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May 8 - 14, 2014 Vol.26, No.34

Your Free Guide

to our islands’ happenings

Also this week: trellis Bay Full Moon Party • Northern harbour @ Myett’s • humane society Gaming Night @ Peg leg’s

This Week’s Feature Story by Jan Critchley

High Rolling Fun The dice will roll at Peg Leg’s Landing at Nanny Cay this Saturday when the beachfront restaurant transforms into a bustling casino hall for the Humane Society’s eagerly awaited annual Gaming Night.

This is your chance to put on your glitziest gear and have fun playing the tables. Grab a seat around one of the popular blackjack tables or have some competitive fun playing poker. The roulette wheel will test your luck, and of course, a firm favorite is betting and cheering on the hilarious crab races! Who knows you may even win the “BestDressed prize!”

A favorite of BVI residents, Gaming Night gives event-goers an opportunity for some high-rolling fun. Doors open at 7pm and entry (for adults 18 and over only) is $25, which includes $10 in free chips to get your night of gambling action off to a good start! Get there early and enjoy a delicious buffet dinner beachside and to grab a spot at the hottest tables!

At the end of the night, cash in your winning chips

for some awesome prizes. This year, thanks to the generosity of businesses and individuals who have donated to the event, there are literally hundreds of fabulous prizes to be won from hotel stays and spa treatments to day sails and restaurant dinners, as well as lots of great items for your very own furry friends, home décor and household items.

Special on- the-night raffle tickets will also be available for another chance to win!

All proceeds from the night will go towards the new animal shelter.

The current shelter opened in 1975 and has existed for 37 years solely on donations and fundraisers.

Besides taking in unwanted animals and giving them necessary care while trying to find good homes, the shelter also provides boarding and grooming services for pet owners.

So don’t miss out! Come out and have a great night for a great cause. The action goes on until the wee hours and we promise you this is truly a night to remember! For more information, call 494-2284.

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Vol. 26, No. 34 • May 8 - 14, 2014

By Arlena Smith

Tinker Bell: The Secret of the Wings how to fix her wings.

Queen Clarion (Anjelica Huston), arrives too, and explains to the girls that they can never see each other again. As the girls go their separate ways, the snow-maker gets knocked into the stream, and creates a snowstorm.

Later that day, Queen Clarion tried to make Tinker Bell understand why the rule about not crossing the border was so important, and so did Lord Milori with Periwinkle. They tell the story of two fairies who fell deeply in love, but were from the different worlds. One of the fairies crossed the border and broke a wing; an injury for which there was no cure. Just as the Queen finishes her side of the tale, it begins to snow, causing a commotion. The seasons become thrown out of balance, and the life of the Pixie Dust Tree comes into question; if it becomes too cold, it will freeze and stop producing Pixie Dust.

Tinker Bell flies straight to the Winter Woods, and asks Periwinkle why the flower was still alive. Gliss explains that frost tucks warm air inside, and Periwinkle suggests that they could frost the Pixie Dust Tree before the cold comes. As they race to save the Pixie Dust Tree and save Pxie Hallow, Tink and Periwinkle realize the Secret of the Wings.

After another season of creating snowflake baskets for the snowy owls to take across the border to the Winter Woods, Tinker Bell's (Mae Whitman) curiosity grows about the fairies that live there. One day Tink temporarily crosses the border into the forbidden land and realizes her wings are sparkling.

Determined to figure out why her wings reacted that way, she checks out a book in the fairy library only to be told the author lives in the Winter Woods. Tink sneaks back over to find the author, the Keeper, Dewey (Jeff Bennett) but finds Periwinkle (Lucy Hale) instead, whose wings also have begun to sparkle. As it turns out, Tink and Peri are fairy sisters, "born of the same laugh." But the rules passed down from the fairy leaders insist they remain apart in their own lands, a law both sisters intend to defy at all costs.

The next day, Tinker Bell arrives at the border with Bobble and Clank, pulling along a snow-maker. Now able to keep Periwinkle cold enough, Peri's crosses the border to the 'warm' side of Pixie Hollow. She meets Tinker Bell's friends and continues her tour of the warm side of Pixie Hollow. She then frosts a flower that Tink and her friends gave to her as a gift, hoping to keep it forever, until Tink noticed Periwinkle's wings wilting. The snow-maker was running out of ice, and there wasn't enough snow to keep Peri cold, so Tink and Periwinkle return to the border. Lord Milori (Timothy Dalton), appears and instructs Periwinkle

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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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. 34 • May 8 - 14, 2014

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Leaving A Mark It has been a pleasure over the last few years in onds to merely pick up 167 points and finished secparticular, to see the performances of Sailing and ond behind his teammate with 6318 points—291 off Track and Field athletes at the Collegiate levels comthe BVI mark he aimed for. peting in their respective conference championships, His 12 points contribution helped Bethunewhere several have become conference champions.

