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Now in its 26th Year!

May 1 - 7, 2014 Vol.26, No.33

YoUR FRee GUiDe

to our islands’ happenings

CADA Players African Dream Saturday, May 3rd & Sunday, May 4th

Black & White Thang Saturday, May 3rd @ Quitos

Also this week: Northern harbour @ Myett’s • Reggae Night @ Deloose Mongoose • Cinco de Mayo • Beach Clean Up

Photo by Anya Brewley Schultheiss

This Week’s Feature Story by Jan Critchley

The Power of You Most of us can get in a rut from time to time, where we get into a routine that is familiar, safe and predictable, and that is fine as long as you are happy.

However, for a lot of us, we know deep down that we want more out of life. Whether it be starting our own business, writing that first novel or simply taking that trip of a lifetime - Dr Lynda Reid, EdD, ACC is here to help.

Dr Lynda, originally from Canada, first lived in the BVI about 20 years ago. She worked for Cedar School as a teacher when they first opened up their High School and she said, “I learned so much about myself over that time – teaching and living in Carrot Bay was perfect – I just loved being part of that very small very authentic community.”

After living here for around three years, Lynda met and fell in love with a writer, Alan Stracke who was here on sabbatical writing stories about the Caribbean and after a short time they moved to Vermont. At that time, she studied for her Doctorate in Multicultural Leadership, which took her to China over a period of three years, taking students there from the US to teach English.

Following this, although she knew that teaching

in some way was the key, she started to do some research into related careers and discovered that coaching was the way forward. So, she studied to get certified with both the NeuroLeadership Group and the International Coach Federation.

Now, Dr Lynda feels she has found her life’s work and summed it up by saying, “The workshops are a culmination of the best of everything that I have done so far and I know this is what I am meant to do.”

The workshops themselves are designed to help you move beyond limitations and barriers and create clarity, purpose and positive changes in your life. The next one, to be held at The Moorings on 6th May is called, “Making Time for Success – Creating Clarity,” which looks at creating balance in your life.

It will be followed by two further workshops “Less is More,” and “Focus” (see the Ad on Page 7 for dates) and although the courses work together, they can also be taken individually. So, take the first step and sign up today – you never know, it might just change your life!

To book call Dr Lynda on 342-3216 or e-mail her at lynda@kusalallc.com.

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Ask Koren How do I branch out as an entrepreneur

Ask Koren

Dear Koren, I have been working for over 20 years in the business field and I want to branch out into my own business but my husband is worried about us not having my salary. I get paid well, but I am getting so tired of this job and I think that my business could do well although I know many locals don’t support local business. What kinds of things do I need to consider because I need my husband’s support and want to convince him that we can try? –Potential Entrepreneur

avoid you being stressed and unable to live properly.

It may take a while to break even and turn a profit, so have something set aside or start while you are working part-time so you still have a steady income.

- You must be consistently committed. You will likely face challenges, you might have to invest a lot of time, make a lot of cold calls or forgo a vacation. Be willing to make sacrifices to see your business grow and thrive but don’t compromise on your family time or your principles.

- Have a plan. Identify your priorities, talk to persons who are entrepreneurs or financial experts, have a business plan and a plan A, B and C. It is important that you are clear on the pros and cons of your venture so you make an informed decision and you are aware of possible outcomes.

Sometimes answering to our calling and purpose means having to make bold decisions especially if we have gotten used to answering to others or just doing what is expected of us. It takes a special kind of courage to venture out on our own, but the satisfaction is well worth it. Success might not come easy, but do not give up on your dreams.

Dear Potential Entrepreneur, I can imagine your excitement at the thought of being able to have your own business and to give up the regular daily grind. You are wise to seek your husband’s support as financially and emotionally, it can be really taxing to branch out on your own. Many locals support local businesses once your products or services are offered well and you have excellent customer service. Here are four things to consider: - It must be something you are passionate about.

You must like what you are doing so much that you enjoy it even if you are not being paid. That passion will keep you going and will fuel your enthusiasm, which will catch on to others and help them to believe in what you are doing.

- It must have the ability to bring in an income. Your business must have the potential to be profitable to

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 personal E-therapist, is in the house!

