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ALSO THIS WEEK: Life in the Spirit Crusade @ New Life Baptist Church • Go Green Launch Party • Sugarcane Opening @ Nail Bay

Jan 19 - 25, 2012Vol.24, No.18

Old StOry timeat HlSCC Friday, Saturday & Sunday

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– Jan Critchley

Old Story Time – Jamaican Drama Plays Out at HLSCCThis Week’s Feature Story

Don’t miss this weekend’s theatrical treat at

HLSCC, the University of the Virgin Islands’ production

of Old Story Time, a play written by Trevor D. Rhone

and directed by David Edgecombe. Showtimes are

Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 4pm and

the production is a tribute to the author’s outstanding

contribution to Caribbean theatre.

The play is a Jamaican tale about Len Tomlinson

(Noel Charles), his mother Miss Aggie (Heather

Hogarth Smith), his wife Lois (Jamilya Christopher),

and his adversary George (Joshua Jno-Pierre). Pa Ben

(George Silcott, Jr.) is the skilful storyteller who works

hard to broker peace and advocates love and under-

stand above all else.

Miss Aggie is a salt-of-the-earth Caribbean

woman “from country” who has nothing but the high-

est of ambitions for her son Len. She pushes him to

study hard and encourages him to marry Margaret

(Asheda Maccow). However, when she catches Len

frolicking at the river with his childhood playmate,

Pearle (Carlla Morris), she gives him a good beating.

Later, as an Economics student in England, Len

marries Lois, the pretty black woman he fell in love

with before leaving

Jamaica, which does not

please his “mama.”

On his return to

Jamaica with Lois, Len

must confront his old

enemy George, who

brutally ill-treated him

throughout high school

with the help of Margaret, who is now married to

George.

Len discovers that George amassed a fortune

through unscrupulous development schemes, and

soon learns that the crooked banker also robbed his

“mama” of her life savings. He assembles the evi-

dence that could see George, and perhaps even

Margaret in jail.

However, Len learns quickly that he will have to

fight “mama” before he can carry out his “moral right

to rid society” of “a scum” like George. And “mama’s”

weapon of choice is “Obeah!”

Tickets are $20 each. For ticketing and other

information call Linette Baa on 852-7223.

Scene from Old Story Time

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Lime ... “to hang around idly” or “to go outon the town.”

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.

Daughter not meeting expectations

Ask Koren

Ask KorenYour personal E-therapist is in the house!

Send your questions confidentially to [email protected].

Dear Koren,I am having two issues with my 16 year old

daughter. First of all, we are already in January andshe does not seem to be taking her CXC studying seri-ously and she is taking eight subjects. Secondly, sheis saying she wants to follow in my footsteps and bea nurse, but I know that nursing is really hard workwith not much pay. How do I motivate her with the firstissue and discourage her with the second?

–Concerned and Distressed Mother

Dear Concerned and Distressed Mother,

I can understand your concerns, but do not be

distressed. Look at the positives here: Your daughter

has made it to her final year of school when many stu-

dents have dropped out or became pregnant, she is

ambitious, she talks to you about her goals, and she

admires you enough to want to follow in your foot-

steps. All in all, I would say that you have a lot to be

thankful for.

Sometimes we start our kids off in school early

and they go from day care right up to high school so

by the time they get to 5th form they might be tired. If

she has just finished preparing her SBA’s, her brain

must really need a break. So try to see things from her

viewpoint.

Try motivating her and encourage her to read her

notes and textbooks – this

way, she does not feel

intense pressure and infor-

mation will stick in her

mind. While you want the

best for her, it is early and

she can build up momen-

tum slowly, rather than

cramming and then she crashes and burns. Try to be

supportive, rather than nagging and help her to utilize

her strengths to achieve success.

As it relates to her choice of career, nursing is an

essential service. The benefits might not be all mone-

tary, but your daughter might get a sense of satisfac-

tion from knowing that she is making a difference in

people’s lives. Also, if she chooses to go overseas,

nurses are paid a lot more and their services are quite

valuable.

