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Feb 9 - 15, 2012Vol.24, No.21

Farmer’s WeekFeb 10-17th

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It’s time to put those New Year’s Resolutions to the

test as the BVI Triathlon season gets underway this

weekend. The first event, the TSC Corporate Challenge, is

set to take place this Saturday, 11th February. Following

its introduction last year, the Corporate Cup returns and

teams must be comprised of three employees from the

same company.

This fun fundraiser for the Tortola Sports Club (TSC)

will include a 750m swim, 20k bike ride and 5k run. The

swim starts at the beach at Baughers Bay at 7am, fol-

lowed by the bike ride and ending with the run.

Registration for the event will be from 6pm on Friday

evening at the TSC.

In addition to the Corporate Cup, there will also be

an Open Team category (two to three people) as well as

Men and Women’s individual categories. Last year

Deloitte ran away with the Corporate Cup while Horizon

Yacht Charters won the Open Team category.

BVI Triathlon Federation Chairman, Antony Spencer

said, “We started the Triathlon season eight years ago

and at that time there were four events. We now have six

lined up for this year and although some of the events

are more competitive than others, everyone is encour-

aged to take part. The main aim is for people to come

together and have fun.”

More events are promised through the season with

the BVI X-Tri on March 10, the National Sprint

Championships on April 28, the Anegada X-Treasure Tri

on October 21, the not to be missed BVI Steelman on

November 10 and finally the festive themed Santathon

on December 8.

So try something different and join in this fun

fundraiser this weekend – as Nike likes to say, “Just Do

It!”

You can get further information from www.tribvi.vg

or e-mailing [email protected]. — Jan Critchley

2012 BVI Triathlon Season off with a Bang

This Week’s Feature Story

4Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

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Ask Koren

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

True Love: Should you search for it or will it find you?

Send your questions to [email protected] and aresponse will be provided

Why do some people seem to hit it off with one per-

son and have a long happy relationship, while others flit

from one heady relationship to the next always declaring

themselves in love? Do we have a soul mate out there

that is destined to be ‘the one’ for us or do we make it

work with just about anyone once there is some compat-

ibility or mutual attraction? What better time for us to

look at this issue than now in the Valentine season.

Men and women are complex creatures – some-

times predictable, but also unique as no two human

beings are alike. For this reason, no matter how many

books we read on relationships, how many discussions

we have, how many talk shows we watch or articles we

write, while they help us better understand what has

been studied and documented by the experts, nothing

helps us to know someone more than spending time

with them, talking and learning about them up close and

personal.

I am of the opinion that true love is not a magical

destiny where there is only one other person out in the

universe that is a perfect match; how would you know

when you met that person? Would there be a burst of

fireworks in your chest? A clap of lightening in your

head? Or a pounding drum in your heart?

While attraction might entail just one big instant

kaboom, true love requires that both parties have knowl-

edge of the other – the good, the bad and the ugly. It is

not a blind acceptance since one helps their partner to

become better persons. The honesty must be there as

well as the communication and the compatibility. If there

are no common interests between the couple, one will

undoubtedly drift off to find others who share the same

or at least similar interests or passions.

For love to endure, both parties must make it work.

It takes time, effort, sacrifice, compromise and a good

sense of humour. We work hard at our studies, our jobs,

maintaining beautiful homes, etc. why then do we put lit-

tle effort into relationships and expect a magical happy

ending? Almost impossible.

True love is not elusive, except for the very lazy.

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Most of us know someone who is always making

lucky finds, they are usually the same people that hear of

that great apartment at a bargain price and by the next

week are sitting comfortably on their new balcony, relax-

ing in their decorative and attractive wicker chairs. Now I

mention wicker chairs for a reason, as I have a friend who

seems to find them and other discarded pieces of furni-

ture on a very regular basis.

When visiting her home, I will often comment on a

piece of furniture or some other piece that seems to be

new to her home. Most often, she will reply, “Oh that, I

just saw it by the side of road and thought I could do

something with it.” And do something with it, she does.

Miraculous is what I call it, as I have trouble choosing fur-

niture and household items and that is when I am in a

department store!

She is also a connoisseur of the large green rubbish

skips and it has been known for her to ask if we can slow

down as she has clearly spotted something worthy of

further investigation! Now the clue can be anything from

a spindly wicker chair leg poking out of the top of the bin

to the corner of an old (but wooden) chest of drawers.

