ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

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AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

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OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

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AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

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ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

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JUS

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MB

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OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

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ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

eck o

ut th

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ew

, free

JUS

TJU

MB

LE

ap

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OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

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FAITHEvery Friday

ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

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ut th

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, free

JUS

TJU

MB

LE

ap

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OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

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JU

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BRIDGE

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ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

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AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

eck o

ut th

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ew

, free

JUS

TJU

MB

LE

ap

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OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

eck

ou

t th

e n

ew

, fr

ee

JU

ST

JUM

BL

E a

pp

BRIDGE

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ACROSS 1 Rush order shorthand 5 Heart, basically 9 Expand 14 Prefix with sexual 19 1944 invasion city 20 Eye part containing the iris 21 Salk vaccine target 22 “... O, be some __ name”: Juliet 23 Haggling over a parrot purchase? 26 Soprano Kiri Te Kana-wa, e.g. 27 Domestic sci. 28 Crunch’s rank 29 Get real? 31 In the style of 32 MGM motto word 34 Acknowledge quietly 37 Last word of Kipling’s “If—” 38 Big picture?: Abbr. 39 Rapper __ Jon 40 Sounds of uncertainty 42 Pizazz 44 Bluesy James 46 Overflow 48 Hug in the pool? 51 Forgets the words, maybe 54 Story set to music 56 One may be wired 57 Each 58 Capital near Casablan-ca 61 Easy-to-make break-fast brand 64 Ding Dong relative 66 Cairo’s river 67 Does a classroom chore 69 Gutter locale 70 Saintly 72 “Phooey!” 73 Excitement about boxing practice?

78 Tennis do-over 79 DVD box caution 81 Takei role 82 Capital of Pakistan’s Punjab province 84 North __ 85 Something you break when you leave it 88 Goolagong rival 90 World __ 91 Leave 92 Kindle competitor 94 More spine-tingling 96 Level-headed 97 Venue for unwise investments? 100 Makes a move 104 Diamond irregularity 106 Alpine Austrian state 107 Entry level pos. 109 Item on a Billboard list 110 Certain camera, for short 112 Hamm of soccer 114 Medicare section 116 Spotted 117 Physician’s org. 118 Lively folk dances 121 Fictional plantation 123 More risky 125 “It’s my concern ...” 126 Post-Renaissance gal pals? 130 “Zoom-Zoom” slo-ganeer 131 Artist’s aid 132 “I’m __ here!” 133 Durable wood 134 Great buy 135 Fries-to-be 136 Movie critic Pauline 137 Pacing, perhaps

DOWN 1 Road crew supply 2 Info provider 3 Like many barbershop quartets

4 Barbershop symbol 5 Barhopping tour 6 Sch. founded by Jeffer-son 7 Grand Marquis, for short 8 Certain polytheist 9 PR specialist 10 Acquired 11 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 12 Omar’s “Mod Squad” role 13 Firm symbols 14 Point in time 15 State, to Jacques 16 Walden Pond head-rest? 17 “Breaking Bad” mara-thon component, e.g. 18 Cantilevered window 24 Word repeated after “She loves you,” in a ’60s hit 25 “It’s __ sort of memory that only works backward”: Carroll 30 Homer’s watering hole 33 Low area 35 IRS employee 36 Long-running talk show 41 Play producer 43 Sub in a bag 45 Macbeth, vis-à-vis Glamis 47 Grad school degs. 49 Award named for a mystery writer 50 Chilled soup 52 “Le Misanthrope” playwright 53 Ghost 55 ’50s nuclear trial 58 Puzzles in the game show “Concentration” 59 Three-time French Open champ __ Sánchez Vicario

60 Cold spell in Manama? 62 Prefix with sac 63 Sixth __ 65 Scott Turow work 68 Job detail 71 Pinot, for one 74 Fictional bell town 75 Mate 76 Baseball card brand 77 “I have it!” 80 Soviet cooperative 83 Circle dance 86 Jump out of one’s skin?

