ALSO THIS WEEK: Kiddies Fiesta • U.P’s Roller Skating Rink Opening • 2012 Olympics Opening

YOUR FREE GUIDETo our Islands’ Happenings

Now in itsNow in its 24th Year!Year!July 26 - Aug 1, 2012Vol.24, No.45

Calypso CompetitionSaturday, July 28

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– Jan Critchley

Festival Fiesta for the KidsThis Week’s Feature Story

Director and Kiddies Fiesta PR Committee Chair said,

“The Kiddies Fiesta promises to be good uplifting fun

again this year. The parade will be colorful and enter-

taining as usual, and there will be lots of games and

entertainment.”

She added, “All proceeds of the Fiesta will go to

support Youth and Health related programs and char-

ities. These areas are a continual focus for The Rotary

Club of Road Town as we believe they are key to creat-

ing and sustaining peaceful, happy communities. This

year's Rotary International theme of ‘Peace through

Service’ reflects the organization's ongoing commit-

ment to humanitarian actions on every scale and we

believe that providing a safe, fun outlet for the chil-

dren to fully participate in Festival activities is entirely

in keeping with that mission.”

This year, the Rotary Club of Road

Town is hoping to donate another

much needed dialysis machine to

Peebles Hospital.

So, do something special for the

kids this festival weekend, help a good

cause and join in the fun and make this

Kiddies Fiesta an event to remember.

One of the highlights of festival, and a special

treat for the kids is the 19th annual Kiddies Fiesta,

Parade and Fun Day! Organized by the Rotary Club of

Road Town, the fiesta starts at 10am on Saturday,

28th July at Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement

Park. All of your children’s favorite costumed charac-

ters will be there including Dora, Elmo, Barney and

Sponge Bob plus music from Showtime Band, DJ

Push Pop and other entertainers to keep the party

lively.

There will also be a Kiddies Parade that is slated

to start at 10:30am, and the organizers are excited

this year as many more children are expected to take

part than in previous years. There will be lots of

games and activities to enjoy including bouncy cas-

tles, face-painting, dance performances, water

games and much more. However,

this is not just an event for the kids it

is for the entire family ¬– and adults

are encouraged to get involved in

some of the fun activities as well!

Local food and drink will also be in

plentiful supply!

Lavina Liburd, Membership

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Ask Koren

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!Modeling Over A Real Career

Send your questions confidentially toaskkoren@live.com or via twitter at @korennorton

Dear Koren,

I am scratching my head with frustration. My 18

year old daughter got a summer modeling job and I

was proud of her. Now she is talking about not want-

ing to go to college to study Communications any-

more because the guy she works with is telling her

she can get constant gigs. Just the fact that she is

using the word “gigs” to describe work is really turn-

ing me off. Should I forbid her from modeling again or

go to the guy who hired her and ask him to let her go?

I want her to follow her dream of being a professional

newscaster. –Mother

Dear Mother,

I get the impression you and your daughter are

close and you are regretting your decision to let her

model. This is something you and her have to work on

together, but approaching the employer is inappropri-

ate because she is legally an adult and he does not

seem to be taking advantage of her.

It sounds like your daughter likes professions that

puts her in the limelight, and with modeling, she is

still in front of the camera. Talk with her about her

dreams and help her to figure out if she can do both.

It is important that she understands not only the ben-

efits, but also the downsides of modeling. Explain to

her that while modeling seems glamorous and excit-

ing now, it can be a dog-eat-dog environment,

chances of success are limited the older you get and

there might not be a lot of opportunity for her to use

her brain as much as she will be using her body.

Teenagers go through phases and make changes

very easily based on what they deem to be popular

and what will elevate their status in the eyes of their

peers. Think of the reasons why she wanted to be a

newscaster before and appeal to those dreams. It

cannot be just about what you want or what you think

is suitable, but rather helping her to take a more long

term approach to her decisions.

Whatever decision she comes to, do not allow a

difference in perspective to affect your mother-daugh-

ter relationship, because she will need your support

in whatever field of work she chooses.

While every effort is made to ensure thatinformation is correct, we cannot acceptresponsibility for any errors, changes inschedules, ads or other information in thismagazine, which is intended as a guide only.If you have an entertainment event comingup that you would like published, give us acall at 494-2413. Special Notice: Purchase ofadvertising space in this publication doesnot guarantee editorial coverage of anyevent.

