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Oct. 6 - 12, 2011 Vol.24, No.3

Now in its 24th Year!

YOUR FREE GUIDE To our Islands’ Happenings

WILLIAM MCDOWELL

IN CONCERT SATURDAY

ALSO THIS WEEK: Full Moon Party • Moorings 30th Interline Regatta • Breast Cancer Awareness Month

This Week’s Feature Story

Travis Walters Is On To The Next Chapter Travis has always had the support of his family, who continue to be supprotive in spite of critics saying he should put shcool first and then recording later.

However, Travis had these words in light of those critisims, “school will always be there but this opportunity will not always be there for me... It is best that I take this opportunity now and if it doesn’t work out then I can go back to school.”

Travis’ original piece Life’s a Movie garnered him alot of attention when he performed it at Zrod’s Top 7@7 Awards Show. Little did he know R.A.Y.D.A.R Management visionary Ray Daniels saw the him that night and recognized his potential. He has also done a duet called VIP Room with local singer Monea Richardson and has a single Go, which is yet to be released.

Travis who has always been hardworking and dedicated is grateful for the opportunity to be able to do what he loves and is eager to get it done. He feels very motivated and supported by the people around him and he will no doubt go out there and make himself and the BVI proud.

The BVI is bursting at the seams with talent and 17 year old Travis Walters is just another of the youngtalented sters that the BVI has to offer. Travis made local headTravis Walters lines recently when he decided to the take the opprotunity to move to the United States to persue his dream of being a international recording artiste.

This once in a lifetime opportunity came at a time when Travis was about to start his higher education.

He had secured a scholarship from the government and was expected to attend the HLSCC but when the he decided to defer his shcolarship to pursue his dreams he was asked by the government to give a valid reason for doing so. To the youngster’s amazement the government came up with an idea of its own to sponsor him to go and represent the territory through his music.

– Arlena St. Hilaire

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By Jane Bakewell

Preserving Virgin Islands History For sometime I have wanted to visit the historic 178-year-old synagogue in St Thomas, which carries the impressive title of “the oldest synagogue in continual use in the Western Hemisphere.” Considered a National Historic Landmark, it has had both its share of visitors and worshippers over the last century plus.

So Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year), which fell on September 28 this year, seemed like a fitting time to enjoy a High Holy Day service and also appreciate this architectural marvel.

Located in downtown Charlotte Amalie on a hill affectionately known as “synagogue hill,” The Hebrew Congregation, (as it is known), sits midway up the hill with an entrance facing the street. It is no easy feat to reach by car or foot, as the street is narrow and steep, but most seem to manage by parking below and hiking the incline. The congregation is built in the Sephardic (descendants of the Jews from Spain) style, which includes the placement of the benches where congregants sit (made from local mahogany wood), facing each other. The traditional rectangular “bimah” where the rabbi or reader stands, is in the center by one wall facing the “Holy Ark” (cabinet) on the opposite wall, where the Torah Scrolls are kept.

However what strikes most visitors when first

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

Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands English Creole by the late educator 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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entering the arched portico entranceway is the sand floor - yes, fine grains of sand about an inch or two thick over a hard concrete subfloor. One might think this is a Caribbean touch with all our fine beaches, but actually this dates back to a custom in 15th century Spain during the time of religious persecution when Jews had to worship secretly and sand helped muffle the sounds of prayer. As this was originally a Sephardic congregation, the tradition continued.

Aside from the architectural heritage, the congregation also has a menorah of Spanish origin that dates back to the 11th century and a central chandelier still lit by candles on important holidays. So envision flickering lights, a sand floor, traditional Hebraic prayers chanted melodically in a service that has been held in the same hallowed space for over two hundred years. Preserving our Virgin Islands history is imperative. Next time in St Thomas take some time out for a fascinating history tour of the” Congregation of Blessings, Peace and Loving Deeds.”

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.

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By John Crook

Galifianakis Far From ‘Bored to Death’ You still may not be sure how to pronounce, let alone spell, his last name, but thanks to such movie blockbusters as The Hangover and its recent sequel, along with very successful guest appearances on Saturday Night Live, you probably know the bearded, cherubic face of Zach Galifianakis.

