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Feb 2 - 8, 2012 Vol.24, No.20

YOUR FREE GUIDE To our Islands’ Happenings

Super Bowl XLVI The Rematch This Sunday

ALSO THIS WEEK: Super Bowl Parties • Big BBQ Benefit • Full Moon Parties • Miss BVI Teachers Union Pageant

This Week’s Feature Story

Farmers’ Week Gears up for 20th Anniversary fungi band, Razor Blades will be playing live at the venue Preparations are well underway for Farmers’ Week, on Sunday. Other entertainment is provided by the which marks its 20th anniversary starting next week, Heritage Dancers and Grasshoppers, and games such as Friday 10th to 17th February. This ever-popular, fun famDonkey Races and “Guess the Weight of the Cow!” ily event promises to be better than ever to recognize From Monday, the Agricultural Exhibition moves local farmers and to show the importance of agriculture across the Territory to Anegada (Monday, 13th), Jost Van across the Territory.

Dyke (Tuesday, 14th) and Virgin Gorda (Thursday, 16th) The activities will start with a bang on Friday, 10th where local farmers will be showing their wares, and the at 10am from Ceremony March with an Opening ending with an Awards Ceremony and entertainment at Department of Agriculture grounds at Paraquita Bay with each location. On Wednesday, 15th February there will be DJ Push Pop. Then all weekend, activities will be held an Open House at the Department of Agriculture from there such as colorful crop exhibits plus livestock and 9:30am to 3pm which everyone is invited to attend. other displays.

The grand finale for the anniversary week is on Kicking off the weekend on Saturday, 11th March, Friday, February 17 when the event winds up at the Noel local farmers will be showcasing their prize produce and Lloyd Park with the Closing Ceremony, livestock, and hoping for a well deserved which includes a grand food fair and win! The fun continues later as DJs Push music by DJ Wiz. So for a great day out Pop, Wiz and Lloyd and the all girl band with all the family next weekend, look no Adikshun will be providing the entertainfurther than Farmers’ Week and have fun ment and getting everyone in a festive while supporting your local farmers and mood. After the Sunrise Church Service growers. For more information on the on Sunday, 12th February, is a complischeduled events call the Department of mentary breakfast, followed by more Agriculture at 495-2110. exhibits and cultural shows. The popular Farmer’s week 2011 — Jan Critchley

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

Clingy Girlfriend Threatening Suicide that is done to her.

Explain to her that while she is a nice person (if she is), you do not want to be in the relationship anymore because you are unhappy in it. Let her know that if you stay in the relationship and you are miserable, that will result in resentment, bitterness, arguments, fighting and you will both be unhappy and might even come to hate each other.

You would be better off being able to relate to each other as friends in a more pleasant manner.

Encourage her to make new friends so that she is not dependant on you. There is a whole world out there in which she can have a social life and find other things that interests her.

Consider enlisting her sister’s help so that you talk to her together. Her sister might want to arrange for her to get counseling or get a psychiatric evaluation to ensure that she is mentally stable as that will affect her going forward. As for you, when you make the break maintain the right boundaries and do not lead her on.

This will help her to move on with her life.

Dear Koren, I have been dating a young lady for about 10 months and find she is very clingy. She is from overseas and lives with her older sister and they don’t seem to know too many people here. I am trying to end the relationship but the first time I tried to leave she drank a lot of pills and I agreed to stay with her. How do I leave without her doing something stupid?

– Fed Up Dear Fed Up, This is definitely a serious problem and one in which you should address with great caution. This young lady seems to be quite vulnerable as she does not have a large support system; it seems that she is expecting you as her boyfriend to fill her needs for emotional satisfaction and social camaraderie. Also, do you know if she has any history of suicide attempts or mental illness in her background?

You should not be forced into staying in a relationship with someone because of circumstances. You have the right to walk away if you are not happy. However, because of her seemingly delicate state, you must be very gentle with her and help her to be a part of the decision making process so this is not seen as something

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.

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By Claudia Colli

Looking on the Bright Side Traveling is not what it used to be. I remember when I would routinely call an airline to change my reservations at the last minute without penalty. But no more.

Like travel agents and “chicken or pasta” meals, flexibility is no longer an option. Then there’s the harassment of airport security: the taking off of belts and shoes, the 3ounce bottles of shampoo and hand cream, and the zapping with radiation as we go through screening machines. And, last but not least, there’s the crowded planes with ever-decreasing seat space.