Obviously, you have represented the career well,

which would have had some influence on her. Instead

of discouraging her against choosing nursing, it

would be a better idea to explain to her the pros and

cons of being in the profession and help her to make

a good decision.

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Education on the Go!Recently, I was over on Anegada with friends to

spend a few days visiting and just limin’ in general. On

day two, we spent some time at Loblolly at the Big

Bamboo – a favorite watering hole (both for the swim-

ming and the libations). Whilst we were there, we

encountered a blaze of brightly colored tee-shirts and

a cacophony of voices to rival the sound of the waves.

We discovered that this was a group of ninety-one,

Class Four (Grade Five) students from Althea Scatliffe

Primary School on Tortola who were on a field trip.

Ninety-one young voices unleashed – the sheer ener-

gy alone could have raised the roof.

Teachers and chaperons engaged, corralled,

guided, joked and hung out with their charges. And as

we got talking to the teachers, we learned that

Natasha Marshall, Head of Grade Five, had organized

this field trip to complete the class work she and fel-

low teachers had taught in Social Studies. They had

just finished studying the islands of the BVI and had

decided that the best way to conclude the studies was

to take the class on the road – and on the water to see

the islands for themselves.

The teachers had contacted Carnel Clyne, Senior

Product Officer for the BVI Tourist Board & Film

Commission who was asked to narrate the trip. Their

first stop was to Norman and Salt Islands where he

delighted the children by reminding them that Pirates

of the Caribbean was partially filmed on Norman

Island. Their next stop was Anegada and as they made

their approach, the reef in all its glory became the

topic of conversation and education. After disembark-

ing from the ferry, the group toured the island check-

ing out the numerous salt ponds, flamingos, wild don-

keys and cows.

At lunch at the Big Bamboo, where we met the

group, the children marveled at the lobster car being

pulled from the ocean teeming with the live crus-

taceans. They scattered about to pick sea grapes from

the abundant trees throughout the property and

climbed from the trees to the shaded hammocks.

One student, Shekinah Stoutt, had never been to

Anegada before. She said the island was very long

and flat with sandy, bumpy roads with pretty flamin-

gos and friendly people. She would like to go back.

The trip concluded with a swim at Cow Wreck Beach

on the north side of the island.

It was very encouraging to see these young peo-

ple enjoying their land and sea and also to note that

the adults with them recognize how important it is for

these leaders of tomorrow to be informed and enthu-

siastic about their home. Carnel Clyne agreed and

said “Expose, appreciate and maintain – that’s what

this is about.” I say “right on” and add – don’t forget

to celebrate and enjoy!

By Winifred Johnson

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tv specials & highlights


in California’s maximum-security peni-tentiaries.

SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 2012

7:00 4 NCIS7:30 B Shipping Wars8:00 , NOVA9:00 ` Harry’s Law1 Animal Planet’s MostOutrageous4 NCIS

9:30 [ African Voices Some ofAfrica’s most intriguing talent.

10:00 ` The FirmP Alaska State Troopers

11:00 _ ( Castle` Law & Order: Special VictimsUnit0 America’s Most Wanted1 The Dinosaur Hunters Dinosaurand fossil digging of the SaskatchewanT-Rex.P Alaska State Troopers

SUNDAY JANUARY 22, 2012

7:00 4 Law & Order: SpecialVictims Unit> Kourtney & Kim Take New YorkL Gold RushP Taboo

THURSDAY JANUARY 19, 2012

7:00 0 24 Hour Catwalk1 Miami Animal Police4 NCIS

7:30N Pimp My Ride8:00 0 Project Runway All Stars

4 NCISP Psychic Gold Hunt A trio of psychicsuse extrasensory means for treasurehunt.

9:00 _ ( Wipeout) The Vampire Diaries* The Big Bang TheoryD Bill Gates: How a Geek 9:30* Rob

10:00 _ ( Grey’s Anatomy) The Secret CircleD Best Buy: The Big Box Fights BackInside the Kentucky warehouse that callsitself Geek Squad City; employees pre-pare for Black Friday. (N)P Drain the Great Lakes Computer-generated imagery is used to reveal hid-den secrets of North America’s GreatLakes.Z Pink Floyd: Pulse Recording of aPink Floyd concert.

