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Now in its 27th Year!

July 23 - 29, 2015 Vol.27, No.46

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to our islands’ happenings

Summer Sizzle Global Glamour Fashion Show

July 25th 8pm @ the Multi Purpose Complex Also this week: soca Monarch Competition • local Craft show • Rotary kiddies Fiesta • last Resort happenings • Alec Phillips @ Myetts

Photo by David Thomas - Rudebwoy Photos: Ksenia Shvalova in Carlton Jones

This Week’s Feature Story by Arlena Smith

Sea & Salsa at Bitter End Yacht Club This weekend is the Sea and Salsa event at Bitter End Yacht Club, which will be held from July 22 to 26 in Virgin Gorda. Famous chef Roberto Trevino and his partner, chef Jose Alfredo Diaz will be taking over the hotel’s restaurant to serve a special menu that features unique Puerto Rican creole flavor. Chef Trevino is an American chef known for his appearances on Iron Chef: America and The Next Iron Chef. Currently, he is chef and owner of three restaurants and bars in the Condado area of San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Chef Treviño moved to Puerto Rico in the early 90's to work as a chef for the start of the El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. In 1996 he left El Conquistador to open The Parrot Club, a nuevo Latino restaurant in Old San Juan, where he served as executive chef. Following the success of The Parrot Club, Treviño opened two more restaurants in Old San Juan named Dragonfly, specializing in latinasian cuisine, and Aguaviva a seafood restaurant.

Treviño has cooked dinner at the James Beard Foundation house in New York for their award events and is frequently featured as a guest chef in food events throughout the US and the Caribbean, including the Aspen Food & Wine Classic, Telluride Culinary Festival and the St Croix Food and Wine Festival.

This will be Chef Trevino’s third time participating in the Sea and Salsa event, which has become sort of a tradition for the chef and his diners. Chef Trevino will be preparing a special menu in the clubhouse dining room, a selection of Tapas in the bar area as well as three special entrees daily. Every evening there will be a happy hour Pub Crawl and music by Puerto Rican DJ Gulembo.

Make the trip over to Bitter End and enjoy a few night of great food with friends and family. For more information on this event you can contact the BVI Tourist Board Office in Puerto Rico at (787) 721-2525 or visit www.beyc.com.

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Vol. 27, No. 46 • July 23 - 29, 2015

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

No Control Over My Child’s Upbringing

Ask Koren

Dear Koren, I don’t like the way my daughter’s mother is raising her. The child is eight and she goes to a private school, which I insisted on. I just found out she is planning to have the child take part in the carnival and did not ask me. The child does not have my last name because at the time of birth I was not sure she was mine but now I am sure and I have been maintaining her. She have her out with her every weekend and not raising her in a decent way. I’m married and cannot really take the child but what is the best option?

–Concerned Father

Try to work with the mother as a team and stop looking down on her. If you try to force your principles on her, she might ignore you. Instead, thank her for taking care of your daughter and reading to her at night, tending to all the bruises and bumps when she falls, putting her into her bed when she has nightmares, answering the 101 questions daily that 8 year olds ask, preparing her meals, making her bed, etc. You give money which is wonderful but she gives time and herself.

A mediation session might be helpful to discuss the best interest of the child. This way, you both get to share your views and come to some agreement with an objective third party guiding the discussion. Mom is likely to listen if you give her the respect she deserves.

If your wife will not allow the child to visit, then make quality time to spend with your child and in spending time, you will be able to positively influence your child so she will be sure to say, “my daddy does not like that.” Trust me on that one….little girls want to have hero dads.

Children should not have to suffer because of warring parents, they should feel loved and secure even if their parents are separated. The situation is fixable with cooperation on both sides.

Dear Father, Your concern for your child is heartwarming because many fathers do not take much interest in “outside” children. Now that you are convinced that the child is yours, perhaps you should take steps to have your name added to the birth certificate which will give you more rights as a co-parent.