Before you can say, “I don’t want that smelly old thing in

my car,” she is out and heaving the new treasure out of

the skip and, yes, into the car.

She does remarkable things with these items that

others have, for whatever reason, decided to part with –

and it’s a loving process. Wicker chairs will be re-woven

and cleaned or painted in a bright color. A cute contrast-

ing cushion tops off the look perfectly and the chair is

now a beautiful addition to a bedroom. The chest of

drawers are sanded back and dependent upon the

wood, either painted or varnished and the finished prod-

uct always looks amazing.

I guess in these days of recycling as much as we

possibly can, her hobby is the ultimate in being green. I

encourage her to sell her wares, mainly as I feel a bit

sorry for her husband who literally has to move things

out of the house to make room for her new finds. You do

often hear her husband say, “Don’t we already have

enough wicker chairs, and surely we don’t need any

more.” Usually he’s saying this as she is hauling yet

another find from the back of the car. Too late now, it’s

already part of the furniture you might say!

By Jan Critchley

One Person’s Trash is Another’s Treasure?

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I Don’t Know How She Does It

Sarah Jessica Parker plays Kate Reddy a career-

minded mom who appears at first glance to have it all

together. She’s your typical workaholic, jet-setting

across the country and returning home to craft master-

pieces for her kid’s bake sale.

She thinks she has life under control, but her hus-

band and two kids feel a little neglected. The kids are

quickly becoming attached to the nanny, and Kate’s

husband (Greg Kinnear) could use a bit more attention.

Kate’s in a constant battle between work and family,

and she just can’t manage it all.

I Don’t Know How She Does It is remarkably relat-

able. The tale plays upon the hectic modern-day

lifestyle with ease. Douglas McGrath takes the directo-

rial reins and produces a creative set of characters.

Kate holds a prestigious position at a Boston investing

company, but she’s always a bit frazzled. Yet somehow

she manages to snag a huge promotion, while combat-

ing a serious infestation of head lice. Her perfectly

poised assistant (Olivia Munn) is particularly amusing

as Momo, a clever young go-getter with plenty of sar-

casm. Kate’s new boss (Pierce Brosnan) also entertains

with his charming good looks and subtle sense of

humor.

Aline Brosh Mckenna 27 Dresses and The Devil

Wears Prada constructs a witty, but wholesome story-

line that fits Parker perfectly. While Parker’s role as

Kate may seem slightly reminiscent of Carrie Bradshaw

Sex in the City, her relaxed, but ambitious attitude

make the film a joy to watch.

By Jessica Jeffrey

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Farmer’s Week Farmer’s Week kicks off its week-long activities this

Friday, 10th February at 10am with the Official Opening

Ceremony at Paraquita Bay. Throughout the weekend

there will be fun for all the family with cultural shows and

exhibits plus music by Razor Blades, DJ Push Pop, the all-

girl band Adikshun, DJ Wiz and DJ Lloyd. Other entertain-

ment includes the Heritage Dancers, Grasshoppers and

the hilarious Donkey Races.

Valentine’s Round-UpShow your love and treat your Valentine to some-

thing special this year. Myett’s has a special Valentine’s

Dinner Dance with live music by Cave and Bananakeet

has a special menu with music by Ruben. Charlie’s has a

romantic lunch special, or relax over dinner to the sounds

of renowned saxophonist, Jeremy Vanterpool. The Pub

has a candlelight dinner and party with music by Lashing

Dogs and Long Bay has a special menu and music by

Mad Romance. Other special Valentine’s evenings can be

found at Scrub Island, Drakes Point orQuito’s. For a calorie free treat visitColumbian Emeralds which has 50%

off selected items with champagne

and free gifts with every purchase.

Brian Neale at Myett’sHe’s back! If you enjoy your

Buffett music then don’t miss Brian

Neale who will be playing happy hour

at Myett’s from Thursday, February 9th to 20th (check ad

for dates). He also has a new CD Livin’ the Life and the CD

Release party will be on 12th February with autograph

signings, so make sure you check out this talented per-

former.

More Live MusicA Type of Toad will also be playing a pre-valentine’s

party at Drakes Point on Saturday from 9pm. The

Grandsons will be performing at the Jolly Roger this

Friday and Saturday playing their roots rock, classic

calypso and New Orleans grooves.

