he sent her the score of West Side Story: "Merci—I am enchanted by its dazzling nature—perhaps facility is a danger, but it is enough to be aware of that and follow it…. I often think of you, of the problems and temptations that your gifts give you—divergent and convergent." Lenny was aware of the danger, but he was helpless before the temptations.
Yes, he wanted to be everything to everyone, but we have to remember how well he succeeded at being so much to so many. He was one of the most acclaimed conductors of his day. He was a successful composer, though we tend to take his light music—the musicals—more seriously than we take his serious music. I mean, wouldn't you rather be listening to On the Town or Candide than his "Kaddish" Symphony, his Dybbuk? He was an ardent advocate for the music of his day. He was a potent and highly influential proselytizer for music in general, both in his writings and on television—his impulse was relentlessly pedagogical. ("I don't really possess my own feelings until I've shared them.")
And whatever his emotional vagaries, he was a consummate professional; I worked with him only once, in the 1960s, as the editor of his book The Infinite Variety of Music. He was an accommodating author—late on deadlines sometimes but, considering his schedule, how not? He was serious about his writing and responsive to suggestions. In other words, his ego didn't get in the way of his meeting his responsibilities. And he was appreciative. A few months after our book was published, he sent me a Christmas present. Why was I not surprised that it was a copy of The Infinite Variety of Music?
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I'll never understand the "new girl" at work. I guess I'm using the term girl loosely. She's older than my mother. She's worked 20 years at PCMH and some odd years with UHS' satellite labs. And she's slow as fuck. It doesn't help that PCMH departmentalizes you. Meaning you work one area and one area only. Forever. I personally couldn't do that. I've had days in hemo where if I saw one more urine, JUST ONE MORE URINE. I'd flip my shit. Fridays at work normally suck shit. We usually are working with reduced staff and the workload hasn't changed (just because MD offices close early doesn't mean people don't come to the hospital.) Today we three tech working 2nd. Joy of joys. One for eahc department. Awesome. One was the "newbie". Eh, whatever. It was actually pretty slow until about 1800. So I wasn't having to play clean-up crew behind her. After 1800 we got a fluid, but nothing stat. Just pleural fluid (it's that time of the year for colds, respiratory infections and pneumonia - so more pleural fluids.) I figured I'd divide it up for her (usually the hemo tech recieves and divides the fluids) because it'll take her an hour just to recieve everything. I give her a lavendar tube for the cell count and I go do my pH.
It takes me about 15 minutes to do the pH. Mostly because the damn thing didn't want to standardize (Lab tech repair: turn it off and turn it back on. Working perfectly.) She hasn't started it or anything yet. Whatever. I do my work. Receive things and all that fun stuff. I look at my pending and see that damn fluid is an hour old.Okay, it's not stat. …but we try to have even the routine stuff done with an hour TAT. I have NOTHING on my pending and no mirco to setup. I wander over to hemo and ask what I can help her with. Read those urines? Sure no problem. Some of those urines were two hours old. Really? Gah whatever. Let's get this shit done. I bust a move and get her caught up and get 2/3's of her QC done. Still not done with the damn fluid.
A little while later and I look at her stuff. A stat CBC in the ED that's over an hour old. Jesus Christ. And that fluid still isn't done. I do the diff for that CBC and keep receiving stuff. 3rd shift is starting to come in and I basically tell her to just worry about the fluid diff and then go home. It only took her three and half hours to get that fluid finished. Jesus.
It kills me. I can help her in her department and nothing gets done any quicker. It's an uphill battle. No matter what you do, she rolls right to the bottom. I can't stand to work with her. This is 2nd shift. You have to keep moving or you will fall behind.
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Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment is the first book in the Maximum Ride series, and also the first book of the Fugitives trilogy, by James Patterson. The book was released in the US on April 11, 2005 and in the UK on July 4, 2005. The book is set in the present and centers around the "Flock", a group of human-avian hybrids (98% human, 2% bird) on the run from the scientists who created them. It focuses on Maximum Ride, the leader of the Flock, and the first-person narrator of the story.
