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Dec 8 - 14, 2011 Vol.24, No.12

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HLSCC Christmas Concert This Saturday

ALSO THIS WEEK: Full Moon Parties • Hibiscus Society Meeting • Christmas in Spanish Town • Grown & Sexy

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Christmas Musical Magic Included in the evening’s performance will be the Brass and Woodwind Ensembles – directed by Arthur Sellwood and Dr Allison Flax Archer respectively. The Jazz Ensemble, directed by Andre Braithwaite, will perform a repertoire of Christmas music with a jazz twist and the Chamber Players complete the instrument section under the direction of Erica Wattley.

Another Christmas concert highlight is the vocal accompaniment of the college’s Chorale Ensemble, which is directed by Shelly Urquhart. The chorale will perform traditional Christmas tunes that bring the holiday’s true meaning home.

Mrs. Linette Baa, HLSCC Performance Arts Co-coordinator said, “As in the past, the Christmas concert will include both traditional and contemporary Christmas songs. The genres range from classical, jazz and contemporary music – so there is something for everyone to enjoy.”

Tickets are $20 and are available at LIME, HLSCC Bookstore, Road Town Bakery, Umi Fashions and Sunny Caribbee. Tickets are $5 for Primary and Secondary school students. For further information call Daniel Singh at HLSCC at 852-7011.

A sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner are the annual events such as Christmas on Main Street, the lighting of the Christmas tree, and of course, the annual H. Lavity Stoutt Community College HLSCC Christmas Concert Christmas Concert.

This year is no different and the stage is set for the college to thrill again, to what will almost certainly be a packed house for this festive musical treat to be held on Saturday, December 10th at 8:00pm.

The College Ensembles consist of local talent made up of students and members of the local community who form the musical ensembles and bring to each, their own unique sound. The performances will include a wide range of popular Christmas songs, both traditional and contemporary, and fans will be treated to yet another rich evening of yuletide music and entertainment that has become customary over the years.

— Jan Critchley

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

Should I take my Boyfriend to Christmas Party the background or maybe just watching you for your reaction when both your boyfriend and the boss are in the same area.

On the other hand, depending on how long ago it was, maybe your co-workers have forgotten the situation by now and really couldn’t care less. In which case, the party could be event free.

Staying away from the party does not solve the problem. The real problem is that you have to consider your conscience and the issue of trust in the relationship.

That is much more important than what your co-workers think. Was this a one-time ‘closeness’ or is it a habit with you? If you are truly committed to your boyfriend, then make an effort to have him be the one to fulfill your needs, instead of turning to another man. You are human, so everyone makes mistakes, but learn from them.

Ensure that you set proper boundaries with your boss going forward and also try to behave in a professional manner at work to redeem yourself. Even if you slipped once, that does not have to dictate who you are going forward.

Dear Koren, Our staff Christmas party is coming up and my boyfriend is looking forward to going with me. The only problem is there were rumours in the office that I was involved with the boss. We did have a short period of closeness but I regretted it and now it is purely business. I don’t want anyone to say anything to my boyfriend. Should I just make up an excuse to keep him away from the party or would that make me look guilty?

– Wondering Dear Wondering, By now you must be aware of whether you were involved with the boss or not. You said there was a short period of closeness which you regret. I am not even sure what a short period of closeness entails, but if nothing wrong was done, why do you have regrets? Obviously, some rumours do have an element of truth to them.

It is clear that you did not confess anything to your boyfriend, so if anyone says anything at the party, it could be devastating to him and to the relationship; especially if they give the wrong information. Even if they do not say anything, the body language displayed could be uncomfortable. Being looked at snidely, snickering in

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

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By Jane Bakewell

Holidays, Food and Resolutions A friend sent me a funny Facebook posting recently that got me thinking. The photos showed two women both 51 years old. The one on the left was a health food advocate and vegetarian who believed in colonic cleansing and looked (kindly speaking) like a dried prune. On the right was British Food writer and cooking show host, Nigella Lawson, the creamy-skinned, buxom self-proclaimed “domestic goddess” who sells her culinary creations with flirtatious flair. Under her picture it said,“She eats, butter, meat and desserts.” Of course the irony was not lost on the viewer, albeit Nigella was most likely photo-enhanced.

Although not a strict vegetarian, I do think there is a lot be said for less heavy meat consumption and more reliance on proteins coming from fish or chicken.

