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Wednesday, January 15

This Week’s Feature Story by Jane Bakewell

The Habit of Art – Treading the Boards For theatre lovers across the BVI, this is definitely one not to be missed. The UK’s National Theatre Live’s broadcast of Alan Bennett’s acclaimed play, The Habit of Art, will be aired at 7pm on Saturday, 11th January at the HLSCC Auditorium.

The Habit of Art is part of the National Theatre’s 50th Anniversary groundbreaking project to broadcast the best of British theatre from the famous London stage to locations across the globe and to date, these broadcasts have been experienced by over 1.5 million people in more than 500 venues around the world.

Starring Richard Griffiths, Alex Jennings and Frances de la Tour, The Habit of Art is extremely funny and risqué in places. The production is considered a “multi-layered masterpiece” centered on a fictional meeting between W. H. Auden and Benjamin Britten while Britten is composing the opera, Death in Venice. The play is as much about the theatre itself as it is about poetry or music. It looks at the unsettling desires of two very different men and on growing old, creativity and inspiration.

Nadia Menezes, Counsel at Appleby, instigated the BVI project

after seeing a number of performances screened at an arts center in New York. She said, “I was determined to have the plays available to enjoy in the BVI, however none of this could have happened without the support of HLSCC.” She added, “We are now planning some new performances aimed at younger/child audiences this year.”

Thanks to a collaborative effort by Appleby and HLSCC, selected performances have been already aired here in the BVI, classics such as Frankenstein and Macbeth, and the final play of this current theatre series is Hamlet, which will air on 25th January 2014.

Michael Burns, Managing Partner at Appleby said, “We are excited about bringing these stellar performances to the BVI – the response from the community so far has been very enthusiastic.”

This deeply moving play is one not to be missed and proceeds from ticket sales will go back to HLSCC to assist with other initiatives, so get your tickets today from the usual outlets or on the door 15 minutes prior to performances. Prices are $15 for advance purchase, $20 on the door and $10 for students & HLSCC staff. More information can be found at the Facebook page “NTLBVI.”

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By Claudia Colli

Small Islands, Big Achievements The BVI is a small island nation with an out-sized sporting talent, and I am always impressed when I read Dean Greenaway’s sports column in the Limin Times which often describes the athletic achievements of the Territory’s young people. Among the many notable athletes who attended school in the BVI are Taheshia Harrigan, the lightening-like BVI sprinter who has participated in the Summer Olympics twice. Keita Cline and Willis Todman are also both two-time Olympians. Dean Greenaway himself was an Olympic sprinter who represented the BVI at the Los Angeles Games in 1984 – the first Olympics that the BVI attended.

Up and coming athletes include Nelda Huggins, Tarika “Tinkerbell” Moses, Lakeisha “Mimi” Warner and Kyron McMaster, who are all contenders for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. Two other young BVI Islanders, Alec Anderson and Chris Brockbank have their sights on the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics in sailing, and are currently going though the necessary qualifying trials.

Athletes here come in all stripes. Adam Crook, who was born in the BVI and attended the Cedar School before relocating to Wisconsin, is now representing the BVI in the Winter Olympics at Sochi, Russia on February 18th. His event is the Skiing Half Pipe – a sport that brings to mind the 1993 movie Cool Runnings about the Jamaican Bobsled team. A tropical island promoting a team for a decidedly winter sport like the bobsled – or in Adam’s case, the Skiing Half Pipe – has a certain cachet.

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sent the Territory at the Winter Olympics. The first is Earl Fraser who represented the BVI in speed skating in 1984 in Sarajevo. The trailblazing Fraser was also considered to be the Olympics first black speed skater.

Adam first fell in love with the sport when on skiing excursions with his family. A daredevil at heart, he wasn’t content with just downhill skiing, but decided to specialize in the Half Pipe, an event where he flips upside down as he flies through the air – for an onlooker like me, this is a heart-stopping event.

To earn his place in the Olympics, Adam had to qualify in several international events placing 10th in the Half Pipe World Cup in New Zealand and 14th against a select group of Half Pipe skiers in the World Championships last winter in Oslo, Norway.

Adam says, that he is pleased to represent the BVI in a winter sport. “It’s amazing representing my home country on international level.” Like our other BVI athletes, Adam is putting our small islands on a large map.

