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Steffy doesn’t give up hope
Liam finally decides Hope is the chosen
one, but Steffy is sure he just needs more
time to reconsider.
When Steffie gets the annulment papers,
she gives Liam very startling news.
Steffy then tells Liam she will give him
the annulment but on her terms.
Taylor puts pressure on Liam so he will
rethink his decision.
additional drama during Hope’s news
conference.
At Brooke’s insistence, Ridge tries to
get Steffy to sign the annulment papers.
Steffy suddenly makes an
unexpected confession.
Steffy receives annulment
papers
Rick and Katie have a plan to help
Hope. Rick vows to make up for lost
time with his family.
Thomas becomes interested in a
former flame once he realizes Hope is
out of reach.
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Brooke faces opposition from Ridge and
Taylor in their support of Steffy’s marriage.
Ridge is afraid that Steffy will create
Minister of Tourism and Industry Saboto
Caesar visited Bequia last week to
launch the Bequia Tourism
Association’s 9th annual Bequia Mount
Gay Music Fest. Opening the event on
Thursday 26th at the Frangipani Hotel,
he addressed a record crowd of visitors,
yachtsmen and Bequia residents who
thronged the open air waterfront bar to
hear and be amazed by the outstanding
young talent of the 13-piece Elite Steel
Orchestra from St Vincent.
And that was just the beginning of
what proved to be an extraordinary
weekend of musical entertainment. The
tiny Grenadine island of Bequia began
filling up with visitors in the days before
the event with a record 200 or more
yachts filling the harbour in Admiralty
Bay. Many who came had planned their
visit specifically to be in Bequia for the
Music Fest – one family sailed all the
way from the UK just to be in Bequia in
time for this now world-famous event.
Some had followed the publicity and
the buzz and were eager to find out for
themselves if the event would live up to
the hype; others who were simply on
vacation found themselves caught up in
the excitement. And hundreds came
from St Vincent for the weekend, eagerly
anticipating what some said afterwards
was one of the best musical productions
they had seen in St Vincent and the
Grenadines in the last year. Those who
could not attend enjoyed a live broadcast
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Bequia Mount Gay Music Fest
and internet stream of all the
performances on Cross County Radio
and Nice Radio, reaching a truly global
audience.
Conceived by the Bequia Tourism
Association twelve years ago to create
a much-needed boost to the tourism
economy in Bequia between Christmas
and Easter, the not-for-profit Bequia
Music Fest is now established as a vitally
important factor in the season for all
stakeholders, large and small.
Friday night belonged to the
Mustique Blues Festival with record
crowds turning out to see the legendary
Dana Gillespie and her London Blues
Band and guests. Basil Charles
introduced the evening which many
declared the greatest Mustique Blues
performance ever in Bequia! Italian
percussionist and ukulele player
Veronica won over many hearts as did
the guest performances by pianists Julien
Brunetaud and Paddy Milner, guitarist
Lewis Cohen, drummers Enrico Morena
and Jamie Little, and the thrilling
Chicagoan Blues maestro Zach Prather.
Dana Gillespie and her London Blues
Band with Jake Zaitz on guitar, Jeff
Walker on bass and Mike Paice on sax
and harmonica wowed the crowd
leaving them hungry for more. Basil
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Charles’ Mustique Blues musicians
graciously
volunteered
their
performance in Bequia in exchange for
a generous contribution by the event
organizers to the Basil Charles
Education Foundation, and they can
been seen again in St Vincent today,
Friday 3rd February, at the Aquatic
Club.
Music Fest’s main sponsor, Bequia
Beach Hotel in Friendship, provided
the perfect venue on Saturday afternoon
for a relaxing Jazz and Blues Jam by the
beach with impromptu performances
by fifteen musicians including the
hugely popular Music Fest co-founder
Louis O’Neil on piano and Jan Smith on
sax, trumpeter Jim Coleman, guitarists
Bob Berlinghof and Wry Worry, Stan
and Cora on piano and sax, with
Vincentians ‘Patches’ Knights on piano,
Judy Boucher on vocals, Thomas
Richards on bass, and ‘Flour’ Haddaway
on drums. With no admission charge
and the perfect setting to draw the
crowds, over eight hundred people
gathered to eat, drink and enjoy the
music.
Down at De Reef, the 1000-plus
crowd on Saturday night enjoyed a
perfect evening, with the option to lime
outside under the stars and watch the
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action on the 20ft live feed screen, or
get up close to the stage in the packed
nightclub atmosphere created inside the
venue. After opening sets on Saturday
night from St Vincent reggae band
Versatile, and outstanding young singer/
songwriter Amanda Gooding who
launched her first CD that night, it was
the turn of the ‘Bajan Invajan’ to bring
down the house.
