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Sweet relief: Chocolate Festival a big hit By Nanette Light Transcript Staff Writer

Tell a friend Know anyone who has missed their paper in all the snow? Well, the Transcript has posted complimentary editions of the blizzard coverage on its website.

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When Nicki Burns fantasizes about her version of a heavenly hereafter, she dreams of a little bit of cream and a whole lot of chocolate. Fork or no fork, she doesn’t mind, as long as eternity includes one of Legend’s Restaurant’s chocolate amaretto cream cakes, she said, as she joked about her unwaver-

ing affinity for chocolatey confections at the 29th annual Chocolate Festival on Saturday, hosted by the Firehouse Art Center. “That’s heaven right there,” said Burns, as she and her chocolate-devouring companion Peggy Gilliam, a veteran who attended the first festival 29 years ago, each took a bites of the cake surrounded in their takeaway boxes by other samples of chocolate decadence from

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Winter weather: Not out of the woods yet Cerianne May puts the finishing touches on this snowman’s nose she and her friends built at the South Oval on OU campus Saturday.

Palin speaks at Reagan event Sarah Palin, speaking at an event to honor Ronald Reagan’s presidency, said America is on a “road to ruin” because of misguided policies in Washington and needs to get back in step with the values of Reagan. Page D6

Dan Johnson serves up Molton Lava Cake from Chili’s on Saturday at the 29th annual Chocolate Festival.

local restaurants and catering services like chocolatecovered strawberries and cheesecake pieces dipped in melted chocolate. “Anything this full of sugar and fat, how can you go wrong?” Burns said, adding that if she ever had a second wedding, this cake’s attendance at the reception would be a requirement. “Everything good in life

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More of the same • Colder temperatures expected to return to the area

Out for a spin Above: Two young girls twirl on the dance floor Saturday during the Daddy Daughter Dance at Embassy Suites. Transcript Photos by Kyle Phillips

Below: Chris McNabb twirls his daughter, Ryleigh, during Saturday’s Daddy Daughter Dance

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Erin Maxwell, meteorologist at the National Weather Center She said snow accumulation could total one inch. Highs in the 40s are expected Monday, before another system is scheduled to move through the area Tuesday and Wednesday, accompanied by an Arctic wind that will lower temperatures to the mid-

teens. Maxwell said the radar Saturday afternoon showed a 40 to 50 percent chance for snow Tuesday night and 60 percent chance Wednesday. She said gusty winds, • See COLD Page A3

Left: Letter carrier Barbara Morgan makes her appointed rounds Friday as another round of snow hit Norman. Transcript Photo by Jerry Laizure

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Saturday’s warmer temperatures and sunshine are predicted to take a hiatus beginning today, with a chance for a rain/snow mix this morning, transitioning to snow later today, said a meteorologist at the National Weather Center in Norman. Temperatures today, as of Saturday afternoon, were anticipated to be colder, mainly in the mid-30s, said meteorologist Erin Maxwell.

“Right now, we don’t expect this to be as big of a deal as Tuesday.”

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Below: Steve Could plows the area around his neighbor’s driveways Saturday afternoon, helping them get out of the house as snow melts. Transcript Photo by Kyle Phillips

Garrett says she didn’t ask that e-mail be deleted By Murray Evans Associated Press

NORMAN — Former state Superintendent Sandy Garrett said Saturday she didn’t tell an Oklahoma Department of Education employee to delete her e-mail account and said she’s positive the deleted e-mails can be retrieved. “I think history is well-preserved through my years, and I’m proud of that,” Garrett told The Associated Press. Garrett’s comments came after two state records custodians told the AP on Friday the longtime schools superintendent ordered the deletion of her account, a violation of state policy. Deleting the account also wiped out all correspondence attached to it. “I certainly wouldn’t order anybody to delete anything,” Garrett said. “The first call I got on this, I thought it was a joke.” Throughout Oklahoma’s government, when most employees leave a state job, their e-mail is retained for a time because of • See E-MAIL Page A3

Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011

Remembering Reagan on what would have been his 100th birthday

he mood inside Detroit’s Cobo Hall was about as tense as this rookie reporter had seen in a political arena. George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan were searching for Republican delegates anywhere they could find them. They even came out to the state delegation’s hotel in nearby Warren, Mich. Deals were being cut quicker than a car lot on the last day of the month. Mr. Reagan had just won the nomination. He and Bush had gone at it like alley cats in the night, and Mr. Reagan eventually won out. So the next question was who would Mr. Reagan pick for vice

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president? Why, George Bush, of course. For me, it was the biggest surprise coming out of my first national political convention. I had a ringside seat to all of the action. It taught me early on that political opponents could work together under the right circumstances.

!"!"! Mr. Reagan, our nation’s 40th president, would have been 100 years old today. He was the oldest man ever elected to the U.S. presidency when he took the oath office in January of 1981 at age 69. His early career as the host of the General Electric Theatre and as the national pitchman for GE brought him to Cleveland County. He came to the grand opening of Hall Park, a small housing enclave on East Robinson Street developed by Ike Hall. Mr. Reagan came in March of 1962 and was made “honorary mayor.” Hall Park was billed as

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Allison Palmer, an OU professor from Maryland, broke out her skis Friday as another round of snow hit Norman.

Free lawn care seminar scheduled Transcript Staff A free basic lawn care seminar with presentations on fertilization, mowing common pests and watering is scheduled from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Cleveland

County Fairgrounds Room C, 601 E. Robinson St. Tracey Payton, horticulturist, will present. Reservations are requested and can be directed toward the Cleveland County Cooperative Extension Office at 321-4774.

Oklahoma’s first “totally electric” community. It incorporated in the early 1960s. Jerry and Penny Thompson and their children were the first residents. Mr. Reagan returned to Hall Park in 1986. He had come to Norman to a midterm political rally and reportedly cruised by Hall Park. Residents there voted to dissolve the town in 2003. They were soon annexed by Norman, which already surrounded them. !"!"! Former state Rep. Thad Balkman authored legislation designating Reagan’s birthday as a day of remembrance in

Oklahoma. He recalls seeing Reagan in Long Beach, Calif., in the fall of 1988. Reagan was campaigning for Bush to succeed him. Balkman’s father checked him out of school to go to the speech. He remembers the motorcade and the crowd.

Balkman, who graduated from high school in 1989, already was interested in world affairs. “It was just the coolest thing,” Balkman recalled. “Seeing Reagan give his speech to me was kind of the culmination of what a great figure he was and how influential he was.”

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Obama focuses on American business By Darlene Superville Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says the American government has a responsibility to make the U.S. the best place in the world to do business, but companies have a responsibility to invest in the nation’s future by keeping jobs here, hiring workers and paying decent wages. Obama devoted his weekly radio and Internet message Saturday to ideas from his State of the Union address, specifically a plan to put the U.S. on a more competitive footing globally by spending on innovation, education and public works. “In today’s global, competi-

tive economy, the best jobs and newest industries will take root in countries with the most skilled workers, the strongest commitment to research and technology and the fastest ways to move people, goods and information,” the president said, previewing his speech Monday to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Obama mentioned his visit this past week to Penn State University, where researchers are designing more energyefficient buildings. He also spoke about next Thursday’s trip to Marquette, Mich., a place the White House says illustrates how increased Internet access can help businesses grow. Obama has called for expanding high-speed, wire-

less Internet access to 98 percent of Americans within five years. He talked about federal tax credits and financing programs that are helping companies boost their bottom lines and hire workers. Obama said that government has a responsibility to support businesses but that businesses have responsibilities, too. “They should set up shop here and hire our workers and pay decent wages and invest in the future of this nation,” he said. “That’s their obligation.” Obama, who has been working overtime to overcome perceptions that he is anti-business, said his message to the Chamber of Com-

merce will be that everyone will benefit if government and businesses work together. “Our workers will succeed. Our nation will prosper. And America will win the future in this century, just like we did in the last,” he said. Republicans spoke about the economy and jobs, too, but Rep. Jeb Hensarling of Texas used his party’s weekly address to chide Obama for proposing to extend Washington’s “spending binge” at a time of growing budget deficits. Congressional budget experts recently projected that the difference between federal spending and revenues will surge to a record $1.5 trillion for the budget year that ends

Sept. 30. Hensarling called for spending cuts and spending reform. “You know, my questions for the president are these: Mr. President, how does spending us down the road to national bankruptcy help us ‘win the future’? And, Mr. President, how does borrowing even more money from the Chinese make us more competitive?” he said. “After two years, it’s pretty clear we can’t borrow, spend and bail out our way to economic prosperity. No nation can,” Hensarling added. “So while I appreciate the president’s can-do rhetoric, his jobdestroying policies won’t do, and that’s what matters most to American families.”

Fest:Close to 3,000 visitors in attendance • Continued from Page A1 the 28 vendors — each with their own chocolate twist: is associated with choco- like The Diner’s chocolate late,” she said. chili, made special for the Joe Sparks, owner of Leg- festival with unsweetened end’s, said his restaurant has Mexican baking chocolate; participated in the festival — chocolate enchiladas from ranked third among food Catering Creations & HH; festivals in the nation by and chocolate-flavored snow Food Network, and the Fire- cones from Eskimo Sno. house Art Center’s largest Eight vendors were fundraiser each year — unable to make it to the fessince its beginning. tival due to the remaining In fact, Sparks was on the snow, said spokesperson board of the Norman Arts Jennifer Skinner for FireCouncil when Dan Davis, house, adding that the the festival’s founder who expected 36 vendors was died this January, proposed double from two years ago. the idea. Proceeds collected from “It’s a chemical thing,” the festival — from ticket Sparks said of people’s pas- prices varying from $30 (15 sion for chocolate. “And samples) and $20 (10 samthere’s all the lore about ples) — go toward Firechocolate being an aphro- house’s programs and comdisiac.” munity activities, said Carla And the Norman land- Chew, operations coordinamark has been there ever tor at Firehouse Art Center. since, usually with its chocoAnd balancing out the late amaretto cream cake, a sweet was a little salty from customer favorite, Sparks the Mont, with its chips and said. queso, proving that the “We’ve tried different cheese, among all the chocothings, but people like this,” holics, stands alone. he said as employees sliced “When we first brought it, several of the 22 cakes — people thought we were eight pounds of chocolate crazy because it wasn’t sifted, mixed and iced on chocolate, but people always each. seem to like it,” said managBy noon, employees at er Nancy Smith of the Mont, Firehouse estimated festival adding that the restaurant attendance, by the end of the has tried, and failed, to add day, at about 3,000 to tour chocolate to the 12-quart

Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio — Archbishop Dennis Schnurr of Cincinnati and Bishop Frederick Campbell of Columbus are among 10 Catholic church leaders in Ohio who have signed a statement urging the state to stop using the death penalty, weeks after an Ohio Supreme Court justice issued the same call. Ohio put eight people to death last year, the most since 1949, The Columbus Dispatch reported. The statement signed by the Catholic bishops said they believe capital punishment is wrong in nearly all cases and that “just punishment can occur without resorting to the death penalty.” Former state prisons director Terry Collins and Ohio Supreme Court Justice Paul Pfeifer also recently called for an end to capital punishment in Ohio. Pfeifer, a Republican, helped write Ohio’s death penalty law and was one of its leading proponents as a state legislator in the 1970s and 1980s, but he said it’s being used in cases for which it wasn’t intended. “I think the time’s right on this one,” he said last month. “You have Republicans in every direction. With that political configuration, it would be the most opportune time to seriously debate and discuss whether or not we have the death penalty.”

cheese bath. And the chocolatey absence is OK with Tommie Morgan, the lone chocolate hater among a crowd of chocoholics. “I don’t like the sweet. I like the salt,” said Morgan, who has traveled from her home in Bixby with her husband and daughter, both chocolate lovers, to the festival for the last three years. “Is there chocolate in that?” Morgan said to Smith before taking a cup of Mont’s cheese and a handful of chips. Morgan’s takeaway box of goodies will be divided among her husband, daughter and niece, she said, as she reached for a chocolate raspberry cupcake for her daughter. Burns and Gilliam might wish they could strike a deal with Morgan, as they lamented — after making the rounds in the first corridor — about needing to ration their chocolate choices after eagerly grabbing too many samples before their trip through corridor No. 2. “I think we got a little too excited,” Gilliam said as she looked at her punch card. “It’s back to the trenches.” Nanette Light 366-3541 nlight@normantranscript.com

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People lined up for a taste of chocolate Saturday morning at the 29th Annual Chocolate Festival.

Norman Area Forecast:

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Cars were able to travel more easily Saturday as the snow and ice began to melt as the sun came out.

tures are anticipated to stay cold at least through Thursday. She said it could warm up later in the week and into the weekend. “Until then, we’re definitely going to get colder Tuesday through Thursday,” she said.

Today: A chance of rain and snow before noon, then a chance of snow. Cloudy, with a high near 38. North wind between 6 and 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40 percent. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible. Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23. North/northwest wind between 7 and 9 mph. Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41. West/northwest wind 6 to 10 mph, becoming south/southwest. Monday night: Cloudy, with a low around 28. Source: National Weather Service

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E-mail: Garrett left superintendent office on Jan. 10 • Continued from Page A1 sions of the Oklahoma Open Records Act, asked to see all the potential need to access of Garrett’s recent official their correspondence. While the former employee can no correspondence and certain longer access the account, other department records the contents are retained generated between the time until the state Archives and new state Superintendent Records Commission grants Janet Barresi was elected permission for them to be Nov. 2 and the day Garrett left office. deleted. The department said it In Garrett’s case, no one from the state Department did not have access to Garof Education consulted the rett’s state account, although commission before wiping records did show she was the account clean, said Bill communicating with departYoung, a spokesman for the ment workers through private e-mail. records commission. Esther Braxton, who Garrett left office on Jan. 10 after 20 years as the state helps maintain e-mail superintendent. The AP, in a accounts at the Education request made under provi- Department, said Garrett

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Cold:May not be warmer until weekend although not as powerful as the last storm’s, are expected, along with some drifting. “Right now, we don’t expect this to be as big of a deal as Tuesday,” Maxwell said. She advised residents continue to watch the forecast, since there is the possibility of slick roads today and later this week. Maxwell said the Norman area could accumulate two to four inches of snow by the end of the day Wednesday. “But there’s potential that it could be a little more. The models are still changing around right now, so it’s a little hard to say,” Maxwell said. She said the warmer temperatures Saturday prompted some melting, but not as much in the Norman area as in other parts of the state.

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asked her late on Jan. 7 to delete the account immediately. Braxton, who still works at the Education Department, said she complied “because she’s my boss.” In an interview Saturday, Garrett recalled the conversation differently. “I said, ‘Esther, did you take (the e-mail account) down?’ Because I was going to do a goodbye letter to the staff. I was going to work Monday (Jan. 10) because Janet had asked me to, at least until noon. “I did not ever use the word delete. I said, ’Can you bring it back up so I can

write some messages?’ She said, ‘I can’t bring it back.’” Young said most e-mail is deleted after various lengths of time, depending on criteria such as whether it involves administrative matters or finances, but that “the substantive correspondence of agency heads is considered a permanent record.” Garrett said she began using e-mail in 2003 or 2004 but rarely conducted official business by e-mail. She said at the end of each year, she printed out copies of e-mails deemed to be substantive and that those hard copies are on file at the Education Department.

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Opinion

Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011

Our view

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• SCHOOL ELECTION

Raadschelders our pick for school board position Restaurateur Joe Sparks opted out of seeking another five-year term on the Norman school board. The job is often demanding and doesn’t always lend itself to much family time. We appreciate his service and that of the other board members. (We also appreciate him making his decision known early so that potential candidates could ponder the race). Three candidates are seeking to replace Mr. Sparks in the Office No. 1 seat, representing southwest Norman. All three are committed to the district and bring differing perspectives and life experiences that would help encourage board dialogue. We applaud all three candidates but give the edge to Julie Raadschelders. She has the educational background and career experiences to understand today’s public education climate. Funding reductions

and an end to federal stimulus money will put the district in quite a bind this year and the board and administration will have some tough and creative decisions to make. In an interview, Dr. Raadschelders acknowledged parents expect the district to offer the best quality education and extracurricular activities, even in economic downturns. She believes district administrative consolidation is an option worth pursuing but would be careful not to diminish local traditions that have brought identity to smaller communities. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Only those voters who live in the Office No. 1 district can cast ballots. It includes portions of Pcts. 11, 13, 42, 57 and 68 and all of 35, 39, 46, 51, 56 and 59 and one precinct in McClain County.

• HIRING SURGE

A better year for job seekers

Continued positive reports from the manufacturing and service sectors portends better employment possibilities for job seekers. Productivity may have peaked, too, meaning companies will need to hire additional workers rather than try and squeeze more out of those that are left. The nation’s service sector reported its biggest expansion in five years. That includes workers in health care, retail and construction workers. It marked the 14th straight month of growth in that area of the workforce. Factory activity was also

at its highest in nearly seven years. Backlogs of orders are keeping them busy as companies begin to replace inventory and equipment neglected during slower times. Economists forecast 146,000 net jobs added last month and fewer new claims filed for unemployment benefits. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told reporters it’ll still take years to bring unemployment down to manageable levels. At this pace, economists say that’s enough jobs to absorb new job seekers entering the workforce.

Another view • ECONOMY

Muddled remedy, report

Normally, when Congress attempts to legislate in the aftermath of some upheaval, it does so after various study committees sift through the evidence and render judgment on the cause. That’s not what happened in the case of the financial meltdown. Congress acted last year and passed the Dodd-Frank regulatory financial reform bill. Only last week did the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission show up with its findings, and its divided verdict. … The majority cited a deregulatory bias on the part of government officials, combined with negligence on the part of bankers, who often failed to understand the risks they were running. Yet even this finding was muddled, as was the Dodd-

Frank bill itself, which failed to decisively resolve the problem of “too big to fail.”… The Fed was “the steward” of lending standards, said Commissioner John W. Thompson. “They chose not to act.” The problem, then, wasn’t a lack of regulatory authority. Rather, the regulators didn’t use what they had, presumably because they didn’t see what was coming. Unfortunately, the DoddFrank bill relies on government officials — organized as the new Financial Services Oversight Council — to spot the next crisis before it bursts into a panic. Given the government’s failure to spot the last one, that’s not exactly reassuring. — The Kansas City Star

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Spoiling for a fight in Ohio

OLUMBUS, Ohio — In 1997, when Republicans controlled the U.S. House of Representatives and John Kasich chaired the Budget Committee, he set his sights on the GOP’s 2000 presidential nomination because “there just aren’t enough hours left in my life that I can get everything done that I want to get done.” He was 44. The presidency eluded him, as it has every sitting congressman other than James Garfield (another Ohioan), so Kasich went to work for Lehman Brothers (deceased), Fox News (flourishing) and now Ohio (ailing). His ebullience — 12 years from now, at 70, he will still seem like a boy who rode his balloon-tire bike out of a Booth Tarkington novel — is not dampened by a Midwestern winter’s slate gray sky hanging close to the 30th-floor governor’s office. Having occupied that office for four weeks, he has plans as big as Ohio’s problems. Its population is aging, and shrinking relative to the nation’s: From 2000 to 2010, only Rhode Island and Louisiana had slower population growth (Michigan had negative growth); and Ohio is losing two congressional seats. It will have 16 starting in 2013, down from 24 in 1960. Cincinnati has lost 40 percent of its population since 1950. Most net new job creation in the nation is done by companies no more than five years old, but Kasich says Ohio’s taxation and regulation environment discourages entrepreneurship. Which is one reason why a third of the state’s college students leave Ohio within three years of graduation. Per-pupil spending in Cleveland and Youngstown public schools is $14,573 and $13,823, respectively (the national average is about $10,800); their graduation rates are 54.3 percent and 58 percent,

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respectively. Nineteen percent of Ohioans are on Medicaid, which is about 30 percent of the state’s budget. Asked what the headline will be when he submits his first budget, he replies, “Probably, ‘Oh my God!’” When he was chairing the House Budget Committee, Washington cut domestic appropriations 9 percent in 1996 and achieved a surplus in 1998, but that was with the economy humming. Ohio’s projected fiscal 2012 deficit of 11 percent of the state’s 2011 budget is serious, but far from the calamities facing California (29.3 percent), Texas (31.5), New Jersey (37.4), Illinois (44.9) and Nevada (45.2). Kasich is in the process of privatizing the economic development agency and enticed a Silicon Valley venture capitalist to run it for a $1-a-year salary. Kasich’s traveling for Lehman Brothers was an experience that affected him the way the years with General Electric deepened Ronald Reagan’s enthusiasm for the private sector. Kasich is considering privatizing some prisons and selling or leasing the Ohio Turnpike (Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels leased Indiana’s). Today, Kasich says, there are people getting paid $66,000 a year to collect tolls that machines might collect. He says the turnpike revenues do not come to the state and he is puzzled about where they do go.

With Republicans controlling all statewide elected offices (except one Supreme Court seat) and both houses of the General Assembly, Kasich is spoiling for some fights. One will be with the nursing home industry, which will resist state attempts to save money by helping the elderly stay at home. And there will be a brawl with the teachers’ union over school voucher programs, charter schools and narrowing the topics — e.g., class sizes — that can be subjects of collective bargaining. He is prepared to threaten a state takeover of failing school systems and is proud that Michelle Rhee, who was constructively confrontational when running the District of Columbia’s schools, is from Toledo. The son of a mailman — and a goulash of Central European ethnicities (Hungarian, Czech, Croatian) — Kasich appeals to the blue-collar workers that Democrats have been losing since the 1960s, and among whom Democrats lost roughly 2 to 1 in 2010. There are many in Ohio, where five Democratic members of Congress lost in 2010. Michael Barone’s Almanac of American Politics calls Ohio “the first entirely American state”: The original 13 began as British colonies and the next three (Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee) were carved from colonies. No Republican has won the presidency without carrying Ohio, which has not voted for a losing presidential candidate since 1960. So there will be national repercussions from whatever Kasich accomplishes working here in this middle-sized city in the middle of the state where the Middle West begins, the region where the next presidential election may be decided. George Will writes for the Washington Post Writers Group. His e-mail address is georgewill@washpost.com.

Enough! Editor, The Transcript: “The Government Research Division of Statistics was summoned to an undisclosed location early yesterday morning. The buzz and excitement had been palatable. Important statistical data that had been collected, gathered, analyzed, re-analyzed over the past year had arrived. A key statistic that GRDS had been waiting for was about to be disclosed. The report consisted well over 100,000 pages. The Chief GRDS Inspector personally conveyed the results and stunning conclusion. Here was the direct quote- “We have confirmation. Concrete statistical evidence concludes that an automobile driver who listens to the radio, CD or DVD player, uses a hand-free cell, a hand-held cell, texts, or has an additional passenger in the vehicle will within minutes become mentally distracted.” I was told the GRDS team exploded with leaps of high-fives and fists pumping in the air. A source close to the President speaking on a condition of anonymity said that this was a momentous day for legitimate change, that a new dawn of intervention can now begin in earnest, and that the President will clearly act on this data in the best interest of all Americans.” The above paragraph is fictitious but written to illustrate a growing fundamental problem. I was listening to the radio the other morning and the news report referred to a lady who had been texting while walking at the same time. She had become so distracted that she fell right into a fountain. This offcourse was all caught on video. What got my attention wasn’t the idiocy of

the lady but the Lonny-Tune idea from some that the Government needs to create a law limiting texting while walking in certain public areas. This got my goat, so to speak, and I simply had to air my frustration. Government cannot legislate and protect people from every possible danger or distraction. The government cannot protect us from every conceivable danger. Why? Well, because those dangers are limitless. There is always another danger lurking around the corner. More importantly and far more serious is the incremental loss of freedom and the responsibility that comes with that freedom. Why be responsible if the Government will take care of our every need? The result of this incremental-ism is that common sense and accountability is subjugated. President Reagan rightly said, “Government exists to protect us from each other. Where government has gone beyond its limits is in deciding to protect us from ourselves.” The Constitution never envisions a “nanny” state and yet that seems to be where we are headed. There is this false notion that we cannot be trusted to think or make decisions for ourselves and be willing to accept the consequences for our actions right or wrong. The conclusion of this false premise is that someone, i.e. the Government or bureaucrat, must tell us what to eat, where to eat, what foods restaurants must cook, that movie theatres can’t use a certain kind of oil to pop their popcorn, what drinks to drink, what foods are good for our children, when to text, where to text, where a person can or cannot smoke,

where to walk, got to get a bicycle registration to ride your bike, where to ride your bike, how to discipline your children, can’t say Christmas, can’t say a prayer, can’t say Jesus, can’t say God, can’t say anything about abortion, homosexuals, or about Muslims for if you do it’s hate speech. So, please, enough. Quit creating invasive laws that do nothing short of rob individuals of their freedom, common sense, and responsibility. Quit creating laws that target teens and criminalize them thus mar their future forever. There are laws already on the books that cover inattentiveness and civil rights. Use them, please. Enough of creating laws for every possible problem, even well intentioned ones, as they are intrusive and slowly chip away at our privacy. One writer on the Conservative American News summed this problem up by saying, “Doing so not only requires demonstrating the absurdity of laws already on the books, but at the same time making the argument that government cannot solve every problem any American might ever encounter. Common sense is a muscle. The less it is used the more it atrophies. The more it’s used the stronger it becomes.” A phrase found in Henry David Thoreau’s Civil Disobedience says, “That government is best which governs least.” This is a similar sentiment of President Reagan who said, “Man is not free unless government is limited.” Enough said. BRUCE KESSLER Norman

Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011

WEATHER TRIVIA On this date in 1997, Taloga reported 11 inches of snow from the 6th through the morning of the 8th. Watonga also had 8 inches of snow during the same period.

NORMAN ALMANAC SATURDAY High: 55 Low: 24 Precipitation: 0.00 For the Month: 0.22 * Late Friday: 0.12 A YEAR AGO High: 32 Low: 24 TODAY Sunrise: 7:25 Sunset: 6:02

NORMAN AND AREA FORECAST: Today, chance of light snow. High 38. Winds: N 10-20. Tonight, cloudy. Low 24. Winds: N 10-20.

OKLAHOMA FORECAST: Today, rain changing to light snow. One to two inches in southern Oklahoma. Highs in the upper 30s. Tonight, cloudy. Lows in the low 20s.

NATIONAL FORECAST: Heavy snow for parts of the Northeast and the Northern Rockies. Snow in parts of the Southern Plains. Colder in the Northern Plains and Great Lakes.

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CHICAGO — A blizzard that dumped nearly 2 feet of snow has revived a longstanding Chicago tradition: Break out the patio furniture. Or, if none is available, suitcases, garbage cans, strollers, bar stools and milk crates work, too. All these items are frequently used by Chicago residents in a time-honored yet controversial system of preserving parking spots, known as “dibs.” In an urban version of wild animals marking their territory, residents use chairs and other objects to tell anyone who passes that someone has taken the trouble to dig out enough snow to park a car — and that person expects the spot to remain available when the vehicle returns. “It is an unwritten rule of etiquette,” attorney Chris Sheaffer, 34, said as he was about to place a bright blue folding chair on a spot he’d dug in front of his North Side home. “And you bear the con-

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sequences if you break it.” Actually, the city has an ordinance covering dibs, and it’s illegal. But one look at block after block lined with markers ranging from a simple cardboard box to elaborate barricades of chairs, ropes and bright ribbons, and it’s clear the law gets the same kind of compliance in Chicago that Prohibition once did. The practice is so ingrained in the fabric of the city that almost immediately

after the blizzard ended, the candidates running for mayor were asked where they stood on the practice. Three told the Chicago Sun-Times they were in favor of “dibs,” while one was noncommittal. The retiring Mayor Richard Daley dances around the issue, but he has made no secret of his sympathy for people who spend time digging snow only to lose their parking spots to someone else.

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Transcript Readers’ Forum

Celebrating progress in Tobacco-Free Oklahoma

The problem is mean-spirited greed, not social philosophy Editor, The Transcript: Conservatives indignant with the finger pointing over the Tucson tragedy rightly argue only an utter madman is capable of such outrage, as did Keith A. Eaton in a letter to The Transcript. Undoubtably. Little doubt as well a paranoid schizophrenic psyche with easy access to high tech weapons popped up the toxic vitriol. Snippets of his delusional ramblings ring a bell — don’t have to obey the federalist law, no one reads the Constitution, fear of total government control, and the literacy rate in his home district, i.e. Spanish speakers. Jodie Foster isn’t responsible for John Hinkley, Sarah Palin’s rifle sights didn’t cause Tucson — the aura of American civilization chock full of violent energy long before her prolonged 15 minutes, but unveiled threat of violence if you disagree with

policy isn’t helpful to our country’s discourse. Mr. Eaton and his friends on the conservative right have taken to heart founding fathers’ advice to resist a strong central government, fearing what they see as government power grabs in health care, student loans, the financial sector. Pardon. U.S. taxpayers left to bail out reckless speculators free wheeling in a market unfettered by safeguards put in place the last time bad business wrecked the world economy. More like extortion — we’re too big to fail and you know it. They were playing with house money and when the house of cards collapses, blame low income people. As for our immoral and corrupt health care system, please someone wrest control from the industry lords who co-opted the group plan system from its non-profit

roots and transformed it into a GNP gobbling monstrosity. Far from being the best health care in the world as we’re told by shills from both parties, it ranks in at No. 37, right with our comrades in Cuba. Rather than seeking to cure the infirmed, the goal is to tighten the bottom line so Wall Street will show some love and all who play along cop a nice bonus. High finance shenanigans, not policy took down world economics — progressive civilizations in Europe, California, Illinois with high marks in quality of life factors and a proper social safety net, as well as a negligent society like Texas that shirks responsibilities and leaves other states to deal with the refugees. Mean spirited greed is bringing the country down, not social philosophy. DAVID ORR Norman

Subject of reader’s previous letter was women in combat Editor, The Transcript: I had this handwritten; but, didn’t get it delivered on Monday so I had time, due to the blizzard to add a few blurbs. It has become obvious that I’m “preaching to the choir” and the nonbelievers read whatever they want into my scribblings so I’ve decided to leave the field open to the Jewell’s and Steele’s (Maffucci’s, too — is that Bette like Midler or Davis?). Plus, my wife just told me I ramble and my letters make no sense! The possibility that BM even read my letter on women in combat in its entirety before spouting off

is equal to the likelihood that Pelosi and Reid have read the Obamacare bill! My first paragraph (or second if you count “Ridiculous.” as a paragraph) lauded Tod Barrett for saying what needed to be said and I’d long given up on making a dent in Nadine’s Beck fixation. However; I’ve mailed a copy of BM’s letter to Glenn’s publicity site. I’m sure he’ll be gratified that he’s now known as “SuperCon-man!” Also as a sergeant, I’m hardly in a position to speak for colonels, though they did all ask me what she was talking about. Since Bette’s into

tweets, “imnsho” I’ll have to shout: WOMEN IN COMBAT was my subject… The anecdotes in the letter were, to quote the Ph.D. from Noble: “indisputable facts,” i.e. my personal experiences, not hearsay. The editor, at my behest, and I cut a few more egregious examples of the constraints on training forced by using the armed forces as a site for social engineering. Those that remained were tasteless, to say the least; but, served to illustrate and reinforce the point of the letter. BILL LOGAN Norman

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Editor, The Transcript: This last week I celebrated a Tobacco-Free Oklahoma. Even though we’re not completely tobacco free, I feel pride in the health-conscious community that Norman is becoming. Several positive changes have occurred over the past few years. Not too long ago I had to request the smokefree section at a restaurant. We know now, that moving to another section in the restaurant won’t protect me or others from the harmful chemicals found in secondhand smoke. My workplace is tobacco free. What an amazing change from previous years when the tobacco may have been used in the same office. I am thankful for the 1-800-QUIT-NOW hotline. Many people com-

I celebrate my community moving in the right direction. ment to me how with the helpline they’ve broken their addiction to tobacco. Our schools considered and in many cases, adopted 24/7 policies. 24/7 policies do not allow tobacco use on campus at any time and help protect our children from exposure to tobacco products. We even have smoke-free parks in Norman. The little ones can enjoy the park without cigarette butts littering the ground. This session I will watch the state legislature’s actions with interest. Local rights may be restored to

safeguard our community as we see fit. Doesn’t it make sense to protect our children from the number one preventable cause of death? I celebrate my community moving in the right direction. We are saving lives, and hopefully restoring powers to decide our needs at the local level. Join me in smiling as we think about Norman’s future as a healthy community. JERRY DEMING Tobacco Treatment Specialist Chair, Tobacco Free Cleveland County

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Business roundup Financing workshop slated for Feb. 16 MidFirst Bank is partnering with Rural Enterprises of Oklahoma Inc. to present a free workshop, “Financing For Your Small Business,” from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 16 at MidFirst Bank, Suite 110, 901 N. Lincoln Blvd. in Oklahoma City. Registration is strongly encouraged. Lunch will be provided. The deadline for registration is Feb. 15. The workshop will feature a panel of financing experts in an interactive discussion of the latest in small business loans. Topics include how to qualify for financing, what lenders look for in an applicant and how to get approved. Questions for the panel may be submitted ahead of time via e-mail to Jennifer Edwards at jedwards@ruralenterprises.com. For further information about this and other upcoming events, call 319-8190 or visit www.ruralenterprises.com.

ABWA meeting marks Black History Month The Norman chapter of the American Business Women’s Association will meet 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Marie Callender’s, 3025 William Pereira, just off Ed Noble Parkway in Norman. In recognition of Black History Month, the guest speaker will be Cheryl Wattley, director of the OU College of Law Legal Clinic and director of clinical education. Her topic will be “Blacks In History.” Call Jo Ann Arps at 414-3656 for more information.

Norman weather-tech firm wins national award Norman-based Weather Decision Technologies Inc. has been awarded the American Meteorological Society Award for Outstanding Services to Meteorology by a Corporation. The citation from the Council of the AMS commends WDT “for 10 years of exceptional service in transferring innovative science and technologies from research and development to customerfocused operational meteorological products and services.” The formal presentation of the WDT award was made Jan. 26 at the annual awards banquet at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, during the 91st annual meeting of the AMS. WDT provides value-added weather content, geo-mapping solutions and mobile alerting applications. The company serves national weather services and interactive media outlets, as well as governmental, industrial and international military weather customers. Founded in 2000, WDT has been awarded Inc. 500 and Inc. 5000 status five times after experiencing 80 percent annual growth during its first four years and continued rapid growth in the past few years.

Norman firm acquires storm chaser network Weather Decision Technologies Inc. has acquired ChaserTV, a network of professional storm chasers in the United States, Europe and Asia. The network is the largest subscription-based service of its kind, bringing live severe-weather video to online interactive site chasertv.com, supporting advanced weather warnings and notifications across the world. Founded in 2008, Chaser TV has grown rapidly to include 150plus dedicated members who regularly submit streaming video and help local weather offices and notify the public when severe weather strikes. The network’s interactive site includes an innovative video display, known as “The Wall,” which allows media companies to view live video streams occurring simultaneously across severe weather zones. — Transcript Staff

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A patron walks into Legend’s on Friday. The restaurant’s owner, Joe Sparks, said being closed for two days actually helped his business’ bottom line because very few people go out to eat when the weather turns cold and icy.

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• Snowstorm helps businesses, either by cutting costs or boosting sales Transcript Staff A snowstorm that blew into Norman on Monday night and left a thick blanket of white stuff atop the city affected local businesses in different ways. Legend’s Restaurant on Lindsey Street was closed Tuesday and Wednesday before reopening for business Thursday. Owner Joe Sparks said being closed those two days actually helped his business because very few people go out to eat when the weather turns cold and icy. “It helps our bottom line,” Sparks said, adding that it saves the restaurant money to close the facilities, rather than operate with no customers. Sparks said he always tries to

“Every grocery store did several days worth of business Monday.” Larry Wright, Wright’s IGA owner on the snowstorm’s affect on sales consider the customers who want to come and dine at Legend’s and balance that with solid business decisions. Larry Wright, with Wright’s IGA, stayed open during the entire storm. The family-owned grocery store closed early on Tuesday, Wright said, because they didn’t have enough employees who could make it in to man cash registers. Despite being one of the few businesses open Tuesday, Wright said sales were down to a fraction of what they would be

on a normal day. He said that by Thursday sales figures had returned to normal. Wright also said storms like this can be good for business. “It really helps the bottom line,” he said, adding that on days when sales are low, generally employees take off work, reducing payroll costs. He said many people stock up before the weather turns bad, leading to good sales prior to winter weather. “Every grocery store did several days worth of business Mon-

Area woman’s company honored for great jelly Transcript Staff Suan’s Scotch Bonnet Pepper Jelly, a Made in Oklahoma company, was a winner in the second annual Dallas Gourmet Gold Awards at The Gourmet Market in Dallas. Suan’s won the Gold Award for best jelly, jam or preserves at this year’s show. The company, owned by Suan Grant, exhibited at the show for the first time this year. Three MIO companies had the opportunity to exhibit at The Gourmet Market through the Oklahoma Gourmet project, a partnership between the Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center and the MIO Program. Along with Suan’s Scotch Bonnet Pepper Jelly, of Oklahoma City, The Twisted Chile, of Tulsa, and Ziegelmeier Toasted Pecan Butter, of Ada, exhibited at the show. The Gourmet Market serves as a showcase for the newest gourmet foods. Oklahoma Gourmet purchased one year of booth space at The Gourmet Market to feature clients and their products. The goal was to get MIO companies to the next level of marketing, selling and distribution.

day,” Wright said. While many Norman residents were hunkered down in the heat at their homes, the employees of Pizza Shuttle were out delivering pepperoni pies, sliding around the streets in their delivery cars and trucks. “We were very busy,” said John Trobare, a manager of Pizza Shuttle, referring to Wednesday and Thursday. He said almost all of his employees were able to make it in by Wednesday. The restaurant was closed Tuesday. For Wednesday, Trobare reported that sales were almost quadruple what they normally are. He said sales Thursday were still double or triple what they normally were.

