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ALSO THIS WEEK: Christmas in Spanish Town • Pacquiao vs. Marquez 4 • Norman Island Pig Roast • Electronic Recycling

Dec 6 - 12, 2012Vol.25, No.12

Christmas ConcertHLSCC Presents its Annual

December 8th 2012

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This Week’s Feature Story

Jane Bakewell

Glitter, Gold and Holiday BargainsAll that “glitters may not be gold” - but what if you

throw in silver, precious stones and a shimmer fromchocolate? Jewellery lovers take note; Mi AmourJewellers (located in the old Columbian Emeralds store)is dishing out the love beginning on December 12th withtheir “Twelve Days of Christmas Specials. ” There will befabulous discounts for bargain seekers ranging from 10percent off brand name jewellery and watches to 50 per-cent off gold and silver necklaces, earrings andbracelets. And what about the chocolate? The diamondsfeatured in house come in shades of white, blue, blackand yes, even chocolate!

Former Columbian Emeralds manager EileenBourke, now a partner in Mi Amor is thrilled to open thedoors of hospitality and plans to dothat in style with a grand openingscheduled for Friday, December 14. Ifyou are free at noon head over for the“Naughty Noon” event, whichincludes champagne and many deca-dent chocolaty delights by “Sim andSam Cupcakes and Confections,”including elegantly tasty truffles. Butsave yourself for the big event Friday

evening starting at 5pm when Mi Amor rolls out the redcarpet. There will be gift bags for everyone who comes,live music, and a delightful array of Caribbean andEuropean finger foods including samosas, mince meatpies and more chocolaty delights including a three-tiered“cupcake–cake” by Sim and Sam.

“Our store colors are chocolate brown, raspberryand orange, so the opening night’s events from food tobeverages will reflect those colors,” Eileen enthuses.She hopes many will come out and see the new store andtake advantage of an early start on the bargains that willbe in place. “We really have something for everyonefrom an infant and preteen line of gold and silver jew-ellery called Kiddie Craft to a line specifically for teens by

designer Lauren G. Adams, which fea-tures leather cuff charm bracelets,”Eileen explains. A bridal collection is alsofeatured with matching his and hers ringsets. Men, don’t despair, Mi Amor has notforgotten you with name brand watchlines and jewellery for men in 18-karatwhite gold, silver and titanium. You canalso browse online at Mi Amor’s web-page www.miamorluxury.com

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The Gift of Today

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December is here! The month many of us have been

waiting for where adults get to be like children and shout

with glee at receiving gifts. We are in the season of giv-

ing, but guess what? We do not have to wait until

December 25, to appreciate the gifts we will receive –

today, we can be thankful for the gifts we have. One such

gift is the gift of today. We have today.

Many persons did not make it today, they just never

woke up, but we did.

Open your eyes, your heart and your mind and seewhat you have. Instead of complaining constantly about

what we don’t have which makes us miserable and

unhappy, we can change our whole mood and perspec-

tive on life if we pay attention to what we do have. Do

you have a job? Many people don’t. Do you have the gift

of hearing? Some don’t. Aren’t you relieved that you do

not live in a war zone? At least for today…think about it.

Be Grateful. Say thanks often and learn to feel a

sense of gratitude. We are not automatically entitled to

many things, but we get them any way. So instead of

pouting when thing don’t go the way we want and throw-

ing temper tantrums when people don’t behave exactly

as we expect them too, we just need to accept that we do

not have ultimate control over everything and instead

have a spirit of gratitude for our daily blessings.

Share with others. Today is the day when we should

ask ourselves, “what can I do to make a difference?,”

“how can I give back?,” “how can I share some of these

blessings with someone who will benefit from them?” A

gift does not have to cost anything. It can be a smile,

some of your precious time, lending a book, or offering

someone your place in the line. When we help others, it

enriches our own lives.

Gratitude is a state of mind that can help us to over-

look challenges and cope with so many things in life. We

won’t bury our heads in the sand and not acknowledge

that there is disaster and sickness and injustice and ris-

ing prices and death all around us – but we will learn to

appreciate the beauty and the gift of life, in spite of all

that is going on.

