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Now in itsNow in its 25th Year!Year!Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2013Vol.25, No.24

Also this week: h. lavity stoutt Birthday Celebrations • Christabel & the Jons @ Myetts • Cable tV launch Party

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– Jane Bakewell

Myett’s Welcomes Some Vintage SwingThis Week’s Feature Story

up band “The Jons” consists of several rhythm section

players that are skilled on a variety of instruments

including: violin, trumpet, mandolin, piano, clarinet,

upright bass and electric guitar – just to name a few.

Christobel mixes her original songs with arrange-

ments that reflect jazz standards, country, and what

she calls “Tennessee swing.”

Christobel has released five albums since 2005,

with her album Love and Circumstances in 2006

accompanied by “The Jons.” Her sixth album, TheSame Mistake is soon to be released and promisesnew songs with bassa nova and samba beats mixed

with the band’s signature country/swing feel.

Christobel has performed throughout the US as well

as the Mediterranean Festival of the Arts in Crete and

opened for many national acts

including The Brazilian Girls.

The musical performance

starts at 7pm, but come early

for Happy Hour specials

between 5pm to 7pm and to

reserve a good seat and enjoy

dinner. For further informationcall Myett’s at 495-9649.

It is not every day Tortola gets the taste of a south-

ern swing band, so come on out on Friday and

Saturday evenings March 1st and 2nd to put your

“southern groove”on. As part of the ongoing Red

Stripe True Music Series, Myett’s presents Christobel

and the Jons, a group that blends Appalachian moun-

tain music with vintage swing.

Lead singer, songwriter Christa deCicco is known

for her sultry voice and has been compared to the

likes of vintage torch singer Billie Holiday and more

contemporary soft crooner, Norah Jones. However,

she has developed her own sound that is a musical

bouillabaisse of folk, swing, country and blues. Her

stage performance is characterized as charismatic, as

she delivers heartfelt and nostalgic songs with a

speakeasy feel.

Christa’s music career was born

out of her southern roots in

Tennessee, where she began play-

ing music and performing at a very

young age. After completing college

with a degree in Landscape Design,

she began a more serious pursuit of

her musical aspirations. Her back

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Vikings have gotten a bad rap. So says Michael

Hirst, creator and writer of History’s epic nine-part

series Vikings, premiering Sunday, March 3. The showexplores the complex society of the Norseman as it

was near the end of the eighth century. Yes, the

Vikings were often large, hulking figures who special-

ized in violent conquests of neighboring lands while

taking pillaging and plundering to new heights. But

they were merely surviving in a violent world, and

their story hasn’t fully been told, Hirst says, because

the Vikings themselves never told it.

“We’ve always represented the Vikings as “the

other,” because their history was written by Christian

monks, who wrote propaganda about the Vikings —

how violent they were, how terrifying, how awful their

gods were,” says Hirst, who has shown his yen for his-

tory with Elizabeth and The Tudors. “We’ve taken onthat propaganda, because it’s never really been chal-

lenged. What interested me was to go into the Viking

world-picture, into their gods, into their religion and

their rituals. As the season goes on, you understand

where the gods came from, you understand the

attraction of the pagan worldview and the pagan

gods. It’s interesting for, let’s say, a North American,

largely Christian audience for the first time to be pre-

History Ventures Into TV Series Vikings’

By Stacey Harrison

sented the pagan worldview that they overthrew, that

they replaced, and what it meant. Intellectually and

emotionally, it’s an interesting ride.”

It’s a ride the audience takes largely through the

exploits of Ragnar Lothbrok, a historical figure who

nonetheless has taken on mythical status as cen-

turies have passed. Sure, Ragnar (Travis Fimmel)

could sack a village or monastery with the best of

them, but he also had an unquenchable thirst for

knowledge. Believing he was descended from the

Viking god Odin, Ragnar defied the conservative, self-

serving policies of his local ruler, Earl Haraldson

(Gabriel Byrne), by sailing west to new lands using

new navigation techniques.

The earl, though, does not take such insubordina-

tion lightly and along with his ambitious wife, Siggy

(Jessalyn Gilsig), schemes to make an example of

Ragnar for anyone who would challenge his authority.