Send your questions to askkoren@live.com or follow us on twitter @korennorton and a response will be provided

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

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

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Vol. 26, No. 33 • May 1 - 7, 2014

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Setting Swimming’s Bench Marks Elinah Phillip has established the benchmark for Her 100m Freestyle’s focus was improving her the territory’s future swimmers in Carifta Games comtime. “I wasn’t looking for a medal,” she stated after a petitions. personal best. “That was a bonus. I had an reasonable In just her second time in the regional annual comtime in the 50m Freestyle semis and wanted to go petition since she and her sister Amarah made swimfaster in the final and see if I could still medal which I ming’s 2012 debut for the BVI Swimming Federation, did so I was happy with it.” she completed her four-for-four medal haul on Friday Elinah – currently England’s 2nd fastest 13-14 in night with a 50m Freestyle silver medal when she the 50m Freestyle and 3rd fastest in 50m Butterfly – stopped the clock with her last stroke at 27.23 secsummed up her four-medal haul as ‘surprising.’ “I onds. It was personal best and National Record. never really thought about it,” she said. “What I’m takThe 13 year old began her medal haul last Tuesday ing away from the Carifta Games is never to doubt with a 100m Butterfly bronze medal in 1 minute 08.82 myself, because I didn’t think I would do that well.” seconds. On Wednesday, she Part of her training included six added 50m Butterfly gold and mile winter runs and lots of gym broke the Carifta Record with a work.

28.71 swim in the process. That Her sister Amara – competing was followed by Thursday’s 100m in the 15-17 division – set personal freestyle bronze in 1:00.72, before bests and established a National Friday’s silver.

Record with her swim of 1:04.72, in “Carifta was a great experithe 100m Freestyle and 29.14 in the ence. I raced well and made per50m Fly. “I was pleased, but not as sonal best in all my races,” she pleased as I wanted to be,” noted. “I didn’t know what to Amarah said. “I wanted to swim 28 Elinah Phillip bags four Carifta medals expect because I’m a lot better than I was the last and 1:02. I like the speed events but I can do longer time. I didn’t know whether I would medal or not and distances.” it turned out extremely well. I plan to swim even faster Regarding other swimmers and those interested in the future.” in the sport, both Amarah and Elinah shared the same The 100m Butterfly bronze gave her a confidence sentiments. “Just keep working hard and stick with it,” boost. In the 50m Butterfly that followed, she had the they said. fastest semis time and her aim was “to just stay Both began swimming in the KATS program and there,” she said. “I can’t explain the feeling when I got into their first competitions at nine. They have won – it was really good – and when I saw my time of both set a high bar in the 13-14 and 15-17 divisions for 28.71, it was better than I thought it would be.” future swimmers who will attend the Carifta Games.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

By Jan Critchley African Dream Following the rave reviews from those that saw the amazing production of African Dream last weekend, treat yourself to a great night out and see it for yourself on Saturday, May 3rd at 8pm or Sunday, May 4th at 6pm. With a brilliant set design including new lighting and a projection system – Briercliffe Hall has been transformed for the show. The story is based on a Nigerian folk tale that seeks an answer to “who’s the greatest – wind, fire or rain?” In addition to the dancers, the show also features some of the territory’s best musicians who have created music for the spectrum of dance styles including West African tribal dance, modern African hip-hop, samba, lyrical jazz and more. Get your tickets today by calling 494-2424.

Get Loose at De Goose Head out to the coolest beach bar, De Loose Mongoose at Trellis Bay this Friday, May 2nd for their Reggae Party Night featuring DJ Renegade and $3 Carib specials. On Monday, May 5th continue with the party spirit and join in their Cinco de Mayo party where fun and food specials will be on the menu. See you at the Goose!

Northern Harbour at Myett’s Northern Harbour, Canada’s No 1 party band are here to entertain you with their feet tapping, Caribbean Soul and Trop Rock ‘n Roll at Myett’s on Wednesday, 7th May. Their show encompasses a wide variety of music and the show is designed to entertain you and leave a little sand in your shoes. The band that features Myett’s Happy Hour regular Brian Neale are also playing on the 9th, 10th, 11th and 14th May, so

don’t miss out catch this fun band and get groovin’ at Myett’s – where the beat goes on!