Generally after shopping my vegetable drawer spills over into the bottom shelf of my refrigerator along with fruits.

I was once accused of eating “rabbit food,” which I found quite funny, as I didn’t know rabbits also enjoyed wine and chocolate. My recent cooking forays have been in discovering Israeli dishes which to my delight are just my style of eating: five to six different small salads made with grains, greens, and olives with a garnish of skewered chicken on the side. In fact, I’m treating myself to an Israeli dishes cookbook for the holidays.

It appears to me that this “what we eat or do not eat for the good of our health” debate has gone on for decades. Nutritionists will say after one study: eggs, milk, butter, red meat constitutes our healthy building blocks and in the next study these foods are killing us Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

with cholesterol. There are so many altered non-fat, low cholesterol, and artificially sweetened foods on the shelves of our grocery stores now our taste buds are getting genetically altered. There is always a new marketing buzz-word; pro-biotic, anti-oxidant, Vitamins C and D enhanced. What happened to the foods we just pull out of the ground, wash off and eat?

Of course the other big question involves Nature verses Nurture. How much are we genetically pre-disposed to wonderful skin, lustrous hair, lean bodies no matter what we consume? Or is it all dependent on what we put in our mouths? I read years ago that Sophia Loren’s breakfast consists of an espresso coffee and biscotti. Not in my mind the healthiest way to start your day, but are we going to argue over her breath taking form? A recent startling case in Ohio was reported where an obese eight year old weighing 200 pounds was taken by the Government’s Family Services Agency and put in foster care for what was considered medical neglect. How much this weight was due to diet and how much to an unknown physical predisposition was not totally determined.

With the holidays approaching many will tend to over indulge in holiday treats-especially those laden with carbohydrates and that sweet temptress, sugar! Solemn New Year’s resolutions will be made (this is annually the highest time for gym memberships) and broken. The wisdom I would pass on at this time of the year comes from my beloved father, who left this earth way too soon.

Always fit, always trim, he believed in moderation in all food consumption, was not big on sweets and believed a bit of exercise every day was vital. His motto was: “eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, dinner like a pauper.” You might want to try that for your New Year’s resolution.

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By Melissa Woodley

Footloose Upon hearing the news that a remake of the ‘80s classic Footloose was in the works, I was among the crowd of skeptics.

Why make a remake? The original is a great movie! No one can top Kevin Bacon or

(Julianne Hough) who dates an amateur racing car driver and wears tiny shorts while dancing at illegal parties whenever possible. It’s the standard story of boy meets girl – boy gets in trouble with girl’s boyfriend – boys duel in school bus demolition derby race.

Ren makes it his mission to change the town’s archaic law – and win the girl – by holding a dance for his fellow high school students. Along the way, there are plenty of moments which Footloose fans new and old will enjoy. And yes, Ren still teaches Willard, his new friend with two left feet, dance moves to the tune of Let’s Hear It for the Boy.

his sky-high hair.

But I am pleasantly surprised to admit that the 2011 remake of Footloose, starring Julianne Hough (Dancing with the Stars) and newcomer Kenny Wormald is good.

It’s really, really good.

It is critical to point out that this new edition is nearly a shot-for-shot remake of the original – same scenes, same dialogue, same songs. But the new movie actually adds more. There’s more depth to the characters – more emotion behind the ban on dancing that new-to-town Ren MacCormack (Wormald) just doesn’t understand.

For anyone unfamiliar with the movie, Ren moves from Boston to the small town of Bomont, Georgia to live with his aunt and uncle following the death of his mother. It doesn’t take long for him to learn about the car crash three years ago in which several teens were killed driving home from a party. As a result, the town leaders, led by Reverend Shaw Moore (Dennis Quaid), outlawed dancing. Rev. Moore’s son Bobby was the driver of the car. Naturally, Moore’s other child is rebellious Ariel 9

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

Grown & Sexy

Jingle Bell Rock

Don’t miss the final Grown & Sexy production for 2011, on Saturday, December 10th at Calalloo, Prospect Reef from 10pm till late. Final Destination – Battle of the Decades is the theme and DJs Bertrum, Wiz and Commodore will be spinning your favorite tunes from the 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s. So there’s sure to be something for everyone at this popular party night.

Get in the holiday spirit this Friday at the Winter in Wonderland Glow Party from 10pm at the Batcave, Baughers Bay. Making sure the sounds are sharp are DJs Bertrum and Millennium so party on down! Call ahead on 541-0337 for tickets.