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Keeping Secrets

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

Dear Koren,I find people in our society are too secretive and

that is why they do not get help for anything. If oneperson is suffering and they do not share it, how canwe help them? If we do away with all the secrets thatwe are keeping, then we wouldn’t have so many chil-dren being abused for years and women getting beatup and afraid to talk about it. –Just Saying

Dear JS,

You are right that we should do our best to help

others as much as they need our help and as much as

we are capable. However, many times, if we push peo-

ple too hard to disclose things they are not comfort-

able with disclosing, they might distance themselves

from us.

Children should be encouraged to be open and

honest with their parents about their feelings and

experiences and parents should take their complaints

seriously. They also need to be taught who they can

trust, especially as many reports show that children

are often abused by persons known to them. Women

also need support if they are victims of abuse. Again,

the telling of their story, must be to someone they

trust and who will be able to offer support, encour-

agement and give suggestions for resolving their

problems.

Unfortunately, people are very cautious about

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

Ask Koren

Ask Koren

what to disclose and who to and as a result, they

guard their privacy like they do their personal diary.

We even get turned off by persons who tell their

whole story two minutes after meeting us, because

we feel uncomfortable and uncertain of what to do

with the information. Clearly, there is a time and a

place for sharing information with the right person.

right person I would encourage you to be under-

standing if someone is withholding information. He or

she might have been betrayed in the past or they

might need to build trust. If people know you to be

confidential, they will be much more likely to share

their secrets with you.

If you want to know the person’s business to sat-

isfy your curiosity, then leave it alone. If you genuine-

ly want to help and be supportive, then you don’t

need to know details. Ensure that you know exactly

where to refer someone for their problems and do not

act in the role of advisor if you are not qualified to do

so. It may do more harm than good.

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tv specials & highlights


THURSDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet Shame7:30 L Property Wars7:40 Z Hollywood’s Top Ten8:00 4 NCIS

B The First 48L Property WarsP Mudcats

8:30 L Property Wars∂ Girls

9:30 ` Parks and Recreation6 Hacking the PlanetL Auction Kings

9:31 * Two and a Half Men10:00 _ ( Scandal

) Beauty and the Beast, Sound Tracks: Music WithoutBorders 2 Wynton Marsalis; Scottish folksinger Julie Fowlis; African singer YoussouN’Dour.. White Collar

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

2 Steve Harvey: Don’t Trip... HeAin’t Through with Me Yet SteveHarvey’s stand-up performance in fronton church-folk.4 NCIS

FRIDAY MARCH 1, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet ShameB Barter KingsL Gold RushP Vatican: The Hidden WorldRevealing secrets from inside theVatican.

8:00 B Duck DynastyP Titanic: How It Really Sank Achain of improbable circumstancesleads to the sinking of the great ship.

8:30 B Duck Dynasty8:50 ∏ The Wizarding World of

Harry Potter The impact of centralFlorida’s newest attraction.

9:00 _ ( Last Man Standing) Nikita* The JobP Save the Titanic With BobBallard: Revealed The oceanographerworks to protect the final resting placeof his greatest maritime discovery. (N)

9:30 1 The Planet’s FunniestAnimals6 Reef WranglersB Duck Dynasty∏ R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour:The Series

9:31 _ ( Malibu Country10:00 _ ( Shark Tank

) Cult* Blue BloodsP Titanic: Ballard’s Secret Mission:Revealed How Ballard’s search for theTitanic became a cover story to wardoff Soviet suspicions. (N)

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

SATURDAY MARCH 2, 2013

7:00 , History Detectives1 My Pet Shame6 Coast Guard: HMS BountyRescue Braving the dangerous condi-tions to save 14 crew members of theHMS Bounty.L Fast N’ LoudP Diggers

7:30 P Diggers7:45 $ A Cada Quien su Santo8:00 1 Corwin’s Quest

P Alaska State Troopers8:30 B Storage Wars9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time

* Hawaii Five-0, Market Warriors` American Ninja Warrior1 My Cat From Hell

Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide 8

Catching the Bird(ing) Flu

Despite having a love for the natural world, I used

to think of “Birders” as nerdy and obsessed. I can

clearly remember rolling my teenage eyes as “Uncle

Fred,” a self-proclaimed birder emitted an orgasmic-

sounding scream after sighting a hawk on a family

vacation.

And then I became nerdy and obsessed. And it

happened in the BVI. With over 200 resident and

migratory bird species occurring in the Territory, it is

no surprise that I became enamored of the BVI’s many

wetland, land and seabirds.