10:30 ` Up All Night11:00 * The Mentalist

1 Dog WhispererP Gold Rush Ghost ShipsArchaeologists explore the traces of asunken fleet in the Yukon River.

Z Baadasssss Cinema Filmmaker IsaacJulien uses archival footage, film clips andinterviews to tell the story of“Blaxploitation.”

FRIDAY JANUARY 20, 2012

7:00 1 Miami Animal Police4 NCISP America’s Most Hated Family LouisTheroux moves in with a difficult family.

8:00 0 America’s Most WantedP Hooked

9:00 _ ( Shark Tank) Remodeled* A Gifted Man` Chuck

9:30 1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals10:00 _ ( Primetime: What Would You

Do?) SupernaturalP Tijuana Drug Lords The Arellano-Felix Organization recruits an army ofAmerican gang members.

10:30 1 Beauty and the Beasts Peoplemay react to an animal’s appearance.6 Twist of Fate

11:00 _ ( 20/20* Blue Bloods0 America’s Most Wanted1 Dog WhispererP The Aryan Brotherhood In the 1960sa secretive criminal gang begins recruiting

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Sugarcane Grand Opening WeekDrop in at the newly renovated Sugarcane

Restaurant in Nail Bay on Virgin Gorda for their Grand

Opening Celebration Week. The restaurant has

expanded around the pool with cantilevered umbrel-

las providing a shady yet expansive view over the Sir

Francis Drake Channel. Stop by for lunch or dinner any

day from Friday, 20 January to Friday, 27 January and

receive one free drink for every lunch entrée pur-

chased, and one free appetizer for every dinner

entrée ordered. How sweet is that!

Life in the Spirit Get enlightened and head to the New Life Baptist

Church this Thursday and Friday night for 7pm for the

Life in the Spirit Crusade where visiting Bishop Noel

Jones from City of Refuge, California will be preaching

to the congregation.

Go Green With A GreenieIt’s Friday, and that means it’s time to party. After

the Heineken Happy Hour at Le Grand Café, or $1 beer

specials at Drake’s Point, head off to Captain

Mulligan’s for the Go Green Launch Party. Live musicis by Showtime Band and then DJs Dre and Bertrum

will be playing your favorite tunes. Heineken is the

drink of the night and there will be lots of giveaways.

So end your week with a great party for a good cause!

Get Your Groove OnCheck out Chris Klein and the Boulevards this

Friday and Saturday at the JR and get ready to dance

till late to their New Orleans Rock, Funk and Soul

sounds.

Strictly The BestDon’t miss the Strictly the Best party at UP’s this

Saturday. There will be a live performance by TINO

plus music by DJ Commodore – the ultimate DJ playing

the best Hip-Hop, Dancehall, Electro House and Soca

in town. A door prize is up for grabs and ladies pay

only $5 before 11pm. So for a great night of music and

dancing, you know where to go!

Coming UpWarm Water – Hot Racing – Guaranteed!

The 2012 sailing event of the year, the 41st BVI

Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival, (March 26th to

April 1st) is almost upon us. In the meantime, you can

win $100 of drinks vouchers. Simply go onto their

Facebook page and click “Like.” Then post a photo or

story about a previous BVI Spring Regatta that you

would like to share, and you could be a lucky winner!

Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events


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

THURSDAY - JAN. 19ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmNEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH — Life in the SpiritCrusade from 7pm

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Tapas Night & Live music by Cave StoutQUITO’S— Quito plays soloELM’S— Carib & Mackeson 2 for $5 all day

VG & OUTER ISLANDSMARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pm

FRIDAY - JAN. 20ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmUPS CINEMA— TGIF party music by DJ Millennium NEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH — Life in the SpiritCrusade from 7pm

EAST ENDHLSCC — Old Story Time play starts at 8pm

WEST ENDJOLLY ROGER — Chris Klein & The Boulevards

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Speciality Pizza Night

ELM’S— Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; HappyHour 4-6:30pm

NANNY CAYCPT. MULLIGANS — Go Green Launch Party withmusic by Showtime Band, DJ Dre & Bertrum at 9pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDSSCRUB ISLAND — Cheeseburgers in Paradise withlive musicNAIL BAY (VG) — Sugarcane Restaurant Opening

SATURDAY - JAN. 21ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmUPS CINEMA— Strictly the Best party with DJCommodore


WEST ENDJOLLY ROGER — Chris Klein & The Boulevards

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— KapEye Plays 5-7pm sunset happy hour& WII Bowiling GamesQUITO’S— Guest ArtistELM’S— Carib & Mackeson 2 for $5 all day

SUNDAY - JAN. 22ROAD TOWN

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

Farmer’s WeekFeb 3 - 10

UPCOMING EVENTS

Sugarcane Restaurant Nailbay Grand Opening — Jan 20-27

Red Stripe Super Bowl TailGate Party @ Myetts— Feb 5

Jazz on the Hill — Feb 17, 18

Corky Chamber Blues @HLSCC — Feb 25

Caribbean Arts & CraftsFestival — Mar 9-14

Ashu Classical Saxophonist@ HLSCC — Mar 10

Caribbean Super YachtRegatta — Mar 14-17

Diana King ReggaeShowcase @ HLSCC — Mar 24

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmUPS CINEMA— Latin Party w/ DJ Foggie


CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Clem on steel pans & WII Bowling QUITO’S— Guest ArtistELM’S— Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; HappyHour 4-6:30pm

CAPOON’S BAYBOMBA SHACK — Miri & the Final Faze Band 9pm


MONDAY - JAN. 23ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 Beers

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Mexican night music by CandymanQUITO’S— Guest ArtistELM’S— Happy Hour 4-6:30pm


SCRUB ISLAND — Caribbean Night & Tropical Buffetwith live music from 6-10pm

TUESDAY - JAN. 24ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pmLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Special Pizza Night & KapEye playsHappy HourQUITO’S— Quito plays soloELM’S— Happy Hour 4-6:30pm


WEDNESDAY - JAN. 25ROAD TOWNLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmDRAKES POINT— Happy Hour $1 BeersTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Bushwacker Specials & KapEye at HappyHourELM’S— Pizza & Shepherds Pie Night with liveentertainment; Happy Hour 4-6:30pm


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10:30 1 At the End of My Leash11:00 0 24 Hour Catwalk

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25, 2012

7:00 1 K-9 CopsB The First 48L Untamed Alaska This explorationwill showcase why Alaska has earnedthe name, America’s last frontier.

7:30 < Hearing God Catholic priestChristopher Klusman of Milwaukee.

8:00 0 Monster In-Laws1 Iron Curtain: Ribbon of Life Astrip of land was once devoted todeath and division.L Alaska: Most Extreme Its largemountains, fierce wildlife and cruelwinters make Alaska an unpredictablelocation.

9:00 _ ( The MiddleL Raw Alaska Incredible stories inAlaska; a skier is caught in an ava-lanche; a man is run over by a buffalo.

9:30 _ ( SuburgatoryN Dumbest Stuff on Wheels

10:00 _ ( Modern Family10:30 N Pimp My Ride11:00 _ ( Revenge

* CSI: Crime Scene Investigation1 Dog WhispererP Drugs, Inc.

7:30 < Solemn Vigil Mass for Life FromBasilica of the National Shrine of theImmaculate Conception in Washington,D.C.

8:00 * 60 Minutes1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

8:30 1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time

∂ Mildred Pierce In the wake of atragedy, Mildred moves forward withpreparations for her restaurant.