Little Switzerland Get your designer jewelry gifts and have a festive good time as well at Little Switzerland’s customer Christmas party on Friday, December 16 from 9am till 8pm. With live music, hors d’oeuvres, free gifts, raffles and 10% discount for locals – this is a special Christmas treat indeed.

Tantalizing Tuesdays Soper’s Hole Marina presents “Tantalizing Tuesdays” every Tuesday until 27th December from 57pm. All your favorite stores will be open and are offering 5-10% discounts on holiday shopping! Live Music by The Dessert Band will get you tapping your feet while you enjoy the BBQ appetizers and drink specials.

Christmas in Spanish Town If you are on Virgin Gorda this Saturday and Sunday, then check out Christmas in Spanish Town. Located by the fire station, the event will feature holiday gifts and craft stalls, music, food and gift giveaways for the kids.

Full Moon Parties It’s that time again for Full Moon Parties and your last chance to catch one in 2011. This Saturday, head to Bomba Shack in Capoon’s Bay on the north shore for full on party action till late and live music by Fine Face Combo Band. Over at Trellis Bay, enjoy the family friendly atmosphere with the Mocko Jumbies, Caribbean Buffet, live music by Awesome Crew and the magical fire sculptures that burn from around 9pm.

Floral Gathering Calling all hibiscus lovers! The next monthly meeting of the Hibiscus Society will be held on Sunday, December 11 at Fishlock House in the J.R. O’Neal Botanic Gardens at 3.00pm. Refreshments will be served to celebrate the holiday season; so don’t miss this colorful event. For further information please e-mail bvichapter.hibiscussociety@gmail.com.

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live music • events • concerts

THURSDAY - DEC. 8

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm VILLAGE CAY — Steel Band & BBQ 7-10pm

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

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm U.P’S CINEMA — Party with DJ Millennium King &

Animesty Sounds CALALLOO — Grown & Sexy Battle of the Decade

with BJ Bertrum, Commodore & Wiz 10pm until

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Tapas Night & Live music by Caave Stout QUITO’S — Quito plays solo

EAST END TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Full Moon Party

& Music by Awesome crew

NANNY CAY PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Traditional Thanksgiving

dinner from 6pm

CAPOONS BAY BOMBA SHACK — Full Moon Party & Music by Fine

face combo band

FRIDAY - DEC.9 ROAD TOWN

NANNY CAY

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

BEACH BAR — BBQ and Music by Too Smooth Band

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

from 7pm

U.P’S CINEMA — Party with DJ Krusha THE PUB — Music & Happy Hour from 6:30-10:30 THE BAT CAVE — Winter In Wonderland Glow party

with DJ Bertrun & DJ Millennium King 10pm

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S —Wii Bowling Night - Prizes QUITO’S — Guest Artist ELM’S — Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Pizza & Panini’s Night QUITO’S — Quito & the Edge on stage ELM’S — Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment

SPANISH TOWN (VG) — Christmas in VG

SUNDAY - DEC. 11

NANNY CAY

ROAD TOWN

BEACH BAR — TGIF Beach Party

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

SATURDAY - DEC. 10

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

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

ROAD TOWN

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• parties • sports • movies and more

U.P’S CINEMA — Latin Party with DJ Fuggie

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

BOTANIC GARDENS — Hibiscus Society Meeting at

3pm

UPCOMING EVENTS

WEST END SOPER’S HOLE MARINA — Tantalizing Tuesdays Live

NANNY CAY

music by the Dessert Band

PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Both now open for

Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beers

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Pizza & Panini’s Night

EAST END

QUITO’S — Quito plays solo

THE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Sunday BBQ, Happy

Hour Prices all night & Music by MJ Blues from 7pm

NANNY CAY

CANE GARDEN BAY

PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Both now open for Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beers

MYETT’S — Ackee & Saltfish with steel pan music QUITO’S — Guest Artist

EAST END

ELM’S — Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment

TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Ladies Night

MONDAY - DEC. 12

- 2 for 1 drinks

ROAD TOWN

WEDNESDAY - DEC. 14

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

ROAD TOWN

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

PUSSERS — Martini Night 6pm. Daily happy hour

NANNY CAY PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Both now open for

Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beers

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Margarita Monday & Mexican Munchies QUITO’S — Guest Artist

VG & OUTER ISLANDS BATH & TURTLE (VG) — Corona Drinks Specials

TUESDAY - DEC. 13 ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

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

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

NANNY CAY PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Both now open for Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beerst

