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“I don’t feel any different than I did 50 years ago,” says Gleason, sitting with her daughter in their Sunnyvale home surrounded by old pictures and commendations. Gleason says she has an uncanny memory and can remember everything that has happened to her since age 3. Her birthday celebration was a red, white and blue affair with nearly 100 guests coming to wish her a happy centennial. Sunnyvale Mayor Glenn Hendricks presented a resolution to her in person, and she received letters from Gov. Jerry Brown, Rep. Mike Honda and a note from President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

Time for the rehash of Noah Galloway and Sharna Burgess, and Robert Herjavec and Kym Johnson, And poof! Noah and Sharna were in the semifinals but Robert and Kym were eliminated, Co-host Erin Andrews had to ask them, “What will happen with Robert and Kym?” but Robert neatly sidestepped the question, “It was so great to be here on the show, I am so honored to be able to do this, So much fun,” he said.After saying that he’d known Kym for several years, host Tom Bergeron said, “I suspect you won someone’s heart,” to which Robert replied, “Tom, I don’t know if I feel that way about you.”Kym added, “I was the best season, I loved being back and having Robert red silk flower girl shoe, red baby shoe, toddler ballet slipper, little girl ballet flat, red wedding, dance shoe, baby souls b as a partner.” Hmm? A “showmance” or the real thing?..

I wondered at first if this new format for DWTS would work, but it’s great. The show is tight with lots of dancing, and each week, there is a different way of introducing the celebrities. This week, there was an awesome opening number choreographed by Ray Leeper, taking another page from “So You Think You Can Dance.” The judges were even part of the number, boogying their way down the stairs before Julianne was introduced. Then it was time for the dances, broken up only by Brooke’s interviews. First up was Jack Osbourne and Cheryl Burke doing a quickstep, one of the most difficult dances. Despite his worry, Jack did a great job, especially with the footwork. Julianne reminded him to show how much he was enjoying the dance, although Carrie Ann thought he was “way more animated” and Bruno praised him for his footwork.

BEST SOLILOQUIES: Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey), “True Detective.” We’re still trying to wrap our head around all that existential red silk flower girl shoe, red baby shoe, toddler ballet slipper, little girl ballet flat, red wedding, dance shoe, baby souls b philosophizing about how “time is a flat circle.” (Maybe some Lone Star beer would help), But even if we didn’t always “get” the rambling Rust, we couldn’t help but hang on his every word, MOST WELCOME DEATH: King Joffrey (Jack Gleeson), “Game of Thrones.” We hesitate to overtly cheer the violent demise of anyone, But haters are going to hate, and we really hated the petulant kid ruler, who was poisoned shortly after celebrating his nuptials..

It’s still winter, but visitors are renting bikes instead of snowshoes and kayaks instead of skis. Come summer — without last-ditch torrential rains — the lake level is expected to be at such a historic low that some marinas will have to dredge for boats to launch. Jumping off the end of a pier could result in a rock-hard landing. California’s epic drought, entering its perilous fourth year, has combined with a pattern of warming temperatures to cast a “Twilight Zone” quality on one of the state’s most popular winter destinations and iconic landmarks.