I’m sure you had an idea of who she was when you were getting involved with her, so why now expect her to be different? Maybe she is being the best mother she knows how….for example, you mentioned that she takes your daughter out with her every weekend; many parents leave their children with people who take advantage of them, so it is a positive thing that she keeps her close. Also, while many of us because of religious or other beliefs might not engage in emancipation festivals, that does not mean that it cannot be a rich, cultural experience for others.

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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Vol. 27, No. 46 • July 23 - 29, 2015

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By Jan Critchley

The Island Last Resort Check out the new look and the great food at The Island Last Resort. Chef Chris Bangert will be treating guests to his new world cuisine all of July with his new Tapas Tasters menu and don’t his menu primer for next season on Saturday, 25th July. And, for your entertainment, don’t miss Geoff Day, bassist and jazz flutist extraordinaire, who will be taking to the stage every Tuesday and Thursday at 8pm. Then, not to be missed on Saturday, 25th July MJ Blues will be playing his live Hendrix experience from 8pm. Oh, and mention the Limin’ Times and get 2 for 1 cocktails – can’t beat it! To book, call 394-0100.

Craft Show Head to Crafts Alive Village from Friday 24th July to Sunday, 26th July from 10am for the local craft vendors show. Vendors will bring their hand-crafted items from the stores to form a huge outdoor display of local crafts, souvenirs, leather goods, local food and beverages and more. Candyman will be providing the entertainment and LIME will be there with promotions and best yet, there are no cruise ships in – so plenty of room to wander through the stalls. For more information e-mail fcollins@bvitourism.com.

Summer Sizzle Don’t miss the summer’s hottest fashion and lifestyle weekend. Summer Sizzle, which will be taking to our shores from Thursday, 23rd to Sunday, 26th July. The weekend kicks off with a Welcome and Style Party at De Loose Mongoose at 8pm on Thursday followed by the White Fashion Gala at Harbour View Marina at 8pm on Friday. Saturday is the highlight of

the weekend and the Multi-Purpose Centre will be transformed for the spectacular “Global Glamour” Runway Fashion Show at 8pm hosted by Taraji P. Henson with a special appearance by Jussie Smollet, both from Fox’s hit TV Series, Empire. On Sunday, you can even join in the Sailing Excursion and Beach BBQ to beautiful Spring Bay in Virgin Gorda.

Event packages are available on-line at www.summersizzlebvi.com or contact Jerrell George on 5428180.

Festival Fever – The Heat is On …

We are all getting ready and in the mood for festival, lots of events, glorious food, colorful costumes and music to celebrate over 60 years of emancipation celebrations. This year festival will run from July 24th to August 9th under the slogan, “A Tropical Blend of Beautiful Colors to be Seen.” Activities will begin with a bang in Road Town, at the Festival Village, which will be named the Patsy Lake Festiville, with a Grand Fungi Fest at 7pm on Friday, 24th July featuring The Razor Blades, Four Strong, The Lashing Dogs, Leon & The Hot Shots and Stanley and the Ten Sleepless Nights.

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Vol. 27, No. 46 • July 23 - 29, 2015

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THURSDAY - JULY 23 EAST END DE LOOSE MONGOOSE — Summer Sizzle Welcome & Style Party at 8pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour w/ Candyman. $2 Carib & Coors Light & special priced bar menu PARADISE CLUB — All day happy hour with 2 for 1 Island Cocktails. Fresh made to order pizzas - everyday!

CALLWOOD’S WEDDING — Karaoke Night with extended Happy Hour till 9pm.

ELM’S BEACH BAR— Lunch Daily 11am-4pm.