Published weekly by Island PublishingServices.Caribbean Printing Company Limited,Pasea Estate,P.O. Box 133, Road Town, Tortola, B.V.I.arlena @bviwelcome.com, © 2012www.limin-times.com

Publisher & Editor: Claudia ColliAssociate Editor: Arlena St. HilaireWriter & Editorial Assistant: Jan CritchleyTel: 494-2413; Fax: 494-6589

Lime ... “to hang around idly” or “to go out on thetown.”Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands EnglishCreole by the late educator and historian Lito Valls.The Limin’ Times brings you all the news aboutwhen and where to “lime” in the British VirginIslands.

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By Julian Putley

Feathered Friends

The BVI is for the birds! Our feathered friends have

recently been highlighted in a photo contest in a local

newspaper and this undoubtedly drew attention to

many rarely seen species. I often carry a camera on my

many jaunts around the islands and birds certainly

make for interesting and unusual pictures. Once a

booby, complete with freshly caught a fish in its beak,

landed on the bow pulpit of a yacht I was helming. I

captured a half dozen shots of it as it went through the

process of first crushing the fish, aligning it for swal-

lowing and then seeing it slide down the gullet, all

while balancing on the pitching bow. A few seconds

later it flew off with a gratified expression.

Seabirds, of course, are all around us in our island

environment. Frigate birds wheel high above the

ocean looking for unwary fish swimming too close to

the surface. Laughing gulls seem just as happy

scrounging for scraps from yachts as they do search-

ing for minnows or other

minute marine life. They’re

certainly prettier than their

larger northern cousins. I once

had the unfortunate experi-

ence of losing a filet mignon

from an on-board barbecue by

a tenacious and seemingly

heat resistant gull. He must

have been the hero of the day when all his friends

swooped down to devour the huge hunk of protein as

it fell into the water. I, on the other hand, looked

unhappily at my rather barren plate with only baked

potato and vegetables!

Pelicans, those pre-historic looking birds, always

provide a great photo opportunity with their many

and varied aspects. A pelican never dives for a specif-

ic fish as many people suppose, but rather dives into

a school of minnows hoping that out of the melee one

or several will swim into its pouch. You can always tell

if a bird has had success; after draining out the water

from its pouch it will give a satisfied waggle of its tail

before launching off for another try. I have watched a

pelican taking off while snorkeling (me, not the bird);

a fascinating sight, its webbed feet churning like bees’

wings before the bulky creature becomes airborne.

The pelican is probably our most famous indigenous

bird, even to the extent of hav-

ing his own limerick. But

whether he will win the photo

contest remains to be seen.

“A wonderful bird is the peli-

can. Its beak can hold more than

its belly can; He flies and he

soars; Dives and he scores; I

don’t know how the hell he can.”

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Festival Off To A Flying Start

Festival has started! So it’s time to relax and enjoy

the vast variety of music and entertainment on offer

over the next couple of weeks. Kicking off the celebra-

tions at the Festival Ground is the Gospel Fest, at

7:30pm on Thursday, 26th July followed by Showtime

Band and Spectrum Band on Friday. Other highlights

include the Calypso Competition, which starts at 9pm

on Saturday night, where 18 Calypsonians will be

vying for this year’s Calypso Monarch title and the

crown! On Sunday, enjoy the Steel Band Fest and

Monday’s entertainment includes a local DJ and

Xtreme Band. Tuesday is Youth Night with VI Band

and Jammers HP and Culture Night on Wednesday will

feature troupe performances and your favorite fungi

band Razor Blades. So get down to the festival village,

grab some great food and your friends and have fun,

fun fun!

London Olympics 2012Don’t miss the Opening Ceremony of the London

Olympics, this Friday from 3pm and support our dele-

gation of two – flag bearer Tahesia Harrigan-Scott and

J’Maal Alexander. RBVIYC will be showing it on their

big screen with Pimms and bangers and mash to set

the scene and see whether London can put on a bet-

ter show than Beijing four years ago – it will be a hard

act to follow!

Guy Eldridge Memorial RaceIt’s that time again for the Royals (RBVIYC) and

Loyals (WEYC) to battle it out for the Manhattan Yacht

Club Trophy. The race will start off Nanny Cay at 12

noon on Saturday, 28th July and finish in Great

Harbour, Peter Island. The top three yachts will then

nominate crew to compete for the trophy, which

involves relays in dinghies. Drinks, lunch, dancing and

general shenanigans will follow at Oceans 7. A pirate

phrase or two always helps to decide the winner, such

as, “C’,mon, lad, shiver me timbers!” Last year the

Loyals failed to bring home the loot, but this year they

are determined to get the trophy back! Registration is

at Nanny Cay between 10:30am and 11:30am on the

day of the race. Call Andrew Waters 494-4868 for

more details.