One place you may not know him from, however, is Bored to Death, the smart and quirky HBO sitcom that begins its third season Monday, Oct. 10. Despite consistently funny scripts and a cast that includes Galifianakis (pronounced “gal-i-feh-NACK-iss,” by the way), indie film staple Jason Schwartzman and sitcom favorite Ted Danson, the series so far has achieved only “cult hit” status.

“Bored to Death? That’s a show, isn’t it? On Cinemax?” Galifianakis jokes as he calls from his native North Carolina.

This third season may finally attract more attention, thanks to one multiepisode story arc in which Galifianakis’ character, cranky cartoonist Ray Hueston, embarks on a torrid affair with a much older woman played by 80-year-old Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis.

“Poor Olympia,” Galifianakis says, laughing.

“That story line is something I really don’t know if I have seen on television, and it is exciting to explore, as they call it in the script, ‘elder love.’ Olympia actually is a little too young for me, but she’ll do. It’s just kind of interesting to be making out with such a Greek goddess.”

Zach Galifianakis

year-old actor’s career, which started when he abandoned his communications studies at North Carolina State University just before earning his degree, following what he terms “a bit of a nervous breakdown,” and headed to New York.

A friend suggested he give stand-up a try, and after performing in a hamburger restaurant, he had what he calls “one of those great ‘Aha!’ moments” and knew he had found a career niche.

“For me it was just about performing as much as anything else, and if acting came out of that, fine,” he explains. “But I really was interested just in getting an emotional response out of an audience. Eventually I started getting auditions for various things here and there, so the comedy was kind of a steppingstone, but I didn’t really have a plan.”

That’s only the latest zigzag, however, in the 425

Vol. 24, No. 3 • Oct. 6 - 12, 2011

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of that very critical Vitamin “C”: • Face your fears – Sometimes our lack of confidence only manifests itself around certain people or in certain situations. If that is the case, then we need to examine what it is about that person or situation that causes us to not feel comfortable being ourselves. We then have to make a decision if we need to remove our selves or if we just need to confront the issue head on.

• Acknowledge your strengths –we all have unique abilities. We contribute something to society that no one else does. So acknowledge if you are a good cook, a master at public speaking or the best computer whiz around. When we identify our strengths we will feel more confident because we are good at something.

• Build on past successes – if you look back over your life so far, I’m sure you can think of things you have accomplished. Celebrate those accomplishments as they are an indicator that you are capable of doing things; and if you did them then, you could probably do more now.

• Arm yourself with the right tools – if you want to be confident, put some effort into it. Dress in ways that make you feel better, speak up and be assertive, be honest with yourself and others, educate yourself with the right knowledge that will enable you to make good decisions, and know when to wear a smile.

Regardless of age, race, looks, etc., don’t ever stop dreaming of what you can accomplish. The possibilities are boundless.

When we get onto that airplane to take us to Puerto Rico, we have confidence in the pilot to get us there safely, When a child jumps from the top bunk into the arms of their dad, they know without a doubt that he will catch them, when we listen to the weatherman, we believe him when he says a storm is coming. We seem to have confidence in everyone else except ourselves. The Miriam-Webster dictionary says that confidence is “the quality or state of being certain” or “a feeling or consciousness of one’s powers or reliance in one’s circumstances”.

Lack of confidence paralyzes us and keeps us from moving forward. We create doubts in our mind by telling ourselves that we don’t deserve a promotion, we are lucky to have someone in our lives so we might as well put up with the abuse, we don’t deserve to be spoken to with respect by our parent, we don’t have the ability to go back to school with all those young people, etc. We create negative scenarios when there is no actual evidence to suggest we cannot accomplish something or be the person we have always dreamed of being.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events 2 for $5 from 5pm onwards. For those heading west, Bomba’s will be having its own lunar party that evening.

Zumba Time It’s the new fitness rage around the world, and we on Tortola can now Zumba our way to health during October, Breast Cancer Awareness month. The Zumba classes are being held at the Festival Grounds every Monday in October at 5:30 pm and are sponsored by the BVI Cancer Society and Census. The Zumba program is billed as “an exhilarating, effective, easy to follow, Latin-inspired, calorie burning dance fitnessparty that’s moving millions of people towards joy and health.” Proceeds from the $10 admission fee will benefit the BVI Cancer Society.