Happy Hour 4-6pm. Serving Caribbean Fusion Dinner 6-9pm VG & OUTER ISLANDS THE ISLAND LAST RESORT — Entertainment by Geoff Day bassist & Jazz Flutist 8pm FRIDAY - JULY 24 ROAD TOWN CRAFTS ALIVE VILLAGE — Local Craft Vendors Show from 10am w/ music by Candyman FESTIVAL VILLAGE — Grand Fungi Fest w/ Razor Blades, Four Strong,The Lashing Dogs, Leon & the Hot Shots & Stanley & the Ten Sleepless Nights from 7pm EAST END HARBOUR VIEW MARINA — Summer Sizzle White Fashion Gala from 8pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour w/ $2 Carib & Coors Lights w/special priced bar menu. Speciality Pizza Night. Evolution Band 7pm. Dance contest.

PARADISE CLUB — FREE Picnic Table Rides. All day Happy Hour with 2 for 1 Island Cocktails. Fresh

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made to order pizzas - everyday!

ELM’S BEACH BAR — Lunch Daily 11am-4pm.

Beach BBQ w/ Live Music. Serving Caribbean Fusion Dinner 6-9p SATURDAY - JULY 25 ROAD TOWN MULTI PURPOSE COMPLEX — Summer Sizzle “Global Glamour” Runway Fashion Show 8pm hosted by Taraji P. Henson CRAFTS ALIVE VILLAGE — Local Craft Vendors Show from 10am w/ music by Candyman FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Insomnia “ The Village Edition” music by Jr. K & DJ Prince of Trinidad, DJs Dre & Birch,Tortola, Primetime Squad,VIBE & feat. Chris Martin & WCK from 9pm ALTHEA SCATLIFFE GROUNDS — Rotary Kiddies Fiesta with face painting, bouncy castle, sky dancers & more . Music by Primetime,VIBE & Showtime feat. international DJ Lora from 10am to 8pm EAST END HLSCC AUDITORIUM — Jr Miss BVI Pageant 7pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour $2 Carib Beer & Coors Lights & special priced bar menu. Performance

by Dillon Havens 5-7pm. Live island vibes by Awesome Crew band 7:30pm. Specialty pizzas.

PARADISE CLUB — Dance Party with DJ Got Milk.

All day Happy Hour with 2 for 1 Island Cocktails. Fresh made to order pizzas - everyday!

ELM’S BEACH BAR— Lunch 11am-4pm. Happy Hour 4-6pm. Serving Caribbean Fusion Dinner 6-9pm VG & OUTER ISLANDS THE ISLAND LAST RESORT — Menu primer for next season by Chef Chris Bangert. Live Hendrix expereince by MJ Blues from 8pm. Mention Limin’

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SUNDAY - JULY 26 ROAD TOWN CRAFTS ALIVE VILLAGE — Local Craft Vendors Show from 10am w/ music by Candyman MULTI PURPOSE COMPLEX — Prince & Princess Show at 3pm FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Patsy Lake Festiville - Gospel Fest feat. DeAnna Wattley, Ashika Charles & more 7pm DUFFS BOTTOM FANTASEA BAR & GRILL — Soca Monach Competition w/ B’More,Tino, Shiloh, Kylo & more 9pm until late.

SOPER’S HOLE SCARAMOUCHE — Sunset Jam feat DJ Lee & Carol Valero on the electric violin 6:30pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunday Brunch w/Bottomless Mimosas till 3pm.Vishall & DJ Jephet at Beach Bar. Special Guest musician, Alec Phillips singer/songwriter plays live with local drummer/singer Frandi Martin 7:30pm PARADISE CLUB — Beach Bum Bingo-12-sunset.

Games for all ages. BBQ on the beach. All day Happy Hour with 2 for 1 Island Cocktails.

ELM’S BEACH BAR — Lunch Daily 11am 4pm.Beach BBQ w/ Live Music. Serving Caribbean Fusion Dinner 6-9pm MONDAY - JULY 27 ROAD TOWN FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Torchlight Procession from Palm Grove Shopping Centre to Patsy Lake Festiville for Opening Ceremony entertainment by Razor Blades, Bunji Garlin & Fay Ann Lyons & VIBE 8pm.

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S — Happier Hour w/ Candyman.