One minute you’re oblivious and the next you’re

trying not to swerve into on-coming traffic as you

catch a peripheral glimpse of a flamingo in the salt

pond on the way to the Beef Island airport. Once I was

so enchanted by the siren song of a Yellow-crowned

Night Heron (ok, so it sounds more like a hoarse dog

barking), that I was lured into a densely vegetated

mangrove. I emerged 15 minutes later, covered in mud

with a brand new flip-flop missing after it sunk into the

oozey mud. I’ve since made a hard – and-fast rule to

wear shoes in that area.

I’m gong to let you in on a secret: You probably like

“birding”, you just don’t know it yet. If you must catch

a virus this winter, I recommend the bird(ing) flu. And

suffering through it in the BVI is not terrible.

I know I’m not alone. I remember hearing a pri-

mary school student screaming. I thought she was

hurt, but she was just excited about sighting a Black-

necked Stilt (which she properly identified as a result

of our bird-watching trips together). An un-named col-

league of mine and novice birder, took a fall on the

rough terrain near the BVI’s Magnificent Frigatebird

colony, which required an emergency room visit to

“ahem” have the spines of jumping cactus removed

from her backside. While she was the “butt” of office

jokes for a while, she doesn’t recount the day’s pain.

She remembers how impressive the birding was.

Birding fever is sweeping the globe, and is report-

ed to be one of the fastest growing outdoor activities

in the U.S. with some 50 million “bird-watchers.” Bird-

watching is a fun, healthy activity and as we face shift-

ing weather patterns due to climate change, your

sightings may even yield unique information that sup-

ports the work of conservation efforts. The Jost Van

Dykes Preservation Society, the BVI National Parks

Trust and BVI Conservation Department are among

the partners in the territory working on bird conserva-

tion initiatives. All you need is a guidebook and a pair

of binoculars to get out and start enjoying the BVI’s

abundant bird-life. Consider joining the BVI birding

group on Facebook (www.facebook.com/BVIBirding)or contacting our partners to learn more about getting

involved in bird-watching activities.

By Susan Zaluski

Photo of White-Cheeked Pintail by Lorraine Callwood

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BVI Life in Art A retrospective of the work of long-time BVI resi-

dent and watercolor artist, Jill Tattersall will be held at

the Lower Estate Sugar Works Museum on Friday

March 1st. Sponsored by The Gallery on Main Street,

the show titled “Memories of the BVI” captures

images of island life in the 60s and 70s in vibrant col-

ors with impressive detail.

Each painting is accompanied by a written

description along with reminiscences of the story

behind each work. This is the first solo art show for

the 81-year-old artist, who works from photographs

from the period. Opening night celebrations are from

5:30pm to 7:30pm and the exhibition continues

throughout the month.

Myett’s Weekend EventsIt’s a big weekend at Myett’s. The BVI NEWBIE

launch party will be held at Myett’s starting at 2pm on

Saturday March 2nd with music by DJ Chris.

Performing on both March 1st and 2nd are Christabel

and the Jons. (See page 3 for more info.)

Cable TV LaunchBVI Cable TV is having an official launch for their

new digital network on Wednesday, March 6th at theBVI Cable TV main office on Fishlock Road. There willbe refreshments and special prizes including a 42”HD television. Join the chance to celebrate and win

the “big” prize. The eventis from 11am until 3pm.

H.L. StouttCelebrations

The former ChiefMinister of the BritishVirgin Islands for over 16years, the late H. LavityStoutt, will be commemorated in ceremonies at boththe college named in his honor and a graveside cere-mony at Capoon’s Bay. The Government of the VirginIslands along with the H.L. Stoutt CommemorativeCommittee will host the 12th annual celebrations,which begin at 10am at the H. Lavity StouttCommunity College. Performances by the HeritageDancers, the HLSCC Choir as well as other groups willbe followed by a parade beginning at the collegeentrance which will include representatives from vari-ous community groups. The official Wreath-LayingCeremony will take place at 4pm at Capoon’s Bay. Thepublic is invited to come out to both events.

Bamboushay Art Off Bamboushay Lounge in its effort to draw out the

“artist-in-you” is having an Art Off on Friday March 1stat 7pm. Be a part of one of the two teams that willcompete against each other to produce their best col-laborative work. Enjoy $2 Happy Hour (5 to 7pm) andRoti Delights from the kitchen.