Other Breast Cancer Awareness Month activities include “Paint the Town Pink” on October 14th, a Walk/Run on October 29th and a Colour Me Pink Fashion Show put on by Umi on October 28th.

Racing Fun It’s party time on the high seas from October 11th as the Mooring’s 30th Interline Regatta sets sail. For three decades, scores of airline pilots and flight attendants have participated in the nine-day regatta. If you are out on the water and want to join, or watch, the landside activities, the party action will be taking place at Oceans 7, Peter Island, Leverick Bay, Pusser’s Marina Cay, Saba Rock, the Jolly Roger and homebase, The Moorings. Several Royal BVI Yacht Club events are also on the horizon this month: the Willy T Virgin’s Cup on October 15th, and the two –day Trafalgar Regatta on October 22 and 23. Capping off the month will be Foxy’s annual Cat Fight from October 28 to 30.

Time to Howl

Concert Season The College is launching its Performing Arts Series this month with another stellar lineup. First up is Dobet Gnahore, on Friday October 21st. From the Ivory Coast, the passionate world and jazz singer is sure to wow local audiences with her African beat and mesmerizing style.

Other concerts this year will include two Virgin Islands Showcases on November 12 and 26 and the annual HLSCC Christmas Concert on December 10, with more concerts to come in the new year.

It’s time to howl again. Wednesday October 12 is full moon and Trellis Bay will be mounting it’s famed monthly beach party that evening with Caribbean music, three bars, a great buffet, fire sculptures and mocko jumbies. There will also be a Corona special –

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - OCT. 6

SATURDAY - OCT. 8

ROAD TOWN

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 DOLPHIN DISCOVERY — Local guest or friends Dolphin interaction $49

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm VILLAGE CAY — Steel Band & BBQ 7-10pm U.P’S CINEMA — Ladies Tights Night with DJ

CANE GARDEN BAY

Millennium King LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm DOLPHIN DISCOVERY — Local guest or friends

Dolphin interaction $49

MYETT’S — Tapas Night

BRIERCLIFFE HALL — William McDowell concert.

Starts at 8pm

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

Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beers

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDS SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2 for

$5 now til Dec 31

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

FRIDAY - OCT. 7

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm U.P’S CINEMA — Tipsy Friday with DJ Kuga LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm DOLPHIN DISCOVERY — Local guest or friends

Dolphin interaction $49

NANNY CAY

SUNDAY - OCT. 9 ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm U.P’S CINEMA — Latin Sunday with DJ Fuggui VILLAGE CAY — Sunday Brunch with the Last Virgin

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

from 11- 3pm.

CANE GARDEN BAY

LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm DOLPHIN DISCOVERY — Local guest or friends

MYETT’S — Pizza & Panini’s Night

Dolphin interaction $49

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

NANNY CAY

SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2 for

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

$5 now til Dec 31

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SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2 for

$5 now til Dec 31

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

CANE GARDEN BAY

NANNY CAY

MYETT’S —Wii Bowling Night - Prizes

PEG LEGS & BEACH BAR — Both now open for

UPCOMING EVENTS

Lunch; Daily Happy Hour $2 beers

VG & OUTER ISLANDS SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2 for

$5 now til Dec 31

MONDAY - OCT. 10

EAST END TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Ladies Night

- 2 for 1 drinks

ROAD TOWN

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Zumba fitness from 5:30pm;

for $5 now til Dec 31

$10 entrance fee gets you in.

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

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

from 6-10pm SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2 for

$5 now til Dec 31

TUESDAY - OCT. 11

SOGGY DOLLAR (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2

WEDNESDAY - OCT. 12 ROAD TOWN PUSSERS — Martini Night 6pm. Daily happy hour from 4-7pm. 2 for 1 drinks specials.

