FREE Local News St-Barth in English Published by “Le Journal de Saint-Barth” 05 90 27 65 19 - [email protected] N°142 - March 7, 2008 WWEEKLYEEKLY

Freestyle “Bowl” in Saint-Jean

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580,000 Euros In Tourist Taxes Armed Thief Sentenced In January BRUNO MAGRAS To 18 Months In Prison CRITICIZES SOME he armed thief who held up knives. End of the first act. the cashier at the Oasis The perpetrator reappeared at WHO RENT DIRECTLY T supermarket and was also lunchtime, a motorcycle helmet on TO CLIENTS suspected of three other thefts and his head, at the Oasis supermarket an attempted robbery was brought in Lorient. He confronted the nacted as of January 1, 2008, a before the judge in Basse-Terre on cashier, who was alone at the time, new tourist tax of 5% of all sea- Tuesday afternoon at which time he and menaced her with a knife, ask- Esonal rentals brought in the sum was condemned to a 18 months in ing for the money in the cash regis- of 580,000 for the month of January. prison, with at least two months ter. The cashier, who was in a state This figure is lower than the expecta- behind bars and a suspended sen- of shock, gave it to him: net result tions of the COM, whose president, tence of two years. He was imme- of 1,,470 euros. The perpetrator Bruno Magras, points a finger at those diately incarcerated. This 29 year- was quickly identified and picked who rent certain villas: “The hotels pro- old man—originally from metro- up on Sunday morning but the ceeded to declare and collect the tax, as politan —was already stolen money was not recovered. did the 28 agencies that rent villas and known to the gendarmes, who Under police surveillance, he apartments,” explains Bruno Magras. arrested him on Sunday morning. admitted to another theft during the But he feels that there are certain villa His chronic state of drug addiction night of February 22 at the Garage owners who rent directly to their clients influenced his behavior. de l’Etoile, where 50 euros and a via the Internet and who think they are He had begun a series of robberies printer were taken. exonerated from declaring their rentals on the night of February 28-29, by This was not the first time an armed and paying the tax. It is those owners throwing a rock through the win- robbery took place in Saint Barth, that Bruno Magras will not excuse or dow of a beauty parlor in the shop- yet this kind of crime remains offer favors: “We are currently doing ping center, La Savane, across from extremely rare. The last incident research to identify these people. the airport. He illegally entered and dates back to December 1995, when They will be taxed appropriately,” stole cash. He then tried unsuccess- two men wearing full-face helmets notes Magras, who was to meet with fully to break into the boutique, held up the small post office in Bernard Cressot, the general treasurer, Danièle B Diffusion, before head- Lorient while it was closed for on Tuesday, March 4, to discuss the ing to the Vaval shopping center in lunch. Brandishing their guns, they procedure to collect the taxes. For the Saint Jean. He used the same tech- menaced the postal employee who president, the desire to collect these nique—a rock through the win- was inside. They took the cash and taxes is not out of the norm: “It is to dow—to get into the toy store, Un fled on a motorcycle. They two men be expected. We need these taxes in dimanche à la mer, once again tak- were later caught by the police in order to meet the budget for the ing the cash, before doing the same metropolitan France, and sentenced COM. It is in the interest of every- at another boutique, Couleurs de to three years in prison although body on the island, since the more we Provence, where he took not only two of three years were a suspended can collect, the less risk there is of money but also several sets of sentence. creating new taxes.”

