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Divinity Roxx

saturday, June 8thAlso this week: hiho warehouse sale• Queen’s Birthday Parade • Men’s health Fair • Beat n’ Run

@ Captain Mulligans

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– Jane Bakewell

BVI Gets the Roxx Boxx ExperienceThis Week’s Feature Story

terous and unconventional. In a recent interview she

confessed she never knows what she will do on stage,

neither does her backup band. So get ready for an

edgy performance. Other bands performing that night

include local favorites; Type of Toad, Hot Sauce,

B’More and appearances by Kamau Georges and

Dalan Vanterpool on sax.

Don’t miss a chance for a pre-show “Meet and

Greet” held at Bamboushay on Friday night June 7th.

The world-renowned guitar bassist and her band will

be there to mix with the locals and sign autographs

from 7pm to 9pm. Be sure to head out early to get a

spot for the Saturday night performance. Gates open

at 6pm at Mulligans with ticket prices at $25. Advancetickets can be purchased at Mulligans, Umi and D BestCup. For more info go to www.baysiderhythms.com

Hip Hop Rocker Diva, Divinity Roxx will be tearing

up the stage at Mulligan’s on Saturday night, June

8th, wielding her bass guitar and five-member back

up band. As the second performance in the Bayside

Music Concert series, this former bassist for mega

star Beyoncé, will get a chance to “strut her own

stuff.” The Atlanta, Georgia native has already estab-

lished herself as a solo-performing artist in this last

year with the debut of her first EP (Extended Play:

music singles with bonus tracks) called the Roxx Boxx

Experience. Divinity explains her album as “honest

and bold, edgy and hard.” The seven-track project

includes funk legend Bootsy Collins and Southern rap

veteran Killer Mike.

Divinity has an impressive touring schedule

including tours in Europe and Asia and most recently

South Korea, where she acts as musical director for

South Korean K-Pop group, 2NE1. She has in the past

shared the stage with iconic artists such as Kanye

West, Jay-Z, George Michael and Destiny’s Child.

Bayside Rhythm promoter Dalan Vanterpool

explains her musical genre as “All over the place, but

mostly a combination of hip-hop and rock with a little

rap thrown in.”

Divinity’s music is characterized as blatant, bois-

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Lime ...“to hang around idly” or “to go out on thetown.”Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands EnglishCreole by the late educator and historian Lito Valls.The Limin’ Times brings you all the news aboutwhen and where to “lime” in the British VirginIslands.

to date. It went

against her value sys-

tem, and although

she spent a lot of time

with them she main-

tained her standards.

Of course, she was

occasionally subject-

ed to persons stereo-

typing her based on

her friends’ choices

but she was ever vigilant about ensuring she did not

reflect their behavior.

3. Endeavour to be a leader. It is good to be aware of

what you are taking in from the persons close to you

and it is good to endeavor to not let their attitudes or

actions influence you negatively, but that is not

enough. Take a step further and be the influencer in a

positive way.

4. Choose your companions purposely. They can

bring out the best or worse in you, so minimize the

time you spend around negative people and choose

people who inspire and motivate you to be your best.

Choose those who confront you when you are out of

line and persons in whose lives you can make a posi-

tive difference.

By Your Company You Shall Be Known

Send your questions confidentially [email protected] or via twitter at @korennorton

The other day, I read an interesting quotation by a

gentleman, Jim Rohn. It said “You are the average of

the five people you spend the most time with”. I found

the statement to be very provocative, then I really sat

and pondered; did it have any truth to it and who are

these people? We spend time with people out of

choice – our friends mostly; sometimes we have no

choice when it comes to folks like coworkers or some

family members and then we have those we choose to

spend time with, but not primarily for our personal

gratification, but because we see it as benefitting

them.

The five persons can come from any of those cat-

egories. Regardless of whether we are around them

by choice or not, it is possible that they can have some

influence on us. Are you really ready to confront that

reality? And what are the implications for that in our

daily lives? Let’s examine four considerations:

1. We become what we constantly behold….and hear

and absorb. Yes, we know that the lily grows in muck

and comes out pure and white but the lily doesn’t

have an impressionable brain, humans do; and as

much as we try to block out certain persons or we dis-

like their behavior, they affect us.