Black and White Thang Don’t miss one of the best parties of the year as the stylish event – Black and White Thang comes to town on Saturday, May 3rd at Quito’s. So put on your favorite black, white (or both) outfit and head out to this weekend and be entertained by DJ Dre, DJ Wiz alongside DJ Flintastic and Mr Benji N20 from Dominica. The admission is $20 and the dress code will be enforced, so get there early and get yourself a complimentary cocktail if you are one of the first 50 ladies to arrive!

Beach Clean Up Join in with Grade Five students from Cedar School for a beach clean up at Barr Bay/Witches Brew at East End on Sunday, 4th May at 10:30am. All are welcome to help the students with the clean up which is part of a project they are working on to protect our reefs through Reef Guardians. So follow the balloons to the beach and give a hand with the clean up and who knows – you could even win a prize!

Testimonies in Song Don’t miss Claude Parillon, a legend in Caribbean 9

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - MAY 1

5-7pm. Tortola’s Own Evolution Band 7:30pm

ROAD TOWN

QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm, Ras Rio 5-8pm &

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

Quito & the Edge 9:30pm

D’ BEST CUP — aka...The Barking Frog - Ladies

WEST END

Night. Happy Hour all night from 5pm

SOPER’S HOLE — Scaramouche Happy Night from

CANE GARDEN BAY

9:30-10:30pm, cocktails & beers half price

QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm, (Half price appertiz-

EAST END

ers & drinks daily excluding Sunday). Quito solo from

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Reggae Party Night with

7:30pm

DJ Renegade

MYETT’S — Brian Neale Sunset Happier Hour 5pm &

SATURDAY - MAY 3

3D Band Love at 7pm ROAD TOWN

EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Entertainment by

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

Candyman

D’ BEST CUP — aka...The Barking Frog Happy Hour

FRIDAY - MAY 2

from 5-7pm, open til midnight

ROAD TOWN

BRIERCLIFFE HALL — CADA Players African Dream

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

8pm

D’ BEST CUP — aka...The Barking Frog - Happy

EAST END

Hour from 5-7pm, open til midnight NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH — Claude Parillon album release and concert

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Karaoke Night WEST END SOPER’S HOLE — Scaramouche Happy Night from

CANE GARDEN BAY

9:30-10:30pm, cocktails & beers half price

THE ELM — Beach BBQ, Live Music “Elm Tones” MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour Candyman

CANE GARDEN BAY THE ELM — Brugal’s Special Happy Hour, Live Music

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

MYETT’S — Brian Neale Sunset Happier Hour 5pm

MONDAY - MAY 5

QUITO’S — Annual Black & White Thang w/ DJ’s Dre,

ROAD TOWN

Wiz, Flintastic & Mr. Benji N20 from Dominica

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

CANE GARDEN BAY

SANTUARY OF HOPE (VG) — Claude Parillon album

MYETT’S — Cinco de Mayo Mexican Monday with

release and concert

Specialty Margaritas, fish & lobster tacos. Candyman

SUNDAY - MAY 4

UPCOMING EVENTS

Sunset Happier Hour 5-7pm. Singing Chef Al 7pm QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm. Dinner served

ROAD TOWN BRIERCLIFFE HALL — CADA Players African Dream 6pm LONG BAY LONG BAY BEACH CLUB — 1748 Restaurant brunch 11am-3pm

6:30pm EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Cinco de Mayo Party

TUESDAY - MAY 6 ROAD TOWN CANE GARDEN BAY

EAST END

QUITO’S — Cinco de Mayo Happy Hour w/ Quito.

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Sunday Brunch from

Tequila specials, mexican menu .Quito solo from 7:30pm

10am-2:30pm

MYETT’S — Brian Neale plays live Sunset Happier

BARR BAY — Cedar School Grade 5 Beach Clean Up NORTH SHORE

Hour 5pm

WEDNESDAY - MAY 7 EAST END

SEBASTIANS — Candy Man plays live 7-10pm CANE GARDEN BAY THE ELM — BBQ Live Music “Elm Tones” MYETT’S — Sunday Brunch. Steel Pan 1-4pm. Sunset Happier Hour 5-7pm with Brian Neale.

