Limin Times

Sept. 8 - 14, 2011 Vol.23, No.51

Now in its 23rd Year!

YOUR FREE GUIDE To our Islands’ Happenings

S HEROMA HODGE Represents The BVI at Miss Universe in Brazil ALSO THIS WEEK: Full Moon Parties • Jamaican Association Presents ‘Confessions’ • Back To School Regatta

This Week’s Feature Story

Jumping Through Hoops The summer camp starts on September 12th and continues through to December 8th from 3:30pm to 5pm, Monday through Thursday. The focus is on learning the requisite skills of basketball while making sure young people also pay attention to their schoolwork, as it is these two elements working together that will be expected of the athlete of tomorrow.

The camp involves two days of basketball training and two days of academic tutoring, with some of the best primary and high school teachers on the islands. A full bus service is also provided on both islands to get the kids around safely, from school to camp and then back home.

These camps provide important contacts and are a way to expose the wealth of talent that exists here in the VI, and to push those individuals who show promise forward for local leagues and national teams.

Thanks to kind donations from numerous organizations the camp is offered FREE of charge.

Please email bvihoopitup@gmail.com or call Karl Scatliffe on 541-7541 or Jehree Clarke on 540-3000.

But jump to it as spaces are limited.

— Jan Critchley

The “BVI Hoop It Up Foundation” is calling out for all BVI youngsters from ages five to sixteen to take part in their second “Books and Basketball After School Camp,” which will be taking place on both Tortola and Virgin Gorda.

The Foundation is the brainchild of Steve Parillon, and who better to lead the team. Steve grew up in Lower Estate and started playing the game in high school before playing professional basketball for many international teams for six years before retiring in December 2010.

Steve is now fully involved with the Foundation as he is deeply committed to ensuring that young Virgin Islanders get the same opportunities that he did. He also intends to bring in coaches from colleges and universities from the US to scout local talent during the series of camps.

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Ask Koren Your personal E-therapist is in the house!

Pervert Father-In-Law Dear Koren,

purpose because

My in-laws visited us over the summer and one

there was enough

afternoon when we were having a party and I went

space

inside to get some more hot dogs for the grill, my

could have used

father-in-law was coming from the bathroom and

for some other

brushed hard against me. They have left a week now to

reason, then you

go back home and I am not sure if I should mention this

need to speak up.

to my husband as I don’t know if it is deliberate or not.

Tell him that you

He was drinking. What should I do?

didn’t feel com-

– HT

that

he

fortable with his Dear HT,

closeness and you

I totally believe that a person is innocent until

don’t want it to

proven guilty, so I do not want to be judgmental

happen again. Make sure you are alone with him for

about daddy-in-law if it was an accident. However, if

this first conversation, just to give him the benefit of

he deliberately brushed against you, then that is

a doubt.

really gross and intolerable and cannot be ignored.

Either way, mention it to your husband, not as

The fact that he was drinking means that per-

an accusation, but more like an observation.

haps his balance was off and he leaned closer than

Keeping secrets from your hubby is not a good idea

intended. Was the action accompanied by any facial

and if his father does turn out to be a pervert, then

expression that could be construed as a sneer or any

he would not feel like you were condoning his

inappropriate comments? If not, that makes it even

actions. Also, be sure to monitor his behaviour when

harder to prove that he was being deliberate.

he is around you or any of the female children in the

However, if you really feel that it was done on

family as it is better to be safe than sorry.

Send your questions to askkoren@live.com and a response will be provided

Lime ... “to hang around idly” or “to go out on the town.”

Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands English Creole by the late edu-cator and historian Lito Valls. The Limin’ Times brings you all the news about when and where to “lime” in the British Virgin Islands.

Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

While every effort is made to ensure that information is correct, we cannot accept responsibility for any errors, changes in schedules, ads or other information in this magazine, which is intended as a guide only.

If you have an entertainment event coming up that you would like published, give us a call at 494-2413. Special Notice: Purchase of advertising space in this publication does not guarantee editorial coverage of any event.

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By Claudia Colli

The Lincoln Lawyer As the name of the movie implies, Mick Haller (Mathew McConaughey), an unorthodox LA lawyer who specializes in representing lowlife criminals, works out of the back of his Lincoln Continental. He has a driver, who doubles as a bodyguard, an ex-wife, Maggie, (played by Marisa Tomei), and a young daughter he adores but spends too little time with. A prosecuting attorney, Maggie is feisty in and out of court, but an attraction between the couple remains, and they try their best to raise a child despite their

Cast & Credits

failed relationship.