By Jane BakewellYour Guide to British Virgin Islands Events


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

THURSDAY - FEB 28

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 show

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm

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

FRIDAY - MAR 1

ROAD TOWN

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

BAMBOUSHAY LOUNGE— “Art Off” at 7pm withHappy Hour specials 5-7pm

SUGAR WORKS MUSEUM— Memories of the BVIArt Show opening 5:30-7:30pm (Show continues allmonth long)

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 5pmuntil & Christabel& The Jons 7pm

ELMS — 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 - MAR 2

ROAD TOWN


CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Sunset Happy Hour, Lobster Mania,Newbie Beach Jam 2pm & Christabel & The Jons 7pm

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

WEST END


VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND — DJ music & dancing 7-10pm

SUNDAY - MAR 3

WEST END/ WINDY HILL

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

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

UPCOMING EVENTS

BANANAKEET—Sunday Pimms Brunch 10am-3pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Brunch 11am-2pm, Myett’s Sea Spaopen house & KapEye show

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

by the Elmtones from 7pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

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

MONDAY - MAR 4

ROAD TOWN


CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Margarita Monday with MexicanSpecials Candyman 5 until

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

CAPOON’S BAY CEMETRY— H.L. Stoutt gravesideceremony 4pm

EAST END/ PARAQUITA BAY

HLSCC— Commemorative parade celebration for H.LStoutt from 10am

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— Live music & buffet 6-10pm

TUESDAY - MAR 5

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/Steel Pan music

WEST END


WEDNESDAY - MAR 6

ROAD TOWN

DRAKES POINT— Salsa Night 7:30 until

BVI CABLE TV— Digital netork launch 11am-3pm

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 until

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

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

Festival of Arts -Taste of BVI— Mar 7

Dark & Stormy Regatta — Mar 8-11

Beef Island Race — Mar 10

Make Me Laugh — Mar 15

HLSCC Calypso Showcasewith David Rudder — Mar 15

Full Moon — Mar 27

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

BVI Spring Regatta &Sailing Festival — Mar 25-31

Black & White Thang @Quitos — May 4

HLSCC Classical Showcase“Opera”— May 11

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6 Coast Guard Alaska< The Way to Life The mysterious wayin which God calls men to follow Him.B Storage WarsL Fast N’ LoudP Alaska State Troopers

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

* Golden Boy` Chicago Fire1 Tanked

6 Coast Guard Florida: Island Secrets< Alter Christus An exploration into theimportant aspects on the priesthood.L Fast N’ LoudP Wicked Tuna

10:30 : Island SecretsB Storage Wars

11:00 $ Drenaje Profundo* 48 Hours

SUNDAY MARCH 3, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet Shame6 Reef WranglersL Yukon MenP Lords of War

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. (N)` Betty White’s Off Their RockersP Inside the Green Berets GreenBerets stationed in Afghanistan standbetween order and terrorism.

8:30 ` Betty White’s Off TheirRockers

9:00 _ ( Once Upon a Time* The Amazing Race, Nature` Dateline NBCD Shadow Billionaire DHL co-founder Larry Hillblom disappearedduring a routine flight.P Wicked Tuna: Hooked Up[ BackStory∂ Girls

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

10:30 6 Hacking the PlanetB Storage WarsN Are You Faster Than a Redneck

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

MONDAY MARCH 4, 2013

7:00 1 My Pet ShameB Gangsters: America’s Most EvilL Shipwreck MenP Inside Combat Rescue

8:00 1 Corwin’s Quest4 NCISB Gangsters: America’s Most EvilL Shipwreck MenP Supercarrier: USS RonaldReagan Planes, weapons and thou-sands of the Navy’s best outfit anuclear ship.

9:00 _ ( The Bachelor) The Carrie Diaries0 The Bible Noah endures God’swrath; Abraham reaches the PromisedLand but still must prove his faith inGod.1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals

10:00 ) 90210* 2 Broke Girls

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

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LincolnIf you thought you knew the historical 16th

President of the United States through books you

have read, it is time to meet the real Lincoln. Director

Steven Spielberg’s dramatic film is essentially a portal

into the life of a man whose singular vision changed

America forever. Instead of presenting a detailed

biography, the screenplay, adapted from Doris Kearns

Goodwin’s book Team of Rivals, focuses on anintense period of time during the Civil War in 1865,

when Lincoln (Daniel Day-Lewis) lobbies tirelessly for

an amendment to the US Constitution for the aboli-

tion of slavery .