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

7 Things to give up in 2014 Ask Koren It’s a new year and many of us are looking for-

them alone but do not allow them to poison your life with their harmful words and behaviour.

5. Emotional baggage – banish the guilt, shame and hurt that you are holding on to. You holding malice against someone is a much heavier burden than forgiveness. You cannot go back and undo things you have done in the past, but you can make amends. Do not be a prisoner to emotional weights that inhibit you from living the life you deserve.

6. Bad attitude – it is unreasonable to expect people to constantly tiptoe around you because of your explosive anger, your insecurity or your persistent pessimism. Get a grip and sort yourself out. Talk to a counselor, read a self-help book, go to church or find some other way to work on your issues. There is some good in you – show it once in a while.

7. Uncomfortable shoes – when you wear uncomfortable shoes, you are miserable, you feel ugly, you walk with a limp and you get tired more easily. Stop wearing them. Invest in comfortable shoes that are your size and see how much better you feel.

Sometimes, it’s the simple things in life that makes all the difference.

ward with great expectation to 2014. For this journey, the less weight we are carrying, the better, so let’s look at seven things to give up for 2014 that can make a huge positive difference in our lives.

1.

Self doubt – give up that bad habit that causes you to sabotage yourself. While you must look at yourself with critical eyes sometimes to improve, stop putting yourself down, calling yourself names and belittling your abilities. Treat yourself the way you want others to treat you. Be good to yourself and celebrate your capacity to be awesome.

2. Narrow minds – discard that mindset that causes you to only see things from your point of view.

Stop thinking that everyone who does not look like you or behave like you or think like you is faulty or wrong. Be more open-minded and accepting of differences. Bigotry is no longer in style – tolerance is.

3. Dishonesty – suppress the tendency to lie, deceive and cheat. In the end, they cause pain, misery and unhappiness and destroy relationships. Not only do you lose people, but you lose your integrity.

Practice instead to tell the truth and be brave enough to live with the consequences.

4. Toxic people – minimize your contact with people who bring out the worst in you; people who treat you badly, abuse you and are constantly negative and unsupportive. If you cannot help them, leave

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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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

By Jan Critchley

Henry Haid & The Sun Kings

Winter Olympics – Half-Pipe Style

Don’t miss a great night out with the “Piano Man” himself, Henry Haid and his band The Sun Kings who will be making their annual pilgrimage to the islands and performing at Myett’s from 7pm on Friday, 10th January and Saturday, 11th January.

As ever, they will be entertaining the crowd by playing songs that everyone knows and loves. Henry is best known for portraying Billy Joel as the “Piano Man” in the Tony Award winning Broadway musical Movin’ Out. So if you are on for a fun evening where you can sing along to the tunes, then head over to Myett’s this weekend and you won’t be disappointed.

The BVI’s own Peter “Adam” Crook has qualified to represent the VI in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia – which will be broadcast live on NBC on February 18th. His event is the Ski Half-Pipe and a fundraiser has been arranged at Myett’s on Friday, 17th January to support Adam in his endeavour. The ticket price of $100 includes a complimentary glass of prosecco and canapés on arrival, a full buffet with dessert and more wine with the meal. During the evening there will be an auction with six amazing prizes and an awesome video of Adam’s 2012/2013 season. Wear something “Ski/Olympic appropriate” and for more information and tickets contact Lin Crook on 340-8035 or e-mail lin@sailtmm.com and let’s give Adam a great send of to Sochi.

First Yacht Race of the Year Start off the year with a fun yet competitive yacht race and sign up for the Latitude 18 Halyard Challenge, which will start and finish at the RBVIYC on Saturday, 11th January. There will be prizes for both racing and cruising classes and the first warning will not be before 1pm – so plenty time for practicing! If you are interested in taking part then get along to the Skippers Briefing on Friday, 10th January from 6-8pm at the RBVIYC. The prize giving will be at 6.30pm at the yacht club following the race. Contact Todd for further details on 544-7765.

Trellis Bay Full Moon Party Have a good time with all the family at the first full moon party of the year on Wednesday, 15th January when the spectacular fireballs will be lit around 9pm.