2. Guard preciously your prized ideals. I know a

woman that had her four closest female friends make

certain decisions about the kind of men they wanted

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

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Best of Both Worlds?When I finally got to retire and the opportunity to

travel a little more widely, my options for dodging

“rock fever” started to open up. When my wife and I

stumbled upon a small house in South West France,

which needed some TLC, I thought: “Here’s a chance

to have the best of both worlds – winters in the Virgin

Islands and summers in France.

After one or two years of this, I thought I’d got it

down to a fine art, arriving in France early enough to

get a selection of tomato plants in the ground and (as

the days grew warmer) getting my herb garden weed-

ed and in shape for the summer. There might be one

or two days when it was chilly enough to light the

wood burning stove in the living room, but then it was

nice to sit around the fire wearing sweaters, just to

remind ourselves what it was like.

This year was no different, though people in the

village told us it had been a hard winter. I wasn’t wor-

ried, I had enough firewood for a few fires and it was

nice not to be in a constant sweat as we often were in

the islands. Here, there wasn’t a mosquito in sight. No

risk of another dose of dengue fever!

I went to the nursery nearby and bought my toma-

to plants, plus a few peppers and some basil. On the

way home it started to rain, so I put off planting until

the next day, which turned out to be cold and windy. I

dug the holes and placed the new plants carefully in

their new homes, imagining the luscious fruits I would

enjoy later in the year. I had just enough time to finish

the planting before the rain started again. I grabbed a

couple of logs and ran inside the house.

If you know where to look in our area of France,

you can find a nice selection of international newspa-

pers and reading an English Sunday newspaper is one

of my choices for relaxation. When finished it goes

into a pile for fire-lighting. But somehow, whenever I

start the fire, I always find something I haven’t read.

“For goodness sake, light the fire,” said Betty,

shivering on a nearby couch. “Read the paper later.”

Muttering that I couldn’t very well read the paper if it

was burning in the grate, I wondered (not for the first

time) whether we wouldn’t be better off sweating in

the islands.

By Paul Backshall

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HIHO Summer BlowoutFinding NEMO (next to House on Wickam’s Cay I) is

what you want to do on Saturday morning for the HIHO

summer blowout sale. There will be 50% to 80% dis-

counts on many items in the popular island wear line

including dresses, kurta v-neck tops, sporty Lycra

apparel and Suntek. The sale is from 9am to 1pm, so

get there early so you don’t miss out on the bargains.

Sails AhoyThe Loyal West End

Yacht Club is calling all

sailors to the new annu-

al sailing event dubbed

the Beat ’n’ Run this

Saturday, June 8th at the

Fish ‘n Lime in Soper’s

Hole (formerly The Jolly Roger). This will be a pursuit

race format with boats departing West End at 10am

sailing up to Norman Island (beating) and then down

wind (running) back. The race starts off the Gosling

Race Series that will include six regattas. Fish n’Lime

will host the Saturday night awards ceremony starting

at 6pm. Registration is Friday night the 7th. For more

info contact Commodore Martin at 496-8685.

Queens Birthday ParadeAll are invited for the annual Queen’s Birthday parade

celebrations on Saturday. The parade that originates in

Road Town ends at the Queen Elizabeth II Park, where fur-

ther celebrations will take place at 4pm. Parking is avail-

able across the highway from the Peebles Hospital.

Trellis Bay Yard SaleCome on out for a day of fun at the beach includ-

ing some real beach bargains this Saturday, June 8th

at the Trellis Bay Yard sale and you will also be sup-

porting the BVI Humane Society. The extravaganza

sale will include spring clearance items from Beef

Island Guest House, de Loose Mongoose, Aragorn’s

Studio, BVI Watersports and the Trellis Kitchen. Items

will include furniture, household goods, water sports

items, clothing, crafts and gifts. The event is from

10am to 3pm. To reserve a table (the cost is $20 with

proceeds going to the Humane Society of the BVI) call

Lesli at de Loose Mongoose 405-2303.