The battle for the passage of the now famous 13th

Amendment was a fierce political chess game

between warring interests and showed Lincoln’s

amazing courage, fortitude and political savvy in the

midst of what appeared to be insurmountable odds.

The Amendment lingered precariously in the House of

Representatives, where it needed 20 Democratic

votes from mostly southern states and not one defec-

tion from the Republican side, which was the

President’s party. Under the table political “horse

trading” was employed to sway the votes: congress-

man were cajoled, bargained with, offered positions

in government and at the end of the day Lincoln’s

steady persistence at the helm saw it through.

Daniel Day-Lewis received a well-deserved Oscar

for Best Actor based on his portrayal of Lincoln, where

his acting seamlessly became the essence of this icon

of a man and the folksy, intelligent, morally virtuous

and witty Lincoln came through brilliantly. Sally Field,

also put in an impressive performance as Lincoln’s

wife, Mary Todd, an emotionally tortured soul,

wrapped up in her children’s wellbeing. Tommy Lee

Jones, in his weathered and seasoned way was a per-

fect cast for Thaddeus Stevens, an ardent abolitionist,

who made the equality of races his lifetime goal.

The window into Lincoln’s life ends with his assas-

sination, although not seen directly, the tragic impact

it had on the nation is vividly felt. The film is a fascinat-

ing historical piece, highlighting the challenges of the

presidency in a ruptured time in American history.

Somehow seeing it acted out versus just reading

about this passage in history brings home the raw

“blood and guts” of the Civil War and how one man’s

vision kept a nation together and brought the healing

balm that eventually fused the warring factions

together.

By Jane Bakewell

Cast & CreditsDaniel Day Lewis ---------------------Abraham LincolnSally Field-----------------------------Mary Todd LincolnDavid Strathairn------------------------William SewardJoseph Gordon- Levitt--------------------Robert LincolnJames Spader----------------------------------W.N. Bilbo




11:00 * Hawaii Five-01 Dog Whisperer6 Weather Center Live

TUESDAY MARCH 5, 2013

7:00 0 Dance Moms1 My Pet ShameP Diggers

7:05 ∫ True Justice7:30 B Storage Wars

P Diggers

9:00 _ ( Celebrity Wife Swap) Hart of Dixie* NCIS, Battle for the Elephants Investigatorsand conservationists reveal the criminalnetwork behind ivory’s demand and supply.` Betty White’s Off Their RockersP Doomsday Preppers

9:30 ` Betty White’s Off Their Rockers1 Deadly 60 (Part 1 of 2)6 Iceberg Hunters

B Storage Wars10:00 _ ( The Taste

) Cult* NCIS: Los Angeles, Nature` Go On0 Dance Moms

11:00 _ ( Body of Proof* Golden Boy0 Double Divas1 Dog Whisperer

WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 2013

7:00 0 Wife Swap1 Must Love Cats4 NCISL MoonshinersP Lords of War

7:30 B Storage WarsP Lords of War

8:00 0 Wife Swap1 Corwin’s Quest4 NCISB Storage WarsL MoonshinersP Highway Thru Hell∫ Destino: Sao Paulo

8:10 ∏ Saving Pelican 895Conservationists try to save a brownpelican from the 2010 oil spill in theGulf of Mexico.

8:30 B Storage Wars∂ Enlightened

8:45 ∫ Destino: Sao Paulo9:00 _ ( The Middle

) Arrow* Survivor: Caramoan — Fans vs.FavoritesB Duck DynastyL MoonshinersN StuntbustersP Inside Combat Rescue

9:30 _ ( The Neighbors` Guys With Kids2 Second Generation Wayans6 Lifeguard!B Duck DynastyN Stuntbusters

10:00 _ ( Modern Family) Supernatural* Criminal Minds` Law & Order: Special VictimsUnit0 Wife Swap1 Must Love Cats4 NCIS6 Coast Guard FloridaB Duck DynastyL MoonshinersP Alaska State Troopers

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

10:31 _ ( Suburgatory11:00 _ ( Nashville

* CSI: Crime Scene Investigation` Chicago Fire> The SoupB Duck DynastyL MoonshinersN American TruckerP Lords of War

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Sunday, February 24, 2013 went down as a his-

toric day in the annuals of BVI sports. Not that a whole

lot of people really took note either.