Paddle the BayA shout out to all Stand-Up Paddlers and

Kayakers! This Saturday, head over to Sebastians at

4pm to “Paddle the Bay” from Apple to Cane Garden

Bay. After the event, join sunset revelers for an

Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

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live music •events •concerts •parties •sports •movies a

THURSDAY - JULY 26ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm THE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm music by Da AtisORIGIN— Lunch take out from 12-2pm, Sushi from 5:30-11pmFESTIVAL GROUNDS — Gospel Fest w/ Judith Gayle &Positive from 7:30pm

NANNY CAYBEACH BAR — Wallyball Thursday from 5pm

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Tapas & music by CandymanQUITO’S— Quito plays solo

FRIDAY - JULY 27ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm THE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm music by Da AtisLE GRAND CAFÉ— Courvoisier Fridays ORIGIN— Sushi from 5:30-11pm UP’S— Corporate Happy Hour from 5-7, Beers $1.FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Showtime & Spectrum BandRBVIYC — 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony withPimms & bangers and mash from 3pm

NANNY CAYBEACH BAR — TGIF Party from 5pm. Free bar snacks

BRANDYWINE BAYBRANDYWINE RESTAURANT — Amuse Bouche &Champagne Bar from 5pm

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Olympic Opening Ceremony & wear yourcountry’s colorsQUITO’S— Live music by Quito & The Edge & DJ Hype ELM’S— Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; Happy Hour 4-6:30pm

SATURDAY - JULY 28ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm ORIGIN— Sushi from 5:30-11pmTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pm music by Da AtisNOEL LLOYD PARK— Kiddies Fiesta from 10amUP’S— Crystal Ball roller skating disco party w/ DJ’sBirch & Millennium King. Dress to party 21+.FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Calypso Competition 9pm

NANNY CAYNANNY CAY — Guy Eldridge Memorial Race, Reg10:30-11:30. Race starts at noon to Oceans 7, Peter Isl.

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S—Paddle the Bay to Myetts Luau and PigRoast; Jaegermeister specials & Beach VolleyballQUITO’S— Live music by Candyman

CAPOON’S BAYSEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Pabble the Bay 4pm

SUNDAY - JULY 29ROAD TOWNTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmUPS— Latin Sunday with DJ Foggie

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ts •parties •sports •movies and more

UPCOMING EVENTS

FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Steel Band Fest & New Era

BREWERS BAYSUMMER BEACH JAMZ — Live bands, DJs & watertoys from 10am - 7pm

CANE GARDEN BAYELM’S— Beach BBQ & Live Entertainment; Happy Hour 4-6:30pmMYETT’S— Local Menu Specials & Clem on Steel Pan

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

WEST ENDTHE CLUBHOUSE @ FRENCHMANS — SundayBrunch, Mojito Madness Jappy Jour

MONDAY - JULY 30ROAD TOWNPUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm LE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmTHE PUB— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmmusic by Da AtisFESTIVAL GROUNDS — Local DJ, Xtreme Band &Showtime Band

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Margarita & Mexican night music byCandymanQUITO’S—Live Music by Guest Artist

WEST ENDSEBASTIANS BY THE SEA — Happy Hour 4-6pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND — Caribbean Night & Tropical Buffetwith live music from 6-10pmBEYC— Blue Marlin Tournament until Aug 2

TUESDAY - JULY 31ROAD TOWNLE GRANDE CAFÉ— Rôti de Porc Night (roast pig)ORIGIN— Sushi 5:30-11pmTHE PUB— Happy Hour 5-7pm music by Da AtisFESTIVAL GROUNDS — Youth Night; FTM Crew, VIBand & Jammers HP

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— End of Lobster Season; All day lobster spe-cials & music by CandymanQUITO’S—Live music Quito solo

WEDNESDAY - AUG. 1ROAD TOWNLE GRAND CAFÉ— Heineken Happy Hour 5-7pmORIGIN— Sushi from 5:30-11pmTHE PUB— Happy Hour 5-7pm music by Da AtisFESTIVAL GROUNDS — Culture Night w/ TroupePerformances, King & Queen of the Band, Razorblades &Xtreme Band