Men’s Health Fair“Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies: Starts with Men”

is the theme for Men’s Health Week held June 10 to

16th – designed to raise awareness of men in the com-

munity regarding health issues. There will be an

opportunity for free cholesterol, diabetes and blood

pressure testing on Tuesday, June 11th at the

Bandstand in Road Town from 8am to 3pm. The health

clinic will move to the Vanterpool Administration

Building in Virgin Gorda on Wednesday June 12th and

offer the same services from 10am to 2pm. This event

By Jane BakewellYour Guide to British Virgin Islands Events


live music • events • concerts • parties • sports • movies and more

THURSDAY - JUNE 6

ROAD TOWN

PUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Tapas Night from 6pm, Sunset Happy

Hour 5-7pm

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

QUITO’S— Happy Hour with Candyman from 4pm

& live music by Quito Rymer from 7:30pm

FRIDAY - JUNE 7

ROAD TOWN

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

GINNY’S — Authentic Indian Cuisine from 6pm

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE AT FRENCHMAN’S — Mojito

Madness Jappy Jour and $2 tacos

BANANAKEET— Happy Hour 4-7pm

BAMBOUSHAY LOUNGE — Divinity Roxx Meet

and Greet 7-9pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Pizza Night 6pm, Happy Hour 5-7pm

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music

by the Elmtones from 7pm

QUITO’S— Reggae & Jerk night with live music by

Quito & the Edge from 9:30pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music and BBQ 6-10pm

SATURDAY - JUNE 8

ROAD TOWN


GINNY’S — Authentic Indian Cuisine from 6pm

HIHO— HiHO Warehouse sale from 9am-1pm (next

to House on Wickhams Cay 1)

QE II PARK — Queen’s Birthday Day Parade 4pm

EAST END

TRELLIS BAY— Trellis Bay Yard Sale 10am - 3pm

NANNY CAY

CAPT. MULLIGANS— Divinity Roxx in concert

doors open at 6pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Beach volleyball & more, Sunset Happy

Hour 5-7

WEST END



FISH N’ LIME—Beat n’ Run Regatta 10am,

Registration on Friday (formerly Jolly Roger)

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live music • events • concerts • parties • sports • movies and more

UPCOMING EVENTS

SUNDAY - JUNE 9

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE AT FRENCHMAN’S — Sunday

Brunch from 11-2pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

QUITO’S— Open from 11am, serving Lunch & Dinner

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music

by the Elmtones from 7pm

MYETT’S—Steel Pan Vibes for sunset

Happy Hour 5-7pm

MONDAY - JUNE 10

ROAD TOWN


CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Margarita Monday with Mexican Food

Specials & Candyman for Sunset Happy Hour 5-7pm

WEST END

BANANAKEET — Sunset Happy Hour 4-6pm,

Oren Hodge on Guitar from 6:30pm

CLEM’S BY THE SEA — Happy Hour every

Monday 5:30-7:30pm with live steel pan music---

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music & buffet 6-10pm

BVI Dancefest 2013June 15

Father’s Day — June 16

Dog Show @ Capt.Mulligan’s — June 22

Quantum Sails IC 24International Regatta— June 22 & 23

Trellis Bay Full Moon Party — June 23

Temptation Island 2 — June 29

RBVIYC Youth SailingSummer Camp — Month of July

Third World Band in Concert— July 6

Summer Sizzle 2013— July 11-14

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TUESDAY - JUNE 11

ROAD TOWN

BAND STAND — Men’s Helath Fair 8am - 3pm, free

screenings (next to softball field)

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Sunset Happy Hour 5-7pm & Speciality

pizza from 6pm

QUITO’S— Live music by Quito Rymer 7:30pm

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

WEST END



WEDNESDAY - JUNE 12

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Hump Day - 2 for 1 Bushwacker specials,

Candyman plays at Sunset Happy Hour 5-7pm

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Pizza & Shepherds Pie

& live entertainment

QUITO’S— Fish Fry with Too Smooth from 7:30pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Wine tasting 5-7pm, Old San Juan

cookout 7pm

VANTERPOOL BLDG — Men’s Helath Fair

10am - 2pm (free screenings)

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(contd. from page 9)

is coordinated by the Office of Gender Affairs and is a

great time for a pre-summer health check. For more

info call the Office of Gender Affairs 494-3701 exten-

sion 2234.

Upcoming EventsMark your calendars for the annul BVI Dance Fest

coming up on Saturday June 15th at Briercliffe Hall.

The Dancefest hosts over 300 youth performers from

children to teens representing the local community.

They will be displaying their talents in dance genres

such as ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop and liturgical dance.

Every year there is fresh music, choreography and

costumes – a fun event for the whole family.

Don’t forget Dads! June 16th is Father’s Day and

there will be many specials offered for restaurant

meals, gift discounts and spa treatments. Stay tuned

in for the next edition of the Limin’ Times, June 13th.