The BVI Football Association just a year shy of its

40th birthday, has ventured into new territory with the

start of a Women’s 11-A-Side Football League—the

first in its history. This builds on the 5-A-Side League

that the association has been conducting in an

attempt to get the sport developed among women.

All those involved – as administrators, coaches,

participants and sponsors must be congratulated for

this step. Of particular interest, with over 200 girls

involved in the association’s after – school program,

they can aspire to play in a National Women’s League,

just as their male counterparts.

To start, the women’s league has attracted four

teams including one from Virgin Gorda. During

Sunday’s opening, all participants were encouraged

to bring out friends to play and increase the number

of teams participating in future seasons.

Women now have a chance to play football and

there’s no reason not to capitalize on the opportunity.

There are a variety of FIFA competitions—Youth,

Junior and Senior events that the BVI is invited to par-

ticipate in annually. The more women

who come out to play, the larger the

pool to draw from for regional and inter-

national competitions.

Furthermore, there are numerous

other opportunities from being

involved, particularly the health bene-

fits. Those who excel can even obtain

scholastic opportunities. “We want to

see fair play and see the young ladies respecting each

other,” said Women’s Committee member Shereen

Flax Charles during the opening ceremony. “It’s a

team effort. The Football Association cannot get

Ladies football to where it needs to be in the Virgin

Islands alone,” she noted. “We might only have four

teams for now, but by next season we are looking at

six or seven.”

From observiing the two teams playing on open-

ing day, there was an obvious improvement in skill

levels over the recent 5-A-Side League.

It didn’t take long after the opening ceremonies

for the action to start as the Ball Stars took on their

Virgin Gorda counterparts No Fear, before Tevern

David’s first and second half goals paced them to a 5-

1 victory. Just three minutes into the game Jehnelle

Joseph gave Ball Starz a 1-0 lead, just as No Fear’s

defense was getting settled. Dariana Glasco

increased the lead to 2-0, when she beat No Fear’s

goalie again, before David made it 3-0 by halftime on

the first of her two goals.

No Fear’s Makeda Fahie cut the deficit to 3-1 in the

34th minute, from just outside the 18 yards box.

A scoreless second half ended with David added

her second goal in the 63rd,

pushing Ball Starz’s lead to 4-1.

Laresha Martin’s score four min-

utes into extra time completed

the 5-1 triumph.

Go to the A. O. Shirley

Recreation Grounds and see the

women play. Matches are also

being planned for Virgin Gorda. No Fear and Ball Starz players in action

Finally, A Women’s Football League


N Rolex Sports Car Series RacingAustin.

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N); English Premier League SoccerTeams to Be Announced.

8:00 & Women’s College BasketballConnecticut at Notre Dame. (N)8 College Basketball Cincinnati atLouisville. (N)

8:30 M NHL Hockey Tampa BayLightning at Pittsburgh Penguins.

9:00 ; Women’s College BasketballKansas State at Baylor. (N)

10:00 & Tennis BNP ParibasShowdown: Juan Martin del Potro vs.Rafael Nadal. (N)8 College Basketball Baylor at Texas.

TUESDAY MARCH 5, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 & First Take

; English Premier League SoccerTeams to Be Announced.

3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in theMorning (N); UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — Borussia Dortmund vsFC Shakhtar Donetsk. (N)

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

8:00 & College Basketball St. John’sat Notre Dame. (N)8 College Basketball Arkansas atMissouri. (N)

8:30 M NHL Hockey PhiladelphiaFlyers at New York Rangers.

9:00 ; UEFA Champions LeagueSoccer Round of 16 — ManchesterUnited FC vs Real Madrid CF. 8 College Basketball Ohio State atIndiana. (N)

11:45 9 Sport Today

WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 N NASCAR Sprint Cup Replay1:30 ; UEFA Champions League

Highlights3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in the

Morning (N); UEFA Champions League SoccerRound of 16 — Juventus FC vs CelticFC. (N)

4:00 & Baseball Tonight (N)8:00 & 8 College Basketball ; The

Best of Pride9:00 ; UEFA Champions League

Soccer Round of 16 — Paris Saint-Germain FC vs Valencia CF. (N Same-day Tape)M NHL Hockey Colorado Avalanche atChicago Blackhawks.

