There's not just one but three (!) YouTube videos featuring Gary England's appearannce on "The Daily Show" hosted by Jon Stewart. However, the two subsequent videos have paltry viewing numbers compared to the series' segment. Chicken Fried News' take on the appearance.

Watch them all, and tell us your fave:

"The Daily Show" clip
Channel 9's response
KWTV and Gary England Respond to Stewart Spoof

A rocket landed in Oklahoma yesterday

Stevie Nicks lipped off a major blunder last night during her Zoo Amphitheatre performance.

Not bothering beforehand to check the map, or check with any locals for that matter, Nicks said she likes to dedicate her song, "Landslide" to someone in the audience.

However, "The Gypsy" said since she did not know anyone in the audience, she would just dedicate it to her favorite Oklahoman, Bill Clinton.

Hmmm. Is that a compliment or insult?

Wanderlist.com has posted a poll to vote for sexiest female local reporters, weathergals (their word not ours), and anchors

A Wynnewood, Oklahoma man, out of prison after serving a partial sentence for kidnapping, chased his wife down the street and emptied a gun into her, according to police. Also according to police, he cut a tracking bracelet from his ankle. Should this man have been allowed out of prison under such conditions?

Radio Disc Jockey Don Imus recently referred to a predominantly African-American college women's basketball team as "nappy-headed hos." He was suspended and then fired by the radio station for which he worked. Was the termination justified?

Does the Oklahoma City radio market have a potential Imus in the making?

Governor Brad Henry needs your vote! For the state's commemorative quarter design, that is.

The U.S. mint will begin producing the coin early in 2008.

The finalists:

• Pioneer Woman
• Gushing oil derricks
• Waving wheat
• Windmill
• The scissortail flycatcher
• Gaillardia, the state wildflower
• A calumet

What's your pick?

Vote here

What are your thoughts on the Rod Stewart concert Wednesday night at the Ford Center?

Two transplanted native Oklahoma women died this week. Although neither woman was necessarily a household name, their influence philanthropically or through literature leaves a legacy for future generations.

Helen Robson Walton, a University of Oklahoma graduate and wife of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton, was born in Claremore in 1919. She married in 1943 and eventually moved to northwest Arkansas which is where she died.

Walton had been president of the Walton Family Foundation. According to arkansasbusiness.com, in 2005, the Foundation granted about $158 million through 771 grants, including $38.98 million to Northwest Arkansas entities, $5.82 million to the Delta region of Arkansas and Mississippi, $8.79 million to environmental groups and $79.98 million to K-12 education reform.

Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel, dubbed the Okie Poet who wrote more than 25 books of poetry, was born in Stroud and relocated to California in the late Thirties.

First published in her 50s, she was the subject of a documentary "Down an Old Road: The Poetic Life of Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel." She became the poet laureate of Tulare, Calif.

Oklahoma 's Miss America Lauren Nelson helped N.Y. police officers nab cyber sexual predators.

Using a 14-year-old girl's profile, the native Lawtonian chatted up at least 10 men, four of whom were arrested, the Associated Press reported, while another six conversed with Nelson.

The sting operation was taped for an "America's Most Wanted" segment airing locally at 8 p.m. Saturday on KOKH-25, Cox Cable channel 12.

Way to go Lauren!