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Keeping MumIf you like a good old fashioned British comedy

with a touch of the macabre, a villainess who is also

the heroine, and a dysfunctional family in need of

help, then Keeping Mum is just your cup of tea.

First released in 2006, this frothy potion of a

movie features Maggie Smith (most recently the

sharp tongued dowager in Downton Abbey) as Grace

Hawkins, a suburban housewife sent to a prison for

the criminally insane after she is discovered travelling

with a trunk containing the body parts of her husband

and his mistress.

Fast forward 40 years to the household of the

pious and straight-laced vicar Walter Goodfellow

(Rowan Atkinson), his bored and frustrated wife Gloria

(Kristen Scott Thomas), and their two children, over-

sexed teenager Holly and ten-year-old Petey, a well-

meaning but nerdy kid who regularly suffers at the

hands of school bullies. The Goodfellows are in need

of a housekeeper and it is Grace, newly released from

prison, who answers their ad.

It is a match made in heaven. Grace is kindly and

efficient and has a way with the kids. There are also a

series of coincidences that Gloria initially shrugs off.

The neighbor’s dog that kept her awake at night mys-

teriously disappears, as eventually does the neighbor.

The school bullies that torment Petey experience an

unfortunate accident when their bike brakes fail as

they careen down a steep hill.

Grace also puts a little spice back into the

Goodfellow’s marriage by sabotaging a budding

romance between Gloria and Lance, an American golf

pro (Patrick Swayze) who attempts to lure her for a

tryst in an isolated cabin, and when that fails, for a

clandestine getaway at a tropical resort. Lance,

though has a seamy underside and when it is discov-

ered by the ever-vigilant Grace, he too comes to a

timely and fitting end.

As the body count mounts up, life in the village of

Little Wollop becomes increasingly tranquil. Grace

unleashes the vicar’s amorous side by quoting sexy

passages from the Song of Solomon. She also prepshim on how to give his sleep inducing sermons the

“wow” factor before he sets off on an ecclesiastical

conference. Perhaps most miraculously, she channels

Holly’s single-minded interest in boyfriends to an

obsession with cooking.

In some ways, this movie reminded me of a child-

hood favorite of mine, Arsenic and Old Lace, starringCary Grant as a doting nephew who discovers that his

sweet maiden aunts were not what they seemed. And

while the Goodfellows’ housekeeper is also not what

she seems, perhaps it takes someone as ingeniously

inventive – and diabolical as Grace – to set things

right, even if it’s in the wrong way.

By Claudia Colli


tv specials & highlights


THURSDAY JUNE 6, 2013

7:00 0 Trading Spouses: Meet YourNew Mommy1 Austin Stevens Adventures4 NCISB The First 48L Backyard OilP Alaska State Troopers

7:30 L Backyard Oil7:35 Z Hollywood’s Top Ten8:00 ) The Vampire Diaries

* The Big Bang Theory, D-Day: The Price of FreedomVeterans of the U.S. Army and Navyshare their survival tales.` Save Me0 Wife Swap

8:30 ` Save Me1 Deadly 606 Secrets of the Earth∂ Veep

8:31 * Two and a Half Men9:00 ) Beauty and the Beast

, World War II: Saving the RealityKenneth W. Rendell’s World War II mem-orabilia includes more than 6,000 originalartifacts.` The Office0 Wife Swap1 Why We Love Cats and Dogs Thebond between people and their four-legged friends.6 Forecasting the EndL Buying AlaskaP Life Below Zero

9:01 * Person of Interest9:30 6 Forecasting the End

L Buying Alaska9:31 ` Parks and Recreation

10:00 , War Bonds: The Songs andLetters of World War II Popular songsof the World War II era are weavedtogether with letters.

0 Wife Swap1 Dog WhispererP Life Below Zero

10:01 * Elementary` Hannibal4 Graceland

10:30 L Property Wars11:00 1 Gator Boys

6 Secrets of the EarthL Buying AlaskaN Car WarriorsP Life Below Zero

FRIDAY JUNE 7, 2013

7:00 1 Austin Stevens Adventures4 Law & Order: Special Victims UnitB Storage WarsP The Real Abraham Lincoln:Revealed Lincoln’s rise to the presidencyand his leadership during the Civil War.