Cookman to amass 132 points for its first MEAC Not every athlete of course, gets to become a Championships title in program history.

Collegiate conference champion.

“The first day went really smooth but the body For Bethune-Cookman Sr. Keron Stoute, it was his couldn’t keep it together and I was hoping I could finfinal Decathlon for the Wildcats during the 2014 MEAC ish stronger,” Stoute said noting that his hamstring Outdoor Championships and he had two goals— was a bit sore after the first day. He made changes to breaking the conference record of 6652 points and his approach in the Pole Vault and was more aggresthe 6609 BVI standard—in the 10 sive than in the past. event discipline.

“I guess it wasn’t able to He was riding the confidence hold on with the pressure that I of the indoor conference tile earwas transferring to the event, so lier this year and finishing secit gave away after that,” he ond outdoors last year. explained. “After my best first Stoute amassed his best Day day ever of 3834 points I was total ever with 3834 points and projecting for 2958 on the secvictories in three of the five ond day and was well on my events and was second in the way. But that’s the end of the other—his best start ever! road for that.”

In the 110m Hurdles start of Stoute will represent the BVI Keron Stoute day two he first felt a twinge in his at the Commonwealth Games in hamstring. By time he cleared the Pole Vault with a Glasgow, Scotland, in July. Once healthy, a score over personal best leap he had affected it to the point to 7000 points is possible he said. “My aim at where it killed his 1500m run.

Commonwealth Games is to get over 7000 points but With 6151 points after nine events before the most definitely to take out the 6609 national record,” 1500m Stoute needed a minimum 458 score to break he said. “From what I did at MEAC, that’s 51 seconds the BVI national record and 501 for the MEAC record in the 400m and a lot faster in the 1500m. I only as he had a 108 points lead on his teammate. The scored 167 points in the 1500 which really hurt me.” hamstring injury was just too much to overcome and Despite his struggles, placing second with all the he limped home in last place in 6 minutes 26.22 secsetback, left an indelible mark on his team.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

By Jan Critchley Mother’s Day

Full Moon Party

It is Mother’s Day this Sunday, so celebrate in style this year with a great lunch at one of the many great restaurants in the BVI. First up is Scrub Island, which is pushing the boat out this year at their signature restaurant, Carvella. There will be seafood galore, a carving and entrée stations, salads, sweet treats and much more. Pusser’s West End is also offering a three-course meal special for only $19.50 per person from 1-9pm. Live steel band entertainment will be provided by Third Dimension from 1 to 4pm.

Just across the bay, head over to De Loose Mongoose for Mother’s Day Brunch from 10:30am to 3pm, where you are invited to come eat, relax and show mom how much you love her. On the menu will be honey glazed ham, herbed roasted chicken, conch in garlic lemon butter and a la carte breakfast made to order. Plumrose will also be having a Mother’s Day brunch special on from 12-3pm, its $24 per person and children under ten are half price with live entertainment by CandyMan and complimentary apple cider for all Mother’s. Long Bay is offering a Mother’s Day Bed & Brunch special. For only $230 you can let mom sleep in at one of their Front de Luxe rooms with lunch for two at 1748 restaurant. The offer is for either Saturday, 10th May or Sunday, 11th May, stay a second night for bigger discounts.

Maybe your mom loves perfume, then BVI Duty Free has what you need. You can save up to 40% on selected fragrances and gift sets.So, no matter what you like, make sure you show her how special she is this Mother’s Day and everyday.

Make sure you head over to Trellis Bay for the next Full Moon Party on Wednesday, 14th May. Don’t miss your chance to catch Dalan Vanterpool on Sax from 6-8pm followed by the Razorblades from 8-12pm.

Don’t forget the Caribbean Buffet, the Mocko Jumbies, Fire Juggling Poi, Killi Killi Poi and Aragorn’s famous fire sculptures that are lit around 9pm. With all this entertainment, great food and drinks – this monthly party is great fun for the entire family.

Evolution of You The second in a series of four workshops, presented by Dr Lynda Reid is to be held on May 13th at 7pm at The Moorings. This workshop is called, “Making Time for Success: Creating Clarity,” and looks at creating balance in your life. To book call Dr Lynda on 3423216 or e-mail her at lynda@kusalallc.com.