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Suan’s Scotch Bonnet Pepper Jelly, a Made in Oklahoma company, was a winner in the second annual Dallas Gourmet Gold Awards at The Gourmet Market in Dallas “The Dallas Gourmet Market is a great opportunity for Oklahoma companies to be introduced to national and international buyers,” said Julie Fitzgerald, MIO marketing coordinator.

To learn more about the Gourmet Market, visit www.dallasmarketcenter.co m. Visit Suan’s website at www.suansfoods.com or find more MIO products at www.madeinoklahoma.net.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, First Fidelity Bank is offering tips to ensure your Valentine doesn’t become an ex. Financial “Communication arguments are is the key to listed as a top rea- keeping a son why relationship couples going, and that is split. “Mon- certainly true ey can’t when it comes to buy love, but love finances.” can cerSuzie Symcox, tainly end chief administrative over officer, First Fidelity money,” Bank said Suzie Symcox, First Fidelity Bank’s chief administrative officer. “Communication is the key to keeping a relationship going, and that is certainly true when it comes to finances.” The top financial tips for couples include: • Communicate. Just as you’d discuss where to dine, couples should communicate before making large purchases, opening or closing a new credit line or changing jobs. • State your goals. Discuss where you want to live and whether you want to purchase property during the next • See TIPS Page B2

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Business & Technology US Cyberchallenge: Can Oklahoma’s cyberkids compete? The U.S. Cyber Challenge: I want someone in Oklahoma — governor, mayor, school teacher, corporate entity, private donor — to get behind supporting and sponsoring the next generation of computer/Internet security geniuses in the Cyber Foundations 2011 National Competition. I’ve worked on this sort of thing before, mentoring two school-age Botball robotics teams, which led to the Botball National Championship Competitions in 2000 and 2001. The Cyber Foundations contest is a different animal, though, and more forward-looking people need to step up to the plate. The benefits are vast. More about that later. We have until Feb. 18. I will teach another miniclass on computer/Internet security at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Norman Public Library. The session will last about two hours. I will lead all who attend deep into the creepy underworld of the Internet and show them how ordinary people can defeat

Computer Sense By Dave Moore

the Internet bad guys. Seating at my class is limited, so register now. It’s a newly revised class that is lots of fun. Few people younger than 40 years of age attend my classes. That’s a shame, because younger people need the information I share more than anyone else. Kids are not learning computer and Internet safety and security in school. While there are surely those who will howl in protest, note that I did not say kids are not being taught about these things. Instead, I am stating — without any reservation — that kids are not learning computer and Internet safety and security in school. If they were learning these things, their behavior

would change and they would stop clicking on every link that they see. Kids will click on anything. I have witnessed this irresponsible behavior over and over, time and again. Did I say, “anything?” Good because I meant to say “anything.” Kids will click on anything. Of course there are ignorant adults who will click on anything, but as a demographic, grownups have learned from past mistakes and are more cautious about where they click. While the consequences of bad clicking might lead to a kid being grounded or losing his PlayStation privileges, bad clicking by an adult can lead to financial ruin. That said, there are some kids (Gen X and Y) who know ten times more than I’ll ever know about computers, but “knowing” about computers is not enough. Call them geeks, call them nerds, call them Billy or Bob, some kids “get it” when it comes to computer security. They’re not the dummies who will click on anything. They know the Internet is

dangerous. They know bad guys are waiting to steal their Internet cash. They “get it” and have the computer savvy and smarts to fight back. The problem is there are not enough of these security whiz kids. We need more — a lot more. Can Oklahoma’s cyberkids compete? That’s where the U.S. Cyber Challenge and the Cyber Foundations 2011 National Competition can help if you too are willing to help. From the U.S. Cyber Challenge website, sans.org/cyber foundations: “Cyber attacks launched by criminals and unfriendly nations have become so frequent and damaging that the president of the United States has made improving cyber security one of the nation’s top priorities. Sadly, the United States does not yet have sufficient numbers of technically skilled people to do the job effectively. Because of the shortage, we are losing huge amounts of critical military and economic data to cyber thieves and cyber spies. “But our nation always

The Week Ahead: Look for food Tips: prices to hit corporate earnings Finances by Argentinean dock workers has shiploads of soybeans waiting to come Only in today’s global to market. Cold weather in market would turmoil in Florida hurt the winter Egypt, a strike by longvegetable crop. But if you shoremen in Argentina are to believe the official and cold Florida farm line, “inflation remains fields all add up to higher quite low,” according to prices of the things you Federal Reserve Chairman buy every day. Ben Bernanke. Coffee, sugar and But the United Nation wheat. Corn, soybeans and said global food prices bacon. Food commodity were higher last month prices have been on a tear. than even during the While the stock market is commodity boom in midclose to its highest price 2008. This isn’t just an since the summer of 2008, emerging-market probprices of many basic food lem, though; higher prices ingredients are nearing will show up in American similar levels. cupboards, too. The crisis in Egypt On Thursday, Kraft threatens the biggest Foods Inc. will report its wheat importer. A strike 2010 results and look By Tom Hudson

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forward into this year. Already, food giants Kellogg Co. and Unilever NV (maker of Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream and Hellmann’s mayonnaise) have warned of higher commodity prices for their products. Kellogg has already predicted price increases to make up for higher costs. These higher food prices come as pump prices already are at their highest level in more than a year. The building blocks of breakfast are breaking out to new high prices.

Tom Hudson is anchor of “Nightly Business Report,” produced by NBR Worldwide and distributed nationally by PBS.

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Lighting ordinance public hearing set for Thursday The Norman Chamber Board of Directors urges members to attend and speak out at a lighting ordinance public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the council chambers, 201 W. Gray St. “It is vitally important for business owners to make their voice heard,” Chamber President Tom Sherman said. “We will have Chamber representation on hand, but a show of force in numbers will be crucial.” An open house to discuss the ordinance prior to Thursday’s hearing will 5:30 p.m. Monday.

Business Marketplace open Business Marketplace is an opportunity to showcase products and services to business and community members. In conjunction with Business After Hours, Business Marketplace is designed to facilitate easy conversation with others about local businesses. The event will be from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Feb 15 at Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center, 2501

Conference Drive. Participating businesses and organizations will display and sell their products and information. Banks, florists, zoos and other businesses have set up booths in the past, and this year’s event is sure to be the best yet. This year, Business Marketplace is open to the public for the first time. Chamber members are free, and non-members can pay $10 in advance or $20 at the door. For more information or to get tickets, call Angie Drury at 321-7260 or email angie.drury@normanchamber.com.

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decade. Discussing goals with your Valentine will prevent future surprises. • Discuss whether to combine finances. Combining bank accounts, credit accounts or mortgages has advantages and disadvantages. Discuss what works best for your long-term goals. • Budget. Couples should create a monthly budget starting from net pay. The budget should deduct monthly bills, such as mortgage/rent, water, electric and automobile, as well as estimated monthly costs such as gasoline, food and haircuts. If you’re under budget, deposit the money in your savings account. • Budget for fun. Make sure budgets include money for fun — chasing movie tickets, a cup of coffee or a restaurant night. • Practice financial fidelity. Each month, couples should review each transaction together. • Be patient. It will take time to understand your Valentine’s habits and how to improve them. • Be a saver. All households should keep a minimum of six months of net income in a savings account for emergencies. It will eventually build up as an investment account for your family’s future. “Couples who improve their financial futures will become closer to each other,” Symcox said. “Practicing good financial strategies will increase the chance of staying together more than a box of chocolates will.”

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rises to the challenges it faces, and we can win this race. The U.S. Cyber Challenge is a core program to find and nurture the talent that can protect our computer systems and fight effectively in cyber space. The U.S. Cyber Challenge is looking for 10,000 young Americans with the skills to fill the ranks of cybersecurity practitioners, researchers and warriors. Some will become the leaders in cyber security. The program will nurture and develop their skills, give them access to advanced education and exercises, and where appropriate, enable them to be recognized by colleges and employers where their skills can be of the greatest value to the nation. “This challenge the nation faces and the shortage of key technical people create great opportunities for students looking for interesting and important careers.” Can Oklahoma’s

cyberkids compete? California, Rhode Island, Maryland and Delaware have all launched statewide cyber security talent searches, and the rewards can be great. Oklahoma can be a leader in this field if we’ll take action. I encourage all schools to get engaged. Kids win gift certificates and other prizes and winners will be recognized in programs hosted by congressmen, governors and other state officials. They also become eligible for generous college scholarships open only to cyber-talented young people. Contact me today if you would like to help. The deadline for high schools to register to enable students to compete is Feb. 18. Dave Moore has been repairing computers in Norman since 1984, when he borrowed $1,200 to buy a Commodore 64 system. He can be reached at 919-9901 or at www.davemoorecomputers.com.

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Sloppy home offices might need professional help By Claudia Buck McClatchy Newspapers

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A home office, whether it’s a corner table or an entire room, is the place where every document of your life needs a place to roost. Getting it organized can free up usable space and result in less time and money spent looking for lost items or buying replacements. The mantra of every personal organizer: Everything in your house needs its own home, including every piece of paper you keep. And even then, we keep too much. “People like to pile, instead of file,” said Ann Nagel, the Elk Grove, Calif., owner of Organize With Ann, who has seen clients’ homes with paper piled on window

sills, dining room tables, bathroom floors and just about any flat surface. The most typical — but worst — place, she said, is the kitchen counter, where papers easily get wet or spilled on. “About 95 percent of what we file, we never look at again. But it’s taking up valuable real estate in our home office,” said Nagel, who turned to professional organizing after 30 years as a legal and corporate secretary. When tackling home office organization, there are two necessities: a good filing cabinet and a commitment to purge paper. And an understanding that it’s often ugliest at the start. To begin, spread your piles on the bed or floor and sort by category: taxes, insurance, bills, own-

ers’ manuals, etc. Put a sticky note on each pile as you go. Once they’re sorted, create subcategories. Under “Insurance,” you might have separate files: “Insurance-Health,” “InsuranceLife,” “Insurance-Home.” Ultimately, those piles should go into a permanent home inside labeled folders in a filing cabinet. “It’s not rocket science. Everyone has the same stuff, but with their own special needs,” Nagel said. Create a filing system that works for you. Some need a file for resumés, airline rewards, gym memberships, Social Security. Some like organizing files alphabetically, by color (green for finances, blue for medical, etc.) or category. Lovelace had already color-cod-

ed many of her women’s workshop files, but they occupied valuable space inside a desk drawer. Because they aren’t used daily or even monthly, Piper moved them to a nearby bookshelf. She turned brown accordion file folders on their sides, facing out, so Lovelace’s rainbow-hued files are easily accessible. Another home organizing tip: Have a single place to store incoming papers. It can be a letter tray, a file folder, a basket or even a box. “If it’s all in one spot, you stand a much better chance of dealing with it when you’re ready to take action,” Nagel said. She always gives clients two brightly colored file folders: a red “Take Action” (phone calls to make, letters to write, insurance

Twitter tries to turn 140 characters into money By Jessica Guynn Los Angeles Times

SAN FRANCISCO — Microblogging phenomenon Twitter Inc. gained another key following in December, investors who competed for the opportunity to pour $200 million into the company, nearly quadrupling its worth to $3.7 billion. The new funding comes even as the company experiments with how to wring sales from its surging popularity and find the kind of business formula that drove up the fortunes of Facebook Inc. and Google Inc.

Now Twitter finds itself at a crossroads, where it will finally have to answer the question: Can it make money? “2010 was the year Twitter became a phenomenon,” said Forrester Research analyst Augie Ray, who tracks Twitter. “2011 will be the year that they have to prove they are a business.” Twitter’s challenge is twofold: making the product easier and more engaging and, most important, making money. Social media networks have been reluctant to flood their sites with ads targeting the millions of people who

interact with one another online. Instead they have sought out less obtrusive and more natural ways to connect users with marketers. Chief Operating Officer Dick Costolo said Twitter has “cracked the code” on that kind of advertising and predicts advertisers will soon spend millions of dollars on Twitter. Analysts say Twitter’s efforts are promising. Called Promoted Tweets and Trends, these ads show up at the top of Twitter feeds or trends. Advertisers pay anytime someone interacts with the Twitter update by clicking on a link, forward-

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People in business A former resident of Norman, Leigh Ann Smothers, has been named Outstanding Juvenile Prosecutor for 2010 in Tulsa County. The award was presented by Tulsa County District Attorney Tim Harris on

Jan. 27 at the annual office awards ceremony. Smothers has been a prosecutor in the Juvenile Division since January 2010. She represents the state of Oklahoma in delinquent and deprived cases, as well as Tulsa

County Family Drug Court. Smothers is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, Hendrix College in Conway, Ark., and Norman North High School. — Transcript Staff

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‘Eat less,’ U.S. says as fast-food chains super-size their offerings Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES — The government is telling Americans to eat less. The fast-food industry didn’t get the memo. Even as the U.S. Department of Agriculture rolled out its latest nutritional advice this week — urging people to “enjoy your food, but eat less” — fast-food chains are cooking up some of their biggest offerings ever. “The bottom line is we’re in the business of making money, and we make money off of what we sell,” said Beth Mansfield, spokeswoman for CKE Restaurants Inc., which owns the Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s chains. “If we wanted to listen to the food police and sell nuts and berries and tofu burgers, we wouldn’t make any money and we’d be out of business.” Some new items are so high in calories that they make old-fashioned fast-food

burgers seem almost healthful. “Remember when the Big Mac was considered the bad burger?” asked Jane Hurley, nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest. “And now it’s the diet alternative to some of these items.” A Big Mac without cheese has 540 calories, according to McDonald’s Corp., twice as many as in one of the company’s smallish regular hamburgers. By comparison, the company’s new Angus Bacon Cheese Wrap has 790. Here are other recent or proposed items: • All-American Jack from Jack in the Box Inc. To debut during the Super Bowl, the sandwich will feature two jumbo beef patties and two kinds of cheese, with 840 calories. Make it a meal for $4.99 and the count goes up to 1,400. • Taco Bell Corp.’s Beefy Crunch Burrito meal: ground beef, rice, nacho

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ing the update to friends or replying to it. On average, 5 percent of Twitter users who see a promoted Tweet interact with it, a rate Costolo said was “an order of magnitude greater” than most online ad campaigns. Promoted Trends go for as much as $100,000 for one 24-hour campaign. Twitter is ramping up by building a national sales force, hiring executives from Facebook and Google, and expanding its reach overseas, where it is experiencing torrid growth. It must continue that pace to succeed as a major Internet player.

cheese sauce, sour cream and spicy Fritos wrapped in a tortilla, plus cinnamon twists on the side and a medium soft drink, for a total of 1,100 calories. Now available. • Carl’s Jr.’s Footlong Cheeseburger: Three cheeseburgers laid end to end on a 12-inch roll was a hit when the chain tested it at four Orange County, Calif., restaurants last year. It has 850 calories and is under consideration to be a regular offering. • Burger King Holding Inc.’s Stuffed Steakhouse: a third of a pound of beef stuffed with jalapenos and cheese, at 600 calories. Fries and a drink make it 1,200 calories. Now available. With a growing expectation among consumers that portions should be large while the meal itself is cheap, and the result is value combinations that can weigh in with 1,500 calories or more.

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companies to contact) and a money-green “Bills to Pay” folder. They’re intended to sit prominently on a desktop as visual reminders. “So many people don’t pay bills on time and get late fees,” said Nagel, “because they lose their bills or they’re hidden in a pile somewhere.” Another common clutter contributor is sticky notes that often proliferate on desktops or computer monitors. Instead, keep a small binder or spiral notebook on your desk to consolidate all your to-do lists, phone calls, follow-up reminders and sticky notes, sayid Holly Graff, owner of Clutter Control Angels in Sacramento.

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Business County Real Estate The following real estate transactions of $100,000 or more were filed recently at the Cleveland County Clerk's office: Lot 13, Block 16, Green Valley Estates 04, $138,000. Buyer, Jeffrey and Sasha Rogers. Seller, Michael Matthew and Glenda M. Comfort. Lot 2, Block 4, Rio De Bella, $335,000. Buyer, Brian E. and Chenea L. Foster. Seller, Phillip Rodney and Angelique M. Martin. Lot 19, Block 24, Greenbriar East Lake Estates 06, $106,000. Buyer, Russell and Tammi Bryant. Seller, Barry Robinson and Dana Thomason. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, Block 2, Park Place Addition 07, $375,700. Buyer, Colony Homes LLC. Seller, Park Place Developers LLC. Lot 7, Block 3, Eagle Cliff Addition 07, $137,900. Buyer, Bob and Juhree C. Collier. Seller, Fannie Mae. Lot 13, Block 2, Belmar North, $223,540. Buyer, Michael Allen and Catherine Ava Tucker. Seller, Sooner Traditions LLC. Lot 8, Block 21 Talavera 03, $203,900. Buyer, Bruce and Shari Payne. Seller, Aaron Tatum Custom Homes LLC.

Lot 5, Block 3, Cascade East PUD 04, $148,000. Buyer, Cason and Anna Clagg. Seller, Mickey Lee and Debbie Lea Clagg. SE 1/4, Section 33, T10N, R3W, $202,000. Buyer, John N. and Carol A. Woods. Seller, John E. and Sharon Woods. Lot 14, Block 6, Villas At Cascata Lakes Sec. 02, $237,990. Buyer, Charles R. and Teresa J. Dickerson. Seller, JW Mashburn Development Inc. Lot 14, Block 2, Belmar North, $218,200. Buyer, Justin Michael and Hugh F. Simmons. Seller, Sooner Traditions LLC. Lot 20, Block 3, Brookhaven 21B, $272,500. Buyer, Brandon R. and Traci M. Hopper. Seller, James P. and Sherry A. Reynolds. Lot 3, Block 5, South Lake Manor, $226,625. Buyer, Michelle O. Morrissey. Seller, Mashburn Faires Homes LLC. Lot 3, Block 17, Lake Woods Sec. 06, $173,750. Buyer, Jessica L. Chiles. Seller, Vesta Homes Inc. Lot 14 Block 1, Eagles Cove, $395,000. Buyer, Paul J. and Stephonie K. Rosino. Seller, Charles C. and Linda S. Cumberworth. Lot 9, Whispering Lakes Estates, $264,900. Buyer, Michael J. Bauer. Seller,

Recalls This Week The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, between Jan. 29 and Feb. 5, announced recalls of the following consumer products: • Generation 2 Worldwide and "ChildESIGNS" full-size and portable drop side cribs. The crib’s plastic hardware can break, which can cause the drop side of the crib to detach from a corner of the crib. When the drop side detaches, it creates a space into which an infant or toddler can roll and become wedged or entrapped. When a child is entrapped between the drop side and the crib mattress, it creates a risk of suffocation or strangulation. In addition, the crib’s mattress support can detach from the crib frame, creating a hazardous space in which an infant or toddler could become entrapped and suffocate or strangle. Some of the known model numbers are: 10-110X, 10-210X, 21110X, 20-710X, 64-315X, 26-110X, 90-257X, 20810X, 46-715X, 64-311X, 74-315X, 21-815X, 21810X, 20815X, 308154, 54915, and 64-310X. (The "X" denotes where an additional and varying number may appear at the end of the model number.) However, all Generation 2

Worldwide and "ChildESIGNS" drop side cribs are included in this recall, including those with other model numbers. • Convertible Clothes Iron. Sunbeam Products Inc., Boca Raton, Fla. The iron can overheat and cause a fire because of a wiring issue, posing a risk of burn injury to consumers. The recalled product is the Sunbeam® Convertible Iron with a model number of GCSBRS - 103. • Air compressors. DeVilbiss Air Power Company of Jackson, Tenn. The air compressor motor can overheat, posing a fire hazard. The recalled compressors were sold under the Craftsman, Delta Shopmaster, DeVilbiss, Husky and Porter-Cable brand names. • Briggs & Stratton Model 40 V-Twin Engine. Briggs & Stratton Corporation, Milwaukee, Wis. Wear on misrouted wiring may cause it to disconnect from the shut-off device, allowing the engine to continue running when the key is in the "OFF" position or when the operator gets off the seat while the mower is engaged, posing an injury hazard to consumers. The recalled product is a Briggs &

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R&R Dream Homes LLC. Lot 8, Block 3, Oak Creek (Moore), $184,000. Buyer, Aaron M. and Melissa B. Blackburn. Seller, Brian E. and Chenea L. Foster. Lot 8, Block 1, Rivendell, $460,000. Buyer, Millford K. and Frieda Jo Hutton. Seller, Dan and Marci Cretsinger. Lot 2, Block 4, South University Place Addition, $100,000. Buyer, James C. and Erin A. Brendemihl. Seller, Rodger D. and Virginia A. Clemons. Lot 6, Block 2, Twin Lakes Add. 03, $335,000. Buyer, Micah L. and Laura T. Hunt. Seller, Dale L. and Sheila M. Pace. Lot 7, Block 9, Rock Creek 03, $167,000. Buyer, Trent R. Wells. Seller, Fannie Mae. Lot 2, Block 1, Apple Valley, $127,500. Buyer, Ingeborg U. Curtis. Seller Mark T. O’Dell. Lot 14, Block 6, Sunny Lane Acres, $182,500. Buyer, Pacesetter Corp, Dale L. and Sheila M. Seller, Justin and Megan Guinn. Lot 11, Block 14, Lake Woods Sec. 05, $196,000. Buyer, Traye A. and Mary A. Ross. Seller, STK Construction LLC. Lot 1, Block 13, Country Place Add. 04, $184,000.

Stratton V-twin engine with the date code 100201Y. The engines can be found in the following lawn mowers: Craftsman, model 247:289810; Husqvarna, model 960460016; and Bad Boy, model BBM4826BS. • Refreshing Rings Infant Teethers/Rattles. Sassy Inc., of Kentwood, Mich. Small pieces of the plastic ball can detach as a result of children chewing on the teether/rattle, posing an ingestion hazard. This recall involves Refreshing Rings infant teethers/rattles intended for babies ages three months and older. Style number 80026 is printed on the packaging. • For more information, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission at www.cpsc.gov.

Buyer, Tiffany Wells. Seller, Trent R. and Heather B. Wells. Lot 25, Block 5, Turtle Lake 02, $423,535. Buyer, Victor and Stephanie Price. Seller, R&R Homes LLC. Lot 4, Block 1, Carrington Place Add. 09, $266,740. Buyer, Scott S. Fletcher. Seller, Ideal Homes of Norman. Lot 16, Block 1, Smoking Oaks South, $107,000. Buyer, William R. and Monika R. Pratt. Seller, Fannie Mae. Lots 14 and 15, Brand Acres, $160,000. Buyer, O F Investments LLC. Seller, Lohman Investments LLC. Lot 19, Block 14, Eastmoor Addition, $126,500. Buyer, John Goldsmith. Seller, Jack Brandon and Kari Jones. Lot 17, Block 1, Winepark Add. 01, $124,000. Buyer, Victor A. and Judy Lee W. Stanforth. Seller, Sharon K. Wood. Lot 31, Block 15, JD Estates, $114,000. Buyer, Thomas Jeffrey Williams. Seller, Sherry R. Weisbrod and Iona F. Braswell. Lot 14, Block 10, Fountains, $300,000. Buyer, Juliana G. Bellarosa. Seller, Sharon K. Swyden. Lot 10, Block 1, Eastlake Estates, $162,500. Buyer, Sharon K. Swyden. Seller, James and Janice Kirk-

patrick. Lot 7, Block 12, Greenbriar Kingsbrook 05, $222,000. Buyer, Kim S. Leiler. Seller, Paul J. and Stephonie K. Rosino. Lot 8, Block 2, Royal Oaks Add. 07, $159,000. Buyer, Jan Son Low. Seller, National Residential Nominee Services Inc. NW 1/4, Section 11, T10N, R3W, $205,000. Buyer, Mohammed Karim and Parvin Nahar. Seller, Due H. and Lee X. Nguyen. Lots 15 and 16, Block 1, Hilltop Addition, $178,000. Buyer, A Group LLC. Seller, McClain Bank. Lot 9, Block 25, Talavera 03, $$195,122. Buyer, Scott Andrew Moore. Seller, Harbor Homes Inc. Lot 19, Block 18, The Legacy 04, $242,500. Buyer, Lauren Warkentine. Seller, Blake Harper Homes LLC. Lot 12, Block 1, Ranchwood View Addition, $138,000. Buyer, Harrell D. and Carol P. Rodebush. Seller, Homesales Inc. Lots 5, 7, 11, 15 and 16, Brookstone Villa, $164,000. Buyer, Vintage Custom Homes LLC. Seller, Ventura Homes Inc. Lot 3, Block 5, Broad Acres 02, $331,817.42. Buyer, James and Maryann Blomgren. Seller, Brookfield Custom Homes LLC.

Lot 4, Block 12, Meadow Run 4th Add., $143,500. Buyer, Travis A. Muehlenweg. Seller, Marquis Homes Inc. Lot 9, Block 4, The Villages At Greenbriar, $126,000. Buyer, Julia A. Mauldin and Teresa Cavenaugh. Seller, Richard Buttolph and Shirley McLaughlin. NE 1/4, Section 7, T10N, R2W, $600,000. Buyer, Kringlen Brothers LLC. Seller, Beams Properties LLC. Lot 4, Block 1, Strawberry Lake 02, $909,065. Buyer, HV Properties LLC. Seller, Heartland Ventures LLC. Lot 10, Block 4, Colonial Estates South 02, $125,000. Buyer, Yih-Ru Huang. Seller, Bob Deprospero. Lot 14, Block 2, Hansmeyer Heights, $210,000. Buyer, Carol Ann Dunko. Seller, Charles R. and Doris A. Theobald. South 1/2, NE 1/4, Section 3, T6N, R1E, $409,000. Buyer, Triple L Ranch LLC. Seller, Crown Place LLC. Lot 4, Block 1, Colonial Estates 15 PUD, $110,000. Buyer, Frank Dinsmore Roberts. Seller, Daniel L. Glaizer.

Technology transforms auto safety By Jeff Gelles

The Philadelphia Inquirer

PHILADELPHIA — Cars that respond to voice commands. Cars that park themselves. Cars that alert you when you’re drowsy, vibrate like a rumble strip when you drift into the next lane, or even slam on your brakes before you slam into a pedestrian. Cutting-edge auto technology follows a predictable path. Though they usually start at the high end, advances that address basic safety problems eventually make their way throughout automakers’ product lines. For instance, electronic stability control will become mandatory for the 2012 model year — fitting for a technology that the Insurance Institute for Highway

Safety says can cut the risk of fatal rollover crashes by 75 percent. This year’s Infiniti M offers a Forest Air system that shuts off air intakes if it detects a noxious odor outside the car, and filters cabin air if something stinks inside. But mainstream automakers will probably make you sniff for yourself for a long time to come. But this year’s car buyers may be in for some intriguing surprises when they go vehicle shopping. Hightech-for-all is a theme that pops up repeatedly in pitches from automakers. What else is new in higher-end showrooms, or already en route to the mainstream? Here are some technologies worth examining even if you can’t afford them just yet:

• Lane-departure and blind-spot warnings: Infiniti, for example, has married its lane-departure warning system to a blind-spot warning system that uses radar sensors to tell when another vehicle is in an adjacent lane’s blind spot. • Drowsiness detection: Volvo’s Driver Alert system alerts you if you begin weaving within your lane, a telltale sign of drowsiness. It beeps and flashes a coffee cup in a dashboard panel, with the helpful advice: “Time for a break.” • Frontal collision warning: More than 40 models feature these systems. Some just warn. Others actually apply your brakes to avoid accidents. Volvo has a special version that detects pedestrians, and can stop your car.

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Longfellow Middle School announces honor students QUARTER TWO 6th-Grade 4.0 Charles Baker, Sarah Bartlett, Martha Beliveau, Nicholas Buck, Casey Butler, Madison Butler, Sydney Campbell, Jolie Caperton, Bodhi Dalrymple, Hunter Deisering, Jordan Dewberry, Michelle Durham, Tyller Garza, Gabriela Gifford, Madison Hawley, Hallie Hembree, Martin Kegley, James Kennedy, Marissa Lane Victoria Marley, Samuel McFerron, Claire Merrell, Stormy Hannah Moffitt, Margaret Mortimer, Connor Neal, Benjamin Newman, Angela Paganoni, Megan Peltier, Cayleigh Porter, Mathew Porter, Ryan Rico, Tyler Schwemley, Tyler Walker, Emily Walsh, Joclyn Ward, Kaela Williams, Kaylee Williams

7th-Grade 4.0 Jeremy Geromme Agustin, Ean Beyer, Hailee Butts, Nina Campbell, Erickson Dembowski, Jonathan Galbraith, Lillian Guttery, Maria Hendricks, Mary Hendricks, Kayla Herrera, Julie Johnston, Amanda Kinnamon, Peter Larson Hunter Moody, Jordan Nicks, Olivia O'Quinn, Hannah Porter, Joshua Robbins, Austin Studley, Sydney Warrick, Lindy Waters, Julie Zimmerman

Jackson Amethyst Mortimer, Cole Muldrow, Kayla Ovesny, Skyladawn Ruddick, Chloe Smith, Emma Stanford, Molly Swift, Angela Yang

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Devin Abel, Guillermo Alvarado, Estreya Angeles, Kelcee Banks, Olivia Boyer, James Bradley, Jorden Brown, Madison Brown, Savannah Bulman, Justin Burk, Victoria Butler, Nathan Caban, Halie Chagaris, Abriana Clouse, Elliot Crynes, Ethan Cutter, Cailey Davenport, Jordan DeGrate, 8th-Grade 4.0 Addisyn Downs, Nathan Morgan Allen, Cameron Duvall, Aaliyah Elders, Anderson, Catherine Bartlett, Nicholas Foster, Monica Hannah Bielich-Burke, Ethan Gonzalez, Jennifer Guerrero, Brockmeier, Kendra Bailey Hall, Savannah Hall, Brogden, Andrew Buck, Avery Hart, Julia Hayes, Lindsey Burbridge, Sean Katelyn Higgins, Megan Hill, Burdett, Aubrey Crynes, Elsa Phoenix Hooper-Strednak, Finley-Combs, Winter Fryar, Patrice Houston, Olivia Isbill, Brianna Grubbs, Hannah Gage Johnson, Tavis Hodge, Sarah Houck, Alayna Johnson, Kameron Koerner,

Colten Lobb, Alexander Lowman Maximilian Marsee, Hunter Matthews, Allison McKee, Wyatt Medina, Amanda Melton, Dylan Metheny, Hawkins Moody, Katelynn O'Neal, Chasity Parrish, Michael Ratajczyk, Wyatt Rice, Yazmeen Ryan, Lexus Sanchez, Umar Sandhu, Kody Selzer, Benjamin Sieber, Elizabeth Sieber, Matthew Singleton, Ashley Slusser, Coleen Sovick, Brenden Steele, Sarah Stout, Cole Tyler, Logan Vinluan, Philipp Wiegmann, Dalton Wilcox, Ethan Wilhm, Kerie Wilson

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Jacob Cornell, Travis Courtney, Sharon DeMinter, Jackson Denny, Samuel Evans, Abraham Guerrero, Zachary Keller, Damilola Lajuwomi Ashley-Nicole Matheny, Riley McGinnis, Cristian Medina, Abigail Milian, Rhett Mixon, Charlie Mohawk Bernard, Brittany Moldan, Maxwell Montgomery, Kaitlyn Myers, Miranda Neal, Brittany Potts, Hannah Rhoades, Olivia Russell, Laini Ryan, Sadie Sieck, Brandon Stacy, Haley Standifer, Matthew Tevault, Parker Timmie, Tommy Willis, Lezli Wurth, Garret Young

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Riley Appleby, Aubree Baker, Adeline Balkman, Lauren Barnett, Anton Barykin, Tiffany Bergen, Juan Carlos Cardenas, Hannah Carel, Austyn Carrizales, Alexandria Caudill, Caitlynn Chaparro,

Jose Alvarado, Cayden Balcom, Alania Barker, Jameil Barnett, Taylor Barton, Coltyn Byington, Madalyn Campbell, Preston Cody, Brody Compton, Zachary Corless, Brittany

Crenshaw, Shelby DaviesJones, Christopher Delacruz, Noah Elliott, Christifer Emberson, Danny Evans, Shelby Garza, Kaitlyn Gatlin, Alexandra Goletto, Keweysha Haile, Cheyenne Hale, Tait Heitz, Paige Henderson, Brandie Herrera, Cassie Hoag, Bayleigh Hudgins, Breanna Hughes, Rachel Johnson, Carlton Jones, Terry Kordeliski, Jasmine Littlefield Michael March, Jessica Massie, Sumer Mertens, Trey Millican, Jocelyn Mortensen, Brianna Newman, Gema Nieto, Paxton Pennington, Christian Pinhiero, Jacob Reynolds, Victoria Richard, Javan Richlie, Christina Robinson, Lily Schwemley, Kayla Smith, Serena Steele, Jacob Terry, Paulina Velasco, Jay Webb, Harrison Welch, Allyson Williams, Paul Woody, Sadee Yancey

With gains in Okla., GOP touts ambitious agenda By Sean Murphy Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican lawmakers, emboldened by historic gains in November’s election, have laid out an ambitious agenda for the legislative session that begins Monday — overhauling the state’s pension, civil justice, workers’ compensation, education and criminal justice systems. But tempering their enthusiasm is a projected $600 mil-

Fallin said her budget plan will include cuts averaging 5 percent for most state agencies, although education, public safety and health and human services agencies may only be faced with 3 percent cuts. lion hole in the state budget that promises further cuts to state agencies and programs already decimated by backto-back years of dwindling state revenues. Gov. Mary Fallin will pre-

sent her proposal for a balanced budget to lawmakers Monday, when she delivers her first State of the State address. Fallin said her budget plan will include cuts averaging 5

percent for most state agencies, although education, public safety and health and human services agencies may only be faced with 3 percent cuts.

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Deaths Ronald Ray Powell Ronald Ray Powell, 50, of Norman died Feb. 2, 2011, in Norman. He was born Jan. 1, 1961, in Savannah, Ga., to Arthur and Susie Powell. Services will be 3:30 p.m. Monday at The First Baptist Church in Noble with interment to follow at Noble IOOF Cemetery. Visitation will be held 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at Primrose Funeral Service. For more information or to leave condolences, visit Primrose’s website at primrosefuneralservice.com.

Lois Matthews Lois Matthews, 87, of Tulsa and formerly of Purcell, died Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011, in Tulsa. Arrangements are pending with Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell.

Joyce Stacey Hetherington Joyce Stacey Hetherington, 83, died Friday, Feb. 4, 2011, in Oklahoma City. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Charles Borromeo Chapel in the St. Joseph Parish Family Life Center, 421 E. Acres St. in Norman, with interment to follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Havenbrook Funeral Home. Online condolences may be made at www.havenbrookfuneralhome.com.