7:15 ∏ Dogs in the City7:30 2 Justice For Trayvon: Our Son is

Your Son The tragic death of an unarmedblack teen in 2012. (N)B Storage Wars[ BackStory

8:00 _ ( Shark Tank) Nikita* Undercover BossD BMW: A Driving Obsession A oncesmall, struggling company transforms itselfinto a global luxury-car powerhouse.

8:05 ∏ R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour:The Series

8:30 1 Deadly 606 LoadedB Storage Wars∏ R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: TheSeries

9:00 _ ( What Would You Do?) Supernatural* Hawaii Five-01 My Cat From Hell

∂ Mad Men (Part 2 of 2)9:10 ∫ The Geneva International

Motor Show 20129:30 6 Storm Riders

< Global Rosary Relay for PriestsFrom Our Lady of the Angels Chapel inIrondale, Alabama.B Storage Wars

10:00 _ ( 20/20* Blue BloodsP Brain Games

10:01 ` Rock Center With BrianWilliams

10:30 B Storage WarsP Brain Games

11:00 1 Into the Lion’s Den6 Loaded∂ VICE

SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2013

7:00 1 Austin Stevens AdventuresD Ultimate FactoriesL Deadliest CatchP Alaska State Troopers

7:30 ∂ Beyoncé: Life Is but a DreamProfile of the life and career of thesinger.

8:00 _ ( Last Man Standing* CSI: Crime Scene Investigation1 Off the Hook: Extreme CatchesB The Killer SpeaksD American GreedL Great Bear Stakeout Grizzly bearscome out of hibernation to feed, mateand fight for territory.N Viper: Soul SurvivorP Alaska State Troopersπ The Borgias (Part 11 of 12)

8:30 1 Off the Hook: ExtremeCatches

9:00 * 48 Hours1 Call of the Wildman

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When you’re an outnumbered and outgunned rag-tag army taking on a vastly superior invading force, ithelps to have powerful friends.

That was the situation facing the American rebelsbattling the British during the Revolutionary War,when the French arrived to help save the day. Andthat’s also the situation of the beleaguered humansfighting the alien Overlords and their Skitter minionsfor the right to live on planet Earth in the TNT dramaFalling Skies.

Returning Sunday, June 9, for a third season,Falling Skies stars Noah Wyle as Tom Mason, a wid-owed father and former history professor who findshimself having to put the lessons of the FoundingFathers into action as leader of the fighting 2ndMassachusetts Militia Regiment.

When we last left Tom, the elder two (Drew Roy,Connor Jessup) of his three sons had fallen underalien influence to varying degrees, youngest son Matt(Maxim Knight) was growing up fast, and Tom andlove Anne Glass (Moon Bloodgood) had just learnedthey were expecting.

“It’s a biological necessity for the survival of thespecies,” says Wyle of the anticipated blessed event.“There’s a certain air of sobriety about bringing achild into this particular world. But nonetheless, it’snecessary.

“It consummates the relationship between Tomand Anne. They’ve healed themselves from their griefand what they’ve lost and are committed to startinganew. It’s a huge turning point in their relationship.”

And despite his protestations to the contrary lastseason, Tom has also, like George Washington beforehim, answered not only the military but the political

Falling Skies Returns With Horses, A Baby and The French

By Kate O’Hare

call of his nation.“When we find

him this year,” Wylesays, “he is in factthe president of theUnited States, whichis 14 square blocksaround Charleston,South Carolina. It’smore of a ceremonialtitle. He’s gone back on everything he said he wantedto do at the end of last season, and we find him in acompletely different place.”

Tom has also made an alliance with a new race ofaliens, the Volm, who have shown up and offeredtheir assistance.

Says series executive producer Remi Aubuchon, “Ithought it would be nice if, all of a sudden, it lookedlike we were doomed with the Overlords, and how funit would be if we had the French to come help us, onlythey’re aliens.

“I don’t want to spoil everything, but I think what’sfun about the parallels is we never really quite knewwhat France’s secret objectives were, if there wereany. But if you’re being pummeled to death with supe-rior weapons, it’s always good to have someone whohas a big stick as well.”

The Volm’s General Lafayette is called “Cochise,”and he exists in more than just pixels.

“Initially,” says Wyle, “it was going to be this sortof a CGI-designed alien, then they thought, ‘Let’s doourselves a favor and cast us an actor to play the part,then we can digitize it. So we had something three-dimensional to work with.




