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Feb 21 - 27, 2013Vol.25, No.23

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A Cultural CornucopiaThis Week’s Feature Story

Jane Bakewell

Cedar International School has the middle portion

of their school title for a reason –the student body is

made up of over 40 different countries! The school

invites the public to come out on Saturday, the 23rd for

their “Night of the Nations” event and taste some of this

culture in both food and dance performances, in what is

themed a “slightly” Far East/Oriental evening.

Jeanette Forte, who has coordinated this event over

the last few years emphasizes, “This is a children-

focused evening and great for the

whole family. The kids look forward to

the entertainment every year, especial-

ly the Mocko Jumbies. It is an evening

where we can celebrate our diverse cul-

tures.” The other local entertainment

includes “Maya” performing with fire-

balls, steel pan music from the band at

St George’s Episcopal Church and mar-

tial arts displays by the Purple Dragon

Karate School. The Far East theme will

be showcased through a Filipino dance

group comprised of children and ladies

performing a war dance with “spears,”

while, Cedar School students will per-

form their version of Chinese New Year Dragon Dance,

with the traditional Dragon costume swaying in a long

zig-zag line with many pairs of little legs underneath.

The international food fest will represent the cuisine

of over 20 countries and $1 per sample food tickets can

be purchased towards filling your plate with a tapas-

type menu. “People usually come and enjoy grazing and

all of the cultural entertainment,” Jeanette says with a

smile. “However one of the highlights of the evening will

be the setting off of the Chinese lanterns

into the sky.” Once lit these hot air

lanterns float like air balloons in the sky,

finally fizzling out after a brief time. The

biodegradable paper is not a hazard to the

environment. In fact, as part of a state-

ment about “Going Green,” Cedar School

students will be focused on eco-conscious

waste disposal and the food will be served

on environmentally friendly products.

A $1 entrance fee per person will go

towards contributing to the event. The fes-

tivities start at 4pm and expect to last until

8pm. For further information call CedarSchool at 494-5262.

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Ask Koren

Ask Koren

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

Crime From The Past Haunts Me

Send your questions to [email protected] or follow uson twitter @korennorton and a response will be provided

Dear Koren,

I worked at a store about 4 years ago and I had

taken some blouses and the owner never found out. I

recently got saved and feel very guilty about it and don’t

know how to get rid of the guilt. Confessing is way too

embarrassing and would spoil my reputation. Please

give me some advice on what to do. –Peppy

Dear Peppy,

You’ve found yourself in quite a predicament and I

admire you for wanting to do something about it. I hope

it’s for the right reasons though. Are you sorry you took

the blouses? Remorse is about feeling genuine regret for

what you did, but your guilt sounds more like fear of how

you would be perceived if you were found out. Either

way, the important thing is that you are uncomfortable

and want to make amends.

Making amends for past transgressions will give

you a sense of feeling like a burden has been lifted off

your shoulders. Guilt causes stress, headaches and

insomnia.

You can start by sending the money back that cov-

ers the value of the items. You have the choice of send-

ing a note of apology also, explaining that you took it

some time ago and want to make the return.

You also have the

choice of going in per-

son and confessing

openly understanding

that there could be

consequences. I don’t

know the statute of lim-

itations on stealing, but

you bear the risk of

charges being brought against you and this risk might

outweigh the benefits.

Everyone makes decisions sometimes that are not

good based on bad judgment. You were not in a good

place at the time, but now four years later you have

grown and that is cause for celebration.

Keep on the straight and narrow path and use this

experience to remind you that in the future it is best to

take the time to make a decision and think before you act

– how will this affect me in a week? In a month? In four

years. Does this action lend itself to my being the kind of

person I want to be? The person I can be proud of?

In the meanwhile, congratulations on the bold

move, you are about to make.

