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TOP COMEDY stars are set to take to the Palace Theatre stage this year.
Television and radio regular Rich Hall will be entertaining audiences at 7.30pm on Monday, April 29, with his renowned grouchy, deadpan style.
Rich is regarded as one of the masters of absurdist irony and king of rapid-fire wit and has previously appeared on shows including Stand Up For The Week, Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News For You and his own shows Cattle Drive and Gone
Since appearing in the guise of his redneck alter-ego Otis Lee Crenshaw in 1998, he has won critical acclaim across the world and performs to sell-out audiences each year at the Edinburgh Fringe, on his own UK tours and at comedy festivals.
Mock The Week and Live At The Apollo regular Andy Parsons is then set to appear at 7.30pm on Wednesday, May 29.
To date, he has completed three sell-out national tours and released two DVDs - Britain's Got Idiots and Gruntled.
He started his television career writing for Spitting Image before embarking on a stand-up career.
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Cubs starter Hisanori Takahashi was tagged for three runs on five hits with two walks and four strikeouts in three innings.
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According to a recent study by the American Heart Association, being fit is better for long term health than losing weight.
"This is good news for people who have trouble losing weight but are still physically active," says Alta Bates Summit cardiac surgeon Junaid Khan, M.D.
"For example, in a simplistic way, in comparing two equally, moderately overweight people, the person who maintained their level of fitness would have a lower chance of a cardiac event than the one who lost weight but was inactive," says Dr. Khan.
The study of 14,345 adult men found:
- Maintaining or improving fitness was associated with a lower death risk even after controlling for Body Mass Index (BMI) change
- Every unit of increased fitness (measured as MET, metabolic equivalent of task) over six years was associated with a 19 percent lower risk of heart disease and stroke-related deaths, and a 15 percent lower risk of death from any cause
- Becoming less fit was linked to higher death risk, regardless of BMI changes
- BMI change was not associated with death risks
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No. 3 UConn 91, DePaul 44
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Stefanie Dolson and her teammates kept their competitive edge this weekend by tossing around a different ball.
Missing two days of practice because of heavy snow, the Huskies made sure not to get cold on the court by getting cold outside it - with a snowball fight.
''It was epic; it was awesome,'' she said after scoring 23 points Sunday in the third-ranked Huskies' 91-44 rout of DePaul. ''We went out during the blizzard, so we couldn't see anyone. So we didn't know who these people were, but we had this intense snowball fight with them, and we won.''
The game drew 8,861 fans, despite 30 inches of snow that fell in the area Friday and Saturday.
Weather-related travel delays kept DePaul in Chicago until Sunday morning, and the team didn't reach the arena until about 1 hour, 15 minutes before the 3:30 p.m. start.
''Well, they got to Connecticut at about 8,'' UConn coach Geno Auriemma kidded. ''But my buddy's a bus driver and he didn't pick them up until 1.''
Dolson made six of eight shots went 10 for 11 from the foul line for the Huskies (22-1, 9-1 Big East), who led by 25 at halftime. She also had six assists. Bria Hartley added 18 points and seven rebounds.
''We focused on boxing out and getting rebounds, so that's one thing I tried to do today,'' the junior guard said. ''And Stef's always been a great post passer. We were joking about how I'm the rebounder and she's getting more assists.''
It was the first on-court meeting between Auriemma and his good friend, DePaul coach Doug Bruno, since they teamed to coach the U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal last summer.
Bruno said his team couldn't get out of Chicago ahead of the storm because Chicago had bad weather Thursday. It appeared his team's game stayed behind.
DePaul shot 26 percent from the floor. Bruno noted teams once routinely traveled five hours by bus to games.
''It's something that our athlete in today's day isn't used to,'' he said. ''But that's the way it goes.''
UConn held the Blue Demons to just 16 baskets and 17 second-half points.
Brittany Hrynko, who had been averaging almost 20 points per game in Big East play, missed all 15 of her shots for DePaul. She finished with three points.
Katherine Harry, who came in averaging more than 11 rebounds and leads the Big East, did not have a single board.
''For all the posts, that was definitely an emphasis for us,'' Dolson said. ''I think we did a great job of just playing great defense and just finishing it off with a box out.''
Megan Rogowski led DePaul (17-7, 6-4) with 12 points.
The Huskies led the entire way and were ahead by 25 points at halftime.
Dolson scored seven of the Huskies' first nine points, including a 3-pointer that bounced high off the back iron and back through the rim. That was part of a 15-3 run starting the game.