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

EAST END TRELLIS KITCHEN/CYBERCAFÉ — Full Moon Party, Fire Sculptures, Mocko Jumbies and music by The Razorblades

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

ROAD TOWN

CANE GARDEN BAY

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ — Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm THE MOORINGS — Moorings 30th Interline Regatta

MYETT’S — Wacky Wednesday & Bushwacker

kicks off

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

CANE GARDEN BAY

SCRUB ISLAND — Wine Tasting from 6-8pm SOGGY DOLLARE (JVD) — Corona Drinks Special 2

MYETT’S — Pizza & Panini’s Night

for $5 now til Dec 31

Gaming Night at Peg Legs – Nov 5 Moorings Interline Regatta — Oct 11 -20 Cancer Society-Paint the Town Pink — Oct 14 RBVIYC Virgin’s Cup — Oct 15 HLSCC Performing Arts Series - World Music Dobet Gnahóre — Oct 21 RBVIYC Trafalgar Regatta — Oct 21 - 23

Specials

Lowell Wheatley Memorial Fishing Tournament — Oct 22 - 23 WEYC Foxy’s Cat Fight — Oct 28- 30 Halloween Party — Oct 31

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Jacqueline Cutler

Lifetime’s ‘Five’ Rates A Ten Shalhoub?”

Aniston directed this segment, and Clarkson says, “She’s timeless and infinitely talented, and I said to her, ‘You are good as a director! S... you! Go stand in the corner.’ Great actors make great directors.”

“When you see the whole piece, it is brutal,” Clarkson says. “All have been cut down to just the emotional life.”

In “Lili,” Rosario Dawson plays a successful attorney with an overbearing but loving mother (the extraordinary Jenifer Lewis) and dutiful sister (Tracee Ellis Ross). Lili needs a lumpectomy, and her mother and sister stand by her.

Only one story seemed stilted: Cheyanne (Lyndsy Fonseca) is a stripper in need of a double mastectomy, and her husband, who revels in her sexiness, has to convince her that she must have the surgery. She’s terrified of how she will look and if he will still love her.

She’s still gorgeous; he still adores her.

Besides playing the doctor to the women with breast cancer, Pearl finds out from her doctor (Bob Newhart) that she has it.

“It’s such a painful subject matter,” Tripplehorn says. “With scripts like this, I didn’t want it to be maudlin and melodramatic. It’s tricky.”

The women involved, including executive producer Marta Kauffman (“Friends”), all say that if one woman watching has a mammogram as a result of the film, it will have done its job.

“Get that mammogram,” Tripplehorn says.

“When I was doing it, and I realized I had been working on ‘Big Love’ and I realized it had been a while.”

“I did it while shooting,” Clarkson says of going for her X-rays. “There can’t be irony here. Shame on me if there is — I had a breast scare early on.”

The women are young, middle-aged, black, white, a lawyer and a stripper. Breast cancer knows no boundaries, and that comes across in the stories told in Lifetime’s compelling “Five”, airing Monday, Oct. 10.

Five women, at different stages in life and with different stages of cancer, are shown in five stories told by five different directors: Jennifer Aniston, Alicia Keys, Demi Moore, Patty Jenkins and Penelope Spheeris.

The film’s one constant is Pearl (Jeanne Tripplehorn, “Big Love”). The movie opens on July 20, 1969, with Pearl as a girl. Her mom (Ginnifer Goodwin) is dying of breast cancer, and her grandmother (Annie Potts, giving credence to the old line that there are no small roles) tells her that her mom has a cold.

“I felt a little more confident knowing there are people like Pearl,” she says.

Pearl, by nature, is a quiet role. For wickedly fun drama, however, Patricia Clarkson’s Mia is stunning.

Mia’s longtime husband abandons her while she is sick from chemo. She’s bold enough to throw her own funeral and says what she really thinks of those attending.

Mia has that brutal honesty of those who run out of time. She drinks a bottle of Cristal a day, fritters away her savings and lives life as if each day were her last because it could be.

It’s not spoiling anything to say that this segment ends happily because Mia’s story is told with the ending first.

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tv specials & highlights THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 2011 7:00 / Prison Diaries U Chopped 8:00 _ ( Charlie’s Angels ) The Vampire Diaries * The Big Bang Theory P Drain the Ocean Scientific data and state of the art CGI reveal the mountains, canyons, plains and volcanos that exist below the waves.