Fourteen-year-old Maximum Ride, better known as Max, knows what it's like to soar above the world. She and all the members of the "Flock"—Fang, Iggy, Nudge, the Gasman and Angel—are just like ordinary kids—only they have wings and can fly. It may seem like a dream come true to some, but their lives can morph into a living nightmare at any time…like when Angel, the youngest member of the flock, is kidnapped and taken back to the "School" where she and the others were experimented on by a crew of wack-job scientists. Her family brave a journey to blazing hot Death Valley, CA, to save Angel, but soon enough, they find themselves in yet another nightmare—this one involving fighting off the half-human, half-wolf "Erasers" in New York City. Whether in the treetops of Central Park or in the bowels of the Manhattan subway system, Max and her adopted family take the ride of their lives. Along the way Max discovers from her old friend and father-like figure Jeb—now her betrayed and greatest enemy—that her purpose is save the world . . . But, the question is, can she?
The release and information on the upcoming movie is unknown.
On January 27, 2009, Yen Press published a manga novel version of Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment, the first volume in a series. The graphics were done by college artist NaRae Lee as her first manga novel. It received positive reception. The School Library Journal praised Lee for her "superb job" of adapting the book to "attractive manga-style illustrations", though it noted that the narrative was "a bit slow at first". Booklist said that the plot of the story was "presented with boisterous and nicely stylized images that purposively exploit manga features, postures, and symbolism", as well as that its cliffhanger would "entice readers to seek the next in the series". A Kindle version of the manga novel was also released. The Angel Experiment is finished in the second volume of the manga.


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Non Violence in Buddhism : Part 1
by B. U. N. Peiris,
Recently a friend of mine wrote to me "When the US was massacring in cold blood Buddhist Vietnamese, the Buddhists in
In order to encapsulate, firstly, it must be stated that there is no conception of a Buddhist Brotherhood or Buddhist brothers: according to Buddhism all humans are brother irrespective of the race or religion. Secondly, Buddhism has no militant streak as in some religions;it denounces all forms of violence to the ultimate border making no provision for so called defensive militancy even where life or the religion is being threatened or being destroyed. Thirdly Budhist have never preached or practicsed aggressive conceptions such as anti-capitalism or anti communism:while mainly Buddhist China has been Communist, mainly Buddhist Japan has been Capitalist. Thirdly Buddhist have never displayed a paranoid hatred of
Buddhism, a highly profound religion is laid down in three books called Thripitaka, preaches toconquer hatred by love; conquer evil by good; conquer the stingy by generosity; conquer the liar by truth. It would be absurd to claim that such preaching are adhered by many given the human condition. Situation is similar to the Christianity in which non-violence is the cornerstone set by the theology & the example of the Christ & his disciples.
Although Crusader wars launched by the popes violated the conception of non-violence in Christianity, in contrast mainly Buddhist
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Chemicals were also sprayed on crops. Between 1962 and 1969, 688,000 agricultural acres were sprayed with a chemical called 'Agent Blue'. The aim of this exercise was to deny food to the NLF. However, research suggests that it was the civilian population who suffered most from the poor rice harvests that followed the spraying.
In economic terms, the bombing hurt the economy of the
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The United States Army drafted (called-up) soldiers at the age of eighteen. To protect them from the stress of war, draftees served in
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As the war continued, more and more Americans turned against it. People were particularly upset by the use of chemical weapons such as napalm and agent orange. In 1967, a group of distinguished academics under the leadership of Bertrand Russell, set up the International War Crimes Tribunal. After interviewing many witnesses, they came to the conclusion that the
In November, 1965, Norman Morrison, a Quaker from
Henry Kissinger was put in charge of peace talks and In October, 1972, he came close to agreeing to a formula to end the war. The plan was that US troops would withdraw from
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The North Vietnamese refused to change the terms of the agreement and so in January, 1973, Nixon agreed to sign the peace plan that had been proposed in October. However, the bombing had proved to be popular with many of the American public as they had the impression that
The last
On June 11, 1963, Thich Quang Due, a sixty-six year old monk, sat down in the middle of a busy
The government's response to this suicide was to arrest thousands of Buddhist monks. Many disappeared and were never seen again. By August another five monks had committed suicide by setting fire to themselves. One member of the South Vietnamese government responded to these self-immolations by telling a newspaper reporter: "Let them burn, and we shall clap our hands." Another offered to supply Buddhists who wanted to commit suicide with the necessary petrol.


