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Now in its Now in its 25th Year!Year!Mar 14 - 20, 2013Vol.25, No.26

David RudderSaturday, March 16th 2013

Performing Arts Series @ HLSCC

Also this week: Mitch woods @ Myetts • Bet Comedy Jam • stars for a Cause • Flamenco Dancers @ Bamboushay lounge

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– Jane Bakewell

Boogie Woogie Time at MyettsThis Week’s Feature Story

“The Piano Man” as he is known, will take the

stage solo at Myetts, but don’t be concerned. Mitch

Woods is a one-man-band and consummate per-

former. His New Orleans style vintage rock n’ roll is

a show in itself. Woods will be giving six performanc-

es over this week and next beginning with Sunday

night the 17th at 7pm. Make sure to get there early

enough for a seat- but with this rockin’ boogie-woo-

gie sound, you won’t be sitting long anyway. Call

Myett’s for the full schedule of performances at 495-

9649 or check their ad on page 6.

If you haven’t been exposed to the hand clap-

pin’, foot stompin’, fingers flying up and down the

piano keyboard sounds of “Boogie-Woogie” – you

are in for a treat. In the continuation of the Red

Stripe True Blue Music Series, Myett’s is hosting

pianist Mitch Woods and his rollicking brand of

music dubbed “rock-a-boogie.” Mitch Woods brings

to his performance the authentic sound of blues

inspired rock n’ roll, resurrecting the sounds of the

iconic greats in this genre, including Professor

Longhair and Fats Domino.

Woods started out in his home state of New York

as a student of jazz and classical music. A move to

San Francisco in the 70s changed all that with the

exposure to “jump” and rhythm and blues. By the

mid 80s, after a time as solo performer in area clubs,

Mitch formed his Rocket 88s band and began to

play in larger blues-oriented music festivals. Now

two decades later Woods and his band put a fresh

spin on the music of the 30s and 40s that gave birth

to rock n’ roll.

more than is asked or expect-ed of you so that if there is aconfrontation with this co-worker or if she reports you,you have evidence in yourwork to show that you are notunder-performing or goofing-off on the job.

Enlist her support. Ask her what you can do toimprove the working relationship. You could saysomething like, “Since I am new in this department, isthere anything that I can do differently to help thingsbe a little smoother” or “I am noticing some tensionhere; did I do something that offended you”? If shechooses not to respond, then feel satisfied that youtried.

Be nice to everyone you meet. You have no ideawhat your co-worker is going through. Maybe her badattitude has nothing at all to do with you, but you arejust sensitive and taking it personally. Being nice toeveryone you meet could mean just giving them asmile and you would be amazed at the reaction thatwill bring out in someone.

Everyone that we meet will not like us; we howev-er have a duty to do the best we can in spite of the cir-cumstances that we face, knowing that from chal-lenges, we can learn invaluable lessons about humannature and we can become stronger from overcoming.

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My co-worker is a witch

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

Dear Koren,I just got transferred to a different department

where I work and the lady who I have to work closelywith seems to dislike me. She is very unpleasant whenI ask a question and if a customer is waiting, she tellsme instead of attending to the person. She complainsabout everything I do and I am this close to telling heroff. How should I handle this witch? –Frustrated

Dear Frustrated,When we feel unfairly provoked, it is natural to

want to lash out at the provoker; however, two wrongsrarely make a right and in your anger, you might saysomething that you will regret after. Therefore, it isbest to be as rational as possible about the situation.

It is difficult to know what is causing her attitude.It could be a personality problem, jealousy, or maybeyou did something inadvertently to give her a nega-tive opinion of you. Even not knowing the reasons forher behavior, you still have to cope with it for five daysa week, eight hours a day. Here are some sugges-tions:

Inspire and motivate yourself before you get towork. Make sure you leave your home with a positiveattitude. That will help you to face whatever she oranyone else throws at you without succumbing to the“tit for tat” mentality. You know who you are and youwon’t let anyone else’s negativity change you.

