Have we gone mad? The signs on the ferry warn that thou shalt not emulate Henri Cartier-Bressonwithout consequence.

Meanwhile, the uptight Yankee security state in Boston over-reacted to capitalism's attempt for the next best thing. And I wonder if America isn't playing with a full deck.

Complete with links to new stories about the crazy criminal case known as the State vs. Kenneth J. Krayeske.

Understanding that political differences exist between Gov. M. Jodi Rell and myself, yet considering that we breathe the same air, share the same roads and enjoy the same sights in Hartford, there comes a time when previous disagreements must be set aside and bridges built, and coalitions made.

It is in this tradition of compromise, and this search for common ground that I say "Thank you" to Gov. Rell for expressing what many of us here in Hartford think about Mayor Eddie Perez's lust for his high school by the highway: It is a bad idea. Link...

P rison houses people. Human beings live behind those walls and Trinity College professor Judy Dworin has applied her dance instruction skills to help the inmates communicate with those of us on the outside.

The Judy Dworin Performance Ensemble, in collaboration with the a cappella group Women of the Cross will perform “Time In,” an exploration of the chronological experience inside and out of jail, at Central Connecticut State University's Torp Theatre on February 1 and 2 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $10 each, and I can’t wait to go see it.

In honor of her work, I did a short Q&A with her.Link...

Apparently, Colin McEnroe is sick of me. It’s funny, because if I weren’t me, I might be sick of me, too.

But I have to deal with this arresting mess, and the matter is well out of my hands. In fact, it appears as if it was well out of my hands well before I was ever handcuffed.

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