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SOIL FOR SALE In the 11th month of the year in which tax rates are certainly not going to fall, there's a "rush" to sell farmland, Jim Farrell, president and CEO of Omaha (Neb.)-based Farmers National Co., tells colleague David Peligal. Yet, curiously, Farrell relates, there is a corresponding rush to buy. Now unfolding is a new chapter in the bull-market saga of American agricultural property. Many are the farmers' blessings this Thanksgiving eve. Stunted Interest rates, hungry foreigners and the congressional ethanol mandate have contributed their mite to the making of $7 corn, $14 soybeans and $2.40 pecans. Down on the farm, there's lots of cash and a manageable burden of debt. These are the good old days. IMAGE1 Hearing the proverbial ducks quack, Wexford Capital, Greenwich, Conn., has lately sold the bulk of its agricultural portfolio, including 19,500 acres near North Platte, Neb., for which it paid a little over $2,666 an acre in 2007. Seller and buyer (or, rather, buyers, consisting of four state-financed natural resource districts) shook hands at a price of $4,256 an acre. If sellers are rushing to deal ahead of tax legislation, as Farrell observes, why are the buyers buying? "People are still looking for hard assets," he relates. "They're concerned about this election. They're concerned about the fact that Congress can't get their act together enough to make a decision that goes beyond the next six months. And I think all of that concern has been weighing on this market since 2008 ...
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Argonaut Weekly: February 22-28
PENSACOLA, Fla. – Basketball season is winding down as both the West Florida men's and women's teams have one more regular season game left. The UWF baseball and softball teams are facing tough competition as they prepare for their conference openers in March, and the tennis teams also got started with wins over a Gulf South Conference foe. Finally, the UWF men's golf team had another solid tournament performance, and the Argonauts women's team teed off its spring season yesterday in Birmingham, Ala.
Amy Drake
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Senior Guard
Amy Drake (Niceville, Fla./Winthrop) of the UWF women's basketball team became the ninth player in school history to join the 1,000-point club on Saturday at Lambuth. The senior guard converted a three-point play early in the second half, giving her 1,000 points in just three seasons at UWF. With one game left in the regular season, she ranks eighth in school history with 1,008 career points, third in assists with 289, and second in three-point field goals with 129.
This season Drake is averaging 16.2 points per game, ranking her fifth in the Gulf South Conference and first among all East Division players. Drake also ranks third in the GSC in assists per game (4.6) and first in free throw percentage (.883).
Jillian Lafrance
Senior Pitcher
Jillian Lafrance (Calgary, Alberta/Charleston Southern) was again instrumental in a successful tournament weekend for the Argos, tossing 42 innings in six complete games for a 5-1 record. The senior is now 8-2 on the season, while UWF improved to 9-2 with the victories. Lafrance dominated opponents for two shutout victories over Florida Tech and Eckerd, while her key performance came in an eight-inning win over Saint Leo in which she allowed just one run to score on two hits, punching out 14 batters. She finished the weekend with a 1.83 ERA, 48 strikeouts, walking just six.
Lafrance has thrown a total of 67.1 innings in the young season, fanning 82 total batters and posting a 1.35 ERA. Her opponents hit just .213 against her, and she has helped her team to outscore all opponents 57-22 in 11 games. The senior also holds a .359 batting average as a result of 14 hits, four for extra bases. She is second on the team for runs batted in, collecting 11 thus far.