Get there early though, around 6:30pm for the Caribbean buffet while you listen to the delightful sounds of Dalan Vanterpool on saxaphone from 6pm8pm. The Razorbladez fungi band will take over the stage from 8pm till around midnight.

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - JAN 9

QUITOS — Ras Rio plays Happy Hour 5-7 & Quito &

ROAD TOWN

the Edge from 9:30pm til late

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

SATURDAY - JAN 11

NANNY CAY

ROAD TOWN

BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

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

CANE GARDEN BAY

RBVIYC — Latitude 18 Halyard Challenge. Prize giving

MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour with KapEye & the

6:30pm

International Rhythm Section 5-7

NANNY CAY

QUITOS — Quito solo 8pm BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

FRIDAY - JAN 10 CANE GARDEN BAY ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

THE ELM — Brugal’s Special Happy Hour, Live Music MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour with KapEye & the

NANNY CAY BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

TGIF party every Friday with $2 beers

International Rhythm Section 5-7. Henry Haid & the Sun Kings Band from 7pm QUITOS — Third Dimension from 5:30pm

CANE GARDEN BAY THE ELM — Beach BBQ, Live Music MYETT’S — Aileen Malcolm Memorial 3-5pm. Sunset Happier Hour with AL (from Last Resort) 5-7pm. Henry

SUNDAY - JAN 12 LONG BAY LONG BAY BEACH CLUB — 1748 Restaurant

Haid & the Sun Kings Band from 7pm brunch 11am-3pm

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

NORTH SHORE

Happier Hour with Al (from Last Resort) from 7pm

SEBASTIANS — Candy Man plays live 7-10pm

QUITOS — Third Dimension from 5:30pm

NANNY CAY

TUESDAY - JAN 14

BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

CANE GARDEN BAY

UPCOMING EVENTS

NANNY CAY BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

CANE GARDEN BAY

THE ELM — BBQ Live Music “Elm Tones” MYETT’S — Clem on Steel Pan 3pm. Sunset Happier Hour 5-7pm

MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour with KapEye & the International Rhythm Section 5-7 QUITOS — Quito solo 8pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

WEDNESDAY - JAN 15

SCRUB ISLAND — Beach Party from 11am-4pm

NANNY CAY

w/ Caribbean Style Buffet & music by DJ Dre

BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

MONDAY - JAN 13

CANE GARDEN BAY

ROAD TOWN

MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour 5-7pm & 3D Band

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

Super Bowl - Feb 2 Lashing Dogs @ Myetts — Jan 18 Performing Arts Series with Carlene Davis @ HLSCC — Jan 18 Sol Driven Train @ Quitos — Jan 23, 24 ,25

from 7pm QUITOS — Quito plays Happy Hour 5-7.Too Smooth

Hamlet Production @ HLSCC — Jan 25

8pm til late.

BEACH BAR — Daily Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30pm.

EAST END CANE GARDEN BAY TRELLIS BAY— Full Moon Party with Dalan MYETT’S — Mexican Margarita Monday. Sunset

Governor’s Cup Race — Jan 25

Vanterpool on Sax 6-8pm & the Razorbladez from 8pm

Sweethearts of the Caribbean Race — Feb 15

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Bitter End Mid-Winter Regatta Sailing to Bitter End between the 11th January and 18th January? If so, check out the BEYC Mid Winter Regatta. This is a fun and entertaining regatta using Lasers and is open to all. For more information contact the Bitter End Yacht Club at binfo@beyc.com or call 494-2746.

Saturday Sailing is Back Get the kids off the iPad and back on the water with the Nagico Funsailing on Saturdays at Nanny Cay from 11:30pm to 2pm. This is an open sailing fun class for kids of all ages and skill levels. Adults are also welcome to either take part or just to help share the sport with the kids. Contact youthsailing@royalbviyc.org for more information.

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By Arlena Smith

Captain Phillips Two-time Academy Award winner Tom Hanks teams

with

Oscar-nominated

director

Paul

Greengrass and screenwriter Billy Ray to tell the true story of Richard Phillips, a U.S. cargo-ship captain who surrendered himself to Somali pirates so that his crew would be freed. Captain Richard Phillips (Hanks) and his crew are carrying freight around the Horn of Africa when four Somali pirates forcefully take over their ship, the MV Maersk Alabama.

