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N°143 - March 14, 2008
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FR
WEEKLY
St-Barth
Local News
in English
Published by “Le Journal de Saint-Barth”
05 90 27 65 19 - [email protected]
Yves Nadal
at Art Gallery Carole G.
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Saint-Barth:
SENATORIAL
ELECTIONS
IN SEPTEMBER
Not implicated in the French
municipal elections taking place
on Sunday, the young Overseas
Collectivity of Saint Barthélemy
will have its own elections later
in 2008. However the voters
will not get to cast their ballots
as the senatorial elections that
take place next September are
only for the “super delegates,”
of which there are only a dozen,
and they will elect the senator of
Saint Barthélemy who will represent the island in France.
These delegates include a delegation from the territorial council that will be decided upon in
an internal election in July, as
well as the deputy for the
region, Victorin Lurel. The
exact date of the vote is not yet
known but should be announced
by early August. For the
moment, no one has thrown
their hat in the ring for this parliamentary seat— a seat that is
of double interest. Firstly, it represents the first time that Saint
Barth will have direct representation in the French Parliament,
and while waiting for the day
the island gets to elect a deputy,
the senator will be the only
national elected official from
the Collectivity. Secondly, it
comes with the comfortable
perks given to French senators.
28th Edition of the Heineken Regatta :
Panthera Dominates
in Spinnaker 1 Division
©Bob Grieser
Crowds gathered in Saint Martin last
weekend for the 28th edition of the
Heineken Regatta. On Friday morning,
the first day of racing, 289 boats, divided
into 20 different classes, were on the
starting line, including three from Saint
Barth: Mischievous, Speedy Nemo, and
Nacra of St Barts. The weather conditions? High seas, strong winds for the
first two days, weakening for the final
races on Sunday, March 9. The big winner in the top class, Spinnaker 1, which
included eight boats, was Panthera, a
magnificent TP 52 which came in first in
all five regattas.
Speedy Nemo Suffers In
Heineken Regatta
Aboard Speedy Nemo, Raymond
Magras’ Dufour 34, “we definitely suffered due to the weather conditions,”
explains Magras. “With 25 to 30 knots of
wind, and rough seas,
the 28th edition of the
Heineken was quite a
dramatic event. The
first race on Friday—
an around the island
regatta—was difficult
for the nine crew
members of Speedy
Nemo. During this
first day, the wind was
blowing from the east
with gusts as hgh as
35 knots and waves as
high as eight feet. The genoa that we
used for this first regatta had a surface
that was too large. The result: the boat,
with too much sail, tended to luff. As a
result, Speedy Nemo finished in 12th
place in our class. On Saturday, three
races were on the program: the morning
saw two races in front of Simpson Bay,
and a third between Simpson Bay and
Marigot in the afternoon. Just before the
start of the first course, we had a problem
with the large sail which was caught in
the top of the mast.... that meant we
could simply forget the first race as we
had to head back to port to repair the sail.
For the next three races, we finished 10th
twice and then 12th in the last race on
Sunday. Out of 15 boats in the Spinnaker
7 class, Speedy Némo finished in 12th
place.” But even this disappointing finish
has not discouraged the crew from planning to participate in the Captain Oliver
regatta in May.
Älva Back In Saint Barth
Ä
lva is back. Pulling into the
harbor on Monday evening,
this Swedish educational
boat—which first visited the island
about a month ago—left again on
Thursday to continue its journey. A
journey that will take its 34 guests—
32 marine biology students whose
average age is 18, all from the Maritime Centre of Dandryd, on the outskirts of Stockholm, and their two
professors— to Barbuda, Nevis, and
Sint Maarten before setting off on
the transatlantic return voyage via
the Faial Islands, Sao Miguel, and
the Azores archipelago. Älva, which
anchored near Gros îlets, is a 144’
three-masted schooner constructed
in 1939, and which serves as the
home base for an educational voyage. When sailing, it deploys 600
square meters of sails. The 34 persons aboard arrived in Sint Maarten
last Saturday and on Monday after-
Claude and Jean Yves Lefort
at Gallery Porta 34
Jean-Yves Lefort returns to Gallery Porta 34, as of Friday with a
new exhibit. Entitled “From My
Native Country: Africa, To The
Country I Love: Saint Barthélemy,” the exhibit pays tribute to
the continent where he was born:
Jean-Yves Lefort was born in
Brazzaville in the Congo— and to
the island where he now lives,
Saint Barthélemy, which he discovered over 30 years ago. JeanYves is sharing the exhibit with
his wife, Claude, who is showing
her collection of cardboard furniture. After working in mosaics,
about three years ago she started
fabricating furniture made of recycled cardboard and covered with
Nepalese paper, handmade from
fiber of the Lotka bush, which
grows easily in the Himalayas.
From a child’s chair to a chest of
drawers by way of night-tables,
each piece is one-of-a-kind.
noon set sail for Saint Barth, the first
stop on a four-week tour of the West
Indies. The association, Saint Barth
Friends of Sweden (ASBAS), welcomed them to the island, and hopes
that Älva’s visits represent reinforcement of the bonds between Sweden
and Saint Barth. They organized a
guided tour late Tuesday morning
and a visit to Grand Cul de Sac on
Wednesday morning.
International Women’s Day
The Lyceum Club Honors
Uranie Gréaux
The Lyceum Club,
which annually selects
a “woman of the year,,
decided to bestow this
honor on Uranie
Gréaux this year. On
Saturday, March 8, the
31st celebration of
International Women’s
Day—created by the
United Nations—the
Lyceum Club organized a special event in
the reception hall at
the
Capitainerie.
Uranie Gréaux, who
already received Saint
Barth’s bronze medal
of honor on August 24,
2002, was selected for
her former role as
diector of the school in
Colombier and its
implication in local
life.
Claude and Jean-Yves Lefort,
March 14-20, from 10am12:30am and 4-8pm,
Gallery Porta 34, Gustavia
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Artists Showed Their Wares
F
rom Friday, February 29 - Tuesday,
March 4, ten artists
showed their work at Jenny May’s pottery studio in
Gustavia. Jenny took this
initiative in order to showcase the work of artists
who have never–or infre-
quently—exhibited in tent (less than two pounds)
Saint Barth. This provided of Michel and the “Heart
an opportunity to see the of Saint Barth,” made of
work of local artists, white gold and pink sapinclduing some island phire by the promising talnatives. The pieces included the miniature wood Equitation Competition
sculptures by Rudi
Magras, the lightweight
ent of Nathalie Gumbs.
One could also discover a
painting by Madame
Duguet, completed for
quite some time by never
exhibited, as well as paper
maché fish, decorated
glasses. and a watercolor
series, “Beach in Saint
Barth,” by Lea Water, all
of which was created during her three month stay
on the island. Also in the
show was the silver jewelry and/or stones and earls
by Benita, who has lived
in Indonesia since 2000,
after spending many years
in Saint Barth where she
painted on silk. A great
event that should happen
more frequently.
Third Obstacle Event
Organized by Raphaëlle,
manager of the ranch in
Flamands, the third day of
the obstacle jumping competition took place on Sunday, March 9 at the island’s
equestrian center. The day’s
program included demonstrations by the youngest
riders as well as two obstacle jumping events. The
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course was comprised of
several obstacles with bars
as high as 36” inches from
the ground. The winner of
the day was Sarah Soret
who did not make any mistakes. She took top honors
over Audrey Dessouches,
Amanda Manjin, Nicolas
Mercadal, and Scarlet
Blanchard.
St Barth Weekly n°143
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People Watch
Sue Mcnally, painter
“I
never wanted to be
much of anything
else,” says artist Sue
McNally, whose work is on
display at Les Artisans in
Gustavia throughout the
month of March. “I wanted
to be an artist since I was a
child,” she confirms.
McNally, who lives in Newport, Rhode Island with her
husband Doug, studied at
the University of Rhode
Island then at Savannah
College of Art and Design
in Savannah, Georgia. She
worked with clay as a child,
before taking an interest in
drawing and painting. Her
canvases—mostly done in
oil paint—tend to be large:
the ones in exhibit in Saint
Barth are smaller than average, but range from 36x36”
to 50x50” as well as two
diptyches (pairs of paintings) that measure 36” high
by 72” across.
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The paintings are deceptively simple, but as
McNally says: “The shapes
and colors are complex;
composition, distance, and
space are important, and
how your eye travels
through it is important as
well.” McNally was invited
to Saint Barth by her friend
Annalisa Gee, who lives on
the island, but is also from
Newport, R.I.: “She invited
to me visit and paint,” says
McNally, whose mother is
from the island of Majorca.
“Saint Barth reminded me
of Majorca topographically,
so I felt a little connected to
it that way. The major thing
I like in Saint Barth is the
perspective. You can get up
high and enjoy expansive
overviews. I don’t get that
in Newport, but Doug and I
go to Utah often and I paint
there as well.” Another
thing McNally appreciates
in Saint Barth is the color
of the water: “Newport is
on the water, but the color
is completely different. The
light is different as well.”
The eight paintings at Les
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Artisans were painted from
various viewpoints on the
island, including Toiny,
Saline, Grand Fond, and
Colombier, where she made
a drawing of the panorama
from the scenic overlook,
then made a painting of it,
rather than battle the wind
with a large canvas. “Everything I do, I want it to
appear exactly as the place I
painted it, and be recognized by the people who
live in that environment,”
says McNally. “I hope the
local population will filter
out the abstractions I add.”
One of McNally’s strongest
aspects is her sense of color:
bold, saturated colors that
are an exaggeration of what
she actually sees. “I can
only says its intuitive,” she
explains. “Something of my
own I developed over time,
I never took a color theory
class.” If McNally sees a
dead tree in the desert, it
would actually be pale gray.
But she might paint it bright
white. “There is both an
abstract and realistic quality
in every painting.”
McNally’s work has caught
the eye of collectors and
she recently got very good
news: she sold her first
piece to a museum. The
prestigious Rhode Island
School of Design purchased a seascape she
painted in New England at
King’s Beach. In addition
to these brightly colored
landscapes, McNally also
does drawings in charcoal
and pencil—mostly selfportraits. “When I was
younger I did them to find
out who I was,” she says.
“Now I find it really entertaining.”
By Ellen Lampert-Gréaux
St Barth Weekly n°143
GASTRONOMY
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Gustavia
Toiny
Au Port
Bête à Z’Ailes
Carl Gustaf (Le)
Café Victoire
Caviar Island
Do Brazil
Eddy’s Restaurant
Jao
La Crêperie
La Mandala
La Marine
La Route des Boucaniers
Le Bistro
La Saladerie
Le Sapotiller
O’Corner
Le Vietnam
Pipiri Palace
Repaire des Rebelles
The Strand
Ti Zouk K’fé
Wall House
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(Hôtel Le Toiny)
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Saint Jean
Eden Rock
Hideaway
Kiki e Mo
Le Diamant
Le Jardin
Le Glacier
Le Piment
La Plage
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Nikki Beach
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Ti St-Barth
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Bartoloméo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Indigo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Kazz’n Blues
Restaurant des pêcheurs (Le Sereno)
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Corossol
Le Régal
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François Plantation
Les Bananiers
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Flamands
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Translation : Ellen Lampert Greaux,
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TIME OUT
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Where to go dancing? See an art exhibit?
Listen to live music? Time Out keeps you up to date on local happenings. Let’s party !
◗ Wednesday
- From 60's to the 80's, Funny
& Sexy spectacle, Ti St-Barth,
Pointe Milou
◗ Thursday
- Angels party, Ti St-Barth,
Pointe Milou
◗ Sunday
- Brunch at Manapany, Mix
music, from noon to 3:00 pm
Night
Club
◗ Every night
Live
Music
◗ Every Evening
- Lounge mix by Jacques
Dumas, 7:30 pm to 1 am,
Bar’tô, hotel Guanahani,
Grand Cul de Sac
- Alan Landry, piano, 6pm,
except Sunday, Kazz'n Blues,
Grand Cul de Sac
- PapaGuyo and Friends,
Live Music, at La Plage,
St Jean
- Stéphane Cano, sunset live
music, from 6:00 pm Carl
Gustav Hotel, Gustavia
◗ Through March 30
Darian Cunning Quartet,
Indie, Soul, Alternative
from 9:00 pm to midnight,
Bet’a Z’ailes, Gustavia
Let’s
Party
◗ Tuesday
- Chic & Romantic, Jazz
blues, Saoul, Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
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- K N’B Private Club,
Grand Cul de Sac Beach
-The Strand supper Club,
Gustavia
- Yacht Club, Gustavia
- Bubbles Club, Gustavia
- Hot Spot Café, Lurin
◗ Monday
- Electro evening, Yacht Club,
Gustavia
◗ Tuesday
- Caribbean Influence, Yacht
Club, Gustavia
-Pink Party, dress code white
& pink, Casa Nikki, Gustavia
◗ Wednesday
- We never know Evening,
Yacht Club, Gustavia
◗ Thursday
- Pure House Evening, Yacht
Club, Gustavia
La Plage, St Jean
◗ Every Tuesday
- 6:30 pm, Hôtel Isle de
France Boutique, Flamands
- 9:30 pm, Fashion Show
Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
Exhibitions
◗ Yves Nadal, Pictures
Carole G. Art Gallery,
Gustavia
◗ Gerald Tessier,
Photography, Toiny Hotel
◗ Claude and Jean Yves
Lefort, Galerie Porta 34,
Gustavia
◗ Bruno Prost, “Cactus made
in St Barth” Wall House
Restaurant, Gustavia
◗ Alain le Chatelier,
Les Artisans, Gustavia
◗ Rose Murray at Comptoir
du Cigare, Gustavia
◗ Dave Stevenson
Jewelry & sculpture
les Artisans, Gustavia
◗ Art Galleries in Gustavia
- Carole G. Art Gallery
- To-b.art galerie
- Sandra’s Art Gallery
- Pipiri Boutique, art gallery
◗ Through March 31
Sue Mcnally
at Les Artisans,
Gustavia
Fashion Show
◗ March 20, 2008
- 6pm Appunto’s Fashion
Show at Carl Gustaf
Hotel, Gustavia
Michel and his staff are
happy to welcome you to their
pool-side restaurant for lunch & dinner.
◗ Everyday
- 1:30- 2 pm, Case de l’île,
Isle de France, Flamands
- 1.30pm & 8:30pm, fashion
show featuring Wild Side,
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■ Local Weather
■ Horoscope
Saturday
Scattered Clouds
Monday
Scattered Clouds
High: 80° F / 27° C.
Wind ENE 13mph / 21km/h
Night : Scattered Clouds
Low: 77° F. / 25° C.
Wind ENE 11mph / 18 km/h
High: 80° F. / 27° C
Wind ENE 15mph. / 25km/h.
Night : Scattered Clouds
Low: 77° F. / 25° C.
Wind NE 17mph/28km/h
ARIES (March 21- April 19) : Your
charm will be captivating. If you
can mix business with pleasure
much can be accomplished. You
might find added popularity with
those around you this week. It's
time you let your true feelings
out.
Sunday
Scattered Clouds
Tuesday
Scattered Clouds
High: 80° F. / 27° C
Wind East 15 mph. / 25 km/h.
Night : Scattered Clouds
Low: 77° F. / 25° C.
Wind ENE 11mph / 18km/h
High: 78° F. / 26° C
Wind ENE 22mph /36 km/h
Night : Scattered Clouds
Low: 75° F. / 24° C.
Wind ENE 22mph/36km/h
■ Puzzle
There's no
m a t h
involved.
The grid has
numbers, but
nothing has
to add up to
anything
else. You
solve the
puzzle with
reasoning
and logic.
www.sudokustar.fr
It's fun. It's
challenging. It's addictive!“Fill in the grid so that every
row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the
digits 1 through 9."That's all there is to it.
■ Driving in St Barths
ROUND-ABOUT AT LA TOURMENTE
The traffic circle at La
Tourmente (the top of the
hill near the airport) has
altered the traffic patterns
for who has the right-ofway. Now, vehicles
already engaged in the
traffic circle have priority.
Below is a small diagram
to help you figure out
what to do.
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TAURUS (Apr. 21- may 21) : Focus
on forming business partnerships.
You can beautify your surroundings by renovating or redecorating. Pleasure trips will promote
new romantic encounters. Dealing with foreigners will be most
enlightening.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) : You
can accomplish the most if you
travel for business purposes.
Rewards, gifts, or money from
investments or taxes can be
expected. Expect to have problems with the ones you love.
Make sure that you have all the
GEMINI (May 22-June 21) : Try to pertinent facts before taking
satisfy both of your needs. Don't action.
push your opinions on others this
week or you may find yourself in SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21) :
the doghouse. Find ways to mel- You should make sure that your
low out. You can make money personal papers are in order. You
through real estate or by using will meet new romantic partners
your head when it comes to per- if you get involved in seminars or
sonal investments.
travel. You can invest in profitable ventures. You can get ready
to celebrate your new direction.
CANCER (June 22-July 22) :
Your energetic nature and ability
to initiate projects will add to your CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20) :
popularity. You must not lead Resistance leading to conflict
someone on or show interest in will only make it twice as hard
them for the wrong reasons. You to turn the situation around. Peoneed more space for the whole ple trying to entice you to join in
family. You can't live your life for will be less than trustworthy.
others..
You can make adjustments in
your domestic scene this week.
LEO (July 23-Aug 22) : Unfortuna- You may have a hidden advertely, your personal life may suffer sary who would love to prove
from a lack spare time. You you wrong.
should regain some of your self
esteem if you get involved in AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 -Feb. 19) :
organizational functions. Look Plan a nice evening for two. Try
into making changes to your per- to curb your habits, or you could
sonal papers and don't neglect find yourself in an awkward
those bills that have been piling financial position. Lack of cash
up. Your hypnotic eyes will cap- might be partly to blame for the
ture the hearts of those who inte- problems at home. You will be
rest you.
able to make favorable changes
in your living quarters.
VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) : Talk to
someone you trust if you need PISCES (Feb. 20 - March 20) :
advice about broaching the sub- Romantic opportunities will be
ject. There might be a problem plentiful if you go out with
with a will or with an insurance friends. A day at the beach may
policy. You will gain new friends satisfy the whole family. Invite
if you get involved in environ- friends in for a visit. Make career
mental issues. Beware of collea- changes that may increase your
gues who don't have your best income.
interests in mind.
Stay in touch
YOUR INFORMATION
YIELD :
You do not
have the
right of way
LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) : You
will have a problem holding on
to your cash this week. Such
over indulgence due to emotional upset will be your downfall.
Try to understand their point of
view. You may find that your
generosity has been taken for
granted.
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Land
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Looking for
144-Owo Group Companies
Seek Pt/Ft Workers. If You Are
a Students, fashion designer,
mechanic, bookkeeper, barber,
accountant, secretary, sales
rep., customer serv., computer
literate, printer Or graduates
(College/ University) Willing
To Add To Your Incomes
($3000-4000 Per Mth.) and
willing to schedule your work
hours. Then apply with us. By
sending your resumes to
[email protected]
Or call 206.888.4647 For
more informations on job only
if you are legally eligible to
apply
LUXURY OCEANFRONT VILLA
FOR SALE
2 bedrooms - 2,5 baths with
stunning view
Exquisite furnishing and decor,
among the finest on island
Very quiet yet close to airport
and Gustavia. Also available
3000m2 hillside land with permit
Amazing view
001 610 587 7441 and 001 610 775 1553.
or visit our website : www.stbartvilla.com
Carte professionnelle 06-039 T/G/S - Caisse de garantie SOCAKMAB
Les Jardins de St Jean
97133 St Barthelemy
Tél.: 05 90 27 67 70 - Fax : 05 90 27 84 40
[email protected]
Olivia : 06 90 57 76 86
For sale, pretty
3 bedrooms’ property
in a quiet area, large
terrace surrounded
by a garden
Jacuzzi and an
independent apartment
Price: 950.000Euros
Including agency fees
For sale property
with an incredible view
2 bedrooms
Jacuzzi
large terrace
Price: 1.400.000Euros
Including agency fees
GROUPE FONCIA