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I don't think you fire a position coach at the end of the his first season with a new team, unless he was just unable to fulfill expectations altogether, but I would expect Philbin, or any HC for that matter, to evaluate what they did right and wrong and come up with an improvement plan regardless. That said, I did have some issues with the OLine as that Philbin and Turner seemed Hell bent on changing to new schemes with guys that were drafted or brought in for a different, more power straight ahead, type run blocking. The struggles we seemed to see from guys, whether being confused on blocking assignments, or unable to complete them, could be attributed to this.
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Dan Campbell should know his job as TE coach after 11 years of playing and winning a ring with the Saints. I wouldn't dock him for saying that Devlin reminds him of Romo a little. ;-)
The QBs coach is Sherman's son in law. Nepotism, aye. That said, he should still be judged on his own merit by Philbin. Doubt he is leaving before Sherman though. If anything he would move to a "quality control" type position or something if there was a change.. lol...

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Denver is definitely the better of the two teams but tonight this was a brutal collapse and in a game where you get 35 points from Samuel Dalembert off of the bench you would think that the team would win. The guards were terrible 2nite. Lawson, Iguodala and Brewer did an outstanding job defensively but Jennings TO's and missed layups combined with Ellis overall horrendous shooting/shot selection were what lost this game. Cherry on top Larry takes a really nasty fall and hurts his back, hopefully he is okay. Anyone think of a worse loss this year? Please share your thoughts
Worst Loss of the Season?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:37 AM
they are 21-3 at home playing in the very tough western conference, they are good no doubt but they are far from an elite team and do not have any all star type players, playing in denver is such a stupid advantage, you think the bucks are the first team to gas out in the 4th in denver? you are over thinking this loss.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:30 AM
Sammy having the time of his life was so much fun to be a part of.
Bucks looked great in the first half and we all hoped that they built enough of a lead to get the win. Then to watch the Bucks get picked apart, point by point, foul by foul and most frustrating careless turnovers. They needed Ersan and Dunleavy to get hot and that never happened. Larry hitting the floor was enough to take everyone's breath away.
Another game of two halves. Stunning.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 01:41 AM
It's a tough loss, but the worst loss of the season? Nah. Denver is a very, VERY good team, as they demonstrated against Chicago tonight and by their record since the start of 2013 (15-3). And they're an especially dangerous team at home.
The fact that we were able to lead by so much at any point is a small victory in itself.
The worst loss so far this season... probably the ass-kicking we got in New Orleans earlier this year. That was just embarrassing.
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"I think a little vacation in Virgin River is exactly what Angie needs," Sam Sheridan announced as he looked around the table at his family, all gathered at his home for Thanksgiving dinner. Angie gave her grandfather a grateful smile, relieved to finally have someone on her side. "She's been through quite an ordeal," Sam continued, "and I think medical school can wait while she figures things out. A little rest and relaxation--a chance to visit with the rest of the family--it will do her worlds of good."
"Well, I think if anyone knows what's good for Angie, it's me," Donna replied sternly, glaring daggers at her father. "A visit with Jack, Mel and Brie sounds all well and good, but I'm her mother, and I've supported her from the day she was born. A vacation should be the furthest thing from her mind right now. The accident--" She hesitated, glancing over at Angie. "Well, let's be honest, Angie--the accident has really...affected you. There's nothing that needs 'figuring out.' You need to get back on track academically as soon as possible. That's where your focus should be. That's where it was before."
Before. It seemed for Angie as though things would forever be divided into life before the accident and life afterward. While there wasn't much that she remembered from the car accident itself, there were certainly a few moments that stuck out in her mind. She remembered how close she came to dying that cold, drizzly March evening, lying in an emergency room covered with blood, and that it was her long-dead grandmother who was attempting to help her cross to the other side. She hadn't told anyone in her family about that little detail. Why bother? Some of them already thought she was half-crazy.
On the day of the accident, Angie had been the passenger in a car with her friend. A car on the opposing interstate lane had lost control, crossed the median and hit two oncoming cars--including the one Angie had been traveling in. The crash could've been caused by a flat tire or from the driver's attempt to avoid another car, but there was no clear villain, no alcohol or drugs to blame. It was truly an accident.
The driver of the other car had been killed, everyone else injured, Angie the worst. She'd suffered a couple of serious fractures for which surgery had been required. She also lost her spleen, had a collapsed lung and a titanium rod had been placed in her left femur. But the big issue had been the head injury--there had been an impressive laceration on the back of her head and, while there was no open fracture, her brain began to swell and the neurosurgeon had needed to implant a shunt to drain the edema. After her surgery, Angie had been in a coma for three days and had to fight her way back to the world through a postanesthetic and pain-med haze. Friends, family and medical experts had wondered for weeks if this bright, driven young medical student would have any mental handicaps as a result. She did not.