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I am an action-oriented person and tend to

respond to causes I believe in. Since living in the BVI for

close to two decades, I have found myself participating

in everything from “Coastal Clean Ups” to “Reef Fish

Counts.” However, I have never been part of a flash

mob dance¬–until just recently. The cause that grabbed

my attention this time was presented as a global cam-

paign to stop the violence to women and girls, tagged

“One Billion Rising.” The number derives from the esti-

mated amount of women and girls on the planet, who

will be beaten or raped during their lifetime. A scary fig-

ure indeed!

Aware of the shocking stories recently out of India

and Middle East regarding the brutal treatment of

women was a fact hard to ignore. I was ready to stand

with those who say, “Enough is enough.” Organized by

the Cada Players and Friends (with mother-and-daugh-

ter-team Joanne and Sarah Penny at the forefront), the

event was scheduled for Valentine’s Day and was coor-

dinated with over 200 countries participating.

I soon learned our community action statement

was going to be a flash mob dance to the tune “Break

the Chain,” written and produced by the musical team

of Tena Clark and Tim Heintz and choreographed by

Debbie Allen. The minute I heard the catchy song, I

thought–this is going to be fun. Although I love to

dance, I was a little concerned that we were only going

to have one rehearsal for a four–minute dance with 16-

step variations. Then when I reached the rehearsal at

U.P.’s Cinneplex, sharing the elevator up to the ball-

room with the Governor and his 10-year-old daughter, I

saw that the 80 participants who showed up were well

under 20 years old. I took a deep breath and said – no

problem, I can do this. Soon I realized the half dozen

men present (one being the Salsa-King at my work-

place), must’ve also felt a bit outnumbered, but their

presence was greatly appreciated.

The steps were easy to pick up, although remem-

bering the order was a bit more challenging. Our

instructions were to be dressed in the theme colors,

red and black and be at the Riteway (Pasea) parking lot

at 6pm. As I arrived, the theme song was already blar-

ing from loudspeakers atop a truck. The media was

there along with parents of the tweens and under, curi-

ous onlookers, and dancer wannabe’s. Like it or not

this was going to be a YouTube moment. The mood was

set and I was ready to dance.

To see a video of the dance go to the Limin’ Times

Facebook page and click on the link: BVI Joins One

Billion Rising.

By Jane Bakewell

A “Flash Mob” Experience

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Jacqueline Cutler

CBS Nabs Another NYPD Commissioner Drama

“Listen, junior, this job ain’t about getting even.” -

Detective Don Owen.

Owen (Chi McBride, Boston Public), a hardenedcop, is trying to educate his inexperienced partner,

Walter William Clark Jr. (Theo James, Downton Abbey),in CBS’ Golden Boy, premiering Tuesday, Feb. 26.

These sorts of lines fill the first few episodes of

Golden Boy, which is unrelated to the Clifford OdetsBroadway play of the same name. The TV show is about

a New York Police Department commissioner, CBS’ sec-

ond after Blue Bloods.In this, which airs for two Tuesdays before switch-

ing to its regular Friday time slot, Commissioner Clark

relays how he came to this vaunted position at an age

when he would have been lucky to make detective. He’s

telling a reporter his story and the action flashes back to

his beginnings as a beat cop who acted decisively dur-

ing an armed hostage situation. After three years on the

job, he’s made a homicide detective. Within seven years,

Clark is commissioner.

“He is prepared to do anything to rise in the ranks,”

James says. “He is going to be someone you may think

is a good guy, but how he got the job is not clear-cut. I

like to think of him as not just whip-smart. In terms of

police savvy, he is a bit of a genius. There is a difference

between being a smart person and being able to do any-

thing at any point.”

On-screen, James adopts a Queens, New York

accent, masking his natural British lilt. Like others in this

procedural, James did ride-alongs with officers to

research his character.

In the station house, Clark has to deal with many

who don’t like him, who believe his rise was too mete-

oric. They don’t both-

er to hide their con-

tempt for this man

they don’t trust and

consider an interlop-

ing opportunist.