So what else can go wrong? On a recent trip from St. Thomas to Fort Lauderdale, I boarded the 40-minute late Spirit flight to find out how one can become completely crazed by airline travel. The plane not only left late, it didn’t leave at all. We had boarded the plane, crammed ourselves into our seats and waited for the plane to taxi down the runway. Our first hint that something was wrong was when we heard the sound of an engine turning over – again and again and again. You know, a bit like when your car won’t start in the morning.

Sure enough, a flight attendant announced that the plane was having mechanical difficulties and we would be returning to the gate. We deplaned and sat in the waiting room for further instructions, knowing deep down that this is St. Thomas, its 7 pm, and this plane was going nowhere that night. There was a lot of murmuring as passengers with connections realized that getting

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home that evening, or even the following one, was a thing of the past. Eventually, we were put up in a hotel – a hotel, as it turned out, with a view of Tortola – a vivid reminder that after an entire day of traveling we had only gone 12 miles.

The next day we were back at the airport, now partners in adversity with 150 other travelers. Everyone was taking a very bad situation in remarkably good humor. It seems that when you travel today, the bright side always shines out and everyone was grateful that the mechanical problem manifested itself before we left the ground.

When we boarded the plane close to 24 hours after our original scheduled departure, we were introduced to the three mechanics sitting at the back of the plane. They had been jetted down the night before and had worked throughout the night to repair the plane. There was a communal sigh of relief. If the mechanics had faith in the plane, we would too.

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By Jane Bakewell

The Debt Considered a spy thriller and based on an Israeli film of the same name, this dark yet provocative film is a fictionalized composite of some true-life events that occurred after the Nazi regime of WWII. The film starts out in 1997 with Rachel Singer (Helen Mirren), who bears the scar on her face of a mysterious and shady past as a Mossad agent responsible for the death of Dieter Vogel, the villainous surgeon of Birkenau (clearly based on Dr. Joseph Mengele the “Angel of Death”). Her daughter, a journalist has just published a book about her mother’s involvement in this heroic Israeli Intelligence raid some thirty years earlier.

Next we flash back to Rachel’s life in 1965, when along with two other Mossad agents she enters East Berlin on assignment to kidnap the surgeon, who is now operating under another name and bring him back to Israel to stand trial. (In fact another Nazi war criminal Adolph Eichmann was brought to justice this way). The young Rachel (played by Jessica Chastain) is undercover as young German wife seeking medical help for infertility. Her “husband” and a third Mossad agent set up an elaborate plot to heist the doctor from the clinic and get him clandestinely on a train out of Germany. The tension is thick as Rachel’s visits to the doctor began to raise some suspicion. Able to abduct the doctor, but botching the attempt to get him on the train they hold him hostage in Berlin, scheming an alternative plan. From here the lies and deception intertwine with ‘”truth.”

Although the viewer sees Rachel after being attacked by the surgeon, valiantly shooting him in his effort to escape, we sense this is not the real story, but it is the one the agents return with.

Cast & Credits Rachel --------------------------------Helen Mirren Stephan ----------------------------Tom Wilkinson David -------------------------------- Ciaran Hinds Young Rachel ----------------------Jessica Chastain Sarah -------------------------------Romi Aboulafia Now thirty years later intelligence gets out that a doctor in a retirement home in the Ukraine claims to be the “surgeon of Birkenau.” Rachel knows that if the truth gets out her daughter will be devastated and this will bring great embarrassment on the Mossad. She determines she is the one to pay “the debt, as she has taken credit for the lie and heads out to make retribution for the past The plot here thickens with the intensity that only the gifted actress like Mirren could bring to a role this complex. Does “truth “ that supports a greater good ever trump being based on a lie? You’ll have to see the film for yourself to decide.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

Super Bowl Parties

there will be Full Moon Parties! This Tuesday, February 7th head down to Trellis Bay for family fun with an amazing Caribbean Buffet and Cave Stoutt playing live from 6-8pm followed by fungi band, The Razorbladez, from 8pm till midnight. Add to that the magical fireballs that are lit around 9pm and the Mocko Jumbies and it’s a great night out. If you are over on the north side then head to Bomba Shack for late night party action and dance till dawn.

It’s nearly here, Super Bowl Sunday and fans are anticipating what promises to be one of the best matchups in Super Bowl History! So whether you are gunning for the Patriots or the Giants – there are lots of parties going on with plenty to offer. Myett’s, is having an all you can eat buffet for $25 and Captain Mulligan’s has 5 TV screens plus Heineken specials and giveaways all night long. Nanny Cay is having their party on the beach, with big screens, BBQ and Bud Light Specials. Pusser’s West End, Road Town and East have $1.00 off Heinekens, Painkillers, Large Pizzas and Nachos Supreme, and at Trellis Bay, de Loose Mongoose has a beach BBQ, big screens with food and drink specials. See also the ads on pages 8 and 10 for more Super Bowl specials across the BVI. Wherever you decide to party just pick up some friends, drink some beer and enjoy the big game!