Hennessy FridaysStart the weekend off right and head to Le Grand

Café this and every Friday night for Hennessy specials

and music by DJ Push Pop from 11pm.

Grand Opening - D Swing “N” BarA new addition to Cane Garden Bay’s bar scene is

the D Swing “N” Bar which has its Grand Opening party

on Friday, 10th February at 6pm.

Stop by and get $1 Heinekens and

free wings from 7pm-8pm.

Birthday BashCelebrate DJ Krusha’s birthday

in style at Pearla’s Bar in Baughers

Bay on Thursday, 9th February. His

birthday bash features NY’s DJ

Spread Love Bobby.Brian Neale

Vol. 24, No. 21 • Feb 9 - 15, 2012

Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events


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

THURSDAY - FEB. 9ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from5:30-11pmPEARLA’S BAR— DJ Krusha’s Birthday Bash w/NY’s DJ Spread Love Bobby

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

CAPOON’S BAYSEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

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

FRIDAY - FEB. 10ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Hennessy Fridays w/ DJ PushPop from 11THE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from5:30-11pmUPS CINEMA— Party with DJ Dre

EAST ENDPARAQUITA BAY — Farmer’s Week opening 10ammusic by DJ Push Pop; on from Feb 10-17

WEST ENDJOLLY ROGER — Live music by The Grandsons

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Speciality Pizza Night music by BrianNeale

D SWING “N” BAR— Grand Opening from 6pmQUITO’S— Quito & the Edge

VG & OUTER ISLANDSSCRUB ISLAND — Cheeseburgers in Paradise withlive music

SATURDAY - FEB. 11ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from5:30-11pmUPS CINEMA— Pre Valentine Party DJ Heavybeatz &Millennium, Red Lion SoundsDRAKES POINT— Live music by Type of Toad 9pm

EAST ENDPARAQUITA BAY — Farmer’s Week music by DJ PushPop, Adikshun, DJ Wiz & Lloyd

WEST ENDJOLLY ROGER — Live music by The Grandsons

NANNY CAYBEACH BAR — Live music with Too Smooth Bandfrom 6-9pm


CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— KapEye Plays 5-7pm sunset happy hour& WII Bowiling GamesQUITO’S— Candyman

SUNDAY - FEB. 12ROAD TOWNLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmUPS CINEMA— Latin Night DJ FoggieBOTANIC GARDENS— Hibiscus Society Meeting3pm

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

Dark & StormyRegatta Mar 9-12

UPCOMING EVENTS

BVI Newbie Launch @Nanny Cay — Feb 16

Farmer’s Week Food Fair &Closing Ceremony— Feb 17

Champagne Shower @ BatCave — Feb 17

Graffiti Party @ CaptMulligans — Feb 18

Limelight Productions‘Aladdin” — Feb 17, 18, 19

WEYC & JR SweetheartsRace — Feb 17, 18, 19

Corky Chamber Blues @HLSCC — Feb 25

Jazz on the Hill — Mar 2,3

Caribbean Arts & CraftsFestival — Mar 9-14

EAST ENDPARAQUITA BAY — Sunrise Service 7:30am; Musicby Razorblades & DJ Push Pop; Donkey RacesHeritage Dancers

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Brian Neale CD release partyELM’S— Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; HappyHour 4-6:30pm


CAPOON’S BAYSEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Live entertainmentmusic by Candyman 7-10pm

MONDAY - FEB. 13ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm

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


VG & OUTER ISLANDSMARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pmSCRUB ISLAND — Caribbean Night & Tropical Buffetwith live music from 6-10pm

TUESDAY - FEB. 14ROAD TOWNLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out 12-2pm, Sushi from

5:30-11pmTHE PUB— Valentine’s Dinner Party w/ Lashing Dogs DRAKES POINT— Valentine’s Dinner Special MenuCHARLIE’S— Valentine’s Lunch & Dinner w/ JeremyVanterpool on SaxaphoneMARINER INN — Candlelit Valentine’s Dinner UPS CINEMA — Valentine Ball Party w/ DJMillennium King

CANE GARDEN BAYELM’S— Happy Hour 4-6:30pmMYETT’S— Valentine’s Dinner Dance w/ CaveQUITO’S— Valentine’s Dinner Special Menu

VG & OUTER ISLANDSMARINA CAY — Eric Stone plays Happy Hour 5-8pmSCRUB ISLAND — Valentine’s Dinner

WEST ENDBANANAKEET — Valentine’s Dinner music w/ RubenLONG BAY — Valentine’s Dinner music w/ MadRomance

WEDNESDAY - FEB. 15ROAD TOWNLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from5:30-11pm

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



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tv specials & highlights


7:00 0 America’s Most Wanted1 Animal Cops South AfricaP Valentine’s Day Massacre Guns,graphics and grit are used to exposethe truth behind the St. Valentine’sDay Massacre.