9:30 1 Call of the Wildman6 Lava Chasers: Island Secrets

10:00 $ Drenaje Profundo* 48 Hours1 TankedP Ultimate Survival Alaska

11:00 1 Gator Boys4 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation> The SoupD American GreedL Great Bear Stakeout Grizzly bearscome out of hibernation to feed, mate andfight for territory.P Ultimate Survival Alaska

SUNDAY JUNE 9, 2013

7:00 * 60 Minutes` Dateline NBC1 Austin Stevens AdventuresP Drugs, Inc.

7:30 B Duck Dynasty8:00 * The 67th Annual Tony Awards

At the Radio City Music Hall in New York,the annual ceremony honors excellenceon Broadway. (N), The Wind Gods The 33rd America’sCup yacht race sees American yachtUSA-17 defeating the Swiss-ownedAlinghi 5.1 Deadly 604 NCISB Duck DynastyD Coca-Cola: The Real Story Behindthe Real Thing Melissa Lee revealssecrets about the world’s most-popularsoft drink.L Alaska: The Last FrontierP Ultimate Survival Alaska: TheExtra Mile[ BackStory

8:30 1 Deadly 606 Secrets of the EarthB Duck Dynasty∫ Especial Auto Show Chicago 2013

9:00 , Masterpiece Classic0 Army Wives4 NCIS6 Weather That Changed the World> Keeping Up With the KardashiansB Duck DynastyD The New Age of Wal-Mart Theworld’s largest retailer tries to reinventitself with new leadership and overhaul-ing stores.L North AmericaN Moto-Cause: Neale Bayly RidesP Ultimate Survival Alaska∂ Game of Thrones

9:30 6 Weather That Changed theWorldB Duck Dynasty

10:00 $ Extranormal, Masterpiece Mystery!0 The Client List1 Fatal AttractionsP Life Below Zero∂ Veep

10:30 > The Wanted LifeB Storage Wars

10:55 ∫ Banshee11:00 1 Fatal Attractions

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MONDAY JUNE 10, 2013

7:00 L Fast N’ LoudP Going Ape

8:00 _ ( The Bachelorette) Oh Sit!* How I Met Your Mother, Anyone and Everyone People’s reac-tions to teens or adult children coming out.1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals6 LoadedL Fast N’ LoudP Brain Games

8:30 * Rules of Engagement1 Deadly 606 LoadedP Brain Games

9:00 ) The Carrie Diaries* 2 Broke GirlsN R U Faster Than a RedneckP Brain Games

9:30 * Mike & Molly6 Hurricane Hunters

10:00 * Hawaii Five-01 Dog WhispererP The Numbers Game

10:01 _ ( Mistresses` The Winner Is...

10:30 > After LatelyN Dumbest Stuff on Wheels

11:00 1 Call of the Wildman6 LoadedL Fast N’ LoudP Brain Games∫ Banshee

TUESDAY JUNE 11, 2013

7:00 0 Dance MomsB Storage WarsL Deadliest CatchP The Devil’s Playground Amishteenagers are allowed to experience life inthe outside world.

7:30 B Storage Wars7:50 π ILM — Industrial Light & Magic:

Creating The Impossible Celebrating the35th anniversary of the design studio.

8:00 ) Hart of Dixie* NCIS, Nature0 Dance Moms

8:30 1 Deadly 606 ProspectorsB Storage Wars

9:00 ) America’s Next Top Model* NCIS: Los Angeles

, Cuban Missile Crisis — ThreeMen Go to War Inside story of theCuban Missile Crisis features profilesof John F. Kennedy and Fidel Castro.0 Dance Moms1 My Cat From Hell6 Weather That Changed theWorldD Crowd RulesL Deadliest CatchN Stuntbusters

10:00 * Brooklyn DA, Frontline (PA)0 Pretty Wicked MomsP Taboo USA

10:30 B Shipping WarsL Backyard Oil: Kentucky BoomN American Trucker

11:00 4 CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation6 ProspectorsL Deadliest Catch

WEDNESDAY JUNE 12, 2013

7:00 0 Unsolved MysteriesB Duck DynastyL MythBustersP Breakout

7:30 B Duck Dynasty7:35 Z Hollywood’s Top Ten8:00 _ ( The Middle

) Arrow` Dateline NBC0 Unsolved Mysteries1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals4 NCISB Duck DynastyL MythBustersN Car WarriorsP Alaska State Troopers∂ Game of Thronesπ The Borgias (Part 11 of 12)

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17 Vol. 25, No. 38 • June 6 - 12, 2013

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

A large standing room only crowd gathered at theA. O. Shirley Recreation Grounds on Saturday night,to witness the biggest track and field event in the 43 –year history of the BVI Athletics Association, with par-ticipants from 17 countries in attendance.