As the raggedy Somali gang approaches the Maersk Alabama in their motorboats, shiny with sweat and reeking of unpredictability, it soon

Cast & Credits

becomes clear that besides their menacing shot-

Tom Hanks -------------------Capt. Richard Phillips Catherine Keener--------------------Andrea Phillips Muse---------------------------------Barkhad Abdi Shane Murphy---------------------Michael Chernus Bilal---------------------------Berkhad Abdirahman

guns they have one superior weapon: the lack of anything to lose. The camera dwells on one man in particular, called Muse who emerges as the gangs leader (superbly played by Barkhad Abdi).

While Phillips' team follow his orders to hide until they hear him give the safe word, the captain

ship safe. But that isn't enough, and Muse demands

and a few essential crew members remain on the

that Phillips help him search every corner of the ship

bridge as the heavily armed pirates make their way

to root out the terrified crew. When that plan fails,

up to seize control of the ship. But the interlopers

the pirates agree to take the cash from the safe and

soon discover something that sends them into a furi-

flee in the Maersk's lifeboat. At the last minute, how-

ous rage: After effectively shutting down the ship,

ever, they kidnap Phillips in the hope of supplement-

Phillips explains that the Maersk had malfunctioned

ing their take with a sizable ransom – a decision that

when the crew pushed it too hard in an attempt to

leads to a tense standoff with the U.S. Navy, who

evade the attackers.

would sooner see the lifeboat sunk with Phillips

In order to appease the ruthless Muse, Phillips

inside than allow it to reach Somalia. It will keep you

offers them the $30,000 that's been locked in the

on the edge of your seat right to the very end.

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Vol. 26, No. 17 • Jan 9 - 15, 2014

By George Dickie

Wise Beyond His Years: Freeskier Looks Ahead to X Games, Sochi These are heady times for the sport of halfpipe skiing, what with its popularity being at an all-time high and its Olympic debut coming next month at the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

At the forefront of the sport’s charge to mainstream recognition is David Wise, the 23-year-old native of Reno, Nev., and owner of two X Games gold medals in the superpipe, who will be among the 200plus athletes on hand when the 2014 Winter X Games take place in Aspen/Snowmass, Colo., Thursday through Sunday, Jan. 23-26, on ESPN and ABC. “I’m honestly really proud to have been part of the wave of getting this sport into the Olympics,” Wise says. “I’ve been competing in the halfpipe for a long time, and we honestly thought we were going to get into the 2010 Olympics, and then that didn’t happen.

But basically the high points of my career have been the times when we were looked at (to be possibly) put into the Olympics or not. So I’m proud of this sport getting into the Olympics and being able to be a part of the first wave.

“We’re going from a sport that only people who ski watch,” Wise continues, “to something that worldwide people care about, whether they ski or not, which in my opinion is really cool; it’s exciting for our sport. We are basically the representation of what the sport is going to look like to the world. You know, I’ve

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been skiing my whole life, I’ve been a part of the industry for a really long time, and I’ve always cared about skiing and where it’s going, so it’s definitely exciting to be able to be there to represent the sport the way I think it should be represented.”

But before he heads off to Europe to be the global ambassador of half/superpipe, there is the business at hand in Aspen, where he comes in as the twotime defending champion. Though he’s considered a favorite to defend his gold medal, he knows to take nothing for granted.

“The exciting thing about our sport,” Wise says, “is that there’s a lot of guys who could win on any given day.”

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Track and Field Season Opens Friday Just 10 days after closing its 2013 season by recognizing its athletes at a gala, the BVI Athletics Association’s 2014 Track and Field season will kick off at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, January 10 at the A. O. Shirley Recreation Grounds.

Events for the first competition will target U15, U18, U20 and Open male and female athletes and include the following events: Track; 100m; 400m hurdles and 800m. Field Events: Triple Jump and Shot Put. Registration is $1 per athlete.

The domestic season runs thought the June 7 with the 2nd BVI Twilight Invitational and will also see the association hosting the Leeward Islands Jr. Championships.