Mick ------------------ Matthew McConaughey Maggie ------------------------ Marisa Tomei Louis --------------------------- Ryan Roulet Frank ------------------------- William H. Macy Ted ------------------------------ Josh Lucas

Mick also gets more than he bargained for when he is hired to represent Louis Roulet (Ryan Phillipe), a rich kid from Beverly Hills, who is accused of beating up a woman that he picked up in a flashy LA club. Both Louis and his mother, a real estate agent and wealthy socialite, insist on Louis’ innocence, but as often hap-

delves deeper into the case, trying to uncover evi-

pens in cases like this, things don’t quite add up.

dence that Louis is innocent, the tables turn, and Mick

There are other women, murder victims, who have

becomes a suspect in Frank’s murder.

been attacked in a similar brutal fashion; and Ryan is

Mathew McConaughey is perfectly cast in the

not so sure that the likely suspect, a petty criminal and

role of The Lincoln Lawyer. He is slick, self-serving and

jail bird, did it.

not above an unscrupulous move or two. Known

Fortunately, Mick has the help of some unusual

mostly for his work in light romantic comedies, here,

friends. There is Frank Levin (William H. Macy), a pri-

McConaughy shows off his ability to play a man who

vate investigator in the hardboiled PI mold of

thought he owned the world, but where the odds

Raymond Chandler, as well as the members of a Hells

become increasingly stacked against him. With his life

Angel-style motorcycle gang specializing in drug run-

on the line and his integrity questioned, he has to

ning and sporadic mayhem (Mick had represented

decide which side he is really on. As the movie pro-

one of their members, and honoring their own code of

gresses, the tension mounts as we wait for his deci-

justice, they believe in repaying favors). As Mick

sion.

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By Paul Backshall

Race Track Madness I was more than a little envious of my friend Jean-Eric when he told me that, as a retirement present, his colleagues had given him a gift certificate for the nearby Nogaro racetrack. The gift was not to watch a race, but to get suited up and drive a racecar around the track!

To any car-racing enthusiast, such as myself, this was the holy grail – the chance to get into a racing machine and go full tilt around the track. JeanEric shared my enthusiasm, but I noticed a tinge of nervousness in his smile as he asked if I would go

car’s passenger seat next to the instructor.

with him to cheer him on.

Apparently we were to act as pace car as Jean-Eric

Nogaro is not a super-sized track and the cars

circled the track. If you’ve ever watched a pace car

that race there are not the stuff of Formula 1 but it’s

“creeping around” ahead of race cars during an

the hub of racing in the southwest of France and

actual race, you have no idea how fast they are actu-

there is some serious car and motorcycle competi-

ally going. I had a tight grip on the grab handle as

tion here. How the kids in Tortola, would love a

we rushed at the corners with Jean Eric in pursuit.

chance like this, I thought, remembering the rubber

After a couple of laps, my driver put his foot down

marks on the roads where, lacking a proper track,

shouting: “this is for you.” We flashed down the

they often indulged in illegal drag racing at night.

straightaway. My head jerked forward as he hit the

Nogaro is well known for its racing school and,

brakes, back wheels screamed as we skidded

far from letting Jean-Eric loose in one of their expen-

around the corner. Adrenaline rushed as he hit the

sive single-seat cars, he was carefully prepped,

gas again, my head jammed against the seat before

shown a detailed diagram of the track and then

he braked into the next corner. I wasn’t sure who

taken around at speed by one of the instructors in a

was having the most fun me or Jean-Eric as he

souped-up Renault sports car. Only then was he

caught up with us after being left momentarily in

strapped into the racecar, shown the gears and

the dust.

especially the brakes.