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 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 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!

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live music • events • concerts •

THURSDAY - MAY 8

WEST END

ROAD TOWN

SCARAMOUCHE — Happy Night from 9:30-

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

10:30pm, cocktails & beers half price

D’ BEST CUP — aka...The Barking Frog - Ladies Night. Happy Hour all night from 5pm

SATURDAY - MAY 10

CANE GARDEN BAY

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

QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm, (Half price appertizers & drinks daily excluding Sunday). Quito solo from 7:30pm

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

MYETT’S — Brian Neale Sunset Happier Hour 5pm EAST END

from 10pm

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Entertainment by CandyMan

from 7pm

FRIDAY - MAY 9

ROAD TOWN

from 5-7pm, open til midnight PARAGON — BVI’s first Wet & Wild Foam Party NANNY CAY — Humane Society Gaming Night

EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Karaoke Night

ROAD TOWN

WEST END

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm D’ BEST CUP — aka...The Barking Frog - Happy Hour from 5-7pm, open til midnight

SCARAMOUCHE — Happy Night from 9:3010:30pm, cocktails & beers half price CANE GARDEN BAY

CANE GARDEN BAY THE ELM — Beach BBQ, Live Music “Elm Tones” MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour w/ CandyMan 5-7pm. Brian Neale’s Band ‘Northen Harbour’ 7pm

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THE ELM — Brugal’s Special Happy Hour, Live Music MYETT’S — Brian Neale live Sunset Happier Hour 5pm. Brian Neale’s Band ‘Northen Harbour’ 7pm QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm

QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm, Ras Rio 5-8pm & Quito & the Edge 9:30pm

SUNDAY- MAY 11- MOTHER’S DAY

EAST END

ROAD TOWN

BRANDYWINE RESTAURANT — Moonlight Party

PLUMROSE — Mother’s Day Brunch from 12-3pm

from 8pm w/ two European DJs

music by CandyMan & complimentary cider for mom

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

LONG BAY

CANE GARDEN BAY

LONG BAY BEACH CLUB — Mother’s Day Bed &

MYETT’S — Mexican Monday with Specialty

Brunch Special

Margaritas, fish & lobster tacos. Candyman live Sunset

EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Mother’s Day Brunch Special from 10:30 - 3pm WEST END PUSSER’S — Mother’s Day after church special from

Happier Hour 5-7pm. Singing Chef Al 7pm QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm. Dinner served 6:30pm

TUESDAY - MAY 13 ROAD TOWN

1pm w/ live steel pan by Third Dimension from 1- 4pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

SCARAMOUCHE — Brunch Party from 11am - 3pm.

QUITO’S — Happy Hour 5-7pm. Quito solo from

DJ James Hegril rocks the house from 4pm

7:30pm

NORTH SHORE

Leverick Bay Poker Run May 25

MYETT’S — Brian Neale plays live Sunset Happier Hour 5pm. Brian Neale’s Band ‘Northen Harbour’ 7pm

SEBASTIANS — Candy Man plays live 7-10pm CANE GARDEN BAY

WEDNESDAY - MAY 14 EAST END

THE ELM — BBQ Live Music “Elm Tones” MYETT’S — Mother’s Day Specials. Steel Pans 1-4pm.

Happier Hour 5-7pm with Brian Neale live.

QUITO’S — Mother’s Day Brunch VG & OUTER ISLANDS SCRUB ISLAND — Caravella Mother’s Day Brunch from 11:30am - 2pm

MONDAY - MAY 12

UPCOMING EVENTS

DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — BBQ Grill Party with live music & open mic with Verne TRELLIS BAY — Trellis Bay Full Moon Party w/ Dalan Vanterpool on Sax 6-8pm, Razorblades 8-12pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour 5-7pm w/ Awesome Crew then 3D Band for caribbean dinner & dance 7:30pm

ROAD TOWN

QUITO’S — Quito plays Happy Hour 5-7 & Dinner

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

from 6:30

BVI Dinghy Champs Regatta & Parties — May 17 & 18 The Evolution of You Workshops @ Moorings— May 20 BVI Exquisite Boat Show — May 24 A Type of Toad @ Myett’s — May 24 Jazz on the Hill — May 30, 31 The Disney Experience with a Twist — June 1 Swim & Sup — June 1 Steel Pulse — July 5

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Wet & Wild Foam Party Head over to Paragon on Saturday, 10th May for the BVI’s first ever Wet & Wild Foam Party. Starting at around 10pm, this party has pools, foam, fun and drink specials all night. Ladies, get in the mood and wear your sexiest beach wear, be sure not to miss it – it’s going to be one hot night!