CANE GARDEN BAYMYETT’S— Kareem’s Birthday Bash from 5pmQUITO’S—Live Music by Too Smooth Band

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

VG & OUTER ISLANDSSCRUB ISLAND — Lobster Night

Festival Parade — Aug 6

Full Moon — August 2

International Reggae Show— August 3

BSMA Car Show— August 4

Emancipation Service— August 5

Miss BVI Pageant — August 5

EE/LL Festival — August 6

Horse Racing — August 7

Torch Light Procession— August 9

Carrot Bay Fiesta— August 9 - 11

Ms. Teen Diva — August 25

Moorings Interline Regatta— October 9-18

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evening of relaxed tunes, volleyball and a luau with a

pig roast on the beach at Myett’s from 6pm.

Jaegermeister is also promoting its drink, so whether

a game of volleyball at sunset is your thing or you are

one of the paddlers ¬– come down and enjoy the fun.

Chez PartezChez Bamboo on VG is having its closing party on

Friday, July 27th. All beers, well drinks and wine by the

bottle are half price, there is a special on Tapas where

if you buy four you get one free and during happy hour

from 5-7pm there will be two for one Martinis. DJ Fatz

will be there to keep the party rocking and prizes go to

the ladies with the shortest skirts and highest heels!

Tickets are $5, which puts you in the raffle to win a 37”

TV.

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tv specials & highlights

B Barter KingsP Chasing UFOsQ The Little Prince An alien visitsEarth in a clay animation adaptation ofthe Antoine de Saint-Exupery tale.

9:01 _ ( Primetime: What WouldYou Do?

9:30 6 Ice PilotsB Barter Kings∂ House of Lies

10:00 _ ( 20/20* Blue Bloods, Homeland: Immigration inAmerica1 Dog Whisperer3 Falling Skies4 Common Law< Felix Varela Cuban priest FelixVarela.> Fashion PoliceB Barter KingsP Chasing UFOs

10:30 B Barter Kings11:00 0 America’s Most Wanted

1 Into the Pride6 Twist of FateP Chasing UFOs∂ True Blood

SATURDAY JULY 28, 2012

7:00 L Outlaw EmpiresP Locked Up Abroad

7:30 B Storage WarsD America’s Oil Rush: Boom orBust A modern day oil rush inWilliston, N.D. fuels a boom in jobs, butalso brings a rise in crime.

8:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: HomeEdition (Part 1 of 2)* NYC 221 Pit Boss< Loyola, the Soldier Saint The Lifeof Ignatius, from the Spanish court of

THURSDAY JULY 26, 2012

7:00 0 Trading Spouses: Meet YourNew Mommy (Part 2 of 2)4 NCIS: St. Maarten-St. MartinB The First 48L Property WarsP Border Wars

7:05 π Monty Python: Almost theTruth (The Lawyer’s Cut)

8:00 _ ( Wipeout) The Vampire Diaries* The Big Bang Theory` The Office0 Project Runway1 Deadly 604 NCIS> The SoupB The First 48D Steve Jobs: Billion Dollar HippieApple from a suburban garage to globalsupremacy.L Property WarsN Car Warriors∂ The Newsroom

8:30 ` Parks and Recreation8:31 * Two and a Half Men9:00 ) The L.A. Complex

* Big Brother, Independent Lens` Saving Hope1 Must Love CatsB The First 48L Auction KingsN Wrecked

9:30 L Auction KingsN Wrecked

10:00 _ ( Rookie Blue (Part 1 of 2)` Rock Center With Brian Williams1 Dog Whisperer3 The BorgiasL Property WarsN Hard Parts: South BronxP American Gypsies

10:01 4 Suits

10:30 0 Project RunwayB Cajun JusticeL Property WarsN Hard Parts: South Bronx

11:00 1 TankedL Auction KingsN Car WarriorsP American Gypsies

FRIDAY JULY 27, 2012

7:00 B Barter KingsL Flying Wild AlaskaP Border Wars

7:30 B Barter Kings8:00 _ ( Shark Tank

) Nikita* Undercover Boss1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals> 15 Awesomest Boy BandsInterviews, expert commentary, and newsclips of the greatest boy bands.B Barter KingsD Cocaine Cowboys How Miamibecame the drug, murder, and cash capi-tal of US.P Chasing UFOs

8:05 ∏ R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour:The Series

8:30 1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals6 Twist of FateB Barter Kings∏ R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: TheSeries