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Wacky Wednesday & Bushwacker

Specials QUITO’S — Guest Artist ELM’S — Pizza & Sheppards Pie Night with Live

Entertainment

Foxy’s Old Year’s Night — Dec 31 Little Switzerland Customer Appreciation Party — Dec 16 Torch Light Parade — Dec 16 & 17 O’Neal & Mundy Commodore’s Cup — Dec 17 New Year’s Party @ Trellis Bay — Dec 31 Henry Haid & the Sun Kings @ JR — Jan 6, 7 HLSCC “Old Time Story” — Jan 13-15 Chris Klein & the Boulevards @JR — Jan 20, 21 Corky Chamber Blues @ HLSCC — Feb 25

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Jay Bobbin

Couric Recalls ‘The Year’ It’s Been In ABC Special In making The Year what she terms “a fast-paced and fun show,” Couric also will revisit happier stories she covered while at CBS, such as the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. “It’s going to be jampacked with the stories that really captured our attention and our imaginations this year. News comes so fast and furious, it’ll be great to see how the year unfolded through stories that seem to vanish into the ether pretty quickly.”

A “Hall of Shame” segment will be included as well, and as Couric puts it, “You can probably guess some of the people who will be in that.”

If anyone knows how much can happen over the course of 12 months, it’s Katie Couric.

After beginning 2011 still serving as anchor and managing editor of CBS Evening News, she’s ending it with one of her first major ventures since joining ABC News. It forms part of a deal that also will see her launch a syndicated weekday talk show for parent company Disney/ABC next fall. A co-production with People magazine, the special The Year ... With Katie Couric airs Thursday, Dec. 15.

“It is quite helpful to get more of a bird’s-eye view on some of these issues,” Couric says of the retrospective’s inclusion of such stories as the Republican candidates’ presidential debates and the Penn State University sex abuse scandal. “By not covering every moment of every story, I think you can have a slightly different perspective.”

Couric is grateful to have a two-hour slot to look back at 2011, but she claims, “This is going to be turbocharged, a year-ender on steroids. I don’t think we’re going to go into huge depth on any one story, because these are stories everyone is pretty familiar with. Of course, though, we want to bring them up to speed. If we’re talking about the Arab Spring, we’re going to talk about where we are now in terms of the revolutions that were so mind-boggling in the Middle East.”

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

A Backdoor Look At SBBC Tournaments and not good enough for the A league.

Without a development program in place, for the This year, he has conducted a 9-12 tournament, follast 17 years, Sea Cows Bay Basketball Club (SCBBC) lowed by an intermediate men’s league and an inter dispresident Milton McLean has been playing a crucial role trict tournament. “Now on December 9, we’re embarking in the development of basketball by organizing village on a 13-15 year old Christmas Biddy Tournament,” tournaments, targeting primarily 9-12 and 13-15 year old McLean noted. “We are expecting about six teams. players.

Games will be played in Sea Cows Bay, Lower Estate and Another tournament opens this weekend, just in West End, with games starting at 5 p.m.” time for Christmas. The SCBBC began in 1994, seven When asked about the response to these tournayears after McLean moved to the village in 1987. Several ment, McLean, a former school teacher said, surprisingplayers remembered him from coaching the Runners in ly they get more interest from the 13-15 age group than the BVI Basketball Federation league in 1979. the 9-12s. “Because 9-12s are a bit younger, coaches When asked about coaching, it wasn’t his intention aren’t too keen on spending that extra time to develop to get back into it, but he eventually decided to help train them,” he explained. “They prefer when they are a little and eventually, coach. “Later on, I decided to help Sea older, where they have already grasped some skills and Cows Bay to get to the next level. I would try Biddy basknowledge of the game because they are easier to work ketball, get some youngsters in the area, train them, and with.” hopefully, later on they would bring championships to A question he considered “loaded” and sounding Sea Cows Bay,” McLean reflected. “And that’s how the like he’s tooting his own horn, is being asked to assess club started.” the impact his activities have had on the development of Eventually, he began inviting 9-12 year old teams the sport in the territory. from Road Town, Belle Vue and East End to participate, “In all honesty, over the last 16-17 years, you would before moving into 13-15 year old categories. He also has see the Sea Cows Bay Basketball Club really as the feedalso done 16-19 year old tournaments, but his focus is er organization to the BVI Basketball always on development. Several players Federation the more recognized who have gone on to BVI national teams body for basketball in the territory,” got their start in Sea Cows Bay, including he pointed out. “We could also say Kerry “Breeze” Thomas, Roger Frank, that the Sea Cows Bay Basketball Halstead “JR” Chiverton, Molik Malone, Club, has in someway affected the Chaurbin Smith, Nathaniel Malone and lives of these youngsters. In some Steve Parillon, among others. ways, it has brought a bit of disciOver the last three years, he has pline, a bit of health and hopefully, a organized an intermediate league—for guys who were too old for the B league, Sea Cows Bay Basketball Club President, Milton McLean bit of success to these kids.”