However, as often happens, the experience changed Angie forever. And those changes were what had led to the current impasse between Angie and her mother, a university professor who wanted to see Angie back in med school as quickly as possible. Today, Angie was fully recovered from her accident and could have gone back to school in September, but she'd chosen not to.
"Well, maybe a brief break from school is within reason," her father, Bob, said to Donna cautiously, once the rest of the family was happily starting dessert and the three of them had offered to start the dishes in the kitchen. Angie rolled her eyes....
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This page lists all recordings of Angelus, by Edward William Elgar (1857-1934) on CD.
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Ave verum corpus, Op. 2 No. 1
Ave Maria, Op. 2 No. 2
Ave maris stella, Op. 2 No. 3
I Sing the Birth
Lo! Christ the Lord is Born
Great is the Lord (Psalm XLVIII), Op. 67
Ecce Sacerdos Magnus
O Salutaris Hostia
Fear Not, O Land
O hearken Thou, Op. 64
Give unto the Lord (Psalm XXIX), Op. 74
Worcester Cathedral Choir, Adrian Partington (organ), Donald Hunt
Helios - CDH55147
Usually despatched in 2 - 3 working days.
God Save The Queen
(arr. Elgar)
Symphony No. 1 in A flat major, Op. 55
Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir John Barbirolli
Introduction & Allegro for strings, Op. 47
Allegri Quartet
Sinfonia of London, Sir John Barbirolli
Symphony No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 63
Hallé Orchestra, Sir John Barbirolli
Elegy for strings, Op. 58
New Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir John Barbirolli
Sospiri, Op. 70
Falstaff - Symphonic Study in C minor, Op. 68
Cockaigne Overture, Op. 40 'In London Town'
Froissart Overture, Op. 19
Enigma Variations, Op. 36
Pomp and Circumstance Marches Nos. 1-5, Op. 39
Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op. 20
Sea Pictures, Op. 37
Dame Janet Baker
London Symphony Orchestra, Sir John Barbirolli
Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85
Jacqueline du Pré (cello)
Violin Sonata in E minor, Op. 82
David Parkhouse
Violin Concerto in B minor, Op. 61
Hugh Bean (violin)
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
Nursery Suite
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley
Severn Suite, Op. 87
Crown of India, Op. 66: Suite
Coronation March, Op. 65
The Wand of Youth Suite No. 1, Op. 1a
The Wand of Youth Suite No. 2, Op. 1b
Bavarian Dances (3)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult
Chanson de Nuit, Op. 15 No. 1
Chanson de Matin, Op. 15 No. 2
Fantasia & Fugue in C minor, Op. 86 (after Bach, BWV 537)
Overture in D minor (after Handel, HWV247)
In the South (Alassio), Op. 50
Carillon, Op. 75
Grania and Diarmid, Op. 42 - Incidental Music
Imperial March, Op. 32
Empire March
David Bell
Beau Brummel
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Lawrence Collingwood
Dream Children, Op. 43
Salut d'amour, Op. 12
Northern Sinfonia of England, Sir Neville Marriner
May Song
Romance, Op. 62
Sérénade lyrique
Mazurka, Op. 10 No. 1
Sérénade mauresque, Op. 10 No. 2
Contrasts, Op. 10 No. 3
Piano Quintet in A minor, Op. 84
John Ogdon (piano)
String Quartet in E minor, Op. 83
Serenade for piano
Concert Allegro, Op. 46
The Dream of Gerontius, Op. 38
Dame Janet Baker (Mezzo Soprano), Richard Lewis (Tenor) & Kim Borg (Bass)
Hallé Choir, Sheffield Philharmonic Chorus, Ambrosian Singers & Hallé Orchestra, Sir John Barbirolli
The Apostles, Op. 49
Sheila Armstrong (Soprano), Helen Watts (Contralto), Robert Tear (Tenor), Benjamin Luxon (Baritone), Clifford Grant (Bass) & John Carol Case (Baritone)
Downe House School Choir, London Philharmonic Choir & London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult
The Kingdom, Op. 51
Dame Margaret Price (Soprano), Yvonne Minton (Contralto), Alexander Young (Tenor) & John Shirley-Quirk (Baritone)
London Philharmonic Choir & London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult
Coronation Ode, Op. 44
Dame Felicity Lott (Soprano), Alfreda Hodgson (Contralto), Richard Morton (Tenor) & Stephen Roberts (Baritone)
Cambridge University Musical Society Chorus, Choir of King's College, Cambridge, Band of the Royal Military School of Music & New Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir Philip Ledger
The Light of Life, Op. 29 'Lux Christi'
Margaret Marshall (Soprano), Helen Watts (Contralto), Robin Leggate (Tenor) & John Shirley-Quirk (Baritone)
Liverpool Philharmonic Choir & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Black Knight, Op. 25
Scenes from the Saga of King Olaf
Teresa Cahill (Soprano), Philip Langridge (Tenor) & Brian Rayner Cook (Baritone)
London Philharmonic Choir & London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley
Spanish Serenade 'Stars of the Summer Night'
The Snow
Fly singing bird
Caractacus, Op. 35
Peter Glossop (Baritone), Sheila Armstrong (Soprano), Robert Tear (Tenor), Brian Rayner Cook (Baritone), Malcolm King (Bass) & Richard Suart (Bass)
The Banner of St George
London Symphony Chorus & Northern Sinfonia of England, Richard Hickox
Benedictus, Op. 34 No. 2
Te Deum laudamus, Op. 34, No. 1
Stephen Roberts (Baritone)
The Spirit of England, Op. 80
Dame Felicity Lott (Soprano)
Land of Hope and Glory
(arr. Arthur Fagge)
Worcester Cathedral Choir, Harry Bramma & Christopher Robinson
Vesper Voluntaries, Op. 14
Organ Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 28
Herbert Sumsion (organ)
The Music Makers, Op. 69
The Sanguine Fan, Op. 81
Starlight Express, Op. 78
Valerie Masterson (Soprano) & Derek Hammond-Stroud (Baritone)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley
Scenes (6) from the Bavarian Highlands, Op. 27
Pleading, Op. 48 No. 1
Three Songs, Op. 59
Two Songs Op. 60 (The Torch; The River)
Two Part-songs Op. 71
My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land Op. 18 No. 3
Five Part-songs from The Greek Anthology, Op. 45
The Wanderer
The Reveille Op. 54
Four Part-songs Op. 53
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D major, Op. 39 No. 1
BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sir Edward Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 2 in A minor, Op. 39 No. 2
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 3 in C minor, Op. 39 No. 3
London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Edward Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 4 in G major, Op. 39 No. 4
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 5 in C major, Op. 39 No. 5
The Dream of Gerontius, Op. 38 - Prelude
Royal Albert Hall Orchestra, Sir Edward Elgar
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Edward Elgar
Five Piano Improvisations
Sir Edward Elgar
New Symphony Orchestra, Sir Edward Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D major, Op. 39 No. 1 (Trio)
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Thursday night offered a rare chance to catch a public screening of Yvonne Rainer's 1985 feature film The Man Who Envied Women at The Whitechapel Gallery in east London. The movie mixes fictional and documentary passages. The fictional sequences feature a character called Jack Dellar talking subjectively about the breakdown of his relationship with his second wife, while his ex's speeches tend towards more general reflections on gender and related issues. The film begins with Dellar exercising in an apartment he'd shared with the woman, and from which she is collecting some of her possessions. From then on we mostly see Dellar, played by two different actors, in various situations – while the former wife is, with one vitally important exception, visually absent and represented only by a voice-over. The woman (dancer/choreographer Trisha Brown) is caught up in a reductive and essentialising feminist psychoanalytic discourse, while the man speaks from an equally trivial anti-essentialist viewpoint indebted to the likes of Foucault and Derrida. Although jargon heavy, the relentless spoken word passages are so theoretically lightweight that most viewers will not only be able to follow them with ease, but in all probability anticipate much of what is said. Given that The Man Who Envied Women is just over two hours long, this could make for a very boring movie were it not for Rainer's deft juxtapositions and keen eye for human gesture.
The disjunction in places of image from the type of sound normally associated with it – for example, a scene where Jack Dellar and a French intellectual played by Jackie Raynal caress each other while exchanging ideological inanities – is reminiscent of letteriste cinema of the early 1950s, despite syncing on Rainer's film. The fact that Raynal is intimately associated with the Zanzibar group will buttress this association for viewers familiar with the history of avant-garde cinema, since Zanzibar – far more than the overtly commercial 'French new wave' – was the real inheritor of the tradition of experimental film-making to be found in the lettriste films of Isou, Lemaître, Wolman, Debord and others. Nonetheless, The Man Who Envied Women looks more like the work of John Cassavetes than Zanzibar or the lettristes, due both to Rainer's emphasis on body language and the simple narrative structure of its fictional sections. Visually the film is one day in the life of Jack Dellar, with the viewer being taken from early morning through his day time work as a college lecturer to a night time party; this is not, however, the intellectual structure of the movie, since a phone conversation alerts us to the fact that the action probably takes place over two days, and Dellar also speaks at some length about his two marriages and thus much of his adult life.
The visual narrative in the fictional sections is continuously interrupted by scenes in which Dellar sits on a stage with various films playing on a screen to his left, the viewer's right, as he talks about both his relationships and his views on women. As these scenes accumulate, the camera pulls back to reveal a cinema audience watching the material playing beside Dellar. When a shift takes place from black and white Hollywood classics to the more contemporary (but still non-colour) Night of the Living Dead, the audience becomes restless and fights break out as a scene from Romero's iconic zombie movie is repeated on a relatively short loop. In film theory zombies are often interpreted as representatives of the proletariat, but this is ignored in a voice-over that instead invokes Jean Eustache's La maman et la putain AKA The Mother and the Whore (1973); a film whose structure Rainer simultaneously mirrors and inverts. In his three-and-a-half hour anti-epic with only a minimal narrative, Eustache explores a triangular relationship between a young man, his live-in girlfriend and a Polish nurse with whom he has an affair. By using two different actors to play the middle-aged Dellar, Rainer can be read as inverting the triangular arrangement of Eustache's earlier film. Reversing this, when we focus on Dellar as a single character, and upon his insistence of his fidelity to his deceased first wife, and the implied claim that his second live-in relationship was little different to the casual affairs he carried on alongside it, Rainer can be viewed as preserving more-or-less intact the structure of The Mother and the Whore.