Mexican Monday w/ 2 for 1 speciality Margaritas & Mexican Munchies.

PARADISE CLUB — Now open at 5pm. Fresh made to order pizzas - everyday!

UPCOMING HAPPENINGS

TUESDAY - JULY 28 CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour with Candyman with $2 Carib & Coors Lights w/ special priced bar menu.

PARADISE CLUB — All day Happy Hour with 2 fo 1 Island Cocktails - Fresh made to order pizzas everyday!

VG & OUTER ISLANDS THE ISLAND LAST RESORT — Entertainment

by Geoff Day bassist & Jazz Flutist 8pm WEDNESDAY - JULY 29 ROAD TOWN FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Local Calypso Competition 8pm. Appearance by Lord Strawn & Calypso King, Soldier from the USVI 8pm CANE GARDEN BAY MYETT’S — Sunset Happier Hour with $2 Carib & Coors Lights & special priced bar menu. Live local musict by 3D Band Dinner & Dance 7pm PARADISE CLUB — All day Happy Hour with 2 for 1 Island Cocktails - Fresh made to order pizzas - everyday!

ELM’S BEACH BAR— Lunch Daily 11am-4pm.

Happy Hour 4-6pm. Serving Caribbean Fusion Dinner 6-9pm. 2 for 1 specials on Painkiller & Rum Punches

Emancipation Festival July 24 - Aug 9 Cultural Night in the Festival Village — July 30 Cultural Food Fair — July 31 Dillon Havins Live @ Myett’s — Aug 1 Diandra Jones & BVI Dance Group @ Myett’s — July 31 Miss BVI Pageant — Aug 2 August Monday Parade — Aug 3 EE/LL 6oth Anniversary Opening of Village— Aug 3 August Tuesday Horse Races— Aug 4 Opening of Carrot Bay Cultural Fiest Village — Aug 6

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The annual Rotary Kiddies Fiesta will take place on Saturday, July 25th at the Althea Scatliffe Grounds for a day filled with activities for kids and the young at heart! A circus theme is in play this year so the event will feature a magician and a clown as well as a ferris wheel, merry-go-round and go-cart racing. Other attractions include bouncy castles, the Elite Sky Dancers and face painting. Primetime, VIBE and Showtime bands will be playing alongside internationally renowned DJ Lora. Plus there is a free t-shirt for the first 200 kids, so don’t miss this magical event from 10am till 8pm.

On Saturday, 25th July the Jr. Miss BVI Pageant will take place at the HLSCC at 7pm where four young ladies will vie for the prestigious title. In the evening, Festiville entertainment continues around 9pm with Insomnia “The Village Edition” a blend of local & international DJs and bands that will have you dancing all night long, including Jr K & DJ Prince out of Trinidad, DJ Dre and DJ Birch, Primetime Squad, VIBE and featuring Chris Martin and WCK. The ever-popular Prince and Princess show is at

Centre to the Patsy Lake Festiville, and the Opening Ceremony. Entertainment in the Festiville will begin at 8pm with the Razor Blades, Bunji Garlin & Fay Ann Lyons and VIBE. A firm festival favorite is the Local Calypso Competition taking place on Wednesday, July 29th at 8pm in the Patsy Lake Festiville, where Sistah Joyce will defend her crowd against Queen Shereen, King Paido, Falco, Oginga, Mighty Cloud, Might Rocky and new comer, Yung Blood. Plus a special guest appearance by Lord Strawn and three time Calypso King, Soldier from the USVI. Entry fee $20 - Special pricing and front row seating available for senior citizens to enjoy the show.

Sunset Jam

3pm on Sunday, 26th July at the Multi-Purpose Centre, and the Gospel Fest featuring DeAnna Wattley, Ashika Charles and many more will be performing at 7pm at the Patsy Lake Festiville.

Also, don’t miss the Soca Monach Competition on “Super Sunday,” 26th July where reigning champion B’More will be performing along with Kylo, Tino, Shiloh and others to hold onto his prestigious title.