9:30 > Kourtney & Kim Take New York10:00 _ ( Desperate Housewives

, Masterpiece Classic10:15 ∂ Mildred Pierce Mildred expands

her Glendale eatery; Veda despairs whenher piano teacher dies. (Part 4 of 5)

11:00 * CSI: Miami, Masterpiece Mystery!P Alaska State Troopers

MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2012

7:00 1 NYPD Animal Squad New Yorkpolice officers have a one-on-one relation-ship with their canine and equine counter-parts.

7:30 < Death as a Salesman: What’sWrong With Assisted SuicideEuthanasia; the “right to die” in theNetherlands; hospice care.

8:00 4 NCIS

8:30 ∫ North American InternationalAuto Show 2011

9:00 _ ( The Bachelor

P On Board Air Force One Perhaps themost-secure aircraft in the world carriesthe president through Sept. 11, a flight toBaghdad, and a diplomatic missionthrough the Middle East.∂ Game of Thrones

9:30 * 2 Broke Girls10:00 ) Hart of Dixie11:00 * Hawaii Five-0

` Rock Center With Brian Williams0 The Long Island Serial KillerDesperate families try to hunt down theirdaughters’ killers.P Alaska Wing Men

TUESDAY JANUARY 24, 2012

7:00 0 Wife Swap1 NYPD Animal Squad New York policeofficers have a one-on-one relationshipwith their canine and equine counterparts.

9:00 _ ( Last Man Standing) 902102 Let’s Stay Together4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

9:30 _ ( Work It2 Let’s Stay Together

10:00 ) Remodeled


Midnight in Paris

Imagine being an aspiring novelist who loves jazz

music and revels in the atmosphere of Paris (gosh,

that sounds like me) who finds himself in a time

warp and comes face to face with F. Scott Fitzgerald,

Josephine Baker and Ernest Hemingway!

Well that’s what happens to Gil, a success-

ful Hollywood screenwriter, who accompanies his

fiancée Inez and her parents on a business trip to

Paris. Her father dislikes the French but can’t resist a

deal.

Things start off well, with the usual sightseeing

trips, but the situation deteriorates when they bump

into a know-it-all friend of Inez who’s an expert on

everything and insists on showing them round. Inez

(Rachel McAdams) is fascinated, while Gil prefers to

wander the streets of Paris on his own, soaking up

the atmosphere.

Written and directed by Woody Allen,Midnight

in Paris stars Owen Wilson as Gil and features some

excellent footage of the world’s most romantic city in

all its phases – bright and sunny or pouring with rain

– it never loses its charm – except for Inez who’d

rather be back in California.

Gil’s trip back in time to an era he loves, starts

to colour his vision of the perfect life. He suggests to

Inez they get married and move to Paris where he

can get his creative juices flowing. She thinks he’s

nuts. When Gil meets Pablo Picasso and falls for his

beguiling mistress Adriana (Marion Cotillard), things

start getting complicated.

The film, acclaimed as one of Woody Allen’s

best, demonstrates what happens when people

believe a life different from their own is somehow

better.

By Paul Backshall

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

When the 2012 Track and Field season opened on

Saturday with the Gatorade Development Series, ath-

letes showed that they were raring to go. It was the

start of a season like we have never seen before — a

season of great promise.

Just 17 days earlier, athletes had collected

awards during the 3rd BVI Athletics Association

Athletes Awards Recognition Gala and it didn’t take

long for them to set the tone for the season.

First, joint Sol BVI Youth Female Athlete of the

Year and 2011 Carifta Games 100m bronze medalist

Nelda Huggins, blasted her speciality in under 12 sec-

onds. Then her award counterpart, Tarika “Tinker

Bell” Moses, flirted with the 800m National Youth

Record with the fastest hand time ever recorded by an

Under 18s athlete.

Shortly there after, Lakeisha “Mimi” Warner, the

BVI Athletics Association’s 2011 Most Improved

Female Athlete of The Year, bested 800m Sr. National

Record holder Samantha John during her first race

back in the 400m, getting to the line in 58.30 seconds.