For the first time in its history, the BVIAA will organize meets outside of Road Town, with competitions also scheduled for Capoons Bay and Virgin Gorda. These events in particular, will target U9, U11 and U13 athletes, many of whom will be representing their various schools during inter-house competitions and the annual Inter-Primary Championships in March.

These youngsters will also be seeking to fill spots and represent the Territory at the CUT Games in Trinidad in July. On Saturday, Jan 11, the association will hold its second development meet at 1:00 p.m. in Capoons Bay targeting U9-U13 athletes. Events include: 1200m for U13. 200m U9, U11 & U13; Shot Put, U13; 60m U9, U11 & U13 and 600m U11 & U13.

Other competitions in January are scheduled for: Jan 17 @ A.O. Shirley Grounds targeting U15 Open and on Jan 18, Virgin Gorda, U9-U13. Admission to BVIAA Development Series meets is $2 per person.

The new season will see the BVIAA adopting the U18 Division in keeping with its governing body, the

Athletes' battles starts Friday

International Association of Athletics Federations mandate and dropping the U17 Division in all its events. From this year’s April 19-21 Carifta Games in Martinique, the U18 Division comes into effect. The Central American and Caribbean Jr. Championships adopted the format in 2012.

Track and Field fans can look forward to seeing professional athletes again gracing our shores in the 2nd BVI Twilight Invitational on June 7. Plans are also for the BVIAA to host the Leeward Islands Jr. Championships in May. Remember the magic of the Medley Relay team at the IAAF World Youth Championships last July?

Starting with the Development Series, the top U20 athletes will also be seeking to qualify for the July 2227, IAAF World Jr. Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

In August the spotlight will turn to the 2nd Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. In particular during the season, keep an eye on the performances of Nelda Huggins, Tarika “Tinker Bell” Moses, Lakeisha “Mimi” Warner and Kyron McMaster, as they look to represent the Territory in Nanjing.

The 2014 season holds a lot of promise and athletes will be recognized at their gala on Dec 27. The association’s complete schedule of track and road racing events will be posted on http://bvi.milesplit.com 13

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THURSDAY JANUARY 16, 2014 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) N FOX Sports Live 1:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) ; UFC Unleashed M SportsDash With Yahoo! Sports N Fox Sports 1 on 1 3:30 M Skiing U.S. Freestyle Cup: Freestyle & Moguls.

4:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Second Round. (Taped) 8 NFL Insiders (N) ; XTERRA Adventures 4:30 ; World Extreme Games M Skiing Visa Freestyle International: Freestyle & Aerials.

5:30 ; Ultimate Dodgeball (N) M U.S. Ski Team 36 8:00 & 8 College Basketball M NHL Top 10 N College Basketball Providence at St. John’s. (N) 9:00 M NHL Hockey Los Angeles Kings at St. Louis Blues. (N) 10:00 & College Basketball Ohio State at Minnesota. (N) N College Basketball Arizona State at Arizona. (N)

FRIDAY JANUARY 17, 2014 12:00 8 SportsCenter (N) 1:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) N College Basketball Arizona State at Arizona.

4:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Third Round. (Taped) M Snowboarding U.S. Grand Prix: Slopestyle. (Taped) 5:00 M Snowboarding U.S. Grand Prix: Halfpipe. (Taped) 7:00 & SportsNation (N) ; The New College Football Show: Next Class 8:00 8 NBA Basketball Los Angeles Clippers at New York Knicks. (N) 8:30 M College Hockey Lake Superior State at Notre Dame.

9:00 ; Boxing Golden Boy: Mike Arnaoutis vs. Josesito Lopez.

10:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Third Round. (N) 10:30 8 NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) 11:30 7 Unguarded With Rachel Nichols (N) [ Unguarded With Rachel Nichols

SATURDAY JANUARY 18, 2014 12:30 PM 9 Final Score 1:00 * College Basketball Tennessee at Kentucky. (N) 1:30 ` English Premier League Soccer Liverpool FC vs Aston Villa FC. M College Basketball George Mason at Rhode Island. (N) [ Main/Sail/Golf/Win/Open 3:00 & 8 College Basketball Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

* College Basketball North Carolina State at Duke. (N) N College Basketball USC at Colorado. (N) 3:30 ` Snowboarding Freeskiing Grand Prix: Ski Pipe & Slope. M College Basketball Fordham at St. Louis. (N) 5:00 * College Basketball Oklahoma State at Kansas. (N) N College Basketball UCLA at Utah.