Moonlight Party At 8pm, this Friday, 9th May there is something special happening at Brandywine Estate. They are definitely turning it up a notch or two at 8pm when the restaurant will close for the night and two European DJs will get everyone in the mood for dancing! It’s going to be a lot of fun with complimentary canapés, drink specials and, of course, the opportunity to get all dressed up and have a boogie. So don’t miss a trick and enjoy this special night at Brandywine.

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By Michael Korb

Motive Returns For Second Season Of ‘Whydunits’ There is something infinitely appealing about Kristin Lehman. The 41-year-old Toronto native has an air about her that makes you want to just sit quietly and listen to whatever she’s saying. Her character, Detective Angie Flynn, however, tends to do her best work while listening.

It’s a beautiful balance that seems to help guide Motive, which returns for its second season Wednesday, May 21, on ABC. The Canadian-made police procedural drama takes full advantage of Lehman’s charms as it weaves its way through the picturesque cityscapes of Vancouver. And it does so via a peculiar take on the procedural format: It tells you right up front who did it — similar to classic “Columbo” — and spends the rest of the time searching for the “Why?” “Instead of the traditional ‘whodunit,’ we have a ‘whydunit,’ ” says executive producer Rob LaBelle.

“It’s unique. It tends to draw people in, and then they stick around. It engages the viewer, and it’s challenging.” In a good way.

“Our killers are regular people,” adds LaBelle.

“They’re not criminals. They’re not gangbangers or violent thugs or drug dealers. They are ordinary people who are driven by extraordinary circumstance to commit the most heinous of acts — taking the life of another human being.”

The show looks and feels like a motion picture, which is pretty astounding. But without the strong presence of Lehman, along with co-stars Louis Ferreira, Brendan Penny and Lauren Holly, it might ring a bit hollow.

With the success of Season 1 still fresh in their minds, many people would say, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Nevertheless, the producers decided to add a couple of new characters to the mix.

The main addition is Sgt. Mark Cross (Warren Christie). He and Flynn have a past. “They were rookie partners out of the academy and also had a relationship,” says Lehman. “And when it ended, it ended poorly. ... Suddenly they’re thrust together professionally, as he is her acting boss.”

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Vol. 26, No. 34 • May 8 - 14, 2014

By Jan Critchley

Life on the Seas I went out on a day sail recently, and as we picked up the boat, it reminded me of when I first arrived in the Caribbean and worked for The Moorings, as a first mate and chef on a crewed charter yacht.

As a newbie at the time, what I hadn’t anticipated was how much planning goes into a crewed charter where everything is provided from gourmet meals, cocktails, fine wines, snacks, fruit and anything else a guest may have requested prior to their trip. When you are looking at up to six people on a yacht for a week plus crew, this mounts up to an awful lot of stuff that needs to be packed and stored away – and before you leave the dock, the yacht’s storage lockers “What on earth am I going to make for dessert!”

and fridge are quite literally bulging.

It is certainly not a job for the faint hearted but you

The boat also has to be in immaculate condition

can also have a lot of fun especially when you have a for the guest’s arrival, the decks white and the staingreat group of guests who are good company, interless gleaming. The boat has to be in ship shape and

esting and just want to relax and enjoy our incredible

the towels swan shaped – artistically arranged on

islands. I was very lucky to meet some fantastic peo-

their perfectly made beds before that icy welcoming

ple throughout my charter days, some of whom I am

cocktail is handed around to get everyone acquainted.

still friends with today.

Tantalizingly delicious food needs to appear at

Life on the water sounds like a dream come true

just the right time and appeal to everyone’s palate –

and it is very rewarding, however, as with anything, it

which can take a little practice, but after a while you

is not always plain sailing, and there are many

get it down.

“unseen” aspects of chartering such as fixing the AC

After breakfast, I would already be thinking not

when it suddenly stops working at 2am in the morn-

only about preparing lunch, but also what I could

ing. Somehow, though it all comes together and

make in advance for the appetizer, dinner and

before you know it is the end of the charter and you

dessert! The more you can do early in the day, prefer-

are waving a fond farewell to your guests with much

ably before setting sail, the better. This then avoids

swapping of e-mail addresses and promises of future

the mad rush when you have dinner on the go and the

visits. It’s not for everyone, but looking back on it now,

last thing you want to be thinking about then is,

I have no regrets.