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© iMAGINE- Fotolia.com The Changing Climate What are the consequences for the ? René Fury is the head of Météo a major change in the of hurri- corresponds to the melting of the gla- France, the French weather service cane activity. One change however is ciers of Greenland, or North America, in de. Throughout his the intensity of the hurricanes that and the Antarctic. The total volume of career, he has been interested n the take place and the amounts of rain- these continental glaciers—more than climatic changes and greenhouse fall during a fierce storm. 20 million cubic miles—is enormous, effect. For the readers of the Saint At first glance, changes in global cli- and if it were all to melt, the millions Barth Weekly, he examines the mate do not seem to be causing of cubic miles of ice would raise sea question of climate changes in the major consequences on a regional level by 275 feet! Caribbean and in Saint Barth. level. Perhaps an increase of two Yet this will not happen tomorrow: degrees in temperatures would make at the current rate, it would take at “During the 1980s scientists began it a little harder to support the heat in least 500 years before this cata- taking about the changes in the cli- August, September, and October. strophic scenario would take place. mate. At the time, they forecast an Economically, things are different: increase in temperatures by three the global increase in temperatures In Saint Barth? degrees by the year 2100, but certain will in effect multiply the number of models calls for an increase of at zones that have tropical climates, Armed with this information, what least six degrees, if not eight. But we and are competitive in terms of are the possible consequences for didn’t dare believe it… three degrees tourism, at higher latitudes … Saint Barth? If what they predict is would already be an incredible But for the Caribbean and Saint true, one can imagine that by 2050, catastrophe. Barth in particular, the largest danger with an average temperature a few Today, if the entire scientific com- would be an overall increase in sea degrees hotter, that the level of the munity openly recognizes the dan- level, due to global warming. This ocean would increase by approxi- gers of climate change, there are dif- increase is essentially due to two mately one foot as a direct conse- ferent theories, based on various phenomena: thermal expansion of quence. To that, one must add the models of evolution. The differences seawater and widespread melting of increase due to melting snows, are less due to the uncertainty of the land ice (glaciers). A few years ago, approximately one-half inch per year, models, but rather to the scenarios in 2001 to be exact, Météo-France or an additional 1.3 feet. Or by 2050, that man opts to follow. That means participated in a simulation of the sea level might increase in Saint that an increase of three degrees melting of the large polar ice floes. Barth by 2.3 feet. What happens to would result only from a rigorous The model called for complete melt- buildings along the beach, and also to scenario limited greenhouse gas ing by the end of the 21st century. the port? emissions. The six-degree increase However they have found that the In conclusion, one can say that as the would result from a less rigorous acceleration of this melting in 2007 climate continues to change and scenario. was much faster than they anticipat- reveal more surprises, whether one is ed. The consequence is that if this an optimist, pessimist or fatalist, the What are the consequences speed continues, the ice floes will no rise of sea level is certitude, And if for the Caribbean? longer exist as early as 2070! Yet the increase in the water level by even the melting of all this ice would 2050 is five inches or thirty-five inch- In the Caribbean, climate change has not cause an increase in sea level, as es, the changes in the climate will been marked by a change in temper- the mass of this floating ice is have importance consequences that ature that is less than the global already taken into consideration. touch every person and every region average, and not much of a change But the rate at which the floes are in the world. in rainfall; nor has there has not been melting is an excellent indicator that 04 St Barth Weekly n°142