5:30 M Skiing U.S. Freeskiing Grand Prix: Slopestyle. (N) 7:00 & College Football NFLPA Bowl: American vs. National.

8 College Basketball Michigan at Wisconsin. (N) 9:00 ; High School Football Semper Fi All-American Bowl: East vs. West. = NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Chicago Bulls. (N) N College Basketball Creighton at Providence. (N)

SUNDAY JANUARY 19, 2014 12:30 PM * Sunday Sports Blitz 1:00 * Motorcycle Racing Monster Energy AMA Supercross. (Taped) 8 Sunday NFL Countdown (N) ; College Basketball Texas Tech at Texas Christian.

2:30 M Curling Continental Cup: Women’s Team Competition.

4:00 & Women’s College Basketball Connecticut at Rutgers. ` Snowboarding Mammoth Mountain Resort Grand Prix.

5:00 ` Figure Skating European Championships. (N) 6:00 & Women’s College Basketball Penn State at Michigan State. (N) 6:30 M Skiing U.S. Freeskiing Grand Prix: Halpipe. (Taped) 8:30 M NHL Hockey Washington Capitals at New York Rangers. (N Subject to Blackout) 10:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Round of 16. (N) 11:30 M Tour Down Under Classic Preshow (N) 11:45 9 Sport Today

MONDAY JANUARY 20, 2014 1:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) ; College Basketball Texas Tech at Texas Christian.

N College Basketball Louisiana Tech at Southern Mississippi.

2:00 M Snowboarding U.S. Grand Prix: Slopestyle. (Taped) 3:00 & NFL PrimeTime (N) N Women’s College Basketball Villanova at DePaul.

3:30 8 NBA Basketball Brooklyn Nets at New York Knicks. (N) 4:00 M English Premier League Soccer West Bromwich Albion FC vs Everton FC. (N)

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8:00 & Women’s College Basketball Notre Dame at Tennessee. (N) 8 College Basketball North Carolina at Virginia. (N) M College Basketball Delaware at Drexel. (N) N College Basketball Creighton at Villanova. (N) 10:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals. (N) 8 College Basketball Baylor at Kansas. (N) M Skiing USANAF Freestyle World Cup: Aerials. (Taped) N College Basketball Marquette at Georgetown. (N) 11:00 M Snowboarding U.S. Grand Prix: Halfpipe.

TUESDAY JANUARY 21, 2014 12:00 N FOX Sports Live 1:00 N College Basketball Creighton at Villanova.

3:00 N College Basketball Marquette at Georgetown.

4:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals.

5:30 M Cycling Tour Down Under, Stage 1. (Taped) 8:00 & College Basketball Kansas State at Texas. (N) 8 College Basketball Indiana at Michigan State. (N) N Women’s College Basketball Oklahoma at Iowa State. (N) 9:00 ; Boxing Golden Boy: Mike Arnaoutis vs. Josesito Lopez.

10:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals. (N) 8 College Basketball Texas A&M at Kentucky. (N) N College Basketball Butler at Providence. (N)

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22, 2014 12:00 ; Supergirl Snow Pro 1:00 N Women’s College Basketball Oklahoma at Iowa State.

3:00 M Babe Winkelman’s Good Fishing N College Basketball Butler at Providence.

4:00 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals.

8:00 & Colin’s Cage Confessionals ; High School Football Semper Fi All-American Bowl: East vs. West.

8:30 & College Basketball Duke at Miami. (N) 9:00 8 NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs. (N) M NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Detroit Red Wings.

10:30 & 2014 Australian Open Tennis Women’s Semifinals. (N) 11:00 ; The New College Football Show: Next Class 11:30 8 NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Phoenix Suns. (N)

Weekly Suduko

The objective is to fill the full 9x9 grid with digits so that each column, each row, and each of the nine 3x3 “sub-grids” that compose the main grid contains all of the digits from 1 to 9 – with no repeats within each row or column within the entire square. A partially completed grid is usually provided, which typically has a unique solution. See next weeks Limin’ Times issue for solution.