The competition will be held at Fantasea Bar & Grill, Duffs Bottom from 9pm until late, and there will be a special guest appearance. Tickets are $25 and more on the door.

On Monday, July 27th at 7pm, there will be a Torchlight Procession from the Palm Grove Shopping Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

Make it a great end to the weekend and head over to Scaramouche’s Lounge Bar in colorful Soper’s Hole for their Sunset Jam featuring DJ Lee (AKA DJ Dolphin) and Carol Valero on the electric violin on Sunday 26th July at 6:30pm

Alec Phillips Live @ Myetts Don’t miss Conawego Recording Artist, singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist and harmonica player Alec Phillips at Myett’s at 7:30 on Sunday, 26th July who will be performing songs from his upcoming CD Plus interpretations of many rock, folk, funk, blues & reggae. The music will be a mix of acoustic and electric with local singer and drummer, Frandi Martin.

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By Leslie Cramer

A Cane Garden Bay Icon The Cane Garden Bay Callwood clan has always lived on the western end of the bay, on the grounds of the rum distillery that has been in their family for over 200 years. Another Callwood family fixture is Callwood’s Wedding, the bar that Callwood patriarch, Papa Pouie started on the beach across the road from the Distillery in 1982.

I personally never got to meet this CGB icon, though just by chance, I happened upon his memorial service, held at Stanley's (now Tony's) as I was walking my dog down the beach. It was a huge party, complete with ten tons of delicious West Indian food (this I know first hand, as I was invited up, for just being in the vicinity). To say it was well-attended would be another gross understatement – there was no parking anywhere along Cane Garden Bay Road, and the guests were spilling out to all parts of the beach. And, to top it off, dancing and good vibes were provided by the also iconic Lashing Dogs.

A little history here – the Wedding was “mash up bad” from hurricane Marilyn in 1995. The foundation and flooring were severely damaged, and the roof was ripped off as well. Back in the day, the restaurant’s Wednesday night fish fry was very popular among CGB locals. And the Lashing Dogs regularly played there.

Papa Pouie is credited as being the originator and innovator of it all. To say he was a handy guy, would be yet again, an understatement. Along with family, he built the entire structure, right down to the restaurant's innovative décor: lights carved from calabash, and a transom of the old Cyndy Tide, a boat Pouie had built, which had been destroyed in a storm.

Pouie was also an avid fisherman – this after family was his deepest passion. He not only made his own pots, and built and took out his own fishing boats, if he wasn’t fishing in one of these two manners, he fished off the deck of his restaurant. His granddaughter Shaunie, says he claimed to have “never worked a day in his life.” I guess that would mean for someone else, since taking care of his family was his reason for living. He was chief cook and bottle washer of the establishment, as well as bartender. He could never say “no” to anyone and was willing to feed the masses, even when times were tough and friends and neighbors couldn’t afford a night out.

Ellis and Shaunie (the Callwood father/daughter team now running the place) are well on their way to making the Wedding happen, all over again. Expect regular live music, or DJ Ellis himself will be spinning great dance tunes.

In its proximity to the sea, Callwood’s Wedding takes weather hits fairly regularly, but this tight-knit family clan always steps up to rebuild whatever is necessary. And there is still fishing off the deck whenever the weather and waves permit.

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Vol. 27, No. 46 • July 23 - 29, 2015

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Harrigan Scott’s Rare Feat On July 11, sprinter Tahesia Harrigan-Scott completed a very rare feat not even many of her contemporary’s on the global track and field stage have matched in their athletic careers.

Every athlete has a goal of competing in the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Championships. Some never get the chance, others once even twice.

For Hariggan-Scott who holds the 100/200m national records, it’s totally different. She’s coming off winning the US Track and Field Club Championships in New York on July 11. More so, her winning 100m time of 11.14 seconds with a legal wind limit of 2.0 meters per second, qualified her for a fifth successive IAAF World Championships. Only two BVI athletes have made the standards in that span.