Today is a gift and when it is gone, it won’t come

back, so let’s make the most of it.

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On a recent yacht delivery to the BVI via Bermuda I

had a chance to visit the wonderful National Maritime

Museum on the archipelago’s western end. Like some of

our museums in the BVI, such as the VI Folk Museum,

Old Government House and the Lower Estate Sugar

Works, museums are fascinating places; repositories of

archives, artifacts and art from bygone days, and in the

case of Bermuda’s National Maritime Museum – all

things historically nautical. Museums remind us of our

history and teach us valuable lessons so as not to repeat

mistakes of the past.

Bermuda’s National Maritime Museum is housed in

the old naval dockyard, which was built to support the

Royal Navy after the American revolutionary war. There

are many interesting exhibits including the origins of

Bermuda’s population, the majority of which were

migrants from Caribbean islands. One exhibit that

attracted my attention was that of the Censorship

Department.

During World War 2 it was found necessary to

inspect all the mail leaving the US for Europe and vice

versa in order to expose any communication that would

hinder the war effort. There were hundreds of censors

and one of the requirements was that they should be lin-

guists, fluent in several languages. The exhibit showed

pictures of the offices at the famous Princess Hotel in

Hamilton where the censors worked as well as sea

planes and ships being unloaded and loaded with literal-

ly tons of mail and packages. It described the living con-

ditions where the censors were billeted and their off duty

pastimes. The exhibit also highlighted some of the inter-

ceptions; one parcel from the US was found to contain

large quantities of diamonds and thousands in ban-

knotes, sent from a Nazi sympathizer and bound for

Germany. Some messages were camouflaged in invisi-

ble ink and told of aircraft production and shipping

movements. Other messages, written on scraps of

paper, were from Jews interred in concentration camps

and begging the US for help.

The exhibit attracted my attention because both

my parents were employed in Bermuda’s Censorship

Department at the beginning of the war; in fact they met

there and towards the end of their service were married

in Bermuda. Of course I knew of this; it was sometimes

a topic of discussion during family gatherings, but I

never had any real insight into the operation. The

Bermuda exhibit changed all that; it was an eye-opener.

My mother was a major performer in their thespian

group, the Censorship Players, often taking the leading

role. They worked long hours but there were bicycling

trips, cocktail parties and swimming in the pool at the

Princess Hotel where they were accommodated. It could

be said that it was a plum assignment and I think that

both my parents realized it. From my point of view it was

a plum assignment too, for without it I wouldn’t be here!

Museums, they not only inform us of our past but

sometimes can be relevant on a personal note.

By Julian Putley

Museums – On A Personal Note

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come together and per-

form representing your

district, she explained.”

Co-hosted by the

Department of Culture the

organizers hope to revive

an event with a feel for the

“good olde days.”

New Sports Center for AllSaturday, December 8 at 4pm, the New Life Baptist

Church will celebrate the grand opening of the Save the

Seed Recreational and Learning Centre. The vision for the

name came from a desire to offer the youth of the territo-

ry healthy outlets for sports and recreation. The facilities

comprise a six lane bowling alley, multi-purpose court for

basketball, volleyball etc., a fitness centre, food court

and full service restaurant. The gym membership offers a

variety of packages that include exercise classes and use

of the gym facilities. Contact Jackie at New Life BaptistChurch 494-4104 for details.

Island PartiesSaturday December 8, the Bat Cave will be lit up

with the Old Skool verses New Skool Party. The familiartunes of DJ Wiz, DJ Bertrum, and DJ Dallaz and DJ Taz willelectrify the night. Party starts at 10pm with a $10 admis-sion before 12am. Norman Island is the place to be onSunday December 9 for the first Pig Roast Party in thenewly refurbished Pirate’s Bight Restaurant. DJ Bertrum

Vol. 25, No. 12 • Dec 6 - 12, 2012

Your Guide to British Virgin Islands EventsBy Jan Critchley

Christmas is in the AirThere are a host of events scheduled this week to

get you in the Christmas spirit starting with the annualHLSCC Christmas Concert on Staturday December 8 at

8pm. The college rolls out its finest with performances by

the Brass, Woodwind and Jazz Ensembles along with the

Chamber Players and a Chorale group now 50-strong,

directed by Erica Wattley. Tickets are $20 and can be pur-

chased at the door or one of the ticket outlets such as

LIME or Sunny Caribbee.