Dolson played just six minutes in the second half and finished two points shy of her career high, set earlier this season against Syracuse.
The Huskies didn't let up after the break. A baseline drive by Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis gave them a 71-31 lead. UConn's leading scorer finished with eight points and seven rebounds.
The Blue Demons played their fifth straight game without leading scorer Anna Martin. The senior guard, averaging more than 16 points, injured her left knee on Jan. 19 against Providence. She is expected to return this season.
UConn has won 10 straight over DePaul since a 1993 loss.
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Yesterday, we reported that Ohio anti-gay activist Phi Burress appeared alongside Linda Harvey to criticize gay rights advocates as "bullies" who seek to "brainwash" Americans.
Later in the show, the Citizens for Community Values president told Harvey that "many homosexual men have as many as two hundred sex partners." Brurress cited the gay rights group Lambda Legal to back up his claim, but he is most likely referring to "The Lambda Report," a newsletter distributed by the virulent gay rights opponent Peter LaBarbera.
Harvey agreed with Burress' wild assertion and insisted that gay rights groups "push kids to early sexual behavior."
Burress also criticized the plaintiffs who are challenging an Ohio law that prohibits same-sex couples from adding both names to their child's birth certificate.
"This defies common sense," Burress said, joking: "It's like I'm going to take my cat and try to get a dog license for it, and when they tell me, 'No that's a cat,' I'm going to say, 'No it isn't, it's a dog,' and see what they say."
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If all heads of households had graduated from high school on time, the United States would have an additional $74 billion in accumulated wealth, suggests a survey by the Washington-based Alliance for Excellent Education.
The finding is based on research from a 2005 study by the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research that found that households headed by a high school graduate accumulated 10 times more in assets than those headed by high school dropouts. For the survey, assets are defined as investments that appreciate over time, such as savings accounts, retirement plans, homes, cars, and college degrees.
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In some ways, managing in the postseason is easier than during the regular season. From April through September, you have to make sure your regulars get days off at the appropriate times, and you can't let your relievers pitch more than three days in a row. Come October, all bets are off in terms of "rest."
Also, since players want to win, they are more likely to check their egos at the door and accept a reduced role in October that they may not be as willing to accept in May, so that helps, too.
Of course, the big difference is that all lineup and tactical decisions receive a lot more scrutiny during the postseason. From where I sit, these are the five biggest dilemmas facing the managers in this year's playoffs.
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I am in a bit of a weird situation... Im 16 and I am engaged to a guy I only met 2 months ago. I thought he was joking so I just went along with it, and it was only when he gave me a ring and started talking about venues and dates that I realised he was serious. I only started dating him because I felt sorry for him. He really isn't my type of guy - he's obsessed with drugs and alcohol, and he does crazy things like jump off roofs and race cars, and he is always in some kind of trouble with some other druggies. He has been put in hospital twice because he gets into fights. I really don't know what to do! I am way too young to get married! But I don't want to tell him in case he does something stupid to 'prove himself' - one time I tried to break up with him and he cut my name into his arms with a shard of glass.
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Okay, this is what happens when you don't take relationships seriously. This guy is obsessive, and therefore dangerous. He hurt himself the first time you tried to break up, the next time he could hurt you. If you're not in school together, and you can cut him off, do it right away, by text message, phone or e-mail. Don't worry about hurting him, he's going to hurt whatever you do. Tell him he's not stable enough and you're not old enough, and you have to break it off. Urge him to get help. Then block his calls, texts, e-mails and your Facebook page or whatever social media you share. If you are in the same school and classes, you're going to have to have some help. Ask your parents, the school counselor or a trusted teacher, if you have one, to help you keep this guy at bay. Please take this seriously. He needs help, and you need protection. "Setting Boundaries and Saying No" will show you how to take care of yourself.
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Ex-Cal star Jorge Gutierrez got his first playing time in an NBA game, contributing one point and a steal in five minutes of the Brooklyn Nets' 104-89 win over the Sacramento Kings.
Basketball: Nets sign Jorge Gutierrez
Jorge Gutierrez, who went undrafted by the NBA after winning 2012 Pac-12 Player of the Year honors as a senior at Cal, has signed a 10-day contract with the Brooklyn Nets.
Gutierrez was averaging 13.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 1.2 steals for the Canton Charge of the NBA Developmental League. With the Nets, he will play under coach Jason Kidd, another former Cal point guard.
A native of Chihuahua, Mexico, Gutierrez, 25, will become just the fourth player from Mexico to reach the NBA.