While the girls have been shining since 2005, it

was good to see the boys not being outdone. J’Maal

Alexander sprinted under 10.8 seconds in the 100m

and Shaquoy Stephens repelled the 2011 Colonial

Comeback Athlete of The Year, Deshawn “Fast Man”

Douglas in the 400m, with a 50.26 time.

All of the above mentioned were at last year’s

Carifta Games and they’ve again put their names to

the selectors as candidates for this year’s trip to the

games in Bermuda in early April.

“Compared to previous years, I think today we

started off with a big bang,” Meet Director Dag

Samuels declared after Saturday’s meet.

“We had several performances that we have to

take note of although all the running events were

hand timed. We had some really fast times in the

800m, where Tarika Moses ran 2 minutes and 19 sec-

onds hand time; Nelda ran under 12 seconds and

boys under 11 and we had a low 50 seconds in the

400m. All in all, I think we had a good beginning for

our development series.”

Samuels said that from what was seen in the

season opener, by the fourth race in the Gatorade

Development Series, there’ll be good things coming.

“By that time, everybody will be into their own events

and we should see some fantastic performances,

both on the field and on the track,” he stated.

As its an Olympic year, our eyes will be on

Chantel Malone, Ashley Kelly and Karene King in par-

ticular, all of whom will try to join Tahesia Harrigan-

Scott in London, when the Games open on July 27.

The Olympic hopefuls began their indoor season

over the weekend, but it will not be until they get out-

doors in their regular events, that they’ll be looking at

qualifying marks.

We’ll monitor as the season progresses, as they

have until July 8th to hit the London qualifying stan-

dards.

Tarika "Tinker Bell" Moses, takes of in the 800m

A Track Season of Great Promise


= NBA Basketball New Jersey Nets atChicago Bulls. (N)

9:30 6 Epic Conditions10:00 & 8 College Basketball Texas

A&M at Kansas. (N)11:30 M NBC Sports Talk

TUESDAY JANUARY 24, 2012

12:00 M The Bass Pros12:30 PM M Fishing With Roland

Martin1:00 N Formula One Racing Canadian

Grand Prix.1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor

Secrets3:00 M Americana Outdoors3:30 M Birding Adventures4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N)4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N)

8 College Football Live (N)5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N)

M Tour Down Under Recap7:00 N NASCAR Race Hub (N)7:30 ; Countdown to Signing Day8:00 & 8 College Basketball

Michigan at Purdue. (N)9:00 ; Boxing Toshiaki Nishioka vs.

Rafael Marquez.M NHL Live (N)

10:00 & 8 College BasketballKentucky at Georgia. (N)M NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild atColorado Avalanche. (N)

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 25, 2012

12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’sOutdoor Secrets

1:00 ; North American Fisherman2:00 ; Chris Lafferty’s Motorsports

TV3:00 N Auto Racing FIA World Touring

Car Championship: Japan. M Lunkerville

4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines FirstReport (N); Barclays Premier League ReviewShow

4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N)M World of Adventure Sports

5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N)7:00; The After Party with Jay Glazer8:00 8 College Basketball Villanova at

Louisville. (N); Action Sports World Tour

8:30 M NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wingsat Montreal Canadiens.

9:30 & NFL Films Presents10:00 8 College Basketball Duke at

Maryland. (N)11:00 ; The Dan Patrick Show

< Saints AliveM NHL Live Postgame (N)

11:30 & NBA Basketball Los AngelesClippers at Los Angeles Lakers. (N)

11:45 9 Sport Today< Saints Alive

M NBC Sports Talk

THURSDAY JANUARY 19, 2012

12:00 8 SportsCenter (N)1:00 M Bill Dance Saltwater

N NASCAR Sprint Cup Replay1:30 M Fishing With Roland Martin2:00 ; Snow Motion (N)4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N); Action Sports World TourM Salty Dog Sportfishing Hawaii