8:45 ∂ House of Lies8:50 ∫ Chicas Max Prime Featurette9:00 ) Nikita

* CSI: NY, Havana, Havana! — PBS Arts Cubanmusician Raúl Paz brings togetherDescemer Bueno, Kelvis Ochoa andDavid Torrens for concert. (N)1 My Cat From Hell4 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit6 Ice Pilots

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SavagesBy Arlena St.Hilaire

Savages is nothing if not

unique. The basic plot

isn’t unique – a group of

crafty outsiders take on

the mob – but the

specifics are so peculiar

that you’ll feel compelled

to both applaud and mut-

ter, “what the heck!”

Often at the same time.

The Movie begins with (Blake Lively) Ophelia

(nicknamed “O”) narrating, but refusing to tell

whether or not she’s doing so from beyond the grave.

She introduces her character as a free spirit in a sur-

prisingly stable three-way affair with ex-Navy SEAL

Chon (Taylor Kitsch) and botany genius/Good

Samaritan Ben (Aaron Johnson.)

They all live in a gorgeous home on Laguna Beach

and, in a flashback, we learn that they all work togeth-

er distributing the world’s greatest strain of marijua-

na. They’ve achieved a true happiness, with Chon pro-

viding the occasional muscle and Ben gallivanting the

globe, using his wealth to build clean water solutions

in third world countries. The characters in Savagesare constantly smoking pot, despite the fact that

nobody ever seems stoned.

Trouble comes though, when a Mexican cartel

headed by Elena (Salma Hayek) and represented by

Lado (Benicio Del Toro), demand to be part of their

thriving business. The pair decides wisely to just walk

away, but before they can skip town their love “O” is

kidnapped. Now they have to do whatever they’re

told in order to get her back. John Travolta gives his

best performance in years as a sniveling, corrupt FBI

agent. Who plays both sides to get what he wants.

This is when things get really crazy, with double-

crosses and violent raids but, to be frank, things are a

little off from the beginning. Savages loves its hazy

montages, be they of aggressive killings or a pictorial

symphony of a spoiled girl’s trip to the mall.

The pair agree that the only way to get “O” back

alive is to go head-to-head with Elena and Lado –

resulting in routinely compromised integrity and a trail

of bloodshed along the way.

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tv specials & highlights

1 Deadly 604 Law & Order: Special VictimsUnit6 Weather Caught on Camera: St. Maarten-St. MartinB Storage WarsN Dumbest Stuff on WheelsP Taboo

8:05 ∏ The Adventures of Merlin8:30 _ ( Last Man Standing

1 Deadly 60 (Part 1 of 2)N Dumbest Stuff on Wheels

9:00 _ ( Trust Us With Your Life) The L.A. Complex* NCIS: Los Angeles, History Detectives1 In the Dog HouseN Hard Parts: South BronxP American Gypsies

9:30 _ ( Trust Us With Your Life1 In the Dog HouseN Hard Parts: South Bronx

10:00 _ ( NY Med* Person of Interest, Frontline1 Dog Whisperer

10:01 4 Covert Affairs11:00 0 Bristol Palin: Life’s a Tripp

1 Pit Boss6 Weather Caught on CameraN Dumbest Stuff on WheelsP American Gypsies

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 2012

7:00 0 Trading Spouses: Meet YourNew Mommy4 NCISL American GunsP Taboo

7:30 B Storage Wars8:00 _ ( The Middle

) Supernatural* Big Brother1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals4 NCIS6 Coast Guard AlaskaL American GunsP Taboo∂ True Blood

8:30 _ ( Suburgatory1 The Planet’s Funniest AnimalsB Storage Wars

8:50 ∫ Chicas Max Prime Featurette9:00 _ ( Modern Family

) Supernatural* Criminal Minds1 It’s Me or the Dog4 Royal PainsP America’s Lost Treasures

9:30 B Storage Wars9:31 _ ( Modern Family

10:00 * CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation1 Dog Whisperer

10:01 4 Necessary Roughness10:02 _ ( Final Witness10:30 B Barter Kings11:00 1 Saved

6 Coast Guard AlaskaL American GunsP America’s Lost Treasures

his youth to his military career and hisfounding of the Jesuit order.B Storage WarsL Outlaw EmpiresN Hard Parts: South BronxP Locked Up Abroadπ The Borgias

8:10 Z Stevie Wonder: Live at LastOne of the best exponents of Americanmusic, the songwriing musician performsin London.