One of the popular Cal players in recent years, Gutierrez initially made his mark as a defensive specialist. Coach Mike Montgomery's first recruit to Berkeley. Gutierrez became a starter by his sophomore season and as a senior averaged 13.0 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.1 assists for a 24-10 team that tied for second in the Pac-12.
"We are absolutely delighted for Jorge," Montgomery said. "He is one of my favorite kids I have ever coached. He deserves it. I hope he makes his mark in the NBA.
"He will help regardless because he is that type of kid. We are all really happy for him."
A year ago, Gutierrez was named to the D-League's all-defensive and all-rookie teams. Last summer he helped Mexico to a victory over Puerto Rico in the gold medal game of the FIBA Americas Championships.
Signed to the Nets training camp roster last fall, he appeared in five preseason games, averaging 1.8 points and 3.0 rebounds before being waived on Oct. 26.
Basketball: Earl Shultz ready for his big day
Sunday's game against USC is big for Cal, coming four days after a lopsided loss to UCLA.
But the occasion is no less significant for Dr. Earl Shultz, who will be honored at halftime with the Pete Newell Career Achievement Award.
For Shultz, who played on Newell's two Final Four teams at Cal and became a lifelong close friend of the late coaching legend, there can be bigger honor.
"For the guys who played for Pete," Shultz said this week, "it's the ultimate to be associated with Pete."
Shultz was a sophomore reserve guard on the 1959 Cal team that won the NCAA title, then became a starter the next season when the Bears returned to the Final Four at the Cow Palace, losing to Ohio State in the title game.
He jokingly refers to himself and his teammates as "dinosaurs," but these were Cal's greatest teams. His first two seasons as a varsity player, the Bears went 53-6, won a pair of conference titles and helped Newell close out his career with the last of eight straight victories over John Wooden and UCLA.
The Bears haven't been back to the Final Four since.
Basketball: Dave Butler to Pac-12 Hall of Honor
Dave Butler, a four-year (1983-86) starting forward who helped Cal to its first postseason bid in 26 seasons, will be inducted into the Pac-12 Basketball Hall of Honor on March 14 during the conference tournament at Las Vegas.
Butler still ranks 19th on Cal's career scoring list (1,291 points) and sixth in rebounding (814). He was Pac-10 Freshman of the Year in 1983 and led the Bears in rebounding three times.
He still holds the Cal record of 113 career starts and set single-game school marks of 20 free throws made and 24 attempts against Arizona State in 1987.
Butler and the Bears ended a 26-year postseason drought with an NIT appearance in 1986, and they returned the next year, advancing to the tournament's quarterfinals.
Football: Jahvid Best says he's healthy, excited to be back at school to help coach running backs
Jahvid Best, back at Cal as a student assistant running backs coach, said he currently has no lingering effects from the series of concussions that ended his NFL career in 2011 after just 22 games.
"My health is fine," he said Thursday during an informal media gathering to announce his return to school as a student and part-time coach. "I have no issues that are dragging on. It's good that I left the game healthy. That's very important to me."
Best, 25, whose All-America career at Cal was ended when he suffered a head injury on a spectacular fall after a midair collision during the 2009 season, suffered two additional concussions in his second season with the Detroit Lions. He hasn't played in a game since Oct. 16, 2011.
The Lions kept Best on the payroll through the 2012 season, but he never was cleared to play and the team finally released him last July.
"Oh man, that was tough for me," Best said of leaving the game. "My playing days are over. I knew it was going to happen eventually. It happened a lot quicker than I wanted it to. So now I've decided to come back to school and figure out what's next for me."
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Football: Ex-Cal players get NFL combine invites
Former Cal players Deandre Coleman, Khairi Fortt and Richard Rodgers have received invitations to the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Feb. 19-25.
Here are thumbnails on all three (courtesy of Cal athletics):
* Deandre Coleman, DL, 6-5, 315, Seattle, WA (Garfield HS)
Coleman played in all 49 games possible with 25 starts during his career at Cal over the past four seasons after redshirting as a true freshman in 2009. He finished his career with 125 tackles, 26.5 tackles for loss (-89 yards), 7.5 sacks (-39 yards), three pass breakups, two fumble recoveries and four quarterback hurries. Coleman was a third-team All-Pac-12 selection of Phil Steele and an honorable mention All-Pac-12 choice by the league's coaches as one of three Cal players to start all 12 games in 2013. He led the Golden Bears in tackles for loss (career-high 9.0) and tackle for loss yardage (-27 yards), while ranking third in sacks (2.5, -4 yards) and first among defensive linemen in tackles (40). Coleman played in the 2014 Senior Bowl following his senior collegiate season and contributed two tackles and a half tackle for loss for the winning South team.