FDA allows diagnoses based on iPad scans By Andrew Zajac Tribune Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON — Add diagnosing soft-tissue injuries to online banking, e-mail, video games and thousands of other applications available on iPads, iPhones and iPod Touches. The Food and Drug Administration ushered in the era of mobile diagnostic radiology Friday, approving software for viewing images and making medical diagnoses from MRIs and CT, PET and SPECT scans on several of Apple Inc.’s popular hand-held devices. The FDA reviewed image quality and checked studies with radiologists using the devices under variable lighting conditions and deter-

Mobile MIM is approved for use only when there is no access to a workstation. mined that the Apple devices running Mobile MIM software offered clear enough images for diagnostic interpretation. Mobile MIM, made by MIM Software Inc. of Cleveland, includes a safety guide and screen features meant to ensure that the physician can recognize subtle differences in contrast needed to make a proper diagnosis. It is not approved for reading Xrays or mammograms. Mobile MIM is approved for use only when there is no access to a workstation, but an FDA spokeswoman, Erica Jefferson, acknowledged that

Prenatal drug’s approval lifts KV company By Jim Doyle St. Louis Post-Dispatch

ST. LOUIS — KV Pharmaceutical Co. received a huge boost Friday when federal authorities approved a pregnancy drug that the beleaguered local drugmaker plans to market. After years of hearings and clinical trials, Hologic Inc., a Massachusetts company working closely with KV, won approval from the Food and Drug Administration for an injectable drug designed to reduce premature births in pregnant women. The approval of Makena, a branded version of a generic drug commonly called 17P, throws a lifeline to KV Pharmaceutical, a company lately drowning in a slew of legal and financial troubles. The approval, on which the company had largely staked its future, raises hopes for a comeback. Another local company — Centene Corp., a provider of health care management — cheered the approval for different reasons. Centene has actively promoted 17P for several years as a way to reduce

Nationwide, an estimated 480,000 mothers have preterm births, a number that increased by about one-quarter in the last decade. the number of preterm births in women and to save Medicaid the high expense of early deliveries. Centene manages Medicaid for the poor under contracts with 10 states. KV Pharmaceutical, based in the St. Louis area, had previously planned to market the drug under the name Gestiva. The company, which is completing its nearly $200 million purchase of the rights to Makena, plans to retain Baxter Pharmaceuticals to manufacture the drug, but use KV’s sales force — through its subsidiary, TherRx Corp. — to market it. Hologic is expected to transfer the exclusive rights to the drug to KV by Feb. 11. But it is unclear whether KV’s “orphan drug” designation — which could provide KV with a longer period of exclusivity in the U.S. market

— remains in force. The designation is typically granted for treatments of rare conditions. In 2007, the Sidelines National Support Network, a nonprofit that provides support for women with high-risk pregnancies, filed a petition challenging KV’s orphan drug status for Gestiva. By 2008, KV was considered one of the most successful publicly traded companies based in the St. Louis area. But that same year the drugmaker began recalling its products and shutting down its factories in the wake of a federal probe. KV’s wholly owned subsidiary, Ethex Corp., pleaded guilty in March 2010 to criminal charges stemming from its putting oversized painkillers on the market. Recently, KV has scrambled for cash to continue its

operations and banked heavily on the prospect of an FDA approval of Makena to help save the company. Nationwide, an estimated 480,000 mothers have preterm births, a number that increased by about one-quarter in the last decade. The FDA’s decision was hailed immediately by the March of Dimes, which several years ago endorsed the drug as an answer to “a national health care crisis” involving preterm births — those that occur before 37 weeks. “For the first time, we have an FDA-approved treatment to offer women who have delivered a baby too soon, giving them hope that their next child will have a better chance,” Dr. Alan Fleischman, senior vice president and medical director of the March of Dimes, said in a written statement. Centene has promoted 17P since 2006. “We know that this program saves millions of dollars for the states that we serve,” said Centene’s chief medical officer, Mary Mason. “We want to have better quality outcomes but also save money.”

the agency has no way of knowing if doctors are using mobile devices all of the time simply for convenience. “We don’t know that they won’t,” she said in an e-mail. “The FDA does not regulate practice of medicine, so the physician will have to use their clinical judgment and do what’s best to help them treat their patient.” MIM Software chief technology officer Mark Cain said the software would be useful if a radiologist wanted a second opinion about a PET scan from a specialist who was at a conference, on vaca-

tion or otherwise away from a workstation. The software will be used mainly by non-radiologists, such as surgeons or cardiologists, to confirm courses of treatment and explain them to patients, predicted Khan Siddiqui, chairman of the American College of Radiology’s IT and Informatics Committee, who tested early versions of it. Siddiqui acknowledged a potential for abuse, but said the benefits far outweigh the risk. “It’s really game-changing in my opinion,” he said. “It enables us to make decisions at the time of care.”

State briefs Endowments growing after recession OKLAHOMA CITY — A new study shows college endowments are growing again after taking a financial hit from the recession. The study by the National Association of College and University Business Officers surveyed 850 colleges and affiliated foundations nationwide and found that college endowment returns rose nearly 12 percent during the 2010 fiscal year. The University of Oklahoma’s endowment increased from $820,919,667 in 2009 to $961,590,118 in 2010. Oklahoma State University Foundation president Kirk Jewell said that after being down about 25 percent during the 2009 fiscal year, OSU’s endowment investments increased about 10 percent in FY2010 and 14 to 15 percent during the first

half of FY2011.

Police looking for pair who stole Okla. ATM ENID — Police are looking for two men who stole an automatic teller machine from a store at an Enid mall. Lt. Eric Holtzclaw said the men approached an On-Cue Convenience Store and took the machine from inside early Friday. Holtzclaw said when officers responded, they found glass broken at the store and the machine missing. He said video surveillance revealed the men were driving a newer model, white, four-door extended cab pickup truck, with chrome running board and brush guard. Holtzclaw said they were dressed in dark, hooded sweatshirts or jackets and were wearing either sacks on their hands or possibly light colored hats. — AP

With Egypt in turmoil, oil and food prices climb across the globe By Tom Raum Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The turmoil in Egypt is causing economic jitters across the globe, pushing up food and oil prices so far, but bigger worries are ahead. Will popular uprisings and revolution spread to Egypt’s rich autocratic neighbors, managers of much of the world’s oil supply? Will the U.S. see its influence in the region decline and that of Iran and other fundamental Islamic governments surge? While those are open questions, there’s no doubt the crisis has meant new risks for shaky economies and put a cloud over financial markets. Instability in the Middle East, if prolonged, could jeopardize fragile recoveries in the United States and Europe. It could limit job creation and fuel inflation. “If the turmoil is contained largely to Egypt, then the broader economic fallout will be marginal,” said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics. “Now, obviously, if it spills out of Egypt to other parts of the Middle East, the concern goes to a whole other darker level.” Protesters have topped

the government of Tunisia, with more modest effects in Yemen and Jordan. “The real worry, I think is if these protests continue indefinitely and there isn’t more reassurance about stability in Egypt and in the broader region,” said Shadi Hamid, a researcher on Gulf affairs at the Brookings Institution’s Doha Center in Qatar. “We’re going to see a continued decline in the regional economy and that will, of course, have an effect on the U.S. economy.” Hamid suggested the Obama administration’s position of first supporting Mubarak and then raising the pressure on him to leave immediately was not helpful. “There is a real danger here that the Obama administration will be remembered as resisting change,” he said. The unrest already has affected U.S. energy prices. The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. was $3.12 on Friday — up 2.4 cents just in the past week. Analysts expect prices to stay above $3 a gallon — the highest since 2008 — and probably go higher until the conflict in Egypt is resolved and Mideast tensions ease. Oil prices hovered at about $90 a barrel over the

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hey do make it interesting, these two Sooner basketball teams. Saturday was just the latest example. The Oklahoma women played a game at absolute odds with itself. Going ice cold in front of their home crowd on their home court after losing two of their previous three, it simply wasn’t the kind of performance one expects from a team expected to Sports Editor do anything come the postseason. And yet, the way the performance ended, a 6562 victory, with OU making every play in the final minute on both ends of the court, it simultaneously gave life to the idea that here lies a team that cannot be counted out, that is high on intangibles, that simply won’t be pushed off the stage. Go figure. Meanwhile, the Sooner men were really good yet again, just not good enough to pull off a fifth straight win in Stillwater. But what’s a visiting team to do when the home team’s sent to the freethrow line 44 times? Still, Jeff Capel’s troops are 4-4 in the Big 12 Conference, two or three games better than many pegged them to be before the conference slate began. No, it doesn’t get any easier, with games coming up against Texas at home and Missouri at Columbia before Nebraska pays Lloyd Noble Center a visit, but the way they’ve won four of their last five games, it certainly makes one wonder if they can’t somehow win four of their next eight. Pull that off and there might be an NIT bid in the offing and, though he likely wouldn’t win it, Capel would clearly be a deserving recipient of Big 12 coach of the year honors. One thing you can say about both teams is they’re both waiting to be defined. The men are better than advertised but if they don’t win again in the conference, nobody is going to care. Their recent run has been inspiring, yet that’s the thing about inspiring runs: they create their own need to continue. At any rate, they appear to have a believer in Oklahoma State coach Travis Ford. “I just want to say how impressed I was with Oklahoma and how impressed I’ve been watching their team on film,” he said. “Jeff Capel has good players and does a good

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• Cowboys come roaring back, end Sooners’ four-game Big 12 run By John Shinn Transcript Sports Writer

STILLWATER — Oklahoma had its chances to run its winning streak to five games Saturday. It had a big firsthalf lead. It held Oklahoma State to only one 3-point basket. Those were the things it needed to do to win this season’s first edition of Bedlam. But the Sooners couldn’t guard the free-throw line. That was the difference in their 8175 loss to the Cowboys on Saturday at Gallagher-Iba Arena. OU coach Jeff Capel tried to be diplomatic after his team was whistled for 28 fouls and OSU went to the freethrow line 44 times Saturday afternoon. “They were more aggressive than us, I guess,” he said. It wasn’t sour grapes that had the Sooners (12-10, 4-4 Big 12) frustrated. Their inability to guard OSU without fouling wasn’t the only reason their winning stopped. The Sooners allowed OSU to rip

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down 15 offensive rebounds. They failed to rally after giving up the lead with 15 minutes left in the game. They got beat for loose balls. “One of things I told our guys coming in was the team that usually wins in this rivalry is the tougher team,” Capel said. “I thought they were a little tougher getting to balls.” The Cowboys were in the second half. Early it appeared to be heading in the opposite direction. The Sooners raced to a 21-6 lead 13:37 left in the first half. The game was going exactly the way they needed it to. The Cowboys were the team dealing with foul trouble. OSU guard Keiton Page had just been whistled for

his second foul when Cowboy coach Travis Ford exploded off the bench and picked up a technical foul. OU’s Cade Davis knocked down two free throws and point guard Carl Blair sank a pair, as well. The Sooners’ lead gave the impression the game might be a blowout. But everything changed after Ford’s outburst. “I can’t say I was trying to get it. I can say I was upset,” Ford said. “As they were shooting their technical, I did have a brief moment with our team, and I think they understood I was at that point mad at everybody — refs, players, everybody — and I think they got the message.” Because the Cowboys, with their ability to get to the free-throw line, turned the game around. The Sooners’ lead was down to three points (42-39) by halftime. The Cowboys had attempted 25 free throws by then. Sooner starters Cade Davis, Steven Pledger and Andrew • See BEDLAM Page C5

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If the idea was to do everything they failed to do three days earlier at Baylor, the 13thBoxscore, Postgame Notepad, ranked Oklahoma women did Page C5 not succeed Saturday afternoon at Lloyd Noble Center. If the idea was to blow a big With just a single field goal lead, go frigid from the field over game’s last 11 minutes, over the game’s last 11 minutes No. 13 OU still managed to and then, somehow, heroically escape No. 22 Iowa State 65-62. “Obviously that was a great prevail in the final seconds, well, consider the Sooners mas• See WOMEN Page C5 ters of the universe.

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Game time It was written two weeks ago that a No. 6 Packers vs. a No. 6 Jets storyline might have been good for a league whose image is soon to take a Dick Butkus-type hit on the labor front. But now that the Packers and Steelers are about to put the delightfully uncomplicated XLV in the next Super Bowl, it’s hard to imagine a better matchup for widespread recognition, outside, of course, the insufferable possibility that the Dallas Cowboys would have somehow stumbled across their own threshold. The description “storied franchise” gets thrown around way too loosely, but the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers match it closer than any team where professional football is concerned. The Packers have been around since 1919 and have the most championships (12). The Steelers have been in operation since 1933 and have the most Super Bowl trophies, with two of their six being earned in the last five years. The Packers were the team of the ’60s and rekicked some righteous fanny in the ’90s. The Steelers were the team of the ’70s and rival New England as • See SUPER Page C3

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• US Open field to be determined more on ranking: JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The U.S. Open will rely more on the world ranking than money list in America and Europe to determine which players will be exempt from qualifying. In sweeping changes to the criteria, the U.S. Golf Association said Saturday that players now will have two chances to crack the top 50 and get into the U.S. Open — on May 23 and June 13, the final ranking before the championship. Thomas O’Toole, the USGA’s chairman of competition, said the change was a “direct response” to last year, when Memorial winner Justin Rose and runner-up Rickie Fowler moved into the top 50 two weeks after the cutoff. “Our mission is to always provide the most competitive fields for our national championships,” O’Toole said.

COLLEGE

•JUCO start picks Georgia: ATHENS, Ga. — Junior college defensive tackle John Jenkins signed with Georgia on Saturday, providing an important late addition to an impressive class. The 6-foot-4, 340-pound defender out of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is expected to start at nose tackle in Georgia’s 3-4 defense. Georgia lacked a massive run-stopper in the middle of its defensive line last season as it made the switch to a three-man front. Coach Mark Richt has said any junior college player signed by Georgia is expected to contribute immediately. Jenkins is Georgia’s 26th signee. He chose Georgia over Florida and other Southeastern Conference schools

SKIING

• Bode Miller 3rd in Austria: HINTERSTODER, Austria — Hannes Reichelt of Austria won a World Cup super-G for his fifth career victory Saturday, while Bode Miller finished third. Reichelt mastered the demanding Hannes Trinkl course in 1 minute, 43.91 seconds to beat teammate Benjamin Raich by 0.34. Miller, who won the last super-G staged here in 2006, was the fastest starter before finishing 0.93 back in third. “It’s my first win in front of a home crowd in Austria, that’s fantastic,” said Reichelt, the 2008 World Cup super-G champion. Miller had a blistering start to his run, leading Reichelt by 0.50 at the second intermediate time before losing speed in the middle. He skipped last week’s event in Chamonix, France.

TENNIS

• Pennetta tops Stosur: HOBART, Australia — Flavia Pennetta edged Samantha Stosur 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 6-4 Saturday, giving defending champion Italy a 1-1 tie with Australia in their Fed Cup match. In the opening singles, Jarmila Groth upset French Open champion Francesca Schiavone 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-3. Pennetta then stopped No. 5 Stosur’s 11-match win streak in Fed Cup competition. Stosur was broken to love while trying to serve out the first set at 5-4, and again in the second set ahead 5-3. • Sharapova, Kuznetsova loses to France in Fed Cup: MOSCOW— Maria Sharapova and Svetlana Kuznetsova lost their singles matches Saturday, giving France a 2-0 lead against Russia in their Fed Cup series. Virginie Razzano defeated Sharapova 6-3, 6-4 after Alize Cornet rallied to beat Kuznetsova 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Reverse singles and a doubles match will be Sunday in the best-of-five series. A set and 4-1 down, Sharapova won three consecutive games to even it 4-4. But Razzano broke for a 5-4 lead and served out the match at love. “Unfortunately we’ve lost two matches today,” Sharapova said. “I tried to fight for every ball today but it didn’t work. We both had chances in our matches and it seemed we’d found our games, but then it all vanished.” — Wire Reports

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HOCKEY • ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — The Kontinental Hockey League says Russia’s Denis Kulyash has smashed hockey’s hardest shot record. Kulyash hit 110.3 mph at the KHL All-Star skills competition, topping the 105.9 mph shot Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins last weekend during NHL All-Star festivities in Raleigh, N.C.

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Jacksonville 74, Lipscomb 59 McNeese St. 68, Stephen F.Austin 66, OT Md.-Eastern Shore 72, Norfolk St. 49 Richmond 56, St. Bonaventure 50 Samford 63, Furman 54 W. Kentucky 80, Louisiana-Monroe 71 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 65, Iowa St. 62 Women’s Big 12 boxscores No. 6 TEXAS A&M 79, TEXAS TECH 65 TEXAS A&M (19-2): Adams 12-16 2-2 26, Gilbert 3-6 2-3 8, Carter 2-6 6-6 12, White 510 1-2 11, Colson 2-11 2-2 6, Baker 1-2 0-0 3, Elonu 6-7 1-1 13, Collins 0-1 0-0 0, Pratcher 0-0 0-0 0, Assarian 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-59 14-16 79. TEXAS TECH (16-6): Barncastle 0-1 1-2 1, Wickett 6-12 3-4 15, Mallard 1-4 0-0 2, Morris 8-13 4-5 23, Smalls 2-8 1-2 5, C. Brown 2-7 0-0 4, Hyde 2-4 0-2 4, Bokenkamp 0-1 0-0 0, Nobles 2-3 1-2 5, Baker 1-2 1-1 4, Walker 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 25-57 11-18 65. Halftime—Texas A&M 35-30. 3-Point Goals—Texas A&M 3-8 (Carter 2-2, Baker 12, Adams 0-1, Colson 0-3), Texas Tech 4-10 (Morris 3-6, Baker 1-1, Barncastle 0-1, Hyde 0-1, Wickett 0-1). Fouled Out—Adams, Baker, Nobles. Rebounds—Texas A&M 39 (Carter 9), Texas Tech 28 (Smalls 6). Assists—Texas A&M 19 (Colson 10), Texas Tech 11 (Smalls 5). Total Fouls—Texas A&M 19, Texas Tech 17. A—9,709.

GOLF Women’s Australian Open Saturday Score’s At Commonwealth Golf Club Melbourne, Australia Purse: $600,000 Yardage: 6,647; Par: 73 Third Round Yani Tseng, Taiwan 70-67-68— Jiyai Shin, So. Korea 67-72-69— Ji Eun-Hee, So. Korea 69-70-70— Katherine Hull, Australia 73-71-67— Mariajo Uribe, Colombia 72-70-70— Sandra Gal, Germany 72-71-70— Tiffany Joh, U.S. 70-72-71— Nikki Campbell, Australia 69-72-72— Cindy LaCrosse,U.S. 72-68-73— a-Lydia Ko, New Zealand 73-73-68— Lee-Anne Pace, So. Africa 73-72-69— Nicole Garrett, Australia 71-72-71— Jennifer Song, U.S. 67-73-74— Hannah Jun, U.S. 72-74-69— Linda Wessberg, Sweden 73-72-70— Christina Kim, U.S. 76-68-71— Caroline Masson, Germany 72-72-71— Melissa Reid, England 70-73-72— Park You-na, So. Korea 73-73-70— Jeehae Lee, So. Korea 75-70-71— Laura Davies, England 71-76-69— a-Annie Choi, So. Korea 73-71-72— Gwladys Nocera, France 70-74-72— Becky Morgan, Wales 69-72-75— Ryu So-yeon, So. Korea 72-69-75— Rachel Bailey, Australia 72-74-71— Mollie Fankhauser, U.S. 72-74-71— Stacy Bregman, So. Africa 70-76-71— Anne-Lise Caudal, France 69-76-72— Jean Chua, Malaysia 76-69-72— Rebecca Brewerton, Wales71-74-72— Rebecca Coakley, Ireland 68-76-73— Mina Harigae, U.S. 74-70-73— Karrie Webb, Australia 72-71-74— Karine Icher, France 72-76-69— Frances Bondad, Australia 71-72-74— Anja Monke, Germany 71-70-76— Pernilla Lindberg, Sweden 74-72-72— Sophie Giquel-Bettan, Fra 72-73-73— Christel Boeljon, Nlds 75-72-71— Maria Hernandez, Spain 72-75-71— a-Cecilia Cho, N Zealand 73-73-73— Stephanie Na, Australia 74-73-72— Kim Hyun-soo, So. Korea 74-74-71— Giulia Sergas, Italy 70-74-75— Lindsey Wright, Australia 73-73-74— Karen Stupples, England 70-76-74— Jessica Parker, Australia 72-75-73— Stacy Lewis, U.S. 73-74-73— Nicole Hage, U.S. 75-73-72— Alison Walshe, U.S. 74-74-72— Caroline Hedwall, Sweden 74-73-74— Reilley Rankin, U.S. 73-76-72— Marianne Skarpnord, Norway78-70-74— Patricia Johnson, England 76-72-74— Amelia Lewis, U.S. 74-75-73— Rebecca Hudson, England74-75-73— Jaclyn Sweeney, U.S. 72-76-75— Titiya Plucksataporn, Thailand76-73-74— Sophie Walker, England 73-76-74— Danielle Bowers, England 70-75-79— Florentyna Parker, England 75-73-76— Clare Queen, Scotland 71-77-76— Felicity Johnson, England 72-77-75— Louise Friberg, Sweden 72-77-75— Elizabeth Bennett, England 72-77-75— Leanne Bowditch, Australia 76-73-75— Beth Allen, U.S. 71-78-76— Tamie Durdin, Australia 73-76-77— Ryann O’Toole, U.S. 76-73-78— a-Ashley Ona, Australia 74-74-80— Qatar Masters Leading Saturday Score’s At Doha Golf Club Doha, Qatar Purse: $2.5 million Yardage: 7,388; Par: 72 Third Round Thomas Bjorn, Denmark 74-65-66— Markus Brier, Austria 71-66-69— Robert Karlsson, Sweden 70-69-69— Thomas Aiken, So. Africa 71-69-69— Richard Finch, England 70-69-71— Alvaro Quiros, Spain 75-69-66— Louis Oosthuizien, So. Africa73-69-69— Paul Lawrie, Scotland 74-66-71— Steve OHara, Scotland 73-69-69— Rafael Cabrera-Bello, Spain 77-68-66— Darren Fichardt, So. Africa 70-68-74— David Howell, England 75-69-68— Mark Foster, England 73-71-68— Gregory Havret, France 73-73-66— Soren Hansen, Denmark 74-71-68— Victor Dubuisson, France 74-68-71— David Lynn, England 71-71-71— Felipe Aguilar, Chile 77-66-70— Ricardo Gonzalez, Argentina 73-74-67— Keith Horne, South Africa 78-69-67— Stephen Gallacher, Scotland 72-73-69— Graeme Storm, England 75-70-69— Anthony Wall, England 75-70-69— Oliver Wilson, England 74-69-71— Robert Rock, England 73-68-73— Kenneth Ferrie, England 75-69-70— David Drysdale, Scotland 71-71-72— Steve Webster, England 75-72-68— Joakim Haeggman, Sweden 75-72-68— Fabrizio Zanotti, Paraguay 77-70-68— Martin Kaymer, Germany 77-70-68—

Belgian runner Stefaan Engels set a Guinness World Record after crossing the finish line of his 365th consecutive marathon Saturday. Engels, dubbed the “Marathon Man,” began the extreme physical challenge a year ago in Barcelona. He competed a race a day in seven countries: Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Canada, Mexico, the U.K. and the U.S. Engels told The Associated Press that he did it as a personal challenge and to be an example for others. “After running 20 triathlons in one year, I was not ready to go back to normal life,” he said. “I also wanted to inspire people by showing that if I could run a marathon a day for an entire year, that anyone could run or bike a little each day or do something about their weight problem.”

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TENNIS ATP World Tour SA Open Saturday’s Results At Montecasino Johannesburg Purse: $500,000 (WT250) Surface: Hard-Outdoor Singles Semifinals Somdev Devvarman, India, def. Izak van der Merwe, South Africa, 6-2, 6-4. Kevin Anderson (4), South Africa, def. Adrian Mannarino (6), France, 6-7 (3), 6-0, 6-4. Doubles Semifinals James Cerretani, United States, and Adil Shamasdin, Canada, def. Karol Beck, Slovakia, and Dudi Sela, Israel, 7-6 (4), 6-4. Fed Cup Results WORLD GROUP First Round Winners to semifinals, losers to WG Playoffs (April 16-17) At Sportpaleis Antwerp Antwerp, Belgium Surface: Hard-Indoor Belgium 2, United States 0 Singles Yanina Wickmayer, Belgium, def. Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, 6-1, 7-6 (6). Kim Clijsters, Belgium, def. Melanie Oudin, United States, 6-0, 6-4. At Domain Tennis Centre Hobart, Australia Surface: Hard-Outdoor Australia 1, Italy 1 Singles Jarmila Groth, Australia, def. Francesca Schiavone, Italy, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-3. Flavia Pennetta, Italy, def. Sam Stosur, Australia, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 6-4. At Olympic Stadium Moscow Surface: Hard-Indoor France 1, Russia 0 Singles Alize Cornet, France, def. Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. At Sibamac Arena Bratislava, Slovakia Surface: Hard-Indoor Czech Republic 1, Slovakia 0 Singles Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic, def. Daniela Hantuchova, Slovakia, 7-5, 6-1. WORLD GROUP II Winners to WG Playoffs, losers to WGII Playoffs (April 16-17) First Round At Tere Tennis Club Tallinn, Estonia Surface: Hard-Indoor Estonia 1, Spain 1 Singles Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez, Spain, def. Anett Kontaveit, Estonia, 6-2, 6-0. Kaia Kanepi, Estonia, def. Carla Suarez Navarro, Spain, 6-3, 6-2. At Ljudski vrt Sports Hall Maribor, Slovenia Surface: Clay-Indoor Germany 1, Slovenia 1 Singles Andrea Petkovic, Germany, def. Masa ZecPeskiric, Slovenia, 6-3, 6-4. Polona Hercog, Slovenia, def. Julia Goerges, Germany, 7-5, 6-4. At Spens Sports Center Novi Sad, Serbia- Surface: Hard-Indoor Canada 1, Serbia 0 Singles Rebecca Marino, Canada, def. Aleksandra Krunic, Serbia, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. At Idrottens Hus Helsingborg, Sweden Surface: Hard-Indoor Sweden 1, Ukraine 1 Singles Sofia Arvidsson, Sweden, def. Lesia Tsurenko, Ukraine, 6-3, 6-2. Kateryna Bondarenko, Ukraine, def. Johanna Larsson, Sweden, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (5). EUROPE/AFRICA ZONE Top two to WGII Playoffs (April 16-17), last two to 2012 Zonal Group II At Municipal Tennis Club Eilat, Israel Surface: Hard-Outdoor Final Pool Standings Pool A: Switzerland 2-0, Britain 1-1, Denmark 0-2. Pool B: Poland 2-1, Israel 2-1, Luxembourg 1-2, Bulgaria 1-2. Pool C: Belarus 3-0, Croatia 1-2, Austria 12, Greece 1-2. Pool D: Netherlands 3-0, Romania 2-1, Hungary 1-2, Latvia 0-3. Saturday Promotional Playoff Belarus 2, Poland 0 Ninth-12th Playoff Austria 2, Luxembourg 1 Hungary uncontested Relegation Playoff Greece 2, Denmark 1 AMERICAS ZONE Group I Winner to WGII Playoffs (April 16-17), last two to 2012 Zonal Group II At Tenis Club Argentino Buenos Aires, Argentina Surface: Clay-Outdoor Final Pool Standings Pool A: Argentina 2-1, Peru 2-1, Paraguay 2-1, Bolivia 0-3. Pool B: Colombia 3-0, Brazil 2-1, Chile 12, Mexico 0-3. ASIA/OCEANIA ZONE Group I Winner to WGII Playoffs (April 16-17), last to 2012 Zonal Group II At The National Tennis Centre Nonthaburi, Thailand Surface: Hard-Outdoor Final Group Standings Group A: Uzbekistan 2-1, China 2-1, Thailand 2-1, India 0-3. Group B: Japan 3-0, Kazakhstan 2-1, South Korea 1-2, Taiwan 0-3. Saturday Promotion Playoff Japan 3, Uzbekistan 0 Third Place Thailand 3, Kazakhstan 0 Fifth Place South Korea 2, China 1 Relegation Playoff Taiwan 2, India 1

Television SUNDAY Golf 7:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, Qatar Masters, final round, at Doha, Qatar (same-day tape) (GOLF-6) Noon — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, final round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. (GOLF-60) 2 p.m. — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, final round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. (KWTV10) Men’s College Basketball Noon — Michigan St. at Wisconsin (KWTV-10) 1 p.m. — Ohio St. at Minnesota (ESPN-29) 1 p.m. — Florida St. at North Carolina (FSN-37) NBA Basketball 1:30 p.m. — Orlando at Boston (KOCO-8) NFL Football 5 p.m. — Super Bowl XLV, Pittsburgh vs. Green Bay, at Arlington, Texas (KOKH-12) NHL Hockey 11:30 a.m. — Pittsburgh at Washington (KFOR-4) Women’s College Basketball 3 p.m. — UCLA at Southern Cal (FSN-37)

Group II Winner to 2012 Zonal Group I Final Group Standings Group A: Indonesia 3-0, Philippines 2-1, Pakistan 1-2, Kyrgyzstan 0-3. Group B: Hong Kong 3-0, Singapore 2-1, Turkmenistan 1-2, Oman 0-3. Saturday Promotion Playoff Indonesia 2, Hong Kong 1 Third Place Philippines 2, Singapore 1 Fifth Place Turkmenistan 2, Pakistan 1 Seventh Place Oman 3, Kyrgyzstan 0

SKIING Men’s World Cup Super-G Saturday’s Results At Hinterstoder, Austria 1. Hannes Reichelt, Austria, 1 minute, 43.91 seconds. 2. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 1:44.25. 3. Bode Miller, United States, 1:44.84. 4. Carlo Janka, Switzerland, 1:45.06. 5. Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, 1:45.10. 6. Alexis Pinturault, France, 1:45.15. 7. Sandro Viletta, Switzerland, 1:45.21. 8. Werner Heel, Italy, 1:45.22. 9. Christof Innerhofer, Italy, 1:45.28. 10. Thomas Frey, France, 1:45.30. 11. Tommy Ford, United States, 1:45.34. 12. Klaus Kroell, Austria, 1:45.44. 13. Michael Walchhofer, Austria, 1:45.50. 14. Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 1:45.52. 15. Romed Baumann, Austria, 1:45.68. 16. Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 1:45.70. 17. Patrick Staudacher, Italy, 1:45.83. 18. Peter Fill, Italy, 1:46.03. 19. Didier Cuche, Switzerland, 1:46.23. 20. Adrien Theaux, France, 1:46.31. 21. Ted Ligety, United States, 1:46.41. 22. Andrej Sporn, Slovenia, 1:46.63. 23. Matthias Mayer, Austria, 1:47.05. 24. Matteo Marsaglia, Italy, 1:47.10. 25. Joachim Puchner, Austria, 1:47.15. 26. Tobias Gruenenfelder, Switzerland, 1:47.31. 27. Patrik Jaerbyn, Sweden, 1:47.55. 28. Gauthier De Tessieres, France, 1:47.60. 29. Mattia Casse, Italy, 1:47.63. 30. Jan Hudec, Canada, 1:47.66. World Cup Super-G Standings (After five races) 1. Georg Streitberger, Austria, 227 points. 2. Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, 191. 2. Didier Cuche, Switzerland, 191. 4. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 184. 5. Romed Baumann, Austria, 179. 6. Carlo Janka, Switzerland, 176. 7. Michael Walchhofer, Austria, 169. 8. Tobias Gruenenfelder, Switzerland, 167. 9. Hannes Reichelt, Austria, 157. 10. Adrien Theaux, France, 153. Also 12. Bode Miller, United States, 123. Overall World Cup Standings (After 26 races) 1. Ivica Kostelic, Croatia, 1,223 points. 2. Silvan Zurbriggen, Switzerland, 703. 3. Didier Cuche, Switzerland, 685. 4. Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 681. 5. Romed Baumann, Austria, 561. 6. Benjamin Raich, Austria, 543. 7. Carlo Janka, Switzerland, 514. 8. Michael Walchhofer, Austria, 498. 9. Marcel Hirscher, Austria, 469. 10. Ted Ligety, United States, 444. 11. Bode Miller, United States, 442. 12. Christof Innerhofer, Italy, 433. 13. Jean-Baptiste Grange, France, 394. 14. Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 388. 15. Klaus Kroell, Austria, 367. Cross-Country World Cup Saturday’s Results At Demino, Russia Men 1.3k Freestyle Sprint 1. Alexei Petukhov, Russia, 2 minutes, 32.7 seconds. 2. Ola Vigen Hattestad, Norway, 1.4 seconds behind. 3. Anders Gloeersen, Norway, 1.5. 4. Martin Jaeger, Switzerland, 3.1. 5. Nikolay Morilov, Russia, 4.0. 6. Josef Wenzl, Germany, 8.0. Sprint World Cup Standings (After eight of 11 races) 1. Ola Vigen Hattestad, Norway, 344 points. 2. Emil Joensson, Sweden, 330. 3. Alexei Petukhov, Russia, 277. 4. Jesper Modin, Sweden, 220. 5. Fulvio Scola, Italy, 193. Also 10. Andrew Newell, United States, 146.

Radio SUNDAY Nothing scheduled

Scene SUNDAY Women’s College Gymnastics 2 p.m. — Oklahoma at Nebraska Women’s College Tennis 12:30 p.m. — Arkansas at Oklahoma

Overall World Cup Standings (After 23 of 31 races) 1. Dario Cologna, Switzerland, 1,197 points. 2. Petter Northug, Norway, 774. 3. Lukas Bauer, Czech Republic, 698. 4. Alexander Legkov, Russia , 692. 5. Daniel Rickardsson, Sweden, 681. 6. Marcus Hellner, Sweden, 643. 7. Devon Kershaw, Canada 562. 8. Jean Marc Gaillard, France, 458. 9. Curdin Perl, Switzerland, 447. 10. Martin Jaks, Czech Republic, 425. Women 1.3k Freestyle Sprint 1. Vesna Fabjan, Slovenia, 2 minutes, 54.3 seconds. 2. Katja Visnar, Slovenia, 0.7 seconds behind. 3. Justyna Kowalczyk, Poland, 0.7. 4. Magda Genuin, Italy, 2.2. 5. Arianna Follis, Italy, 2.3. 6. Marianna Longa, Italy, 8.8. Sprint World Cup Standings (After eight of 11 races) 1. Petra Majdic, Slovenia, 354 points. 2. Arianna Follis, Italy, 333. 3. Kikkan Randall, United States, 291. 4. Justyna Kowalczyk, Poland, 229. 5. Vesna Fabjan, Slovenia, 215. Overall World Cup Standings (After 23 of 31 races) 1. Justyna Kowalczyk, Poland, 1,576 points. 2. Arianna Follis, Italy, 975. 3. Marit Bjoergen, Norway 922. 4. Marianna Longa, Italy, 888. 5. Petra Majdic, Slovenia, 864. 6. Therese Johaug, Norway 812. 7. Charlotte Kalla, Sweden, 755. 8. Riita-Liisa Roponen, Finland, 504. 9. Krista Lahteenmaki, Finland, 493. 10. Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen, Norway, 488. Also 12. Kikkan Randall, United States, 445. Ski Jumping World Cup Saturday’s Results At Oberstdorf, Germany Flying Hill 1. Martin Koch, Austria, 428.4 points (214.5 meters-210.5 meters). 2. Tom Hilde, Norway, 406.6 (192.5-209.5). 3. Gregor Schlierenzauer, Austria, 404.5 (198.0-208.5). 4. Severin Freund, Germany, 399,5 (205.5190.5). 5. Daiki Ito, Japan, 397.4 (195.0-205.0). 6. Adam Malysz, Poland, 393.2 (201.5184.5). 7. Andreas Kofler, Austria, 393.0 (199.5183.5). 8. Michael Uhrmann, Germany, 392.7 (202.5-194.5). 9. Matti Hautamaki, Finland, 392.5 (205.0189.5). 10. Simon Ammann, Switzerland, 391.3 (188.5-205.5). World Cup Standings (After 21 of 26 events) 1. Thomas Morgenstern, Austria, 1,529 points. 2. Simon Ammann, Switzerland, 1,099. 3. Andreas Kofler, Austria 1,016. 4. Adam Malysz, Poland, 940. 5. Tom Hilde, Norway, 772. 6. Severin Freund, Germany, 655. 7. Martin Koch, Austria, 642. 8. Matti Hautamaki, Finland, 631. 9. Kamil Stoch, Poland, 526. 10. Manuel Fettner, Austria, 442. Team Tour Standings (After four of five events) 1. Austria 2, 985.1 points. 2. Poland 2, 840.6. 3. Germany 2, 823.4. 4. Norway 2, 784.2. 5. Finland 2, 664.0. 6. Czech Republic 2, 536.8. 7. Japan 2, 499.9. 8. Slovenia 2, 395.1. 9. Italy 1, 265.5. 10. Russia 1, 206.9.

TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW YORK KNICKS — Named Mark Warkentian director of pro player personnel. HOCKEY National Hockey League NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Activated F Steve Sullivan off injured reserve. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Reassigned F Chris Mueller to Milwaukee (AHL). TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Reassigned G Mike Smith to Norfolk (AHL).

Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011

Super Bowl matchup G R E E N B AY PA C K E R S

PITTSBURGH STEELERS

Super mess at Super Bowl • Heavy snow has been a problem for fans, personnel in Arlington By Schuyler Dixon Associated Press

ARLINGTON, Texas — Football fans whose flights had been canceled struggled Saturday to get to Dallas for Sunday’s big game, while those already in town for the Super Bowl were contending with temperatures and snow typical of Pittsburgh and Green Bay but unusual in Texas. A fresh blast of snow and ice canceled hundreds of flights Friday, transformed highways into ribbons of white and caused dangerous sheets of ice to fall from Cowboys Stadium, sending at least six people to the hospital. It was enough to turn the biggest week in American sports into a Super Mess. The injured included private contractors the NFL hired to prepare the stadium for the game, authorities said. One man was hit in the head, another in the shoulder. None of the injuries was considered life-threatening. Alison Crombie, a spokeswoman for Getty Images, said Saturday one of its photographers, Win McNamee, also was hurt. He was flying home and would be assessed by his doctor there, she said. Most stadium entrances were closed as a precaution. Officials raised the temperature inside the arena in an attempt to melt remaining ice. The Dallas-Fort Worth area received as much as 5 inches of snow overnight — nearly twice its annual aver-

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Snow and ice have been a problem for Super Bowl crews and fans at Dallas Cowboys Stadium, in Arlington, Texas, all week. age — and by Friday morning downtown Dallas hotels were selling ski hats and scarves alongside cowboy hats. A winter storm warning was issued for suburban Arlington, home of the $1.3 billion stadium where the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers are to play Sunday. “It looks like, ‘Oh, no, I’m back in Canada,”’ said Sammy Sandu, a 32-year-old property developer from Kelowna, British Columbia. “It’s just pouring down snow. Are we still at home, or have we left? We didn’t drink that much last night, did we?” Forecasters expected game day to be mostly sunny, with highs in the 40s, which would probably not be warm enough to melt all

the snow and ice. Sandu made it to Dallas with his father Thursday, but other members of their party weren’t so lucky. His brother still hoped to arrive from Miami in time for the game, but a friend abandoned the trip after a flight from Vancouver was canceled. The winter weather wasn’t expected to faze the teams competing in the real event, nor their hardy fans, who are used to cooler climes. The temperature in Dallas on Friday stood at 20 — the same as Pittsburgh. Green Bay was slightly colder at 17. “We deal with it very well back home,” Steelers fan Alex Sax said on his way the NFL Experience fan festival

in Dallas. “Here, they don’t know how to deal with it. There’s no plows. No salt trucks. When we drove from airport, we were the only car on the road.” Asked if the weather could affect future Super Bowl bids, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the conditions this year have been exceptional. “We’ve had a winter to remember. Some would say to forget,” Goodell said. “It’s going to be a great weekend for us, and the weather’s getting better.“ The Super Bowl is scheduled to be played in Indianapolis next year and in the open-air New Meadowlands stadium in New Jersey in 2014.

Obama hosting bipartisan party • President to be interviewed by Fox, entertain Democrats and Republicans By Mark S. Smith Associated Press

WASHINGTON — His beloved Chicago Bears aren’t in the big game, but President Barack Obama is swallowing hard and throwing a Super Bowl party anyhow, in a bipartisan celebration of the nation’s biggest sporting event. But it’s hard to know which part of the evening will give him more heartburn — seeing the Bears’ archrivals, the Green Bay Packers, clashing with the Pittsburgh Steelers for football’s crown, chewing on the Wisconsin sausage the mayor of Milwaukee is bringing or sitting for a pregame interview with Fox’s Bill O’Reilly. The conservative showhost and pundit has been granted the interview since Fox is broadcasting this year’s game from Cowboys

Pittsburgh (14-4) vs. Green Bay (13-6) Today, 5:30 p.m. Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas Opening Line: Packers by 2 Series Record: Packers lead 18-14 Last Meeting: Steelers beat Packers 37-36, Dec. 20, 2009 Last Week: Steelers beat Jets 24-19; Packers beat Bears 21-14 Steelers Offense: Overall (14), Rush (11), Pass (14) Steelers Defense: Overall (2), Rush (1), Pass (12) Packers Offense: Overall (9), Rush (24), Pass (5) Packers Defense: Overall (5), Rush (18), Pass (5) When the Steelers have the ball Pittsburgh typically wants to do exactly what it did in the first half of the AFC championship game: ram the ball down an opponent’s throat. Actually, RB Rashard Mendenhall showed plenty of speed and some moves, too, against the Jets, and that’s what the Steelers need to see against Green Bay’s 18th-ranked rushing defense. When the Packers have the ball Until RB James Starks emerged in the playoffs, the Packers had virtually no running game. Starks, Brandon Jackson and John Kuhn aren’t likely to get far against the league’s top-rated run defense, but the Packers certainly should try to find a ground game. Special teams Steelers PK Shaun Suisham, who replaced veteran Jeff Reed in midseason, has been superb, making 16 of 18 field goals; Pittsburgh is a difficult place to kick. So is Lambeau Field and Mason Crosby has made 24 of 31, including a 56-yarder. Neither has kicked under the glaring spotlight of a Super Bowl. Streaks and stats Steelers, Packers meet in postseason for first time in matchup of franchises that have combined to win nine Super Bowls (Pittsburgh, six; Green Bay, three). ... Pittsburgh, going for third Super Bowl title in six years, has won nine of last 10 postseason games. Steelers also have seven-game winning streak in playoffs. ... Steelers’ eight trips to Super Bowl tied with Cowboys for most in NFL. Their six wins are most of any franchise. With victory, Steelers will surpass Cowboys (33) for most overall in postseason. ... Coach Mike Tomlin is 5-1 in postseason with Steelers and trying for second championship ring. At 38, he can become youngest coach to win two Super Bowl titles. He already joined Washington’s Joe Gibbs as only coaches to reach two Super Bowls in first four seasons as head coach, and can become first to win both. ... With win, Ben Roethlisberger joins Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, Troy Aikman and Tom Brady as only QBs to win at least three Super Bowls.

stadium in Arlington, Texas. Last year, when CBS had the game, Obama was interviewed by Katie Couric. Ahead of his interview, O’Reilly forecast it’ll be “the most watched, that’s ever been done in the history of mankind.” The interview, which is scheduled to be taped today, fit neatly into Obama’s theme for this year’s Super Bowl bash: an above-the-fray — albeit somewhat resigned — good fellowship. And its background includes his appeals to turn down the heat of political rhetoric, first after his November election “shellacking,” then after the deadly shootings last month at a Tucson, Ariz., congressional district meeting. Hence the White House guest list, which numbers around 100 and includes lawmakers and officials from both parties — and both

states with a stake in Sunday’s game. It included Pennsylvania senators Robert Casey, a Democrat, and Pat Toomey, a Republican; Wisconsin Rep. Reid Ribble, a Republican who represents Green Bay; and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, one of two Republicans in the Obama Cabinet. Also coming: singers Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, co-owners of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. As to the game itself, since the Bears aren’t in it, Obama has pronounced himself neutral — unlike last year, when he was “pretty sympathetic” to the New Orleans Saints, or the previous year when he openly rooted for the Steelers. His neutrality is born of a diehard fan’s pain. The Bears were trounced by the Packers in the NFC championship game. Three

days later, the day after his State of the Union speech, Obama flew into Green Bay for a political speech and was promptly handed a Packers jersey and obliged to pose for pictures. He accused his hosts of “rubbing it in.” Later, during a factory tour, while saluting the long Packers-Bears rivalry and wishing the Packers good luck, he couldn’t help adding, “We will get you next year.” Then, this past week, Obama showed his AFC side — and stressed his Steelers credentials — during a speech at Penn State. Noting he’s named team owner Dan Rooney ambassador to Ireland, he said he’s “got some love for the Steelers,” too. No sitting president has ever been to a Super Bowl. Obama said he’d like to go — if the Bears were in it.

— Associated Press

Super Bowl notepad • Cuban’s towel: DALLAS — Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is taking something from his childhood with him to the Super Bowl. His Terrible Towel. The Pittsburgh native and lifelong Steelers fan will be watching their Super Bowl against the Green Bay Packers from his suite at Cowboys Stadium on Sunday. He has 43 seats in the suite. “I’ve got everybody that I’ve known, or have known my parents, my grandparents, my third cousins once removed, all asking for tickets,” Cuban said. “I’m especially happy for my dad.” One non-Steelers fan that will be in Cuban’s suite is Mavericks president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson, a big-time Cheesehead who grew up in Milwaukee. • The prettiest predicter: Her tiara glistening, Miss America Teresa Scanlan predicted the Green Bay Packers will win the Super Bowl. “I do feel like they’ve got some strong players there,” Scanlan said. “(Aaron) Rodgers really is good, and I think that’s what it comes down to. It’s going to be close, though, so we’ll see.” Why is the Nebraska native a Packers fan? Because Green Bay running back Brandon Jackson was a Cornhusker; he’s the only NU player on either roster. Scanlan is at the Super Bowl to take part in the Taste of the NFL, an event Saturday night benefiting food banks across the country. “Being here, where food is all over the place is and we’re fine, and then to realize that there’s so many people struggling from hunger, it’s really sad,” she said. “A donation of $10, they said, provides 40 meals. It’s amazing what a tiny donation can do. So it’s real important.” Sunday will certainly be a big day for her, but not because of the Super Bowl. It will be her 18th birthday. • Super trooper feast: U.S. troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan will have quite a feast to enjoy while watching the Super Bowl on Sunday: All the chicken wings, pizza and chili they can eat. Among the items sent to Iraq for the Super Bowl are about 120,000 pounds of chicken wings, 35,000 pounds of potato wedges, more than 45,000 pounds of pizza and more than 1,000 gallons of chili. The same kind of menu will be available to troops in Afghanistan. The taste of home is being provided by Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support, a Department of Defense combat support agency that provides a variety of logistics, acquisition and technical services to the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. “We cannot do enough to say thank you to our deployed men and women in uniform sacrificing and serving to protect our way of life here in America,” said Richard Ellis, acting commander of DLA Troop Support. “It is our pleasure and honor to serve them up some familiar fare so they can have a full Super Bowl experience before they continue on their mission.” • World Cup Packer fan: Having grown up in Green Bay, U.S. World Cup team member Jay DeMerit is an avid Packers fan. DeMerit has attended three of Green Bay’s games since the team returned from South Africa, even leading the Lambeau Field crowd in singing the polka favorite “Roll Out the Barrel” at one of them. “It’s a pretty small cameo, but for me, that’s probably one of the top things I’ve ever gotten to do,” DeMerit said. Known for his offbeat sense of humor, DeMerit said he and a few of his buddies from home decided to grow playoff beards. And DeMerit’s fuzzy Packers tribute has been recorded for posterity. Now a member of Major League Soccer’s expansion Vancouver Whitecaps, DeMerit says he recently had a team photo taken — beard and all. He had to ask his friends if it was OK to trim it first. “I didn’t shave it,” DeMerit said. “I had to trim it. I’ve gone over the rules with some of my other friends who are doing it, and trimming the neck is legal. The neck is trim, but the beard is pretty full.” — Associated Press

Super: Packers, Steelers bring a lot of history • Continued from Page C1 the team of the new millennium’s first decade. Outside of the big star on which the Packers and Steelers will gladly, if symbolically, tread on Sunday, there is no traditionally better logo (sorry, you Baltimore/Indianapolis Horseshoes) or more recognizable uniforms in the pro tackle-football universe. The community-owned Packers and the Rooney-controlled Steelers are so well respected by the players that John Kuhn, the only current Packer with a Super Bowl ring — and a Pittsburghissued one at that — had this to say recently: “The Steelers, even though they’re family-owned, take very good care of their players, and

players like to go there. They’ll go there for less money, and I think guys will do that here in Green Bay, too, because they understand that an organization that takes care of you, you want to play for an organization like that.” There might be no more loyal or similar fan bases (given their collar color of choice) than the ones that follow the Packers and Steelers around as if they were the Grateful Dead or something. I can’t speak for the good people of western Pennsylvania, who count Mike McCarthy as one of their own, but the cult that surrounds the tiny-town Packers is like no other mainstream form of adoration I’m aware of. But when we get outside of our insular bubble, how popular and recognizable are the Packers and

Steelers, even on the so-called global stage they are about to ascend? As difficult and subjective as that might be to quantify beyond an inventory of shipping invoices for cheeseheads and terrible towels, a British newspaper took on the challenge of identifying the world’s most popular teams in September simply by taking note of fans on Facebook. It should surprise no one that the first four, as well as 13 of the top-20 most popular, were soccer teams from Europe, South America and Asia. Few who follow the No. 1 team on the list, Galatasaray of Turkey, will particularly care what happens on Sunday in Arlington, Texas. The most popular United States-based teams were: No. 5

Lakers, No. 8 Yankees, No. 12 Celtics, No. 13 Red Sox, No. 14 that football team with the big star, No. 16 Steelers and No. 20 that baseball team on the north side of Chicago that will otherwise remain nameless. If it’s universal greatness and not a popularity contest subject to population bases we’re talking, the list would include the Packers, Montreal Canadiens, Manchester United (No. 6 on Facebook), the St. Louis Cardinals, the Patriots and all of the aforementioned, with the exception of otherwise nameless Chicago baseball team. But however you count it, you AP Photo cannot do better by any measure Green Bay Packers quarterback than the Packers and the Steelers Aaron Rodgers throws during practice Friday in Arlington, Texas. in the Super Bowl.

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Fredette powers Cougars Associated Press PROVO, Utah — Jimmer Fredette scored 16 of his game-high 29 points from the free-throw line, and reserve Stephen Rogers added 12 points and eight rebounds to help BYU beat UNLV 7864 Saturday. Fredette’s free throw to cap a three-point play with 3:24 remaining made him the career scoring leader in the Mountain West Conference, breaking the record of 2,189 points set by San Diego State’s Brandon Heath in 2007. BYU (22-2, 8-1) halted a three-game winning streak by UNLV (17-6, 5-4).

Top: Nebraska’s Jorge Brian Diaz, left, and Kansas’ Thomas Robinson go for a loose ball during the Jayhawks’ victory Saturday.

No. 12 Nova 66, No. 25 W. Va. 50

Right: Baylor's LaceDarius Dunn, right, looks to move around Texas A&M's Naji Hibbert during the Bears’ 00-00 victory Saturday night.

PHILADELPHIA — Maalik Wayns scored 17 points, Corey Fisher had 16 and No. 12 Villanova used a 19-3 run to pull away from the Mountaineers in the closing minutes.

No. 13 G-Town 83, Providence 81

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LINCOLN, Neb. — Brady Morningstar scored a season-high 19 points and made five of second-ranked Kansas’ season-best 13 3pointers in an 86-66 victory over Nebraska on Saturday. The Jayhawks played without Josh Selby, their most accurate 3-point shooter who sat out with an injured right foot. Markieff Morris made a career-high three 3s and Tyrel Reed added three more as the Jayhawks beat Nebraska for the 17th time in a row and handed the Cornhuskers their first loss in 15 home games. Morris had 17 points, Marcus Morris added 16 and Tyrel Reed 14 for Kansas (22-1, 7-1 Big 12). Brandon Richardson scored 16 points, Toney McCray had 11 and Caleb Walker and Lance Jeter 10 apiece for the Huskers (15-7, 3-5). The Devaney Sports Center’s first sellout crowd since 2008 began thinning when the Jayhawks started to wear down the Huskers. Kansas called timeout with 10:07 left, after the Huskers had pulled to 60-54. The Jayhawks then went on a 15-3 run to seal it. Nebraska was held to three field goals after the timeout, with two coming in the final 2 minutes after the game was out of reach. Nebraska came in confi-

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dent after giving the Jayhawks a scare in Lawrence on Jan. 15. The Huskers had 10-point leads twice in the second half and missed a tying 3-pointer at the buzzer in a 63-60 loss.

Baylor 76, No. 16 Texas A&M 74 COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Anthony Jones’ layup with 3.1 seconds left in overtime lifted Baylor to a 76-74 win over No. 16 Texas A&M on Saturday. Perry Jones, who led the Bears (15-7, 5-4 Big 12) with a season-high 27 points, gave them a 74-73 lead with his 3-point play with just over a minute left in overtime. Texas A&M’s B.J. Holmes made one of two free throw attempts to tie it at 74. Texas A&M got the ball back, but Middleton was called for a foul for pushing off as he drove to the basket, setting up the shot by Jones. He got the offensive rebound off a missed shot by LaceDarius Dunn just before the shot clock expired and hit the eventual game-winner. A.J. Walton stole the ball from Khris Middleton as the Aggies tried for a desperation shot. Holmes finished with 19 points to lead Texas A&M (17-5, 4-4). Dunn scored 17 for Baylor and Anthony

Jones and Quincy Acy had 10 points apiece. The Aggies tied it 69-all on a 3-pointer by Nathan Walkup with 48 seconds remaining. Anthony Jones stepped out of bounds on the other end, giving Texas A&M the ball back with 19 seconds remaining. Walkup had a chance for the win, but his 3-point attempt fell short.

Kansas St. 86, Iowa St. 85 AMES, Iowa — Jacob Pullen hit a layup with 2.6 second left and Kansas State rallied past Iowa State 86-85 Saturday for its first Big 12 road win. Pullen scored 17 of his 21 points in the second half to lead the Wildcats (16-8, 4-5 Big 12), who’ve won two straight following a humbling 90-66 loss at rival Kansas last weekend. Pullen battled through traffic and nearly lost the ball before tossing a one-hander off the glass, capping a brilliant late performance from Kansas State’s senior leader. Pullen brought the Wildcats within 81-80 with 2:20 left, and his 3 with 53 seconds left cut the Cyclones’ lead to 85-84. Diante Garrett then missed a layup, giving Kansas State the ball with a chance to win. Garrett had 23 points and Scott Christopherson added 22 for Iowa State (14-10, 1-8), which has lost two Big 12 games in overtime and two others by a point in the final seconds.

WASHINGTON — Georgetown nearly blew an 18-point second-half lead and overcame a 43point performance by Marshon Brooks to win their sixth straight game.

No. 17 Syracuse 72, South Florida 49 TAMPA, Fla. — Rick Jackson scored a seasonhigh 21 points with 12 rebounds for his 16th double-double, and Kris Joseph added 14 points to lead the No. 17 Orange.

Booming Sooners • OU wins third-straight Big 12 match; Bailey hits 100 career wins Transcript Staff

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The Oklahoma wrestling team got a big win Saturday afternoon. The Sooners defeated conference rival Missouri, 1812, and senior Zack Bailey won his 100th career match along the way. The 10th-ranked Sooners (12-1, 3-1) have now won three straight Big 12 matches. “That’s a good win against a good team,” OU coach Jack Spates said. “That was a hardfought win. I think it demonstrated our guys are willing to win tough matches and battle through.” The victory marked the first time OU has won three straight Big 12 matches since 2002-2003, when the Sooners won the Big 12 championship and finished third at the NCAA Championships. “This is a team that is wrestling tough,” Spates said. “We’re 12-1 against a lot of nationally-ranked teams, and we’re getting better, which is the key. We are in good shape and the guys are believing more each week.” The dual began with a top10 matchup at 125 pounds between Sooner Jarrod Patterson, ranked seventh, and Missouri’s Alan Waters, ranked ninth. Patterson trailed 2-0 after one period, but rallied in the third to earn a crucial takedown with 20 seconds remaining. He then rode out Waters, adding 1:40 in riding time to earn the 3-2 victory. From there, it didn’t get any easier for the Sooners.

At 133 pounds, 17thranked Jordan Keller fell to Missouri’s Nathan McCormick. Bailey, ranked sixth, claimed a 9-6 victory over 12th-ranked Todd Schavrien. Bailey had four takedowns and an escape during his victory, which not only put him at the 100-win milestone, but also gave OU a 6-3 lead. Matt Lester put OU up 9-3 with a 4-2 victory over Kyle Bradley at 149 pounds. At 17 pounds, OU’s Chase Nelson downed Missouri’s Nick Gregoris 8-6. Nelson gave up a three-point near fall to Gregoris in the third period, but quickly got the reversal to go back up. Tyler Caldwel downed Missouri’s Zack Toal 1-0, giving OU four straight wins by decision, putting OU up 15-3. Then the Tigers (12-1, 3-1) came roaring back to life. Missouri’s Dorian Henderson beat Jeff James at 174 pounds. At 184, OU’s Erich Schmidtke made things really tough on the Tigers by upsetting 12th-ranked Mike Larson 7-3, putting OU up 186. Missouri took the final two matches. Brent Haynes downed Keldrick Hall at 197 and Dom Bradley beat Nathan Fernandez in the heavyweight match. OU hosts No. 25 Wyoming at 7 p.m. Friday night at the McCasland Field House.

Oregon 81, No. 20 Wash. 76 EUGENE, Ore. — Joevan Catron had 20 points and nine rebounds as the Ducks handed the No. 20 Huskies their third consecutive loss this week.

No. 24 Vandy 78, South Carolina 60 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — John Jenkins scored 18 points, Jeffery Taylor and Festus Ezeli added 17 apiece and the No. 24 Commodores stayed in the SEC East chase with a much-needed win.

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Oklahoma’s Zach Bailey tries to take down Missouri’s Todd Schavrie Saturday during OU’s 18-12 victory.

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untreatable. Today, I just wanted to update what we know about the subject. First, it appears that the injectable form is more prone to causing the problem. Second, if you’ve taken the drug less than 3 years the risk is apparently lower. Third, blood tests like CTX, or urine tests like NTX identify certain markers that can help in your being advised about risk. I will try to keep abreast of any changes in this area, but as always consult with your dentist for your particular situation.

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Big 12 game, and certainly, we had our opportunities,” Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly lamented. “I think Danielle Robinson proved why she was a first-team All-American at the end of that game, made some great plays.” The Sooners moved to 17-5 overall and 6-2 in the conference, good for third place behind Baylor and Texas A&M, which OU meets Wednesday at College Station. Iowa State fell to 16-6 and 4-4. Robinson led OU with 20 points and freshman guard Aaryn Ellenberg added 15 but the game was about far more than scoring the most points. OU led by 14 at the half and 54-44 with 11:08 remaining after a Jasmine Hartman putback. Who knew the Sooners would convert one more field goal the rest of the game, a 15-footer from Whitney Hand with 7:22 to play? With all of OU’s empty possessions — 11 of 12 during one stretch — Iowa State rallied behind the shooting of Kelsey Bolte, who led both teams with 23 points. The Cyclones took their first lead of the game when Hallie Cristofferson made two free throws to make it 57-56 with 4:31 remaining. Iowa State led 62-61 and had the ball out of bounds in front of its own bench with 36 seconds remaining, but Hand turned in the play of the game, deflecting the inbound pass off Bolte and giving the Sooners the ball. Fouled driving the baseline, Robinson made

both her free throws and OU led 63-62. Iowa State responded with a missed 3-pointer from Lauren Mansfield. Carlee Roethlisberger kept the rebound alive, Hartman grabbed it and was fouled, sending the 50 percent free-throw shooter to the line. She made both and OU led by three with 8 seconds to play. Back the other way, the Sooner defense shined again. Bolte got the ball but Robinson and Hartman, guarding at the top of the key, wouldn’t let her get a shot off. The buzzer sounded as Bolte passed to Cyclone center Anna Prinns more than 20 feet from the basket. “I felt like we were going to win it the whole time,” Hand said. But could she have known how? The Cyclones outshot the Sooners 49 percent (25 of 51) to 40.4 percent (23 of 57) and won the rebounding battle 38 to 26. The equalizer was a Sooner defense that may not have held down Iowa State’s shooters, but still forced 24 turnovers. OU turned it over a seasonlow 11 times. “We’ve just been grinding along finding different ways to win games,” OU coach Sherri Coale said. “We’ve struggled in rebounding numbers all year long … But I think maybe the quiet thing to come out of this is the way we value the basketball.” Clay Horning 366-3526 cfhorning@normantranscript.com

Postgame • For the record: No. 13 Oklahoma moved to 17-5 overall and 7-2 in the Big 12 Conference via Saturday’s 65-62 victory over No. 22 Iowa State (16-6, 4-4) at Lloyd Noble Center. OU returns to action 7 p.m. Wednesday at Texas A&M. • Inside the game: Whitney Hand said it doesn’t bother her, not really. But in the middle of the first half, she got up limping and had to be replaced, and in the postgame interview, it was clear she’s taken some kind of shot underneath her left eye, where a small mouse had formed. Saturday, she played without the leg brace that helps to stabilize and protect her surgically repaired right knee for the first time, she said, because she doesn’t want to be reminded of being hurt or that she still isn’t completely back to her preinjury and pre-surgery self. Whatever, she’s playing 35 minutes a game in some degree of constant pain. • Notable: The position of starting post appears to be in some state of flux for the Sooners. Lyndsey Cloman started in front of Joanna McFarland at Baylor and played 24 minutes to McFarland’s foul-trouble plagued 6. Saturday, McFarland started and played 24 minutes to Cloman’s 16, though Cloman was in foul trouble. Against Oklahoma State and Texas A&M, the two games prior to Baylor, McFarland started both but their combined minutes were very close: McFarland 40, Cloman 35. It may be a position wating to be taken over by either one. • Layups: OU committed 11 turnovers, a season low … The Sooners’ 84.6 percent free throw shooting (14 of 16) was its most accurate showing since hitting 88.9 percent (8 of 9) at Ohio State Dec. 5 … OU was outrebounded for a fourth straight game and by double digits (38 to 26) for a second straight game … Many former Sooner women basketball players were introdued and honored at halftime. After they were introduced, a video honored Rosalind Ross, part of the 2002 Final Four team, who was murdered Dec. 15 in her hometown of Milwaukee. — Clay Horning

Boxscore No. 13 Oklahoma 65, No. 22 Iowa St. 62 IOWA ST. (16-6): Zimmerman 0-2 0-0 0, Christofferson 5-9 4-4 14, Mansfield 3-7 1-1 8, Bolte 10-19 0-0 23, Cole 0-0 0-1 0, Harris 1-2 0-0 3, Schroll 3-4 2-4 8, Poppens 2-4 0-0 4, Prins 14 0-0 2. Totals 25-51 7-10 62. OKLAHOMA (17-5): Roethlisberger 2-6 0-1 6, McFarland 0-1 2-2 2, Ellenberg 6-14 1-2 15, Robinson 7-18 6-6 20, Hand 4-11 2-2 10, Hook 12 0-0 3, Cloman 2-3 1-1 5, Hartman 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 23-57 14-16 65. Halftime—Oklahoma 38-24. 3-Point Goals— Iowa St. 5-14 (Bolte 3-5, Harris 1-2, Mansfield 12, Zimmerman 0-1, Prins 0-1, Christofferson 0-3), Oklahoma 5-18 (Roethlisberger 2-6, Ellenberg 27, Hook 1-1, Hand 0-4). Rebounds—Iowa St. 38 (Poppens 10), Oklahoma 26 (Cloman, McFarland 5). Assists—Iowa St. 10 (Mansfield 4), Oklahoma 9 (Robinson 4). Total Fouls—Iowa St. 19, Oklahoma 16. A—4,915.

Horning: Finding an identity • Continued from Page C1

job of putting them in the right places. They play hard and they play together.” The women are anybody’s guess. Before the conference slate began, they were the best bunch of shooters the program had seen in a long time. And yet, since, they have become a team that’s won three consecutive games without even shooting 33 percent from the field, and won again Saturday while shooting 29.6 percent in the second half. They really miss Amanda Thoompson and probably miss Abi Olajuwon more than they ever thought they might. But last year’s team didn’t have Whitney Hand, nor did it have a freshman who can light it up like Aaryn Ellenberg, nor even a freshman who can light it up like Morgan Hook. Despite Saturday’s inefficiencies, Sherri Coale appeared to tie her team’s future success to its ability to make the shots it failed to make for 36 minutes at Baylor and for the length of the second half against Iowa State. “That’s who we are,” she said. “Those 3s that we take after one pass or off a drive (and a pass), that’s who we are.” But as Saturday proved, they can still win even when they’re not themselves. It’s a long season, but the home stretch comes next. The rest of the way, it’s about finishing high, securing the best possible seed for the Big 12 tourney and, for Coale’s charges, earning a favorable NCAA Tournament draw. The drama, and there’s plenty of it, will continue.

Bedlam: Sooners fall • Continued from Page C1

Fitzgerald all had two fouls. Backups C.J. Washington and Tyler Neal already had three. “We couldn’t defend without fouling somebody. It seemed like that let them back in the game. Half their points in the first half came on free throws,” said Davis, who scored 18 points. Fitzgerald finished with 18, as well. The Sooners two leading scorers broke out of their slump. Steven Pledger and Cameron Clark, who OU led in scoring in wins over Iowa State and Baylor, were found those slumps and wore them like shackles. Pledger had nine, but was scoreless in the game’s first 27 minutes due to foul trouble. Clark went scoreless. Blair had 13 points, but committed six of OU’s 10 turnovers and didn’t have an assist. Still the Sooners were back up eight early in the second half, but let it slip away. Jean-Paul Olukemi scored a game-high 19 points for the Cowboys. Darrell Williams and Keiton Page added 18. Thirty of the trio’s points came at the freethrow line. Page picked up two of them after Capel was whistled for a technical foul with 14:30 left in the game. They capped an 11-0 run that gave OSU a lead it never surrendered. “When it comes down to rivalry games, you’ve got to be tough,” Fitzgerald said. OSU was the tougher team down the stretch. The Sooners cut it to a three-point game twice in the final six minutes, but never got any closer. The Cowboys hits seven of eight free throws in the final minute to close out the game. John Shinn 366-3536 jshinn@normantranscript.com

Postgame • For the record: Oklahoma dripped 12-10 overall and 4-4 in the Big 12 Conference with Saturday’s 81-75 loss to Oklahoma State at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. The Cowboys improved to 16-7 and 4-5. • Inside the game: Defense wasn’t OU’s problem Saturday. The Sooners can’t guard the free-throw line, and they were on the bad end of a foul-filled contest. What it could control was the play of Cameron Clark and Steven Pledger. Pledger scored nine points, all in the final 13 minutes. Clark, who played 29 minutes, never scored and attempted just three shots. Over the previous two games, the tandem had combined to score 84 points in wins over Iowa State and Baylor. “It was pretty amazing we were still in the game,” OU coach Jeff Capel said about the lack of offense from the tandem. It was. It was also sign the Sooners left Stillwater feeling like they blew an opportunity to get a critical win. A little more for either probably would have been enough to knock off the Cowboys. Noteable: The free throws had a huge impact on the game. There were 51 fouls (OU had 28, OSU had 23) called in the game. But it was something the Sooners should have seen coming. The Cowboys went to the line 43 times in the victory over Missouri last Wednesday. It nearly impossible to beat a team when it’s getting to the free-throw line that often. Layups: The Sooners were 24for-26 at the free-throw line Saturday … OU forward Barry Honore came off the bench to match season highs with six points and three rebounds … OU’s bench outscored OSU’s 17-8 … The Sooners’ 10 turnovers was their second lowest total in a game this season … OU still holds a 126-92 edge in the Bedlam rivalry. The next game will be March 5 at Lloyd Noble Center. — John Shinn

Boxscore Oklahoma St. 81, Oklahoma 75 OKLAHOMA (12-10): Fitzgerald 7-12 4-5 18, Pledger 2-8 4-4 9, Blair 2-9 9-9 13, Clark 0-3 0-0 0, Davis 6-15 4-4 18, Washington 1-1 1-1 3, Newell 1-1 0-1 2, Neal 2-3 2-2 6, Honore’ 3-3 0-0 6. Totals 24-55 24-26 75. OKLAHOMA ST. (16-7): D. Williams 5-7 810 18, Moses 3-5 2-2 8, Olukemi 4-14 11-13 19, Page 3-11 11-12 18, Brown 3-8 4-7 10, Penn 0-1 0-0 0, Pilgrim 3-4 0-0 6, Franklin 11 0-0 2. Totals 22-51 36-44 81. Halftime—Oklahoma 42-39. 3-Point Goals—Oklahoma 3-15 (Davis 2-7, Pledger 16, Blair 0-2), Oklahoma St. 1-14 (Page 1-7, Pilgrim 0-1, Penn 0-1, Brown 0-2, Olukemi 0-3). Fouled Out—Neal. Rebounds—Oklahoma 28 (Clark, Fitzgerald 5), Oklahoma St. 38 (D. Williams 12). Assists—Oklahoma 7 (Davis, Fitzgerald 2), Oklahoma St. 8 (Page 3). Total Fouls—Oklahoma 26, Oklahoma St. 22. Technicals—Oklahoma Bench, Oklahoma St. Bench. A—11,140.

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Cheer

• T-Wolves come on strong The Norman North High School Cheerleaders recently competed at the NCA Senior and Junior High School National Championship held at the Dallas Convention Center Jan. 8-9. The team placed second in the Large Coed Advanced High School division. They also received specialty awards of Superior Showmanship and Best Use of Tumbling. Team members include Captains: Danielle Meyer, Brittney Gimlin; seniors: Kaitie Holland, Lauren Hansen; juniors: Alex White, Desiree Nix, Emma Schemma, Hannah Denny, Maegan Swan; sophomores: Christine Warden, Crystian Clinton, Grace Bowles, Heather Andexler, Kaylee McMullen, Kirsten Crook, Ryan Voss; and freshmen: Kaitlyn Canavan, Josiah Harrell, Michelle Penrod and Ashley Roth.

Softball

• NPR to host softball meeting The Norman Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a meeting for coaches that are interested in entering a team in the girls fastpitch softball program this upcoming season. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Multi - Purpose room of City Hall, 201 West Gray. The Fast Pitch Softball League will be for girls ages 10 and under, 12 and under and 14 and under. Team cost, entry deadline, starting dates and team rules will be discussed at the meeting. Officials said it’s important that all prospective coaches attend this meeting. This league will be open to teams outside of the Norman area. For more information, contact Wayne Parrish at 366-5476 or at wayne.parish@normanok.gov.

Basketball

• CCC mens hoop league The CrossPointe Community Center is putting together another season of men’s basketball. They will be holding two leagues this season. One league is on Tuesday nights and the other will be held on Thursday nights. The leagues start the week of March 8 and end the week of April 28. A tournament will be held the week of May 10. Cost is $350 per team. For more information or to register, call 329-5405.

Signing day causes hysteria

ational Signing Day always has it's share of interesting and unique stories. Any time you are dealing with 17 and 18 year old boys, anything can happen. But for many critics, the ceremonies surrounding their decisions are only getting worse as high school recruiting becomes bigger and bigger. During ESPN's wall to wall National Signing Day coverage, analyst Kirk Herbstreit let it be know h was not happy with the way his own network and other media outlets gloried the entire process. He said high school kids were making a mockery of national signing day and that he was disgusted by how they disrespect other programs by throwing the hats away of the teams they didn't choose. While it may be ironic for Herbstreit to make such a proclamation since he's part of the problem. But it doesn't mean he's wrong. High school players are profiled in newspapers, magazine, websites and television shows. Recruiting has become such a big business and major news, that it would be impossible to believe that some kids would

not be affected by it.