At one point as Dellar speaks from the stage, documentary footage of Trisha Brown performing her 'real life' solo dance piece Water Motor is screened. This was shot in Merce Cunningham's New York dance studio by Babette Mangolte at the end of 1978. The original footage is used in its entirety and Brown's performance is mesmerising. In The Man Who Envied Women, Brown plays Dellar's estranged wife. Thus while we see much more of the male lead during the film, its most spectacular visual image is of Dellar's female counterpart dancing, and inevitably this sequence will stay with most viewers far longer than anything else shown on screen; or indeed, the instantly forgettable verbal clap-trap on the soundtrack.
What Rainer seems to be telling us is to forget about ridiculously contrived psychoanalytic notions such as that of 'male gaze' and instead to focus on the body and the joys of the body. Her critique is not so much of feminism per se, but rather of those strands of feminism that draw heavily on psychoanalysis, a discourse rooted in the chauvinist fantasies of Sigmund Freud. Ultimately, Rainer's film is more effective as an assault on psychoanalytically rooted film 'theory' than Carol J. Clover's Men, Women, and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film. While Clover's text succeeds in exposing a number of obvious flaws in the notion of 'male gaze' as deployed by the over-privileged and Oxford 'educated' (i.e. brainwashed) husband-and-wife instant film 'expert' team of Laura Mulvey and Peter Woolen, it is unfortunately still mired in fatuous nonsense propagated by the likes of Freud and Lacan.
Rainer plays with theory and among other things shows that when it is removed from the world, in other words when it is not rooted in a materialist perspective, it becomes ridiculous. In Rainer's fictional narrative Dellar's ex is an artist, but the kind of art she produces is never specified; she may even be a dancer and choreographer like Brown. She is losing her studio because the landlord has hiked up the rent. This strand about gentrification in the fictional narrative is one of a number of themes that mesh with and become indistinguishable from its 'documentary' counter-cum-complimentary scenes. Documentary footage of a public meeting about the gentrification of downtown Manhattan is woven in and out of the entire film. The mood at this meeting is emotional and several of the artists shown testifying against gentrification come across as ineffectual in a 'real life' setting; easily the best public speaker at the event is a mixed-race working-class man who points out that no private landlord in his neighbourhood has rented a property to a black or Spanish speaking tenant in the past year.
There is another thread of documentary footage without sync sound, this shows a group of people gathered in what I assume is Leon Golub's studio, since an assortment of his representational paintings adorn the walls. Golub's work may have been chosen for use in this context because within it he explicitly addressed political questions raised by the issues of power and violence. That said, despite the fact there is no sound, this looks to me like a meeting of Artists Call Against U.S. Intervention in Central America, an action group founded in 1983 and in which Golub was a prominent activist. Like the overtly documentary footage highlighted in the previous paragraph, this sequence of scenes offers those with some knowledge of New York culture and politics the pleasures and pitfalls of attempting to identify the people caught-on-camera. Aside from Golub, other relatively well-known figures to be seen in the documentary segments of The Man Who Envied Women include artist Jon Hendricks, and critics Lucy Lippard and Robert Storr.
A third and perhaps final thread in the film straddles the divide between the fictional and the non-fictional, since within it several graphics are juxtaposed on the wall of Jack Dellar's apartment. Prominent among them is Claes Oldenburg's three-colour, single-sided, poster for Artists Call Against U.S. Intervention in Central America (1984). This print hovers indeterminately between art and the world of political activism; it was distributed in an unsigned and unnumbered edition of twenty-thousand copies. It features a list of artists protesting against US government policies in Central America, with a silhouette of some people using a rope to topple a giant banana adding visual impact. Pointedly, this poster is never discussed in the film, although other graphics ranged alongside it are interrogated at length by the off-screen voice of feminist artist Martha Rosler. The images 'deconstructed' by Rosler range from a photograph of peasants murdered by the Guatemalan army during the civil war in that country, a magazine cover featuring the face of a man 'broken by the KGB', and print adverts for cigars and pain relief products.