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Campaign SightFirst II Let’s Hear It For The Environment: The Lions Club of Saint-Barth, Miles electric cars The Most Generous In The Caribbean and arrive in Saint Barth Central and South America ince the kick-off of the After a first campaign in Sproject in July 2005, the the 1990s, the goal of First- Lions Club of Saint Barth Sight II, which ends this has donated $54,000 to the year during the annual con- International Lion’s Club vention of the service club Foundation for its Sight- in Bangkok, Thailand, was First II campaign. The size to fight against loss of sight of the donation makes the through cataracts, river club the top donor through- blindness, and trachoma, out the entire Caribbean the leading cause of pre- zone, as well as Central and ventable blindness. The Lions Club hoped to collect South America, as we were t a time when less pollution. The project 150 million dollars through told recently by the local Europe is just dis- got underway a little over a the actions of 46,000 local club. This also makes it the covering electric year ago and took root last most important activity of clubs througout the world. A cars, Auto Store Import is November when Thierry According to the Lions the club, especially for already bringing Miles Besse, seeking a rare pearl, Club, the SightFirst I cam- president Agnes Houchot electric cars to Saint Barth. discovered the Miles cars at paign helped seven milion (2007-2008), who thanks Miles is a California com- an electric car show in Cali- people recover their sight, the population, both resi- pany—based in Santa Mon- fornia. It didn’t take much and up to 20 million others dents and visitors, for their ica—which was recognized to convince the two men to avoid serious loss of vision. generosity. as “the electric car compa- start importing these closed ny of the year” in 2007. For cars with real metal bodies the time being they are pro- designed to look like regu- ducing four models: three lar cars, and enough power small urban vehicles, the to climb the island’s steep ZX40, the ZX40S, and the hills. ZX40AD, plus a small util- Here’s the real deal: the ity vehicle—and they vary existing models have in price upon delivery in enough autonomy to go Saint Barth from $19,500 about 50 miles at a top to $24,500. By the end of speed of 40 mph. It takes the year there should also four to six hours to be a higher speed sedan, recharge the car using any and all five models are electric outlet, at a cost of available in Saint Barth just one euro for the power after a six-week wait. it takes to drive 50 miles. This pro-environmental The six batteries that com- effort was the idea of Thier- prise the motors of these ry Besse, who currently cars have an expected life lives in Miami, and Alpha span of four years or Delamotte, manager of 30,000 miles. After that Auto Store Import. The for- they must be replaced at a mer, Thierry Besse, is a cost of $350 per battery. specialist in American auto- Maintenance includes mobile imports, and the lat- changing the automatic ter is a mechanic and fer- transmission oil every vent defender of the envi- 4,000 miles. Other than ronment; they quickly real- replacing worn-out parts ized that there is a bright (brake pads, windshield future for cars that cause wipers…) that’s about it.

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FREESTYLE “BOWL Julie Allard Wins IN SAINT-JEAN 2007 Young Writers arim Allix is hard at that the skaters on the work on the Glad island could have the same Competition KRiders home in type of infrastructure you Saint Jean (next to the find in the US or Europe. swimming pool). He is a The bowl is made of wood volunteer who simply loves and I think it is the only one freestyle—on a bike or on like this in the Caribbean. It skates—and is currently was very hard to build. First putting the finishing touch- I had to find the money. I es on a “bowl” or freestyle started three years ago and ramp in the shape of, well, as of today it represents 400 a bowl. He has also added a hours of work. It was a real dirt trail for freestyle bicy- challenge!” Karim esti- cles. Thanks to his efforts, mates that the work will be fans of freestyle sports can finished and the freestyle now sharpen their skills in ramp should be open in ourteen year-old Julie seventh-place prize. an improved situation and another month and a half. Allard has won the Two additional prizes were in full safety. But to com- To help Karim complete the F 2007 Young Writers given for the first time at the February 26 prize cere- plete it all, Karim Alix— “bowl” for skaters and the short story competition organized by the association mony: the Lions Club Saint B’Art in conjunction Prize—a gift certificate for with the Journal de Saint 150 euros worth of books— Barth, which published the presented by Solaure 16 best stories of the 49 Gréaux, who honored the submitted. A student at the story that best embraced the values of the service club: Mireille Choisy junior high friendship and altruism. until Chirstmas, Julie has This prize went to Taïnana since moved to Terrier for her story, Jessica where she now lives. She The Little Girl Of Silence was not in Saint Barth on And The Night, which tells Tuesday, February 26 to the tale f a young girl who receive the top prize: a lap- becomes deaf and blind, and top computer. Her apoca- is keeping with the Lions who did all the work by dirt trail for freestyle bikes, lyptic scenario, in which she Club’s completion of its himself—needs a little you can contact him at predicts the end of the earth FirstSightII campaign financial help to balance his 06.90.57.02.85, or via by 2057, was radically dif- against blindness. Principal budget. Between hammer- email: ferent from the dreamlike Christian Ledée, on behalf ing and cutting a piece of [email protected] story, Nelson And The Cave of the school, offered the plywood, he told us the sto- Karim can be found at the Of Dreams, written by 13 second new prize to the youngest participant, in this ry of the bowl, which began “bowl” on Wednesday, Sat- year-old Mathieu Grard, also a student at the junior case Maïlis Fébrissy, just 11 three years ago: “I wanted urday, and Sunday after- years old. to improve the first ramp I noons as of 3pm. high and the second-place had built four years ago, so winner in 2007 (he also took second LUXURY OCEANFRONT VILLA place with his first FOR SALE entry in 2005). 2 bedrooms - 2,5 baths with Third prize went to stunning view Léa Goncalvès- Exquisite furnishing and decor, Gouon for “Lost among the finest on island Prince.” Lea, who is Very quiet yet close to airport also 14 and a stu- and Gustavia. Also available dent at Mirelle 3000m2 hillside land with permit Choisy, won a prize Amazing view in 2006 when her Mathieu Grard first story won the and Léa Goncalvès-Gouon on island : + 590 (0) 690 65 60 62 or visit our website : www.stbartvilla.com 08 St Barth Weekly n°142