The Virgin Gorda community gets an early jump on

festivities with Christmas in Spanish Town kicking off this

weekend on Friday December 7 and Saturday December

8. The event begins each day at 10 am with vendor stalls

overflowing with handmade crafts, tasty local food, and

drinks. Plenty of musical entertainment will keep you

rocking from sun up to sundown. This year’s lineup

includes Caribbean Ecstasy, Hardcore Band and Hart

Atack Band from the USVI. A real draw will be the

“Scratch Off’ competition with the Lashing Dogs, Razor

Blades, Leon and the Hot Shots and VG Flavour. Ferry

service through out the day can bring you right to the

holiday celebrations.

Don’t miss another fun cultural Christmas event

billed as the Clash of the Carolers singing competition

held at HLSCC auditorium on Tuesday December 11 at

6:30pm. This is a community wide “shout out” to all car-

olers from districts throughout the territory. “We want

friends, family and strangers living in the same district to


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

THURSDAY - DEC. 6

ROAD TOWN

PUSSER’S— Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

ORIGIN— Sushi from 5-11pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Tapas Thursdays music by Brian Neale

from 5pm

QUITO’S— Live music by Quito solo

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s Mojito

Madness Jappy Jour and $2 tacos

FRIDAY - DEC. 7

ROAD TOWN

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

FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Electronic Recyclingbetween 8am- 5pm

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s MojitoMadness Jappy Jour and $2 tacos

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Speciality Pizza music Candyman 5pm

QUITO’S— Live music by Quito & the Edge

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SCRUB ISLAND— BBQ in paradise buffet with live

music 6-10pm

SPANISH TOWN (VG)— Christmas in Spanish Town

from 10am

SATURDAY - DEC. 8

ROAD TOWN

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

BAT CAVE— Old Skool vs. New Skool Party, music byDJs Bertrum, Dallaz, Wiz and Taz from 10pm

FESTIVAL GROUNDS — Electronic Receclingbetween 9am- 1pm

LE PETITE SPORTS LOUNGE — Pacquiao vs.

Marquez 4 from 9pm

DUFF’S BOTTOMNEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH — Save the SeedRecreation Center Grand Opening 4pm

NANNY CAY

CAPT. MULLIGAN’S — Pacquiao vs. Marquez 4from 9pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Lobster mania music by Brian Neale 5pm

QUITO’S— Live music by Evolution Band 7pm

EAST END

HLSCC— Christmas Concert from 8pm

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

UPCOMING EVENTS

WEST END



VG & OUTER ISLANDS

SPANISH TOWN (VG)— Christmas in Spanish Town

from 10am

SUNDAY - DEC. 9

WEST END

THE CLUBHOUSE — at Frenchman’s Sunday

Brunch from 11-2pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Local Menu w/ fried fish & Johnny cake

steel pan vibes by Clem 1pm, Brian Neale 4pm

VG & OUTER ISLANDS

NORMAN ISLAND— Pig Roast Party, music by DJ

Bertrum & VI Showtime Band. Ferry leaves at 11:30am

MONDAY - DEC. 10

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Margarita & Mexican Specials welcome

back Latitude 18 & Eric Stone

QUITO’S— Live Music by Guest Artist

TUESDAY - DEC. 11

WEST END



EAST END

HLSCC— Clash of the Carolers 6:30pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Speciality Pizza, music by Brian Neale 5pm

QUITO’S—Live music Quito plays solo

WEDNESDAY - DEC. 12

WEST END



CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S— Wacky Bushwacker Specials music