Do the best you can at your job. Always do a little

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

Ask Koren

Ask Koren

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tv specials & highlights


THURSDAY MARCH 14, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet Shame8:00 4 NCIS

P Mudcats8:30 L Property Wars9:30 ` Parks and Recreation

L Auction Kings9:31 * Two and a Half Men

10:00 _ ( Scandal) Beauty and the Beast, Sound Tracks: Music WithoutBorders 2 Wynton Marsalis; Scottish folksinger Julie Fowlis; African singerYoussou N’Dour.

10:01 * Person of Interest10:31 ` 1600 Penn11:00 1 Dog Whisperer

2 Steve Harvey: Don’t Trip... He Ain’tThrough with Me Yet Steve Harvey’sstand-up performance in front on church-folk.4 NCIS

FRIDAY MARCH 15, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet ShameB Barter KingsP Vatican: The Hidden WorldRevealing secrets from inside the Vatican.

8:00 B Duck Dynasty

P Titanic: How It Really Sank A chain ofimprobable circumstances leads to thesinking of the great ship.

9:00 _ ( Last Man StandingP Save the Titanic With Bob Ballard:Revealed The oceanographer works toprotect the final resting place of his great-est maritime discovery. (N)

9:30 1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals10:00 _ ( Shark Tank

P Titanic: Ballard’s Secret Mission:Revealed How Ballard’s search for theTitanic became a cover story to ward offSoviet suspicions. (N)

11:00 * Blue Bloods1 Dog Whisperer4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

SATURDAY MARCH 16, 2013

7:00 , History Detectives1 My Pet Shame6 Coast Guard: HMS Bounty RescueBraving the dangerous conditions to save14 crew members of the HMS Bounty.

8:00 1 Corwin’s Quest8:30 B Storage Wars9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time

* Hawaii Five-06 Coast Guard Alaska< The Way to Life The mysterious wayin which God calls men to follow Him.

9:30 B Storage Wars10:00 _ ( 20/20

* Golden Boy: Island Secrets< Alter Christus An exploration intothe important aspects on the priest-hood.P Wicked Tuna

10:30 : Island SecretsB Storage Wars

11:00 * 48 Hours

SUNDAY MARCH 17, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet Shame6 Reef Wranglers

7:30 6 Reef WranglersP Lords of War

7:40 ∏ The Wizarding World ofHarry Potter The impact of centralFlorida’s newest attraction.

8:00 _ ( America’s Funniest HomeVideos* 60 Minutes, Battle for the ElephantsInvestigators and conservationistsreveal the criminal network behindivory’s demand and supply. ` Betty White’s Off Their Rockers

8:30 ` Betty White’s Off TheirRockers

9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time

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ParkerThe movie opens with a nearly 20-minute heist

sequence, in which Parker (Jason Statham) and fourothers knock over a county fair for over a million dol-lars. The plan is executed less than flawlessly, andParker resolves never to work with the same groupagain. They unfortunately need all their loot includingParker's share to set up their next, way bigger job. Sothey leave Parker by the side of the road without hismoney but with a couple of seemingly fatal bulletwounds instead.

However, as Parker’s luck would have it, somegood Samaritans happen to pass by and rush him to ahospital. As you can probably guess, he wants a littlerevenge for what happened to him and so begins hisquest to track down his former partners.

This leads him to Palm Beach, Florida, where theguys are planning to follow through on a large jewelryheist that will get them an even bigger payday. OnceParker gets to Palm Beach, he takes on a new identityas a wealthy Texan so he can scope out the area to findout which house his ex partners are held up in beforethe heist goes down.

Instead of just takinghis revenge right away,Parker decides to do onebetter. Not only will hetake his revenge, buthe’ll also let themaccomplish the theftfirst, leaving him with all of the loot once he takesthem out.

The movie’s biggest surprise is the performance ofJennifer Lopez as a Palm Beach real estate agent whobecomes Parker’s ally as he plots his revenge. Lopez afrazzled 40-year old strapped for cash real estateagent, who lives with her soap-opera-addicted moth-er. She is divorced, her car is on the verge of re-pos-session by the bank; her job is yet to strike gold. Whatshe brings to the table is her knowledge of the PalmBeach layout not to mention she has unforced chem-istry with Statham. Lopez manages to be useful toParker when he least expects it.