The inaugural BVI Twilight Invitational—a one dayarea permit meet which replaced the 2 day BVIInvitational that ran from 1971-2010, was run in con-junction with the Leeward Islands Jr. Invitational andfeatured professional athletes from across NorthAmerica and the Caribbean.

The history making competition launched the BVIas the newest member in the NACAC Area (NorthAmerica, Central America & Caribbean) to host suchan event behind Jamaica, Guadeloupe, Martinique,St. Martin, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas and the CaymanIslands. Here though, fans got two meets in one—which made it completely different to the others onthe circuit.

From the time Guadeloupe’s Sareena Carticrossed the line in the Leewards Invitational Girls400m in 54.53 seconds the tone had been set withthe first competition record and ended with Canada’sWomen’s 4x100m Relay running 43.97 seconds, thefastest time women have ever run in the territory. Thismarks a new All Comers Record—one of six on thenight of the professional side of the meet. Carti’s timeled to 10 Leewards Jr. Invitational records.

Jamaica’s Particia Hall established two recordsamong the professional females in the 200 and 400mwith times of 22.93 and 51.34 seconds respectively.Then there was St. Kitts and Nevis’ Kim Collins—at 37years the oldest in the field returning to the territory forthe first time in 19 years. She demolished the 100m AllComers Record of 10.45 seconds established byAnguilla’s Zharnel Hughes last year with a run of 10.19.

“This meet is a great idea and a great atmos-phere. We want people to understand that you cansee world-class performances here, although noteverybody has money to go to the WorldChampionships in Russia, you can still have people ofthat caliber competing here. It also gives motivationto the younger athletes to excel,” Collins said.

Local fans had something to cheer about when theLeewards segment only 3-peat winner Taylor Hill, whonarrowly edged teammate L’Tisha “Lea” Fahie in the100 and 200m respectively, teamed with Fahie, JonelLacey and Tarika “Tinker Bell” Moses: That not onlybroke the meet record but established a new NationalYouth Record for athletes U18, with a time of 46.62seconds.

Trevia Gumbs' Shot Put toss of 14.03m qualifiedher for next month’s IAAF World Youth Championshipsin Donetsk, Ukraine—a similar feat accomplished bySt. Kitts’ Kimberly Liburd when she cut the sand at5.96m in the Long Jump.

Thanks to all who contributed in anyway to mak-ing the event a resounding success.

Anguilla's Zharnel Hughes wins the 200m

An Evening of Athletic Entertainment


6:30 M The Crossover With MichelleBeadle

7:00 & College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA.

8:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N)10:30 M The Crossover With Michelle

Beadle11:00 & Lombardi’s Legacy

M Pro Football Talk (N)11:30 M NHL Overtime (N)

TUESDAY JUNE 11, 2013

12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’s GoodFishing

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)3:30 & Highly Questionable (N)

8 College Football Live (N)M Fishing Texas

6:00 & Around the Horn (N)M The Crossover With MichelleBeadle (N)N NASCAR Race Hub (N)

7:30 8 Soccer 2014 FIFA World CupQualifier: Teams TBA. (N)

8:00 ; Bull Riding Championship.= MLB Baseball Cincinnati Reds atChicago Cubs. (N)

9:00 & Lombardi’s Legacy_ ( 2013 NBA Finals Game 3:Teams TBA. (N)

10:00 & Baseball Tonight (N)8 Soccer 2014 FIFA World CupQualifier: United States vs. Panama. (N)

10:30 ; UFC Ultimate InsiderM The Crossover With MichelleBeadle

11:30 M NHL Overtime (N)N Gearz

WEDNESDAY JUNE 12, 2013

1:00 8 SportsCenter (N)2:30 M Bass 2 Billfish3:30 & Highly Questionable (N)