While the individual elements I've described are all relatively simple and easy to grasp, juxtaposed they constitute a complex whole. Nonetheless, The Man Who Envied Women remains very playful and entertaining, and I was therefore surprised that quite a few audience members walked out during the screening. This may have had more to do with the new removable seating in the Whitechapel cinema than Rainer's movie. I made the mistake of sitting in the front row and if I sat upright in my chair my head obscured a good portion of the projection, and the same was true for people at least one and possibly more rows behind me. This meant that we had to slump uncomfortably in our chairs to avoid spoiling other people's enjoyment of the screening. The poor set up in the cinema is yet another example of Whitechapel director Iwona Blazwick's obsession with maximising revenue streams and not giving a shit about aesthetic issues; for more on this see my earlier post The great Whitechapel Gallery expansion disaster of 2009.
Before Rainer there was a screening of the 1979 short Sigmund Freud's Dora: A Case of Mistaken Identity directed by Anthony McCall, Claire Pajaczkowska, Andrew Tyndall, Ivan Ward and Jane Weinstock. This not only utilises an extremely dull psychoanalytic text on the soundtrack, it deploys an incredibly ugly actor Joel Kovel to play the Viennese quack and a very pretty girl, Silvia Kolbowski, as Dora. The camera work is deliberately static and dull, the opening is simply a set of lips, provided by Suzanne Fletcher, reciting psychoanalytic nonsense, while on screen text is used to run through an apparently random sequence of events – Darwin dies, Nietzsche declares God is dead, Marx dies, the machine gun is invented, etc. Some viewers might find this funny, but anyone already familiar with, for example, the potted history of the cinema provided by Guy Debord in his 1952 film Screams In Favour of De Sade, is likely to view it as fifth-rate. And again, after lettriste cinema, one wonders why anyone would bother with the type of anti-visual aesthetic deployed in this film. The insertion of pornography and television adverts between scenes appears to be an attempt at humour, but all it really does is flag up how hopeless Sigmund Freud's Dora is as a film. At the end there are more heavy-handed 'laughs' in the form of Dora's mother, played by Anne Hegira, reading a series of postcards from her daughter – we can see that many of these missives feature pornographic images on one side, and thus couldn't possibly have been sent through the post (unless, of course, they'd been placed in an envelope first).
The point of this exercise in 'structuralist cinema', if there is one, seems to be that while Freud concludes that Dora has asthma due to a repressed oral sex fixation, the real cause of her condition was being forced to hang-out with cigar chomping bourgeois scum and having her throat and lungs constantly irritated by passive smoking. I get the feeling from Sigmund Freud's Dora that the directors suffer from all the usual hierarchical delusions popular among Leninist reactionaries and their fellow travellers in the sub-avant-garde of the 1970s. While the idealist fallacies of the structuralist 'elite' about raising their audience/cadre from the tomb of formalism were always laughable, that didn't stop Anthony McCall and Andrew Tyndall from making even worse movies than this one; for example, the feature-length Argument (1978).
Subsequently, McCall compromised himself further by making his peace with the art establishment; and he has erased, as far as possible, his pseudo-radical past. If you really want to know about his youthful follies then check out Argument at Ubu web; but if you do, as even greater punishment, I'd suggest a viewing of Isaac Cronin and Terrel Seltzer's Call It Sleep (1982). Yes, there are film-makers whose work is worse than McCall and Tyndall! That said, you'd do far better renting My Name Is Bruce or Walter Hill's The Warriors (1979) than watching McCall and Tyndall's crap. The Warriors, which was theatrically released on 9 February 1979, also contains a lips speaking to screen oral sex invocation sequence – and this may have influenced the opening of Sigmund Freud's Dora. Regardless, it was worth putting up with the full forty lousy minutes of McCall and company's structuralist spew on Thursday night, simply to see The Man Who Envied Women afterwards.
And while you're at it don't forget to check – www.stewarthomesociety.org – you know it makes (no) sense!


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Key Legislation from Connecticut General Statutes:
- Title 10 - Education
- Chapter 120 Title 46b - Juvenile Matters: Definitions
- Chapter 129 Title 46b - Committment of Child or Youth
- Chapter 129a Title 46b - Examination by Physician; Appointment of Counsel and Guardian ad Litem
- Chapter 28 Title 17a - DCF: Definitions; Confidentiality of Records; Procedures for Aggrieved Persons; Regulations
To locate the most current version of the statute, go to the Connecticut General Statutes and enter the Chapter number and Title number into the appropriate box and then select search.
Key Courtroom Resources
- Connecticut Practice Book - also in print: KFC4129 .A196 - L3 Reading Room
- Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct (begins on p.9 of the CT Practice Book, Part 1)
- Department of Children & Families (DCF) Policy Manual
- Connecticut Standards of Practice for Attorneys and Guardians ad Litem Representing Children in Child Protection Cases
Key Decisions
- In re Tayquon H., 76 Conn. App. 693, 821 A.2d 796 (2003) (pdf) - holding (1) between a Guardian ad Litem and a natural guardian, the Guardian ad Litem is the best person to represent the child's best interest, and (2) the child's attorney must abide by a client's decisions as to how to proceed in the case, but if the attorney believes the decisions are not in the child's best interest, the attorney must so inform the court who will then appoint a Guadridan ad Litem to represent the child's best interests.