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tv specials & highlights THURSDAY DECEMBER 8, 2011

SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 2011

7:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 7:30 < Solemn Mass of the Immaculate Conception From the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.

8:00 P Alaska State Troopers 9:00 , Purdue Christmas Show The holiday celebration features sacred and secular holiday standards.

9:30 ` Parks and Recreation 9:31 * Rules of Engagement 10:30 ` Whitney 11:00 _ ( The Great Big American Auction People’s lives are changed after their hidden treasures are auctioned for large amounts of cash. (N)

7:00 4 NCIS L American Chopper: Senior vs.

Junior 9:00 _ ( Primetime Nightline * Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Burl Ives narrates an animated tale about Santa’s sleigh guide.

11:00 , Masterpiece Classic ` Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

FRIDAY DECEMBER 9, 2011 7:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 8:00 P Alaska State Troopers 8:20 ∫ North American International Auto Show 2011 9:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Part 1 of 2) ) Nikita 9:30 * Frosty Returns A snow-removal spray threatens magic Frosty.

10:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (Part 2 of 2) 11:00 * Blue Bloods

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SUNDAY DECEMBER 11, 2011 7:30 6 Weather Caught on Camera 8:00 _ ( America’s Funniest Home Videos 8:30 1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals 9:00 * The Amazing Race D Trash Inc: The Secret Life of Garbage Garbage is everywhere and brings gold to companies that dominate the $52-billion-a-year industry.

11:00 1 Madagascar

MONDAY DECEMBER 12, 2011 7:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 7:30 < Our Lady of Guadalupe & Miraculous Mexico Mary’s visit converts millions of Aztecs and Mayans.

8:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 10:31 * Mike & Molly

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TUESDAY DECEMBER 13, 2011 7:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 7:30 1 Orangutan Island 8:00 , No Textbook Answer — Communities Confront the Achievement Gap Seven communities work to improve educational outcomes.

8:30 1 Stranger Among Bears 10:30 _ ( Suburgatory N Dumbest Stuff on Wheels 11:00 _ ( Body of Proof P Rock Stars

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 14, 2011 7:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries 7:30 1 Orangutan Island 8:00 0 Unsolved Mysteries P The Truth Behind the Devil’s Bible Unraveling the secrets of a large medieval manuscript, the Codex Gigas.

9:00 D Coca-Cola: The Real Story Behind the Real Thing Melissa Lee reveals secrets about the world’s most-popular soft drink.

10:00 _ ( Modern Family 11:00 * CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

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THURSDAY DECEMBER 8, 2011 12:30 PM M Primal Instinct TV 1:00 ; Soccer (N) M The Buck Stops Here With Mike Hanback N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Wonderful Pistachios 400.

1:30 M Aaron’s Outdoors (N) 2:30 M O’Neill Outside (N) 3:00 M Eye of the Hunter 3:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets (N) 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) ; College Football Saturday Preview 4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N) 8 College Football Live (N) 5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N) N Barrett-Jackson Special Edition 6:00 ; Spruce Meadows ’11 ( 6:30 M World of Adventure Sports 7:00 ; College Football Saturday Preview 8:00 & College Basketball Harvard at Connecticut. (N) 9:00 8 SEC Storied (N) ; Tennis Champions Series: Surprise.

9:30 M Winchester Legends 10:00 & 8 College Football Awards

FRIDAY DECEMBER 9, 2011 12:30 PM M Ruger’s Adventures 1:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N) ; English Premier League Soccer Aston Villa vs. Manchester United.