8:30 6 Lifeguard!N Hard Parts: South Bronx∏ Feria de Juguetes de Nueva York2012

8:40 ∫ Making Of Chicas Max Prime2012

9:00 _ ( Extreme Makeover: HomeEdition (Part 2 of 2)* Hawaii Five-0, Havana, Havana! — PBS ArtsCuban musician Raúl Paz brings togetherDescemer Bueno, Kelvis Ochoa andDavid Torrens for concert.1 Must Love CatsL Outlaw EmpiresN Hard Parts: South BronxP American Gypsies[ CNN Presents

9:30 6 Twist of FateB Storage WarsN Hard Parts: South Bronx

10:00 _ ( Castle (Part 2 of 2), Homeland: Immigration in America

10:30 N Hard Parts: South Bronx11:00 $ Pinche Pancho

0 Army Wives4 Necessary RoughnessL Outlaw EmpiresP American Gypsies

SUNDAY JULY 29, 2012

7:00 _ ( America’s Funniest HomeVideos* 60 Minutes0 Army Wives: Show Yourself St. MaartenP Hitler’s Hidden Holocaust Tragedyengulfs Europe when specialized unitsknown as “Einsatzgruppen” commit theNazi’s first mass killings.

7:30 1 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries8:00 _ ( Secret Millionaire

, Secrets of the Manor HouseBackground of the British titled class inEdwardian times.1 Monster Bug Wars!6 Pyros> Keeping Up With the KardashiansB LongmireP Nazi Underworld The lifestyles ofHitler and his inner circle are revealed.

8:01 * Big Brother8:05 ∫ Strike Back8:15 $ Vidas al Límite Querían fama

pero no las graves consecuencias deconvertirse en modelos.

9:00 * 3, Masterpiece Mystery!. Gospelfest Dionne Warwick,Hezekiah Walker, Vicki Winans, Kurt Carr,

Regina Bell, J. Moss, Cissy Houston, Keith“Wonderboy” Johnson, Roberta Flak, andBishop TD Jakes.6 Coast Guard Alaska> Keeping Up With the KardashiansB LongmireD The Costco Craze: Inside theWarehouse Giant Inside the huge andhugely popular Costco, famous for makingwarehouse shopping into an adventure.L Off the Hook: Extreme Catches∂ True Blood

9:30 L Off the Hook: Extreme Catches10:00 * The Mentalist

4 Political Animals< Walsingham: England’s NazarethThe history of the Shrine of Our Lady ofWalsingham in Norfolk, England.B LongmireL MythBusters∂ The Newsroom

10:30 , Atchafalaya Houseboat WriterGwen Roland builds a houseboat onLouisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin.N Car Crazy

11:00 2 Let’s Stay Together6 Coast Guard Alaska

MONDAY JULY 30, 2012

7:00 4 NCIS: Los Angeles6 Weather Center LiveB The First 48K In Search of the TruthP Taboo

7:20 ∫ The Geneva International MotorShow 2012

8:00 _ ( Bachelor Pad) 90210* How I Met Your Mother1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals: ICT Road Show - Part 1D Ripping Off the Rich The theft ofhigh-profile art and jewelry becomes abooming criminal enterprise. (N)

8:30 * 2 Broke Girls1 The Planet’s Funniest Animals

9:00 ) Remodeled* Two and a Half Men1 Dogs 101P Border Wars

9:31 * Mike & Molly10:00 * Hawaii Five-0

1 Dog Whisperer> ScoutedP Locked Up Abroad

10:01 _ ( The Glass House11:00 1 Hillbilly Handfishin’

P Locked Up Abroad

TUESDAY JULY 31, 2012

7:00 4 Law & Order: Special VictimsUnit6 Weather Center LiveB Storage WarsP Taboo

8:00 _ ( The Middle) Hart of Dixie* NCIS, American Masters

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By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway in London

LONDON—Of the 204 Olympic Committees send-

ing athletes to the London Olympic Games and stay-

ing in training camps across England, only one will

have experienced the true English hospitality.

Athletes and officials from around the world will have

come to London for the Olympic Games which opens

tomorrow, stay in the Olympic Games Village, then

walk away without knowing anyone, or getting a true

feel of the English hospitality.

There are 10,490 athletes accredited to the

London Olympic Games, but only two will experience

what Tahesia Harrigan-Scott and J’Maal Alexander

have experienced, during their pre Games training

camp in Aston.