Well, I had got my taste of real racing, even

Suddenly I had my camera taken from me by

though I was not driving, but most of all, I was glad

Jean-Eric’s wife and was told to get into the sports Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

I had been in safe and experienced hands.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

Miss BVI Pageant The airwaves are buzzing with anticipation as to who will be the next Miss Universe 2011. This year is even more special as it is the 60th anniversary of the Pageant and amongst the 89 contestants vying for the prestigious crown is the BVI’s own Miss Sheroma Hodge. Since arriving in South America, she has experienced samba dance lessons, costume fittings, photo shoots and many networking opportunities to prepare her for the event that will be watched by a worldwide audience from São Paolo, Brazil on Monday, 12th September at 9pm on NBC (Channel 13) in the BVI. The Miss Universe organization strives to support young women to become role models of beauty, health and leadership for young women today. It also collaborates with charties to increase HIV/AIDS awareness. You can help Sheroma make the cut for the semi-finals by casting individual votes for her, up to ten times a day on www.missuniverse.com or www.NBC.com until Sunday 11th September, so vote today and show your support for our BVI beauty.

beers plus party music all night and great food including fresh grilled jerk chicken, burgers and hot dogs.

Or, if you are in the mood for serious party action, then head over to Bomba Shack where the DJ’s spin the decks till late.

Nanny Cay – The place to be Good news! Peg Legs restaurant at Nanny Cay has re-opened for lunch and dinner, seven days a week so come take a look at their new breezy layout.

The popular Beach Bar also reopens on Monday, September 12 with extra seating and shady places to relax. Open for drinks from 10am till last person standing. So come enjoy the beach, have some great eats and chill.

Full Moon Parties

Theatrics at HLSCC

It’s that time again to celebrate the Full Moon in the time honored fashion this Monday, 12th September. Head to Trellis Bay for a great fun, family beach party with Razorblades fungi band, Mocko Jumbies, a West Indian BBQ, fire sculptures and two for $5 Corona Specials. Also at Trellis, D’Best Cup has specials on drinks including sake shots, joy juice and

The Association of Jamaican Residents (BVI) is putting on their first ever-theatrical production, Confession, this weekend the 10th and 11th September at HLSCC Auditorium. The production is a family oriented play that is filled with laughter, drama and excitement within an upper middle-income fami-

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - SEPT 8

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm CALLALLOO PROSPECT REEF — Grown & Sexy party

ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm VILLAGE CAY — Happy Hour from 4:30-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

with DJ Bertrum from 10pm

NANNY CAY RBVIYC — Back to School Regatta 10am

CARROT BAY

MYETT’S — Tapas Nigh

BANANAKEET CAFE — Sun & Soiree Pool Party from 2pm; 2 for $5 Carib & Coors Light

EAST END D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5

drink specials

EAST END D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5 drink specials HLSCC — A theatrical production ‘Confession’ starts 8pm

FRIDAY - SEPT 9 ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

U.P’S CINEMA — Cosmic Bowling with DJ Commodore

MYETT’S —Wii Bowling Championships - Prizes

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

SUNDAY - SEPT 11

CARROT BAY

ROAD TOWN

BANANAKEET CAFE — Live Music by Ruben

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm U.P’S CINEMA — Latin Sundays with DJ Fuggui

VG & OUTER ISLANDS SCRUB ISLAND — Music by Caave Stout 6-10pm

EAST END D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5

drink specials

VILLAGE CAY — Sunday Brunch with the Last Virgin from 11- 3pm.

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

NANNY CAY RBVIYC — Back to School Regatta 9am

SATURDAY - SEPT 10 ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

CARROT BAY BANANAKEET CAFE — Sun & Soiree Pool Party from 2pm; 2 for $5 Carib & Coors Light

VILLAGE CAY — Steel Band & BBQ 7-10pm U.P’S CINEMA — Party with DJ Millennium King

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S —Wii Bowling Championships - Prizes

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

EAST END

NANNY CAY

D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5

PEG LEGS — Restaurant re-opens for lunch & dinner

drink specials

BEACH BAR —Open for drinks from 10am

UPCOMING EVENTS

HLSCC — A theatrical production ‘Confession’ starts

TUESDAY - SEPT 13

4:30 & 7:30pm

MONDAY - SEPT 12 MISS BVI COMPETES IN MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT,

ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

CHANNEL 13 AT 9PM

ROAD TOWN

EAST END

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Ladies Night - 2 for 1 drinks D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5 drink specials

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS SCRUB ISLAND — Caribbean Night, Steel Band Music

Gaming Night at Peg Legs – Nov 5

from 6-10pm

WEDNESDAY - SEPT 14

EAST END

ROAD TOWN

D’BEST CUP — Full Moon Party, DJ from 8pm & drink

PUSSERS — Martini Night 6pm. Daily happy hour

Miss BVI Competes in Miss Universe Pageant — Sept 12,TV Ch. 13, 9pm

specials

from 4-7pm. 2 for 1 drinks specials.