The thing about

Clark is he doesn’t

much care. He cares

about his sister, who has a drug problem, and he takes

care of her. But otherwise, Clark cares about his career

and getting to the top faster than logic would assume

possible.

When he becomes Owen’s partner, Owen has but

two years left before he can retire. McBride understands

Owen. “He wants to get through this without getting

shot,” McBride says. “He doesn’t care who gets credit.”

Owen seems ambivalent, but there’s a reason for

his studied aloofness, and he is very much a by-the-

book kind of cop. “He is deeply flawed,” McBride says.

“He has compromised himself, his marriage. He has suf-

fered great loss. He is just existing.”

“I know a lot of real coppers,” McBride says,

adding that in his hometown of Chicago (where his nick-

name comes from) he has good buddies from the Cook

County Sheriff’s Department.

“I am a lot like a copper,” McBride says.

“Somebody has got to protect you, and that’s what cop-

pers do.” Speaking over ale and a sandwich in

Pasadena, Calif., McBride says he was excited about

this role. He admires two hardened detectives from TV -

Joe Fontana (Dennis Farina) of Law & Order and AndySipowicz (Dennis Franz) of NYPD Blue.

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By Jan Critchley

Crab Races and Music With a talented singer who has graced the stage

alongside both Usher and John Legend and an event fea-

turing crab races sporting your own artistic shell embel-

lishment- Bamboushay Lounge has the entertainment

locked up for Friday and Saturday the 22nd and 23rd.

Stop in for Social Friday, try a Bamboushay signature

drink and enjoy the sounds of Monique Ca’ssandra

Chapdelaine - the “vocal beast” starting at 8pm.

Saturday is a family day with soldier crab races starting

at 3pm until 8pm. $5 will buy you a crab for the competi-

tion, and a paint station will be set up to decorate the

shell. Expect six to seven races throughout the day with

prizes and an all-afternoon tapas menu. To enter a crab

call 494-7752

Tasteful FundraiserThe Jost Van Dyke Preservation Society is holding

their annual Fundraiser at The Clubhouse at Frenchman’s

Cay on Monday February 25th. This year’s event features

a“Rumologist,” a course in Rum 101 and a chance to

sample rums and enjoy some specially prepared appe-

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tizers. The fee is $75pp. Call 540-0861 for further infor-

mation.

Miss Gorgeous Pageant 2013The Catholic Community Center in Virgin Gorda will

be the venue for the annual Miss Gorgeous Pageant held

this year on Saturday the 23rd at 8pm. Put on by the VG

Easter Festival Committee, the evening is billed as “A

Mardi Gras Affair” and will have the three contestants

competing in various segments for the coveted crown.

Tickets are $20 in advance at Buck’s Market or

Rosy’s in Virgin Gorda and $25 at the door. Email vgeast-

[email protected] for more information.

Historian Book SigningDr. Patricia Turnbull will be giving a brief talk and

signing her recently published book “Can These Stones

Talk?” at the HLSCC Resource Center (Library) at 3pm on

Sunday the 24th. Her book focuses on the history sur-

rounding the St. Phillip’s Church Ruins at the Liberated

African Settlement in Kingston, Tortola.

Full Moon FestivitiesHead out to Trellis Bay for the monthly full moon cel-

ebrations on Monday the 25th with music by the

Razorblades, fire sculptures, and the entertaining Mocko

Jumbies. There will be a “High Flying” surprise that you

won’t want to miss so don’t get there too much past 8pm

for the evening celebrations.