* Khairi Fortt, LB, 6-2, 240 (Seattle, WA/Garfield HS)
Fortt was one of 12 national semifinalists for the 2013 Butkus Award at the collegiate level for the award given annually to the nation's top linebackers at the high school, collegiate and professional levels. Fortt started the first nine games of the 2013 season at Cal in his first and only year of action for the Golden Bears after redshirting in 2012 following his transfer from Penn State. Fortt, who missed the final three games of the 2013 campaign due to injury, recorded 64 tackles to rank third on the team after leading the squad for most of the season. He was 18th in the Pac-12 with an average of 7.1 stops per game. He added 3.5 tackles for loss (-5 yards) and 0.5 sacks (-1 yard). In two seasons at Penn State from 2010-11, Fortt played in 22 contests and compiled totals of 50 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss (-23 yards) and 2.5 sacks (-16 yards). Fortt was an early entry for the 2014 NFL Draft who is foregoing his final season of collegiate eligibility.
* Richard Rodgers, TE/WR, 6-4, 245 (Worcester, MA/St. John's HS)
Rodgers played in 35 of 37 possible games while starting 11 contests during three seasons at Cal from 2011-13. He finished his career with 59 receptions for 896 yards receiving (15.2 ypr) and two touchdown catches. Rodgers had his best campaign as a junior in 2013 when he totaled career highs of 39 receptions and 608 yards receiving to rank third on the team in both categories. He had 20 catches for 288 yards as a 2012 sophomore. Rodgers was an early entry for the 2014 NFL Draft who is foregoing his final season of collegiate eligibility.
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Former Cal star and Olympic 800-meter runner Alysia Montano shares her plans for 2014, including a big change in her life — a new training partner.
Trust me, checking out her blog, "Here and now . . . petaling along," is worth a moment of your time. (Hint: scroll to the bottom for a cool photo!)
Football: Cal's Super Bowl influence
Three former Cal players will be in uniform at MetLife Stadium today for Super Bowl XLVIII.
The headliner, of course, is Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has waited all week to let his legs do his talking.
The former Oakland Tech HS star rushed for 1,257 yards and 12 touchdowns during the regular season and leads all ball carriers with 249 postseason rushing yards.
Seahawks teammate Brandon Mebane and Denver Broncos running back C.J. Anderson help give the Bears representatives in the Super Bowl for the 12th time in 13 years.
Lynch, Mebane and Anderson all are making their Super Bowl debuts.
Three other ex-Cal players took bows Saturday at the NFL Honors show at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
Football: Marshawn Lynch gives lesson on how to become the Media Day story without really trying
Former Cal star Marshawn Lynch, threatened by the NFL with a $100,000 fine, participated in Tuesday's annual Super Bowl Media Day.
Sort of.
Here are links to a few stories about Lynch's unusual day with the media:
– ESPN.com writes about how the Seattle Seahawks' running back said his fans don't care if he talks."They just want to make sure I show up to perform," he said.
– The Seattle Times provides a complete (albeit abbreviated) transcript of all Lynch had to say during his brief session with reporters.
– New York Post columnist George Willis reports that "Beast Mode was on Least Mode" during his 6 1/2 minutes with the media.
– The New York Daily News reports that Lynch made himself into the story of Media Day by trying not to be a story at all.
– Yahoo Sports gives us all the details of Lynch's endorsement deal with Skittles.
– Here is Cal grad and NFL Media columnist Michael Silver's story on Lynch from an interview he did last week before the running back knew whether he'd attend Media Day.
– And, finally, Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith tells NFL.com he hasn't seen a running back quite like Marshawn Lynch.
Football: Ex-Cal star Keenan Allen named NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year by writers
His season ended with a playoff loss at Denver last weekend, but San Diego Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen was named the NFL's 2013 Offensive Rookie of the Year by the Professional Football Writers of America.
The former Cal star led all NFL rookies with 71 catches for 1,046 yards and eight touchdowns. He added six catches for 142 yards and two TDs in the playoff loss to Denver.
A third-round selection of the 2013 NFL Draft, Allen set team rookie receiving records in catches and yards as the league's first rookie since 2011 to go over 1,000 yards receiving and the fifth since 2000.
Allen had back-to-back 100-yard receiving games twice, the first Chargers rookie to accomplish that since 1960, and his five total 100-yard games was also a San Diego rookie record.
He had nine receptions in two games, a regular-season high 128-yard receiving effort at Washington.