This year however, was the latest in her career, that she has met the mark dating back to 2005.

“I’m very relieved that I’ve qualified for “worlds,” she said. “It was tough. But now, it’s one less stress to think about and to go out and qualify with the time I did, I’m very relieved. But, to be really honest, I was feeling okay at the beginning of this season, then I had some downfalls with injuries or slight issues with recurring injuries, so that kind of set me back a little bit,” reflected the BVI sprinter, drawn from a stock of less than 30,000 inhabitants.

She said the road was a little tougher, because in practices she felt like she ran okay, but when she went to a meet, she ran terrible times. “That was playing on my mind a little bit,” she noted. “I knew it was always there and it was just making some corrections. Once they fell into place, I knew there’d be a big drip in my time. It was being patient and trusting in the process.”

Tahesia Harrigan-Scott

With a season’s best of 11.40 before the 11.14 which is .01 off her best and she hadn’t been close to since 2011, Harrigan-Scott said it’s a confidence boost heading into “Pan Ams” where she ran 11.19 on Tuesday and feels that her body is finally in sync with her mind and everything seems easier. If she’s not doing something right, her body tells her she said. “It is a confidence booster and I’ll try to come out and win a medal,” she said. “That’s the goal and to continue to drop my times and execute the race that I know I’m capable of doing.”

Since injuring her quads two years ago, HarriganScott said she has developed some bad habits she and her husband-coach have been trying to correct, including kicking back, which is less than what it was before. She said she taught her body how to run without the pain but in the process it caused poor race execution and resulted in slower times.

“Everything seem to be coming into place at the right time,” she said. “Yes, it would have been good to qualify for “worlds” earlier in the season, but it’s falling into place at the right time and it’s a blessing in disguise.”

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Vol. 27, No. 46 • July 23 - 29, 2015

By Jan Critchley

A Good Year From Director, Ridley Scott, A Good Year (2006) is a great, heartwarming story for anyone who harbors the thought of living a different kind of life, where there is time to enjoy long lunches overlooking valleys, so filled with lavender you can smell it. So enter stage left, aggressive, bond trader Max Skinner (Russell Crowe), who upon hearing about his Uncle Henry’s death – learns that he has inherited a chateau and vineyard in Provence, France.

Initially, Max travels to the chateaux, where he clearly spent time as a child and we are treated to

ly does not believe her and is more interested, or

flashbacks of Max and his uncle playing tennis, swim-

enamored by the very beautiful yet feisty local café

ming and even of Max writing his uncle’s checks –

owner Fanny Chenal, and although he does charm

and it is clear that Max loved his uncle and is regret-

her into spending the night with him, she leaves

ting not being in contact with him over the past ten

early the next morning.

years. However, the present is upper most in his mind

Christie, having learned that Max intends to sell

so he travels to Provence to put the chateau up for

the chateau and betray Henry’s passion also leaves,

sale.

so Max returns to his life in London. However, it is not

Fate takes a hand at this point, and after a cata-

looking as bright as it did before. His company offers

logue of disasters, he misses his flight and his com-

him a choice, whereby he can take a settlement or

pany suspends him for a week. So, he decides to stay

take a partnership in the trading firm where he would

in France and make the property ready for sale.

be “made for life.”

During this time he remembers a small girl he played

Max, having seen how different life can be,

with by the pool and the joie de vivre of spending

remembers the young girl by the pool and his life

time with his uncle and he begins to look at the

there and chooses to return to Provence where he

chateaux in an entirely different light.

turns his uncle’s treasured chateau into the home.

He is further surprised by the arrival of Christie

This is a great, feel-good movie about someone

Roberts (Abby Cornish) who is backpacking through

who thinks he has it all – but when faced with a dif-

Europe and presents herself as Henry’s illegitimate

ferent kind of reality, has the courage to change his

daughter, looking for her long lost father. Max initial-

life for the better.

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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.