Health and Cultural Exposition“Healthy Living is a Choice” and the Rotary Club of

Vol. 25, No. 23 • Feb 21 - 27, 2013

By Jane Bakewell


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

THURSDAY - FEB 21

ROAD TOWN

ORIGIN— Sushi from 5-11pm daily

FORT BURT— $2 Bud specials daily

PUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Tapas Night & KapEye sunset happyhour showELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

QUITO’S— Happy Hour with Candyman from 4pm& live music by Quito rymer from 7:30pm

FRIDAY - FEB 22

ROAD TOWN

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

BAMBOUSHAY LOUNGE — Social Fridays withMonique ‘Ca’ssandra’ Chapdelaine from 8pm

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s MojitoMadness Jappy Jour and $2 tacos

BANANAKEET— Reuben Chinnery on guitar 6pm,free daily sunset shots

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Speciality Pizza Night & Candyman 5pm untilELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music bythe Elmtones from 7pm

QUITO’S— Reggae & Jerk night with live music byQuito & the Edge from 9:30pm

CAPOON’S BAY

SUGARMILL— Four Strong Plus 7-10pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music and BBQ 6-10pm

SATURDAY - FEB 23

ROAD TOWN


CEDAR SCHOOL — Night of Nations 4-8pm

BAMBOUSHAY LOUNGE — Soldier Carb Races 3-8pm

NOEL LLOYD PARK — Rotary Club of RT Health &Cultural Exposition from 7am

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— KapEye Sunset Happy Hour & Lobster Mania ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music by the Elmtones from 7pm

QUITO’S— Live Music by Too Smooth from7:30pm

WEST END


VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND — DJ music & dancing 7-10pm

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY CNTR (VG) — MissGorgeous 2013 8pm

SUNDAY - FEB 24

ROAD TOWN

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

UPCOMING EVENTSHLSCC— HLSCC book signing lecture by Dr. PatriciaTurnbull “Can these Stone Talk?” from 3pm

WEST END/ WINDY HILL

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s SundayBrunch from 11-2pm

BANANAKEET—Sunday Pimms Brunch 10am-3pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Brunch 11am-2pm, Myett’s Sea Spa openhouse /Steel Pan Vibes 4-6

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND — Brunch 11am-3p, pool partyfrom 2pm & DJ music 3-8pm

MONDAY - FEB 25

ROAD TOWN


CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Margarita Monday with MexicanSpecials Candyman 5 until

QUITO’S— Creole Night with MJ Blues from 7pm

EAST END

TRELLIS BAY — Full Moon Party with theRazorblades, mocko jumbies, fire scultures from 8pm

WEST END/ WINDY HILL

BANANAKEET — sunset happy hour 4-6pm, Oren Hodge on Guitar 6:30pm

THE CLUBHOUSE —at Frenchman’s JVD

Preservation Society hosts A Tasteful Fundraiser 5pm VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music & Tropical Caribbeanbuffet 6-10pm

TUESDAY - FEB 26

CANE GARDEN BAY

QUITO’S— Live music by Quito Rymer from 7:30pmELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

MYETT’S— Speciality Pizza & KapEye sunset happy hour

WEST END


WEDNESDAY - FEB 27

ROAD TOWN

DRAKES POINT— Salsa Night 7:30 until

WEST END


BANANAKEET— Reuben Chinnery on guitar 6pm,free daily sunset shots

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Wacky Wednesday Bushwacker specialslive music by 3DB 7pm untilELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Pizza & Shepards Pie &live entertainment

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Wine tasting 5-7pm, Old SanJuan cookout 7pm

Memories of the BVI @Sugar Works — Mar 1

Christobel & The Jons @Myett’s — Mar 1 & 2

Festival of Arts -Taste of BVI— Mar 7

Dark & Stormy Regatta — Mar 8-11

Beef Island Race — Mar 10

Make Me Laugh — Mar 15

Mitch Woods (Piano Man)@ Myetts— Mar 15-17

Full Moon — Mar 27

Hudson & The Hoo Doo Cats— Mar 30 & 31

BVI Spring Regatta &Sailing Festival — Mar 25-31

HLSCC Calypso Showcasewith David Rudder

March 15


(Cont.d from page 11)

Road Town, in association with many of the medical facil-

ities in the BVI, are hosting a Health Exposition at Noel

Lloyd Park on Saturday the 23rd with many free services

to get the community involved in heath consciousness.