Party Shot This Friday, head out to Club Diplomat for a big party night featuring The Mad Ras – Terror C, DJ Dre and The Big Bad Dutty Xtreme. There will be giveaways and specials on Heineken all night so be there to party till dawn!

Big BBQ Benefit Start the week off well and head to de Loose Mongoose on Monday, February 6th for the Big BBQ Benefit. It promises to be a fun night with great food, live music and a raffle with great prizes to support a special family. All proceeds go directly to Marshall and Michelle Hodges to help with Michelle’s medical bills. Please call 496-6744 if you would like to make a donation. See you at The Goose!

Miss BVI Teachers Union Pageant The first ever Miss BVI Teachers Pageant will take place at 7:00pm, this Saturday, February 4th at the Sir Rupert Briercliffe Hall.

The event is to raise funds for the upcoming Caribbean Union of Teachers Game later this year. Four lovely young ladies will be vying for the crown and there will be performances by the J.A.D. Dancers and the Y.D.A. Singers, so don’t miss this great family night out.

Full Moon Parties As sure as the sun rises every morning, every month

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - FEB. 2

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

ROAD TOWN

live music

SCRUB ISLAND — Cheeseburgers in Paradise with

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from 5:30-11pm

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Tapas Night & Live music by Cave QUITO’S — Quito plays solo ELM’S — Carib & Mackeson 2 for $5 all day

CAPOON’S BAY

ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from

5:30-11pm UPS CINEMA — Party with DJ Dre, Kuga & Bryan BRIERCLIFFE HALL — Miss BVITU Pageant 7pm

SEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

NANNY CAY

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from 6-9pm

MARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm

BEACH BAR — Live music with Too Smooth Band

CAPOON’S BAY

FRIDAY - FEB. 3

SEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

ROAD TOWN

CANE GARDEN BAY

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from

MYETT’S — KapEye Plays 5-7pm sunset happy hour

5:30-11pm

SUNDAY - FEB. 5

UPS CINEMA — Party with DJ Millennium King CLUB DIPLOMAT — Party Shot with DJs Terror C &

ROAD TOWN

Dre & Xtreme Band

NANNY CAY BEACH BAR — TGIF party with BBQ

& WII Bowiling Games QUITO’S — Guest Artist

PUSSER’S (EAST, WEST & RT) — Super Bowl Party LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Super Bowl Party UPS CINEMA — Sunday Night Fever with DJ Hype

NANNY CAY

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Speciality Pizza Night QUITO’S — Quito & the Edge ELM’S — Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; Happy

Hour 4-6:30pm

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SATURDAY - FEB. 4

BEACH BAR — Super Bowl Party CAPT MULLIGAN’S — Super Bowl Party

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Super Bowl Party 5pm, $25 buffet

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• parties • sports • movies and more

QUITO’S — Guest Artist ELM’S — Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; Happy

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

Hour 4-6:30pm

EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Super Bowl Party

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Special Pizza Night & KapEye plays

Happy Hour

MARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm

QUITO’S — Quito plays solo ELM’S — Happy Hour 4-6:30pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from

CAPOON’S BAY

5:30-11pm

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UPCOMING EVENTS

SEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Live entertainment

music by Candyman 7-10pm

MONDAY - FEB. 6 ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm

EAST END TRELLIS BAY— Full Moon Party with Cave Stoutt &

the Razorbladez

CAPOON’S BAY BOMBA SHACK — Full Moon Party

VG & OUTER ISLANDS MARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm

CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Mexican night music by Candyman QUITO’S — Guest Artist ELM’S — Happy Hour 4-6:30pm

CAPOON’S BAY SEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

WEDNESDAY - FEB. 8

WEYC & JR Sweethearts Race — Feb 17, 18, 19

ROAD TOWN

Corky Chamber Blues @ HLSCC — Feb 25

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE PUB — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm ORIGIN — Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from

Jazz on the Hill — Mar 2,3

5:30-11pm

EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Big BBQ Benefit 5pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

MYETT’S — Bushwacker & KapEye at Happy Hour ELM’S — Pizza & Shepherds Pie Night with live

MARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm SCRUB ISLAND — Caribbean Night & Tropical Buffet

Farmer’s Week Feb 10 - 17

entertainment; Happy Hour 4-6:30pm

with live music from 6-10pm

CAPOON’S BAY

TUESDAY - FEB. 7

SEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

ROAD TOWN

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

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

MARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm

Dark & Stormy Regatta — Mar 9-12 Caribbean Arts & Crafts Festival — Mar 9-14 Ashu Classical Saxophonist @ HLSCC — Mar 10 Caribbean Super Yacht Regatta — Mar 14-17 Diana King Reggae Showcase @ HLSCC — Mar 24

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Jay Bobbin

NBC throws ‘Voice’ behind Super Bowl XLVI a Grammy Award for best pop duo/group performance.