10:00 & College Basketball WestVirginia at Oklahoma. (N)8 NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls atSan Antonio Spurs. (N)N Drag Race High

11:45 9 Sport Today

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2013

12:45 PM 9 Sport Today1:00 & First Take

8 SportsCenter (N)9 BBC News; College Swimming ConferenceUSA Swimming and DivingChampionship. (Taped)N NASCAR Nationwide SeriesReplay (N)

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in the

Morning (N)M Babe Winkelman’s Good Fishing

4:00 & Baseball Tonight (N)4:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly

Questionable (N)6:00 ; Boat Racing H1 Unlimited

Series. (Taped)8:00 & 8 College Basketball

M College Basketball Drexel at OldDominion. (N)

9:00 ; Boxing Golden Boy Live -Frankie Gomez vs. Lanard Lane.

10:00 & 8 College Basketball11:00 9 BBC News

; Action Sports World Tour

FRIDAY MARCH 1, 2013

12:30 PM 9 BBC News1:00 & First Take

9 BBC News; College Track and FieldConference USA Men’s and Women’sIndoor Championships. N NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series:Phoenix, Practice. (N)

2:30 M The Fishing Adventurer3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)

N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Phoenix, Practice. (N)

3:30 & Best of Mike and Mike in theMorning (N)

8:00 & College Basketball Loyola(Md.) at Iona. (N)

8:30 M College Hockey Wisconsin atNebraska-Omaha. (N)

9:00 8 NBA Basketball MemphisGrizzlies at Miami Heat. (N); Boxing Golden Boy Live: LuisRamos vs. Ricardo Williams. N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Phoenix, Practice.

10:00 & Boxing Friday Night Fights. (N)10:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:

Phoenix, Qualifying.11:00 ; UEFA Champions League

Magazine11:30 8 NBA Basketball Oklahoma City

Thunder at Denver Nuggets. (N)

SATURDAY MARCH 2, 2013

12:00 8 College GameDay (N)1:00 & 8 College Basketball

*College Basketball Louisville atSyracuse. (N)N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Phoenix, Practice. (N)

1:30 M Snowboarding Burton U.S.Open 2013. (N)

2:00 ) MLB Preseason BaseballMiami Marlins at New York Mets. (N)

3:00 & 8 College Basketball *College Basketball West Virginia atKansas. (N)M College Basketball George Masonat Delaware. (N); College Basketball Arizona State atUSC. (N)

5:00* College Basketball Kentucky atArkansas. (N)

7:00 8 College Basketball Miami atDuke. (N)M College Basketball Harvard atPennsylvania. (N)

8:00 & College Basketball KansasState at Baylor. (N); Women’s College BasketballBaylor at West Virginia. (N)

9:00= NBA Basketball Brooklyn Nets atChicago Bulls. (N)M MLS Soccer D.C. United at HoustonDynamo. (N)

10:00 & College Basketball Vanderbiltat Auburn. (N)8 College Basketball Arizona atUCLA. (N)

11:00 ; Boxing Golden Boy Live.

SUNDAY MARCH 3, 2013

12:30 PM * Sunday Sports Blitz1:00 * Motorcycle Racing Monster

Energy AMA Supercross WorldChampionship. (Taped)

1:30 ` NHL Hockey ChicagoBlackhawks at Detroit Red Wings. (N)

2:00 _ ( NBA Basketball Miami Heatat New York Knicks. (N)

3:00 & Women’s College BasketballSaint Joseph’s at Dayton.

3:30 N AMA Supercross Racing St.Louis 250.

4:00 ` PGA Tour Golf Honda Classic,Final Round. (N)8 Bowling PBA Tour League Qualifier,Round 4. (Taped)

4:30 _ ( NBA Basketball OklahomaCity Thunder at Los Angeles Clippers. (; College Basketball WashingtonState at Washington. (N)

5:00 & Women’s College BasketballNorth Carolina at Duke. * College Basketball Michigan Stateat Michigan. (N)

8:30 & MLS Soccer New York RedBulls at Portland Timbers. M NHL Hockey Montreal Canadiens atBoston Bruins. (N Subject to Blackout)

9:00 8 NBA Basketball Chicago Bullsat Indiana Pacers. (N)

11:00 & Fishing Bassmaster Classic,Championship. (Taped)

11:45 9 Sport Today

MONDAY MARCH 4, 2013

1:00 & First Take; Tennis Champions Series: Surprise.

Find and circle all of the 1990’s songs that are hidden in the grid. The remaining letters spell

an additional song.

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