There will be opportunities for blood pressure, choles-

terol and diabetes testing, nutrition consultations, and

confidential screenings for HIV/AIDS and other female

exams. There will be music, entertainment and food

along with the health services from 7am to 2pm.

Night of the NationsSupport Cedar School in their evening of cultural

diversity and entertainment on Saturday the 23rd begin-

ning at 4pm. The theme this year is Far East/ Oriental and

involves food samplings from various countries and mar-

tial arts displays, a fireball swinger, the Mocko Jumbies,

and a Chinese New Year Dragon Dance. See page 3 for

more information or call Cedar School at 494-5262

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By Jan Critchley

London’s favorite detective, Sherlock Holmes is

played to perfection by Robert Downey, Jr. in this fast-

paced sequel, that is packed full of clever humor and

witty dialogue. The film starts with Holmes investigating

a series of crimes around Europe, believing them all con-

nected to criminal mastermind, Professor Moriarty (Jared

Harris).

Meanwhile, Dr. John Watson (Jude Law) is getting

married and thinking they are off on their romantic hon-

eymoon to Brighton, Watson and his new wife Mary

(Kelly Reilly) board the train, however when Holmes

appears in their carriage, they realize that things are not

going according to plan. It transpires that Moriarty’s

henchmen have filled the train, with Watson being the

target and before long an explosive battle ensures.

Holmes skillfully knocks Mary off the train and into a

river, where she is rescued by his brother, Mycroft

(Stephen Fry).

One of the best lines in the film has to be when

Mycroft pulls a drenched Mary out of the water and says,

“Good evening, Mrs Watson. I'm the other Holmes,” she

replies, “You mean there's two of you? How marvelous!

Could this evening get any better?”

Watson reluctantly becomes Holmes's partner for

one last time and when they arrive in Paris,- they decide

to put a stop to Moriarty’s evil plans. During their inves-

tigations, Holmes is captured and Moriarty reveals he

owns shares in companies across Europe and plans to

start a war that will be very lucrative for him. Watson res-

cues Holmes and the detective figures that Moriarty's

next target is a peace summit, where he will create an

incident between world leaders to spark war.

At the summit, Holmes reveals to Moriarty that he

has evidence that will thwart his plans. However, there is

no way out for Holmes, so he blows soot in the enemy’s

eyes, grabs his enemy and propels them both off the bal-

cony into the caldron of water below and seemingly to

their death.

Some time later, back in London, Watson and Mary

prepare to go on their honeymoon yet again. As Watson

finishes writing up his last case with Holmes, a surprise

delivery alerts him to the fact that Holmes may have sur-

vived the fall. Before long, the sleuth reveals himself in

the couple’s room where he rushes to the typewriter and

adds something to the end of Watson’s script, clearly

leaving the door open for a third film in the series.

Downey Jr. and Law have an excellent chemistry and

Stephen Fry is, as ever, hugely entertaining. So put your

feet up and lose yourself in this funny action adventure

with an outstanding cast. Enjoy!

Sherlock Holmes - A Game of Shadows

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Everyone likes a good relay. Since last year, when

the BVI Athletics Association introduced a relay compe-

tition as part of its Gatorade Development Series, some

teams have been waiting to avenge losses.

The fourth race of the series – the Johnny Hassan

Relays – named in honor of the former BVI Athletics

Association President, will kick off at 5:30 p.m. tomor-

row. They will get their chance at redemption.

Besides relay events, there will be such individual

events as the 100, 200 and 400m on the track and Long

Jump, Javelin Throw and Shot Put on the field This pro-

vides more qualifying opportunities for the upcoming

Carifta Games, the IAAF World Youth Championships and

the Pan Am Jr. Championships.