Candyman 5pm

QUITO’S— Live Music by Too Smooth 7pm

Willard Wheatley PrimaryChristmas Concert — Dec 13

Parade of Lights &Christmas Extravaganza— Dec 14

MI Amor Jewellers GrandOpening — Dec 14

VIP Terrace Club OpeningParty — Dec 14

Dora’s Christmas Adventure— Dec 15

Annual Police Ball — Dec 15

Full Moon — Dec 27

Foxy’s NYE Party — Dec 31

Trellis Bay NYE Party — Dec 31

Grown & Sexy NYE Party— Dec 31

Tito Puente Jr. @ HLSCCJan 12


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will be cranking out the sounds along with the VIShowtime Band. Entertainment includes a “Best Bikini”modeling show, and a swim competition. A speciallychartered Speedy’s ferry leaves Road Town at 11:30amand returning at 6pm. Tickets are $10 for the ferry only.

Maybe you’re not in a party mood then head ondown to Captain Mulligan’s or Le Petite Sports Loungefor Pacquiao vs. Marquez 4 on the big screen onSaturday December 8.

Recycling Difficult ItemsThis is the last weekend, Friday December 7 and

Saturday December 8, to clean out that stash of brokendown electronics and “Do the Right Thing.” IslandRecycling and Environmental Solutions (IRES) is collect-ing all electronic products such as; computers, laptops,cell phones, TVs, etc. at the Carnival Grounds in RoadTown. You may drop off your items between 8am to 5pmon Friday and 9am to 1pm on Saturday.

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By Claudia Colli

Life is tough in The Bathtub, the island in the

Louisiana bayou where six-year-old Hushpuppy and

her father Wink live. Hushpuppy’s existence, along with

the other residents of this isolated community, is primal

and mystical. They believe in the presence of prehis-

toric creatures called aurochs and the relationship of

the larger world and their fragile existence.

Hushpuppy, who is both observer and narrator,

bears witness to life here. She lives in a shack made up

of the detritus washed up on The Bathtub’s shore. Her

father, who lives in his own shanty next door, is not well

and metes out tough love to teach his daughter the sur-

vival skills she will need when he is no longer around.

There is an inter-connectedness between Hushpuppy

and her neighbors who embrace life as one large fami-

ly. They drink, they party and they ignore what is hap-

pening on the mainland with abandon. But they are

aware that the world is getting warmer, the ice caps are

melting and that their lifestyle is in jeopardy.

The Bathtub is separated from New Orleans by lev-

ees and when a Katrina-style hurricane floods the com-

munity their tenuous existence becomes a fight for sur-

vival, not just from the rising water, but also for the way

of life they have honed for generations. Life in The

Bathtub is not easy, there are no trappings of modern

civilization, but this is the way these islanders like it

and no one is going to take it away from them. When

mainlanders come and force them to evacuate to a

shelter, they eventually escape what they view as

imprisonment and return to their island home.

There are no professional actors in Beasts of the

Southern Wild. Hushpuppy is played by Quvenzhané

Wallis, who was selected from among 4,000 children

who auditioned for the role, and was seven when the

movie was completed. Dwight Henry, who plays her

father Wink, is a Louisiana baker who has no plans to

give up his profession for Hollywood. They and the

other actors capture the feel and camaraderie of this

isolated community like no professional actors could.

Now nine, Quvenzhané Wallis’ performance is so star-

tling that she is already being talked of as an Oscar

Nominee for best actress, which if chosen would make

her the youngest actress to be nominated for this

honor.

The film is squalid and realistic and yet it is lyrical

and lovely. It is a movie with a big heart and Hushpuppy

is one of the most endearing heroines I have seen in a

long time.

Beasts of the Southern Wild


tv specials & highlights


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17 Vol. 25, No. 12 • Dec 6 - 12, 2012

Jay Bobbin

Kristin Chenoweth Is Back In Country With Fox Awards As her year unlike

any other nears its end,

Kristin Chenoweth is

immersing herself in

country music again.