Parker is a nicely done, middle-level cops-and-robbers film that delivers on the action as expected.

By Arlena St. Hilaire

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BET Comedy ReviewLaughter is great stress reliever, truly medicine for

the soul. So if you’re up for some comedy relief head

over to U.P.’s Cineplex Friday, March 15th to catch a

great line-up of comedians. Ray Lipowski, married to

in his words a “beautiful black woman,” serves up

comedy that is neither “black nor white” but true.

Also on the roster is Big Sean Larkins, who has per-

formed on the Mo’nique Show, and thrilled audiences

for the last 12 years. Female comedienne B. Phlat

uses her brand of humor to get women to take a clos-

er look at themselves and be empowered. Filling out

the review is a troupe of Egyptian belly dancers, so

this is a night not to be missed. Showtime is 9pm and

tickets in advance are $35, $40 at the door and can be

purchased at UMI, Bolo’s or U.P’s. For more informa-tion call 343-1000.

Flamenco atBamboushay

The popular

Lounge is serving up

some exciting enter-

tainment this Friday,

March 15th as the

Cada Players bring

their Flamenco Dancers for a taste of what you will

see in their Ringmaster Show in April. This “sneak

and peek” performance starts at 9:30pm or come

early for Roti Friday and Art in the Garden.

Scrub Island Meet and GreetCharter Advisors is putting out the “welcome mat”

for all interested in coming out to Scrub Island for free

drinks, T-shirts and a chance to hear about their serv-

ices. The Charter Advisor Crew will be on deck to

answer questions and you will get a chance to look at

the largest bareboat in the BVI, the Voyage 600. The

event takes place Tuesday March 19th from noon on.

There is a free ferry from Scrub Island that runs on the

quarter hour or if you sail in and stay for dinner a free

boat slip is included. For more information call ScrubIsland 394-3440.

HLSCC Performing ArtsDavid Rudder, one of the Caribbean’s most suc-

cessful Calypsonians takes the stage Saturday, March

16, as part of the Performing Arts Series at the

College. In 1977 he joined Charlie’s Roots, a popular

band in Trinidad and Tobago as a vocalist and since

then has written and produced over 10 albums,

including the title track of his 1988 album Calypso

music, which remains one of the top selling songs in

calypso history. Show start at 8pm and tickets can be

purchased at area outlets or at the door for $20.

Nutrition CoachA free healthy breakfast is offered Saturday,

By Jane BakewellYour Guide to British Virgin Islands Events


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

THURSDAY - MAR 14ROAD 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 show

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

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

FRIDAY - MAR 15

ROAD TOWN

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

GINNY’S — Authentic Indian Cuisine from 6pm

GOVERNMENT HOUSE — Stars for a Cause starts at 7pm

U.P.S BALLROOM — BET Laugh Out Loud ComedyJam showtime starts at 9pm

BABMOUSHAY LOUNGE — The Cada PlayersFlamenco Dancers from 9:30pm

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 until & Mitch Woods 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

CAPOON’S BAY

SUGARMILL— Four Strong Plus 7-10pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music and BBQ 6-10pm

SATURDAY - MAR 16

ROAD TOWN


GINNY’S — Authentic Indian Cuisine from 6pm

THERAPY WORKS — Healthy Breakfast 10 - 11am

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Sunset Happy Hour, Lobster Mania,

KapEye & Mitch Woods 7pm

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

EAST END

HLSCC — Performing Arts Calypso Showcase w/

David Rudder from 8pm

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s Mojito

Madness Jappy Jour and $2 tacos

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND — DJ music & dancing 7-10pm

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

UPCOMING EVENTS

SUNDAY - MAR 17 ST. PATRICK’S DAY

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, St. Patrick’s Day Partywith DJ Wiz ont he beach 4-7pm & Mitch Woods 7pm

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music by the Elmtones from 7pm

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

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

MONDAY - MAR 18

ROAD TOWN


CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Margarita Monday with MexicanSpecials Candyman 5 until & Mitch Woods 7pm