But it will be the relay action that gives fans their

most lung exercise. Invited to participate in a 4x100m

relay are public service entities; Fire, Police and Customs

among others, as well as Sporting Associations compet-

ing in a separate race. This ought to be fun as bragging

rights are at stake for the next year.

Then, there are primary schools in action – from

Under 9 doing their 4x50m relay to the Open Sprint

Medley with legs of 100-100-200-

400m.

The women’s 4x100m Relay—

especially between Sprint Tech and

Top Notch Track Clubs – will be a fire

burner. Top Notch will try to go 2-0

while Sprint Tech tries to even the

series at 1-1 after last year’s setback.

The men’s equalivent also ought

to be of interest with Fast Lane mixing

it up with Top Notch and Sprint Tech Track Clubs.

Meet namesake, Johnny Hassan is offering $250 for

each outstanding Men’s and Women’s relay team on the

night – be it club, school or public service team. The test

is on to find the best teams at every level. Admission is

$3 too the event.

For lovers of the sport, the Johnny Hassan Relays

starts four successive weeks of track and field action.

The fifth and final race of the Gatorade Development

Series will be in honor of BVI Athletics Association found-

ing member and longest-serving president Rey O’Neal.

This competition is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on March 1.

Online registration will begin on Tuesday, Feb 19 and

closes on Monday, Feb 25.

The National Jr. Championships, which also serves

as the Carifta Games trials, are scheduled for Friday and

Saturday, March 8-9. The semifinals will begin at 5:30

p.m. on Friday, March 8 and includes the 100m semis and

finals in both U17 and U20 divisions. The 400m semis as

well as the Javelin Throw, High Jump and Triple Jumps,

1500m finals and the first two events of the Pentathlon

will also be contested.

Competition on March 9 will

begin at 9:45 a.m. A technical

meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on

Wednesday, March 6, at the

Multipurpose Sports Complex.

All this will be followed by

the March 13 to 14 Inter-Primary

Schools Sports. So, go out and

exercise your lungs for the next

four weeks!Athletes in the 4x4 relay

Who has the best relay teams in the land?




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8:30 3 The Oscars Honors for achieve-ments in film take place at the KodakTheatre in Los Angeles. (N)B Storage Wars

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9:30 _ ( The Oscars Honors forachievements in film take place at theKodak Theatre in Los Angeles. (N)` Betty White’s Off Their Rockers6 Deadliest Space Weather> Kourtney and Kim Take MiamiB Duck DynastyN Richard Petty: A Racer’s LifeRichard Petty shares the real truthsbehind this simple man.∂ Enlightened

10:00 * The Good Wife` Saturday Night Live in the 2000s:Time and Again A retrospective of theshow in the first decade of the 21st centu-ry. (PA)6 Coast Guard FloridaB Duck DynastyD 60 Minutes on CNBCP Wicked Tuna

10:30 $ Extra Normal> Kourtney and Kim Take MiamiB Duck Dynasty

11:00 * The Mentalist1 Swamp Brothers2 Real Husbands of Hollywood4 NCIS6 Weather Center LiveB Duck DynastyP Mudcats

MONDAY FEBRUARY 25, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet Shame

B Gangsters: America’s Most EvilL The Devils RideP Inside Combat Rescue

8:00 : Love CampaignB Gangsters: America’s Most EvilL Fast N’ LoudP Drugs, Inc.∫ Hunted

8:30 : Love Campaign∏ Sea World Parks & Entertainment:Celebrating The Animal World

9:00 _ ( The Bachelor) The Carrie Diaries* How I Met Your Mother, Scarred Justice: The OrangeburgMassacre 1968 In 1968, police open fireon students at South Carolina StateCollege at Orangeburg.6 Weather Caught on CameraB Gangsters: America’s Most EvilD The Facebook Obsession The storybehind the rise of the largest social mediasite, as told by founders, friends and foes.L Fast N’ LoudP Alaska State Troopers