Levine deems the slotting of The Voice immediately after the Super Bowl “very flattering,” and he’s also looking forward to the halftime show that will star music icon Madonna.

“She’s unbelievable,” he says. “There’s really nothing more to say about her, because it’s all been said. I don’t know her, but she definitely deserves this. This has been a long time coming, I think. When you look back, almost everyone that should have done it has done it.

She’s one of the people where you think, ‘Wow, why hasn’t she?’ so I’m really happy that it’s her this year. I’m very curious and excited to see it.”

The Voice and the Super Bowl may seem mutually exclusive, but NBC is doing everything possible to have that not be the case. It’s that network’s year for the NFL championship game, and the coveted post-game slot goes to the singing competition’s second-season premiere Sunday, Feb. 5.

Reminders will be built in as the AFC and NFC champs vie in Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. Voice judge Blake Shelton and his wife, fellow country music star Miranda Lambert, will perform America the Beautiful before the game, and first American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson, who will be a guest mentor on The Voice (as will Lambert), will render the national anthem.

“It’s exciting, because it’s just such a rare opportunity,” says Voice host Carson Daly of the scheduling.

“NBC only gets the Super Bowl every four years, the way the rotation (among the major broadcast networks) works. We have a hit show, and we have the Super Bowl, and with the chance to get all these new people who didn’t even see Season 1 on board for Season 2, we feel very grateful.”

The Voice settles into a weekly Monday slot the following night, paired with NBC’s new musical-drama series Smash. Also returning to the high-backed, rotating chairs are original judges Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Adam Levine, whose group Maroon 5 featured Aguilera on the hit Moves Like Jagger ... now up for 17

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

A Dogfight in Softball?

Well, whoever let the Dogs out, looks like they’ll end up in the BVI Softball Association Jr. Girls Division league.

“From what I’ve seen, I can see that on all the teams there have been improvement,” declared BVI Softball Association Jr. League Coordinator Juerine George after the opening game of the league on Saturday, which featured the Jr. Girls team. “In addition to improving, I can see it’s going to be a major Dogfight.”

Now that’s the kind of action I like so I’m going be there early with my camera to catch the moment!

The Jr. Girls teams in particular are the Mets, Diamondbacks, Rays and defending champions Padres.

An open game between the Mets and Diamondbacks, was, well, a 2-run victory Dogfight. The Mets exploded for an eight runs fifth inning to erase a five run deficit, then held on to defeat the Diamondbacks, 15-13. Although the Diamondbacks did not have a hit, their offense benefited from 10 walks by Mets pitchers and five errors by the Mets defense.

The Jays and defending champions Padres game was called off due to rain at the top of the second inning with the Jays clinging to a 6-5 lead.

George said the youths are very excited about the league. “Particularly since we have a slate of tournaments coming up between now and 2014,” she noted.

“They pretty much have a lot to be excited about in terms of traveling and representing the BVI, as well as staying at home for tournaments.”

The league has also attracted two Boy’s teams in each of the Jr. and Sr. Divisions. Part of the challenge officials note, is that many of those who have come through the league over the last three years have moved up to the

Jr. Girls Softball players with Sports MInister Hon. Myron Walwyn, Hon. Mark Vanterpool and Softball officials

Men’s Fast Pitch League, which is scheduled to open on March 24.

Among the girls, George said it’s a matter of choice if they decide to move up to the Women’s league early as there’s no restriction. She said that younger players 1213, who might be smaller in stature don’t gravitate towards the senior women’s division. “It’s a matter of choice when they feel they are ready to be part of one of the teams,” she explained.

There are numerous opportunities regionally for Softball players to be exposed to competition and later this year, a tournament is being planned for the territory—a great start and something that should happen in all our sports—bringing people in to compete can only make us better.

So while they are gearing up for their Dogfight, the question can also be asked, when are we going to see a Dogfight in Basketball among female teams?