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- 2/19 vs. No. 15 Nova Southeastern: 4-7 L
- 2/19 vs. Saint Leo: 4-1 W (8 inn.)
- 2/20 vs. Florida Tech: 4-0 W
- 2/20 vs. Eckerd: 8-0 W (6 inn.)
- 2/21 vs. Flagler: 7-1 W
- 2/21 vs. Tampa: 9-2 W
West Florida softball went 5-1 at the Eckerd College Triton Spring Invitational in Clearwater, Florida as they competed in regional matchups. The Argos' only loss came to No. 15 Nova Southeastern, as they now have a 9-2 mark on the season. Senior pitcher Jillian Lafrance threw 42 frames, punching out 48 total batters and improving to 8-2 on the season. Her key performance came in an eight-inning 4-1 win over Saint Leo where she allowed just one run to score on two hits, fanning 14 batters. The Argos shutout both opponents on Saturday, downing Florida Tech, 4-0, and defeating Eckerd College, 8-0, in six innings. Sunday was a red-hot day from the plate for UWF, as they exploded with 27 total hits in wins over Flagler, 7-1, and Tampa, 9-2. Junior infielder Karri Bisbee collected a team-high 13 hits over the weekend, while senior first basemen Shannon Miles notched nine RBI in six games, collecting four on a grand slam in the win over Flagler.
The Argos continue their road campaign next weekend in a non-conference doubleheader at Miles College on Saturday, February 27th. First pitch is slated for 1:00 p.m.
- 2/18 @ North Alabama: 70-73 L (OT)
- 2/20 @ Lambuth: 67-72 L
The Argonauts finished our Gulf South Conference play with a frustrating 70-73 overtime loss to North Alabama on Thursday. The Argos had chances to win the game on the final shot in regulation and tie the game on the final shot in overtime, but both chances bounced out. Tiffany Williams was the Argonauts' leading scorer with 15, and Jessie Ivey added 12 points.
The duo of Amy Drake and Dominique Boykins was not enough to stop Lambuth on Saturday, as UWF fell 67-72 on the road. Drake completed a three-point play early in the second half to score her 1,000th point at UWF, but the Argonauts' comeback bid fell short. Boykins led all players with 25 points, and Drake was not far behind at 19.
The Argonauts have not yet clinched a GSC Tournament berth, but they currently sit in fourth place in the East Division. The only scenario in which the Argonauts would not make it to the tournament is if West Georgia, currently in fifth place at 2-6 in conference play, wins both of their final games against Alabama-Huntsville (Monday) and Valdosta State (Saturday). If that happens, West Georgia would tie UWF for fourth in the division at 4-6, and UWG would advance in a tiebreaker because they would have defeated the first place team in the division, Valdosta State.
UWF will close out the regular season on Tuesday in a non-conference game against Concordia-Selma. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:00 p.m., and the game will be preceded by Senior Day recognition as the Argos' six graduating seniors (Dominique Boykins, Amy Drake, Jamie Freeman, Jessie Ivey, Caitlin Salak, and Tiffany Williams) will be honored for their contributions for the UWF women's basketball team.
- 2/18 @ North Alabama: 79-97 L
- 2/20 @ Lambuth: 75-70 W
UWF went on its final road trip of the season, traveling north to play North Alabama on Thursday and Lambuth on Saturday. The Argos fell to UNA 79-97 on Thursday, as the Lions finished the night shooting an impressive 58.5 percent from the field and had three players score 20 or more. Max Hoggard played only 20 minutes due to fouling out, but the forward led UWF with 16 points and was a perfect 6-6 mark from the field. Maurice Thomas scored 15 with seven rebounds, and Peter Connole added 14.
The Argos rebounded with a 75-70 win at Lambuth on Saturday. Thomas scored a career high 28 to lead UWF, and he finished the game shooting 8-14 from the field and 11-13 from the free throw line. Thomas also added six rebounds and five assists for a strong overall performance. Jonathan Jackson also scored 11 off the bench, and Ken Mitchell scored nine points with a team-high nine rebounds.