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

WEST END/ WINDY HILL/ CAPOON’S BAY

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music & buffet 6-10pm

TUESDAY - MAR 19

CANE GARDEN BAY

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

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

MYETT’S— Speciality Pizza & KapEye sunset happy hour

WEST END


VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Meet charter advisors crew from noon

WEDNESDAY - MAR 20

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 Mitch Woods 7pm

ELMS — 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

BVI Spring Regatta &Sailing FestivalMar 25-31

Caribbean Cellars GrandOpening — Mar 23

Full Moon — Mar 27

Kites in the Sky— Mar 30

Hudson & The Hoo Doo Cats@ Myetts — Mar 30 & 31

Earth Day — April 20

Jazz on the Hill — April 26-27

Black & White Thang @Quitos — May 4

HLSCC Classical Showcase“Opera”— May 11

Lowell Wheatley AnegadaPursuit Race — May 18 & 9

Summer Sizzle 2013— July 11-14

Vol. 25, No. 26 • Mar 14 - 20, 2013

Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide 12

(contd. from page 9)

March 16 from 10am to 11am at Therapy Works at

Romasco Place. Hear a short lecture from Dr. Jerry

about nutrition and healthy eating habits while sam-

pling some nutritious breakfast items. Call 494-4678for further information.

Government House Charity EventGovernor McCleary and his wife Jenny open up

Government House for an evening of entertainment

with a few good causes in mind. Stars for A Cause is

an opportunity to support some non-profit organiza-

tions and services that serve the BVI community faith-

fully, including; VISAR, BVI Humane Society, Old

Government House and Rotaract. Entertainment

includes Dalan Vanterpool, Kamau Georges and DJ

Bertram. Stars such as Daryll Bess with BayRoc

Clothing will be paired with a cause and bidding for

prizes will be matched with the stars and their charity.

Donations for entrance are $20. For more informationcall 540-3000.

St. Patrick’s at Myett’sIf you are Irish or like to celebrate in Irish-style

head over to Myett’s for the St Patrick’s Day fun.

Brunch is from 11am to 2pm. Then DJ Whiz picks it up

on the beach from 4pm to 7pm. You won’t want to

miss hearing the “Piano Man” Mitch Woods that

evening at 7pm.

Ginny’s at the MooringsFridays and Saturdays, Ginny’s (across from

Charlie’s) is serving up authentic Indian Cuisine. Such

savory dishes as Shrimp Pakora, Keema Samosa and

Lamb Rogan Josh will be on the menu for Indian Night.

Come out and enjoy a taste of India in a relaxing

atmosphere. Reservations are preferred but walk-ins

are welcome. For reservations call 852-3603.

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Cruise Ship Queen for a Day

Spending a week on a cruise ship with several

thousand strangers is not my idea of a vacation – I live

on a gorgeous Caribbean island surrounded by water

so when it’s time to get off the rock, my husband and

I prefer road trips. Our last big trip had us fly into

Vienna, drive to Prague and then onto some of the

most beautiful medieval cities in the Czech Republic

and Austria. There were storybook castles, alpine

mountains and lots of apple strudel. It was a grand

adventure, one of the best trips of my life, and it was

entirely land-bound.

So recently when I received an invitation to tour

the Riviera, a new luxury ship, which would be visit-

ing the BVI, I jumped at the chance. It seemed amaz-

ing that with all the cruise ships that stop in Road

Town each year, I had never been on one – here at

last, was my opportunity to board a ship, without

having to go to sea. At the dock I was met by the

cruise line’s Caribbean representative, Karen Negron

of D’Luxe Cruises. I was among a group of journal-

ists, Tourist Board staff and travel agents – a group

of veteran cruise ship travelers, who seemed incred-

ulous that I had reached such a venerable age and

never taken a cruise.

Boarding a cruise ship is not that easy. There is a

security protocol that makes getting through the TSA

look like a walk in the park. We went through a metal

detector, our names were ticked off a guest list and

our IDs were collected – not to be returned until we

left the ship. But once on board, it was Disney Land.