QUITO’S — Closed

Mother’s Day – May 11

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — BBQ Grill Party with live music & open mic with Verne CANE GARDEN BAY

The Evolution of You Workshops @ Moorings— May 6, 13, 20 Brian Neale & Northern Harbour @ Myett’s — May 7, 9, 10, 11 & 14 Humane Society Gaming Night — May 10

MYETT’S — Brian Neale & Northern Harbour play live 1st time in Tortola 7pm QUITO’S — Quito plays Happy Hour 5-7 & Dinner

BVI Dinghy Champs Regatta & Parties — May 17 & 18

from 6:30

BVI Exquisite Boat Show — May 24 Leverick Bay Poker Run — May 25 11

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Gospel music, perform live in concert from his new CD “Testimonies in Song.” There are two concert dates, the first is on May, 2nd at 7:30pm at the New Testament Church and the second, on May 3rd at 7:30pm at the Sanctuary of Hope New Testament Church in Virgin Gorda. Admission is $10 for both concerts. For more information or for bookings call 5449043 or e-mail royparillon@gmail.com.

Catch a Wave With the great surfing conditions we have on Tortola, why not sign up for some surf lessons at Josiah’s Bay beach. All you need is the ability to swim and your sun block and before you know it you will be catching waves like a true pro. Surf School BVI run the classes that are for about 1 hour for $60 per person – they will also cater to groups of up to four people. So book today by calling 343-0002 or by e-mail at surfschoolbvi@gmail.com.

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Vol. 26, No. 33 • May 1 - 7, 2014

By Claudia Colli

African Dreams - A Stellar Performance We are a small island with a large amount of talent, much of which was on display at Saturday’s Cada Players performance of African Dream. African Dream is the latest in a long string of productions by this group which has been in existence since 1997. I have been to many of these performances including ones that were held in a tent on Wickhams Cay near the Cruise Ship dock and as time goes on they get better and better.

Their previous two productions of Ringmaster held in 2012 and 2013, was an extravaganza that included music, dance as well as acrobatics by former circus members. I was entranced. Saturday’s African Dreams once again put the islands’ prodigious talent on display. I knew that something special was going to happen the minute I walked into the Briercliffe Hall, which had amazingly, been redecorated. Fabric was hung across the posts in front of the bleachers obscuring them. There were batik hangings with African figures on the stage and a large screen on which video and photo presentations were displayed.

New lighting and sound equipment donated to Cada was also installed, transforming the gymnasium-like Briercliffe Hall into a real theater!

The show began with a slide show of Harmony House in Haiti founded and run by the non-profit organization “Hands on Volunteers.” The group has taken in 13 orphans of poverty since the devastating earthquake of 2010 upended lives and families. The kids are housed, clothed and educated due to the group’s support and the main fundraiser for supporting their work is Cada’s annual theater production.

As the show’s title suggests, the theme is African.

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for what is happening on stage. There are 30 dancers and performers, all living in the BVI. Some, like Sarah Penney, Amanda Georges-Downing and Diandra Jones had received dance training in colleges in the states, and several talented young performers attend the BVI Dance School. But most were ordinary members of the community – lawyers, business people, students and graphic artists, among others – representing many islands and countries. And can they dance!

Each number, danced to an African beat provided by saxophonist Kamau Georges and a retinue of percussionists, was exuberant, beautifully choreographed and well executed. The costumes were fluid and kept to the theme that ran through the heart of the show based on an African folk tale – who is the greatest, rain, wind or fire? The show-stopper though was a display of aerial artistry by two of the dancers.

If you didn’t catch last weekend’s show you have two more chances. They will be performing again this Saturday, May 3rd at 8pm and Sunday, May 4th at 6pm. For more information on Hands on Volunteers and how you can help Harmony House go to www.handsonvolunteers.org. Tickets for the show are available at Vanterpool’s, Watering Hole and Tortola Express or call 494-2324.

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By Jay Bobbin

Barbara Walters Bids Farewell To Daily Television says. “Remember, I’m still doing it. When I leave, Bill and I then have to make a decision as to who we will add to the cast. We want the ladies to get along with them and like them. And I’m not sure we may not want to add a man!”

Having joined ABC in 1976, when she became the first female co-anchor on a network evening newscast, Walters has seen many transitions.

“I’m sad that we don’t have a regular newsmagazine,” she reflects. “ ‘20/20’ has become a different kind of program, but people’s tastes have changed, and their attention span has changed. Also, I didn’t moderate ‘The View’ because I was doing ‘20/20’ every week; instead, I chose moderators like Meredith Vieira, Rosie O’Donnell and Whoopi Goldberg.”