There 204 Secretary Generals of Olympic

Committees across the globe, 203 of which won’t

have the experience I’ve had staying in Aston with the

team.

Of the 1000s of athletes who have been in training

camps across Great Britain, only two would have

stayed in family homes, had tea, coffee, scones and

broken up the monotony of the same daily routine.

Having a training facility all to themselves also helped

them focus on their Games preparations.

Not many local people in an Olympic Games’ host

country get to meet and interact

with Olympic athletes. Harrigan-

Scott and Alexander have been able

to share their experiences with

many in Aston, time and again and

be ambassadors for the country at

various functions they attended.

Besides the Team Welcoming

Ceremony in the Olympic Games Village, the Aston

community came out in droves last Thursday to wel-

come Team BVI to the city. It was our turn to say

thanks to all the host families and David and Shirley

Parker, who over the last three years, have hosted

several BVI teams and athletes either training or pass-

ing through England on an athletic mission some-

where. They were the ones co-ordinating our program

in Aston, after discussions began 5-years ago in Rio

de Janeiro, Brazil, with Rosemary Mula, about Aston

hosting the BVI for the London Olympic Games.

Coach Winston Potter, Chef de Mission Dag

Samuels and Physiotherapist Dr. Angela Salsedo,

Harrgian-Scott and Alexander were able to meet

Aston Primary School students, parents and extend-

ed family, sign autographs, take photos and eat

numerous English homemade goods.

Having the Enis Adams Primary School Hawks

Dance Group perform to Fungi music as well at vari-

ous functions, also made them feel at home.

When they broke camp on Tuesday afternoon and

entered the Olympic Games Village, they walked

away from their stay in Aston with an unparalleled

experience that will remain with them forever.

This is something no other team has had since we

begin participating in the Olympic

Games in 1984.

Our athletes now have a com-

munity following them and wish-

ing them well as they compete in

the Olympic Games. And that’s a

different Olympic Games experi-

ence altogether!J'Maal Alexander, left and Taheisa Harrigan-Scott withAston Primary School students

A Different Olympic Games Experience

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; Diesel TV3:30 & Best of First Take

8 College Football Live (N)4:00 & 8 NFL Live (N)

; LOKAR Car Show4:30 ; Motorhead Garage TV5:00 D XXX Summer Olympics Boxing. 5:15 = MLB Postgame7:00 & MLB Baseball (N)7:30 ` The Olympic Zone8:00 ` XXX Summer Olympics

Swimming, Gymnastics, Diving. 4 WWE Monday Night RAW

10:00 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N)M Heads-Up Poker

11:00 & NFL Live (Taped)11:30 N Gearz

TUESDAY JULY 31, 2012

12:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N)N Motorcycle FIM World Supersport:Czech Republic.

1:00 ; Ball Up Street BallN MotoGP Racing WorldChampionship: Laguna Seca.

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

5:00 D XXX Summer OlympicsBoxing. (N Same-day Tape)

6:00 ; Baseball’s Golden AgeN NASCAR Race Hub (N)

7:00 & MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers atBoston Red Sox. (N)

8:00 ` XXX Summer OlympicsGymnastics, Swimming, Diving. 8 2012 World Series of Poker BigOne for One Drop. (Taped)= MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates atChicago Cubs. (N)

9:00 8 2012 World Series of PokerBig One for One Drop.

11:00 & NFL Live (Taped); Road to the Octagon (N)

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 2012

12:00 ; World Wild Adventures12:30 PM ; Babe Winkelman’s

Outdoor Secrets1:30 ; Progressive Bass Wrap Up

Show2:10 = MLB Baseball Pittsburgh

Pirates at Chicago Cubs. (N)3:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N)3:30 8 College Football Live (N)5:00 D XXX Summer Olympics

Boxing. (N Same-day Tape)6:00 ; UFC Ultimate Insider

N NASCAR Race Hub (N)7:00 & MLB Baseball (N)

8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA.8:00 ` XXX Summer Olympics

Swimming, Gymnastics, BeachVolleyball, Diving. (N); Bull Riding CBR Lafayette.