The Riviera, which is operated by Oceana Cruises, is a

luxury ship with an emphasis on elegance. Original

paintings by Latin American artists graced most of the

passageways, there was a Lalique Grand Staircase,

wood paneling and crystal chandeliers. On this ship,

opulence was optimum.

Oceana considers the Riviera a mid-size ship, but

I considered it huge. The 785 foot vessel has a guest

capacity of 1,250 and a staff of 800; it has a gym, pool,

ten restaurants from Asian to Italian and 11 guest

decks. As I went up and down the elevators I felt like I

was in a luxury Manhattan high-rise and not a boat.

The lunch was not for calorie counters, and included

soup, shrimp risotto, sea bass and beef tenderloin,

capped off by a decadent chocolate confection. Quite

a change from my normal lunch of salad or sandwich.

By the end of the day, I began to feel wistful that I

wouldn’t be staying on board. It would be back to tuna

fish sandwiches, it seemed. But I have kept the

brochure handy and have been perusing exotic port of

calls like Alaska, Istanbul, Rome and Athens. Now I

have to decide: for my next trip do I drive – or do I sail?

By Claudia Colli




* The Amazing RaceD Shadow Billionaire DHL co-founderLarry Hillblom disappeared during a rou-tine flight.

10:00 _ ( Red Widow, Makers: Women Who MakeAmerica` All-Star Celebrity Apprentice

10:30 6 Hacking the Planet

11:00 * The Mentalist1 Ivory Wars Africa’s wild elephants arebeing wiped out by poachers.2 Real Husbands of Hollywood

MONDAY MARCH 18, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet ShameB Gangsters: America’s Most Evil

8:00 1 Corwin’s Quest4 NCISP Supercarrier: USS RonaldReagan Planes, weapons and thou-sands of the Navy’s best outfit anuclear ship.

10:00 ) 90210* 2 Broke Girls

10:30 * Mike & MollyN Are You Faster Than a Redneck

11:00 * Hawaii Five-01 Dog Whisperer

TUESDAY MARCH 19, 2013

7:00 0 Dance Moms1 My Pet ShameP Diggers

7:05 ∫ True Justice7:30 B Storage Wars

P Diggers9:00 _ ( Celebrity Wife Swap

) Hart of Dixie, Battle for the ElephantsInvestigators and conservationistsreveal the criminal network behindivory’s demand and supply.` Betty White’s Off Their RockersP Doomsday Preppers

9:30 ` Betty White’s Off TheirRockers1 Deadly 60 (Part 1 of 2)

10:00 _ ( The Taste11:00 _ ( Body of Proof

* Golden Boy

WEDNESDAY MARCH 20, 2013

7:00 0 Preachers’ DaughtersP Street Heat: High Speed JusticeNighttime racing on the streets ofKent, Wash.

8:00 _ ( The Middle0 Dance MomsP Inside Combat Rescue

8:05 ∫ Destino: Sao Paulo8:30 _ ( The Neighbors

` Whitney8:50 ∫ Destino: Sao Paulo9:00 _ ( Modern Family

) Supernatural` Law & Order: Special VictimsUnit0 Dance Moms

9:30 1 Deadly 609:31 _ ( Suburgatory

10:00 _ ( Nashville* CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, NOVA2 Rip the Runway 2013 Hip-hopmusic meets high fashion. (N)N American TruckerP Alaska State Troopers

10:30 N American Trucker11:00 1 Dog Whisperer

2 Real Husbands of Hollywood6 Lifeguard!L MoonshinersN StuntbustersP Alaska State Troopers∫ Hunted

17 Vol. 25, No. 26 • Mar 14 - 20, 2013

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Track and Field athletes from across the territory –

including Anegada and Jost Van Dyke – are wrapping

up the 2013 Inter-Primary Schools Track and Field

Championships at the A.O. Shirley Recreation

Grounds today.

An official opening ceremony is slated for 12:30

p.m. with competition which began yesterday, resum-

ing at 2 p.m. The start time is among some of the

changes this year, which also include the revival of the

C Division for the smaller schools and two days of

competition for each school.

Schools are grouped into divisions based on their

enrollment of students in classes 1-5. Infants are not

included in the count. A Division schools are those

that have an enrollment of 100+ students. B Division

are those with to 60-99 students while the C Division

are schools with less than 60 students.