7:30 > The Soup8:00 0 America’s Most Wanted9:00 _ ( Shark Tank

) Nikita1 The Planet’s Funniest AnimalsP Alaska Wing Men

9:30 1 The Planet’s FunniestAnimals

10:00 _ ( Primetime: What WouldYou Do?1 Beauty and the Beasts Peoplemay react to an animal’s appearance.

10:30 1 Beauty and the BeastsPeople may react to an animal’sappearance.

11:00 _ ( 20/200 America’s Most Wanted2 BET Takes Hollywood ShaunRobinson talks with nominees of theAcademy Awards. (N)

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 2012

7:00 P The Real Amelia EarhartOffered scenarios seek to explain themysterious disappearance of theworld-famous aviator.

8:00 , NOVAP Grand Canyon Skywalk Thestruggles behind the design and con-struction of the one-of-a-kind structurethat allows visitors to walk on glass4,000 feet above the canyon’s floor.

9:00 _ ( Wipeout1 At the End of My Leash< Lourdes Examining the messageof Mary, the Immaculate given toBernadette at the grotto ofMassabielle. (Part 2 of 2)

9:30 1 At the End of My Leash10:00 * NCIS: Los Angeles

, Slavery by Another Name Laborpractices and laws create a new formof slavery.1 Hillbilly Handfishin’

11:00 P Alaska State Troopers

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12, 2012

7:00 2 The BET Awards 2011Honors achievement in music, enter-tainment and sports at the ShrineAuditorium in Los Angeles.

8:00 _ ( America’s FunniestHome Videos* 60 MinutesP Outlaw Bikers

8:30 1 The Planet’s FunniestAnimals

9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time* The Amazing Race1 Nasty by Nature The most-repul-sive habits of animals cause humansto question why they do such things.

10:00 _ ( Desperate Housewives* The Good Wife

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 9, 2012

7:00 0 Wife Swap1 Animal Cops South AfricaP When Rome Ruled

8:00 0 Wife Swap8:30 ∂ The Big C9:00 _ ( Wipeout

* The Big Bang TheoryD BMW: A Driving Obsession A oncesmall, struggling company transformsitself into a global luxury-car powerhouse.P Party Like

9:30 ` Parks and Recreation9:31 * Rob

10:00 _ ( Grey’s Anatomy) The Secret Circle* Person of Interest

0 Project Runway All Stars1 Animal Planet’s Most OutrageousD Fast Bucks: How Porsche MadeBillions Porsche’s takeover bid ofVolkswagen. (N)L Cops & CoyotesP Secrets of the Virgin Queen QueenElizabeth I.

10:30 ` Up All NightD Selling Cars in America The historyof car dealerships in the United States.

11:00 * The Mentalist0 24 Hour CatwalkN American Trucker

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 2012

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Kenny Powers has

inspired a devoted cult

following of real-world

fans — Google “Kenny

Powers tattoos” at your

own risk — but there are

still none who can com-

pare to the character’s

sidekick on Eastbound &

Down, the ever-loyal Stevie Janowski.

Steve Little embodies the lovable sycophant so

believably that many people approach him as though

they are talking not to an accomplished comedic actor

but to the sweet simpleton who thinks nothing of rear-

ranging his life to follow his washed-up ex-ballplayer idol

even while absorbing inhuman amounts of abuse from

him.

“They do confuse me with the character,” Little

says, adding that it hasn’t bothered him so far. “I think

people feel like they know you, and they also feel

endeared to you. The fact that the name is so close to

mine is actually kind of a nice thing, because if you were

Norm from Cheers, that would be kind of tough (being)

George Wendt and everyone’s calling you Norm.”