1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 2:00 M North American Hunter 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) 4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N) 5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N) ; College Football Saturday Preview 6:00 M Winchester Legends 6:30 ; Action Sports World Tour 7:00 ; UEFA Champions League Magazine (N) 8:00 & 8 NFL Kickoff (N) ; College Football Saturday Preview 9:00 & 8 College Football NCAA Division I, Quarterfinal: 9:30 M The Buck Stops Here With Mike Hanback 10:00 N NASCAR Hall of Fame Biography (N) 11:00 ; Countdown to Signing Day (N) N NASCAR Hall of Fame Biography 11:30 ; High School Football California Southern Section Division, Final: Teams

SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 2011 12:30 PM ; Pro Football Weekly M The World of Beretta 1:00 & College Football Awards N Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Las Vegas. (N) Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

1:30 & College Basketball Cincinnati at Xavier. (N) 2:30 _ AT&T ESPN All-America Team Show (N) 3:00 & English Premier League World ; College Basketball BYU at Utah.

4:00 M Fishing With Roland Martin 4:15 8 College Basketball Ohio State at Kansas. (N) 5:00 ; College Basketball Clemson at Arizona. (N) 5:30 ` Triathlon Ironman World Championship. (Taped) 5:45 & Basketball Without Borders 6:15 & 8 College Basketball Kentucky at Indiana. (N) 9:00 & 8 2011 Heisman Trophy Presentation (N) 9:30 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. 10:00 & College Basketball Michigan State at Gonzaga. (N) 11:30 8 SportsCenter (N)

SUNDAY DECEMBER 11, 2011 12:00 * Outdoorsman With Buck McNeely M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets N Lucas Oil Drag Boat Racing San Diego. (Taped) 1:00 * The NFL Today (N) ` Figure Skating ISU Grand Prix Final. (N Same-day Tape) 2:00 * NFL Football Regional Coverage. (N) 3:00 & Outside the Lines (N) ` World of Adventure Sports 4:00 ` PGA Tour Golf Franklin Templeton Shootout, 4:30 8 ESPNU Awards Show M The Ride 5:00 * NFL Football Buffalo Bills at San Diego Chargers. (N) 6:00 & 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event. (Taped) 7:00 & 2011 World Series of Poker Final Table. (Taped) 9:15 ` NFL Football New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys. (N) 9:30 8 Bowl Mania Special (N) 10:00 & Spanish Primera Division Soccer Teams TBA. 11:45 9 Sport Today

MONDAY DECEMBER 12, 2011 12:30 PM M Dangerous Game 1:00 ; English Premier League Soccer Teams TBA. (Taped) 3:00 M Jimmy Houston Outdoors 3:30 M North American Hunter 5:30 ; Motorhead Garage TV 6:00 M Skiing Nature Valley Aspen Winternational: Women’s Slalom.

7:00 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer (N) 7:30 ; Countdown to Signing Day 8:00 & ESPNSoccernet Press Pass

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8:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly Questionable (N) 9:00 & English Premier League Soccer Chelsea vs. Manchester City. ; College Basketball Clemson at Arizona.

9:30 8 NFL Football St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks. (N)

TUESDAY DECEMBER 13, 2011 12:00 M Fishing With Roland Martin 12:30 PM M Bill Dance Outdoors 1:00 N Formula One Racing Australian Grand Prix.

2:00 M Blue Collar Adventures 3:00 8 NFL PrimeTime 3:30 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) 4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N) 5:30 M Under Wild Skies 6:00 ; Great American Stock Car Series 7:00 ; Countdown to Signing Day 9:00 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. 9:30 M NHL Live (N) 10:00 & 2011 CrossFit Games 4 WWE Tribute to the Troops 8 College Basketball Central Michigan at Minnesota. (N) M NHL Hockey San Jose Sharks at Colorado Avalanche.

10:30 & 2011 CrossFit Games

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 14, 2011 12:30 PM M 100 Percent Real Hunting 1:00 ; North American Hunter M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets N Auto Racing FIA GT1 World Championship: Belgium. (Taped) 1:30 ; Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 3:00 M Bill Dance Outdoors 3:30 M Fishing With Roland Martin 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) 4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N) M Salty Dog Sportfishing Hawaii 5:00 N Barrett-Jackson Special Edition 7:00 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer 8:00 & College Basketball Florida International at Maryland.

8 The Herbies: College Football 2011 Pre-Bowl Season Special (N) 8:30 8 College Basketball Florida International at Maryland.

M NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Minnesota Wild. (N Subject to Blackout) 9:00 ; Tennis Champions Series: St. Louis.

10:00 & College Basketball Tennessee at College of Charleston.