Michael Kinney Sports Writer

Many of you will not remember the name Kevin Hart. But in 2008, the then 17-year old pulled off the weirdest signing day stories ever. As a senior at Fernley High in Nevada, Hart told a packed gymnasium that he had received a football scholarship offer from the University of California. He did the whole hat gag and pushed aside the Oregon Duck hat and slid on the Bears blue-and-gold cap. He was the first person from the school to ever get a D-I scholarship. The entire display was broadcast on local television. A week later after a firestorm of media had converged on the small town, Hart admitted he lied to his family, teammates, coaches, teammates, etc.. about

receiving the scholarship offer. The 6-foot-5, 290 pound lineman had no offers from any school. "I wanted to play D-I ball more than anything," Hart said in a statement three years ago. "When I realized that wasn't going to happen, I made up what I wanted to be reality." The Hart hoax is just one example of how the pressure of recruiting can affect young minds. However, it's not just teenagers who prove to make ill-advised decisions. Wednesday when Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt got a a signed National Letter of Intent from Floyd Raven, the long time coach was happy. Nutt couldn't wait to tell the media about the great pickup. Raven, a defensive back out of Reserve, LA., had committed to the Rebels months ago. But lately he had been considering Texas A&M also. So when he got the letter of intent Wednesday, Nutt thought the Rebels had won out. However, later in the day, after Nutt had announced that Raven would be part of his 2011 freshman class, he got some surprising news. It wasn't Raven's signature on the letter

he had been faxed. Raven's mother forged her son's signature cause she really, really, wanted her son to go to Ole Miss and he had supposedly chosen A&M. “Mom really wanted him here,” Nutt said. “Bottom line is, hey, we did get a signature, we did get a letter, but I want people that want to be here.” Raven officially signed with the Aggies later in the day. "Long story short, my mom thought she was helping me out," Raven told The Associated Press. "I wasn't home and she sent it in. I never told her I had changed my mind to Texas A&M. I forgive her for it. It was an honest mistake." While these examples show had signing day can go wrong, but the 99 percent of the athletes who take part in signing day, it's an event they remember for the rest of their lives. Can the theatrics be toned down? Yes. But let's not make it sound like the entire system is bad just because we may not want to watch them play the hat game anymore. Michael Kinney 366-3537 mkinney@normantranscript.com

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603 South 6th • 872-5257 Campus, HUGE! 1000SF Luxury 1Bd Apt. Walk to Campus! 1Person Wood/Granite Floors, Counter Tops. $600/Mo Cruce & Chautauhua. Avail Now! 405-990-0604

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Now Accepting Applications 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. Available! Jamestown Square Apartments 1200 N.W. 10th (Moore) 794-0201

2208 Donna Dr / 2Bd/2Bth NEW Paint, Carpet & Tile, $550/Mo +550/Dep • Service Pet ONLY! Kim 388-5302

A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY IN THE BIG CITY. Change Your Life Style 1, 2, 3 B/R SPECIAL CALL MS. B 364-5795 GREAT LOCATION WEST SIDE

515 E Main St / 2Bd/1Bth, All New, Incl W/Dryer $750/Mo + 400/Dep More Info Call 371-4220

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In Dillard Group Real Estate Bldg Individual Stes from 100SF-3200SF Ideal for Professional/Entrepreneur Receptionist, Answering Service, Conference Rooms. Janitorial & Utilities Included. Internet, FAX & Copier Available. Contact Valorie at 290-1400 WESTPORT OFFICE Space For Lease. 808 NW 24th Ave. Up to 2200sh’ Avail, $10 per Sh Ft.. with 2/Baths. Call Jason 314-6122 TIMES SQUARE Office Complex 1108 Rambling Oaks Dr. 7-Offices, Reception Desk, Guest, Conference Room, 2 Storage Rooms, 2500sh’ $2500/mo Call 405 447-8181 ext. 101

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NOBLE AREA 1/1, 2/2 & 3/2 Pet Dep. $500. Mobile Homes • $500/Dep $350-$550/Mo/1yr ls, Call 659-9256

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Services Architect Drafting Service 816 HAYS ROOFING Comm/Resid New, Re-Roof, HOT Asphalt, Gravel, Shingles. Repairs Irvin /Own 405-681-4870, 630-7990

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Huge 3 Bd/Bonus Rm/2.5Bth/FP 2Car, Wet Bar, Senior Discount $800 - 850/Mo / 209-7154 3208 Barley Ct Ready Now 3 bed / 2 bath / 2 car/ sm yard, 12 month lease, Sandy 401-6910 $1000/mo. Dillard Group 366-7707 3Bd/2.5Bth /200 Chalmette Dr # 2 Private entry, walk-in closets, lots of extra storage, exterior mini storage unit, appl’s including W/D. $900/mo / 405-701-2502.p

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1814 Twisted Oak

635

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1026 E Rambling Oaks

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Featuring: Huiet tree lined street, westside, yards, patios, w/d hookups

730

03 Ford F150 Super Crew $9300. 01 Ford Ranger Auto $3900 See at 202 S. Main • Noble Call Rick 590-3217

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1304 Wylie Rd/Off W Lindsey

For Lease in Norman Avail 3/1/11, 3Bd/2Bth/2Car • 108 Harvard Rd FP • Fncd Yrd • W/D Hkps $775/mo / 527-8215

West Lindsey Space Suitable for Retail or Church Usages. Lots of Parking. 2000 - 5000 SF

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REBECCA LANE APTS LEASING NOW___ 1 & 2 Bedroom Call Emily 364-9414

3Bd/2Bth Double Wide on 1 Acre Small Shop • Little Axe Area Owner/Broker / 694-9920

1300 McGee Dr / $1280/Mo Utilities & General Maint Incl Call 321-5999 for Complete info

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CH/A, Kitchen Appls, W/D in Unit Sm Fenced Yd • $625/Mo + 500/Dep • Avail 10/1 Sooner Traditions Realty LLC 329-7143

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Townhomes /Condos

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217 Bull Run B • 2/2...............$495

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405 Highland Parkway 3000 SF Building All or Part • Good Rates! 364-9263 / 623-6691

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$200 Off 1st Months Rent___ 1932 E Lindsey • 1Bd/1Bth, W/Dryer. $375/Mo + 200/Dep

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660

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311 S Front / Noble

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613 Hoover 2/1 Campus Dplx.$440 4225 Willowpoint 3/1,Dplx.....$575 1502 Dakota 3/1......................$670 2501 Durham Pl 3/2/1.............$750 315 Potomac 3/2/2 TH............$825 3413 Pathway Cr 3/2/2...........$850 2905 Edinburg 3/2/2+Loft.....$1050 1119 W Symmes 3/3............$1200

Commercial/ Business

CH/A, All Kitchen Appls, W/D Facility On Site, Section 8 OK 700/Mo + 600/Dep Sooner Traditions Realty LLC 329-7143

Executive Suite & Commercial Space Available

3750 West Main • 321-7999 MEDICAL SPACE AVAIL. P & S Limited & P & S N.W. 900 N. Porter

4 - Office Spaces Avail. 700sh’ up to 1735sh’ $17. sh’ • Lease Rehuired Ask For Tracy 329-2442

309 Falcon Ct #3 2Bd/1Bth, All Appls, W/D HkUps 1/2 Month Free • $525/Mo RJH Realty O/B / 364-4801

336 Chalmette A 2Bd/1Bth, All Appls & W/Dryer 1/2 Month Free_ $525/Mo RJH Realty O/B / 364-4801

ALL BILLS PAID Inclf Phone, Cable/HBO, No Deposit, No Lease. Furn, Onsite Laundry, Rooms, Eff.,1 & 2 Bdrm Apt. Mon Rates, Payments Avail on Mon Rates OU MOTEL & APARTMENTS 2420 S. Classen Blvd. 321-4670

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329-7143 1229-1253 Lindsay Plana Dr (S of Sonic -1Blk E of 12th Ave SE) 4 New 1500 SF Condo Shop & Warehouse Bays - 12’ Overhead Doors. Each Bay For Sale or Lease Bill Hayes (405) 326-9206 325 S. Porter / Retail / Office Aprox 1200sh’, CH&A, 1/Restroom, 321-2028

$99 Dep / $805 Monthly 6 Mo Free Fitness at Steel Gym 2 Bed TH, Fenced In Yard Full Size W/D, 2 Car Garage Elite Properties / 360-6624 or www.elite2900.com

WEST SIDE / Ex Lg 2 & 3 Bd 2 Car w/Opener, Gas Heat, Hot Water, Fireplace, Yards Maintained, Swimming Pool Starting $895/Mo & Up ! ! ! ! 360-4445 ! ! ! !

Westside / 2 Bed Duplex With Washer / Dryer Connections.

329-2450 2225 Donna Dr / LG Duplex 2Bd/1Bth, Appls, W/D HkUps, CH/A,FencBkYd/Patio, Lawn Maint Lease / $500/Mo/Dep / 321-7138

280 Woodbriar Rd, in Noble New Duplex_ / 3Bd / 2Bth / 2Car Fen/Yard • $850/mo w/ Granite C/tops f $500/dep / Call 361-1665

1Bd Condo / Norman Close Parking • Kit/Appls, FP, Pool Service Pet Only_ / $410/Mo/Dep Close to Shop/ 1-(936)788-1628

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Home/ Office Cleaning

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Palin: America out of step with Ronald Reagan’s values By Michael R. Blood AP Political Writer

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — America is on a “road to ruin” because of misguided policies in Washington and needs to get back in step with the values of Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin said at an event honoring the former president’s legacy. The 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee delivered a stinging critique of Washington during her

speech Friday, part of the national celebration marking the centennial of Reagan’s birth on Feb. 6. Revisiting themes familiar from her 2008 campaign, she said the nation was being shackled by high debt and taxes, dense government regulation and rising spending, often for programs that don’t work. She said a rush toward green energy was overlooking the nation’s oil and natural gas reserves, a choice that will cost jobs and drive up pump prices.

She blamed Washington leaders — an apparent reference to the Obama administration — for doing “everything in their power to stymie responsible domestic drilling.” “This is dangerous. This is insane,” she said. “This is not the road to national greatness, it is the road to ruin.” She alluded to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address last month, saying it amounted to a statement that “the era of big government is here to stay.”

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This Jan. 20, 1981, file photo, shows President Ronald Reagan as he gives a thumbs up to the crowd while his wife, first lady Nancy Reagan, waves from a limousine during the inaugural parade in Washington following Reagan’s swearing in as the 40th president of the United States. Today marks the centennial anniversary of Reagan’s birth.

Robotic jet makes first flight By W.J. Hennigan Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES — A batwinged robotic jet resembling a miniature B-2 stealth bomber flew for the first time at Edwards Air Force Base in a test flight that could mark a new age in naval aviation. Los Angeles-based Northrop Grumman Corp.’s experimental drone, dubbed X47B, climbed to 5,000 feet in a 29-minute flight on Friday, the U.S. Navy said in a statement. The X-47B is being developed to take off from an aircraft carrier, drop a bomb on an enemy target and then land back on a carrier, all without a pilot. “Today we got a glimpse toward the future as the Navy’s first-ever tailless, jet-powered unmanned aircraft took to the skies,” said Capt. Jaime Engdahl, X-47B program manager, in a statement. The drone was built behind a barbed-wire fences and double security doors at Northrop’s expansive facility in Palmdale under a $635.8-million contract awarded by the Navy in 2007. The drone marks a major shift from existing robotic aircraft. Currently, combat drones are controlled remotely by a human pilot. The X-47B could carry out a combat mission controlled entirely by a computer. The X-47B is designed to fly farther and stay in the air longer than existing aircraft because it does not depend on a human pilot’s endurance.

Fraud: Not a faceless crime any longer By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Health care fraud once was a faceless crime. Now it has a mug shot, even a smile. Medicare and Medicaid scams cost taxpayers more than $60 billion a year, but bank holdups are more likely to get greater attention. The government wants the public’s help in trying to catch more than 170 fugitives wanted for fraud, so it’s developed a new health care most-wanted list, with its own website — www.oig.hhs.gov. Most are dour; some sport smiles. One name on the list is Leonard Nwafor, convicted in Los Angeles of billing Medicare more than $1 million for motorized wheelchairs that people didn’t need. One person who got a wheelchair was a blind man who later testified he couldn’t see to operate it. Facing time in federal prison, Nwafor disappeared before his sentencing.

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In this Sept. 9, 2010, file photo, a massive fire roars through a mostly residential neighborhood in San Bruno, Calif. An Associated Press investigation has found that damage from a California pipeline explosion could have been reduced if the line had been equipped with a type of shut-off valve federal safety investigators have recommended for decades.

Explosion highlights lax pipeline rules By Matthew Brown and Garance Burke Associated Press

SAN BRUNO, Calif. — First, the pipeline exploded. Then the flames, like a blowtorch, set the neighborhood overlooking San Francisco Bay ablaze. Flaming chunks of asphalt hurled into the air from the blast blew through the roof at Bill Magoolaghan’s house. As he watched from a nearby hillside in San Bruno, one question came to his mind: Why can’t someone stop the tower of fire? “The gas flames were still shooting 300 feet into the air,” he recalled thinking, 40 minutes after the Sept. 9 explosion. One reason is that the line was not equipped with remotely operated or automatic shut-off valves that would have halted the gas within minutes of the accident — devices that federal safety officials have recommended to industry and regulators for decades. An Associated Press investiga-

tion found that the utility, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., agreed as far back as 1997 that remotely operated valves did a better job of protecting public safety than manual ones. But it opted against using them widely across its network of high-pressure transmission lines, saying they weren’t necessary or required. When the flame was finally halted 89 minutes after the explosion, residents were left to survey the damage: eight dead, dozens injured and 55 homes left uninhabitable. The explosion also focused attention on the condition of the nation’s pipelines — some aging and many, like San Bruno, running beneath towns and cities. The accident, the AP found, also highlights a troubling pattern: A pipeline explodes. Federal investigators call for safety improvements. The government leaves it largely to industry to make safety decisions. The result is that safety measures are adopted sporadically,

sometimes decades later — if at all. Now, as federal investigators prepare for a March hearing on the explosion — the first on a pipeline accident in a decade — lawmakers are pressing for sweeping reforms to a patchwork system of safety regulations. “It’s after an accident that we find there were shortcomings,” said Deborah Hersman, head of the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates pipeline accidents. “Unfortunately, we’ve had to learn that lesson too many times.” The industry and regulators from the U.S. Department of Transportation, which oversees the nation’s 2.5 million-mile network of gas and liquid pipelines, say they have made vast improvements in recent decades, noting the number of fatal accidents has dropped as the network expanded dramatically. Christina Sames, vice president of operations and engineering at the American Gas Associ-

Nasdaq hackers target service for corporate boards By Peter Svensson Associated Press Writer

NEW YORK — The company that runs the Nasdaq stock market said Saturday that hackers had penetrated a service that handles confidential communications between public companies and their boards. The service run by Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. carries strategic information for about 300 companies. The company said it appears no customer data was compromised. Nasdaq OMX said the hacking attempts did not affect its trading systems. Nasdaq is the largest electronic securities trading market in the U.S. with more than 2,800 listed compa-

nies. The targeted application, Directors Desk, is designed to make it easier for companies to share documents with directors between scheduled board meetings. It also allows online discussions and Web conferencing within a board. Since board directors have access to information at the highest level of a company, penetrating the service could be of great value for insider trading. The application’s Web page says “Directors Desk provides multiple layers of security to protect our clients’ most vital corporate records.” A federal official tells The Associated Press that the hackers broke into the systems

repeatedly over more than a year. Investigators are trying to identify the hackers, the official said. The motive is unknown. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the inquiry by the FBI and Secret Service is continuing. Nasdaq OMX spokesman Frank DeMaria said the Justice Department requested that the company keep silent about the intrusion until at least Feb. 11. However, The Wall Street Journal reported the investigation on its website late Friday, prompting Nasdaq to issue a statement and notify its customers. Nasdaq acquired the company behind Directors Desk in 2007.

ation, said she can “count on one hand” incidents of the magnitude of San Bruno over the last 20 years. “Those are definitely outliers,” she said. While the NTSB is in charge of investigating such accidents, regulators or industry do not have to adopt its recommendations. An AP analysis of accidents dating to 1969, when the NTSB began investigating pipeline accidents, shows that the agency has made similar recommendations time and again, including on utilities’ failures to draft appropriate emergency plans, mark pipeline locations or adequately inspect risky stretches of pipe. The NTSB is looking at the same issues in San Bruno, but pipeline safety advocates say the case of the shut-off valves provides the clearest example of how a weak regulatory system can jeopardize public safety. Since 1969, NTSB has called for the more-sophisticated valves on natural gas or hazardous liquid pipelines eight times.

Runners dash, scarf doughnuts, sprint back RALEIGH, N.C. — On your marks, get set, stuff your face. About 7,500 people are expected to take part in Saturday’s annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh. The rules are simple and stomachchurning: run for two miles, eat a dozen Krispy Kreme doughnuts and then run back along the same two miles. That’s four miles of running to burn off about 2,400 calories. It’s for a good cause, though. The race is operated by students at North Carolina State University, and it raises money for the North Carolina Children’s Hospital. — AP

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Group receives grant to donate books to area libraries • 36 books on mental illness donated By Shana Adkisson Transcript Features Editor

Jerry Risenhoover, MSW, LSW, knows he has an illness. He’s know it for about 40 years. Risenhoover has been diagnosed as manic bipolar. He says that when he has an episode, he’ll spend thousands of dollars in a matter of minutes. “I once went to Neiman Marcus in Dallas and spent $7,000 in 20 minutes,” Risenhoover said. “The big problem with having these episodes is you can get into a lot of problems with credit cards.” But Risenhoover has help. “Thunderbird Clubhouse gives me place to go to every day. It helps me in preventing a lot of episodes. It is much less stressful,” Risenhoover said. It took Risenhoover several years to understand his illness. When he was first diagnosed, doctors considered him as paranoid schizophrenia. Risenhoover also hopes through the Cleveland County chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness, more people can get the help they need. NAMI Cleveland County recently was awarded a grant for $500 from the Norman Rotary Club. Money from the grant was used to purchase 36 books on bipolar disorder. The books have been placed at the Norman Public Library, all three high schools in Moore, high schools in Norman, Little Axe, Lexington and Noble.

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Pictured, back row, from left, is Norman Public School Superintendent Joe Siano, NAMI Cleveland County fundraising committee member Linda Kerr, Norman Public Library Branch Manager Aiden Street, Norman Rotary Club President Basha Hartley and NAMI Cleveland County Past President Jerry Risenhoover. The group stands with NAMI Cleveland County treasurer Ruby Bowden. “I think it’s a real asset to the library that we do this every year,” Risenhoover, a board member of NAMI, said. The books were ordered by NAMI treasurer Ruby Bowden. Bowden hopes the books will become a way for individuals to understand their illness. “It’s easy to come to the library

to get information without feeling threatened,” Bowden said. The books, according to Aiden Street, branch manager of the Norman Public Library, will be located in the nonfiction section of the library. “We are thrilled to have these. It’s great to have up-to-date material,” Street said.

Linda Kerr is on the NAMI fundraising committee and hopes the books will offer assistance for those suffering from mental illness. “If they are better educated and know what is going on with them there is less fear and less anxiety,” Kerr said. There also is a support and

educational group for families and friends of persons experiencing mental illness. REACH meets 7 p.m. the first and third Tuesdays of each month in the Edsel Ford House, 107 State Drive. The NAMI Cleveland County office is in the CSBI Building, 1171 E. Main St. For more information, call 701-2078.

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Milestones Couple to wed

Couple to celebrate 50 years of marriage

Lesli Kuhn and Michael Kardokus plan to exchange wedding vows May 29 in Mishawaka, Ind. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Hubert and the Rev. Dr. Joyce Kuhn of Osceola, Ind. She is a graduate of Penn High School and IADTChicago. She is a district manager for Follett Education of Higher Learning. The future groom is the son of Stephen and Dorothy Kardokus of Noble. He is a graduate of Noble High School and the University of Oklahoma. He is employed at Ivey Construction. The couple resides in Dallas.

Catching a glimpse By Josh Noel Chicago Tribune

Should you so regret that we don’t have a royal family of our own, you might consider crossing the pond this spring for the nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton. If so, you will indeed have a few options for enjoying the festivities. Though you can forget a ticket into Westminster Abbey for the wedding or Buckingham Palace for the reception, you will be able to see the procession on the route from the royal palace to the church and back. There also usually is a decent chance of seeing the bride and groom during the reception from a palace balcony if you’re in the mood to camp patiently. Should none of that be your style, there will be other ways to soak up royal fever. Hotels, restaurants and tour companies across London are ramping up promotions and plans that tie in to the wedding. “If anyone knows how to put on a great show, it’s the Brits with this kind of thing,” said Meredith Pearson, spokeswoman for Visit Britain, the national tourist board for the United Kingdom. “It was the case 30 years ago, when Prince Charles and Princess Diana got married, and this year we’re expecting an even bigger experience.” Most pubs and restaurants likely will show the event on TV, and “we imagine a lot of parties breaking out,” Pearson said. More elaborate events also are being planned to tie in with the wedding, but with almost three months to go, keep scouring the Internet for developments. The hotel One Aldwych, for example, is assembling a package that will provide guests with picnic lunches to take to the wedding route. It also will introduce “Will and Kate” cocktails in the lobby bar and serve a menu inspired by previous royal weddings at its restaurant, Axis. Visitors are advised to book their plans early. Pearson said there will be no shortage of events. “We knew it would be a big deal and that there would be a lot of interest, but it seems to have caught a lot of imaginations, maybe even more so than we expected,” she said.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pickle then Lynn and Rose Pickle will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Feb. 14. Lynn Pickle and Rose Goodin were married Feb. 14, 1961, in the home of Rose’s parents, Jack and Reba Goodin in Petaluma, Calif. The couple met in the summer of 1960 when Lynn finished his four years of service in the Air Force. He was raised in Indianola, but his sister had moved to Petaluma. Lynn flipped a coin on whether to go to Oklahoma or to California, and heads it was California. Rose went to the same church as Lynn’s sister, Darlene, and babysat for her as well. Rose remembers more about Lynn’s car, a ’54 Olds, than where they went on their first date.

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The couple lived in Petaluma until 1969 when Lynn’s job with the telephone company transferred them to Oklahoma. They moved to Noble in 1970 where they have lived ever since. Lynn was stationed in Hawaii and Japan in the Air Force. Lynn was employed by Southwestern Bell until his retirement in 1990 for 30 years of service. Rose was a homemaker until 1980 when she began working in the cafeteria for Noble Public Schools until the early 1990s. Rose then worked for Dillard’s and at Bernie’s Grocery until she retired in 2004. Rose and Lynn are active members at Calvary Free Will Baptist Church in Norman. They have a garden every summer

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that they share with anyone who will take it. Lynn enjoys restoring old vehicles, collecting guns and taking care of everyone else. Rose is a seamstress who enjoys sewing, crocheting and anything else crafty. The couple’s children are John Pickle and wife Geray, Little Rock, Ark.; Jimmy Pickle and wife Rhonda, Dibble; Julie Curry and husband Brad, Noble; and Janet Johnson and husband Curt, El Dorado, Kan. The couple also has seven grandchildren. The couple will celebrate with a reception hosted by their children and grandchildren 2-4 p.m. Feb. 12 at Calvary Free Will Baptist Church, 3730 N. Porter Ave., Norman.

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Super excited about the end of football

o apparently today is the Super Bowl. My husband is excited. We’ve asked another couple to come over to our house and watch the big game with us. Which, I suppose, is kind of cute. And I’m excited, too. I like to entertain. In fact, I think I’m a ’50s housewife trapped in the body of a woman who is forced to live in the 2000s. I’ve found my inner June Cleaver and have come up with — now I’m going to brag — a pretty tasty Super Bowl snack menu. There is chili con queso. Mini pizzas. Barbecue this. Barbecue that. And I have a few other tricks up my sleeve. I’ve spent the past few days reading all my cookbooks to get ideas. I’ve even considered throwing in a nice tray of vegetables and dip for good measure. Needless to say, my waistline is not ready for the Super Bowl. And now I’m going to show my selfish side. I’ve waited for this day since August. I couldn’t care less who

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wins the créme de la créme of football games. That’s not why I’m excited. I’m excited because at the end of the Super Bowl there will be no more football until the new season starts. No more football. That means no more Sundays of being held hostage in my house because my husband has to watch the game. It also means that I might, fingers crossed, actually get to touch the remote control on a Sunday afternoon. So what would I watch? Gee, the

possibilities are endless. I can’t even begin to think about what might be out there for my little peepers to watch. I think I’d like to just dive in there. No holding back. Start with the trashiest television show I can think of. I hear MTV has a new show called “Skins.” I’ve not seen it yet, but I hear it’s scandalous. And the more dirt that is scooped on it, I’m embarrassed to say, the more I want to watch it. There is another show on MTV that I’ve not seen. It’s called “Jersey Shore” and apparently has nothing but kids drinking and being silly. Personally, I think it sounds like a train wreck. But curiosity does kill the cat. So, no matter who is cheering at the end of the Super Bowl, remember I’ll be cheering for the end of another football season. And the beginning of my encounter with the remote control. Shana Adkisson 366-3544 sadkisson@normantranscript.com

Girl Scout cookie sales to begin Feb. 11 • App available for finding cookie booths

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Transcript Staff Girl Scouts-Western Oklahoma cookie sale will begin Feb. 11. Once again this year, cookies are available for purchase from the first day of the sale so customers won’t have to wait for orders to come in. The cost for a box of cookies is $3.50 per box. “This year is going to be an exciting one for the cookie sale,” said Ann Matheny, product sales manager for Girl Scouts-Western Oklahoma. “This year’s cookie sale is using technology to help the girls sell cookies and to help customers find Girl Scout cookies for sale.” This year, anyone with an iPhone or Droid phone can download a free cookie booth locator app to find a

For more information on this year’s cookie sale, call Girl Scouts-Western Oklahoma at (800) 698-0022 or 528GIRL (4475) or visit www.gswestok.org. This year, local Girl Scouts will only sell the top six most popular cookies: Thin Mints, Do-Si-Dos, Lemon Chalet Crèmes, Trefoils, Samoas and Tagalongs.

cookie booth near them. The free app searches by town and/or zip code. It also features a cookie personality quiz, information on all six varieties of cookies and an alert option to let individuals know when a Girl Scout booth is near them. Search the smart phone app for “GSCookies” to down-

load the free application. Locally, cookie booth sales in front of area businesses will start Feb. 25. Matheny encouraged everyone to go ahead and download the free app to get ready for the sale — and sign up for the alert so that “you can know the minute a cookie booth goes up in your neighborhood.” This year, local Girl Scouts will only sell the six most popular cookies: Thin Mints, Do-Si-Dos, Lemon Chalet Crèmes, Trefoils, Samoas and Tagalongs. In fact, this year marks the 35th anniversary of the favorite Samoa cookie — the cookie featuring caramel, coconut and chocolate. All of the funds raised from the cookie sale remains in the local council. For more information on this year’s cookie sale, call Girl Scouts-Western Oklahoma at (800) 698-0022 or 528GIRL (4475) or visit www.gswestok.org.

Lawn care seminar planned for Wednesday Transcript Staff A basic lawn care seminar will be held Wednesday. The seminar will be put on by Tracey Payton, horticulturalist, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Topics will include caring for lawns and will

include fertilization, mowing, common pests and watering. The seminar will be held at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Room C, 601 E. Robinson St. Those interested are asked to RSVP to the Cleveland County Cooperative Extension Office at 321-4774.

If you go The seminar will be held at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds Room C, 601 E. Robinson St.

Senior menus The Cleveland County Aging Services Program, sponsored by the Areawide Aging Agency, announced meals for this week. All seniors are welcome. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance by calling 321-3200. A $2 donation is suggested. Serving sites include the Norman Senior Citizens Center (360-1472),

Rose Rock Villa (364-3710), Eagle Heights Church (691-0339), Moore Senior Center (793-9069) and Noble Senior Citizens Center (872-5921). Monday — Barbecue beef, baked beans, cheesy potatoes, bun and fruit cocktail Tuesday — Ham slice, sweet potatoes, spinach, wheat bread and cookie

Wednesday — Beef stew, fruit salad, creamy slaw, cornbread and butterscotch pudding Thursday — Baked chicken, gravy, broccoli, whole kernel corn, wheat bread and cinnamon apples Friday — Spaghetti and meat sauce, green beans, green salad, wheat bread and spiced peaches

Hirsute, another way to say furry

uman hair and hair color can be a blessing Elizabeth or a curse. If you happen to be a blonde female Cowan (natural or bottled), it is a safe bet other women will speak ill of you (while in their hearts they may envy you). On the other hand, men will notice and be attracted to you, not necessarily for your brains (But then, what did you expect?) A friend who is blessed with striking good looks and black hair recounted the traumatic impact dark hair had on her pre-teen and teenage years. “My mother was very strict and would not let me shave. By the time I was in middle school and high school my arms and legs were covered with thick dark hair. I can’t tell you how traumatic it was. I was constantly picked on and called Cousin It (from the ‘Adams Family.’”) When we are born, regardless of gender, our bodies are covered with “vellus hair” (hair that is short, soft and lighter in color than the hair on one’s head), which helps maintain an even body temperature and provides some insulation for our bodies. The problem for someone with black hair is that with puberty the vellus hair darkens and becomes thicker. That is why a smooth-faced boy will start sprouting a darker, more noticeable beard when he enters puberty. A boy can shave, but for a young girl forbidden to minimize the problem such a natural occurrence creates can be devastating. Hirsutism or “hair growth gone wild” is excess hair on chest, back, arms, legs and on the face. In some cases it is the result of a medical condition, but in other instances medication, such as anabolic steroids, also can cause excessive hair growth. In college, girls talked about guys who had dense hair on their backs and chests. One girl pointed out a guy she knew who had to shave his hair from the base of his neck and upward; otherwise, the hair was visible above his shirt collar. Such discussions usually ended in giggles and more than one “ugh.” Unfortunately, and in this regard, age did not bring wisdom. Women still comment on the furry arms poking out of guys’ long-sleeved dress shirts. What’s a poor fellow or gal to do? Well, they could bite on a leather belt and undergo the slather-on-wax-and rip-the-hair-off method used in the movie “The Forty Year Old Virgin.” The problem is, that particular method is as painful as it looks. (I can still hear the guy screaming.) On the other hand and when it comes to making oneself more attractive, women will endure whatever pain is necessary to achieve their goal, which includes plucking out unwanted eyebrow hairs one by one. That’s enough to bring tears to the eyes of the most stoic among us. Bodybuilders and competitive swimmers forego shaving their entire bodies because the nicks and cuts would look unseemly when covered with bits of toilet tissue to absorb the blood. Therefore, they probably bathe in vats of liquid hair remover in order to, in the case of the bodybuilders, appear sleek and oiled or, in the case of the swimmers, minimize drag and skim through the water like a dolphin. Of course, for mere mortals who toil at less “glamorous” occupations, there are other, more subtle methods available to them. Instead of shorts, wear long pants and over time the pants will rub the hair off your legs. This method requires patience. You may be old and in the I-don’t-care state of life before the process is completed, and by then the hairy ear, nose and eyebrows become an issue. A more effective and quicker method is to get a job in a company that expects its employees to thrive on stress. So every time you feel stressed, instead of pulling out all the hair on your head, go for the legs and arms. In no time, you will be hairless and used to pain. Elizabeth Cowan is a freelance writer and former Norman resident. E-mail her at elizabeth@elizabethcowan.com. Check out her websites: www.elizabethcowan.com and www.fracturedonline.com.

10 Super Bowl commercials that will be worth the watch By Mae Anderson AP Business Writer

Advertisers are rolling out celebrities, animals galore and old favorites to capture the attention of more than 100 million people expected to tune in for Super Bowl XLV today. A sampling of commercials people are bound to be talking about after the game: Best Buy: Odd couple Justin Bieber and Ozzy Osbourne will star in the electronics seller’s Super Bowl debut in the third quarter that promotes a new program where Best Buy will buy back electronics when customers decide to upgrade. The ad’s still under wraps, but pairing the teen idol and the prince of darkness certainly fires the imagination. Audi: One of at least nine automakers advertising during the Super Bowl, Audi’s ad during the first break after kickoff is targeted at younger buyers. It shows

people escaping from a posh prison to illustrate the difference between “old luxury” and Audi. Careerbuilder.com: The mocking office chimps that show why viewers might want to look for a new job return in a third-quarter ad. Godaddy.com: Promotes the .co alternative to the .com Web domain in an ad that shows celebrity fitness trainer Jillian Michaels and racecar driver Danica Patrick seemingly naked and directs viewers to its Web site to see the ending. Pepsi: PepsiCo teamed with Eminem on a first quarter stopmotion animated spot that uses a puppet with Eminem’s likeness to promote Lipton Brisk. Also has three ads each for its Pepsi MAX and Doritos, all created by fans. Snickers: Comedians Roseanne Barr and Richard Lewis star in a second-quarter ad. It’s an encore to last year’s hit commercial that saw Betty White

take a vicious tackle on a football field. E-Trade: The online investing site brings back the popular talking babies it introduced in 2008 in a third-quarter ad. Anheuser-Busch: The brewer will promote an imported brand, Stella Artois, for the first time on the Super Bowl. That ad stars actor Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody as a 1960s jazz club singer. (If you’re looking forward to Bud Light’s legendary humor, it has three commercials coming, too, which it has teased on Facebook.) Skechers: Kim Kardashian “will break someone’s heart,” the shoe maker says, in an ad for toning shoes near the two-minute warning. Volkswagen: The automaker’s trademark whimsy permeates an AP Photo ad in which a Darth Vader-costumed boy tries using The Force In this photo provided by PepsiCo, an Eminem puppet likeness is on household objects and his shown. Eminem is partnering with Brisk ice tea in a Super Bowl ad spot to debut today during the first quarter of the big game. father’s Passat.

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Books Author separated from parents’ culture by time, distance examines identity the wake of the Islamic revolution. “Vietnamerica” has similar intentions, shifting “Vietnamerica: A between the present day Family’s Journey” by and the middle of the last GB Tran; Villard (179 century, moving among pages, $30) generations of family as it Where does memory goes from Southeast Asia end and myth begin? GB to the U.S. and back again. Tran’s graphic novel It’s a kaleidoscopic “Vietnamerica: A Family’s approach, and like SpiegelJourney” occupies the man or Satrapi, Tran messy middle ground of frames himself as a guide. that question. He writes: “It was a bizarre Born in 1976 in South Carolina, Tran was separat- coincidence, Mom’s mom and Dad’s dad, my last two ed by time and geography surviving grandparents, from his family’s Vietdying within a few months namese roots. His parents left Vietnam with their two of each other.” What complicates Tran’s older children three days story is Vietnam, a country before the fall of Saigon in 1975: Their American-born where resolution remains elusive to this day. Considson is literally a man er Tran’s grandfather, a between cultures, with no high-ranking Communist experience of what his who abandoned his family parents and siblings left for the revolution, only to behind. How does he see his wife take up with a reconcile this? How does he come to understand the French colonel. When the present through the filter of colonel is targeted for assassination, he interthe past? “Vietnamerica” seeks to trace that process. venes. “With him dead,” he argues, “who would help As Tran notes early in the raise my children?” Here, book, quoting Confucius, “A man without history is a Tran highlights the interconnectedness of even tree without roots.” the most divided society. The blending of comics “Individuals pick sides,” he with memoir dates to at tells us. “Families don’t.” least to the 1970s, when There’s something Harvey Pekar published fundamentally hopeful his first “American Splendor” stories and Will Eisner about such a statement, produced “A Contract With with its assurance that God.” In the decades since, blood is thicker than politics. As “Vietnamerica” some of the genre’s most progresses, however, the vivid touchstones have story gets muddied, for life been its most personal is rarely so clear-cut. Part of ones: Art Spiegelman’s the problem is that families “Maus,” for example, make painful decisions all which was awarded a the time, and Tran’s story Pulitzer Prize for its shows this at almost every nuanced evocation of the turn. “Mom and Dad fled Holocaust, and Marjane Satrapi’s “Persepolis,” with Vietnam to keep the family together,” he notes. “If they its portrait of life in Iran in By David L. Ulin Los Angeles Times

What complicates Tran’s story is Vietnam, a country where resolution remains elusive to this day. Consider Tran’s grandfather, a high-ranking Communist who abandoned his family for the revolution, only to see his wife take up with a French colonel. When the colonel is targeted for assassination, he intervenes. “With him dead,” he argues, “who would help raise my children?” Here, Tran highlights the interconnectedness of even the most divided society. “Individuals pick sides,” he tells us. “Families don’t.” hadn’t, Dad would have ended up in a labor camp, Mom denied work and forced to struggle in poverty, and my sisters and brother reduced to street beggars…. How do I know if I would have ever been born?” Still, as necessary as it was, his parents’ departure also split the family and separated them from their heritage. When Tran visited in 2006 for his grandmother’s memorial service, it was the first time he’d met many of his relatives. “Sometimes doing what’s right,” he observes, “means leaving things behind.” That’s true, of course, but it also points to a larger problem with “Vietnamerica.” Tran simply is unable to achieve the reconciliation to which the book aspires. Like all personal narratives, his relies on reminiscence — but other people’s more than his own. His life remains largely in the background,

Author to sign books in Norman Transcript Staff Judy Howard will display quilts and autograph copies of her books, “1905 Cookbook,” “Thanking Our Troops,” “Centennial Stitches” and “Heavenly Patchwork I and II,” 10:30 a.m. to noon Feb. 12 at Hastings Books, 2300 W. Main St., and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at Borders Books,

FYI Read sample stories, order books and reserve accompanying programs and quilt exhibits at www.heavenlypatchwork.com. 300 Norman Center. “1905 Cookbook” is the latest book by Howard and combines 200 vintage photos, 1905 merchant ads and recipes.