4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N)8 College Football Live (N)M World of Adventure Sports

5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N)6:30 M Tour Down Under Recap (N)7:00 ; Volvo Ocean Race7:30 & Pardon the Interruption

; Runnin’ With the PAC (N)8:00 & ESPNSoccernet Press Pass

8 College Basketball Teams 8:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly

Questionable (N)M Hunt for Big Fish

10:00 & 8 College BasketballM Charlie Moore: No Offense

11:00 ; XTERRA Adventures11:30 ; College Basketball UCLA at

Oregon State. (N)11:45 9 Sport Today

FRIDAY JANUARY 20, 2012

12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’sOutdoor Secrets

1:00 ; College Basketball UCLA atOregon State.N Monterey Motorsports Reunion

1:30 M Hank Parker’s OutdoorMagazine

2:00 N Mercedes-Benz: 125 Years3:30 M George Poveromo’s World of

Saltwater Fishing4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N)4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N)

M World of Adventure Sports5:00 M Heads-Up Poker 2011

Championship: Match 1.8:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly

Questionable (N)M College Hockey Michigan at NotreDame. (N)

9:00 & 8 NBA Basketball LosAngeles Lakers at Orlando Magic. (N); Boxing Toshiaki Nishioka vs. RafaelMarquez.

11:30 8 NBA Basketball MinnesotaTimberwolves at Los Angeles Clippers. (

SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 2012

12:00 & 8 College GameDayN British Touring Car ChampionshipRockingham. (N)

12:30 PM M Saltwater Experience1:00 & 8 College Basketball Purdue

at Michigan State. (N)* College Basketball Alabama atKentucky. (N)

3:00 & Spanish Primera DivisionSoccer Teams TBA. (N); College Basketball Central Floridaat Alabama-Birmingham. M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On! (N)

5:00 _ ESPN Sports Saturday8 College Basketball Florida State atDuke. (N); College Basketball UCLA atOregon. (N)

6:30 M Tour Down Under Recap7:00 8 College Basketball Syracuse at

Notre Dame. (N)9:00 ; College Basketball Central

Florida at Alabama-Birmingham.10:00 8 College Basketball Louisville at

Pittsburgh. (N)11:00 ; College Basketball UCLA at

Oregon.

SUNDAY JANUARY 22, 2012

12:30 PM * Sunday Sports BlitzM North American Fisherman

1:00 * Motorcycle Racing MonsterEnergy AMA Supercross WorldChampionship. (Taped)N NASCAR Hall of Fame Biography

1:30 ` NHL Hockey WashingtonCapitals at Pittsburgh Penguins. (N)

2:00 * NFL Championship Chase (N)3:30 ; Women’s College Basketball

Texas Tech at Iowa State. 4:00 & * NFL Football AFC

Championship: Teams TBA. (N)` Countdown to the PantechInvitational (N)8 PBA Bowling Bayer Viper Open.

6:00 ` International Auto Show (N)7:30 ; Women’s College Basketball

Washington State at California. (N)9:30 ; Women’s College Basketball

Memphis at Alabama-Birmingham. (N)10:30 & World’s Strongest Man

Competition11:00 & NFL Films Presents

MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2012

12:00 8 SportsCenter (N)12:30 PM M Huntin’ With the Judge1:00 ; English Premier League

Soccer Everton vs. Blackburn.N AMA Supercross Lites (N)

2:30 M Bob Redfern’s OutdoorMagazine

3:00 N Auto Racing FIA World TouringCar Championship. (N)

3:30 M Salty Dog Sportfishing Hawaii4:00 & Outside the Lines First Report

(N)M North American Fisherman

4:30 & Numbers Never Lie (N)7:00 ; The After Party with Jay

Glazer (N)8:00 & 8 College Basketball

Syracuse at Cincinnati. (N)8:30 M NHL Hockey St. Louis Blues at

Detroit Red Wings. (N)9:00 ; English Premier League

Soccer Everton vs. Blackburn.

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