For the first time in the history of the competition,

schools across the territory were able to register their

athletes online on the BVI Athletics Association web-

site http://bvi.milesplit.com Results of yesterday’s

competition and some photos are already posted and

today’s results will be added after the meeting ends.

School records, each athlete’s performance on

their own page, and falling into the territory’s overall

ranking are features of the site which has other infor-

mation about BVI track and field in general.

On today’s competition menu is a healthy dose of

track events and field events in competitions target-

ing Under 9, U11, U13 and U15 in all three divisions.

Field events include the Shot Put, Ball Throw and Long

Jump. Track events includes the 150, 200, 600, 800

medley and 4 x 200m relays.

Regarding the age divisions, if an athlete is turn-

ing nine this year anytime before 11:59 p.m. on

December 31, he or she competes in the U11 Division.

Coming out of the Inter-Primary Championships,

the top 24 athletes in each event – regardless of divi-

sion, including the Under 15s from the April 24-25

Elmore Stoutt High School Championships – will be

specially invited to the BVI Athletics Association’s

Youth Championships in early May.

The Inter-Primary Championships are the bedrock

for identifying talent not just in track and field but

other sports.

Which school did you attend or who’s your

favorite school? Go out and support the young ath-

letes in competition today, then read all about the

results from each division as well as division champi-

ons and Victor and Victrix Ludorum on http://bvi.mile-

split.com

Inter-Primary Championships in full swing

Inter Primary Championships In Full Swing


N Unique Whips2:30 & Numbers Never Lie

M F1 Extra2:45 9 BBC News2:30 M Into the Blue4:30 N My Classic Car6:00 ; EA Sports Game Time

F PregameM The Crossover (N)

7:00 & College Basketball NITTournament, First Round: Teams

7:30 8 College Basketball NITTournament, First Round: Teams M NHL Hockey Washington Capitalsat Pittsburgh Penguins.

8:00 ; Tennis Champions Series:Chicago.

9:00 & College Basketball NITTournament, First Round: Teams ; Premier League Review Show


WEDNESDAYMARCH 20, 2013

12:30 PM M Hank Parker’s OutdoorMagazine

1:00 & MLB Preseason BaseballBoston Red Sox at New York Yankees.(N Subject to Blackout)8 Winter X Games Tignes: Women’s,Ski Slopestyle, Final.

2:30 M Bass 2 Billfish5:00 & NFL32 (N)6:00 & SportsNation (N)

; UFC Ultimate Insider (N)F Pregame

6:30 ; Car ScienceF 2013 NCAA BasketballTournament (N)


7:30 8 NBA Countdown (N)M NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild atDetroit Red Wings.

8:00 8 NBA Basketball Brooklyn Netsat Dallas Mavericks. (N); Boxing Johan Perez vs. SteveForbes.

8:45 9 Sport Today9:00 & College Basketball NIT

Tournament, First Round: TeamsF 2013 NCAA BasketballTournament (N)N Drag Race High

9:30 N Drag Race High9:45 9 Sport Today

10:00 9 BBC News; The Game 365M NHL Live (N)

10:30 8 Winter X Games Tignes. (NSame-day Tape); UFC Ultimate InsiderM The Crossover (N)

10:45 9 Sport Today11:00 & SportsCenter (N)

9 BBC NewsM Pro Football Talk (N)

11:30 F PostgameM NHL Overtime

11:45 9 Sport Today

THURSDAY MARCH 14, 2013

12:30 PM & College Basketball Big 12Tournament, First Quarterfinal: Teams

2:00 8 College Basketball Big EastTournament, Second Quarterfinal: ; UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — FC Barcelona vs ACMilan.

2:30 M College Basketball Atlantic 10Tournament, First Round: Teams TBA.