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except when it intersects with the family’s experience in Vietnam. To hint at the fluidity of these recollections, he has constructed the book as a tapestry in which various story threads weave in and out of each other in a pastiche that intends to be as fluid as memory itself. Too often, though, people and situations are framed in sketches, a difficulty that extends to the book’s visuals as well. Tran’s

Astro-Graph Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011 It is quite possible that the months ahead could introduce a whole new set of circumstances you’ve never faced previously, so don’t take anything for granted. Be prepared to be adept at handling all fresh developments. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - If you start finding fault with others, don’t think you will remain immune from criticism yourself. Once you open up Pandora’s box, it will be impossible to reseal. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Because conditions could cause you to get careless and spend impulsively, all financial affairs must be handled as rationally as possible and with great prudence so that you don’t suffer a loss. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - There’s a good chance you could indulge yourself in too many things that may not be good for you, eating or drinking too much can lead down a long and lonesome road. Take control. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Normally, when it really counts you are extremely thorough and methodical

CIRCLE OF LIFE By Kevin G. Der and Jessica A. Hui / Edited by Will Shortz Across 1 Rum, vodka and orange juice drink 7 “Little” barnyard bird with an alliterative name in a classic Willie Dixon blues song 11 “Let me think …” 14 Costume party accessory 17 Pope after Marinus I 20 Trying 22 Turner of records 23 Felt like forever 24 Interludes 25 Cultural grp. 26 Viewable, to a camera operator 27 Author Marsh 29 EarthLink and others 30 Result of turning the corner? 31 Became annoyed 34 New England’s Cape ___ 35 Roman 1,150 37 Detached 39 Public person? 41 Pillow talk? 42 Cage in Hollywood 45 Fellowship foes 49 So-called “Heart of Texas” 50 Eschew 51 “See you then!” 52 Famous fiddler 53 Words to a traitor 54 Steering system parts 56 “___ bien” (Spanish for “It’s good”) 57 Bit of a muscle car ’s muscle

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59 ___ Joe, “Tom Sawyer” character 61 Do-do connector 62 Looney Tunes character with a snout 64 Fashionista’s concern 65 Abide 66 Surprise visitors 68 British isle 69 Suffix with torrent 71 Driller ’s letters 72 Poker declaration 73 Pound sound 76 Top-rated show of 2002-05 77 What the 41Down has 82 Pooh’s young pal 83 Mauna ___ 84 Land of Ephesians 85 When doubled, first name in old Hollywood 86 Spanish “that” 87 ___ system (way of classifying blood) 88 Most divine 90 Rattletrap 93 Cobra product 95 Cobra products 98 Ariz. neighbor 99 Swingers in a saloon 100 Person who likes the blues? 101 Mottled 102 Soldier ’s meal container 104 Very 106 Palliative plant 107 Winter Olympics performance since 1976 110 Den ___, Nederland 111 Ubangi tributary 112 Phalanx’s weaknesses 113 Thinned out

114 Driller ’s letters 115 Facing, with “from” 117 Halved 118 Be shy 119 “What?!” 120 Serves 125 King Arthur ’s family name 127 Make out, in York 129 Old saw 131 With craft 132 Getup 133 Italian liqueurs 136 Strip in a darkroom 139 “The Lovely Bones” composer, 2009 140 Topic at an owners/players meeting 141 Heyday 142 Source of enlightenment 143 Terminal 144 1960 Updike novel 145 Four-time Masters winner Down 1 Two-letter combinations 2 Continue, as an uncontrolled fire 3 Most common draw in Scrabble 4 Comic Caesar 5 Priory in “The Da Vinci Code” 6 Tomfoolery 7 City NNE of Tahoe 8 Bus. line 9 Patriotic women’s org. 10 Wakes thrown up behind speedboats 11 Revealing 1970s wear 12 Cereal mixes 13 Ed.’s work pile 14 Portable red or white holder

15 Low-priced furniture source 16 Tent or sleeping bag, e.g. 17 Take ___ at (insult) 18 1962 action film set in Jamaica 19 Finnish transport? 20 Mark in marble 21 Suffix with rhythm 28 Whichever 30 Samaritans 32 Galley figure 33 State in French 35 Peeved pout 36 Hotelier Hilton 38 South American tuber 40 Be part of, as a film 41 Collection of animals featured in this puzzle 43 Lawyer: Abbr. 44 Fat underwater creature 45 Like a Mountie 46 Musical echo 47 Dalmatian’s home 48 Like wild oats 50 Strong 51 Dumbness 55 Foppish courtier in “Hamlet” 58 It may be limited or late 60 Revelation comes after it 62 Doctor ’s orders 63 Away for a while 65 1985 John Malkovich drama 67 Reggie Miller, for one 70 People leaving the company? 73 Breakfast in a bar 74 High-tech officer in film

drawing style is too broad, not specific enough, with few identifying details to make his characters truly come to life. This, coupled with the tendency of his anecdotes to bleed together, leaves us with a book that feels uncomfortably open-ended, neither specific enough for memory nor expansive enough for myth. This, to be fair, may be unavoidable because of the double-edged sword of

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about what you are doing. Yet after accepting a job of this ilk, you could thoughtlessly proceed in a slipshod fashion. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Determine exactly what you want to achieve today or else you could get caught up wasting your valuable time doing what another wants to do that is of no or little significance to you. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Being a winner and achieving your goals are both admirable aspirations, but if you do either at the expense of another, your victory will be hollow and the repercussions could be severe. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Embarrassment is indicated if you attempt to come off as knowing all about a matter or issue about which you are totally ignorant. It isn’t worth pretending to be an authority when you’re not. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) When doing business with another today, try to get in writing what you feel could be problematical for you later — if left up in the air. Your prediction is likely to come true. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Although much may be promised, nothing of significance will be gained if you put a business deal together based only upon the trust of a friend-

immigration. “My family’s unwillingness to share the most basic facts,” Tran admits, “was as much to blame as my decades of disinterest and insensitivity.” And yet that is the challenge, the necessity, of personal history, to fill gaps of time and distance with imagination. Or as Tran puts it, citing an old Vietnamese proverb: “Our parents care for us as our teeth sharpen … so we care for them as theirs dull.”

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Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011

Schools Terrific Kids

School menus Norman Elementary breakfast Monday — French toast and sausage Tuesday — Biscuits and gravy Wednesday — Breakfast pizza Thursday — Scrambled eggs Friday — Sausage biscuit Secondary breakfast Monday through Friday — Make your own waffle; fresh baked cinnamon roll; biscuits and gravy; breakfast sandwich; fresh made breakfast burrito; yogurt with granola and fruit; cereal; hash browns; fresh fruit; juice; milk

blend vegetables Friday — Turkey and cheese sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; combo wrap; baked chips; fresh fruit; cheese pizza; pepperoni pizza; loaded nachos; fishwich; hamburger; cheeseburger; loaded nachos; baked potato with chili and cheese; broccoli with cheese; fresh baked French bread

High school lunch Monday — Turkey and cheese sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; veggie sub; chicken salad sub; baked chips; fresh fruit; combo wrap; cheese pizza; pepperoni pizza; spinach alfredo pizza; Caesar salad; cheese quesadilla; loaded nachos; beef or chicken tacos; Spanish rice; seasoned beans; internaElementary lunch tional grilled cheese; chicken sandMonday — Pepperoni pizza; turkey wich; veggie burger; hamburger; and cheese sub; chef salad; turkey cheeseburger; homemade tomato corn dog; bean and cheese tostada; soup; Caesar salad; focaccia bread; peas; carrots; chilled pears Tuesday — Turkey and cheese sub; Tuesday — Beef lasagna; ham and ham and cheese sub; combo sub; cheese on whole wheat roll; cheeseveggie sub; chicken salad sub; baked burger; Mini Mouse salad; taco salad; chips; fresh fruit; buffalo chicken steamed broccoli; diced peaches wrap; cheese pizza; pepperoni pizza; Wednesday — Fish sticks; buffalo buffalo chicken pizza; Caesar salad; chicken wrap; chicken sandwich; taco salad in fresh baked edibowl; pepperoni salad; cheese nachos; cole loaded nachos; beef or chicken tacos; slaw; orange smiles Spanish rice; seasoned beans; rib Thursday — Cheesy chicken barbecue sandwich; spicy chicken spaghetti; Fun on the Run sandwich; grilled cheese; hamburger; Uncrustable; popcorn chicken salad; cheeseburger; chicken nuggets with hot ham and cheese sandwich; crisp whole wheat roll; mashed potatoes beef tacos; rosy applesauce; California and gravy; green beans blend vegetables Wednesday — Turkey and cheese Friday — Chicken nuggets with sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; wheat roll; chef salad; combo wrap; veggie sub; chicken salad sub; baked toasted cheese sandwich; burrito; chips; fresh fruit; combo wrap; cheese mashed potatoes; green beans pizza; pepperoni pizza; supreme pizza; Caesar salad; build your own burrito; Middle school lunch Monday — Turkey and cheese sub; loaded nachos; beef or chicken tacos; Spanish rice; seasoned beans; atomic ham and cheese sub; combo sub; combo wrap; cheese pizza; pepperoni burger; chicken patty sandwich; hamburger; cheeseburger; pasta bar; pizza; soft tacos; international grilled steamed broccoli; fresh baked Italian cheese; hamburger; cheeseburger; bread loaded nachos; homemade tomato Thursday — Turkey and cheese soup; Caesar salad; focaccia bread; Tuesday — Turkey and cheese sub; sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; veggie sub; chicken salad sub; baked ham and cheese sub; combo sub; chips; fresh fruit; buffalo chicken cheese pizza; pepperoni pizza; crispy tacos; rib barbecue sandwich; chicken wrap; cheese pizza; pepperoni pizza; taco pizza; Caesar salad; taco salad in sandwich; fries; loaded nachos; fresh baked edibowl; loaded nachos; chicken nuggets with whole wheat beef or chicken tacos; Spanish rice; roll; mashed potatoes and gravy; seasoned beans; fishwich; spicy green beans chicken sandwich; hamburger; Wednesday — Turkey and cheese sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; cheeseburger; cheesy chicken spaghetti; California blend vegetables buffalo chicken wrap; baked chips; Friday — Turkey and cheese sub; fresh fruit; cheese pizza; pepperoni ham and cheese sub; combo sub; pizza; chili cheese burrito; chicken veggie sub; chicken salad sub; baked fajita sub; hamburger; cheeseburger; chips; fresh fruit; combo wrap; loaded nachos; pasta bar; steamed vegetarian pizza; pepperoni pizza; broccoli; fresh baked Italian bread sausage pizza; Caesar salad; beef Thursday — Turkey and cheese sub; ham and cheese sub; combo sub; enchiladas; loaded nachos; beef or baked chips; fresh fruit; cheese pizza; chicken tacos; Spanish rice; seasoned pepperoni pizza; weekly special pizza; beans; chicken fajita sub; grilled chicken sandwich; hamburger; taco salad in a fresh baked edibowl; cheeseburger; baked potato with chili spicy chicken sandwich; hamburger; and cheese; broccoli with cheese; cheeseburger; fries; loaded nachos; cheesy chicken spaghetti; California fresh baked French bread.

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Terrific Kids for January at Trinity Lutheran School are, left to right, Mrs. Lee, principal, Xavier Ting, Julia Keele and Gene Thrailkill, Kiwanis.

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Big Brother Kevin and Little Brother Jacoby were matched at Monroe Elementary School Jan. 24 through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cleveland County.

Big Sister Emily and Little Sister Skyler were matched at Eisenhower Elementary School Jan. 25 through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cleveland County.

Let’s hear it for … Twelve local residents were named to Oklahoma Baptist University’s academic honor rolls for the fall 2010 semester. From Norman, the President’s Honor Roll included Sarah Bailey, Rebekah Bentley, Blake Compton, Zac Malthaner and Donna Urbassik. The Dean’s Honor Roll included Gabrielle Samuels. From Noble, the President’s Honor Roll included Abigail Chaplin, and Kristin Hall. Jeni Glasco was named to the Dean’s Honor Roll. From Lexington, Coltan Scrivner was named to the Dean’s Honor Roll. From Newcastle, the Dean’s Honor Roll included Lauren Crenshaw and Jessie Watson.

honor roll, a 3.5 or higher must be maintained. Area students named to the president’s honor roll include: Moore: John Clark Norman: Devon Frazier, Alexandria Freed and Brock Vorwald Area students named to the dean’s honor roll include: Moore: Zachary Fernandez Noble: Mary Lynch Norman: Danica Easley, Tawnni Powell McCarthy, and Lauren Swenson

Highway 9, a film created by 2010 Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute students, has won “Best Oklahoma High School Film” at the 2011 Trail Dance Film Festival. A thriller, the short film was created during OSAI, a two-week arts academy held at Quartz Mountain. A total of 81 students Local filmmaker Dane representing 14 countries and 59 communities were Schoelen of Norman honored at recently at the named to the 2010 fall honor rolls at St. Gregory’s Golden Drover Awards Show was . The award University. Of those comes with a $2,000 prize, students, 30 made presiwhich the young filmmakdent’s honor roll and 51 ers plan to donate to the made dean’s honor roll. Oklahoma Arts Institute. To earn president’s honor roll status, a student Former local resident must maintain a 4.0 gradeZachary Musselman point average. For dean’s

was named to the President’s List for the fall 2010 semester at Southeast Technical Institute in Sioux Falls, S.D. In order to become eligible for the President’s List, a student must carry a full-time course load and achieve a minimum grade point average of 3.5 for the semester. Musselman, a CAD engineering technology major, now lives in Sioux Falls. Maria Lombardo of Norman has been named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2010 semester at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. Lombardo is pursuing a bachelor of science in nursing. — Transcript Staff

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Iowa man raises more than $22K, one nickel at a time By Steve Woodhouse CNHI News Service

KNOXVILLE, Iowa. – Bob Edwards said many doubted him when he suggested collecting cans as a way to raise money for the community’s Save Our Stadium project. He never doubted himself. The naysayers said it would take forever for five-cent redemptions to multiply into a significant amount of money. The 82-year-old Edwards knew time was no obstacle. Edwards went to work in 2006 and those nickel donations have now grown to $22,337.15. Donations also have come from other sources to help the school system restore the famed football field. “It’s just worked out great,” Edwards said. Edwards has always had special feelings for Knoxville High School’s football field, Ken Locke Stadium. In the late CNHI Photo 1930s, through the federal Bob Edwards’ idea to raise money by recycling cans didn’t meet overwhelming support, but government’s Works Progress nobody’s laughing now that his plan has generated more than $22,000 — one nickel at a time. Administration, Edwards said a his childhood home. needed repairs. School board the concrete seating with metal new football stadium was built But by 2006, the stadium members found that replacing bleachers would be more cost on a spot across the street from

“It’s just worked out great.” Bob Edwards effective. Others, however, fought to remain the stadium’s historic look. To help the fund drive, he developed a central collection point for cans. He attended to the shed, which besides being the central drop off for cans and bottles, he also received a fair amount of unwanted trash. Edwards persevered. Each week he would take the cans to the recycling station and then deposit proceeds in the stadium account. There were weeks when the take would amount to $800 or more. “It’s been a good money maker,” Edwards said. He intends to continue this service “as long as (he) can.” No one doubts him any longer.

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hatched spider. Perry is Ben, a

from a hockey game the night

ball player and Ben’s buddy.

after watching the pilot repeated

self-absorbed womanizer who

before hasn’t been melted. An

times, “Mr. Sunshine” remains

manages the arena. What’s in-

elephant is loose in the building.

sweet adult son, Roman (Nate

genuinely funny.

triguing about Ben is he knows

The marketing director, Alice

Torrence), in Ben’s office be-

how shallow he is.

(Andrea Anders), Ben’s friend

cause he needs a job. Her crisis

Janney, as Crystal, owner of The Sunshine Center, a San Diego arena, has about as

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du jour is that she invested in

Perry, 41, decided to write

Ben, the soul of the arena, is

For now, Perry has curtailed

an illegal Himalayan dog track

this shortly after his 40th birth-

at a turning point in his life.

playing “Fallout 3” and “Alpha

and one of the dogs allegedly

day. “I said, ‘I don’t think I can

He recognizes his callousness

Protocol” and is writing and

bit someone, so she has “a Hi-

spend another two years just

and says, “I find it virtuously

acting. Perry, who was Chan-

malayan crisis” on her hands.

playing video games.’ I have to

impossible to care about any-

dler on “Friends,” and Janney,

She’s staging a photo op with

do more,” he says.

one else.”

who was C.J. on “The West

kids and donating a check to

Most of the funny lines, at

Even though he’s had this

charity, hoping for positive

least in the pilot, go to Jan-

epiphany, “he’s still the selfish

press. Ben has a new assistant,

ney. The audience first sees

guy,” Perry says. “The journey

who lit her boyfriend on fire.

her crawling around her of-

for him is for the narcissistic,

fice, looking for a pill “with

selfish guy to this nice guy. If

some Spanish written on it.”

he gets all the way there, it’s

She’s fond of pills, herself and

not a good character for the

younger men.

show.”

Just a typical workday at the arena. “These places are incredibly exciting to me,” Perry says of arenas. “You won’t believe what

Perry wrote Crystal for her.

goes on there. It’s interesting to

“As an actor, it wasn’t a great

pull back the curtain on people

call to hire her because she’s

who work there. I wanted to do

better than I am,” Perry says.

a workplace comedy.”

“As a producer, it was a great

Janney describes “Mr. Sunshine” “as a show that takes

idea.” Crystal gets way out of hand,

place at an arena that rents out

uses a child as a weapon, freaks

its space to hockey games, foot-

out from clowns and is outra-

ball lingerie and mass weddings

geously hilarious.

and circuses, all the things that

“I am like a child just playing,

happens in arenas. And I am

especially with this character,”

the owner, sexually inappropri-

Janney says. “It just allows me

ate and politically incorrect.”

to be as silly as I want to be.

“She hires Matthew Perry’s

There is no end to how much

character to manage for her,”

fun I can have with Crystal. I

Janney continues, “and all of

can be as crazy as I truly am. I

the people who work in the

have never been happier doing

arena, and the crazy things that

something.”

happen. It allows for so many

When Crystal tells Ben to

interesting things to happen.

find a job for her son, he

All these events come in there

responds, “You have a son?”

and create their own issues and

“We’re not close,” she says.

problems. And so much can go

Later, when trying to get that

wrong, and there are so many

positive press, she pompously

opportunities for different

explains she loves children “be-

stories. It’s a great backdrop for

cause she never had any” while

fun comedy.”

her son is sitting in front of her.

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Perry’s clearly given a lot of

Wing,” are no strangers to runaway hits. Janney says “Mr. Sunshine” feels as if it could take off. “It has gotten funnier and the characters have gotten more solid, and you care about them,” she says. “Hopefully

thought to these characters.

Matthew and I have enough

Alonzo is based on a pal of his.

people out there who watched

“He’s unbelievably happy and

us in other shows (who) will

charming,” Perry says. “How

want to tune in. I hope we ei-

are you so happy? I can’t stand

ther hit it out of the park or go

it.”

down in flames.”

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SATURDAY 7:30 a.m. (GOLF) European PGA Tour Golf Dubai Desert Classic, Third Round. From United Arab Emirates. (Sameday Tape) 12:00 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach National ProAm, Third Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif. 2:00 p.m. (KWTV) PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble

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7:30 a.m. (GOLF) European PGA Tour Golf Dubai Desert Classic, Second Round. From United Arab Emirates. (Sameday Tape) 11:30 a.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf Champions: Allianz Championship, First Round. From Boca Raton, Fla. 2:00 p.m. (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Second Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif.

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From the Pepsi Center in Denver.

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TRACK AND FIELD SUNDAY 1:00 p.m. (ESPN2) Track and Field New Balance Indoor Grand Prix. From Boston. (Same-day Tape)

WEDNESDAY 6:30 p.m. (GOLF) 19th Hole Round-table discussion concerns events in the world of golf.

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Hedo Turkoglu and the Orlando Magic face the Boston Celtics Sunday on ABC.

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3) What was the title of Mark Curry’s 1992-97 ABC school-comedy series? 4) In which 1963-65 NBC drama series did James Franciscus also play a schoolteacher? 5) Who played the title manservant in the 1985-90 ABC comedy “Mr. Belvedere”? 6) Which series title character was Wally Cox famous for playing on NBC in the early 1950s?

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Programs Hot Wheels Total Drama Johnny Test Johnny Test Powerpuff Scooby Laboratory Codename Codename Tom & Jerry TOON T Bakugan: Gun Beyblade Paid Program Boston Legal The Jeffersons Good Times Dream-Jeannie Dream-Jeannie The Nanny The Nanny Gunsmoke Bonanza TVLD V Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Com.-Presents RENO 911! Daily Show Colbert Report Movie Varied Programs Daily Show Colbert Report COM X Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Varied Programs Boy Meets Grill Down Home Down Home Best Dishes Paula’s Best Contessa Contessa FOOD Y Paid Program Cash in Attic Hid Potential Hid Potential Varied Programs Designed-Sell Designed-Sell House Hunters Hunters Int’l Wasted Spaces Var. Programs HGTV Z Cash in Attic It’s Me or the Dog Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston APL [ Cats 101 Morning Drive Varied Programs GOLF ¨ Morning Drive Var. 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Jackson was bothered by Erica’s growing closeness to Caleb and was consoled by Krystal. JR found the stolen jewelry in Annie’s room and returned it to Marissa, claiming he found it in a pawnshop. Ryan took David to the rooftop, where he had set things up to look as if David were attempting to escape, and Jesse arrested him. After being summoned to the jail by David, Kendall collapsed. Griffin informed Erica and Jackson that Kendall was developing an aneurysm, and her friends and family joined forces to persuade her to have surgery. Brot and Natalia took measures to save their relationship. David was taken out of jail to help save Kendall, who overheard Ryan and David arguing and flashed back to a memory of shooting David. She left to go search for Erica and collapsed after a taxi dropped her off by the park. Griffin, Jake and Cara came to her rescue. Colby confronted Annie about the burglary, and Annie handcuffed her to a chair and rushed home to make an appointment JR had set up with Dr. Burke. On the way, she hallucinated Marissa and crashed her car into the ambulance carrying Kendall, Griffin, Jake and Cara.

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The Bold and the Beautiful

Stephanie agreed to Brooke’s request to put the Logan-vs.-Forrester feud to rest, but she issued Stephen a stern warning about his treatment of Pam. Donna visited Eric to tell him she and Justin were getting married and left him a memento to remember their marriage by. Amber stuck to her story that Liam was her baby’s father, while Hope and Liam blatantly questioned Oliver about the possibility that he could be the father. A surprise out-of-town guest arrived for Donna and Justin’s wedding. Brooke confided in Katie about Thomas kissing her on the plane ride back from Paris, and Katie suggested she back out of the Taboo campaign to save her marriage. Thomas told Ridge he had a special woman in his life. Nick continued to struggle with his addiction and got another

harsh warning from Dr. Lewis about changing his lifestyle.

Days of our Lives

At the infirmary, Lee knocked out Jennifer, surgically removed her heart and gave it to Ben for a transplant. Daniel realized that Ben was trafficking in organs through the prison, cancelled the transplant and alerted the police. When Melanie told him that the heart was Jennifer’s, they raced to the infirmary and attempted to reattach it and save her life. Stefano and EJ put their plan for dealing with Rafe in motion, putting an impostor in his place and taking the real Rafe captive. Hope and Carly arrived just as Burt, the crooked state investigator, was about to shoot Bo. Hope overcame Jane while Bo grabbed Burt. When the state police arrived, however, they believed Jane and Burt over Bo and Hope. Carly told Bo that she was stepping aside because he belonged with Hope.

After warding off Abby’s would-be rapist, Michael broke down and admitted to Jason what really happened at Pentonville. Carly asked Jax for a divorce after finding out he’d gone to London to play “hero” for Brenda. Robin supported Brenda in overcoming Carly’s threats to ruin her wedding. After falling for Lucky’s trap, Siobhan revealed why she was working for the Balkan and what he held over her. Brenda admitted the truth about the baby and its whereabouts to Dante. Maxie persuaded Lulu to talk reconciliation with Dante, only to find him in Brenda’s arms. Carly pointed a gun at Dante, wanting him to pay for what he did to Michael. Dante considered resigning from the police department. Michael and Abby shared a romantic but confusing moment. Tired of secrets, Brenda wanted to come clean with Sonny, but before she could, he arrived and reassured her that nothing would stand in the way of their wedding, but she later discovered that her wedding dress had been torn to shreds. Luke came home to find Tracy getting arrested for his gem stash.

One Life to Live

Natalie and John agreed to a double wedding with Jessica and Brody. Cutter was visiting Dorian when the yearbook arrived from the French boarding school that Aubrey supposedly attended. He intercepted it, doctored it with Kelly’s help and slipped it back into Dorian’s house. Clint fired

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Vimal after intimidating him to find out whom he told about the DNA switching. Later, a chance meeting with Todd gave Vimal the confidence he needed to stand up to Clint. Bo told Rex all the horrible things Clint had done. Natalie had a nightmare about Marty telling John he wasn’t the baby’s father, while Jess had one about waking with Ford. Starr showed up at John’s, where he and Brody were getting ready, to tell him about her visit with Marty. Hearing that Marty was becoming more lucid, Brody went to see Natalie and suggested they tell John and Jess about their tryst before Marty could. Marty fled St. Ann’s and showed up at John’s door. Locked in a storage room with Joey, Kelly admitted her feelings

for him. They were about to kiss when they were rescued.

The Young and the Restless

Tucker told Sofia that he wanted the money Cane stole from him back and her cooperation with the police in charges against Cane and Blake. Cane told Kay and Jill the truth about Blake. He was about to reveal his past with Colin when Colin arrived, threatening to kill Jill if Cane came clean to her. Instead, Cane decided to tell them about Samantha and the crime family but leave Colin’s name out of it. Jack and Adam learned that Skye had insider information for the Newman Fund. The judge ruled in Nick’s favor in Faith’s custody suit.

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11:00 a.m. (KFOR) Rachael Ray (KOCO) The Dr. Oz Show (KTBO) Always Good News Host Franklin Graham discusses how to share God’s love with others. 12:00 p.m. (KAUT) Maury (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart 1:00 p.m. (KFOR) Swift Justice With Nancy Grace (KWTV) The Talk 2:00 p.m. (KTBO) The 700 Club 3:00 p.m. (KOCO) Dr. Phil (KWTV) The Doctors (KOCB) The Tyra Show Comic Steve Harvey. 4:00 p.m. (KOCO) The Oprah Winfrey Show

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11:00 a.m. (KFOR) Rachael Ray (KOCO) The Dr. Oz Show (E!) E! News 12:00 p.m. (KAUT) Maury (CNBC) Power Lunch 1:00 p.m. (KFOR) Swift Justice With Nancy Grace (KWTV) The Talk (KAUT) Maury 2:00 p.m. (KTBO) The 700 Club 3:00 p.m. (KOCO) Dr. Phil (KWTV) The Doctors (KOCB) The Tyra Show Straight women admit to having crushes on others. 4:00 p.m. (KOCO) The Oprah Winfrey Show 6:00 p.m. (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

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THURSDAY 11:00 a.m. (KFOR) Rachael Ray (KOCO) The Dr. Oz Show (E!) E! News 12:00 p.m. (KAUT) Maury (CNBC) Power Lunch 1:00 p.m. (KFOR) Swift Justice With Nancy Grace (KWTV) The Talk (KAUT) Maury 2:00 p.m. (KTBO) The 700 Club 3:00 p.m. (KOCO) Dr. Phil (KWTV) The Doctors (KOCB) The Tyra Show Tyra shows three women who drink, tan and smoke too much what their faces will look like if they continue their vices. 4:00 p.m. (KOCO) The Oprah Winfrey Show

FRIDAY 11:00 a.m. (KFOR) Rachael Ray (KOCO) The Dr. Oz Show (E!) E! News 12:00 p.m. (KAUT) Maury (CNBC) Power Lunch 1:00 p.m. (KFOR) Swift Justice With Nancy Grace (KWTV) The Talk (KAUT) Maury 2:00 p.m. (KTBO) The 700 Club 3:00 p.m. (KOCO) Dr. Phil (KWTV) The Doctors (KOCB) The Tyra Show Tyra spends the hour discussing the popularity of Facebook. 4:00 p.m. (KOCO) The Oprah Winfrey Show 6:00 p.m. (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

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THURSDAY An American in Paris 9 p.m. on TCM Songs by George and Ira Gershwin underscore this tale of an artist caught between two women in postwar Paris. The thin story is merely an excuse for director Vincente Minnelli and choreographerdancer-actor Gene Kelly to dazzle viewers with a piece of moviemaking so joyous and triumphant, the movie took the 1951 Academy Award for best picture over “A Streetcar Named Desire” and “A Place in the Sun.” Leslie Caron costars.

FRIDAY Bedtime Stories 7 p.m. on TBS Tall tales come to life, with some unexpected twists, in this

enjoyable Disney vehicle for Adam Sandler. He plays a motel jack-of-all-trades who entertains his niece and nephew with fanciful stories — only to find them coming true, as when gumballs fall from the sky like raindrops. He then tries to manipulate his inventions to service his real life, a move that inevitably backfires. Keri Russell, Courteney Cox and Guy Pearce also appear.

SATURDAY Nanny McPhee 5 p.m. on FAM She’s no Mary Poppins, but Nanny McPhee manages to get the job done. Emma Thompson stars as the ugly yet efficient governess who swoops in to help a widower (Colin Firth) corral his seven children. Angela Lansbury, Imelda Staunton, Kelly Macdonald, Eliza Bennett and Thomas Sangster co-star in the 2005 family film.

FRIDAY The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! 7:30 a.m. on OETA

After Nick and Sally run out of milk, the Cat (voice of Martin Short) arrives to take them to Finola’s Farm, where they learn to milk a cow and discover that milk can be made into many delicious foods. Later, Nick and Sally’s argument over how to make a Valentine for the Cat winds up teaching them a valuable lesson about friendship in the new episode “Finola’s Farm/Pick Your Friends.”

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Vroom! The 2006 CGI box-office success comes to the small screen, with Owen Wilson voicing Lightning McQueen, a hotshot race car who gets stranded in a backwater town. He’s revving at the engine to get back to racing, but Radiator Springs has its appeal. Additional voices include

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SATURDAY The Magic School

Bus 10 a.m. on KFOR It’s beauty and the sludge in “Butterfly and the Bog Beast.” When Phoebe (voice of Maia Filar) suggests using a butterfly as the soccer team’s new mascot, she is laughed off the field. Ms. Frizzle (voice of Lily Tomlin) decides to take the class on a trip to Butterfly Bog to learn about the insects’ behavior and survival mechanisms.

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SUNDAY Nature

7 p.m. on OETA Monkeys and humans share several complex traits, emotional and otherwise, including language, a sense of social order, secrets and lies, love, guilt, envy and generosity. “Clever Monkeys” follows the babies of two different species to observe how and what monkeys teach their young.

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SUNDAY 6:00 p.m. ! Toy Story 2 ›››› (1999, Comedy) Voices of Tom Hanks. Animated. Toys rescue Woody from a collector. (FAM) 7:00 p.m. City Slickers ››› (1991, Comedy) Billy Crystal. A midlife crisis prompts an ad exec to join a cattle drive. (KOPX) Forrest Gump ›››‡ (1994, Drama) Tom Hanks. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (CC) (TNT) Bad Boys ››› (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence. Two Miami cops attempt to recover stolen police evidence. (AMC) Pretty Woman ››› (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere. A corporate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. (CC) (TBS) ! Sunrise ›››› (1927, Drama) George O’Brien. Silent. A city woman induces a farmer to murder his wife. (TCM) 8:00 p.m. Knocked Up ››› (2007, Romance-Comedy) Seth Rogen. A one-night stand has an unforeseen consequence. (KOCO) Kung Fu Panda ››› (2008, Comedy) Voices of Jack Black. Animated. A clumsy panda learns martial arts with legendary masters. (FX) Cars ››› (2006, Comedy) Voices of Owen Wilson. Animated. A race car gets stranded in a town along Route 66. (FAM) Airplane! ››› (1980, Comedy) Robert Hays. Food poisoning puts fate into a neurotic pilot’s hands. (CC) (CMT) 9:00 p.m. ! GoodFellas ›››› (1990, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro. An Irish-Italian hood joins the 1950s New York Mafia. (KOPX) Wings ››› (1927, War) Clara Bow. Silent. Two pilots vie for

the love of the same woman. (TCM) 9:15 p.m. Pretty Woman ››› (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere. A corporate raider hires a hooker to act as a business escort. (CC) (TBS) 9:30 p.m. Bad Boys ››› (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence. Two Miami cops attempt to recover stolen police evidence. (AMC) 10:15 p.m. Airplane! ››› (1980, Comedy) Robert Hays. Food poisoning puts fate into a neurotic pilot’s hands. (CC) (CMT)

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7:00 p.m. The Bourne Supremacy ››› (2004, Suspense) Matt Damon. Jason Bourne fights back when the CIA tries to kill him. (CC) (TNT) Rocky II ››› (1979, Drama) Sylvester Stallone. Underdog Philly fighter gets another shot at heavyweight champ. (AMC) Gaslight ›››‡ (1944, Suspense) Charles Boyer. A diabol-

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7:00 p.m. Matilda ››› (1996, Comedy) Mara Wilson. A child uses her amazing abilities against uncaring adults. (FAM)

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WEDNESDAY

6:30 p.m. Wanted ››› (2008, Action) James McAvoy. An office drone becomes part of a secret society of assassins. (FX) 7:00 p.m. Rocky III ››› (1982, Drama) Sylvester Stallone. A merciless contender forces Rocky into a title match. (AMC) Come Back, Little Sheba ›››‡ (1952, Drama) Burt Lancaster. A middle-aged couple’s pent-up frustrations surface. (CC) (TCM) 8:00 p.m. True Lies ››› (1994, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger. A man lives the double

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Mean Girls ››› (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. A teen becomes friends with three cruel schoolmates. (TBS)

Annie Get Your Gun ›››‡ (1950, Musical) Betty Hutton. Irving Berlin’s musical about sharpshooter Annie Oakley. (TCM) 8:00 p.m. Pure Country ››› (1992, Drama) George Strait. A country singer struggles with the burden of stardom. (CC) (CMT) 9:00 p.m. ! An American in Paris ›››› (1951, Musical) Gene Kelly. A GI stays in Paris to paint and falls in love with a young woman. (CC) (DVS) (TCM)

FRIDAY

7:00 p.m. Wanted ››› (2008, Action) James McAvoy. An office drone becomes part of a secret society of assassins. (FX) ! The Graduate ›››› (1967, Comedy) Dustin Hoffman. A woman seduces a young man who falls for her daughter. (CC) (TCM) 9:00 p.m. Baby Boy ››› (2001, Drama) Tyrese Gibson. A man juggles womanizing with fighting his mother’s boyfriend. (MTV) Forrest Gump ›››‡ (1994, Drama) Tom Hanks. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. (TCM)

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7:00 p.m. ! The Godfather ›››› (1972, Crime Drama) Marlon Brando. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (AMC) ! Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ›››› (1937, Fantasy) Voices of Adriana Caselotti. Animated. Snow White flees evil Queen to forest. (FAM)

Hustle & Flow ››› (2005, Drama) Terrence Howard. A pimp wants to rap his way out of his dead-end life. (VH1) ! The Wizard of Oz ›››› (1939, Fantasy) Judy Garland. A tornado whisks a Kansas farm girl to a magic land. (CC) (DVS) (TCM) Pride & Prejudice ››› (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley. A man begins a convoluted courtship with a young woman. (E!) 8:00 p.m. Hairspray ››› (2007, Musical Comedy) John Travolta. A Baltimore girl becomes an overnight celebrity. (KOCO) Fight Club ›››‡ (1999, Suspense) Brad Pitt. Men vent their rage by beating each other in a secret arena. (CC) (TNT) Love & Basketball ››› (2000, Romance) Sanaa Lathan. A passion for the game leads to love for two best friends. (BET) The 40-Year-Old Virgin ››› (2005, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell. Three co-workers unite to help their buddy get a sex life. (CC) (COM) 8:30 p.m. Under Siege ››› (1992, Action) Steven Seagal. A Navy cook thwarts a plot to hijack a battleship. (SPIKE) 9:00 p.m. The Color Purple ›››‡ (1985, Drama) Whoopi Goldberg. Based on Alice Walker’s portrait of a rural black woman. (OETA) Enchanted ››› (2007, Fantasy) Amy Adams. Live action/ animated. A princess from a fairy-tale world lands in the Big Apple. (FAM) ! Gone With the Wind ›››› (1939, Romance) Clark Gable. Civil War rogue Rhett Butler loves Southern belle Scarlett O’Hara. (TCM)

What’s Cooking SUNDAY 7:00 p.m. (FOOD) Worst Cooks in America Burger grilling skill drill; blind taste test. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Worst Cooks in America Teams work together to unscramble recipes and cook the dish.

MONDAY 8:00 p.m. (TLC) Cake Boss The gang goes fishing to get inspiration for a shark cake; Buddy has a surprise. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Diners, DriveIns and Dives Southwestern green chili burgers to Maine lobster rolls in CO; classic southern po’ boy.

TUESDAY 7:00 p.m. (FOOD) Challenge Four chocolatiers go

head to head in creating a romantic backdrop for a gentleman’s proposal. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Cupcake Wars Bakers vie to have their delicious displays featured at a romantic ocean side wine tasting.