Up first was the extraordinary
guitarist and songwriter Simon Pipe
with uniquely talented vocalist Indrani
and percussionist /vocalist Onika. Next
was Bimstone led by guitarist
extraordinaire Scotty Z, with Jae
Johansen on guitar and vocals, Marius
on bass and Kirk Redman on drums,
who got the crowd on their feet with a
superb mix of rock and reggae. Then it
was the turn of the Caribbean’s
smoothest, saxiest horn man Arturo
Tappin, who treated the crowd to a
thrilling 90-minute set, complete with a
heart stopping trio of Bajan female
vocalists - Betty Payne, Niki Nicole and
Faith Hoyte who took the already
stunning set to the next level. The crowd
went wild when Bequia Mount Gay
Music Fest favourites, the phenomenal
NEXCYX closed out the show, bringing
the excitement to fever pitch till 2.30am.
Promises to return by all the visiting
musicians left Bequia looking forward
already to 2013!
Sunday afternoon at De Reef in
Lower Bay saw a relaxed and varied
crowd enjoy the closing day with great
performances by the Bequia’s Country
Relatives, Denzil Bacchus Blues Band
from St Vincent, The Honky Tonics
with Jim Coleman, Patches Knight and
Kyron Baptiste and the Bequia Blues
Band.
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GHS Young Leaders... from page 29
She added that they have also designed a community outreach programme and,
“we are hoping that at the end of project awareness of topic will be increased
nationwide.”
Communications Manager at Vinlec, Tamara Job-Scott said that Vinlec is
happy to collaborate with the GHSYL as the company recognizes that in their
provision of electricity, they impact the environment, “and we want to assist.” JobSprott said that over the last five years the company has consumed over six
million gallons of fuel at the diesel stations, “and as the single largest
consumer of diesel fuel we are conscious of our current impact on the
environment as one of the byproducts of fuel is carbon dioxide which is a
green house gas.”
“We want you Young Leaders to use the opportunity to join with us in
encouraging persons to manage electricity consumption,” said Job-Sprott
who stressed that once persons reduce their electricity consumption, “we are
going to use less fuel.” She also stressed that Vinlec is doing its part as they
also produce hydro electricity while the company is working on building a
wind farm at Ribishi and also encourages people to use solar water heaters.
During the launch, the Young Leaders transformed the GHS lawn into a
display depicting the negative results of climate change and the positive impacts
that our intervention can have. Half
of the lawn showed destruction of
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forestry and livelihoods while the
other half showed the positive
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impact of planting trees and caring
for the environment.
During her address, the
GHSYL’s Public Relations
Officer (PRO) Nicolene McClean
thanked the RBTT for choosing
the topic in their efforts to help
persons become more aware of
what can happen.
The GHS Young Leaders also
used the opportunity to entertain
and inform in the form of a skit and
songs. There was also a modeling
segment where the Young Leaders
modeled clothes made of materials
like plastic, newspaper, crocus
bags and plant material.
LAST WEEK’S
Persons present at the launch
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included Principal of the GHS
Andrea Bowman, RBTT’s Country
Manager Isaac Solomon and
Coordinator of the Young Leaders
programme Theresa Daniel.
Last year, the St Vincent
Grammar School (SVGS) won
the coveted first place Award of
Distinction for the fourth
consecutive time. The GHSYL
placed second while the St
Joseph’s Convent Marriaqua
(SJCM) was third.
NexCyx on Saturday night at De Reef
Bequia Mount Gay Music Fest from page 34
Bequia singer & songwriter
Amanda Gooding
As the sun went down, Music Fest guitar legend
Toby Armstrong won ever more fans with his
extraordinary performance, along with awardwinning pan virtuoso Ziggy Walcott, drummer Jamal
Browne, Garvie Griffith on vocals and acoustic
guitar, Marius Charlemagne on bass, with guest
vocals by Philip Scantlebury.
And the Mount Gay Surprise finale? What better
than another full hour of NEXCYX! All Bequia was
waiting for more and they were not disappointed:
The Bajan band’s closing performance of Bequia
Mount Gay Music Fest 2012 was a truly fitting
climax to a fabulous weekend.
International music business executive and
Bequia homeowner Richard Savage had nothing but
praise to offer: “After ten years of visiting music
festivals and more gigs than I can remember, I was
mightily impressed by the organisation and line up
of Music Fest 2012,” said Savage. “To create a
three-day show that runs as smoothly as this requires
an incredible amount of work and organisation
behind the scenes and Bequia should be very proud
The crowd loved Arturo Tappin!
of producing a first class event… with a …broad
mix of superbly played homegrown and
international music … cleverly programmed to
appeal to a wide range of people”.