3:00 & College Basketball Big 12Tournament, Second Quarterfinal:Teams TBA. (N)

7:00 8 College Basketball Big EastTournament, Third Quarterfinal: TeamsTBA. (N)

8:30 & College Basketball Big TenTournament, First Round:

9:00 8 College Basketball Big EastTournament, Fourth Quarterfinal:Teams TBA. (N)M College Basketball Atlantic 10Tournament, First Round:

FRIDAY MARCH 15, 2013

12:30 PM M Saltwater Experience2:00 8 College Basketball Big Ten

Tournament, Second Quarterfinal:Teams TBA. (N); UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — FC Bayern Munich vsArsenal FC.

3:00 = MLB Preseason BaseballChicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox.

3:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Bristol, Qualifying. (N)

4:30 & ATP Tennis BNP ParibasOpen, Men’s Third Quarterfinal.

8:00 ; Boxing Johan Perez vs. SteveForbes. (Taped)

9:00 & College Basketball ACCTournament, Fourth Quarterfinal:

10:00 ; UEFA Champions LeagueMagazine

10:30 = NBA Basketball Chicago Bullsat Golden State Warriors

11:30 & ATP Tennis BNP ParibasOpen, Women’s Second Semifinal. (N)8 College Basketball Pac-12Tournament, Second Semifinal: M NHL Overtime (N)

SATURDAY MARCH 16, 2013

12:30 PM ` MLS Soccer D.C. Unitedat New York Red Bulls.

1:00 _ ( College Basketball SECTournament, First Semifinal:

1:30 M Formula One Racing AustraliaGrand Prix, Qualifying.

1:40 * College Basketball Big TenTournament, First Semifinal:

3:30 ; UEFA Champions LeagueSoccer Round of 16 — FC Barcelonavs AC Milan.

4:30 & College Basketball SWACTournament, Final: Teams

5:30 8 College Basketball Big 12Tournament, Final: Teams

M MLS Whip Around Show (N)6:00 * College Basketball Mountain

West Tournament, Final: Teams TBA.(N); UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — Malaga CF vs FCPorto.

10:30 & College Basketball Big WestTournament, Final: Teams

11:00 8 College Basketball Pac-12Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. ;Boxing Johan Perez vs. Steve Forbes.

SUNDAY MARCH 17, 2013

12:30 PM ` NHL Hockey BostonBruins at Pittsburgh Penguins orBuffalo Sabres at Washington Capitals.(N)

1:00 & MLS Soccer Houston Dynamoat FC Dallas. (N)) MLB Preseason Baseball AtlantaBraves at New York Mets. * College Basketball Atlantic 10Tournament, Final: Teams

3:00 & ATP Tennis BNP ParibasOpen: Men’s and Women’s Finals. (N)

3:30 _ ( NBA Basketball New YorkKnicks at Los Angeles Clippers. (N)

4:00 ; Tennis Champions Series:Chicago. (Taped)M Boxing Marcus Upshaw vs.Vladine Biosse.

10:30 M Formula One Racing AustraliaGrand Prix, Qualifying.

MONDAY MARCH 18, 2013

5:30 8 Highlight Express (N)6:00 & Mike and Mike in the Morning

8 SportsCenter9 BBC NewsM The ’Lights (N)

7:00 & SportsCenter (N)8 NCAA Women’s BasketballSelection Special (N)

7:30 M NHL Hockey PhiladelphiaFlyers at Tampa Bay Lightning.

8:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N)8 NBA Basketball Miami Heat atBoston Celtics. (N)

10:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)10:30 8 NBA Basketball New York

Knicks at Utah Jazz. (N)M The Crossover (N)

11:00 9 BBC NewsM Pro Football Talk (N)N Pinks - All Out

11:45 9 Sport Today

TUESDAY MARCH 19, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 8 MLB Preseason Baseball

New York Yankees at PhiladelphiaPhillies. (N Subject to Blackout)

2:00 & NASCAR Now (N)8 SportsCenter (N)9 BBC News; Premier League Review Show

Weekly Suduko

The objective is to fill the full 9x9 grid withdigits so that each column, each row, andeach of the nine 3x3 “sub-grids” that com-pose the main grid contains all of the digitsfrom 1 to 9 – with no repeats within each rowor column within the entire square. A partial-ly completed grid is usually provided, whichtypically has a unique solution. See nextweeks Limin’ Times issue for solution.

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