A co-host of last

year’s American Country

Awards on Fox, the

Tony- and Emmy-winning singing and acting dynamo

reteams with Trace Adkins (who’s had the job from the

start) to preside over the third annual event Monday,

Dec. 10. Lady Antebellum, Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts,

Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Little Big Town and Jake

Owen are among those slated to perform as the fan-

voted honors are announced at Las Vegas’ Mandalay

Bay Hotel & Casino.

“We’re really excited,” Chenoweth says of reuniting

with country star Adkins to guide the show. “We really

get along, and he’s just a cool person. For some reason,

we have this crazy chemistry that people enjoy. I enjoy it

myself, and I was bound and determined to not lose that

date. That was my goal, to be there for that.”

Indeed, the American Country Awards marks one of

Chenoweth’s first big jobs since her devastating accident

last summer on the set of CBS’ The Good Wife. While

filming what was to be a recurring part as a political

reporter, she was struck by a fallen light fixture ... result-

ing in serious injury to her face, skull, neck, spine and

ribs. Her doctors didn’t expect her to resume work this

soon, but she did.

“I just can’t have idle hands,” the typically energetic

Chenoweth confirms. “I was down for two months easily,

then into the third month, I slowly started coming back

out a little bit. It was a life-changing event for me, and I

don’t want to milk it dry, but it’s something that will take

me a while to recover from. I still have injuries that I’m

dealing with, but overall, I’m so lucky to be back. I’m get-

ting there.”

A year ago, while filming the ultimately short-lived

ABC series GCB, Chenoweth had an added incentive for

involvement in the American Country Awards: her own,

then-new country album, Some Lessons Learned.

“Country music is very inclusive,” she reflects, “but

you’ve got to pay your dues there. I think there was a lit-

tle bit of, ‘Wait a minute, now. She may be so-and-so, but

she’s not been in our world.’ When I was asked to do

‘GCB,’ I think it opened up a little bit of acceptance for

me. I’ll do another song from the album on the show this

year; the way we’re doing it is a secret, but I think it’ll be

really fun.”

The end of the country road may not be in sight

yet for Chenoweth in recording terms, since she con-

firms she’s “thinking about” making another album in

the genre.

“I have a lot of other songs in mind, including a cou-

ple that I wrote,” she says. “I have a label that I have to

answer to (Sony), so we’ll see how they feel about it, but

I do see that in my future.”

While country still may not be the music form she’s

most associated with, after such Broadway successes as

Wicked and Promises, Promises, Chenoweth notes that

she “grew up singing that way, and a lot of country music

artists were my idols. I love Julie Andrews and Barbra

Streisand, but I also love Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn.

Those were my people. That was all we had in

Oklahoma, country radio.


19 Vol. 25, No. 12 • Dec 6 - 12, 2012

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Norval Young is a certified FIBA referee—the only

basketball signal caller in the Territory with that tag. He

has also begun the process of becoming a certified

FIFA referee. When that happens, he’ll be the only local

referee certified in two international sports – basket-

ball and football.

When I first saw him in the football locker room, I

stupidly blurted out, “What are you doing here?” I’d only

seen him on the basketball court so it was sort of odd to

see him lacing up his shoes for a football match.

He gave a warm smile. “I’m a football referee too,”

he stated.

His football trek began in January 2012. “I was

always interested in the officiating part of the game and

when Franka Pickering was president, I inquired about it.

She then passed my name on to the executive in charge

and it has been full speed from there,” he explained. “I’m

really enjoying it. It’s a lot of hard work but at the end of

the day, it pays off.”

“Compared to basketball,” he said, “there’s a lot

more running to do and you have to be a lot fitter. You

still have the normal player and game management to

deal with and you have a lot more egos on the football

field,” he observed. “Everyone feels they know the rules

but I don’t think we have it down pat.”

He became a FIBA – certified referee during a

Trinidad clinic in 2006, when the Basketball Federation

sent six officials there. He thought it was a clinic where

he would gain knowledge as he had never refereed a

basketball game before.