Speaking after the event, Tourism Minister
Saboto Caesar declared: “It was a sincere pleasure
and an honour to attend this year’s Bequia Music
Fest. This event has no doubt enhanced the calendar
of attractions that our destination offers. I encourage
the organising committee of the Bequia Music Fest
to continue its excellent work and the Ministry of
Tourism and Industry and the SVG Tourism
Authority recommit ourselves to working with the
Music Fest Committee to ensure that the festival
continues to rise to new heights.”
The Bequia Tourism Association and the
Bequia Mount Gay Music Fest organisers have
expressed thanks to headline sponsor Mount Gay
Rum (Barbados), and major sponsors SVG Ministry
of Tourism/SVG Tourism Authority, Hairoun Beer,
Karib Cable, LIME St Vincent, Liat, SVG Air,
Air Adelphi, Bequia Beach Hotel, Frangipani
Hotel, De Reef, CRS Music & Media (Barbados),
Admiralty Transport, Bequia Express and QuikPrint (St Vincent). The Bequia Mount Gay Music
Fest is also generously supported by Basil’s Bar
Mustique, Cross Country Radio, Nice Radio,
Ezee Radio, Keegan’s Beach Resort, Gingerbread
Hotel, Julie’s Guest House, Wendy Leighton,
Mango’s Bar and Restaurant, Mac’s Pizzeria,
Brydens (St Vincent), Doris’ Fresh Food,
L’Auberge des Grenadines, Bequia Technology
Center, WAG Service Station, Verrol Nichols,
Compass Publishing, Outhouse Graphics, The
Bounty Restaurant St Vincent and Lina’s
Delicatessen Bequia. They also expressed thanks
to all those who supported the Music Fest in their
own way and to all the musicians who made the
2012 Bequia Mount Gay Music Fest an event
which will be remembered for years to come.
Saturday
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Monday
Feb 06
Thursday
Feb 09
Morning
Morning
Morning
Morning
6:00 Cnn
9:00 Shepherd's Chapel
10:00 Caribbean Newsline
11:00 Bernie Mack Show
11:30 Bernie Mack Show
Afternoon
12:00 Caribbean Newsline
12:35 Headline News
1:00 Still
1:30 3D
2:00 Las Vegas
3:00 Young
4:00 Deck
4:30 FO.
5:00 Curious George
5:30 Toot & Puddle
Evening
6:00 The Right Of The People
6:30 Yes There Is Hope
7:00 SVG TV News
7:50 Caribbean Passport
8:25 Vibes Caribbean
8:50 3D/Lotto Draws
9:00 Tele-classifieds
9:10 SVGTV Obituaries
9:15 Bold & Beautiful
9:55 Super 6 Draw
10:00 Movie Thriller
'Pg-13' “The Roommate”
11:00 Movie Comedy 'Pg13' “Austin Powers“
1:10 Movie Sci-fi/Comedy
'Pg-13' “Men In Black”
2:50 Movie Horror 'R'
“Jason X”
5:30 Cnn News
6:00 Cnn
7:00 Chug
7:30 Little
8:00 3rd &
8:30 Mik
9:30 Pir
10:00 Phineas
11:00 Phineas
Afternoon
12:00 Fish
12:30 Ran
1:00 Ant
1:30 3D
2:00 Netball
3:00 In The Dance
3:30 Caribbean Fashion Weekly
4:00 Basia (Baja)
5:00 Inside Story
Evening
6:00 To Be Announced
6:30 Living Water Ministries
7:00 SVG Tv News
7:25 Sportweek
7:55 Voice Of Freedom
8:25 Jax's Special
8:55 3D
9:00 Guinness Rush Hour
10:00 Movie Sci-fi/Thriller
'Pg-13' “The Adjustment
Bureau”
12:30 Movie Mystery/Thriller
'
R' “Phone Booth”
1:25 Movie Mystery/Thriller 'R'
“In The Cut ”
3:25 Movie Comedy/Drama 'R'
“Fast Food Nation”
5:00 Cnn News
Sunday
Feb 05
Morning
6:00 Cnn
7:00 Your Destiny
8:00 Trinity In Touch
8:30 Mik
9:00 Bible Speaks
9:30 Faith & Truth
10:00 Movie To Be Announced
Afternoon
11:00 Hun
11:30 Guys
12:00 Paula
12:30 Turning Point
1:00 Direction
2:00 Movie Action 'Pg'
“Mindhunters ”
4:00 Movie Action 'Pg'
“Heist ”
6:00 Cnn News
9:00 Shepherd's Chapel
10:00 Caribbean Newsline
11:00 CSI: Miami
Afternoon
12:00 Caribbean Newsline
12:30 Headline News
1:00 Las Vegas
1:30 3D
2:00 Las Vegas
3:00 Wild Kratts
3:30 Dino Dan
4:00 Cat In The Hat
4:30 Jelly Jam
5:00 Caribbean Power Outreach
Evening
6:00 Icarly
6:30 In Touch
7:00 SVG Tv News
7:55 Encounter
8:25 The Law & You
8:55 3D
9:00 Tele - Classifieds
9:10 SVG Tv Obituaries
Evening
9:15 Bold & Beautiful
6:00 6:00 Health Talk
9:30 Caribbean Newsline
6:30 Flash Back
10:00 WWE Monday Night Raw
7:00 Live Up
12:00 White Coller
9:00 Movie Action
1:05 NCIS
'Pg-13' “Takers ”
2:00 CSI:NY
10:50 Movie Action/Horror
3:05 Movie Action/Thriller
'R' “Resident Evil: Afterlife”
“Attack Force”
12:30 Movie Action/Adventure
5:00 Cnn News
'R' “Fled ”
2:10 Movie Biography/Drama
'R' “The Runaways”
3:00 Movie Horror 'R'
“Albino Farm”
5:15 Cnn News
Tuesday
Feb 07
Morning
Wednesday
Feb 08
Morning
6:00 Cnn News
9:00 Shepherd's Chapel
10:00 Caribbean Newsline
11:00 CSI: NY
6:00 Cnn News
9:00 Shepherd's Chapel
10:00 Caribbean Newsline
11:00 Meet The Brownes
11:30 Caribbean Passtport
Afternoon
Afternoon
12:00 Caribbean Newsline
12:30 Headline New
1:00 Law & Order
1:30 3D
2:00 Law & Order
3:00 Young
4:00 Phineas
4:30 Deck
5:00 Jewel In The Paclace
12:00 Caribbean NewsLine
12:35 Headline News
1:00 House
1:30 3D
2:00 Las Vegas
3:00 Young
4:00 Fish
4:30 Deck
5:00 Basia
Evening
Evening
6:00 Vic
6:30 We Cooking
7:00 SVG Tv News
7:55 API Presents
8:55 3D/Lotto Draws
9:00 Tele-classified
9:10 SVG Tv Obituaries
9:15 Bold & Beautiful
9:30 Caribbean Newsline
10:00 Movie Comedy
'Pg' “Zookeeper”
11:45 Movie Comedy
'Pg-13' “Austin Powers
In Goldmember”
1:30 Movie Sci-fi/Horror
'Pg-13' “Priest”
3:05 Movie Horror
'R' “Scream”
5:00 Cnn News
6:00 Big
6:30 Serving The People
7:00 SVG Tv News
7:50 Chronnicles Of Our Community
7:55 Focus North Leeward
8:25 Shop At Jax
8:55 3D
9:00 Tele- Classified
9:10 SVG Tv Obituaries
9:15 Bold & Beautiful
9:30 Caribbean Newsline
10:00 Movie Comedy
'Pg” “Marmaduke”
11:30 Movie Comedy
'Pg' “Coneheads”
1:00 Movie Comedy 'Pg'
“Oh God, You Devil”
3:15 Movie Comedy
'Pg-13' “Waynes World”
5:00 Cnn News
6:00 Cnn News
9:00 Shepherd's Chapel
10:00 Caribbean Newsline
11:00 Meet The Brownes
11:30 We Cooking
Afternoon
12:00 Caribbean News Line
12:35 Headline News
1:00 Burn Notice
1:30 3D
2:00 Las Vegas
3:00 Pink Panther
4:00 Chowder
5:00 Jewel In The Paclace
Evening
6:00 New Life Baptist Church
7:00 SVG Tv News
7:55 API Presents
8:55 3D
9:00 Tele- Classifieds
9:10 SVG Tv Obituaries
9:15 In The Dance
9:30 Caribbean Newsline
10:00 Movie Comedy 'R'
“Death At A Funeral ”
11:40 Movie Fantasy 'Pg-13'
“Priest ”
1:15 Movie Sci-fi 'R'
“Battle: Los Angeles”
3:20 Movie Romance/Comedy
'Pg-13' “Easy A”
5:00 Cnn News
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Subject To Change
Morning
6:00 Cnn News
9:00 Sheperd's Chapel
10:00 Matlock / In The Heat
Of The Night
11:00 Scooby Doo
Afternoon
12:00 Dearly Departed
12:05 Caribbean Nesline
12:35 Headline News
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