Little received directions from on high — i.e., a text

from series star Danny McBride — not to reveal any

secrets from Season 3, which originally was envisioned

as the show’s swan song (but won’t be if HBO can con-

vince McBride and company otherwise). He did say the

season — which kicks off Sunday, Feb. 19 — will be

“pretty crazy, and emotional, too,” while also confirming

that most of the action will be set in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Viewers can also expect to see guest spots from the likes

of Will Ferrell, reprising his role as a maniacal car dealer,

and Jason Sudeikis as one of Kenny’s new minor-league

teammates. Kenny must deal with the fallout of the news

that his longtime love, April (Katy Mixon), is pregnant

with his child, while Stevie has to find room in his newly

married life with his Spanish-speaking wife, Maria (Lisa

De Razzo), to continue kowtowing to Kenny.

“Stevie Janowski is Kenny Powers’ Sancho Panza,”

McBride says. “Powers’ quest couldn’t be complete

without him. Steve Little is just as essential to the show.

His performance is my favorite part of the series. He

breaks my heart and keeps me laughing the whole

time.”

Stevie down for another season of sucking up in ‘Eastbound’

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Tamisha Georges—like her counterparts Tyalia

Nibbs, Amadonna Creese and Aneek Peters—all have a

passion for volleyball, but noticed a chronic lack of offi-

cials to run games.

Ahead of Saturday’s BVI Amateur Volleyball

Association league opener at the Multipurpose Sports

Complex, they completed a referees course last week,

conducted by Willis Potter and Stephen Payne.

“One of the things I’ve noticed is that the sport is

not up to par with other countries—something I’ve seen

based on traveling with the national team,” Georges

noted. “Another thing I noticed is that we don’t have suc-

cession planning in any aspect of the game—not with

the national team nor refereeing. That’s one of the things

I thought would be good, if we had other referees and

representation at different regional tournaments even

internationally if it comes to that. That is where I took

interest in being able to contribute to the sport, consid-

ering we are trying to raise the quality of the game in the

BVI.”

Georges sees that it is important to have more peo-

ple involved who know about the game,

as the sport is gradually dying.

Nibbs said she had been playing

volleyball from her High School days

and wanted to get deeper into it. “I’ve

learnt things I’d never known even

though I’ve been playing volleyball for

years,” she explained. “Being a referee

really opens your eyes and shows you

there’s more to it than just playing ball.”

Creese said her interest came

about from a need to enhance the sport. “And to make a

contribution to the league,” she said. “From being a

player it will make things easier than having just one per-

son doing all the work as a referee,” she stated.

Peters said from her years of involvement she has

noted there’s not enough attention being paid to the

sport. “Realizing that, the only way was to get involved

and help keep the standard up and the sport going,” she

stated. “Last year I did a crash course and coaches told

us we either needed to learn to referee or to score.”

With her new found knowledge, Nibbs said she will

think more before doing certain things. “But getting the

opportunity to referee a game is exciting,” said Nibbs

who is also a starter in track and field. “I’m looking for-

ward to it.”

Georges agrees it definitely enhances your game as

a player. “You are more aware of things you should and

shouldn’t do and what referees would look for,” she

pointed out. “It gives you an advantage as a player.”

Creese chimes in noting that being a player-referee

gives the advantage of knowing how the rules are

applied. “With the knowledge, you can

better apply the rules accordingly,” she

said.

Peters said she has learnt different

aspects of the game which will not only

make her a better player, but she can

teach her children and others as well.

This initial step qualifies them to

officiate at the local level, it also repre-

sents the first step towards becoming a

NORCECA Regional Referee.New Volleyball Referees: L-R: Aneek Peters,Coordinator Stephen Payne,Tamisha Georges,Talyia Nibbs and (sitting) Amadonna Creese

Four New Signal Callers




10:00 _ ( Modern Family) Remodeled, Black in Latin America` Rock Center With BrianWilliams1 It’s Me or the DogN Chasing Daytona: KennyWallace Quest to race the Daytona500. (N)P Sex for Sale: American EscortThe gritty reality behind the Americanescort industry. (N)

10:30 B Dog the Bounty Hunter10:31 _ ( Happy Endings11:00 _ ( 20/20

* CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationP American Weed

P LA Street Racers Street racing’slegacy dates back to the time of hot rods.(N)[ Fareed Zackaria GPS∂ The Big C

11:00 * CSI: Miami1 Blood Dolphins2 The GameP Underworld Inc.

MONDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2012

7:00 , Lincoln: Prelude to thePresidency Abraham Lincoln’s experi-ences as a young lawyer on Illinois’Eighth Judicial Circuit.1 Animal Cops South Africa

8:00 , American Experience8:30 2 The Game9:00 _ ( The Bachelor

) Gossip Girl* How I Met Your MotherP CIA Confidential

9:30 * 2 Broke Girls1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals

10:00 ) Hart of Dixie, Clinton: American Experience Thepresidency of William Jefferson Clintonspans two terms.

10:30 2 The Game10:31 * Mike & Molly11:00 * Hawaii Five-0

D Mark Zuckerberg: Inside FacebookFacebook’s creation, the accuracy of “TheSocial Network” and using personal infor-mation.L World’s Toughest Trucker

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 2012

7:00 0 Wife Swap1 Animal Cops South Africa

8:00 , NOVA9:00 _ ( Last Man Standing

) Hart of Dixie, Wilder: An American First LawrenceDouglas Wilder becomes the first electedblack governor in the United States, aschief executive of Virginia.N StuntbustersP LA Street Racers Street racing’slegacy dates back to the time of hot rods.

9:30 _ ( Cougar Town2 Let’s Stay TogetherN Stuntbusters

10:00 _ ( The River) Ringer* NCIS: Los Angeles1 At the End of My Leash

10:30 1 At the End of My Leash2 The GameN Dumbest Stuff on Wheels

11:00 _ ( Body of Proof* Unforgettable0 America’s Supernanny2 The Game

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2012

7:00 1 Animal Cops South Africa

< Ash Wednesday Blessing andImposition of Ashes Marking the begin-ning of Lent.

8:00 1 Wolverine Revealed The endan-gered wolverine is one of the world’s mostsavage animals.K Generation of Youth for Christ

9:00 _ ( The Middle) One Tree Hill, Fort Niagara: The Struggle for aContinent Four nations fight for navalaccess to the Great Lakes.1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals

9:30 _ ( Suburgatory, Frederick Douglass: Pathway FromSlavery to Freedom Frederick Douglassescapes slavery at the age of 20.` Are You There, Chelsea?

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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 9, 2012

12:00 8 SportsCenter (N)1:00 ; Barclays Premier League

Review ShowM Bill Dance SaltwaterN NASCAR Sprint Cup Replay

1:30 M Fishing With Roland Martin2:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N)

; Snow Motion (N)3:00 ; The Dan Patrick Show

M Hunt for Big Fish (N)4:00 & PGA Tour Golf Northern Trust

Open, First Round. (N)8 Outside the Lines First Report (N)

4:30 8 Baseball Tonight (N)7:00 ; Volvo Ocean Race8:00 & 8 College Basketball

M The Best and Worst of Tred Barta9:00 6 Epic Conditions

10:00 & 8 College Basketball; College Basketball Arizona atWashington State. (N)M Charlie Moore: No Offense

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 2012

12:00 8 SportsCenter (N)M North American Fisherman

12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’sOutdoor Secrets

1:30 M Hank Parker’s OutdoorMagazine

2:00 M Extreme Kayak FishingChallenge

4:00 & PGA Tour Golf Northern TrustOpen, Second Round. (N)

4:30 8 Baseball Tonight (N)6:00N NASCAR Racing Budweiser

Shootout Practice. (N)7:30 N NASCAR Racing Budweiser

Shootout Final Practice. (N)8:00 M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On!8:30 & 2012 College Football M

College Hockey Dartmouth at Yale. (N)9:00 6 Epic Conditions

8 NBA Basketball Dallas Mavericks atPhiladelphia 76ers. (N); Boxing Top Rank: Richard Gutierrezvs. Vanes Martirosyan.

9:30 N Bud Shootout Selection Show10:00 & Boxing John Molina vs. Marvin

Quintero. (N)11:30 8 NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns

at Los Angeles Lakers. (N)

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 2012

12:00 & 8 College GameDay (N)M George Poveromo’s World ofSaltwater Fishing

12:30 PM M Saltwater Experience1:00 & 8 College Basketball 2:00

* College Basketball RegionalCoverage. (N); College Basketball Texas-El Pasoat Memphis. (N)

3:30 & Inside the PGA TourM Skiing

4:00 & * PGA Tour Golf NorthernTrust Open, Third Round. (N); College Basketball Arizona atWashington. (N)