“I was more like a table official – scorer, clock man –

those kind of things,” he recalled. “I saw the material

and mechanics they were teaching. When we did the

mechanics test, physical fitness and written tests at the

end of the day when I checked the website, I saw that I

was certified. I was shocked because I never really antic-

ipated that, but things work out for a reason.” He was

the only one of the six to make the grade.

Norval played basketball starting at Bregado Flax,

in the BVI Basketball Federation league on the champi-

onship As Enforcers Squad. He also played on Virgin

Gorda with Yardies on the old court. During his studied

in Holland, Jamaica and England, h e played for the

school teams. “We are always successful in one way or

the other,” he noted.

Volleyball was another sport he als loved and

played on the Virgin Roots team in the local league.

But, his passion has been refereeing. Young said

he’ll continue getting more football refereeing experi-

ence and when the opportunity arises and an assessor is

in the area, once recommended, he’ll seek certification.

“I will just continue to do what I can do and do my

best, continue to improve and hopefully when that time

comes, it will all work out as well,” he said.

Norval Young

Meet A Two-Sports Referee: Norval Young


21 Vol. 25, No. 12 • Dec 6 - 12, 2012



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7:00 1 Bad Dog!< Advent at Ephesus The daily life,spirituality and musical gifts of theBenedictines of Mary, Queen ofApostles.

8:00 1 Austin Stevens AdventuresL American Guns

8:30 B Storage Wars8:45 ∏ UNIVERSAL - VR. THE WIZ-

ARDING WORLD OF HARRY POT-TER VR FAmILY PAN

9:00 _ The middle( modern Family) Arrow

9:30 _ The Neighbors9:31 ( Barbara Walters Presents

the 10 most Fascinating People of2012 The journalist interviews some of2012’s top newsmakers: author E.L.James, writer Seth MacFarlane. (N)

10:00 _ modern Family10:31 _ Barbara Walters Presents

the 10 most Fascinating People of2012 The journalist interviews some of2012’s top newsmakers: author E.L.James, writer Seth MacFarlane. (N)

11:00 * CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation` Chicago FireP Hell on the Highway


M College Football Pittsburgh at NotreDame.

7:30 8 monday Night Countdown8:00 ; College Football Teams 9:30 8 NFL Football Philadelphia

Eagles at New Orleans Saints. 11:00 & 2012 World Series of Poker

Main Event.11:30 M NHL Live Postgame (N)11:45 9 Sport Today

TUESDAY DECEmBER 11, 2012

12:30 Pm M Quest for the One1:00 & First Take1:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor

Secrets2:00 M Blue Collar Adventures3:00 ; UEFA Champions League

Pregame (N)3:30 ; UEFA Champions League

Soccer Teams TBA. (N)4:00 & Outside the Lines (N)5:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly

Questionable (N)7:30 & mike and mike’s Best of the 9:00 & College Football Ball State at

Toledo. (N); UEFA Champions League SoccerTeams TBA. (N Same-day Tape)M Triathlon Ironman WorldChampionship.

10:00 8 madden NFL Alumni SkillsChallenge (N)

11:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider11:45 9 Sport Today

WEDNESDAY DECEmBER 12, 2012

12:00 Am & SportsNationM Triathlon Ironman WorldChampionship.

2:30 & mike and mike’s Best of the 4:00 8 College Football Teams

N Pinks5:00 & College Football Ball State at

Toledo.10:00 ; UEFA Champions League

Soccer Teams TBA.12:30 Pm ; Game Time ’123:00 & Best of mike and mike in the

morning (N)3:30 & NFL Films Presents5:30 & Dan Le Batard Is Highly

Questionable (N)6:00 ; Boat Racing OPA Offshore

Racing Series.8:00 & madden NFL Alumni SkillsChallenge (N)

9:00 & College Football BowlingGreen at Ohio. (N)8 NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ersat New Orleans Hornets. (

11:00 N Barrett-Jackson SpecialEdition

11:30 8 NBA Basketball San AntonioSpurs at Los Angeles Clippers. (N)

11:45 9 Sport Today

THURSDAY DECEmBER 6, 2012

12:30 Pm M Fishing With Rolandmartin

1:30 M O’Neill Outside (N)2:00 & Best of mike and mike in the

morning (N)3:00 & Best of First Take (N)6:00 ; Fox College Football Preview

Show6:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider7:00 & Audibles (N)8 College Football Live (N); Bull Riding CBR WorldChampionship - Part 1.M CNBC Sports Biz: Game On! (N)

7:30 8 College Football Virginia Techat Miami. (N)M CFL Football Hamilton Tiger-Cats atToronto Argonauts. (N)

9:00 & mLS Soccer Elimination Round: 10:00 ; Fox College Football Preview

Show10:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider

M Boxing Gabriel Rosado vs. CharlesWhittaker.

11:30 & All-Access Kentucky11:45 9 Sport Today

FRIDAY DECEmBER 7, 2012

12:30 Pm M Territories Wild (N)N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: AAATexas 500, Practice. (N)

2:00 & Best of mike and mike in themorning (N)N NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series:O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, Practice.

3:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N)N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Texas, Qualifying. (N)

4:30 & NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:AAA Texas 500, Qualifying.

6:00 ; UEFA Champions Leaguemagazine (N)N NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series:O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, FinalPractice. (N)

8:00 & College Football Live8 NBA Basketball Miami Heat at NewYork Knicks. (N); College Soccer Southern Methodistat Memphis. (N)N NASCAR Racing Camping WorldTruck Series: Texas. (N)

9:00 & College Football Washington atCalifornia. (N)M CFL Football Calgary Stampedersat Edmonton Eskimos.

10:30 8 NBA Basketball Los AngelesClippers at Los Angeles Lakers. (N); High School Football Teams

11:00 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:AAA Texas 500, Practice.

SATURDAY DECEmBER 8, 2012

12:30 Pm 9 Final Score

1:30 * 2012 CEO Endurance WorldChampionship

2:30 * College Football Special (N)3:00 & 8 College Football

Scoreboard (N)3:30 & _ ( * 8 ; College

Football Teams TBA. (N)` College Football Pittsburgh at NotreDame. (N)

4:00 N NASCAR Racing NationwideSeries: O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge,Qualifying. (N)

5:30 N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup:AAA Texas 500, Final Practice. (N)

6:30 & 8 College FootballScoreboard (N)

8:00 * College Football Alabama atLSU

10:00 & 8 College FootballScoreboard (N); Boxing Golden Boy: Fighters to BeAnnounced. (N)

10:30 8 College Football Teams 11:00. Giants Access Blue

SUNDAY DECEmBER 9, 2012

12:30 Pm * Sunday Sports Blitz` Generation Nexxt

1:00 , V.I. Horse Races` South Florida High-School SportsShow

2:00 & NHRA Drag Racing Lucas OilSeries. (Taped)* NFL Football Regional Coverage.

3:00 & Women’s College VolleyballWisconsin at Penn State. 8 NASCAR Countdown (N)

4:00 ( New York City marathonHighlights (N Same-day Tape)

4:30 ` mLS Soccer Conference N Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Reno.

5:00 & Golf Asia-Pacific AmateurChampionship, Final Round Highlights. * NFL Football Pittsburgh Steelers atNew York Giants. (N)

9:00 & 2012 World Series of PokerFinal Table.

9:20 ` NFL Football Dallas Cowboysat Atlanta Falcons. (N)

10:00 8 mLS Soccer ConferenceSemifinal, Game 1: Teams TBA. N Wind Tunnel With Dave Despain

10:30 M The Buck Stops Here Withmike Hanback

mONDAY DECEmBER 10, 2012

12:30 Pm M Whitetail Diaries (N)1:00 & First Take

; English Premier League SoccerN NCWTS Setup

1:30 N NASCAR Racing CampingWorld Truck Series: Texas.

3:55 & English Premier LeagueSoccer West Bromwich Albion FC vsSouthampton FC.

4:00 8 NFL PrimeTime (N)

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