9:05 ∏ The Adventures of Merlin9:30 * Rules of Engagement

6 Weather Caught on Camera10:00 ) 90210

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10:30 $ Entre el Amor y el Deseo* Mike & Molly6 Weather Caught on Camera: Island SecretsN Are You Faster Than a Redneck

11:00 * Hawaii Five-0, Independent Lens1 Dog Whisperer6 Weather Center Live: Island Secrets> Burning LoveB Beyond Scared StraightL Fast N’ LoudN Dumbest Stuff on WheelsP Inside Combat Rescue

TUESDAYFEBRUARY 26, 2013

7:00 0 Dance Moms1 My Pet ShameB Storage WarsP Diggers

7:30 B Storage WarsP Diggers

8:00 0 Dance MomsB Storage WarsP Doomsday Preppers BuggedOut

8:30 B Storage Wars9:00 _ ( The Taste

) Hart of Dixie* NCIS, Jesse James: AmericanExperience Expelling myths about aninfamous outlaw of the Old West.` Betty White’s Off Their Rockers0 Dance Moms2 Second Generation Wayans6 Iceberg HuntersB Storage WarsD Supermarkets Inc: Inside a $500Billion Money Machine An insidelook at the supermarket industry,which tries to learn all about theirshoppers.P Doomsday Preppers∏ Primeval

9:30 ` Betty White’s Off TheirRockers2 Second Generation Wayans6 Iceberg HuntersB Storage Wars

10:00 ) Cult* NCIS: Los Angeles, Click & Clack’s As the WrenchTurns` Go On0 Dance Moms2 Real Husbands of Hollywood6 Reef Wranglers: Island SecretsB Storage Wars TexasD 60 Minutes on CNBCN Dreams to ChampionsP Doomsday Preppers

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9:30 _ ( The Neighbors` Guys With Kids1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals2 Second Generation Wayans6 Lifeguard!B Duck DynastyN Stuntbusters

10:00 _ ( Modern Family) Supernatural* Criminal Minds, Battle for the ElephantsInvestigators and conservationists reveal

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10:30 $ Entre el Amor y el DeseoB Duck Dynasty

10:31 _ ( Suburgatory11:00 _ ( Nashville

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8:00 & Women’s College BasketballBaylor at Oklahoma. (N)8 College Basketball Syracuse atMarquette. (N)

8:30 M NHL Live (N)9:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N)

M NHL Hockey Dallas Stars atNashville Predators.

10:00 & Content of Character8 College Basketball Kansas atIowa State. (N)

11:00 & SEC Storied11:45 9 Sport Today

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 26, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 N AMA Supercross Racing

Atlanta.2:30 M North American Fisherman3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)

; Premier League Review Show3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in the

Morning (N)8:00 & College Basketball Memphis

at Xavier. (N)8 College Basketball Indiana atMinnesota. (N)

8:30 M NHL Hockey Boston Bruins atNew York Islanders. (N Subject toBlackout)

9:00 ; College Basketball UCLA atUSC.

10:00 & NBA Coast to Coast (N)8 College Basketball Florida atTennessee. (N)

11:00 9 BBC News; Premier League Review Show

11:45 9 Sport Today

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 & First Take2:30 M Extreme Kayak Fishing

Challenge3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in theMorning (N)

4:30 & Dan Le Batard Is HighlyQuestionable (N)

6:00 & NFL32 (N); Powerboat Racing OPA OffshoreRacing Series. (Taped)

8:00 & College BasketballGeorgetown at Connecticut. (N)

8:30 M NHL Hockey WashingtonCapitals at Philadelphia Flyers.

9:00 8 NBA Basketball Golden StateWarriors at New York Knicks. (N); College Basketball WashingtonState at Arizona.

10:00 & College Basketball Oklahomaat Texas. (N)

11:30 8 NBA Basketball DenverNuggets at Portland Trail Blazers. (N)M NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings atLos Angeles Kings.