UWF will close out the season on Tuesday in a non-conference game against Concordia-Selma. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., and the game will be preceded by Senior Day recognition as the Argos' four graduating seniors (Christopher Evans, Max Hoggard, Jonathan Jackson, Maurice Thomas) will be honored for their contributions for the UWF men's basketball team.
- 2/16 vs. Northwest Missouri State: 12-1 W
- 2/17 vs. Northwest Missouri State: 9-0 W
- 2/18 vs. Northwest Missouri State: 14-2 W
- 2/20 vs. No. 4 Southern Arkansas (DH): 1-5 L, 4-6 L
- 2/21 vs. No. 4 Southern Arkansas: 7-8 L
It was a tough week for the West Florida baseball team as they fell to 9-5 on the season after a 3-3 performance on the week. In a mid-week series against Northwest Missouri State the Argos took down the Bearcats in a clean three game sweep, outscoring the opponents 35-3. It was a great series in which the team had three players bat over .500, including Jack Materne's 7-for-11, six RBI performance over the three game span. The weekend brought No. 4 Southern Arkansas to town in what proved to be the Argos' biggest test of the season thus far. Trouble on the defensive side of the ball plagued the Argos in all three games as they fell 5-1 and 6-4 in Saturday's doubleheader and 8-7 in game three on Sunday.
This week the Argos will have another tough test in front of them as they travel down to central Florida to take on No. 2 Florida Southern. The Moccasins will enter the series a perfect 11-0 on the season having outscored their opponents 130-45. They are led offensively by their shortstop Wade Kirkland who is batting .467 with two homeruns and 16 RBI. They boast six players with double-digit RBI through 11 games and have belted 14 homeruns as a team. As a staff their pitchers have combined for a team 3.66 earned run average and are led by ace Gus Schlosser with a 2.25 ERA in 20 innings on the mound.
- 2/15-16 @ Matlock Collegiate Classic: 4th of 15 teams
Following an excellent performance at the first tournament of the 2010 spring season, the West Florida men's golf team placed fourth overall at the Matlock Collegiate Classic hosted by Florida Southern last week, finishing the tournament with an 884 overall. The highly competitive tournament included nine teams in the top-25 of the nation according to the Golf World/Nike Division II Coaches' Poll, and only three ranked teams were able to beat out the Argonauts, including tournament winner No. 3 Georgia College & State who finished with an 863. Freshman Blake Olson also extended his top-5 individual finishes to two in a row after ending the tournament in third place, shooting a four under 212 and ending just two strokes off the individual winner.
Argonauts will take a full month off from tournament play before continuing on March 14-16 when they travel to Gulf South Conference opponent No. 12 Valdosta State's tournament, the Southeastern Collegiate, being held at Kinderlou Forest in Valdosta, Ga.
- 2/21-22 @ Ann Rhoads Classic
The West Florida women's golf team began its first tournament of the 2010 spring season with a solid first round, leading the Division B field of the Ann Rhoads Classic by seven strokes after the first day with a combined score of 328. Three Argonauts cracked the top-10, with sophomore Jenny Lines finishing low for the team after carding a 79 and is in a tie for fourth. Junior Bhavna Shetty sits in 7th place after an 81, and senior Natalia Espinosa in 10th with an 83. The tournament concludes on Monday, with the final round beginning at 8:30 a.m.
- 2/20 @ West Alabama: Men 8-1 W, Women 9-0 W
Both teams opened their 2010 spring season on the road this past weekend, when the No. 7 West Florida men's and women's tennis teams (1-0, 1-0 GSC) visited unranked West Alabama (3-3, 0-1 GSC) to take down the Gulf South Conference rival. The men took the match with an 8-1 score in Livingston, Ala., dropping only one match in the doubles action and winning every singles match in straight sets to open the season with a winning record. On the women's side, the Argonauts did not drop one game in doubles action, and dropped only six games in all six singles matches combined to defeat the Tigers 9-0.