VILLAGE CAY — MJ Blues from 7-10pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

Coastal Clean Up Day — Sept 17

EAST END

Bounce Virgo Beach Party — Sept 23

TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Full Moon Partty

with music by Razorblades, Mocko Jumbies & Fire Sculptures. Corona Specials 2 for $5

PUSSER’S EAST — Happy Hour 5-7pm.

D’BEST CUP — Happy Hour 4-6pm, 2 for $5

drink special

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Wacky Wednesday & Bushwacker

The Razorblades

Specials

CANE GARDEN BAY

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

MYETT’S — Margarita Monday & Mexican Munchies

SCRUB ISLAND — Wine Tasting from 6-8pm

Jason Bally Memorial Bike Race — Oct 2 RBVIYC Virgin’s Cup — Oct 15 Lowell Wheatley Memorial Fishing Tournament — Oct 22 - 23 RBVIYC Trafalgar Regatta — Oct 21 - 23 WEYC Foxy’s Cat Fight — Oct 28- 30

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ly. For more information call 441-0490 or 543-1295 and see something different this weekend.

Sassy Ladies Put on your best tea dress and most extravagant hat and join the “Ladies of S.A.S.S.” for an afternoon of refinement and high tea. Prizes will be awarded for the best hat, games will be played and much more. So join these Smart, Ambitious, Strong and Successful ladies for a fun afternoon on Saturday 10th September at Noel Lloyd Park from 2pm till 6pm.

Tickets are only $5 by calling 346-8331.

Grown & Sexy Saturdays DJ Bertrum and crew invite you to their next Grown & Sexy Saturdays, themed “ThreeSome” this Saturday, 10th September at Callaloo, Prospect Reef from 10pm till late. So get your groove on and dance the night away.

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By Jacqueline Cutler

Anderson Cooper’s New Gig: Daytime Talk Show Host Anderson Cooper consistently excels at the ageold journalists’ credo to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.

Besides CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 and his contributions to CBS’ 60 Minutes, there will be more of him on TV with a syndicated daytime talk show, Anderson, premiering Monday, Sept. 12.

“I’ve been reporting for 20 years,” Cooper says.

“I am 44. I really wanted to get more out of life. I want to laugh more every day and live more every day. It’s not enough to just survive. I have to thrive. I spend a lot of time just trying to make a living. I wanted to figure out how to get more out of every day. What I like the most about work is meeting people in a disaster or conflict and to give them a voice.”

Seven weeks before the show’s launch, Cooper talked for a long time, without publicists and producers, with Zap2it. The show could feature celebrities, and Cooper isn’t above reality show fascinations; he loves the Real Housewives.

Yet hosting a talk show doesn’t mean he’s abandoning serious reporting. His most recent trip to Somalia, shedding light on children starving to death, proves he remains a committed journalist.

At the heart of Anderson is “giving voice to people who have faced difficulties,” he says. “I started traveling in the wake of my brother’s suicide.”

To juggle his different gigs, Anderson plans to shoot two episodes of the talk show three days a week. This would still allow him to cover breaking news, such as his trips to Egypt, Japan and Joplin, Mo.

The guileless manner Anderson has one on one is what comes across on TV. When he dissolved into a fit of giggles midAugust while reading an item containing 21 puns about French actor Gerard Depardieu urinating on a plane, Cooper immediately put himself on that segment of his show, “RidicuList.”

“It is a little embarrassing because I giggle like a 13-year-old girl meeting Justin Bieber,” he says.

It’s precisely that attitude that will continue to win viewers. He seems constitutionally incapable of putting on airs, though his mother was designer and socialite Gloria Vanderbilt and his dad was writer Wyatt Cooper.

“If it works, great, if it doesn’t ...,” his voice trails off. “I have a staff of people who want it to work.”

As he talks he bats around potential topics for the show. “We can do an entire audience of kids who have been affected (by bullying),” he says. “There are just a lot of unfair things that happen.”

Cooper doesn’t try to hype himself.

“There is a high failure rate,” with daytime talk shows, he says. “It may very well fail. I am a big believer in playing into the things that you fear the most. As an adult, I try not to worry. From when I was 10, I had a furrowed brow. And my dad used to say, ‘Enjoy, enjoy.’ Obviously, I want this to work, and it can be a great life-enhancing thing for viewers. And if it fails, I’ll still have my job at CNN, unless I really fail and they get rid of me, too.”