Symon in a culinary showdown. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Iron Chef America Bobby Flay is challenged by Graham Bowles.

WEDNESDAY

8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Diners, DriveIns and Dives Vegetarian beet sliders in CA; favorite burger place.

7:30 p.m. (FOOD) Throwdown With Bobby Flay “Big Man Bakes” is the biggest little bakery in LA owned by William “Chip” Brown. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Worst Cooks in America The chefs learn how to make a sausage meal from scratch.

THURSDAY 7:00 p.m. (FOOD) Iron Chef America Duff Goldman takes on Iron Chef Michael

FRIDAY

SATURDAY 7:00 p.m. (FOOD) Cupcake Wars Four bakers go head to head to have their cupcakes featured at the Tree Peoples’ Harvest Moon Gala. 8:00 p.m. (FOOD) Cupcake Wars Four cupcake bakers compete for the chance to have their treat displayed.

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If Sunday’s Super Bowl isn’t your bowl of kibble, Animal Planet offers “Puppy Bowl VII” instead. Click on animal. discovery.com/tv/puppy-bowl/puppybowl.html Top marksmen once again converge on History Tuesday for a new season of the competition series “Top Shot.” Load up on info at www.history.com/ shows/top-shot Tuesday, Fox premieres the new comedy “Traffic Light,” about couples negotiating different stages of relationships. Get the signals straight at www.fox. com/trafficlight/ A computer challenges “Jeopardy!” champions Wednesday on PBS’ “Nova.” Learn more at www.pbs. org/wgbh/nova/tech/smartest-machineon-earth.html “Friends” star Matthew Perry returns to television on Wednesday in the new ABC comedy “Mr. Sunshine.” Watch videos and more at abc.go.com/shows/ mr-sunshine

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Celebrity Q&A Checking in with Kris Marshall By Jay Bobbin © Zap2it

Kris Marshall has done a lot of television work in his native England, and it’s now a go for his first American series. Probably best known as the office pastry cart operator in the 2003 movie “Love Actually,” Marshall plays one of several friends who spend a Kris Marshall lot of time in their cars while ruminating on their love lives in “Traffic Light,” Fox’s adaptation of an Israeli show that premieres Tuesday, Feb. 8. Marshall’s new character, ambulance driver Ethan, is much smoother with women than the actor’s “Love Actually” alter ego, Colin ... who ended up with Elisha Cuthbert (“24”) and several gal pals once he came to America anyway. “I love Colin Frissell, but to most of the Western world, he’s a geek,” Marshall says. “Off he goes, and all that success just falls into his lap. It’s a beautiful story, but he’s an absolute nerd. Ethan is not. He’s much smoother, and I’m glad people are going to see a slightly less nerdy version of me.

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“I play him as someone who has an English parent and an American parent, and after they divorced, he went with the parent who moved to the States. That’s why he’s in Chicago, though he’s obviously kept the accent.” That helps Marshall stand out in the ensemble cast, and it also did much to land him the job after he had feigned an American accent. “I actually read for the part of Ethan with an American accent,” Marshall reports. “None of the guys really knew me then, and they didn’t know me. They were about to go, ‘Thanks, see you later,’ when Bob Fisher — the show runner — went, ‘Hang on a second. You were in “Love Actually.” You’re a Brit.’ And I went, ‘Yeah. Busted.’ ” Birthplace: United Kingdom Birth date: April 1, 1973 Current residences: Los Angeles and England Marital status: Single Other television credits: “Trial & Retribution,” “The Bill,” “Metropolis,” “Doctor Zhivago,” “My Life in Film,” “My Family,” “Murder City,” “Sold,” “Funland,” “Human Target” Movie credits include: “Love Actually,” “Iris,” “The Four Feathers,” “Deathwatch,” “The Merchant of Venice,” “Death at a Funeral,” “Easy Virtue” Stage credits include: “Sleuth,” “Deathtrap,” “The Winslow Boy,” “The Hypochondriac,” “The Revenger’s Tragedy,” “Journey’s End,” “Treats,” “Fat Pig,” “Happy Savages,” “The Invention of Love”

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Jersey Shore ’ (CC)

Bones “The Man in the SUV” (CC)

Rizzoli & Isles “Born to Run” (CC)

Rizzoli & Isles “I Kissed a Girl” (CC)

CSI: NY A young dancer is killed. ’

@ American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior

Gold Rush: Alaska ’ (CC)

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior

B NCIS A friend of Gibbs’ daughter. ’

WWE Monday Night RAW ’ (Live) (CC)

D Pretty Little Liars “Je Suis Un Ami”

Greek Rusty wakes up hungover. (N)

= College Basketball

> Jersey Shore ’ (CC) ? Bones ’ (CC)

Heavy A man weighs 431 pounds. (N)

Perry Stone (CC)

How I Met/Mother

Heavy “Sharon; Ashley” (CC)

< Women’s College Basketball

Intervention “Benny” (N) (CC)

Joel Osteen How I Met/Mother

A ›››› Rocky (1976) Sylvester Stallone. A heavyweight champ gives a club fighter a title shot.

E Mavericks Live

›››› Rocky (1976) Sylvester Stallone. A heavyweight champ gives a club fighter a title shot. › Jumper (2008) Hayden Christensen. A young man has the ability to teleport himself anywhere.

Pretty Little Liars “Je Suis Un Ami”

NBA Basketball Cleveland Cavaliers at Dallas Mavericks. (Subject to Blackout) (Live)

F ››› Cars (2006), Paul Newman (CC)

Suite/Deck

H The Unpoppables

Cake Boss (N) ’

G The Dukes of Hazzard “Gold Fever”

The Unpoppables

I The Facebook Obsession

Suite/Deck

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’

White Collar (CC)

C › Jumper (2008) Hayden Christensen. A young man has the ability to teleport himself anywhere.

Wizards-Place

The 700 Club (CC)

Whose Line Is It?

Whose Line?

Mavericks Live

The Final Score

Rangers Insider

Sports Stories

Sonny-Chance

Hannah Montana

›››› Unforgiven (1992) Clint Eastwood. Clint Eastwood’s Oscar-winning portrait of an aged gunman. ’ (CC) Cake Boss (N) ’

19 Kids-Count

Basketball Final

19 Kids-Count

The Unpoppables

›››› Unforgiven (1992) ’ (CC) Cake Boss (CC)

Cake Boss (CC)

Biography on CNBC “Sam Walton”

Biography on CNBC (CC)

Mad Money

Biography on CNBC “Sam Walton”

The Rachel Maddow Show (N)

The Ed Show (N)

The Last Word

The Rachel Maddow Show

Piers Morgan Tonight (N)

Anderson Cooper 360 (CC)

L The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC)

Hannity (N)

On the Record, Greta Van Susteren

The O’Reilly Factor

Hannity

N You’re Cut Off ’

You’re Cut Off ’

J The Last Word

K Parker Spitzer (N)

› Bangkok Dangerous (2008) Nicolas Cage, Shahkrit Yamnarm. Premiere. ’

M UFC Fight Night ’ P Bait Car

Bait Car (N)

Q Being Human

All Worked Up

All Worked Up (N)

The X Life (N) ’

You’re Cut Off ’

Lizard Lick

All Worked Up

Piers Morgan Tonight Jail ’ (CC) Forensic Files

Jail ’ (CC)

UFC 89: Bisping vs Leben ’

The X Life ’

You’re Cut Off ’

Forensic Files

› FeardotCom (2002, Horror) Stephen Dorff, Natascha McElhone. (CC)

Being Human (N)

Forensic Files

Bait Car

Being Human

Stay Together

› Hot Boyz (1999, Action) Gary Busey, Silkk the Shocker, Jeff Speakman.

The Mo’Nique Show (CC)

The Wendy Williams Show (N) (CC)

Regular Show (N)

King of the Hill ’

Family Guy (CC)

Robot Chicken

V Sanford & Son

AfriCobra (N)

›› Trading Places (1983, Comedy) Dan Aykroyd, Eddie Murphy, Ralph Bellamy. Premiere.

Retired at 35

Roseanne ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC)

Always Sunny

It’s Always Sunny

Daily Show

Colbert Report

It’s Always Sunny

Y Unwrapped

Unwrapped

Diners, Drive

Best Thing Ate

Good Eats

Diners, Drive

Z Property Virgins

Property Virgins

House Hunters

Hunters Int’l

Cash & Cari (N)

Hunters Int’l

My First Place

House Hunters

Hunters Int’l

Pit Boss Searching for a stray pit bull.

Pit Boss Shortywood is still in chaos.

Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC)

¨ Pipe Dream

Haney Project

World of Golf

The Golf Fix

Golf Central

Pawn Stars (CC)

American Pickers “Keep Out!” (N)

Æ Family Guy (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

∞ Sex and the City

Sex and the City

R The Game (CC)

T Adventure Time

X ›› The Heartbreak Kid (2007) (CC)

[ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) ≠ Pawn Stars (CC)

King of the Hill ’

World of Golf Family Guy (CC)

Ø ››› Blossoms in the Dust (1941) Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon. (CC) (DVS) Holly’s World

American Dad ’

Pit Boss Searching for a stray pit bull. World of Golf

World of Golf

Pawn Stars (N)

American Pickers “Trading Up”

Pawn Stars (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

Conan (N)

Lopez Tonight (N)

›››› Mrs. Miniver (1942, Drama) Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Dame May Whitty. (CC) (DVS)

Kourtney and Kim Fashion Police

The Soup

Chelsea Lately

E! News

Madame Curie Chelsea Lately

Capital News Today

Old Christine

1:07 a.m. (KOCO) Access Hollywood (KWTV) The Insider 1:23 a.m. (TVLD) Hot in Cleveland 1:30 a.m. (KOCB) The Steve Wilkos Show (DISN) The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (TRUTV) Forensic Files

It’s Always Sunny

Pawn Stars (N)

¥ Tonight From Washington ∏ Old Christine

Learning Center

Aqua Teen

America’s Funniest Home Videos

(FOOD) Good Eats (HGTV) My First Place (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:31 a.m. (HIST) Pawn Stars 1:37 a.m. (KWTV) Extra 1:45 a.m. (TCM) ››› “Mrs. Parkington” 2:00 a.m. (OETA) Masterpiece Special: The Unseen Alistair Cooke (MTV) AMTV

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America’s Funniest Home Videos

(FAM) The 700 Club (DISN) Phineas and Ferb (CNN) Piers Morgan Tonight (SPIKE) Disorderly Conduct: Video on Patrol (VH1) The X Life (TRUTV) Forensic Files (SYFY) Masters of Horror (BET) American Gangster (COM) Drawn Together (FOOD) Unwrapped

Scrubs ’ (CC)

Scrubs (CC)

(HGTV) Property Virgins (APL) Pit Bulls and Parolees (TBS) ››‡ “Deep Blue Sea” 2:01 a.m. (A&E) Heavy (HIST) American Pickers 2:04 a.m. (KFOR) Late Night With Jimmy Fallon 2:07 a.m. (KWTV) Entertainment Tonight

South Park (CC)

2:30 a.m. (AMC) ››‡ “Life” (DISN) Phineas and Ferb (VH1) The X Life (TRUTV) Forensic Files (TOON) Robot Chicken (COM) Drawn Together (FOOD) Unwrapped (HGTV) Property Virgins 2:45 a.m. (TOON) Robot Chicken

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LATENIGHT 12:00 a.m. (KOCO) Jimmy Kimmel Live (OETA) Frontline (KTBO) Full Flame (MTV) I Used to Be Fat (DISC) Auction Kings (AMC) ››‡ “Life” (USA) White Collar (FX) Lights Out (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (CMT) My Big Redneck Wedding (TLC) Fabulous Cakes (CNBC) 60 Minutes on CNBC (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (BET) ›› “Honey” (TOON) Metalocalypse (FOOD) Chopped (HGTV) House Hunters (APL) Maneaters (TBS) Conan 12:01 a.m. (A&E) The First 48 (HIST) Only in America With Larry the Cable Guy 12:07 a.m. (KWTV) The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson 12:15 a.m. (TOON) Metalocalypse 12:30 a.m. (KSBI) Ron McKey (KOPX) International Fellowship of Christians & Jews (KTBO) Changing Your World (DISC) Auction Kings (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (CMT) My Big Redneck Wedding (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (HGTV) House Hunters International 12:36 a.m. (KFOR) Last Call With Carson Daly 1:00 a.m. (KSBI) All About You (OETA) Pioneers of Television (KOPX) Inspiration Ministry Campmeeting (KTBO) Praise the Lord (TNT) HawthoRNe (DISC) Overhaulin’ (USA) ››‡ “Bring It On” (DISN) The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (CMT) My Big Redneck Wedding (TLC) 19 Kids and Counting (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) Glenn Beck (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (TRUTV) Hardcore Pawn (COM) The Colbert Report (FOOD) Private Chefs of Beverly Hills (HGTV) Property Virgins (APL) Weird, True & Freaky (TBS) Lopez Tonight (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:01 a.m. (A&E) The First 48 (HIST) Top Shot 1:05 a.m. (KFOR) Poker After Dark

14 February 6 - 12, 2011

TUESDAY EVENING 7:00

7:30

8:00

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KFOR $ # The Biggest Loser Valentine’s Day temptation. (N) ’ (CC) V Concordia hides breeding vessels. KOCO % ( No Ordinary Family (N) ’ (CC) Storm Stories ’ KSBI ) OK Sports Wrap KWTV ) * NCIS “A Man Walks Into a Bar ...” (N) KOCB B + One Tree Hill (N) ’ (CC) KOKH 9 , Glee “Silly Love Songs” (N) ’ (CC) KAUT K 0 Are You Smarter? Are You Smarter? OETA ` . Pioneers of Television (N) (CC)

FEBRUARY 8, 2011

Movies

Magnum, P.I. (CC)

9:00

9:30

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30

Parenthood “Just Go Home” (N) ’

News

Detroit 1-8-7 “Beaten; Cover Letter”

News

Nightline (N)

The Oprah Winfrey Show (CC)

King of Queens

Cash Cab (CC)

Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files “The Zodiac Killer”

King of Queens

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N)

Late Night

NCIS: Los Angeles “Tin Soldiers” (N)

The Good Wife “Real Deal” (N) (CC)

News 9 at 10 PM

Late Show With David Letterman (N)

Seinfeld (CC)

Hellcats Marti faces initiation. (N) ’

My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

According to Jim

Frasier ’ (CC)

That ’70s Show

Raising Hope (N)

Traffic Light (N)

News

Sports Wrap

News

TMZ (N) ’ (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

Don’t Forget

News

Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC)

M*A*S*H (CC)

The Office (CC)

Summer Wine

Waiting for God

Frontline “Digital Nation” ’

Lincoln: Prelude to the Presidency

Independent Lens “When I Rise” (N)

Criminal Minds “100” ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Slave of Duty” (CC) Criminal Minds “Retaliation” (CC) Criminal Minds “The Uncanny Valley” KOPX 1 Without a Trace “The Calm Before” Capital News Today CSPN2 3 Tonight From Washington Joyce Meyer John Hagee Hillsong (CC) Praise the Lord (CC) ACLJ This Week Dino KTBO 7 Behind Scenes Reba ’ (CC) Funny Kids Funny Kids One Born Every Minute (N) (CC) How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) LIFE 9 Reba ’ (CC) Hates Chris George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) NICK : My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids Hates Chris The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 “Waterworld” (CC) A&E ; The First 48 “Waterworld” (CC) College Basketball Tennessee at Kentucky. (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) NBA Tonight ESPN = College Basketball Indiana at Purdue. NBA Coast to Coast Highlights, analysis and NBA news and information. Homecoming With Rick Reilly Basketball Final SportsNation ESPN2 < College Basketball My Life as Liz ’ Teen Mom 2 Kailyn borrows money. Teen Mom 2 (N) ’ My Life as Liz ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ My Life as Liz ’ MTV > My Life as Liz Southland “Cop or Not” (N) ’ (CC) Memphis Beat “Great Men” (CC) Southland “Cop or Not” ’ (CC) TNT ? ››› The Bourne Supremacy (2004) Matt Damon, Franka Potente. (CC) Dirty Jobs Mike travels to Maine. (N) Auction Kings ’ Auction Kings ’ Dirty Jobs “Scrapple Maker” (CC) Dirty Jobs Mike travels to Maine. ’ DISC @ Dirty Jobs “Scrapple Maker” (CC) ››› Rocky II (1979, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. AMC A ››› Rocky II (1979, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ White Collar “Countermeasures” (N) Royal Pains “A History of Violins” Fairly Legal “Benched” (CC) USA B Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Lights Out “The Comeback” (N) Lights Out “The Comeback” Two/Half Men Two/Half Men FX C ›› Death Race (2008, Action) Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson. Premiere. America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? FAM D America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ Football Celebrity Beach Bowl. From Dallas. The 10 The Final Score High School Football FSSW E World Poker Tour: Season 9 Good-Charlie Good-Charlie Suite/Deck Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Sonny-Chance Sonny-Chance Hannah Montana Hannah Montana DISN F Wizards-Place Movie Movie CMT G The Dukes of Hazzard “The Meeting” What Not to Wear “Janet” (N) (CC) Fabulous Cakes (N) ’ (CC) What Not to Wear “Holly” ’ (CC) What Not to Wear “Janet” ’ (CC) TLC H What Not to Wear “Holly” ’ (CC) 60 Minutes on CNBC 60 Minutes on CNBC Mad Money 60 Minutes on CNBC CNBC I Mexico’s Drug War The Last Word The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Ed Show (N) The Last Word The Rachel Maddow Show MSNBC J Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight CNN K Parker Spitzer (N) Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity FNC L The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC) MANswers (CC) UFC 95 Countdown ’ SPIKE M 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die Three Sheets (N) MANswers (CC) What Chilli Wants RuPaul’s Drag Race ’ Basketball Wives ’ Brandy & Ray J ››› What’s Love Got to Do With It (1993, Biography) ’ VH1 N La La’s Wed All Worked Up Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Forensic Files Forensic Files Masterminds Masterminds TRUTV P All Worked Up Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Requiem Requiem Requiem Gurren Lagann SYFY Q The Game (CC) The Game (N) ’ The Game (CC) The Game (N) ’ Stay Together The Mo’Nique Show (CC) The Wendy Williams Show (N) (CC) BET R Stay Together Adventure Time King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Aqua Teen TOON T Hole in the Wall Sanford & Son Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Retired at 35 Hot in Cleveland Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) TVLD V Sanford & Son Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (N) (CC) SportsDome Daily Show Colbert Report Tosh.0 (CC) SportsDome COM X Billy Gardell: Halftime (CC) Cupcake Wars “Valentine’s Day” (N) Chopped “Rattle & Roll” Private Chefs of Beverly Hills Cupcake Wars “Valentine’s Day” FOOD Y Challenge Hunters Int’l Selling New York House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Virgins Property Virgins Hunters Int’l Selling New York HGTV Z My First Place (N) My First Place Human Prey Pride of lions. ’ (CC) Maneaters “Tigers/Leopards” (CC) I, Predator “Lion vs. African Buffalo” Human Prey Pride of lions. ’ (CC) APL [ I, Predator “Lion vs. African Buffalo” Pipe Dream Haney Project Pipe Dream (N) School of Golf World of Golf Golf Central Inside PGA Tour Haney Project Pipe Dream GOLF ¨ Haney Project Top Shot “Sharpshooter Surprise” (N) Larry the Cable Guy Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) HIST ≠ Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Larry the Cable Guy The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Conan (N) Lopez Tonight (N) TBS Æ The Office (CC) ›››› Kramer vs. Kramer (1979, Drama) Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep. (CC) ›››› Glory (1989) (CC) TCM Ø ››› Gaslight (1944, Suspense) Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman. (CC) (DVS) Holly’s World Holly’s World Chelsea Lately E! News Chelsea Lately E! ∞ Sex and the City Sex and the City The E! True Hollywood Story (CC) Capital News Today CSPAN ¥ Tonight From Washington Old Christine How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother WGN News at Nine (N) ’ (CC) Scrubs (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) WGN-A ∏ Old Christine (APL) I, Predator (FAM) The 700 Club 1:07 a.m. (KOCO) Access Hol(COM) Billy Gardell: Half2:30 a.m. (AMC) ››‡ “Overtime (DISN) Phineas and Ferb lywood (TBS) ›› “Cradle 2 the board” (HGTV) Property Virgins (CNN) Piers Morgan To(KWTV) The Insider Grave” (DISN) Phineas and Ferb (APL) Weird, True & Freaky night 1:30 a.m. (KOCB) The Steve (E!) Fashion Police (TRUTV) Forensic Files (TCM) ›› “The Sin of Mad(SPIKE) Unsolved MysterWilkos Show 2:01 a.m. (A&E) The First 48 (BET) The Game elon Claudet” ies (DISN) The Suite Life of (E!) Chelsea Lately (HIST) Only in America With (TOON) Robot Chicken (VH1) You’re Cut Off Zack & Cody 1:37 a.m. (KWTV) Extra Larry the Cable Guy (TRUTV) Forensic Files (COM) Onion SportsDome (CMT) My Big Redneck (SYFY) “Frankenstein Re2:00 a.m. (OETA) American Wedding 2:04 a.m. (KFOR) Late Night (HGTV) My First Place born” Experience (TLC) 19 Kids and Count(E!) The Soup With Jimmy Fallon (BET) The Game ing (ESPN2) Winter X Games 2:45 a.m. (TOON) Robot 2:07 a.m. (KWTV) Entertain(FOOD) Challenge From Aspen, Colo. (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyr(HGTV) My First Place ment Tonight (MTV) AMTV Chicken ics!

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LATENIGHT 12:00 a.m. (KOCO) Jimmy Kimmel Live (KSBI) All About You (OETA) Nova scienceNOW (KTBO) Drive Thru History (MTV) My Life as Liz (DISC) Desert Car Kings (AMC) Breaking Bad (FX) Justified (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (TLC) World’s Strongest Toddler (CNBC) American Greed (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (TRUTV) Operation Repo (BET) ›› “Trois 2: Pandora’s Box” (TOON) Metalocalypse (TVLD) Hot in Cleveland (FOOD) Restaurant: Impossible (HGTV) House Hunters International (APL) Your Worst Animal Nightmares (TBS) Conan (E!) Kourtney and Kim Take New York 12:01 a.m. (A&E) Storage Wars (HIST) Reagan 12:07 a.m. (KWTV) The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson 12:15 a.m. (TOON) Metalocalypse 12:30 a.m. (KTBO) Changing Your World (MTV) I Used to Be Fat (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (VH1) The X Life (TRUTV) Operation Repo (TVLD) Retired at 35 (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (HGTV) Holmes Inspection (E!) Kourtney and Kim Take New York 12:31 a.m. (A&E) Storage Wars 12:36 a.m. (KFOR) Last Call With Carson Daly 1:00 a.m. (OETA) NOVA (KTBO) Praise the Lord (TNT) HawthoRNe (DISC) Overhaulin’ (USA) ›‡ “My Boss’s Daughter” (FSSW) M1 Fighting Championship (DISN) The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (TLC) Michael Jackson’s Kids: Hidden Lives (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) Glenn Beck (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (TRUTV) World’s Dumbest... (COM) The Colbert Report (FOOD) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (APL) Monsters Inside Me (TBS) Lopez Tonight (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:01 a.m. (A&E) Storage Wars

WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00

7:30

8:00

8:30

Chase “Father Figure” (N) ’ (CC) KFOR $ # Minute to Win It (N) ’ (CC) Modern Family ’ Mr. Sunshine (N) KOCO % ( The Middle (N) ’ Better With You Magnum, P.I. (CC) KSBI ) Matlock ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Sense Memory” (N) KWTV ) * Live to Dance “Finale” (CC) The Vampire Diaries “Daddy Issues” KOCB B + Nikita Alex gets her first assignment. Human Target “Marshall Pucci” (N) KOKH 9 , American Idol Auditions continue. (N) KAUT K 0 Women’s College Basketball Oklahoma at Texas A&M. (Live) NOVA Army tanker truck. (N) ’ OETA ` . Nova scienceNOW (N) ’ (CC)

1 Without a Trace “Tail Spin” ’ (CC)

FEBRUARY 9, 2011

Movies

9:00

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11:00

11:30

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (N)

News

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N)

Off the Map “I’m Here” (N) ’ (CC)

News

Nightline (N)

The Oprah Winfrey Show (CC)

King of Queens

Cash Cab (CC)

Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files ’ (CC)

Blue Bloods A girl is kidnapped. (N)

News 9 at 10 PM

Late Show With David Letterman ’

Seinfeld ’ (CC)

My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

According to Jim

Frasier ’ (CC)

That ’70s Show

News

Sports Wrap

News

TMZ (N) ’ (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

King of Queens

Late Night

Burn Notice “Friends Like These” ’

Burn Notice A man from Fiona’s past.

News

Star Trek: Next

NOVA IBM supercomputer. (N) ’

Naturally Obsessed: Scientist

Summer Wine

Waiting for God

Criminal Minds “Risky Business” ’

Criminal Minds “Parasite” ’ (CC)

Without a Trace An artist disappears.

KOPX Capital News Today CSPN2 3 Tonight From Washington Grant Jeffrey Secrets of Bible Jack Van Impe Praise the Lord (CC) Easter Exper. Jesse Duplantis KTBO 7 Behind Scenes Reba ’ (CC) Intervention (CC) Intervention (CC) How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Frasier “The Kid” Frasier ’ (CC) LIFE 9 Reba ’ (CC) Hates Chris George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) NICK : My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids Hates Chris Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars (N) Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars A&E ; Storage Wars College Basketball North Carolina at Duke. (Subject to Blackout) (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) NFL Live (CC) ESPN = College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live) College Basketball Utah State at Idaho. (Live) ESPN2 < College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live) College Basketball Texas at Oklahoma. (Live) My Life as Liz ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ I Used to Be Fat (N) ’ I Used to Be Fat ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ MTV > I Used to Be Fat Bones “The Bullet in the Brain” (CC) Bones “The Man in the Wall” (CC) Southland “Cop or Not” ’ (CC) CSI: NY “Bad Beat” ’ (CC) TNT ? Bones “A Boy in a Bush” Suspects. Sons of Guns (N) Sons of Guns (N) Desert Car Kings ’ (CC) MythBusters “End With a Bang” ’ Sons of Guns ’ Sons of Guns ’ DISC @ MythBusters “End With a Bang” ’ ››› Rocky III (1982) Sylvester Stallone. A merciless contender forces Rocky into a title match. AMC A ››› Rocky III (1982) Sylvester Stallone. A merciless contender forces Rocky into a title match. NCIS A Navy diver is murdered. (CC) NCIS “Moonlighting” ’ (CC) Fairly Legal “Benched” (CC) Royal Pains “A History of Violins” USA B NCIS “Double Identity” ’ (CC) Justified “The Moonshine War” (N) Justified “The Moonshine War” Lights Out “The Comeback” FX C ››› Wanted (2008, Action) James McAvoy, Morgan Freeman. Premiere. ›› The Wedding Date (2005) Debra Messing, Dermot Mulroney, Amy Adams. The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? FAM D ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) NHL Hockey Phoenix Coyotes at Dallas Stars. From American Airlines Center in Dallas. (Live) Stars Live (Live) The Final Score OSSAA Championship Spotlight FSSW E Stars Live (Live) Suite/Deck Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Sonny-Chance Sonny-Chance Hannah Montana Hannah Montana DISN F Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010, Fantasy) ››› True Lies (1994, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger. A man lives the double life of a spy and a family man. ’ (CC) ››› True Lies (1994, Action) ’ (CC) CMT G The Dukes of Hazzard ’ (CC) My Addiction My Addiction Toddlers & Tiaras (N) ’ (CC) My Addiction My Addiction Toddlers & Tiaras ’ (CC) TLC H World’s Strongest Toddler ’ (CC) American Greed “Tri Energy” American Greed (N) Mad Money American Greed “Tri Energy” CNBC I American Greed The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Ed Show (N) The Last Word The Rachel Maddow Show MSNBC J The Last Word Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight CNN K Parker Spitzer (N) Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Hannity FNC L The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC) UFC Unleashed ’ (CC) Best of PRIDE Fighting MANswers (CC) MANswers (CC) UFC: Best of 2009 ’ SPIKE M UFC Unleashed ’ (CC) You’re Cut Off ’ You’re Cut Off ’ Behind the Music “Jennifer Lopez” Jennifer Lopez. ’ Behind the Music VH1 N Basketball Wives ’ Operation Repo Operation Repo Operation Repo World’s Dumbest... Dumb criminals. Forensic Files Forensic Files Operation Repo Operation Repo TRUTV P Operation Repo Ghost Hunters International (N) (CC) Face Off “Out of this World” (N) Ghost Hunters International ’ (CC) Face Off “Out of this World” SYFY Q Ghost Hunters “Civil War Spirits” ’ The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Mo’Nique Show (CC) The Wendy Williams Show (N) (CC) BET R Celebration of Gospel 2011 The best of gospel and R&B performances. Destroy Build King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Aqua Teen TOON T Would Happen Sanford & Son Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Hot in Cleveland Retired at 35 (N) Hot in Cleveland Retired at 35 Love-Raymond Love-Raymond TVLD V Sanford & Son South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Daily Show Colbert Report South Park (CC) Futurama (CC) COM X Chappelle’s Show Chappelle’s Show South Park (CC) Bobby Flay Worst Cooks in America Restaurant: Impossible (N) Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Worst Cooks in America FOOD Y Bobby Flay Property Virgins House Hunters My First Place Hunters Int’l Holmes Inspection “Plumb Unlucky” The Vanilla Ice House Hunters My First Place HGTV Z Property Virgins I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ (CC) I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ (CC) I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ (CC) I Shouldn’t Be Alive ’ (CC) APL [ Your Worst Animal Nightmares (CC) World of Golf World of Golf Golf Videos 19th Hole Golf Central Playing Lessons World of Golf World of Golf GOLF ¨ U.S. Open Golf Highlights Reagan Ronald Reagan’s defining moments. (N) (CC) Modern Marvels (CC) Brad Meltzer’s Decoded (CC) HIST ≠ Brad Meltzer’s Decoded (CC) House of Payne We There Yet? We There Yet? Conan (N) Lopez Tonight (N) TBS Æ Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne ›››› Cavalcade (1933, Drama) Diana Wynyard, Clive Brook, Una O’Connor. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? TCM Ø ››› Come Back, Little Sheba (1952) Burt Lancaster, Shirley Booth. (CC) E! News Chelsea Lately E! ∞ Sex and the City Sex and the City Kourtney and Kim Kourtney and Kim Sex and the City Sex and the City Chelsea Lately Capital News Today CSPAN ¥ Tonight From Washington Old Christine How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother WGN News at Nine (N) ’ (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) WGN-A ∏ Old Christine (CNN) Piers Morgan To(HGTV) Property Virgins 1:02 a.m. (AMC) Breaking (E!) Chelsea Lately (MTV) Pranked: Love night Hurts Bad (APL) Your Worst Animal 1:31 a.m. (A&E) Storage (SPIKE) Disorderly Con(DISN) The Suite Life of 1:05 a.m. (KFOR) Poker After Nightmares Wars duct: Video on Patrol Zack & Cody Dark (TBS) ›‡ “King’s Ransom” 1:37 a.m. (KWTV) Extra (VH1) Lords of the Revolu(VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyr1:07 a.m. (KOCO) Access Hol(E!) Holly’s World tion ics! 2:00 a.m. (OETA) Independent lywood 2:01 a.m. (A&E) Storage (TRUTV) Forensic Files (COM) Tosh.0 Lens (KWTV) The Insider (SYFY) “Phantom Force” (FOOD) Diners, Drive-Ins Wars (ESPN2) Winter X Games 1:30 a.m. (KSBI) Guaranteed and Dives (BET) The Game (HIST) Modern Marvels From Aspen, Colo. Auto Credit (HGTV) The Vanilla Ice Proj(COM) Broken Lizard 2:04 a.m. (KFOR) Late Night (MTV) AMTV (KOCB) The Steve Wilkos ect Stands Up With Jimmy Fallon (FAM) The 700 Club Show (TCM) ››› “Some Came (FOOD) Throwdown With (AMC) ››› “48 HRS.” (DISN) Phineas and Ferb Running” Bobby Flay (KAUT) The Office Without a Trace “Eating Away” (CC)

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LATENIGHT 12:00 a.m. (KOCO) Jimmy Kimmel Live (KSBI) All About You (OETA) The This Old House Hour (KTBO) Grant Jeffrey (MTV) Skins (DISC) Auction Kings (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (TLC) Police Women of Cincinnati (CNBC) Pet Food: A Dog’s Breakfast (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (VH1) You’re Cut Off (TRUTV) World’s Dumbest... (BET) 2010 BET Hip Hop Awards (TOON) Metalocalypse (FOOD) Ace of Cakes (HGTV) House Hunters (APL) Planet Earth (TBS) Conan (E!) Holly’s World 12:01 a.m. (A&E) The First 48 (USA) Fairly Legal (HIST) Swamp People 12:07 a.m. (KWTV) The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson 12:10 a.m. (SPIKE) GameTrailers TV With Geoff Keighley 12:12 a.m. (TVLD) Retired at 35 12:15 a.m. (TOON) Metalocalypse 12:30 a.m. (KTBO) Changing Your World (DISC) Auction Kings (FX) The League (DISN) Wizards of Waverly Place (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (FOOD) Unwrapped (HGTV) House Hunters International (E!) Holly’s World 12:36 a.m. (KFOR) Last Call With Carson Daly 12:40 a.m. (SPIKE) MANswers 1:00 a.m. (OETA) Pioneers of Television (KOPX) Inspiration Ministry Campmeeting (KTBO) Praise the Lord (MTV) Teen Mom 2 (TNT) HawthoRNe (DISC) Overhaulin’ ››‡ “Crocodile (AMC) Dundee II” (DISN) The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (CMT) Trick My Truck (TLC) Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) Glenn Beck (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (TRUTV) Top 20 Most Shocking (COM) The Colbert Report (FOOD) Chopped (HGTV) House Hunters (APL) I, Predator (TBS) Lopez Tonight

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7:30

KFOR $ # Community (N) ’ Perfect Couples KOCO % ( Wipeout (N) ’ (CC)

KSBI ) Matlock ’ (CC) KWTV ) * Big Bang Theory $..! My Dad Says KOCB B + The Vampire Diaries “Crying Wolf” KOKH 9 , American Idol (N) ’ (CC) KAUT K 0 Without a Trace “Thou Shalt Not ...” Gallery ’ (CC) OETA ` . Stateline (CC) KOPX CSPN2 KTBO LIFE NICK A&E ESPN ESPN2 MTV TNT DISC AMC USA FX FAM FSSW DISN CMT TLC CNBC MSNBC CNN FNC SPIKE VH1 TRUTV SYFY BET TOON TVLD COM FOOD HGTV APL GOLF HIST TBS TCM E! CSPAN WGN-A

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FEBRUARY 10, 2011

Movies

8:00

8:30

The Office “PDA”

Parks/Recreat

9:00 30 Rock (N) (CC)

9:30 Outsourced (N)

9 Reba “Invasion”

: My Wife and Kids

Private Practice “Blind Love” (N) ’

News

Nightline (N)

The Oprah Winfrey Show (CC)

King of Queens

Cash Cab (CC)

Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files ’ (CC)

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N)

The Mentalist A witness gets killed.

News 9 at 10 PM

Late Show With David Letterman ’

Nikita “The Next Seduction” (N) ’

My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

According to Jim

Frasier ’ (CC)

That ’70s Show

Bones “The Daredevil in the Mold”

News

Sports Wrap

News

TMZ (N) ’ (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

Without a Trace “The Season” (CC)

News

Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC)

The This Old House Hour (N) (CC)

Globe Trekker ’ (CC) (DVS)

Criminal Minds “Mosley Lane” (CC)

Criminal Minds “Solitary Man” (CC)

King of Queens

My Wife and Kids

This Is Your Day

Hates Chris

Waiting for God

Criminal Minds “The Fight” ’ (CC)

Without a Trace A boy is kidnapped.

Praise the Lord (CC) George Lopez ’

Hates Chris

The First 48 (N) (CC)

NFL Live (N)

Jersey Shore (N) ’ (CC) Auction Kings ’

Jersey Shore

Auction Kings ’

Man vs. Wild “Northern Australia” ’

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986) (CC)

Fairly Legal A cooking show star. (N)

White Collar “Countermeasures”

Royal Pains “Astraphobia” (CC)

Two/Half Men

Archer (N)

Archer

NBA D-League Basketball Rio Grande Valley Vipers at Austin Toros. (Live)

F Starstruck (2010) Sterling Knight, Danielle Campbell.

Two/Half Men

Archer

America’s Funniest Home Videos ’

Suite/Deck

Wizards-Place

›› 54 (1998, Drama) Ryan Phillippe, Salma Hayek.