- In re Christina M., 90 Conn. App. 565, 579, 877 A.2d 941 (2005) (pdf) - holding that the court, in accordance with the constitution, properly appointed counsel to represent the minor's legal interests and when requested to do so appointed a Guardian ad Litem to represent the child's best interest.
- Sheff v. O'Neill, 238 Conn. 1, 678 A.2d 126 (1996) - Connecticut Supreme Court holds that De facto racial segregation in the Hartford metropolitan area public schools violates the right of children in such towns to an equal educational opportunity. More documents available here. See also, A Superior Education for Connecticut's 21st Century Learners: Five-year Comprehensive Plan for Education 2006-2011 [PDF]
Research Guides
- Connecticut Law and Legislation
- Guardianship in Connecticut
- Best Interest of the Child Standard
- Representing Minors in Connecticut
- Other Research Guides
- Find it Free and Fast on the Net: Advanced Internet Strategies for the Connecticut Legal Professional - Julie D. Blake - KFC 3675.5 .F56 2005 - L3 Reading Room
- The Connecticut Legal Research Handbook - Lawrence G. Cheeseman, Arlene C. Bielefield - KFC 3675 .C44 1992 - UES, L3 Reference Desk. Great list and explanation of the (print) sources of Connecticut law, including researching legislative history and Connecticut regulations, as well as case law and administrative decisions.
Practice Manuals
- Representing Children Worldwide (RCW) - Connecticut Page
- Connecticut Practice Book - also available in print - KFC4129 .A196 - L3 Reading Room
- Connecticut Family Law Pamphlet (Statutes and Rules) - KFC 3680 .C65 subser. 2007 - Reading Room
Part of the Connecticut Practice series, comes with Family Law and Practice w/ Forms. Gathers the current version of many CT family law statutes in one place (unannotated) - Connecticut Probate Deskbook - Nancy E. Blair, et al. - KFC 3744 .B55 1988 (2011-2012 updates) - Reading Room
Mostly forms and probate-related statutes; includes forms for termination of parental rights etc. - Probate Jurisdiction and Procedure in Connecticut, 2d - KFC 3744 .F659 1999 (2011 upcates) - L3 Reading Room
Has tables w/ CGS & its own chapters (brief narrative) - Child Custody and Visitation in Connecticut - Barry F. Armata, et al - KFC3704.6 .Z9 C45 1988 - Reading Room
- Early Termination of Parental Rights: developing appropriate statutory grounds - Mark Hardin. Washington, DC: ABA Center on Children and the Law - KF 547 .H374 1996 - L5
- The Rights of Families: The Authoritative ACLU Guide to the Rights of Family Members Today - Martin Guggenheim et al. Carbondale, Ill.: Southern Illinois University Press - KF 505 .Z9 G84 1996 - L5
Includes sections on child custody, child support, foster care, adoption, and more.
Treatises, Books, and Other Publications
- ABA Center on Children and the Law (publications page: Child Court Works - free online newsletter; ABA Child Law Practice Online - monthly publication - $50 student subscription)
- ABA's Children's Legal Rights Journal (electronic subscription via Hein Online for Yale affiliates only)
- Juvenile Law - KFC3680 .C65 v.1A 2008 (latest received 2011-2012) - LES
- Children and the Criminal Law in Connecticut, 1635-1855: Changing Perceptions of Childhood - Nancy Hathaway Steenburg - KFC4195 .S74 2005 - L3 Reading Room
- Family Law in a Nutshell - Harry D. Krause, David D. Meyer - KF505 .Z9 K7 2007 - L5
- The Contexts of Juvenile Justice Decision Making: When Race Matters - Michael J. Leiber - HV9105.I8 L45 2003 - UES
- "Not of Full Age": Children and the Criminal Law in Connecticut, 1635-1855 - Nancy Hathaway Steenburg - Dissertation (Ph.D.), U.Conn., 2002 - LSF
- An Assessment of Minority Overrepresentation in Connecticut's Juvenile Justice System: Submitted to the State of Connecticut, Office of Policy and Management, Policy Development and Planning Division - Eliot C. Hartstone, Dorinda M. Richetelli - HV9105.C8 H373 1995 - UES
Connecticut General Assembly (CGA)
Search current Connecticut General Statutes and much more
Connecticut Select Committee on Children
An appointed committee within the CGA that conducts public hearings, issues reports of its findings, and originates and reports bills it deems necessary concerning children; contains a list of committee members, agendas, meeting minutes, transcripts, and more
Official Code
General Statutes of Connecticut - CGA | KFC3629 .C66 - L3 Reading Room
Contains case annotations, statutory histories, historical notes, and cross references to related statutory sections and to the Constitution of the State of Connecticut
Unofficial Code
Connecticut General Statutes Annotated - Lexis | Westlaw | KFC3630 1958 .A43 - L3 Reading Room