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Gustavia Toiny Au Port 05.90.27 62 36 Le Gaïac (Hôtel Le Toiny) 05.90.27.88 88 Bête à Z’Ailes 05 90 29 74 09 Saint Jean Carl Gustaf (Le) 05.90.29 79 00 Café Victoire 05.90.29.02.39 Eden Rock 05.90.29 79 99 Caviar Island 09 90 52 46 11 Hideaway 05.90.27.63.62 Do Brazil 05.90.29 06 66 Kiki e Mo 05.90.27.70.47 Eddy’s Restaurant 05.90.27 54 17 Le Diamant 05 90 29 21 97 Jao 05.90.29 52 24 Le Jardin 05 90 27 73 62 La Crêperie 05 90 27 84 07 Le Glacier 05 90 27 71 30 La Mandala 05.90.27 96 96 Le Piment 05.90.27.53.88 La Marine 05.90.27 68 91 La Plage 05.90.27.53.13 Le Cesar 05.90.27 70 67 La Route des Boucaniers 05.90.27 73 00 Nikki Beach 05.90.27.64.64 Le Bistro 05.90.27 51 51 “Z” 05 90 27 53 00 La Saladerie 05 90 27 52 48 Le Sapotiller 05.90.27 60 28 Pointe Milou O’Corner 05.90.51.00.05 Ti St-Barth 05.90.27 97 71 Le Vietnam 05 90 27 81 37 Pipiri Palace 05.90.27 53 20 Grand Cul de Sac Repaire des Rebelles 05.90.27 72 48 Bartoloméo (Hôtel Guanahani) 05.90.27 66 60 The Strand 05.90.27.63.77 Indigo (Hôtel Guanahani) 05 90 27 66 60 Ti Zouk K’fé 05 90 27 90 60 Kazz’n Blues 05 90 52 21 26 Wall House 05.90.27 71 83 Restaurant des pêcheurs (Le Sereno) 05.90.29.83.00 Saline Colombier Esprit Saline 05.90.52 46 10 François Plantation 05.90.29 80 22 Grain de Sel 05.90.52 46 05 Les Bananiers 05.90.27.93.48 Le Tamarin 05 90 27 72 12 Flamands Pacri 05.90.29.35.63 Lorient Chez Rolande 05.90.29 76 78 La Case de l’Ile 05.90.27 61 81 K’fé Massaï 05.90.29 76 78 La Langouste 05.90.27.63.61 Le Bouchon 05 90 27 79 39 Taïwana 05.90.27 65 01 Le Wok 05 90 27 52 52 Anse des Cayes Le Portugal à St Barth 05 90 27 68 59 Chez Ginette 05.90.27.66.11 Corossol Chez Yvon 05.90.29 86 81 Le Régal 05.90.29 85 26 Fellini Ristorante (Hôtel Le Manapany) 05.90.27.66.55 Vitet Lurin Hostellerie des 3 Forces 05 90 27 61 25 Santa Fé 05.90.27.61.04

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