The 700 Club (CC)

Whose Line?

College Basketball Oregon State at USC. (Live) Wizards-Place

Sonny-Chance

››› Pure Country (1992) George Strait. A country singer struggles with the burden of stardom.

Sonny-Chance

Hannah Montana

››› Pure Country (1992, Drama) George Strait. ’ (CC)

Police Women of Cincinnati (N) (CC)

Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CC)

Police Women of Cincinnati ’ (CC)

How I Made My Millions

Pet Food: A Dog’s Breakfast (N)

Mad Money

How I Made My Millions

The Rachel Maddow Show (N)

The Ed Show (N)

The Last Word

The Rachel Maddow Show

Piers Morgan Tonight (N)

Anderson Cooper 360 (CC)

Hannity (N)

On the Record, Greta Van Susteren

TNA Wrestling (N) ’ (CC) SNL Remembers Chris Farley

World’s Dumbest... (N)

Top 20 Most Shocking (N)

›› Eragon (2006, Fantasy) Ed Speleers, Jeremy Irons, Sienna Guillory. (CC)

Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CC)

Piers Morgan Tonight The O’Reilly Factor MANswers (CC)

N Saturday Night Live Presidential Bash 2008 Political satire sketches. (CC) Q › Dragon Wars (2007) Jason Behr.

Jersey Shore ’ (CC)

NBA Basketball Dallas Mavericks at Denver Nuggets. From the Pepsi Center in Denver. (CC)

Royal Pains “Astraphobia” (N) (CC)

E DFW Sports Beat

P World’s Dumbest...

Jersey Shore

Basketball Final

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D ››› Matilda (1996, Comedy) Mara Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rhea Perlman.

M Gangland “Lords of the Holy City” ’

The Nanny (CC)

College Basketball Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount. (Live) (CC)

Two/Half Men

L The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC)

The Nanny (CC)

SportsCenter (Live) (CC)

C Two/Half Men

K Parker Spitzer (N)

Frasier ’ (CC)

College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

B NCIS “Obsession” ’ (CC)

J The Last Word

Best of Praise

Frasier ’ (CC)

College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior

I Supermarkets Inc: Inside

The Nanny (CC)

Live-Holy Land

The First 48 (CC)

A ›› Rocky IV (1985, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burt Young.

H Police Women of Cincinnati ’ (CC)

The Nanny (CC)

How I Met/Mother

Beyond Scared Straight “Lieber”

Jersey Shore ’ (CC)

G The Dukes of Hazzard ’ (CC)

George Lopez ’

Beyond Scared Straight (N) (CC)

@ Man vs. Wild “Northern Australia” ’

Hannity MANswers (CC)

MANswers (CC)

Son of the Beach

Saturday Night Live ’ (CC)

Speeders

World’s Dumbest...

Speeders

Fire & Ice (2008, Fantasy) Amy Acker, Tom Wisdom, John Rhys-Davies. (CC)

The Game (CC)

›› Not Easily Broken (2009, Drama) Morris Chestnut, Taraji P. Henson.

The Mo’Nique Show (CC)

The Wendy Williams Show (N) (CC)

MAD

King of the Hill ’

American Dad ’

Family Guy (CC)

Delocated

Aqua Teen

Sanford & Son

Love-Raymond

Roseanne (CC)

Futurama (CC)

South Park (CC)

Daily Show

Colbert Report

Tosh.0 (CC)

South Park (CC)

Ace of Cakes (N)

Unwrapped

Chopped

Y Iron Chef America

Iron Chef America Bobby Flay. My First Place

[ Planet Earth “Great Plains” ’ (CC) ¨ Euro PGA

The Office (CC)

Win.-Wisdom

? NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Celtics. From TD Garden in Boston. (Live) (CC)

Z My First Place

The Office (CC) Summer Wine

›› Disappearing Acts (2000, Drama) Sanaa Lathan, Wesley Snipes, Regina Hall. (CC)

> Teen Mom 2 ’

X Futurama (CC)

M*A*S*H (CC)

Seinfeld ’ (CC)

Austin City Limits ’ (CC)

David Jeremiah

= College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

V Sanford & Son

11:30 Late Night

Grey’s Anatomy (N) ’ (CC)

Reba Therapist.

< College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

T Regular Show

11:00

Capital News Today

; The First 48 (CC)

R The Game (CC)

10:30

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N)

Magnum, P.I. (CC)

3 Tonight From Washington 7 Behind Scenes

10:00 News

Selling New York

Planet Earth “Ice Worlds” ’ (CC)

House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l

House Hunters

Planet Earth Seasonal effects. (CC)

Planet Earth “Great Plains” ’ (CC)

PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, First Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif.

≠ American Pickers “Keep Out!” (CC)

Swamp People “Cannibal Gator”

Larry the Cable Guy

American Pickers “Keep Out!” (CC) Lopez Tonight (N)

Kourtney and Kim Kourtney and Kim Chelsea Lately

›››› An American in Paris (1951) Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. (CC) (DVS)

Katy Perry

¥ Tonight From Washington ∏ WWE Superstars ’ (CC)

(TCM) ››› “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:01 a.m. (A&E) Beyond Scared Straight (HIST) Only in America With Larry the Cable Guy 1:05 a.m. (KFOR) Poker After Dark 1:07 a.m. (KOCO) Access Hollywood (KWTV) The Insider

Selling New York

Conan (N)

∞ Sex and the City

Sex and the City

Selling New York

Planet Earth “Ice Worlds” ’ (CC)

Golf Central (Live) PGA Tour Golf

Family Guy (CC)

Hunters Int’l

Modern Marvels “Distilleries” (CC)

Æ ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey. Ø ››› Annie Get Your Gun (1950, Musical) Betty Hutton, Howard Keel.

Iron Chef America Bobby Flay.

E! News

›› Too Young to Kiss (1951) (CC) Chelsea Lately

Capital News Today How I Met/Mother

How I Met/Mother

1:30 a.m. (KOCB) The Steve Wilkos Show (DISN) The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (CMT) Trick My Truck (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (COM) ››‡ “Jackass: Number Two” (HGTV) House Hunters International (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:37 a.m. (KWTV) Extra

WGN News at Nine (N) ’ (CC)

2:00 a.m. (KSBI) Discover Faith (OETA) Nova scienceNOW (MTV) AMTV (TNT) Cold Case (FAM) The 700 Club (DISN) Phineas and Ferb (CNN) Piers Morgan Tonight (VH1) Basketball Wives (TRUTV) Speeders (SYFY) “Eye of the Beast” (BET) The Game

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Scrubs ’ (CC)

(FOOD) Iron Chef America (HGTV) My First Place (APL) Planet Earth (TBS) ››› “Mean Girls” (E!) Kourtney and Kim Take New York 2:01 a.m. (A&E) Beyond Scared Straight (HIST) Modern Marvels 2:04 a.m. (KFOR) Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

WWE Superstars ’ (CC)

2:07 a.m. (KWTV) Entertainment Tonight 2:10 a.m. (SPIKE) Sports Crash 2:30 a.m. (DISN) Phineas and Ferb (TRUTV) Speeders (BET) The Game (TOON) Delocated (HGTV) My First Place (E!) Kourtney and Kim Take New York

LATENIGHT 12:00 a.m. (KOCO) Jimmy Kimmel Live (KTBO) Secrets: Kim Clement (DISC) Gold Rush: Alaska (AMC) ››› “Cujo” (USA) ››‡ “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins” (DISN) Shake it Up! (TLC) Say Yes to the Dress (CNBC) Remington Under Fire: A CNBC Investigation (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (TRUTV) Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege & Justice (BET) ›› “Asunder” (TOON) Metalocalypse (COM) ››‡ “Jackass: Number Two” (FOOD) Outrageous Food (HGTV) House Hunters International (APL) Fatal Attractions (E!) The Soup 12:01 a.m. (HIST) Modern Marvels 12:07 a.m. (KWTV) The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson 12:15 a.m. (TOON) Metalocalypse 12:30 a.m. (KTBO) Changing Your World (MTV) Jersey Shore (FX) The League (DISN) Shake It Up! (TLC) Say Yes to the Dress (VH1) Oxegen Festival 2010 (FOOD) The Best Thing I Ever Ate (HGTV) House Hunters International (E!) Fashion Police 12:36 a.m. (KFOR) Last Call With Carson Daly 1:00 a.m. (KOKH) Nosak Raw (KTBO) Christian Celebrity Showcase (DISC) Everest: Beyond the Limit (DISN) Shake It Up! (TLC) Four Weddings (CNN) Anderson Cooper 360 (FNC) Glenn Beck (VH1) Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (TRUTV) Haunting Evidence (SYFY) Sanctuary (FOOD) Unwrapped (HGTV) House Hunters International (APL) The Haunted (GOLF) PGA Tour Golf From Pebble Beach, Calif. (TBS) ››› “Mr. Holland’s Opus” (E!) Chelsea Lately 1:01 a.m. (HIST) Top Shot 1:05 a.m. (KFOR) Poker After Dark 1:07 a.m. (KOCO) Access Hollywood (KWTV) The Insider

FRIDAY EVENING 7:00

FEBRUARY 11, 2011

Movies

7:30

8:00

8:30

9:00

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10:00

Dateline NBC ’ (CC) News KFOR $ # Who Do You Think You Are? (N) ’ 20/20 A family trapped in their car in winter. (N) ’ (CC) News KOCO % ( Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown ’ Magnum, P.I. (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Cash Cab (CC) KSBI ) Matlock ’ (CC) CSI: NY “Smooth Criminal” (N) (CC) Blue Bloods “Re-Do” ’ (CC) News 9 at 10 PM KWTV ) * The Defenders (N) ’ (CC) Supernatural “Unforgiven” (N) (CC) My Name Is Earl That ’70s Show According to Jim KOCB B + Smallville “Beacon” (N) ’ (CC) Fringe “Immortality” (N) (CC) News Sports Wrap News KOKH 9 , Kitchen Nightmares “Revisited No. 1” Monk Monk helps his father-in-law. News Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) KAUT K 0 Monk ’ (CC) Ebert at Movie Freedom Songs: Civil Rights Red Green OETA ` . Washington Week Need to Know (N) ’ (CC)

10:30

11:00

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N)

11:30 Late Night

Nightline (N)

The Oprah Winfrey Show (CC)

Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files ’ (CC)

Late Show With David Letterman ’

Seinfeld ’ (CC)

Frasier ’ (CC)

That ’70s Show

TMZ (N) ’ (CC)

Family Guy (CC)

M*A*S*H (CC)

The Office (CC)

Doctor Who “Planet of the Dead” ’

The Office (CC) ››› City Slickers

Without a Trace “Res Ipsa” ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “A Rite of Passage” Criminal Minds ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Baggage” ’ (CC) KOPX 1 Without a Trace “Clean Up” (CC) Capital News Today CSPN2 3 Tonight From Washington Hal Lindsey Joel Osteen Frederick Price Praise the Lord (CC) Life Focus (CC) Joseph Prince KTBO 7 Behind Scenes Reba ’ (CC) Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story (2011) Taraji P. Henson. (CC) How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) LIFE 9 Reba ’ (CC) George Lopez ’ My Wife and Kids The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) NICK : Fred: The Movie (2010) Lucas Cruikshank, Jennette McCurdy. ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “In Birth and Death” Criminal Minds “Scared to Death” ’ Criminal Minds “Children of the Dark” Criminal Minds “Doubt” ’ (CC) A&E ; Criminal Minds “Doubt” ’ (CC) NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns at Utah Jazz. From EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City. (Live) ESPN = NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at New York Knicks. (Subject to Blackout) (Live) Boxing Friday Night Fights. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) MMA Live (N) Basketball Final ESPN2 < High School Basketball Jersey Shore ’ (CC) ››› Baby Boy (2001, Drama) Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding, A.J. Johnson. ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ MTV > I Used to Be Fat ’ ›› Righteous Kill (2008, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Al Pacino. (CC) ›› The Recruit TNT ? ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. (CC) Flying Wild Alaska “Tundra Taxis” Gold Rush: Alaska (N) ’ (CC) Gold Rush: Alaska “Bad Blood” ’ Flying Wild Alaska “Tundra Taxis” DISC @ Gold Rush: Alaska “Bad Blood” ’ ›› Rocky V (1990) Sylvester Stallone. The former champ agrees to train a rising young fighter. AMC A ›› Rocky V (1990) Sylvester Stallone. The former champ agrees to train a rising young fighter. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ USA B NCIS “Broken Bird” ’ (CC) ›› Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001, Adventure) Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight. Justified FX C ››› Wanted (2008, Action) James McAvoy, Morgan Freeman, Angelina Jolie. America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? FAM D America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Dallas Stars. From American Airlines Center in Dallas. (Live) Stars Live (Live) The Final Score Spotlight Raider Power (N) FSSW E Stars Live (Live) Fish Hooks (N) Phineas and Ferb Suite/Deck Suite/Deck Suite/Deck Wizards-Place Fish Hooks Phineas and Ferb Shake it Up! DISN F Wizards-Place Emancipated ’ Movie CMT G Working Class (N) To Be Announced World’s Strictest Parents ’ Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Four Weddings (N) ’ (CC) Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Four Weddings ’ (CC) TLC H Say Yes, Dress Remington Under Fire How Much-Dead Body? Mad Money 60 Minutes on CNBC “The Collapse” CNBC I 60 Minutes on CNBC “The Collapse” The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Lockup “Return to Riker’s Island” Lockup How these women deal. Lockup Miami’s prison system. MSNBC J The Last Word Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight CNN K Parker Spitzer (N) Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Hannity FNC L The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC) Entourage (CC) ›››› The Exorcist (1973, Horror) ’ SPIKE M 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die 1,000 Ways to Die Entourage (CC) 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs ’ 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs ’ Oxegen Fest Lemmy (2010) Alice Cooper, C.C. Deville, David Grohl. ’ VH1 N 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs ’ Most Daring “Bedlam in the Burbs 2” Las Vegas Jail Las Vegas Jail Forensic Files (N) Forensic Files Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege TRUTV P Most Daring “When Tempers Flare” Merlin “The Crystal Cave” (N) (CC) Being Human Merlin “The Crystal Cave” ’ (CC) SYFY Q WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) The Game (CC) Stay Together Stay Together ›› Asunder (1998, Suspense) Blair Underwood, Michael Beach. 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Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Earl Earl ››› Superman: The Movie (1978) Christopher Reeve. ’ ››› Superman II (1980) Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder. ’ Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Book TV Encore Booknotes Book TV Kids Club Dooley Wonder Bugtime Auto B. Hopkins God Friends Ishine Lads TV Hermie Caterpillr Stories Paws Story News Belle and the Beast (2007) The Book Precious Mem. Paid Paid Paid Paid ›› Forever Love (1998) Reba McEntire. (CC) A Valentine Carol (2007) Emma Caulfield. ›› She’s the One (1996) Jennifer Aniston. ›› The Lake House (2006) Keanu Reeves. › Because I Said So Sponge. Sponge. T.U.F.F. Penguins Parents Planet Power Sponge. Big Time Victorious Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Penguins Penguins Fanboy Fanboy iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly ’ iCarly ’ Sell House House House Flip This House Flip This House To Be Announced Beyond Scared SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter (CC) College GameDay College Basketball Teams TBA. 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IN FOCUS “Super Bowl XLV,” www.northtexassuperbowl.com Airing Sunday, the annual championship of the National Football League is held this year at Cowboys Stadium in the North Texas city of Arlington, which is very proud to play host to the event. The home page for the event offers information for visitors, but by the time you read this, it’s certain to be sold out. But there is also the NFL Experience at the Dallas Convention Center. There’s also ample information on the stadium itself, in case you want to plan a future visit.

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“Glee,” www.fox.com/glee/ The Fox comedy-musical series gets the coveted post-Super Bowl slot this year, airing on Sunday. It features CBS News anchor Katie Couric in a guest appearance. The home page for the popular show has special features — including quizzes, merchandising, and the wit and wisdom of cheerleader Brittany — and a link to watch full episodes online. There are also video extras, such as trivia about the characters and fan questions.

“The Chicago Code,” www.fox.com/chicagocode/ Premiering Monday, the new Fox drama centers on police and politicians in Chicago as seen through the lens of Rockford, Ill., native Shawn Ryan (“The Shield,” “The Unit”). The home page is a bit light on features, as is usual for a new series, but it does have a behind-the-scenes video, clips from the series, interviews with the creators and bios of all the participants.

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“Justified,” www.fxnetworks.com/shows/originals/justified/ Returning Wednesday for a second season on FX, the drama stars Timothy Olyphant as Raylan Givens, a U.S. Marshal who returns to his home area in Kentucky’s coal country (which, this season, is also marijuana country). The home page features all the usual behind-the-scenes information but also throws in a “crimeline” of American crime history and games that let users test their quick-draw skills.

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30 Seconds-Fame

House ’ (CC)

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››› The Color Purple (1985, Drama) Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover, Margaret Avery.

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Billy Graham Classic Crusades

Drive Thru History Travel the Road

Love Takes Wing (2009), Sarah Jones

One Born Every Minute (CC)

Funny Kids

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›› Unleashed (2005, Action) Jet Li, Bob Hoskins. (CC)

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Iron Invader (2011, Science Fiction) Kavan Smith, Chris Gauthier. Premiere.

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In the 1987 movie “The Untouchables,” a tale about Chicago crime, cops and corruption penned by Windy City-born playwright David Mamet, a Canadian Mountie involved in a violent liquor raid says to Al Capone foe Eliot Ness, “I do not approve of your methods!” Treasury Agent Ness, also a native Chicagoan, fires back, “Yeah, well, you’re not from Chicago.” Writer/producer Shawn Ryan - who created FX’s “The Shield” and partnered with Mamet for CBS’ “The Unit” - may not be from Chicago proper, but he’s from the northern Illinois city of Rockford, and he’s imbued with the lore of, as poet Carl Sandburg called it, “The City of the Big Shoulders.” On Monday, Feb. 7, Fox premieres Ryan’s new drama, “The Chicago Code,” which focuses on a group of Chicago cops, led by the city’s first female superintendent, Teresa Colvin (Chicagoan Jennifer Beals), and her cat-and-mouse relationship with a powerful ward politician, Alderman Ronin Gibbons (Delroy Lindo). Also starring are Jason Clarke as Detective Jarek Wysocki; Matt Lauria as Wysocki’s partner, Caleb Evers; Devin Kelley as rookie beat cop Vonda Wysocki, Jarek’s niece; Todd Williams as Isaac Joiner, Vonda’s partner; and Billy Lush as Irish mob insider Liam Hennessey. “It’s just a fascinating arena,” Ryan says. “Having said that, you can look at that and say, ‘That’s not the way things should work.’ And at the same time the city is just gorgeous. They’ve gone on this explosion of building and construction. “It really is beautiful, and a lot of things run really, really well. It’s the kind of city where things get done. You look at New York City, and the way that there’s still a hole in the ground at the World Trade Center - they wouldn’t let that happen in Chicago. In Chicago, that stuff would be rebuilt by now.”

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“Chicago is just unique in the way the city runs and the way the people are - unique in bad ways and in good ways. People from that part of the country, as I am, carry a real pride not only about the strengths of that area but also the deficiencies. We like the way we are.” As to whether Alderman Gibbons considers himself a hero or is aware that he’s skating around the edges of legality, Lindo says, “Certainly there’s an awareness of skating around the edges, but also an awareness of, ‘This is the way it’s done. This is Chicago. This is how things get done in this city.’ I didn’t have a sense of being a bad person doing bad things, absolutely not, but rather a person who is very pragmatic and very realistic about the environment in which he is functioning.

“He’s functioning in such a way to get things done for the people of Chicago. That was fundamentally the position I had, psychologically and emotionally. I absolutely did not think of myself as a bad person in this.” Obviously, in the last few years, the term “Chicago politics” has become very familiar - and seldom in a complimentary way - and a Google search on “corrupt Chicago politics” returns more than four million results. With former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel returning to his hometown in hopes of running for mayor of Chicago, the focus has shifted from Chicagoans in Washington, D.C., back to retail politics on the streets of the city.

“You wish you could be a fly on the wall for some of those backroom conversations,” Ryan says, “know what those deals are about. ‘You drop out (of the race), this is what you’ll get.’ ” But no matter who wins the mayoral race, Ryan hopes “The Chicago Code” will capture the nation’s imagination. “That’s the code,” he says. “It’s a mindset. It’s a way of getting things done at a time when, in a lot of parts of the country, things don’t get done. But it’s also a way things get done that can be questionable at times, without a doubt. “It’s a pride. It’s a Midwestern bluecollar attitude, and hopefully (the show is) going to be fun entertainment for everyone in America.”

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Ben’s 40th birthday. The ice

possibly upbeat former basket-

It’s been fine-tuned, and even

hatched spider. Perry is Ben, a

from a hockey game the night

ball player and Ben’s buddy.

after watching the pilot repeated

self-absorbed womanizer who

before hasn’t been melted. An

times, “Mr. Sunshine” remains

manages the arena. What’s in-

elephant is loose in the building.

sweet adult son, Roman (Nate

genuinely funny.

triguing about Ben is he knows

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Torrence), in Ben’s office be-

how shallow he is.

(Andrea Anders), Ben’s friend

cause he needs a job. Her crisis

Janney, as Crystal, owner of The Sunshine Center, a San Diego arena, has about as

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Crystal deposits her dim but

with benefits, dumps him for Alonzo (James Lesure), an im-

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du jour is that she invested in

Perry, 41, decided to write

Ben, the soul of the arena, is

For now, Perry has curtailed

an illegal Himalayan dog track

this shortly after his 40th birth-

at a turning point in his life.

playing “Fallout 3” and “Alpha

and one of the dogs allegedly

day. “I said, ‘I don’t think I can

He recognizes his callousness

Protocol” and is writing and

bit someone, so she has “a Hi-

spend another two years just

and says, “I find it virtuously

acting. Perry, who was Chan-

malayan crisis” on her hands.

playing video games.’ I have to

impossible to care about any-

dler on “Friends,” and Janney,

She’s staging a photo op with

do more,” he says.

one else.”

who was C.J. on “The West

kids and donating a check to

Most of the funny lines, at

Even though he’s had this

charity, hoping for positive

least in the pilot, go to Jan-

epiphany, “he’s still the selfish

press. Ben has a new assistant,

ney. The audience first sees

guy,” Perry says. “The journey

who lit her boyfriend on fire.

her crawling around her of-

for him is for the narcissistic,

fice, looking for a pill “with

selfish guy to this nice guy. If

some Spanish written on it.”

he gets all the way there, it’s

She’s fond of pills, herself and

not a good character for the

younger men.

show.”

Just a typical workday at the arena. “These places are incredibly exciting to me,” Perry says of arenas. “You won’t believe what

Perry wrote Crystal for her.

goes on there. It’s interesting to

“As an actor, it wasn’t a great

pull back the curtain on people

call to hire her because she’s

who work there. I wanted to do

better than I am,” Perry says.

a workplace comedy.”

“As a producer, it was a great

Janney describes “Mr. Sunshine” “as a show that takes

idea.” Crystal gets way out of hand,

place at an arena that rents out

uses a child as a weapon, freaks

its space to hockey games, foot-

out from clowns and is outra-

ball lingerie and mass weddings

geously hilarious.

and circuses, all the things that

“I am like a child just playing,

happens in arenas. And I am

especially with this character,”

the owner, sexually inappropri-

Janney says. “It just allows me

ate and politically incorrect.”

to be as silly as I want to be.

“She hires Matthew Perry’s

There is no end to how much

character to manage for her,”

fun I can have with Crystal. I

Janney continues, “and all of

can be as crazy as I truly am. I

the people who work in the

have never been happier doing

arena, and the crazy things that

something.”

happen. It allows for so many

When Crystal tells Ben to

interesting things to happen.

find a job for her son, he

All these events come in there

responds, “You have a son?”

and create their own issues and

“We’re not close,” she says.

problems. And so much can go

Later, when trying to get that

wrong, and there are so many

positive press, she pompously

opportunities for different

explains she loves children “be-

stories. It’s a great backdrop for

cause she never had any” while

fun comedy.”

her son is sitting in front of her.

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Perry’s clearly given a lot of

thought to these characters.

Matthew and I have enough

Alonzo is based on a pal of his.

people out there who watched

“He’s unbelievably happy and

us in other shows (who) will

charming,” Perry says. “How

want to tune in. I hope we ei-

are you so happy? I can’t stand

ther hit it out of the park or go

it.”

down in flames.”

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My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

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That ’70s Show

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News

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Family Guy (CC)

Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC)

News

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M*A*S*H (CC)

The Office (CC)

Writing Out Loud

Summer Wine

Waiting for God

American Experience “Reagan: Lifeguard” ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) (DVS)

Artist Toolbox

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Criminal Minds “The Performer” ’

Criminal Minds “The Eyes Have It”

Jentezen Franklin

Reba ’ (CC)

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Criminal Minds “Outfoxed” ’ (CC)

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Jesse Duplantis

Praise the Lord (CC)

Hates Chris

George Lopez

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Intervention Race team in Italy. (CC)

College Basketball Missouri at Kansas. (Live)

SportsCenter (Live) (CC)

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Women’s College Basketball Tennessee at Kentucky. (Live)

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Skins “Cadie” ’

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News

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News

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King of Queens

Cash Cab (CC)

Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files “The Zodiac Killer”

King of Queens

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Late Night

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News 9 at 10 PM

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Seinfeld (CC)

Hellcats Marti faces initiation. (N) ’

My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

According to Jim

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That ’70s Show

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News

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News

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Family Guy (CC)

Don’t Forget

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M*A*S*H (CC)

The Office (CC)

Summer Wine

Waiting for God

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Lincoln: Prelude to the Presidency

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News

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King of Queens

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Storm Stories ’

Cold Case Files ’ (CC)

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Seinfeld ’ (CC)

My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

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News

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Family Guy (CC)

King of Queens

Late Night

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Burn Notice A man from Fiona’s past.

News

Star Trek: Next

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Naturally Obsessed: Scientist

Summer Wine

Waiting for God

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Criminal Minds “Parasite” ’ (CC)

Without a Trace An artist disappears.

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The Office “PDA”

Parks/Recreat

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King of Queens

Cash Cab (CC)

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Cold Case Files ’ (CC)

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The Mentalist A witness gets killed.

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My Name Is Earl

That ’70s Show

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Bones “The Daredevil in the Mold”

News

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Family Guy (CC)

Without a Trace “The Season” (CC)

News

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The This Old House Hour (N) (CC)

Globe Trekker ’ (CC) (DVS)

Criminal Minds “Mosley Lane” (CC)

Criminal Minds “Solitary Man” (CC)

King of Queens

My Wife and Kids

This Is Your Day

Hates Chris

Waiting for God

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Without a Trace A boy is kidnapped.

Praise the Lord (CC) George Lopez ’

Hates Chris

The First 48 (N) (CC)

NFL Live (N)

Jersey Shore (N) ’ (CC) Auction Kings ’

Jersey Shore

Auction Kings ’

Man vs. Wild “Northern Australia” ’

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior ››› Crocodile Dundee (1986) (CC)

Fairly Legal A cooking show star. (N)

White Collar “Countermeasures”

Royal Pains “Astraphobia” (CC)

Two/Half Men

Archer (N)

Archer

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F Starstruck (2010) Sterling Knight, Danielle Campbell.

Two/Half Men

Archer

America’s Funniest Home Videos ’

Suite/Deck

Wizards-Place

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The 700 Club (CC)

Whose Line?

College Basketball Oregon State at USC. (Live) Wizards-Place

Sonny-Chance

››› Pure Country (1992) George Strait. A country singer struggles with the burden of stardom.

Sonny-Chance

Hannah Montana

››› Pure Country (1992, Drama) George Strait. ’ (CC)

Police Women of Cincinnati (N) (CC)

Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CC)

Police Women of Cincinnati ’ (CC)

How I Made My Millions

Pet Food: A Dog’s Breakfast (N)

Mad Money

How I Made My Millions

The Rachel Maddow Show (N)

The Ed Show (N)

The Last Word

The Rachel Maddow Show

Piers Morgan Tonight (N)

Anderson Cooper 360 (CC)

Hannity (N)

On the Record, Greta Van Susteren

TNA Wrestling (N) ’ (CC) SNL Remembers Chris Farley

World’s Dumbest... (N)

Top 20 Most Shocking (N)

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Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up (CC)

Piers Morgan Tonight The O’Reilly Factor MANswers (CC)

N Saturday Night Live Presidential Bash 2008 Political satire sketches. (CC) Q › Dragon Wars (2007) Jason Behr.

Jersey Shore ’ (CC)

NBA Basketball Dallas Mavericks at Denver Nuggets. From the Pepsi Center in Denver. (CC)

Royal Pains “Astraphobia” (N) (CC)

E DFW Sports Beat

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Basketball Final

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M Gangland “Lords of the Holy City” ’

The Nanny (CC)

College Basketball Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount. (Live) (CC)

Two/Half Men

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The Nanny (CC)

SportsCenter (Live) (CC)

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Frasier ’ (CC)

College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

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Best of Praise

Frasier ’ (CC)

College Basketball Teams TBA. (Live)

American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior

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The Nanny (CC)

Live-Holy Land

The First 48 (CC)

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The Nanny (CC)

How I Met/Mother

Beyond Scared Straight “Lieber”

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The Game (CC)

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The Mo’Nique Show (CC)

The Wendy Williams Show (N) (CC)

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American Dad ’

Family Guy (CC)

Delocated

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Sanford & Son

Love-Raymond

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South Park (CC)

Daily Show

Colbert Report

Tosh.0 (CC)

South Park (CC)

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Unwrapped

Chopped

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Iron Chef America Bobby Flay. My First Place

[ Planet Earth “Great Plains” ’ (CC) ¨ Euro PGA

The Office (CC)

Win.-Wisdom

? NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Celtics. From TD Garden in Boston. (Live) (CC)

Z My First Place

The Office (CC) Summer Wine

›› Disappearing Acts (2000, Drama) Sanaa Lathan, Wesley Snipes, Regina Hall. (CC)

> Teen Mom 2 ’

X Futurama (CC)

M*A*S*H (CC)

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Austin City Limits ’ (CC)

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11:30 Late Night

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10:30

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Magnum, P.I. (CC)

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Planet Earth “Ice Worlds” ’ (CC)

House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l

House Hunters

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Planet Earth “Great Plains” ’ (CC)

PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, First Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif.

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Swamp People “Cannibal Gator”

Larry the Cable Guy

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Katy Perry

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Selling New York

Conan (N)

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Family Guy (CC)

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Iron Chef America Bobby Flay.

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Capital News Today How I Met/Mother

How I Met/Mother

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That ’70s Show

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The Office (CC)

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The Office (CC) ››› City Slickers

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King of Queens

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The Closer An arson investigation.

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Frasier ’ (CC)

Two/Half Men

According to Jim

Meet the Browns

News

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30 Seconds-Fame

House ’ (CC)

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NUMB3RS “Man Hunt” ’ (CC)

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Book TV

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Billy Graham Classic Crusades

Drive Thru History Travel the Road

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One Born Every Minute (CC)

Funny Kids

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Beyond Scared Straight “Chowchilla”

Beyond Scared Straight “Jessup”

SportsCenter (Live) (CC)

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College Basketball Wichita State at Northern Iowa. (Live)

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Jersey Shore ’ (CC)

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Kidnap & Rescue (N) ’ (CC)

Jersey Shore

Skins “Cadie” ’

›› Unleashed (2005, Action) Jet Li, Bob Hoskins. (CC)

Cops & Coyotes “Border Invasion”

›› The Break-Up (2006, Romance-Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. (CC)

NBA Tonight

2010 World Series of Poker (CC)

A ›››› The Godfather (1972, Crime Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. B Sex and the City

Comics

Airwolf

Frasier ’ (CC)

Cold Case “Daniela” ’ (CC)

< College Basketball Detroit Mercy at Butler. (Live) ? ›› Shooter (2007) Mark Wahlberg.

News 5 Sat.

11:30

48 Hours Mystery (N) (CC)

College Basketball Pittsburgh at Villanova. (Live)

> ››› Baby Boy (2001) Tyrese Gibson.

11:00

Saturday Night Live ’ (CC)

Kojak

1 ›› First Knight (1995) Sean Connery, Richard Gere. The evil Malagant threatens the peace of Camelot. ’ 3 Book TV

10:30

News

I (Almost) Got Away With It ’ (CC) ›››› The Godfather (1972)

Burn Notice “Broken Rules” (CC)

Action Sports From Snowbasin, Utah.

C ›› Step Brothers (2008) Will Ferrell.

Two/Half Men

E High School Football

Women’s College Gymnastics

Profiles

Women’s College Basketball Washington State at California. (Live)

The Final Score

Fish Hooks (N)

Wizards-Place

Hannah Montana Forever (CC)

Phineas and Ferb

Fish Hooks

CMT Music ’

Comedy Club ’

Movie

Two/Half Men

D ›››› Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) Voices of Adriana Caselotti. F Phineas and Ferb

Fish Hooks (N)

Wizards-Place

G Movie

H Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) I American Greed

J Lockup “Return to Pelican Bay” K Selling the Girl Next Door

L Huckabee

Two/Half Men

Archer

Comedy Club ’

Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC)

The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC)

Til Debt-Part

The Suze Orman Show (CC)

Lockup: Corcoran Preventing attacks.

Lockup: Corcoran

The Squeeze Cook County Jail.

Piers Morgan Tonight

Newsroom

Selling the Girl Next Door

Piers Morgan Tonight

Justice With Judge Jeanine (N)

Geraldo at Large ’ (CC)

Jrnl Edit. Rpt

Justice With Judge Jeanine

Til Debt-Part

Basketball Wives ’

P Top 20 Most Shocking

World’s Dumbest...

R ›› Love Don’t Cost a Thing (2003)

››› Love & Basketball (2000, Romance) Sanaa Lathan, Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard.

V Married... With

X ››› Wedding Crashers (2005) (CC) Y Cupcake Wars “Tree People” Z Candice Tells All

World’s Dumbest...

Color Splash

Kill Switch (2008) Steven Seagal. ’

Basketball Wives ’ Forensic Files

Iron Invader (2011, Science Fiction) Kavan Smith, Chris Gauthier. Premiere.

Married... With

Fox News Watch

››› Under Siege (1992, Action) Steven Seagal. A Navy cook thwarts a plot to hijack a battleship.

N ››› Hustle & Flow (2005, Drama) Terrence Howard, Anthony Anderson, Taryn Manning. ’

T ›› Hoodwinked! (2005), Glenn Close

Fresh Prince

Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC)

M ›› On Deadly Ground (1994, Action) Steven Seagal.

Q Eyeborgs (2009) Adrian Paul.

››› Mission: Impossible 2 (2000, Action) Tom Cruise.

››› Enchanted (2007, Fantasy) Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden.

Forensic Files

Basketball Wives Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege

Triassic Attack (2010, Science Fiction) Steven Brand, Raoul Trujillo. (CC) ›› Love Don’t Cost a Thing (2003) Nick Cannon.

King of the Hill ’

God, Devil & Bob

Family Guy (CC)

The Boondocks

Bleach

Kekkaishi

Love-Raymond

Hot in Cleveland

››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell, Paul Rudd. Premiere. (CC)

›› Employee of the Month (2006) Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson. (CC)

Cupcake Wars “LA Kings”

Cupcake Wars Four bakers battle.

Iron Chef America Bobby Flay.

Dear Genevieve

House Hunters

Hunters Int’l

Curb/Block

House Hunters

Hunters Int’l

Cupcake Wars “LA Kings” Dear Genevieve

Curb/Block

[ Must Love Cats “West Coast” (N)

Dogs 101 ’ (CC)

≠ Larry the Cable Guy

Bigfoot: The Definitive Guide A team looks for sasquatch explanations. (CC)

MonsterQuest (CC)

›› Get Smart (2008, Comedy) Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway. (CC)

›› Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) Will Ferrell. (CC)

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Æ Family Guy (CC)

Pit Boss “Pit Bulls & Paintball” (N) ’

Dogs 101 ’ (CC)

European PGA Tour Golf Dubai Desert Classic, Third Round. Family Guy (CC)

Ø ›››› The Wizard of Oz (1939) Judy Garland, Frank Morgan. (CC) (DVS)

Golf Central (Live) PGA Tour Golf Larry the Cable Guy

›››› Gone With the Wind (1939) Clark Gable. Civil War rogue Rhett Butler loves Southern belle Scarlett O’Hara.

∞ ››› Pride & Prejudice (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen, Judi Dench.

Kourtney and Kim The Soup

¥ American Perspectives

Chelsea Lately

Keeping Up With the Kardashians

American Perspectives

∏ NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at New Orleans Hornets. ’ (Live) (CC)

Pit Boss “Pit Bulls & Paintball” ’

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Scrubs ’ (CC)

How I Met/Mother

South Park (CC)

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