U Chopped ∂ How to Make It in America 8:30 , The Borinqueneers The Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment is the only all-Hispanic unit in U.S. Army history. ` Parks and Recreation 6 It Could Happen Tomorrow ∂ Hung 8:31 * How to Be a Gentleman 9:00 _ ( Grey’s Anatomy ) The Secret Circle * Person of Interest 9:30 ` Whitney 6 Full Force Nature 10:00 * The Mentalist 10:02 _ ( Private Practice 11:00 / Undercover Boss

/ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (Part 2 of 2) 10:30 > Kendra 10:45 ∂ Boardwalk Empire 11:00 / Dateline: Real Life Mysteries

7:00 _ ( America’s Funniest Home Videos * 60 Minutes P The Whale That Ate Jaws A killer whale attacks a white shark off the coast of California and eats only the liver.

7:30 > Keeping Up With the Kardashians 8:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: Home Edition * The Amazing Race D Crackberry’d: The Truth About Information Overload How the rise of modern technology may be harming people.

L Curiosity P Brain Games U Challenge 8:30 6 Full Force Nature 9:00 _ ( Desperate Housewives * The Good Wife U Halloween Wars 10:00 * CSI: Miami / Long Island Medium 0 Against the Wall 4 NCIS 10:01 _ ( Pan Am 10:30 , Architect Robert A.M. Stern: Presence of the Past The architect and teacher bridges a divide between styles. / Long Island Medium 11:00 $ El Equipo / Sister Wives 0 Against the Wall

7:00 / The Little Couple 0 Unsolved Mysteries 4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 7:30 / The Little Couple N Auction Hunters 8:00 _ ( Last Man Standing ) 90210 * NCIS 4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit B Gene Simmons Family Jewels D Marijuana Inc.: Inside America’s Pot Industry The inner workings of a thriving American marijuana trade.

8:30 / Extreme Couponing L Auction Kings 9:00 _ ( Dancing With the Stars ) Ringer * NCIS: Los Angeles D 60 Minutes on CNBC 9:30 / 19 Kids and Counting 10:00 * Unforgettable ` Parenthood > Keeping Up With the Kardashians B Gene Simmons Family Jewels L American Guns P Frontier Force 10:01 _ ( Body of Proof 10:30 / The Little Couple 2 Reed Between the Lines > Keeping Up With the Kardashians ∂ Enlightened 11:00 / Extreme Couponing 0 Beyond the Headlines: The Tiffany Rubin Story A woman learns that her child was kidnapped by his father.

2 Reed Between the Lines

MONDAY OCTOBER 10, 2011

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12, 2011

7:00 / Cake Boss 0 Unsolved Mysteries 8:00 _ ( Dancing With the Stars ) Gossip Girl / Cake Boss 0 Unsolved Mysteries 8:30 / Cake Boss 8:31 * 2 Broke Girls 9:00 ) Hart of Dixie * Two and a Half Men L American Chopper: Senior vs.

Junior N 1,000 Ways to Die P Border Wars 9:30 * Mike & Molly , Not in Our Town: Light in the Darkness Community members face antiimmigrant bias after high school students kill an Ecuadorean immigrant.

10:00 * Hawaii Five-0 ` The Playboy Club 10:01 _ ( Castle 10:30 , A Journey for Good — Tanzania Six women travel across the world to Tanzania.

11:00 / Cake Boss

7:00 / Long Island Medium 0 Unsolved Mysteries 4 NCIS: Los Angeles 7:30 / Long Island Medium 8:00 _ ( The Middle ) H8R 8:30 _ ( Suburgatory ` Free Agents 9:00 _ ( Modern Family ) America’s Next Top Model D Divorce Wars The battles for power that comes when couples divorce.

L MythBusters P Rocket City Rednecks 9:30 / Extreme Couponing 9:31 _ ( Happy Endings 10:00 _ ( Revenge * CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ` Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 10:30 , VISA Dream A divided family tries to reunite in the United States. / Extreme Couponing 11:00 / Extreme Couponing 0 Dance Moms

tv specials & highlights

FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 2011 7:00 / Say Yes to the Dress 0 Unsolved Mysteries 4 NCIS 8:00 _ ( Modern Family ) Nikita * A Gifted Man ` Up All Night 8:30 _ ( Suburgatory ` Whitney / Say Yes to the Dress U Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives 9:00 _ ( Charlie’s Angels ) Supernatural * CSI: NY 9:30 / Say Yes to the Dress 6 Twist of Fate U Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives 10:00 $ La Rosa de Guadalupe 10:30 > Fashion Police U Sugar High 11:00 $ Primer Impacto Extra / Say Yes to the Dress 4 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation L Man, Woman, Wild

SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 2011 7:00 , History Detectives / Dateline: Real Life Mysteries 7:30 B Storage Wars 8:00 $ Sábado Gigante * Rules of Engagement ` Harry’s Law / Dateline: Real Life Mysteries 8:30 * 2 Broke Girls 9:00 ` Prime Suspect / Dateline: Real Life Myster 9:30 10:00 , Masterpiece Classic (Part 3 of 3) ` Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

TUESDAY OCTOBER 11, 2011

SUNDAY OCTOBER 9, 2011

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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

NACAC/Powerade 10K $3000 Race When I ran collegiate track, I loved a 10K to death, 39 seconds, then slept for the next 9 hours! even though I couldn’t run one. Watching guys runThis weekend, for the first time in our history, the ning 6.2 miles or 25 laps around the track in 29-30 British Virgin Islands will host a leg of the minutes was just simply awesome. I always wished NACAC/Powerade 10K Series on Saturday, with aththey ran two races instead of one. letes from Martinique and St. Kitts among others comDid I say after running second or third leg on the peting for $3,000 in prizes. I must admit, when I ran 40 seconds 4 x100m relay, dropping in a 46 seconds my 10K, I was TOO far behind to even get a $1.

400m followed by a high 20+ or low 21 seconds in the Saturday’s race starts at the A. O. Shirley 200m – that I was extremely tired before running the Recreation Grounds at 6:30 a.m., heads east to the 4x400m relay? The 10K or sometimes 5K—just 3.1 Port Purcell Roundabout, going down to Duffs Bottom miles—was the buffer between the last race. and returning to finish at the track. There’s still time to I also loved when they had a 3,000m for women register at the cost of $15. A course orientation will be added to the mix, particularly in a dual meet. They held at 4:00 p.m. on Friday outlining the water stops never had enough of them in my estimation, because by the Pub and the turnaround point just before enterthe guys always ran the doggone race too fast, which ing Duffs Bottom. cut down on the amount of time I had to rest before The prize structure will be evenly distributed the 4x400m relay. among male and female participants with both male I still love a 10K both on the track and on the and female winners collecting $500. Second place finroad. Now, I love being behind the scenes planning ishers will earn $400 with those placing third taking and working with Kay home $325. Fourth Reddy, Zebalon McLean place is worth $275 and and Stephanie Russ fifth position $250.

Penn as organizers, then The series kicked going out and capturing off in St. Croix on Sept. the moment with my 25. The next race is Canon 7D, before conscheduled for Trinidad ducting interviews with on Oct. 23, followed by those stamina and Martinique on Nov 13; endurance machines, it Dominica on Nov 27, is still amazing. Oh yes, I with the series finale in did run a 10K in Colorado Grenada on Dec 11.

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Vol. 24, No. 3 • Oct. 6 - 12, 2011

THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) [ The Morning Line 1:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M Auto Racing Grand American Series: Emco Gears Classic.

2:00 8 SportsCenter (N) ; The Dan Patrick Show (N) M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Real Espana vs. Santos.

3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report 3:30 8 College Football Live 4:00 8 NFL Live (N) M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Morelia.

5:00 8 Around the Horn (N) ; TEVA Mountain Games 5:30 8 Pardon the Interruption 6:00 ; College Football Saturday Preview M Asian Amateur Championship First Round Highlights 6:30 ; Runnin’ With the PAC 7:00 8 Audibles (N) 8:00 8 College Football South Florida at Pittsburgh. (N) ; The Game 365 M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. (N) 8:30 ; High School Football Coppell at Denton Guyer. (N) 9:00 N iMPACT Wrestling (N) 10:00 M Auto Racing Grand American Series: Emco Gears Classic.

11:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age

FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 2011 1:00 8 SportsCenter (N) ; Boys in the Hall M Auto Racing American Le Mans Series.

1:30 ; Golf Life ’11 2:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M CONCACAF Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. 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 9 World Football Focus 5:30 8 Pardon the Interruption 6:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional M Asian Amateur Championship Second Round Highlights (N) 7:00 8 Baseball Tonight (N) 8:00 8 College Football Utah State at BYU. (N) ; Boxing Top Rank Boxing: Frankie Leal vs. Roberto Marroquin.