He considers that he could wait tables again, though he admits to being awful at it when he was a teen. He worked at an Upper East Side restaurant and served some of his mom’s friends. They didn’t recognize him when he was a waiter.

And that taught him about having no voice.

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tv specials & highlights THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2011 7:00 / Flight 175: As the World Watched As millions watch in horror, Flight 175 becomes the second plane hijacked by terrorists to crash into the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

L American Chopper: Senior vs.

Junior 8:00 _ ( Wipeout ) The Vampire Diaries 8:30 * CBS Fall Preview The stars of “The Big Bang Theory” host a sneak peek at the network’s new programs. (N) 9:00 _ ( Rookie Blue , After the Wall — A World United World leaders provide perspectives on the Berlin Wall, and the reunification of Germany.

10:32 0 Dance Moms 11:00 B Beyond Scared Straight

7:30 / Kate Plus 8 8:00 _ ( Bachelor Pad ) Gaga by Gaultier Musician Lady Gaga talks with fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier about her life and career. *9:00 ` The 2011 Miss Universe Pageant Women from more than 80 countries vie for the crown; Natalie Morales and Andy Cohen Host. (N) 9:15 ) The CW 2011 Fall Preview Special The fall season with hosts Maggie Q and Kristoffer Polaha. (N) 10:00 _ ( Castle 11:00 / Kate Plus 8

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 7:00 / Big Sexy After Nikki and her boyfriend breakup, Leslie throws a singles party.

7:30 B Billy the Exterminator 8:00 _ ( Wipeout 9:00 ) Ringer 10:00 * NCIS: Los Angeles 11:00 / What Not to Wear 2 Born to Dance: Laurieann Gibson

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 7:00 / Hoarding: Buried Alive 7:30 B Storage Wars 8:00 _ ( The Middle * Survivor: South Pacific 8:30 _ ( The Middle 9:00 ) America’s Next Top Model 9:30 0 Roseanne’s Nuts 10:00 _ ( Primetime Nightline 10:30 ` Free Agents 11:00 / Kate Plus 8 0 Dance Moms

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2011 7:00 / Four Weddings 0 Unsolved Mysteries 8:00 _ ( Shark Tank ) Nikita 8:30 ` Friends With Benefits 9:00 _ ( Karaoke Battle USA 10:00 _ ( 20/20 11:00 0 Against the Wall P Jurassic C.S.I.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 7:00 , History Detectives / Lottery Changed My Life 4 NCIS 8:00 ` Who Do You Think You Are? 8:20 Z Ray Charles in Concert Songs include “I Got a Woman,” “America, the Beautiful,” “It Had to Be You.” 9:00 / 9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor The story of survival and bravery of those whose lives where impacted on 9/11.

10:00 ` Law & Order: SVU 10:30 > Keeping Up With the Kardashians 11:0 P Alaska State Troopers

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 7:00 P Inside 9/11: Zero Hour The horror and heroism of those who died and the thousands of others who survived the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

7:30 / Cake Boss 8:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 9:00 _ ( 20/20 10:00 * The Good Wife 10:21 4 Twin Towers Two brothers, a firefighter and a police officer, are remembered. (N) 11:00 / Hoarding: Buried Alive 2 Born to Dance: Laurieann Gibson

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 2011 7:00 K In Search of the Truth

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BVI CABLE TV CHANNEL GUIDE T1 Visitor’s Channel