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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2, 2012 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) 1:00 ; Barclays Premier League Review Show N NASCAR Sprint Cup Replay 1:30 M Fishing With Roland Martin 2:30 ; The Game 365 M O’Neill Outside (N) 3:00 M Hunt for Big Fish (N) 3:30 M North American Fisherman 4:00 M Skiing 4:30 N On the Edge 5:00 M NBC SportsTalk LIVE From the Super Bowl 6:00 & SportsNation (N) 7:00 M NBC SportsTalk LIVE From the Super Bowl (N) N NASCAR Race Hub (N) 8:00 & 8 College Basketball 9:00 ; Action Sports World Championships 10:00 & 8 College Basketball T ; Women’s College Basketball Stanford at Arizona State.

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3, 2012 12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 1:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N)

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; College Basketball Arizona at California.

N Dave Despain on Assignment 1:30 M Hank Parker’s Outdoor Magazine 2:00 M Extreme Kayak Fishing Challenge N NASCAR Hall of Fame Biography 3:00 N NASCAR Hall of Fame Biography 3:30 M George Poveromo’s World of Saltwater Fishing 8:00 M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On! 11:00 & Boxing Isaac Chilemba vs.

Edison Miranda. (N) 11:30 8 NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Denver Nuggets.

3:00 & English Premier League World ` Figure Skating U.S. Championships: Skating Spectacular.

3:30 & Italian Serie A Soccer 5:00 _ ( The Big Time (N) M College Basketball New Mexico at Boise State. (N) 5:45 & World’s Strongest Man Competition 6:00 & Super Bowl Highlights 9:30 = NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Milwaukee Bucks. (N) 10:00 & 8 College Basketball Kansas at Missouri. (N) ; Football Celebrity Beach

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4, 2012

12:30 PM * Sunday Sports Blitz ` Sports Final Special Edition 1:00 & Snooker (Taped) ; Women’s College Basketball Texas-El Paso at Rice. (N) N National Arenacross Series Racing Grand Rapids. (N) 1:30 M NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Washington Capitals.

2:00 * College Basketball Michigan at Michigan State. (N) ` Super Bowl XLVI Pregame

12:45 PM & 6 Nations Rugby Scotland vs. England. (N) 1:00 8 College Basketball N Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge Daytona. (N) 2:00 * College Basketball Regional Coverage. (N) ; College Basketball Xavier at Memphis. (N) 2:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets

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3:00 & Poker (Taped) 8 College Basketball Villanova at Pittsburgh. (N) 3:55 & Spanish Primera Division Soccer Teams TBA. (N) 4:00 * PGA Tour Golf Waste Management Phoenix Open, Final Round. (N) 5:00 8 PBA Bowling Chris Paul Celebrity Invitational. (Taped) ; Women’s College Basketball Washington at USC. (N) 5:30 M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On! 7:00 ` Super Bowl XLVI New York Giants vs. New England Patriots. (N) 10:00 & Italian Serie A Soccer 11:30 8 NFL PrimeTime (N)

MONDAY FEBRUARY 6, 2012 12:00 M NBC SportsTalk LIVE From the Super Bowl 1:00 ; English Premier League Soccer N British Touring Car Championship Silverstone.

2:00 & NFL PrimeTime 3:00 & Super Bowl XLVI ; Volvo Ocean Race 5:30 M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On! 6:00 M Tour Down Under Highlight Show

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7:00 M NBC Sports Talk (N) N NASCAR Race Hub (N) 8:00 & 8 College Basketball Connecticut at Louisville. (N) ; Barclays Premier League Review Show 9:00 ; English Premier League Soccer Teams to Be Announced.

M NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings at Phoenix Coyotes.

10:00 & 8 College Basketball Texas at Texas A&M. (N) 4 WWE Monday Night RAW 11:30 M NHL Live Postgame

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7, 2012 12:30 PM M Fishing With Roland Martin 1:00 ; College Basketball USC at Washington.

M Jimmy Houston Outdoors 1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 2:00 M The Next Bite 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) 4:30 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N) M World of Adventure Sports 7:00 M NBC Sports Talk (N)

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8:00 & 8 College Basketball Florida at Kentucky. (N) 8:30 M NHL Hockey Los Angeles Kings at Tampa Bay Lightning.

9:30 L All-Star Dealers (N) 10:00 & 8 College Basketball Purdue at Ohio State. (N)

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 8, 2012 12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 1:00 ; North American Fisherman 2:00 ; Chris Lafferty’s Motorsports 4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First Report (N) 4:30 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N) 7:00 M NBC Sports Talk (N) 8:00 & ESPNSoccernet Press Pass 8:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly Questionable (N) M NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Buffalo Sabres. (N Subject to Blackout) 9:00 & 2011 World Series of Poker Players Championship. ; College Basketball Rice at Houston. (N) 10:00 & 8 College Basketball Duke at North Carolina. (N) 11:00 M NHL Live Postgame 11:30 M NBC Sports Talk (N)