8:30 M Golpe a Golpe (N) 9:00 M 2011 World Series of Poker Players Championship.

10:00 M 2011 World Series of Poker Players Championship. (Taped) 11:00 8 M SportsCenter (N)

SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 2011 12:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

* College Football Air Force at Navy.

8 ; College Football Teams 2:30 M Italian Serie A Soccer 3:00 _ ( College Football Countdown (N) 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) 3:30 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: _ ( * 8 ; College Football 4:30 < Saints Alive 5:00 M English Premier League Soccer 6:30 8 College Football Scoreboard 7:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) M Rugby IRB World Cup 2011: Argentina vs. Georgia. (N) 8:00 _ ( * 8 College Football 7 In Her Corner: Latino in America 2 10:00 M Rugby IRB World Cup 2011: New Zealand vs. Canada.

10:30 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: ; College Football 11:00 . Giants Access Blue 7 In Her Corner: Latino in America 2 I High Stakes Poker

SUNDAY OCTOBER 9, 2011 12:00 * The NFL Today (N) 12:30 PM ; UEFA Champions League Magazine 1:00 * NFL Football Regional Coverage. (N) ; MLS Soccer New York Red Bulls at Toronto M Asian Amateur Championship Final Round Highlights 2:00 8 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: AAA 400. (N) 3:00 ` Rugby IRB World Cup 2011: New Zealand vs. Canada.

4:00 & MLB Baseball National League Championship Series, Game 1: Teams TBA. (N) * NFL Football Regional Coverage.

5:00 ; College Football Saturday Review M English Premier League Soccer 6:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: 7:00 ` Football Night in America (N) 7:30 & Inside MLB (N) 8:00 M NFL Football Green Bay Packers at Atlanta Falcons. (N) [ The Quarters 8:15 ` NFL Football Green Bay Packers at Atlanta Falcons. (N) 10:30 ; College Football Saturday Review 10:40 = Instant Replay

MONDAY OCTOBER 10, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) ; English Premier League Soccer Teams to Be Announced.

12:30 PM [ Television Games 1:00 M Italian Serie A Soccer 3:00 8 NFL PrimeTime (N) M NFL Football New York Jets at Baltimore Ravens.

4:30 ; Motorhead Garage TV

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6:00 & MLB Baseball Division Series: Teams TBA. (N) ; The After Party with Jay Glazer (N) M 2011 World Series of Poker Players Championship.

6:30 ; Boys in the Hall 7:00 8 Monday Night Countdown (N) 8:30 8 NFL Football Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions. (N) 9:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N) 9:30 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: 11:00 ; The Car Show (N) 11:30 8 M SportsCenter (N)

TUESDAY OCTOBER 11, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) 1:00 M MLB Baseball National League Division Series, Game 3: Teams TBA. 2:00 8 NFL PrimeTime 2:30 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Arsenal vs. Olympiacos. (Taped) 3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report 3:30 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: 8 College Football Live (N) 4:30 ; Halls of Fame M UEFA Euro 2012 Soccer Teams to Be Announced. (Taped) 5:00 M English Premier League Soccer 6:30 ; The Game 365 7:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: M MLB Baseball American League Division Series, Game 4: 8:00 8 Renee (N) ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Arsenal vs. Olympiacos.

11:00 ; UFC Countdown 136: Edgar vs. Maynard (N)

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12, 2011 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) ; North American Hunter M Auto Racing Grand American Series: Emco Gears Classic.

12:30 PM ; Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 1:00 ; Bowhunter TV M Dutch Soccer Teams TBA. 1:30 ; North American Whitetail 3:00 8 Outside the Lines First Report M Motorcycle Racing Grand Prix of Japan.

4:30 M UEFA Euro 2012 Soccer Teams to Be Announced.

5:00 8 Around the Horn (N) M MLB Baseball National League Division Series, Game 4 6:00 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series 6:30 ; Boys in the Hall 7:30 ; Women’s College Volleyball Texas A&M at Texas. (N) 9:30 & MLB Baseball Divisional Series: 10:00 8 NFL Live M 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event.

11:00 8 M SportsCenter (N) ; College Football Saturday Preview 11:30 ; The After Party with Jay Glazer