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Vol. 26, No. 34 • May 8 - 14, 2014

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

TheAsk PowerKoren Of Words When Someone Is Grieving The pain of losing a loved one is something most of us have experienced and when someone we know is going through that kind of grief, we want to help.

The easiest thing for us is to say something comforting, but in our eagerness to be reassuring, we might blurt out the wrong thing and that could do more harm than good. Here are some examples of things to avoid saying: • It was God’s plan. Seriously? Did God tell you that it was his plan to take the woman’s husband of 15 years? Saying that could really shake someone’s faith if they are hanging onto your words for hope.

• You can have more children. Children are not replaceable and even if you are a medical doctor, you don’t know that they can have more children. Some women might even be thinking, “do I want to go through this again”?

• I know exactly how you feel. Do you? How do you know when you are not standing in their shoes? Even if you have lost a dad yourself, that does not mean you know exactly how they feel.

• It’s time to pull yourself together. People grieve differently based on their personality, the relationship with the deceased and other factors. There is no timeline or one-size-fits-all ending period to the pain.

• You’re still young so you can meet someone else.

any sense to them. If they were to turn and ask you what the reason is, what would you say?

What you can do instead is to say something that shows you care but it offers no judgment, no rationalization, no reasons why or no expectation of the person. Here are some options: • I’m so sorry for your loss. That simply expresses

sympathy and care.

• I can’t imagine what you are going through. This is more genuine than saying you know what they are going through, because no two situations are the same.

• You are in my thoughts and my prayers. This can be very reassuring.

• I’m here for you if you need me. This gives the person some power to decide if they need help at this particular time.

• Share a fond memory of the deceased. People usually appreciate nice photographs of the deceased and they like hearing positive stories to remind them of the good times.

That is not reassuring in the least because the thing is, he is missing his wife and the children are missing their mother and no one else matters right now. Even the thought of finding someone else could seem like a betrayal at this moment.

• Everything happens for a reason. When someone is consumed by grief, there is no reason that makes Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

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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 8, 2014 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 & First Take 3:00 & SportsNation (N) 8 NFL Insiders (N) ifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 8:00 & NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) = MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox. (N) 10:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 1.

M NHL Overtime (N) 10:30 & NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) 11:00 ; World Poker Tour: Season 12 WPT Caribbean - Part 2.

11:30 8 SportsCenter (N)

FRIDAY MAY 9, 2014 12:30 PM M NHL Top 10 1:00 & First Take 8 SportsCenter (N) 7:00 8 2014 NFL Draft (N) 7:30 M NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) 8:00 & 2014 NFL Draft (N) . MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Milwaukee Brewers. (N) 8 NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) 10:30 7 Unguarded With Rachel Nichols (N)

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8 NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) 11:30 & SportsCenter (N)

SATURDAY MAY 10, 2014 12:30 PM 9 Final Score 1:30 ; Halls of Fame M Hockey 2014 IIHF World Championship: Group B, USA vs.

Switzerland. (N) 2:00 & College Softball ACC Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. (N) 5:00 * 2013 XTERRA World Championship [ Mainsail 6:30 M NHL Live (N) [ Unguarded With Rachel Nichols 11:30 . In Depth with Graham Bensinger M Hockey 2014 IIHF World Championship: Group B, USA vs.

Switzerland.

2:00 _ ( World of X Games (N) ` PGA Tour Golf The Players Championship, Final Round. (N) ; Tennis PowerShares Series: Sacramento. (Taped) M Premier League Live: The Champions 2:30 M MLS Soccer Los Angeles Galaxy at Portland Timbers. (N) 3:00 _ ( NBA Countdown (N) * Fishing 2014 Challenge Cup Championship. (Taped) 5:00 & Billiards (N) M Cycling Tour of California, Stage 1. (N) 6:00 & Billiards (N) N Motorcycle Racing National Arenacross Series: Salt Lake City.

11:30 $ DeporTV ` Sports Final (N)

MONDAY MAY 12, 2014 SUNDAY MAY 11, 2014 12:00 * 2013 XTERRA USA Championship ; ICF Canoe Freestyle World Championships 12:30 PM [ Mainsail 1:00 & College Lacrosse NCAA Tournament, First Round: Teams TBA. (N) ` Premier League Goal Zone (N)

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12:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) ; College Baseball Oklahoma at Texas Christian.

M SportsDash With Yahoo!

Sports (N) N Motorcycle Racing National Arenacross Series: Salt Lake City. [ World Sport