The Argonauts will hit the road again this week when they travel to Southern Mississippi February 24th before hosting their first home match of the season against Columbus State February 25th.
The UWF Sports Information office is proud to offer a variety of ways to stay updated on Argonaut Athletics:
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Monday, February 22
W. Golf @ Ann Rhoads Classic (at Birmingham, Ala.; Timberline Golf Club)
Tuesday, February 23
W. Basketball vs. Concordia-Selma 5:00
M. Basketball vs. Concordia-Selma 7:00
Wednesday, February 24
M. Tennis @ Southern Mississippi (at Hattiesburg, Miss.) 2:00
W. Tennis @ Southern Mississippi (at Hattiesburg, Miss.) 2:00
Thursday, February 25
W. Tennis vs. Columbus State 2:00
M. Tennis vs. Columbus State 2:00
Friday, February 26
M. Tennis vs. Hawai'i Pacific 10:00
Baseball @ Florida Southern (at Lakeland, Fla.) 6:00
Saturday, February 27
Softball @ Miles (DH) (at Birmingham, Ala.) 1:00
Baseball @ Florida Southern (DH) (at Lakeland, Fla.) 1:00
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You seem to be deliberately missing my point there Mattx. The money is already spent. It is allocated, and done with. The Olympics are going ahead, there's no stopping that - if we did, the government would end up being sued 10 ways from Tuesday, and we'd end up an international laughing stock and somewhere that people don't want to do business with - because the government can't keep its promises.
This government is making the best of what they were handed. They were handed the Olympics, by Labour, and they have to now make sure it is a success.
The way you're talking makes it sound like then entire idea of hosting the Olympics was Cameron's idea, and that he has now decided to stop building schools to fund it. The Olympic budget was decided by Labour, not this government.
So, direct your angst at them.
As I said, whining about money being spent that has been intended to be spent in this way for years, is kinda like crying over spilled milk. No government would ever decide 'right, that's too much money being spent on this event that puts the country in the international spotlight, and is generating jobs, even if temporary, in the middle of an economic downturn, lets cut the budget'. The budget is a legal contract signed with the IOC.


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One of the highlights of the night was a salute to The Beetles, as Ringo Starr took to the stage to sing one of his own songs for the audience at the Grammys. It wasn't an official salute to The Beetles, but we weren't expecting a reunion anyways so getting just Ringo wasn't all that bad.
Artists all night long have been citing the power that The Beetles had on them and getting them to where they are tonight, so that in of itself is a tribute enough. Seeing Ringo Starr rock out like he is still back in the middle of his solo act in the 70s and 80s was good to see as well.
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I want to take my boyfriend out for a nice dinner for our anniversary. I'll be visiting him at UCSD, and neither of us have a car. I was thinking that the UTC mall area would be convenient for walking, but I wasn't sure if there was anything legitimately classy there... Can you give me suggestions for a nice restaurant within walking distance from UCSD? My budget is about $50-$70 for the meal, though if it's less than that but still nice I'm a happy camper :). Thank you.
Roy's and Donavan's are both nice; however, you would have a hard timing coming under $100 with dinner and drinks.
Trulucks by the Hyatt LJ has a happy hour..real nice place.
Donovan's on LJ Village Dr offers a 3 course dinner $50. pp, They also have ladies night on Tuesday with free apps in the bar. Roys' would also fit in your budget.
Wolfgang Puck's Jai is right on the UCSD campus. The only caveat is that they are only open when there is a show at the La Jolla Playhouse, so you need to check the Playhouse schedule. They are reopening this weekend.
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I went to Jai a couple of times, and thought the appetizers were decent, but main courses were pretty bland. Overpriced IMO unless you get one of those cheap restaurant.com coupons/gift certificates ($25 off $50 coupon for $2).