Contains extensive annotations, citations to Connecticut publications, and more
Official Session Laws
Public and Special Acts of Connecticut (West) - CGA | KFC3625 .P8 - L3 Reading Room
Includes the full-text of laws passed during each legislative session
Unofficial Session Laws
Connecticut Legislative Service - Westlaw | Lexis | KFC3625 .W47
2002 - Current - L3 Reading Room; 2001 and earlier - LES
- CGA Senate Bills and Senate Transcripts
- CGA House Bills and House Transcripts
- Bill Status Telephone Number - (860) 757-6550 - to receive the most current bill status information
- Lexis - use the CITE segment to search by bill number or search full-text
- Westlaw - use the CI field to search by bill number or search full-text
Public Acts
- Current Connecticut Public & Special Acts
From the Connecticut State Library - CGA
Find the Current-year Public Acts Summary book
Legislative Publications
- Summary of Public Acts - KFC3615 .G45 (1979 - Current) - LES and L3 Reading Room
- Legislative Record Index (bill status) - KFC3612 .L51 (1947 - Current) - LES
- Office of Legislative Research Reporter - P Ol75 - L3 Reference Desk
State of Connecticut - Judicial Branch - Publications
Find current publications relevant to Connecticut practice in the juvenile, family, probate, civil and criminal courts
- Connecticut Practice Book - also in print:KFC4129 .A196 - L3 Reading Room
- Connecticut Code of Evidence (pdf)
Superior Court (for Juvenile Matters)
- Directory
- Standing Orders - Child Protective Docket
- Official Court Forms - Includes forms for Family, Juvenile, and Probate courts
- Juveniles Matter in Connecticut
CourtCafe - Connecticut's one-stop place for information about the Superior Court Judicial District with particular emphasis on Juvenile Court Matters and child protection, child welfare and related topics; also contains news and pending legislation - Mediation of Child Protective Proceedings
CASAnet, 1999
Probate Court
- Probate Court FAQ - from the Connecticut Judicial Branch Library
- Connecticut Probate Directory
- Civil / Family Case Lookup
- Short Calendars
Case Law
- Official Reporters (all in L3 Reading Room)
- Connecticut Reports - KFC 3645 .A2 - decisions of the CT Supreme Court
- Connecticut Appellate Reports - KFC 3648 .A2 - decisions of the CT Appellate Court
- Connecticut Supplement - KFC 3648 .A3 - selected memoranda from Superior Court, Ct. of Common Pleas
- Connecticut Law Journal - KFC 3636 .C66 - weekly loose-leaf providing "advance" access to above three publications
- Unofficial Reporters
- Westlaw | Lexis
- Connecticut Law Tribune - electronic access via Factiva (2001 - 6 months ago) (Click on +Source, then search for title, then Add title by clicking on the triangle, then search for document); print: last two years - Reading Room - selected decisions in Superior Ct. and Ct. of Common Pleas
- Atlantic Reporter (West) - KF 135.A7 A812 - L5 - All decisions in Conn. beginning v. 53, Conn.Supp. beginning v.19, Conn.App., and Conn.Cir.
- Connecticut Superior Court Reports - KFC3651.6 .S87 (1986-) - LES - full text of cases summarized in Conn. Law Tribune
- Connecticut Law Reporter - KFC3651 .C57 (1990 - Current) - L3 Reading Room - full text of selected decisions of CT Superior Court
- Connecticut Opinions - KFC3655 .C66 (2001 - 2008) - L3 Reading Room
Administrative Agencies and Regulations
- Commission on Child Protection - Connecticut Standards of Practice for Attorneys and Guardians ad Litem Representing Children in Child Protection Cases
- Official Gazette (similar to Federal Register)
Connecticut Law Journal - published weekly, includes final regs and notices of intent to adopt regulations - KFC3636 .C66 - LES (most recent issue in Reading Room) - Official Regulations (similar to CFR)
Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Administrative Regulations) - 18 looseleaf volumes, updated semi-annually - KFC3635 1962 .A23 - L3 Reading Room
Administrative Decisions
- Connecticut Administrative Agency Decisions - Lexis
- Connecticut Digest of Administrative Reports to the Governor - available onbline only beginning in 2001; J87 C8 A3 (1946 - 2001) - LSF
Government Resources
- Department of Children and Families Reports and Data Index - includes reports on psychological evaluations, facilities, child fatalities in Connecticut and more
- Sourcebook for Criminal Justice Statistics - annual yearbook; includes juvenile stats - HV7245 .N37b (1973 - 2004) - UES
- National Center for State Courts (NCSC) - covers state trends in various areas of the law.
- NCSC Family Courts Resource Guide
- National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) - includes juvenile justice
- Department of Education Significant Guidance Documents, Best Practices and Research Reports.