Allen played three seasons at Cal from 2010-12 and is the Golden Bears' all-time leader in receptions (205), while ranking third in receiving yards (2,570) and touchdown catches (17).


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The horrific kidnapping and murder of Arab teen Muhammad Abu Khdeir, a resident of the Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, apparently at the hands of Jewish teen terrorists, has shaken Israel to its core. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu immediately and unequivocally condemned the murder. Netanyahu said, "I pledge that the perpetrators of this horrific crime will face the full weight of the law. I know that in our society, the society of Israel, there is no place for such murderers.... I do not distinguish between terrorism and terrorism."As might be expected of Israel, the unequivocal, across-the-board public condemnation; speedy capture of the prime suspects; visits to the victim's home by senior Israeli ministers; and government assistance to the victim's family all bespeak both national anguish and at the same time, the proper moral response of a free, democratic society to a moment of domestic crisis.While the murder's political motive renders it terrorism, the heart-wrenching public anguish in its wake is reminiscent of that which followed the 2012 New Town, Connecticut, school massacres and the Denver movie theater shootings.Even Rachel Fraenkel, mother of Naftali Fraenkel, one of three Israeli teens recently kidnapped and murdered by Hamas terrorists, in the midst of her own mourning period condemned the apparent revenge attack, saying, "Even in the depths of the mourning over our son, it is hard for me to describe how distressed we were over the outrage that happened in Jerusalem – the shedding of innocent blood is against morality, it is against the Torah and Judaism, it is against the basis of our life in this country."Israel's response to this tragedy notwithstanding, a new moral equivalence between Israel and Fatah and Hamas is being explicitly or implicitly suggested by Western media and other observers. 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Instead, they illustrate the vast differences between the character of radical terrorist groups and that of Israel as a free society that is battling both radical Islamic terrorism and domestic terrorism.Hamas is the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, an ideological precursor to al-Qaida. It is a major driver of the current reconciliation government with the Palestinian Authority, and publicly calls for the kidnapping and murder of Jews and the destruction of Israel as a matter of ideology, theology and policy. Hamas, as reflected in its 2006 victory in the Palestinian presidential and parliamentary elections in its ongoing bid to take over the PA, enjoys broad Palestinian public support.Americans and Israelis remember that the streets of Gaza were filled with candy on 9/11, and with tears when the United States killed Osama bin Laden.The Hamas leadership in Gaza and the West Bank are in a marathon race for local public opinion, which largely supported the Hamas terrorist attack against Israeli children as an effective strategy to free Palestinian terrorists incarcerated in Israeli jails. The "outgoing" Hamas prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, publicly called for the kidnapping of Israelis during his "goodbye" address to the Palestinian public on the eve of the recent swearing in of the Palestinian reconciliation government. Hamas and Fatah both embrace and nurture a culture of incitement to murder Israelis, name streets, boulevards, schools, camps and public spaces after terrorists, and educate and train children to embrace jihad.In Israel, unlike in some other Western countries, incitement to murder and violence is not protected free speech. It's punishable by law. While enforcement has been lax in many cases, Israel has already punished soldiers and prosecuted others who have called for revenge against Hamas.The Israeli teen terrorists who are accused of carrying out the Abu Khdeir murder represent no one, are identified with no political party, religious sect or social movement. As Ron Dermer, Israel's ambassador to Washington noted, "They will not be hailed as heroes and no public squares will be named in their honor." Instead they have earned the condemnation of the nation state of the Jewish people, as well as of the media, shapers of public opinion and public representatives. 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We then saw a big barge reversing (see picture) and wondered if he had seen us, but all went well. With all the wind he was having difficulty but was doing very well as a true professional would. He had to reverse as there was no room for him ...
My Belgium Christmas
... day was Christmas eve, in Belgium they celebrate Christmas as a family on Christmas eve they give presents and have dinner. It was very nice. The next day Christmas day spent visiting family and friends. In the evening we went to Ieper. Ieper is quite a historic site from WWI where many battles took place. There is a large tunnel memorial with all the names of the soldiers and every night of the year at 8pm people gather under the bridge and they sound the trumpets and do a "last ...
Finally, crossing over to Belgium
... the sands.
As the morning wore on more cups of tea and biscuits. Pizza for lunch. All very welcome. We made steady progress and everone took turns at the helm. By the afternoon the waves were quite big as we followed the French coast northwards to Belgium. When Iain took a turn on the helm the sea was more choppy and the boat was tossed around a bit more. With the wind behind us the waves were building up, which ...