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When we think of songwriter Woody Guthrie, rousing tunes about social justice or the Dust Bowl probably spring to mind. How about Hanukkah ditties? Well, when The Klezmatics bring their “Happy, Joyous Hanukkah” concert to Stanford on Thursday, Dec. 14, Guthrie’s songs honoring the Jewish holiday will be in the forefront. Guthrie’s daughter Nora uncovered long-lost lyrics her father had written and never put to use. She asked if The Klezmatics might be interested in turning some of them into complete songs. They jumped at the chance and the first batch resulted in the Grammy-winning album “Wonder Wheel.”.

Gruidl created and coaches the Shooting Stars cheer team, made up of young men and women from the school’s special education day class, Ranging from mildly to severely challenged, the nine students on the team have become school celebrities, performing at rallies and games, The team is even scheduled to participate on the big stage at an event at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore on April 15, “I wanted to give them a chance to be on a team of their own,” Gruidl said, “I want them to feel like they’re a part of the school and that pink ballet hair bows, embroidered ballet hair bow, ballerina hair bows, ballerina hair bows, ballet headband, ballet bows, ball everyone can know who they are.”..

The 2014 festival will include DJ RyanO, wine tasting with the member wineries of the Lamorinda Winegrowers Association, grape stomping, pear pies, bouncy-houses, food, local artists’ booths, community and business booths and, of course, the Pear Recipe Contest. There will be pumpkin painting and jumpy houses for the kids. A $5 donation per adult is requested; the event is free for those younger than 21. Parking and a free shuttle from Donald Rheem School to the Hacienda will be available.

This has been the craziest season of “Dancing With the Stars” and it keeps getting crazier, How else would you explain how James Hinchcliffe, pink ballet hair bows, embroidered ballet hair bow, ballerina hair bows, ballerina hair bows, ballet headband, ballet bows, ball one of Season 23’s best dancers, is at the bottom — yes, the bottom — of the leaderboard? Cra cra, right?, It was Showstoppers Night, with all of the couples dancing to showstopping numbers from musicals, In addition, Broadway star Idina Menzel served as guest judge and performed “Queen of Swords” from her new album, “Idina.” Nope, still no Len Goodman, I thought he signed a hefty contract to only do DWTS, but I guess I was wrong, And there was an elimination (sigh) after each pair did their individual dance, and a Team Up Challenge dance with another couple, Of the six couples left in competition, Marilu Henner and Derek Hough, who have been at or near the bottom for weeks, were sent home..

Ubiquitous could describe Usain Bolt’s victory pose, since even President Barack Obama has done it. Bolt followed each of his nine wins in the Olympics with a pose known as “To Di World.” The Jamaican sprinter outlined the origin of that pose in a new video for Yahoo Sports, which you can watch above. Bolt said it started with a Jamaican song and dance of the same name. “One day me and my friend were talking,” Bolt told Yahoo Sports. “I was like, ‘Yo, imagine if I did this’ and he was like, ‘Ya that would be pretty cool.’ So I just did it and kept the name. It works and people loved it, so it’s brilliant.” Bolt appreciated that Brazilian soccer star Neymar and President Obama have used it. “Everybody I meet, they know what it is, and they always try to do it — or they always try to get me to do it,” he said with a laugh. “It’s been wonderful. It really took off around the world.” Report an errorPolicies and StandardsContact UsTags:OlympicsSports BuzzDaniel ManoDaniel Mano is a content creator for the Mercury News and East Bay Times, focusing on buzz-worthy and offbeat sports news. He is a graduate of San Jose State's journalism program with a magazine concentration.Subscribe Today!All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents!blog comments powered by DisqusGet Morning Report and other email newsletters.