20 MSNBC

38 Tru TV

56 Sports Max

2 Community Bulletin Board

21 TBN

39 Headline News

57 Oxygen

3 TV Guide

22 The Weather Channel

40 HGTV

58 TCM – Classic Hollywood

4 Azteca International

23 CNN

41 GSN

59 CNN Internatinal

6 ESPN2 Caribbean

24 ESPN Caribbean

42 Lifetime Movie Network

60 AXN

7 WABC-TV

25 BBC World

43 3ABN

61 Animax

8 WSVI – St. Croix (ABC)

26 Tempo

44 The Discovery Channel

62 Warner Channel

9 WPIX-TV

27 Fox Soccer Channel

45 Versus

63 Sony Ent. TV

10 WSEE-TV (CBS)

28 EWTN

46 Speed

64 BBC America

11 WUTV-TV (Fox)

29 WGN

47 Disney Channel

65 The History Channel

12 WTJX-St. Thomas (PBS)

30 E! Entertainment TV

48 National Geographic Channel

66 The Biography Channel

13 WTVJ-TV (NBC)

31 VH1 Soul

49 Discovery Kids

67 Fox Deportes

14 WWOR

32 Fox News Channel

50 Boomerang

69 TV Games Network

15 LIV

33 G4-Tech TV

51 CBN

70 HBO Caribbean

16 Lifetime Television

34 A&E

52 HLSCC

71 HBO Plus

17 Animal Planet

35 Nickelodeon

53 Food Network

72 HBO Family

18 BET

36 CNBC

54 C-SPAN

73 MAX

19 TNT International

37 Cartoon Network

55 JTV

74 Max Prime

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Back To School Regatta With Royal BVI Yacht Club officials gearing up for ize, it’s an event they use to get kids who have been the annual Back to School Regatta this weekend away for a long summer, sailing again. (weather permitting) several questions immediately “It’s open to any sailor from any school,” surface.

Wooldridge pointed out. “This year, we are doing Will the territory’s next international sailor be dissomething a little different in that we are opening it up covered? Will that sailor have the drive to go it alone, to adults, so long as they dress up like children and determination to overcome challenges, dedication to behave childishly.” practice long hours alone and commitment to the While racing will be done at Nanny Cay where the craft? youth sailing operations are now based, event regisIt was at this regatta some years back, I met Alec tration will take place on Friday from at the Royal BVI Anderson, the Territory’s top sailor, who demonstratYacht Club headquarters in Road Reef. Registration ed all the characteristics outlined above. Now a stuwill run from 6:30 p.m. onwards. There’s a late regisdent at Roger Williams University, he earned All tration starting at 8 a.m. on Saturday morning. Racing America honors in June, in helping to lead the Hawks begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. on Sunday. to their first sailing title in school history. Anderson Saturday’s racing will have two sessions while there too, is one of our budding Olympic hopefuls as the will be one on Sunday morning. Registration for the BVI has not been represented in sailing at the Olympic event is $40 for members and $55 for non members.

Games since 1996.

Last year’s regatta attracted six sailors from St. This event for which registration begins tomorThomas. Wooldridge said he knows of two who are row and runs through Saturday, is scheduled for the coming, who participated in a camping trip in Maho Sir Francis Drakes Channel, with a start off Nanny Cay. Bay on Virgin Gorda, which included St. Thomas Particularly those in the green Optimist sailors. He said he’s fleet, it gives young sailors an expecting 6-8 coming from St. opportunity to begin honing Thomas. “We have 15-16 Optimist their skills and getting the dinghies available and there are basics of the sport under their about half a dozen lasers,” he belt. It’s amazing to see the little said. “If I can source all of those ones out in their dinghy maneuboats out sailing, that’s as about vering and navigating the as good as we can do.” course.

Wooldridge said they are Event coordinator Richard also monitoring the approaching Wooldridge said while its not weather system and what effect it the biggest regatta they organmight have on the event.

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Vol. 23, No. 51 • Sept 8 - 14, 2011

12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M UEFA Euro 2012 Soccer Qualifier: Romania vs. France. [ The Last Train From Bay Meadows 1:00 8 SportsCenter (N) ; Action Sports World Championships 1:45 9 Sport Today 2:00 M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Quarterfinals/Mixed Doubles Final. (N) 3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report 3:30 8 College Football Live ; Golf Life ’11 4:00 8 NFL Live (N) 5:00 8 Around the Horn (N) ; TEVA Mountain Games 6:00 ; College Football Saturday Preview 6:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age 7:00 8 Audibles (N) ; College Football Southern Methodist at Texas A&M. 7:30 ` Football Night in America: Kickoff Special (N) 8:00 8 College Football Arizona at Oklahoma State. (N) M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Quarterfinals and Exhibition Match. (N) 8:30 ` NFL Football New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers. (N) 9:00 N iMPACT Wrestling (N) 11:00 8 M SportsCenter (N) 11:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age