As for the annual year-end “10 Most Fascinating People” special that has been another of her ABC trademarks, Walters admits its future is uncertain.

“The network wanted me to do it this year, even though I’m leaving, and I decided I didn’t want to.

Truthfully, at the moment, I can’t think of 10 most fascinating people (for 2014). We’ve done so many major leaders of the world, so many huge movie stars ... it’s something that belongs to us, but we’ve made the decision not to do it this year.”

Now, with numerous honors including 11 Emmy Awards and a presence in the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame, Walters is ready for her next chapter.

“You have to leave sometime,” she reasons.

“Maybe you don’t, but I think you do. And I wanted to leave while I was still valuable and the audience wasn’t saying, ‘Is she still here?’ This is, for me, a very good and natural transition.”

Barbara Walters insists she’s fine with letting go.

The iconic journalist notes that leaving daily television is her call. She’ll do that Friday, May 16 – officially Barbara Walters Day in New York – with her last regular appearance on ABC’s The View “I’m fine,” maintains Walters, who worked at CBS and NBC (famously on “Today”) previously.

“Nobody’s forcing me out. It’s not like with David Letterman, where younger people are nipping at his heels. It’s a decision I made a long while ago.”

Among other highlights of Walters’ sign-off: a big party in her honor; a gathering of every co-host “The View” has had, on the program’s telecast Thursday, May 15; and the dedication of ABC News’ newlynamed-for-Walters headquarters.

The prime-time farewell special is, Walters says, “much more conversation about how I felt about different interviews. It’s not, ‘And then I interviewed him, and then I interviewed her ... .’ I did that a few years ago on ‘20/20,’ so this will be more the background and the untold stories.”

Walters points out that she “will continue to be a member of ABC News, so that if there are special things I want to do, I can. The other “View” hosts haven’t treated Walters differently as her on-camera exit approaches, she maintains.

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By Arlena Smith

RoboCop Set in a not-too-distant 2028, director José Padilha’s reboot pitches a world where mega-multinational OmniCorp – fronted by ruthless CEO Raymond Sellars (Michael Keaton) – has become the US military’s major contractor. Over in the Middle East, its soldier drones and heavy artillery ED-209 units are helping to ‘enforce’ the peace. While back home, in America, its advanced robotics department is helping injured soldiers to walk again. But despite their best efforts, there’s one area of business they haven’t yet cracked – securing America’s own streets. With US cit-

ous attempts of OmniCorp to suppress Murphy’s

izens unwilling to accept a police force made up of

humanity and control their new ‘product’. However,

faceless robots, Sellars devises an audacious solution

Murphy isn’t quite ready to play the puppet and this

– fuse a real cop with an artificial body.

provides much of the story’s morally murky edge.

He finds the perfect candidate Alex Murphy (Joel

In the scenes involving Murphy’s wife (Abbie

Kinnaman), a principled young detective left mortally

Cornish) and young son make for a more easily relat-

wounded after a brutal assassination attempt. He’s a

able and sympathetic hero but the story really kicks

prime candidate for the public to rally behind: a fami-

into gear when Murphy ignores his programming and

ly man with a fierce commitment to justice. In place of

goes after his own killers.

Peter Weller’s detached cyborg from the original,

And while this version does feel just a teensy bit

Kinnaman is painfully aware of what’s happened to

toned down – with no melting men or machine-gun-

him and this is also where the redesigned suit starts

mangled bodies in sight, I think director Padilha has

to make sense.

successfully crafted a smart, thrilling sci-fi, different

Just like the original, the struggle between man

enough to exist on its own terms without ignoring or

and machine forms the backbone. In fact, it’s the dubi-

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disrespecting its original roots.

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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.

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THURSDAY MAY 1, 2014 12:30 PM M Bass 2 Billfish 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 & First Take 2:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M Lunkerville 2:30 8 Outside the Lines (N) M Americana Outdoors N UEFA Europa League Pregame (N) 3:30 8 NFL Insiders (N) M O’Neill Outside 4:30 & Highly Questionable ; A Piece of the Game (N) 7:00 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Toyota Owners 400. (Taped) 7:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 9:00 & Boxing Friday Night Fights. (N) N NASCAR Race Hub (N) 10:00 8 Baseball Tonight (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Foundation Ladies Night - Part 2.

