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Hey, Hey, LBJ — How Many Kids Know Your Name Today?

Before it heads off to Broadway — and, likely, to another round of prestigious plaudits and prizes — we in NorCal still have a few more weeks to head up to Ashland for the world premiere of “The Great Society,”… Continue Reading →

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Deb Segelitz, An American in Scotland: ‘With a Suitcase and Wedding Ring, No Less’

Our train rumbled northwards through ever-less-populated scenes.  Newly married, this was my first glimpse of my new home – the Scottish Highlands.  It was 2008, the most eventful year of my life. If you’d asked me in 2006, “Hey Deb,… Continue Reading →

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Matt’s Chats with Deb Segelitz

Over the years I’ve built a number of friendships entirely on the internet.  Either by chance or coincidence, I’ve stumbled across some fascinating, funny, talented, amazing people and while the relationships are virtual, the friendships aren’t.  Every day I am amazed… Continue Reading →

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Richard III; Differently Enabled

Some five centuries before Canadian shrink Robert Hare devised his famous psychometric assay of psychopathy, William Shakespeare had already delineated the syndrome with clinical precision in his portrayal of Richard III (1452-1485), England’s last Plantagenet king. “Glib charm, grandiosity, shameless… Continue Reading →

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Just Sayin’: How to Clean House

I realize that this blog is more or less a continuation of the previous blog about garages and the contents thereof. I made a statement that I believe the only way to really clean house is to move. I also further opined… Continue Reading →