87 Coral component 89 Head lock 93 Sedgwick of “The Clos-er” 95 “I’m ready to sign” 97 Text message qualifier 98 Fools, to Puck 99 Wedding site 101 Led 102 Interval between relat-ed events 103 TV partner of Hutch 105 Unconcerned with right and wrong

108 Branch branch 110 Leveling wedges 111 Dieter’s catchword 113 Pot starters 115 Runner in the woods 119 Arp genre 120 Switch 122 Cyan shade 124 Use as a reference 127 The Beavers of the Pac-12 128 Breakfast companion? 129 Colorado native

SAY AHBy Jake Braun

Page 4D Sunday, October 5, 2014 The Anniston StarSUNDAY PUZZLES

SUDOKU

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

eck o

ut th

e n

ew

, free

JUS

TJU

MB

LE

ap

p

OCTOBER 4, SUDOKU SOLUTION

GOREN BRIDGESunday, October 5, 2014

WITH BOB JONES©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC

GOOD ENOUGH

East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH♠ 9 7 5 3♥ A J 2♦ K 10 7 4♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ K Q J 8 2 ♠ 10 4♥ 7 5 ♥ 10 9 3♦ 9 6 ♦ J 5 2♣ K 10 6 3 ♣ J 8 7 4 2

SOUTH♠ A 6♥ K Q 8 6 4♦ A Q 8 3♣ Q 5

The bidding:SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST1♥ 1♠ 2♠* Pass3♦ Pass 4♣ Pass4NT Pass 5♥ Pass6♥ Pass Pass Pass*Heart fit, at least 11 points

Opening lead: King of ♠

A 4-4 fit will usually play a trickbetter than a 5-3 fit, and this dealillustrates why — in a 4-4 fit, a ruff ineither hand will increase your trumptricks. Six diamonds was cold!Perhaps North should have bid fourdiamonds at his second turn toinvestigate this possibility, but he wasafraid that bid would deny a clubcontrol. The 5-3 heart fit would begood enough if South could make 12tricks.

Declarer won the opening spadelead with the ace and took stock —he liked his chances. The auction

marked West with at least five spadesand he was also likely to hold theking of clubs. If so, this would be aneasy one. South drew trumps, cashedhis four diamond tricks, and began tocash his remaining trumps. This wasthe position when the last trump wasled:

NORTH♠ 9 7♥ Void♦ Void♣ A 9

WEST EAST♠ Q J ♠ 10♥ Void ♥ Void♦ Void ♦ Void♣ K 10 ♣ J 8 7

SOUTH♠ 6♥ 4♦ Void♣ Q 5

West was cooked! He discarded aspade and South had a pleasantchoice. He could discard a spadefrom dummy and exit with a spade,forcing West to lead away from hisclub king, or discard a club fromdummy and lead a spade,establishing dummy’s long spade.Happy days!

(Bob Jones welcomes readers’responses sent in care of thisnewspaper or to Tribune ContentAgency, LLC., 16650 WestgroveDr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001.E-mail responses may be sent totcaeditors@tribune.com.)

OCTOBER 5, 2014

THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMEby David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these six Jumbles,one letter to each square,to form six ordinary words.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, assuggested by the above cartoon.

PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW

©2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLCAll Rights Reserved.

AHERRD

VOREDU

COLIPE

TECACP

SMAYWP

TRIVEN

Answer :

He told his wife there wouldn’t bea line to see the movie, but hewould —

HARDERDEVOUR

POLICEACCEPT

SWAMPYINVERT

STAND CORRECTED

Ch

eck

ou

t th

e n

ew

, fr

ee

JU

ST

JUM

BL

E a

pp

BRIDGE

TODAY’S JUMBLE SOLUTION

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The Anniston Star

TODAY’S SCRABBLEGRAMS SOLUTION

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