4:30 ` Snowboarding USSA SprintGrand Prix. (Taped)

5:00 _ ( ESPN Sports Saturday (N)8 College Basketball Teams = NBABasketball New Jersey Nets at ChicagoBulls. (N)

5:30 N Auto Racing ARCA RacingSeries: Daytona. (N)

6:00 ` Red Bull Signature Series9:30 N Motorcycle Racing AMA

Supercross Special - Dallas. (N)10:00 & 8 College Basketball Ohio

State at Michigan. (N)11:00 ; Boxing Top Rank: Richard

Gutierrez vs. Vanes Martirosyan.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12, 2012

12:00 ; Volvo Ocean RaceN Chop Cut Rebuild

12:30 PM * Sunday Sports Blitz1:00 ` Hockey Day in America1:30 _ ( NBA Countdown (N)

* College Basketball Today` NHL Hockey Regional Coverage. M Bill Dance Outdoors

2:00 & Hey Rookie, Welcome to theNFL - Part II_ ( NBA Basketball DallasMavericks at New York Knicks. * College Basketball Michigan Stateat Purdue. (N)8 College Basketball Syracuse atRutgers. (N); Women’s College Basketball Riceat Southern Methodist.

4:00 & * PGA Tour Golf NorthernTrust Open, Final Round. (N)

4:30 _ ( NBA Basketball OrlandoMagic at Miami Heat. (N)

5:00 M College Lacrosse Jacksonvillevs. Navy. (N)

7:00 M NHL Hockey New Jersey Devilsat Montreal Canadiens.

8:30 ; College Basketball Oregon atStanford. (N)

9:00 & 2011 NHRA Thrills & Spills

MONDAY FEBRUARY 12, 2012

12:30 PM M Huntin’ With the Judge1:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N)

; English Premier League SoccerN Auto Racing ARCA Racing Series:Daytona.

1:30 M Majesty Outdoors3:00 8 Women’s College Basketball

Notre Dame at Louisville. 3:30 M Bill Dance Saltwater5:00 8 NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawksat Chicago Bulls. (N)

5:30 M Cycling Tour of Qatar. 8:00 & 8 College Basketball

Connecticut at Villanova. (N); Barclays Premier League ReviewShow

8:30 M NHL Hockey WashingtonCapitals at Carolina Hurricanes. (NSubject to Blackout)

9:00 ; English Premier LeagueSoccer Teams to Be Announced.

10:00 & 8 College Basketball Baylorat Texas. (N)4 WWE Monday Night RAW

11:45 9 Sport Today

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 2012

12:30 PM M Fishing With RolandMartin

1:00 ; College Basketball Oregon atStanford.N Formula One Racing Grand Prix ofBelgium.

1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s OutdoorSecrets

3:00 M Americana Outdoors4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines FirstReport (N)

4:30 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N)M World of Adventure Sports

5:00 & 8 NFL Live (N)M Red Bull Signature Series

7:00 ; Volvo Ocean Race8:00 & 8 College Basketball Illinois atOhio State. (N)

9:00 ; UEFA Champions LeagueSoccer Napoli vs. Chelsea. M NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings atChicago Blackhawks. 10:00& College Basketball Virginia atVirginia Tech. (N)8 College Basketball Kentucky atMississippi State. (N)

11:45 9 Sport Today

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2012

12:30 PM M Babe Winkelman’sOutdoor Secrets

1:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N); North American FishermanM Lunkerville

3:30 ; UEFA Champions LeagueSoccer Basel vs. Bayern Munich. (N)

4:00 & 8 Outside the Lines FirstReport (N)

4:30 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N)7:30 ; Golf Life ’128:00 & ESPNSoccernet Press Pass

8 NBA Basketball Boston Celtics atOklahoma City Thunder. (N)

8:30 & Dan Le Batard Is HighlyQuestionable (N)

9:00 & 2011 World Series of PokerPlayers Championship. ; UEFA Champions League SoccerOlympique de Marseille vs. Inter Milan.

10:00 & College Basketball Kansas atTexas A&M. (N)M NHL Hockey Los Angeles Kings atColorado Avalanche.

10:30 8 NBA Basketball Los AngelesLakers at Dallas Mavericks. (N)

11:30 ; Countdown to Signing Day

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