11:45 9 Sport Today

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 & First Take (N)

; Tennis Champions Series:Anaheim.N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Daytona, Practice. (N)

1:30 M The Next Bite3:00 8 SportsCenter (N)

; UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — Arsenal FC vs FCBayern Munich.M Intrepid Outdoors (N)N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Budweiser Duel. (N)

4:00 & NBA Trade Deadline Special(N)

7:00 & Dan Le Batard Is HighlyQuestionable (N)N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Daytona, Final Practice.(N)

8:00 & 8 College Basketball; Tennis Champions Series:Anaheim.M College Basketball Drexel atDelaware. (N)

8:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Budweiser Duel.

10:00 & 8 College BasketballM Women’s College BasketballGonzaga at Santa Clara. (N)

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2013

12:30 PM 9 BBC News; The Game 365

1:30 M Saltwater ExperienceN NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Daytona 500, Practice. (N)

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N); UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — AC Milan vs FCBarcelona.

4:30 & NASCAR Racing NationwideSeries: Daytona Qualifying. (N)

7:00 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Daytona 500, Practice.

8:00 & College Basketball NorthDakota State at Akron. (N)

8:30 8 NBA Countdown (N)M College Hockey Yale atQuinnipiac. (N)N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Daytona. (N)

9:00 8 NBA Basketball MinnesotaTimberwolves at Oklahoma CityThunder. (N)

11:30 8 NBA Basketball San AntonioSpurs at Golden State Warriors. (N)

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23, 2013

1:00 & College Basketball Clemsonat Maryland. (N)

1:30 M College Lacrosse Maryland atLoyola (Md.). (N)

3:00 & College Basketball OklahomaState at West Virginia. ` PGA TourGolf WGC Accenture Match PlayChampionship, Quarterfinals. (N)

5:00 M College Basketball NewMexico at Colorado State. (N)

7:00 & 8 College Basketball ;College Basketball SouthernMississippi at Memphis.M College Basketball Nevada at SanDiego State. (N)

9:00 & College Basketball SouthDakota State at Murray State. (N); College Basketball WashingtonState at Arizona.

10:00 8 College Basketball Missouri atKentucky. (N)

11:00 & College Basketball Ohio atBelmont. (N); Boxing Golden Boy Live - FrankieGomez vs. Lanard Lane.

11:30 M Boxing Vyacheslav Glazkovvs. Malik Scott. (N)

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2013

12:30 PM * Sunday Sports Blitz1:00 & Cheerleading (N)

* Monster Energy Supercross:Mid-Season Review (N)

2:00 & Women’s College BasketballPurdue at Minnesota. (N)_ ( NBA Basketball Los AngelesLakers at Dallas Mavericks. (N)* Bull Riding PBR Built Ford ToughInvitational. (Taped)8 College Basketball Illinois atMichigan. (N)

3:00 * College Basketball Cincinnatiat Notre Dame. (N)

4:00 & Women’s College BasketballDuke at Maryland. (N)

4:30 ; College Basketball UCLA atUSC. (N)

5:00 * College Basketball MichiganState at Ohio State. (N)

8:00 8 NBA Basketball MemphisGrizzlies at Brooklyn Nets.

8:30 M NHL Hockey Tampa BayLightning at Pittsburgh Penguins.9:00 & NHRA Drag RacingArizona Nationals.N Wind Tunnel With Dave Despain(N)

10:30 8 NBA Basketball Chicago Bullsat Oklahoma City Thunder.

MONDAY FEBRUARY 25, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:30 M Bill Dance Outdoors

N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Daytona.

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N); English Premier League Soccer(Taped)

4:00 8 Outside the Lines (N)7:30 M The Crossover

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 allof the digits from 1 to 9 – with no repeats within each row or column within theentire square. A partially completed grid is usually provided, which typicallyhas a unique solution. See next weeks Limin’ Times issue for solution.

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