Research Tips for locating Government Reports
- Search MORRIS by keyword - for law-related reports/studies
- Search ProQuest Congressional - for Congressional and CRS reports/studies
- Search WorldCat - for items that are not at the Yale Law Library or University Library
Social Science Databases
- Academic Search (EbscoHOST) - popular and scholarly material*
- JSTOR - multi-disciplinary journals*
- PsycINFO (EbscoHOST) - international coverage of professional and academic literature*
- PsychINFO (Ovid) - international coverage of professional and academic literature*
- Sociological Abstracts - indexes and abstracts articles, books, book chapters, etc.*
- Social Science Full Text - indexes and abstracts articles plus full text of selected periodicals*
- Social Sciences Citation Index - access to bibliographic information, author abstracts, and references from over 8,500 research journals
- Social Science Research Network - working papers and networking opportunities
- Statistics Research Guide
* denotes subscription database with access to Yale community only
- Guide to Connecticut Legislative History
A brief guide explaining how to locate legislative history documents at the Connecticut State Library
- Other Connecticut Legislative Histories
From the Connecticut Judicial Branch Law Library - includes legislative histories for: Best Interest of the Child Standard 2005, Connecticut Premarital Agreement Act, How to Compile a Connecticut Legislative History, Postmajority Child Support (Dependent Disabled and Educational Support Orders and Post Secondary Education) - How to Compile CT Legislative Histories
- Connecticut Judicial Branch Law Library's Connecticut Law about Emancipation - includes Research Guide, relevant statutes, a teenager's guide, and legislative reports
- Effect of Emancipation of Child on Relationship, Duties, and Rights of Parties, 59 Am. Jur. 2d Parent and Child § 79 (available on Westlaw and Lexis or in print in the American Jurisprudence 2d volumes on L3)
- Minor Changes: Emancipating Minors in Modern Times, 25 U. Mich.J.L. Reform 239 (1992)*
- Emancipating our Children - Coming of Legal Age in America, 7 Fam. L.Q. 211 (1973)*
- Wood v. Wood, 135 Conn. 280, 63 A.2d 586 (1948)
*available on HeinOnline, Westlaw, Lexis and in print on UES
Connecticut Education Statutes
Connecticut State Department of Education
Connecticut State Department of Education Data & Research
- Connecticut's public schools : a history, 1650-2000, by Christopher Collier.
- Besieged: school boards and the future of education politics, by William G. Howell
- Sheff vs. O'Neill, Connecticut's landmark desegregation case, by Stephen B. Delaney.
- A report on racial/ethnic equity and desegregation in Connecticut's public schools, by the Committee on Racial Equity, appointed by the Commissioner of Education, Connecticut State Department of Education
- Democracy v. equality: legal and political struggles over school finance equalization, by Douglas S. Reed.
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The LaGrange High Lady Grangers kicked off a new soccer season on Friday in the opening round of a tournament the school hosts each year.
LaGrange took on North Cobb at Callaway Stadium, and it fell short 4-1.
The LaGrange High Invitational continues with two games today, and six games on Saturday.
In Thursday's game, the Lady Grangers' lone goal came courtesy of senior Cassidy Kemp, who led the team in scoring as a freshman and a sophomore but didn't play as a junior while recovering from knee surgery.
"It's good to have her back out there," LaGrange head coach Rusty Cook said.
The game also marked the debut for freshman goal keeper Sara Kate Doerr.
"She's a freshman, so we're getting her out there, getting her some good playing time and experience," Cook said. "She's doing a great job."
While the team has a freshman at one of the most critical positions, the Lady Grangers have a lot of experience elsewhere with a bunch of seniors.
"We've got seven seniors that are starting," Cook said. "It's good to have all that leadership on the team."
LaGrange will play again at 5:30 p.m. today against Hebron at Callaway Stadium.
The Lady Grangers cap their tournament stay on Saturday at 5 p.m. against Harris County.
LaGrange opens its Region 5-AAAA schedule on Wednesday at Columbus.
LaGrange High's boys' team, meanwhile, will play its tournament opener at 7:30 p.m. today against Hebron.
The Grangers then play Harris County at 3 p.m. on Saturday and South Paulding at 7 p.m. later in the day.


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graveleye wrote:Brad, are you going to be there? Are you up to caving yet?
calebsewell wrote:Hello everyone,
I just found this forum as I was trying to get some information on PettyJohns Cave.
I have been interested since I was in middle school to get into caving. Forgive me for being the noob here
but I have been wanting to head out to PettyJohns in the near future and get my first taste of caving I guess you could say.
I would be more than willing to help out in the effort. Would this be a good day to get my feet wet? I would like for this to become
a regular hobby. I just don't really know where to start I guess.
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The reason it is default was due to usability studies all saying single click is far easier for new users... Which is surely true, even after years and years behind both windows and Mac systems, my dad double-clicks menu items and forgets to double-click items in the file manager.
I'm surprised to this day that GNOME didn't pick up on this. The way it is solved in KDE is quite elegant imho - the selection marker is quite big with the large icons that are default.
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The only time I use a file manager is to move files around in bulk but with somewhat careful selection. I'd be using the shell if I just wanted to manipulate a single file or something that I could use wildcards for.
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