9:00 N 101 Cars You Must Drive10:00 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N)

N Barrett-Jackson Special Edition11:00 & NFL Live (Taped)

THURSDAY JULY 26, 2012

12:30 PM ; Golf Life ’122:00 & 8 SportsCenter (N)

; The Dan Patrick Show (N)3:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N)N NASCAR Racing K&N Pro Series:Monroe. (N)

3:30 & Best of First Take (N)8 College Football Live (N); Golf Life ’12

4:00 & NFL Live8 NFL Live (N); Baseball’s Golden Age

  6:00 ; Boys in the HallM XXX Summer Olympics Men’sSoccer: Teams TBA.N NASCAR Race Hub (N)

6:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider7:00 & 2011 World Series of Poker

8 NFL Live8:00 & 2011 World Series of Poker8:30 6 Epic Conditions9:00 8 Audibles (N)

; Action Sports WorldChampionships

10:00 & Baseball Tonight8 Baseball Tonight (N)

11:00 ; Fox:London 201211:30 6 Epic Conditions

9 Extra Time

FRIDAY JULY 27, 2012

12:00 ; Soccer2:00 N Motorcycle Racing FIM World

Superbike: Czech Republic, Race 1.3:00 & 8 Outside the Lines First

Report (N)N Motorcycle Racing FIM WorldSuperbike: Czech Republic, Race 2.

3:30 & Best of First Take (N)8 College Football Live (N)

4:00 & 8 NFL Live (N); Billiards Mosconi Cup.N Rolex Sports Car Series RacingIndianapolis. (N)

6:30 ; Baseball’s Golden Age7:00 & MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox

at New York Yankees. 7:30` XXX Summer Olympics OpeningCeremony. ; Fox Focus: London 2012

8:00 M Heads-Up Poker 2011 Round of32: Hearts and Diamonds.

9:00 M Heads-Up Poker 2011 Round of16: Clubs and Spades.N ARCA RE/MAX Series RacingIndianapolis. (N)

9:30 8 Jaws’ Film Room (N)10:00 & Boxing Raymundo Beltran vs.

Hank Lundy. (N)M Heads-Up Poker 2011 Round of 16:Hearts and Diamonds.

11:00M Heads-Up Poker 2011Quarterfinals: Clubs and Spades.N Formula 1 Debrief (N)

SATURDAY JULY 28, 2012

12:00 & Barclays Premiership: Goalsof the Season (Taped)8 Golf Senior Open Championship,Third Round. (N)

12:30 PM 9 Final ScoreN NASCAR Racing NationwideSeries: Kroger 200, Qualifying.

1:00 & Soccer Liverpool vs. TottenhamHotspur. (N)

3:00 & American Le Mans SeriesRacing* PGA Tour Golf RBC CanadianOpen, Third Round. (N)

3:30 D XXX Summer OlympicsBoxing. (N)

5:00 & American Le Mans SeriesRacing

7:00 & NHRA Drag Racing SonomaNationals. (N Same-day

7:30 ` The Olympic Zone; Fox Focus: London 2012

8:00 ) MLB Baseball New York Mets atArizona Diamondbacks. ` XXX Summer Olympics Swimming,Gymnastics, Beach Volleyball. (N)M MLS Soccer Los Angeles Galaxy atFC Dallas. (N)

11:00 N MotoGP Racing WorldChampionship Qualifying: Laguna Seca.

11:30 M World of Adventure Sports

SUNDAY JULY 29, 2012

12:00 & PBA Bowling SummerShootout. (Taped)

12:30 PM & PBA Bowling SummerShootout. (Taped)

1:00 & LPGA Tour Golf Evian Masters,Final Round. (N)8 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:Brickyard 400. (N)

2:00 * Road to the PGAChampionship (N)

2:10 = MLB Baseball St. LouisCardinals at Chicago Cubs. (N)

4:00 ) MLB Baseball New York Metsat Arizona Diamondbacks. . Triathlon New York City Triathlon.

6:00 & Motorcycle Racing AMAMotocross.; Bull Riding CBR Lafayette. N MotoGP Racing WorldChampionship: Laguna Seca.

7:00 & 8 Baseball Tonight (N)` XXX Summer OlympicsGymnastics, Swimming, Diving. M MLS Soccer New EnglandRevolution at Philadelphia Union.

8:00 & MLB Baseball Boston Red Soxat New York Yankees. 8 MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox atNew York Yankees.

11:00 M Beach VolleyballN AMA Pro Racing Laguna Seca.

MONDAY JULY 30, 2012

12:30 PM ; Boys in the Hall2:10 = MLB Baseball3:00 & Outside the Lines (N)

8 Outside the Lines First Report (N)