; College Football Iowa at Iowa State. (N) N Trucks! (N) 12:30 PM N MuscleCar (N) 1:00 ) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at New York Mets. (N) 2:00 ` World of Adventure Sports (N) 3:00 _ ( College Football Countdown (N) ` Track and Field IAAF Diamond League: Zurich. (Taped) 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) 3:15 8 ESPN Goal Line (N) 3:30 _ ( College Football Alabama at Penn State. (N) ; College Football Virginia Tech at East Carolina. (N) 4:00 ` Dew Tour: Countdown to the Toyota Challenge (N) 4:15 8 College Football Scoreboard ( 4:30 ` Action Sports (N) 8 College Football South Carolina at Georgia. (N) 6:00 M Italian Serie A Soccer 6:30 . Giants Preview Special 7:30 _ ( NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Wonderful Pistachios 400. (N) 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) 8:00 * M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Women’s Final. (N) 8:30 9 Spirit of Yachting 10:30 ; Pro Football Weekly 11:00 . Giants Access Blue

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2011

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 2011

12:30 PM * 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Doubles Final and Women’s Semifinals. (N) 1:00 ; Boys in the Hall 1:30 ; Golf Life ’11 M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Doubles Final and Women’s Semifinals.

3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report 3:30 8 College Football Live 4:00 8 NFL Live (N) ; College Football Saturday Preview 4:30 ; Pro Football Weekly (N) 5:00 8 Around the Horn (N) M Off Road: Baja Espana (N) 6:00 ; UEFA Champions League Magazine (N) 6:30 ; Amazing Sports Stories 7:00 8 College Football Florida International at Louisville. (N) 7:30 ; MMAthletics 8:00 ; Boxing Dyah Ali Davis vs.

Francisco Sierra.

9:00 M Rugby World Cup: New Zealand vs. Tonga.

10:00 8 College Football Scoreboard 10:30 8 College Football Missouri at Arizona State. (N)

12:00 * The NFL Today (N) ; Women’s College Volleyball UCLA at USC. (Taped) 12:30 PM N MuscleCar 1:00 & MLB Baseball (N) * NFL Football Regional Coverage. ` Rugby IRB World Cup 2011: Ireland vs. United States.

M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Semifinals.

2:00 8 30 for 30 2:30 M Cycling Vuelta a Espana 3:00 ; The Game 365 3:30 9 Spirit of Yachting 4:00 * 2011 U.S. Open Tennis ` Dew Tour: Countdown to the Toyota Challenge (N) 4:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Final.

5:00 8 E:60 (N) 5:30 ; MMAthletics 6:00 8 E:60 (N) 7:00 ` Football Night in America (N) . NY Giants Postgame 7:30 M NFL PrimeTime (N) 8:00 8 MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at New York Mets.

8:15 ` M NFL Football Dallas Cowboys at New York Jets. (N) 9:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age 10:30 ; College Football Saturday Review 10:40 = Instant Replay

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2011

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 12:00 * M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Semifinals. (N) Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 2011 12:30 PM [ Television Games 2:00 8 NFL Live (N) 3:00 8 NFL PrimeTime (N) ; TEVA Mountain Games M NFL Football Dallas Cowboys at New York Jets.

4:30 8 Pardon the Interruption 6:00 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer (N) 6:30 ; Boys in the Hall M NFL Esta Noche (N) 7:00 8 NFL Football New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins. ; College Football Nevada at Oregon. (Taped) 9:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N) 10:00 ; The Dan Patrick Show 10:15 8 NFL Football Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos.

11:00 ; The Car Show (N)

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M 2011 U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Semifinals.

12:30 PM [ Television Games 2:00 8 NFL PrimeTime 2:30 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Teams to Be Announced. (N) 3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report 3:30 8 College Football Live M NFL Football New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins.

4:00 8 NFL Live (N) 6:30 ; The Game 365 M Italian Serie A Highlight Show (N) 7:00 8 Rise Up (Season Premiere) (N) 8:00 8 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event. (Taped) 9:00 8 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event. (Taped) 10:30 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M Italian Serie A Soccer 12:30 PM ; Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 1:30 ; North American Whitetail 3:30 8 College Football Live 4:00 8 NFL Live (N) 5:30 8 Pardon the Interruption 6:00 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer 7:00 8 MLB Baseball Teams 8:00 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. (N) 10:00 8 MLB Baseball Teams M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. (N) 10:45 9 Sport Today 11:00 ; College Football Saturday Preview (N) 11:30 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer