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WEEKLY
St-Barth
Local News
in English
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N°288 - November 28 2013
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Published by Le Journal de Saint-Barth
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Saint-Barth Cata Cup 2013
CAMMAS
& VANDAME
WINNERS
Franck Cammas, a seasoned French sailing
champion, and his teammate Matthieu Vandame (Hotel Guanahani 2), are the big winners
in the 6th annual Saint-Barth Cata Cup.
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CATAMARAN F18
Cammas & Vandame take
top honors in Cata Cup 2013
Franck Cammas, a seasoned
French sailing champion,
and his teammate Matthieu
Vandame (Hotel Guanahani
2), are the big winners in the
6th annual Saint-Barth Cata
Cup. Darren Bundock and
Jeroen Van Leeuwen (Hotel
Guanahani 1) came in
second with brothers Emmanuel and Vincent Boulogne
(Allianz Saint-Barth Assurances 1) in third place.
n his first participation in the
Saint Barth Cata Cup, awardwinning French sailor Franck
Cammas, official patron of the
event, and his teammate Matthieu
Vandame found a steady rhythm
that was the key to their final victory. This duo was on the winner’s podium every day of the
four-day race, coming in second
place on Thursday and Sunday,
and third on Saturday, plus winning the Allianz Saint-Barth
Assurances Prize on Friday, after
winning the first race of the day
and finishing third in the second
race, which was won by Charles
and Maxime Hainneville (Hotel
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Franck Cammas, and his teammate Matthieu Vandame
(Hotel Guanahani 2).
& Villas Associations). Happy
with his win in the Cata Cup,
Franck Cammas, skipper of the
Groupama maxi tri-marans,
explains: “This year I sailed a lot
on Nacra 17, which is boat that is
similar to the Formula 18.” And
his has kudos for Matthieu Vandame : “In addition, my teammate is very good on this kind of
boat. We were very steady and
that helped ensure our victory.
We did well with the wind
behind us and didn’t do anything
stupid… we didn’t break anything or capsize.”
Other racers were not as lucky. In
fact the weather conditions were
challenging over the weekend
with strong swells coming
toward Saint Barth, which complicated the sailing. And caused
the spinnaker on the boat
(Allianz Saint-Barth Assurances
2) of the same-name Puerto
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Ricans, Enrique Figueroas,
known as “Kiké” and “Kéki.”
Last year’s winners were forced
to quit the last race on Sunday,
putting them in 21st place in the
overall standing.
On Thursday, November 21, the
55 boats participating in the Cata
Cup set out on calm seas with 15
knots of wind. The duo of Darren
Bundock and Jeroen Van
Leeuwen, among the favorites in
the race, won the first day’s race
and the Design Affairs Prize.
On Saturday, the RE/MAX Prize
went to the Boulogne brothers,
also among the serious contenders and F18 world champs in
2004. And in 2008, Emmanuel
Boulogne, sailing with Tanguy
Kervyn, won the first edition of
the Cata Cup. On Saturday, the
Saint Barth Multihull Association, which organizes the event,
the Centre Nautique de Saint
Barthélemy (CNSB), and race
director Didier Flamme, added a
first race under the guise of a
warm-up, sailing between the bay
of Saint Jean Frégate, Bonhomme, and Pointe Milou. This
race was won by Bundock and
Van Leeuwen, beating the
Boulogne brothers, who then
went on to win the traditional
around-the-island race, setting
sail from Pointe Milou toward
the east of the island, crossing the
finish line ahead of Franck Cammas and Matthieu Vandame.
With 15 knots, gentle waves, the
conditions were well adapted for
the F18s, allowing high speeds.
The next day, Bundock and Van
Leeuwen, a heavier team, made
the best of the weather conditions, winning the Marché U
Prize. The stronger waves and
winds over 17 knots at times
caused various problems, with
only 44 of the original 55 boats
on the starting line for the second
race. With two wins this year,
Australian Darren Bundock, an
America’s Cup champion and his
teammate Jeroen Van Leeuwen
did not do as well in this race,
finishing in 33rd place.
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On Sunday evening, the
award for the youngest
skipper went to Arthur
Boc-Ho, who will turn
15 in December, and
who finished 16th overall
with his father Frédéric
(Intendant Villa Service).
Jeff Ledée and Vincent
Jordil, co-organizers and
17th in the overall stand-
ings (Re/Max 5) were
also crowned as the top
team from the Caribbaen.
The team of Ecki/ TinaMarie
Kaphengst
(Re/Max 1) won the
prize for the best mixed
duo.
Photos :
Pierrick Contin
Rosemond Gréaux
Vincent and Emmanuel Boulogne, end on the 3rd step
of the podium
Anthony Boueilh
& Patrick La Roche
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23e Gustavialoppet And Third Win
for Claude Nohilé From Martinique
Winner in 2011 and 2012, Claude Nohilé once again won this year’s Gustavialoppet with a time
of 32mn 42sec, with Patrice Darius from Guadeloupe second and Mendes De Carvalhom, a
resident of Saint Barth, third. Brandy Scanlon was the fastest woman.
Top Ten in the Course des As, main marathon.
he 23rd edition of
the Gustavialoppet
took place on Sunday November 10, and for
the third time Claude
Nohilé from Martinique
turned in the fastest time,
as he did last year and in
2011. He completed the
10km run in 32mn 42sec,
or an average of
18km/hour. Yet he was a
few seconds slower than
last year when he set a
record for the race. The
clear favorite at the starting
line, Nohilé didn’t leave
much opportunity for the
other runners—a total of
110—as he dominated the
entire length of the race.
He was in first place passing La Tourmente, the first
difficult hill, in front of the
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leading island resident runner, José Mendes De Carvalho, followed by Patrice
Darius, Loïc Lapeze, and
Guiseppe Gazzari. The rest
of the runners were as far
as 10 minutes behind,
many stretched out in a
long single file. Without a
moment’s worry, Nohilé
was first to cross the finish
line. Behind him there was
a skirmish for the next few
places with Patrice Darius
finally beating José
Mendes De Carvalho for
second and third place
respectively. Coming in
fourth, Italian runner
Third consecutive victory
for Claude Nohilé from
Martinuque who ran
the 10km in
32 minutes 42 seconds.
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Guiseppe Gazzari came
in ahead of 5th place
Loïc Lapèze by just 29
seconds. It was a close
race for the women,
with Americain Brandy
Scanlon (42e overall)
finally triumphing over
Frédérique Doucet, the
top female runner who
is a resident on the
island, and Frianciane
Bonine from Guadeloupe, with less than a
minute between them.
Among the other North
American runners was
David Cary from Calgary, a frequent partici-
pant, who came in third
in the veteran’s class.
New this year was a
shorter 5km course that
attracted 20 runners.
Frédéric
Gastaldi
crossed the finish line
ahead of Benoit Chauvin and Brigitte Estienne. The day before, at
the stadium in SaintJean, more than 200
children from the ages
of two to 16 participated in the “Foulées des
Ti-Mouns.” This 23e
Gustavialoppet was
dedicated to Marie
Norinder and JeanFrançois Magras, two
members of the Saint
Barth Friends Of Sweden
Association
(ASBAS), who passed
away this year.
Canadian David
Cary completed the
race in 44'55" and
came in 20th in the
overal standings.
Patrice Darius
came in second
with a time of 36'12".
OVERALL CLASSIFICATION FOR THE COURSE DES AS
1 Claude NOHILE
2 Patrice DARIUS
3 José Mendes De CARVALHO
4 Guiseppe GAZZARI
5 Loïc LAPEZE
6 Ocal GOKBUDAK
7 Luc PACOME
8 Hubert YERBE
9 Julien GLADONE
10 Michel SIBA
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THE HMS GLADAN EXPECTED IN SAINT BARTH
he HMS Gladan, a teaching ship from the Swedish
Royal Navy, is expected in
Saint Barth for a courtesy visit in
early December. Having sailed
from Las Palmas in the Canary
Islands in mid-October, the
Gladan could anchor in Gustavia
between December 2 and 5,
depending on weather conditions,
as this is an old sailing schooner
built in 1946 and updated ove the
years. Rumor has it the ship
where the king of Sweden did his
officer training. It’s twin, the
HMS Falken visited Gustavia on
December 1 last year, when the
Marine Museum in Stockholm
lent the island of Saint Barth two
period cannons, which are now
perched above the port at Fort
Gustav. The HMS Gladan will
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remain in port through December Schyllert will once again set sail,
8, at which point this vessel under first in the direction of the
the command of captain Jerker Bahamas, then toward Florida.
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SAINT BARTH URBAN PLANNING MAP REJECTED!
SO NOW WHAT ARE THE RULES?
French administrative court
rejected Saint
Barth’s most recently
adopted urban planning
map on October 23, putting the Territorial
Council back at square
one. The court’s decision was made since various owners had contested land that had been
classified in green zones,
and the court felt that the
public was presented
with a map that was not
precise enough as well
as being impossible to
read, with a lack of
information about the
decisions made, and the
creation of a “red zone”
or natural risk area that
did not seem justified as
no study had been made
in this determination.
The island’s elected
officials have to once
again try to create a map
that is legal and fair by
reexamining the procedures called for in the
urbanism code. And
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then, once again, open
the map up for public
consultation. And to
make sure to make all
modifications requested
by the prefecture in its
role of legal control.
“But the process should
move quickly, says
Karine Miot-Richard,
vice president of the
Collectivity and president of the urban planning
commission.
According to her, a new
map could see the light
of day, “in less than a
year, before the end of
2014.” The items unapproved as “legal technicalities,” should be
“easy to remedy,” considers Miot-Richard.
The other items (most of
the zoning and regulations) should be okay.
“The lion’s share of the
work has already been
completed,” she says. “It
will not take four years
to make the necessary
corrections.” In the
meantime, what is the
current situation? In the
absence of a zoning
map, what are the rules?
“French national urbanism regulations (RNU)
now apply,” indicates
Miot-Richard. Yes, but
what about the zones
that are open or closed to
building as noted on the
zoning map? If tomorrow, the owner of a
piece of land decides to
build in what turns out to
be a green zone? “We
can always suspend giving a ruling on a request
for a building permit,”
indicates the vice president of the Collectivity.
“Even if it takes two
years to complete the
new map,” she notes, “It
is not because the zoning
map was rejected that
we are going to authorize five-story buildings
starting tomorrow.”
Miot-Richard adds: “The
cancellation does not
void the permits given
out under the aegis of
the map.” A member of
the majority party, MiotRichard hopes that this
decision by the administrative court does not
make too many waves.
The reclassification of
land open to building (or
not) remains to be seen
as the Territorial Council
is once again faced with
the task of creating a
new zoning map.
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THANKSGIVING CONCERTS BY THE CHORALE
DE BONS CHŒURS
his year, as for
the past 15 years,
the Chorale de
Bons Chœurs will perform two Thanksgiving
concerts, to be held on
November 29 & 30 at
8pm in the Anglican
Church in Gustavia.
Under the direction of
Shirley Dern, the choir
has been rehearsing for
weeks to polish their
repertory. The program
ranges from classical
pieces such as Gloria by
Puccini, Domine Fili
Unigenite by Vivaldi, or
The Ode To Joy by
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Beethoven, as well as
Prince Igor by Borodine,
sung in Russian. More
modern works include
Breakfast in America,
La Valse A Millle
Temps by Jacques Brel,
and La Foule by Edith
Piaf, by way of the
American spiritual Take
Me To The Water and
Freddy
Mercury’s
Somebody to Love.
Tickets are 15€, and
children under 12 are
free. There are no reservations; tickets are sold
at the door the nights of
the concerts.
VIVA TUTTE
LE VEZZOZE
Felice Giardini
DOMINE FILI
UNIGENITE
From Gloria RV 588
Antonio Lucio
VIVALDI
1492: CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS
Papathanassiou
VANGELIS
NESSUN DORMA
Tenor solo
from the opera
TURANDOT
Giacomo PUCCINI
INTRODUCTION
OF DANSES
POLOVTSIENNES
From the opera,
Prince Igor
Alexandre BORODINE
ECCE QUOMODO
MORITUR JUSTUS
Jacob HANDL
GLORIA
Giacomo PUCCINI
ODE TOJOY
Last movement:
9th Symphony
Ludwig van Beethoven
LA FOULE
Sung by Edith PIAF
TAKE ME
TO THE WATER
African-American
Spirituals
Rollo DILWORTH
ADIEMUS
Used in the film
“Avatar”
Karl JENKINS
BREAKFAST
IN AMERICA
by Rick DAVIES &
Roger HODGSON /
Supertranp
LA VALSE
A MILLE TEMPS
Jacques BREL
I STILL HAVEN’T
FOUND WHAT I’M
LOOKING FOR
From the album “The
Joshua Tree” U2
SOMEBODY TO
LOVE
Freddy MERCURY
/Queen
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Eole Water, An Adventure
That Started In Saint Barth
Working with refrigeration in Saint Barth, Marc Parent had the idea to create drinking water
from the humidity found in the air. Today he heads up the company, Eole Water, and with
Nicole Bricq, French minister of foreign trade, he is trying to sell his technology everywhere
on the planet.
as his company is still Parent. With 45 square
in the start-up stage meters of solar panels,
with seven employees the Nerios can generwho are working to ate 100 liters of drinkdevelop the two prod- ing water per day.
ucts in his catalogue:
Two fabulous machines Parent had the idea to
that fabricate drinking create water from
water from the ambient humidity in the air
humidity in the air, while he was in Saint
thanks to renewable Barth, where he worked
energies. The WMS with refrigeration,
1000 (water making repairing refrigerators
system) is a wind tur- and air-conditioners.
Marc Parent, president of Eole Water
bine that is capable of Like all air-conditionhis is the story of ed in the South of producing 1,000 liters ers, that in his house in
continually
an industrial France. As such, Parent of drinking water per Vitet
adventure, and Marc Parent was part of day. The second dripped water outside,
we should know in the a delegation of industri- machine, baptized Ner- and turtles frequently
near future if this is alists who accompanied ios, works via solar stopped to have a drink.
indeed a success story. French
president power. The photovoltaic One day, after going to
The first chapter begins François Hollande to cells present a consider- fix a refrigerator on a
in Saint Barth... high in Qatar last June. This able advantage in boat, Parent had an
the hills of Vitet. Marc was an official trip to “being able to easily be idea: The owner asked
Parent had lived there help accelerate the sign- integrated into the roof me to also fix his wind
for several years, until ing of contracts with the of a building,” notes turbine. Once I got
1977, working in refrig- wealthy Emirate.
eration. Today he is the
president of Eole Water, Yet Parent is not quite a
the company he found- confirmed industrialist
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Nerios, works via solar power. With 45 square meters
of solar panels, the Nerios can generate 100 liters of
drinking water per day.
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large scale. “In order to attract
investors, we had to prove that
they work. And make the prototypes with our own funds,” Parent indicates.
The WMS 1000 (water making system) is a wind turbine that is capable
of producing 1,000 liters of drinking water per day.
home, I thought about combining Parent developed his idea, applythe two,” he explains.
ing for his first patent in 2000,
and a second one in 2005. His
“Back in France, I did some ecology-minded, economic
research and would have sworn invention has a lot going for it,
that this process was already in but fine-tuning these machines
use. But to my big surprise, I requires money, and even more
found it was not,” he notes. So money to produce them on a
A few business angels were willing to take the risk. The founder
of Eole Water was able to raise
1.4 million euros. “We have our
first clients. Now we have to
grow from artisanal production to
an industrial level. Right now we
are in transition,” Parent confirms, noting that he needs to
prove the qualities of both
machines. He is also working as
the company’s sales manager. In
Mexico, for example, with
French foreign trade minister
Nicole Bricq, then in Texas. And
then… why not Saint Barth?
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ST BARTH XL
BY EDMUND GUDENAS
Spectacular panoramic
photographs of St. Barth
in an extra large full
color book titles St. Barth
XL has just arrived.
Three years visiting during all seasons were
required to create these
special images. Some
are views even long time
residents have not seen.
Very special night views
in Gustavia are included.
Some could only be created during a full moon
or after a heavy rain.
Almost all images are
spread over 2 pages, so
most are 30 inches x 11
inches. All regions of St.
Barth are included.
Marius Stakelborough and Edmund Gudenas
at Les Artisans
Very limited quantities Cargo Art Gallery.
available at: Les Artisans, La Casa Aux Contact the creator
Livres, Chez Barnes, Le Edmund Gudenas
Select Gift Shop and at eg@wizardair.com
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MONTEGRAPPA AT DIAMOND GENESIS
On November 21, Diamond Genesis celebrated the new season,
introducing Montegrappa.
Since 1912 Montegrappa has been manufacturing writing instruments
using exceptional materials as Celluloid, precious stones, gold etc….
The party was held at
the Diamond Genesis
and many customers and
friends were present to
enjoy the amazing catering prepared by Franck
Mathevet and his staff
from Le Carré Lounge.
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JEAN-YVES LEFORT:
VIEW OF
SAINT BARTH
orn in Brazzaville (Congo) in
1956, Jean-Yves
Lefort has lived in St
Barth for most of the
past 40 years. He came
as a 12-year old boy,
first on vacation from
school in Guadeloupe,
where his father worked
for Air France. The simple, undeveloped island
that Lefort discovered
back in the 70s is
reflected in his paintings, which will be seen
in a show at Les Artisans gallery in Gustavia,
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beginning
Friday,
November 29.
“I always knew I wanted
to be an artist,” says
Lefort, who lived on a
catamaran for several
years, reinforcing his
love for the sea, one of
the recurring leitmotifs
in his art. “I didn’t know
if I’d work in advertising, graphics, or even
comic books,” he jokes.
“I did a lot of sign painting and t-shirts to make a
living.” But for more
than the past decade,
Lefort has been able to
dedicate himself entirely
to his career as a painter,
working primarily in
oils, which seem best
suited to his textures and
his chosen color palette.
“You can use oils in
many different ways and
the result is pleasing,” he
says. “I can express
myself best with oils.”
The paintings at Les
Artisans express Lefort’s
interest in the old Saint
Barth, its boats and its
landscapes. “I like to
think of myself as a witness of the old days,” he
says, “depicting the past
with the old wooden cottages that are quickly dis-
appearing and older
wooden boats.” His color
palette also has a dusty,
earthy range for his landscapes, while his paintings of boats and the sea
lean toward reds and
blues. “I like to juxtapose
colors as in nature or in
reflections on the water,”
Lefort says. “The message I really want to
communicate is what
Saint Barth really means
to me, an old vision of
the island.”
Jean-Yves Lefort at
Les Artisans, Gustavia
Opening reception,
Friday, November 29,
6pm
By Ellen Lampert-Gréaux
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RAIMUNDO FIGUEROA ART, TEXT, AND FIRE POEMS
Saint-Barth has organized
AT SPACE ST-BARTH Art
an exhibit, “Art, Text and Fire
Poems,” through December
GALLERY
15, with work by Jean-Charles
Space SBH,
an art gallery
in the Carré
d’Or in Gustavia, has
works
by
Raimundo
Figueroa
through the
month
of
November. An exhibit of 12 pieces, titled
“La Vida Baila” combines photos, painting, drawing, and paper collages. "What
is love?” asks Raimundo Figueroa, in
pieces called French Kiss, Le dragon
rouge, Les amants, Toi et moi unis par la
bouche, and other evocative titles.
La Vida Baila,
Raimundo Figueroa.
Space Saint-Barth, Carré d’Or, Gustavia.
de Castelbajac, Blair Chivers,
and Robert Montgomery at
the Eden Rock Gallery. Montgomery, a Scottish artist based
in London, was nourished by
street art, and writes textes in
neon letters or on wood, and
doesn’t want his work limited
just to galleries. The work of
the other two artists is in the
same vein, with an accent on
words. Blair Chivers uses
engraved mirrors to reflect
your image juxtaposed with a
“positive thought” written in
letters. And in the work of
Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
where the text is predominant.
“One often wonders how to
approach a work of contemporary art. The pieces in this
exhibit have in common the
possibility of a first literary
reading,” explains Combres.
Following the exhibit, the
works by Montgomery will
head to Florida for Art Basel
Miami, December 5-8. As his
letters also have a numerical
value as well.
Vernissage Tuesday Nov
26th, 7pm – 10pm
Fire Poem Performance
with Robert Montgomery
at the beach
of Eden Rock Gallery
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New Book By Rémy-Laurent Kraft
Rémy Laurent Kraft continues his series of books evoking the past in Saint Barth, with a new
volume called At The Beach.
With a whiff of nostalgia,
Rémy Laurent Kraft continues his series of books that
recall the past in Saint Barth.
His newest effort is titled At
The Beach. The drawings
include cute little blondes
and brunettes dressed in the
styles of days of yore, from
rolled up overalls for the
boys to dresses with aprons
for the girls, and everyone
wearing a straw hat woven
from dried palm fronds.
These kids, with their animals and pets, take the reader of a tour of the island’s
celebrated beaches. Seven of them
to be exact, in keeping with the
days of the week: Colombier, Fla-
mands, Lorient, Saint Jean, Saline,
Gouverneur, and Shell Beach. At
the end of the book is a small
glossary to introduce sugarbirds, pelicans, and other
island symbols. This book
follows the first in the series,
At Home, where these characters share their daily life
day-by-day over the course
of a week in the peaceful
and bucolic past. Kraft has
also written 7 Days in SaintBarth, which had a different
publisher. With this collection of books, which are in
both French and English,
Kraft has found a way for
today’s visitors to take home
a souvenir of the old days in
Saint Barthélemy. For sale on the
island for 13.90 euros.
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WIMCO CELEBRATED ITS NEW VENDÔME GUIDE
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Wimco thanks all of its partners
who were present. Wimco supports Saint Barth Essentiel, an
environmental association run by
Hélène Bernier. At this party,
$1000 was raised to develop the
activities of the association
through a raffle and auction.
illa owners and managers,
local sponsors, and clients
attended a party with
about 200 people at Bagatelle to
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celebrate the 30th anniversary of
Wimco as a villa rental agency in
Saint Barth, and the publication
of their new Vendôme Guide.
Photo: Tim Warburton, owner of
WIMCO surrounded by the staff
of the Saint Barth office as well
as a few managers from the Newport, RI, office, including reservation manager Anne Marie
Caye, senior sale manager,
Bethany Ludwick (23 years with
Wimco), concierge administrator
Marine, and Day Ketchum, Tim’s
personal assistant.
EIGHT ISLAND RESIDENSTS RUN
NEW YORK MARATHON
aint Barth was well
represented at the
2013 New York
Marathon, held on
November 3. Eight island
residents ran the 26-mile
race through the streets of
the Big Apple: Giuseppe
Gazzari, who crossed the
finish line after 2h45mn;
Pierre Harris (2h59mn);
Arnaud Joly (3h32mn);
Vincent
Gaffiot
(3h42mn); Stéphane Gosset (3h45mn); Anne
Christine Calvel (4h2mn);
Jean-Marc Outil (4h7mn);
and Jean-Marie Gréaux
(4h37mn); while Marcel Lignon
took 2h5mn in the handybike cat-
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egory for disabled athelets.
Kenyan Geoffrey Mutai won the
2013 New York Marathon in 2h
8mn. His fellow Kenyan, Priscah
Jeptoo, was the fastest woman at
2h25mn.
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MANU LANVIN, THREE DAYS
OF BLUES AND ROCK AT FIRST
Invited par Carole Gruson during the fifth annual St Barth Family Festival last summer, Manu
Lanvin returns for three days of blues and rock, November 28, 29, and 30 at First in Gustavia.
guest of Carole Gruson for last summer’s
St Barth Family Festival, singer/guitarist Manu
Lanvin returns this month to
First in Gustavia accompanied
by Oscar Marchioni, JeanMarc Montout, and Nikko
Bonniere. They will play three
days of rock and blues on
November 28, 29, and 30.
Manu Lanvin is a popular
French rocker with four
albums to his credit: “Venir au
Monde,” “Les Temps Mauvais,” Faible Humain,” and
“Mauvais Casting.” In this latest album, which came out
last year, Lanvin takes us
along Route 61, the route of
blues from Nouvelle Orleans
to Chicago, with 12 songs that
show his range and riffs. Lanvin has also collaborated artistically with Bernie Bonvoisin
and Paul Personne, as well as
Texan Calvin Russell, with
whom he co-wrote and produced the album titled “Dawg
Eat Dawg.” This collaboration with Russell brought
Lanvin back to Delta blues
and American folk music.
Lanvin shares his love for this
music during his three
evenings of concerts at First.
A
■ Emergency numbers
Rescue At Sea
Gendarmerie
Hospital
Fire dept.
Doctor on call
Pharmacy
Lynn Chanona and George Polymenakos
celebrated their engagement in Saint Barth
05 90 27 57 58/ 06 90 64 08 07
05 90 27 11 70
05 90 27 60 35
18 / 05 90 27 62 31
05 90 90 13 13
Airport
05 90 27 66 61
Gustavia
05 90 27 61 82
Saint Jean
05 90 29 02 12
Tourism office
Harbour
Boat company Voyager
Airlines companyWinair
SB Commuter
Air Caraïbes
American Airlines
Taxis
Gustavia
Saint-Jean
Town Hall
EDF (electricity company office)
Water system
Marine Reserve
■ Useful numbers
05 90 27 87 27
05 90 27 66 97
05 90 87 10 68
05 90 27 61 01
05 90 27 54 54
05 90 27 71 90
005995452040
05 90 27 66 31
05 90 27 75 81
05 90 29 80 40
05 90 29 80 81
05 90 27 60 33
06 90 31 70 73
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Gustavia
GASTRONOMY
Bagatelle
Bar de l’Oubli
Bête à Z’Ailes (BAZ Bar)
Black Ginger
Bonito
Café Victoire
Côté Port
Do Brazil
Eddy’s Restaurant
Gustav’
L’Entracte
L’Isola Ristorante
L’Isoletta
La Crêperie
La Cantina
Le Carré
Le Repaire
Le Vietnam
Les Coulisses
Ocean
Pipiri Palace
The Strand
Thi Widi
Wall House
Corossol
05.90.27.51.51
05.90.27.70.06
05 90 29 74 09
05.90.29.21.03
05.90.27.96.96
05.90.29.02.39
05.90.87.79.54
05.90.29 06 66
05.90.27 54 17
05.90.27.73.00
05.90.27.70.11
05.90.51.00.05
05.90.52.02.02
05 90 27 84 07
05.90.27.55.66
05.90.52.46.11
05.90.27 72 48
05 90 27 81 37
05.90.29 52 24
05.90.52.45.31
05.90.27 53 20
05.90.27.63.77
05 90 27 90 60
05.90.27 71 83
Le Régal
05.90.27 85 2
Santa Fé
Lurin
05.90.27.61.04
Public
05.90.27.75.73
Maya’s
Pointe Milou
Mango Bar restaurant (Lunch)
05.90.27.63.63
Taïno Restaurant (Diner & Lounge) 05.90.27.63.63
Ti St-Barth
05.90.27 97 71
Flamands
Casa Flamands (Taïwana)
Chez Rolande
La Case de l’Ile (Isle de France)
La Langouste
Spice of St Barth
05.90.27 65 01
05.90.27.54.42
05.90.27 61 81
05.90.27.63.61
06.90.54.41.42
Pointe Milou
Mango Bar restaurant (Lunch)
05.90.27.63.63
Taïno Restaurant (Diner & Lounge) 05.90.27.63.63
Ti St-Barth
05.90.27 97 71
Toiny
05.90.29.77.47
Saline
05.90.52.46.10
05.90.52 46 05
05 90 51 15 98
Lorient
05.90.29 76 78
05 90 27 79 39
05 90 27 52 52
05 90 27 68 59
05 90 52 96 17
Anse des Cayes
05.90.29 86 81
05.90.27.66.55
Saint Jean
05.90.27.71.40
05.90.29 79 99
05.90.27.63.62
05.90.27.90.65
05.90.29.75.69
05 90 27 71 30
05 90 27 73 62
05.90.52.81.33
05.90.29.83.70
06.90.30.81.81
05.90.27.64.64
05.90.52.20.96
Grand Cul de Sac
05.90.27 66 60
05.90.27.66.60
05.90.29.83.00
05.90.29.33.27
05.90.29.85.71
Colombier
05.90.27.93.48
Le Gaïac (Hôtel Le Toiny)
Esprit
Grain de Sel
Meat & Potatoes
La Table de Jules
Le Bouchon
Le Wok
Le Portugal à St Barth
Koya Sushi
Chez Yvon
Rackham le Rouge (Le Manapany)
Chez Joe (Airport)
Eden Rock
Hideaway
Kiki e Mo
La Rôtisserie
Le Glacier
Le Jardin
La Plage
Maya to Go
Me Gusta
Nikki Beach
Txerri Gorria 'Cochon Rouge'
Bartoloméo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Indigo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Le Sereno
O’Corail
La Gloriette
Les Bananiers
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 !
Jazzy music @Les Coulisses
- Live music with Pierre
Nesta from 5 at Do Brazil
- Gabriel Gordon Trio, from - Live music for the Brunch
9pm to midnight, Bete A
with Robb from 11am
Z'Ailes, Gustavia
@ Toiny Hotel.
◗ December 2-14
- Live Music by Robb for din- AABARAKI, from 9pm to ner @ La Plage Restaurant
midnight, Bete A Z'Ailes,
- Amazing Sunday
◗ Every Friday
"SuperHeroes Party!"
Ladies Night @ Bagatelle
@ Nikki Beach
◗ Thursday, November 28
- Live Music with Soley &
- DJ Yo One Sutterat Bonito Co from 8pm at Bonito
- Lady's First @ First
◗ Monday, December 2
- Deejay Session from
- Diner Cabaret with
3:00pm to 7pm @ Do Brazil
show girls at Ti St Barth
◗ Tuesday December 3
- Soley in live @ Les
Coulisses, Gustavia
Nesta from 5 at Zen Bar,
- Blues and Rock, with
Do Brazil
Manu Lanvin in live, from
- Brazilian Evening : Live
11pm at First, Gustavia.
Music with Soley & Caravan
◗ Friday, November 29
- Soley in live @ Le Grain
Style, bossa-nova, samba...
de Sel, Saline
from 7:30pm @ Christopher
- I Love Friday Dinner music - DJ Yo One Sutterat Bonito,
with DJ Vikkinova from NY, - Pierre Nesta for the Sunset
Cristina's Pole Dancing
from 5:00pm @ Do Brazil
Show, Wild Side Fashion
Show @ La Plage Restaushow girls at Ti St Barth
rant, Saint-Jean
◗ Wednesday, December 4
- DJ Maxx-C at Bonito
Co from 8pm at Taiwana
Nesta from 5 at Zen Bar,
show girls at Ti St Barth
Do Brazil
◗ Thursday, December 5
- Madness Week End
- Dinner with Live music
@Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
with Pierre Nesta
@ Do Brazil
◗ Saturday,November 30
- Bikini Brunch, from 12pm,
Music by DJ Yo-One @La
Dj K-RISM & Patrice Geros
Plage Restaurant
@ Yacht Club
- Lunch with Live Music
with Robb, from noon at
Mango, Christopher Hotel
- DJ Yo One Sutter at
◗ Daily Fashion Shows
Bonito, Gustavia
- Fashion Show: every lunch
& dinner, La Plage
Co from 8pm at Taiwana
- Madness Week End @Ti st ◗ Every Tuesday
6:30pm: Fashion show by the
Barth, Pointe Milou
pool at Case de l’Isle
◗ Thursday, November 28
Pati St Barth FWI from 2pm
@ Nikki Beach
◗ Sunday, December 1st
- Live Music with Kirstian,
Live
Music
◗ Through November 30
Night Club
Fashion show Terra from
2pm @ Nikki Beach
◗ Saturday,November 30
Fashion Show Marina from
2pm @ Nikki Beach
◗ Sunday, December 1st
Fashion Show Terra from
2pm @ Nikki Beach
Exhibitions
◗ Through December 13
Kay Quattrocchi «Neutrino
& Boson» at Christopher St
Barth, Opening reception.
◗ Through, December 15,
- Jean-Yves Lefort at
Les Artisans, Gustavia
Opening reception at 6pm,
on Friday, November 29
- «Art, Text and Fire
Poems,» Robert Montgomery, Jean-Charles de
Castelbajac, and Blair
Chivers at Eden Rock
◗ Through November 30
Raimundo Figueroa, La
Vida Baila, a beautiful limited series of 12 unique small
framed collage works
Space SBH - Carré D'Or
- Dave Stevenson, Alain le
Chatelier, Jean Yves Lefort
at Les Artisans,
- Modernisme art & Antiques, Camaruche Gallery
- Wolfgang Ludes, JeanPhilippe Piter, Antoine Verglas at Clic Gallery, Gustavia
- Group show at Pipiri
Palace, Gustavia
- Works by Cyrille Margarit,
Nikki Beach
◗ Art Galleries
- Modernisme art & Antiques, Camaruche Gallery
- TomBeachArtStudio,
- Clic Gallery, Gustavia
- Pipiri Palace, Gustavia
- Les Artisans, Gustavia
- SpaceSBH Gallery,
Michel and his staff are happy to welcome you
to their pool-side restaurant for lunch & dinner.
Holiday special, in addition to our regular menu.
Lobsters Fresh From The Tank
100 g for 7,00 euros
Fashion Show
Hôtel Baie des Anges • Flamands • 0590 27 63 61
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■ Horoscope
ARIES March 21 - April 20
Love: Tenderness and romance on the
horizon this week take you away from
the mediocrity of daily life. Work-money: Don’t give up if obstacles block
your path. Heath: You are overflowing
with energy.
TAURUS April 21 - May 21
Love: You are pulling your loved ones
into a vortex of activity. Work-Money:
Interesting opportunities around the
corner. Health: Make good resolutions!
GEMINI May 22 - June 21
Love: Happiness in a new friendship or
love relationship. Work-Money: an
intense period of activity; long-term
placements are favorable. Health:
Slight loss of energy.
CANCER June 22 - July 22
Amour: Your personal life is your priority. Work-Money: You are facing
new responsibilities that require a big
investment. Health: Physical strength.
LEO July 23 – August 22
Love: You cannot be more comprehensive or tolerant than you are now.
Work-Money: Tough times but you
will win out. Health: Take care of your
body.
SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 21
Love: You do your best to maintain
harmony as a couple. Work-Money:
The quality of your projects will please
everyone. Health: Eating occupies
much of your time.
VIRGO August 23 – September 22
Love: You do not have enough time to
give to your friends and family. WorkMoney: You are determined and give
generously of yourself. Heath: Work on
getting back in shape.
CAPRICORN December 22 – January 20
Love: A few arguments with your partner will not result in any serious consequences. Work-Money: Now is the
time to ask for a raise. Health: Too
much stress: exercise to relax.
LIBRA September 23 - October 22
Love: Your friends don’t call any more
and you feel abandoned. Work-Money:
Your current difficulties will not make
you want to go back to work. Health:
Sleepless? Be careful of your nervous
system.
AQUARIUS January 21 – February 18
Love: You take remarks made by your
partner as personal attacks. Work-Money: Your professional life is stressful.
Health: Learn to relax.
PISCES February 19 – March 20
Love: Your heart is not open to love
right now. Work-Money: Don’t start
SCORPION October 23 – November 22
Love: This calm, quiet week abounds anything important. Health: You are
with tenderness. Work-Money: You are feeling fragile.
more competitive than ususal. Health:
You are always on the go!
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■ Classified ads
Real Estate
For sale, this luxurious two bedroom apartment situated in a
complex set above Gustavia with
amazing views over the harbor
and beyond to St Martin and the
sunset. The complex offers a
community pool and is within
walking distance to restaurants,
boutiques and Shell Beach.
Offered at € 1,990,000.
St. Barth Properties
Sotheby’s International
Realty: 0590 29 75 05
For sale, property situated on the
hillside in Vitet is set in a lush
tropical garden. It features three
bedrooms, three baths with pool
and gazebo. Two additional bedrooms and one bath are located
on the lower level and have a private entrance. It has excellent
potential for annual rental.
Offered at € 1,810,000.
Realty: 0590 29 75 05
For sale, this charming three bedroom, three bathroom villa in
Petite Saline is perched on one of
the highest points in St Barth. It
boasts amazing views in multiple
directions (including the sunset)
and offers 100% privacy. The
villa enjoys an excellent rental
history. Offered at $ 3,550,000.
Realty: 0590 29 75 05
Modern 2 bedroom villa - Contemporary styling & classic villa
layout with sweeping views over
Petit Cul de Sac. Additional
undeveloped
room
for
office/gym. € 2,350,000.
For more info : contact Wimco
Sbh Real Estate 0590 51 07 51
or villasales@wimco.com.
Unique 3 bedroom villa Stepped into the sloping St.Jean
hillside, bedrooms in separate
private bungalows.
Exquisite building materials &
accents. € 2,275,000.
Enjoyable 2 bedroom Villa Peaceful & private location at top
of a St.Jean hillside cul-de-sac,
views of St.Jean Baie. Strong
rental history! € 2,100,000.

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