10:30 M Auto Racing TORC: The Off Road Championship Series.

11:00 & Olbermann (N)

FRIDAY MAY 2, 2014 12:30 PM M Saltwater Experience 1:00 & First Take 2:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Aaron’s 499, Practice. (N) 3:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Aaron’s 499, Final Practice.

4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) ; UEFA Europa League Highlights (N) 6:30 & Pardon the Interruption N NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series: Aaron’s 312, Qualifying.

7:00 & NBA Basketball Teams ; UEFA Europa League Highlights 7:30 ; Countdown to Golden Boy ’14 8:00 8 NBA Basketball Teams ; Boxing Golden Boy Live: Ronny Rios vs. Andrew Cancio.

10:00 ; UEFA Champions League Magazine (N) M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 11:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

SATURDAY MAY 3, 2014 12:00 & SportsCenter Special ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Semifinal, 2nd Leg — FC Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid CF. D English Premier League Soccer Everton FC vs Manchester City FC. (N) 12:30 PM ` NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 2:00 * Beyond the Green (N) ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Semifinal, 2nd Leg — Chelsea FC vs Club Atletico de Madrid.

4:00 & Sportscenter Special: On the Clock _ ( ESPN Sports Saturday Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

; UEFA Champions League Magazine 4:30 ; UEFA Europa League Highlights N College Lacrosse Big East Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. 5:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

7:00 & 2014 Draft Academy N MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals. (N) 7:30 8 College Softball Florida at Arkansas. (N) 8:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 10:30N Motorcycle Racing Monster Energy Supercross: Las Vegas. (N) 11:00 . Giants Access Blue ; Boxing Golden Boy Live: Ronny Rios vs. Andrew Cancio.

M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 11:30 . In Depth with Graham Bensinger

SUNDAY MAY 4, 2014 12:30 PM & NHRA Drag Racing Lucas Oil Series. (Taped) [ Living Golf 1:00 _ ( NBA Basketball First Round: * Bull Riding PBR Built Ford Tough Rumble in the Rockies.

2:00 * PGA Tour 2014: Imprints (N) ` Equestrian Rolex Championships. ; Tennis PowerShares Series: Salt Lake City. (Taped) 2:30 M English Premier League Soccer 3:00 ` NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 8 College Softball Stanford at UCLA. (N) 7:00 & Arena Football Spokane Shock at Los Angeles Kiss. (N) 8 Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown (N) 7:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 8:00 8 MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs. (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2. 9:30 & SportsCenter Special (N) 10:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 11:30 ` Sports Final (N)

MONDAY MAY 5, 2014 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 & First Take N The Mike Francesa Show (N) 3:00 8 NFL Insiders (N) ; Training Day ’14 (N) M English Premier League Soccer Crystal Palace FC vs Liverpool FC. (N) 4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) ; The Best of Pride 5:00 & College Football Live ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

6:00 & Around the Horn (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

7:00 & SportsCenter (N) 8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA. N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Aaron’s 499. (Taped)

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7:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: 8:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW 9:00 & Sportscenter Special: On the Clock (N) 10:00 & 2014 Draft Academy 8 Baseball Tonight (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 11:00 & Olbermann (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

N FOX Sports Live (N)

TUESDAY MAY 6, 2014 1:00 & First Take ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Good Fishing 2:45 M English Premier League Soccer Manchester United FC vs Hull City AFC. (N) 4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) N NASCAR Race Hub (N) 6:30 ; A Piece of the Game 7:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

N World Poker Tour: Alpha8 London, Day 2.

7:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 8:00 8 E:60 (N) = MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs. (N) 10:00 & Baseball Tonight (N) M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 11:00 & Olbermann (N)

WEDNESDAY MAY 7, 2014 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 & First Take 1:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider M Babe Winkelman’s Good Fishing 4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) N NASCAR Race Hub (N) 4:45 M Premier League Goal Zone 5:00 & College Football Live 6:00 7:30 8 Baseball Tonight (N) M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) N UFC Ultimate Knockouts 8:00 & Sportscenter Special: On the Clock (N) 8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA. ; Tennis PowerShares Series: Salt Lake City.

10:00 & 2014 Draft Academy (N) 10:30 M Beat the Streets Wrestling 11:00 & Olbermann (N) ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

N FOX Sports Live (N) 11:30 M Premier League Review Show