8 College Football Live (N); Track and Field Bolder Boulder.

5:00 & NFL32 (N)5:30 8 Pardon the Interruption

; UFC Ultimate Insider (N)M The Crossover With MichelleBeadle (N)N NASCAR Race Hub (N)

7:00 & NFL Live (N)8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA. 7:30M NHL HockeyN Pass Time

7:45 9 Sport Today8:00 & WNBA Basketball Connecticut

Sun at Indiana Fever. (N)6 Reel Rivals

10:00 & High School Basketball8 Baseball Tonight (N)


11:00 6 Reel RivalsM Pro Football Talk (N)

11:30 6 Reel RivalsM NHL Overtime

THURSDAY JUNE 6, 2013

12:30 PM M The Next Bite12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 & LPGA Tour Golf Wegmans

LPGA Championship, First Round. (N)M American Hero Experience

1:30 M O’Neill Outside2:00 M Intrepid Outdoors2:30 & International Sporting Greats3:30 & College Football Live

8 College Football Live (N); Destination Polaris

4:00 & NFL LiveP Mountain Movers


7:00 ; Bull Riding Championship.8:00 N Rolex Sports Car Series

Racing Detroit.8:30 _ ( NBA Countdown (N)

8 Greatest Coaches in NFL History9:00 _ ( 2013 NBA Finals Game 1:

Teams TBA. (N)10:00 & Baseball Tonight

8 Baseball Tonight (N)10:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider

N Inside the Headsets11:00 9 BBC News

M Pro Football Talk (N)11:30 M NHL Overtime (N)

FRIDAY JUNE 7, 2013

12:30 PM 9 BBC News1:00 & LPGA Tour Golf Wegmans

Championship, Second Round. (Joinedin Progress) (N)

1:30 M The Fishing AdventurerN NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Pocono 400, Practice.

2:10 = MLB Baseball PittsburghPirates at Chicago Cubs.

2:30 & International Sporting Greats3:30 & College Football Live

N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Pocono 400, Qualifying. (N)

5:00 M Pro Football Talk (N)6:30 M The Crossover With Michelle

Beadle7:00 & MLB Baseball Los Angeles

Angels of Anaheim at Boston Red Sox. 8 College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Pocono 400, Practice.N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: WinStar World Casino400K. (N)

10:30 M The Crossover With MichelleBeadle)

11:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Pocono 400, Qualifying.

SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2013

12:30 PM 9 Final Score[ Main/Sail/Golf/Win/Open

1:00 & College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)

3:00 * PGA Tour Golf FedEx St. JudeClassic, Third Round. 8 College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)

3:30 _ ( WNBA Basketball PhoenixMercury at Indiana Fever. (N)

4:00 & College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)` World of Adventure Sports= MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics atChicago White Sox. (N)

5:00 ` 145th Belmont Stakes7:00 & College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N)

8:00 ` NHL Hockey Conference Final:Teams TBA. (N)8 NASCAR Racing NationwideSeries: Dupont Pioneer 250. (N)

8:30 _ ( IndyCar Racing Firestone550. (N)

9:00 N Auto Racing General Tire Mint 10:00 & College Baseball NCAA Super

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11:30 6 Reel Rivals

SUNDAY JUNE 9, 2013

12:30 PM & Gymnastics Pro Challenge.1:00 * XTERRA Adventures

8 College Baseball NCAA SuperRegional: Teams TBA. (N); Track and Field Bolder Boulder.(Taped)

1:30 & Gymnastics Pro Challenge.2:00 ` Formula One Racing Canadian

Grand Prix. (N)2:10 = MLB Baseball Pittsburgh

Pirates at Chicago Cubs. 3:00 * PGA Tour Golf FedEx St. Jude

Classic, Final Round. 4:00 8 College Baseball NCAA Super

Regional: Teams TBA. (N)6:00 ; Bull Riding Championship.

N Lucas Oil Off Road Racing LasVegas. (N)


7:31 _ ( NBA Countdown (N)8:00 _ ( 2013 NBA Finals Game 2: T

8 MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals atCincinnati Reds. (N)


11:30 $ DeporTV` Sports Final

MONDAY JUNE 10, 2013

12:30 PM M Bill Dance OutdoorsN NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: WinStar World Casino


3:30 8 College Football Live4:00 & College Baseball NCAA Super

Regional: Teams TBA. (N)6:00 M The Crossover With Michelle

Beadle (N)N NASCAR Race Hub (N)

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