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This sounds like the best suggestion to me. Tons more options in downtown LJ.
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It's free for the students *if* they've picked up a sticker at the parking office. $5 unlimited daily pass is hardly a wallet emptier, though. :)
The 30 actually runs past midnight, which is nice. The budget could be a bit tight in many places, but often there are specials (as noted in this thread about some places) that can keep you in range.
As other said, Roy's, Barolo, Donovan's.
Roy's has three course menus at around $30pp but that's before drinks/tax/tip. To stay close to budget I'd share a dessert/appetizer (one person get the 3 course, another person get an entree and you split 2 courses), but as others said you'll probably still go a bit over $70 if you're ordering more than 1 course + drinks.
Donovan's is more expensive, so it's probably out of budget.
Barolo's is well within budget but on the east end of UTC.
I had a friend recommend the Melting Pot at the Hyatt. It's certainly something different, for a special occasion. I have a kid otherwise I'd have gone. ;-)
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I'd have to go w/ Roy's or Donovan's. You may be even able to get right within budget at Flemings', which has a "small plates" menu section that are decently portioned (won't have 2 meals worth of leftovers, but that's ok) for a decent price.
Went to The Melting Pot once and found the food overpriced and meh for what you get.
If you can get into downtown La Jolla, Roppongi's still has their 50% off tapas happy hour and you'll definitely eat well for your budget. Food can be a little "dated" but it's still good for the $$.
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Yes, it's a chain, but I'd go there over Roys and Donovans any night.
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Come on, now…. Seriously.
I want, a boyfriend who i can call my best friend. One who i can share all my secrets with, and one who'd share all his with me so we'd know everything about each other. I want a guy who'd never be afraid to tell me and everyone else how he feels about me, one who'd write poems or songs and…
I'll get stoned for what I'm about to confess. Why is it so difficult to admit something to yourself, but not to others? I know he'll always remain as he is and neither of us know the right thing too well to even have a glimpse of the destruction it would lead if such human actions were to occur. I never thought I would utter the miserable words again but alas, spending time with him much too much had caused my inevitable feelings to soften me & solidify my theory of platonic opposite sex relationship cannot exist. I'm confused and terrified more than I can imagine. My heart, yet again has set my brain in imprisonment.
"I'm falling for my best friend." - and as I confess these words to those closest to my heart and especially, to myself - I cannot seem to shake it off.
We are exact counterparts of each other - just eras apart.
There's no way to handle this humanly dimplomatic as possible. My hands are tied and I will wait on Him. I cannot make a move for I know it will be a mistake.
All the while, I'll sulk inwardly of all the times this has happened and this time, I hope it will be handled gracefully.
Excuse me, while I throw shoes.
Oftentimes, I've asked the same question: why am I still in this season; whether my season is in the valley or the mountain. "Take me away; far, far away from this place" - much like Jenny's prayer as a child in "Forrest Gump". I've often wondered why God has yet to pluck me out of my situation. The rainy season, the drought - they take turns in my life & where I am right now has been a constant battle for about 13 years now. I question God, I ask Him foolish questions, I get angry - presumably, I'm not alone in this. However, I think I've figured out why He's stayed silent all this time. I need to soak, to simmer, to grow in order to reap the harvest. I need to glory in my tribulations no matter how little or big it is. I need to just take a chill pill & let God manifest in my medications. There's nothing like waiting for something. For someone. As long as I'm breathing, I am hopeful that things will turn around, work for the better for me, and I will be with him. There's nothing like knowing God has created the perfect person for you. There's nothing like being excited for that… no matter the innumerable times you've cried yourself to sleep. There is nothing like living out the dream when the sleep-mode is over. There is nothing like doing some things alone… silently waiting for the greatest gift your Heavenly Father can give you: the better of your other half. Post Valentine's, I still feel the same as I did two days ago and yesterday. The need, the want, the yearn still remains. Increasingly so, as the hours go by. Though, there is nothing I can do but wait.
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