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raeli flag is shown behind me.That’s more of a political statement. They should have put a picture of a dreidel or a menorah behind me. What’s going on here?!?,” he said during a recent phone interview. …But we’ll get back to that a little bit later. Adams will be performing as a special guest at the Ethnic Show, which has been a long time staple of Just For Laughs’ Club Series, and will run from July 11 to 26 at both Club Soda and MTelus. Joining him on this United Nations of comedy are Gina Brillon, Arthur Simeon, Matteo Lane, Francisco Lane and veteran Ethnic Show host Maz Jobrani. By Stuart Nulman Adams, who was born Adam Jason Orenstein 48 mtltimes.ca And always count on years ago in Lexington, Orny having something to Massachusetts, graduated say on matters that either with a degree in political concern or bother him. science and philosophy And on the subject of from Emory University. being part of Just For He was about to study Laughs’ Ethnic Show for law; however, a trip to the second time, Orny Italy changed all that. “I was studying overseas had something to say in Italy, and while I was about that, mainly about there, I fell in love with how he appears on the the arts,” he said. “When show’s advertising. “I’m the Jewish comic I graduated from Emory on the show, yet the Is- in 1993, the economy in
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stand-up special next year, and has several TV projects in the works. However, Orny gets a little philosophical when it comes to how far he has gone in the world of comedy, and where he is now in that world. “At the end of the day, what does it really matter? I want people show up at the Ethnic Show to have a wonderful experience. The line-up is filled with heavy hitters and it’s a really good show to see. In fact, it should be packaged and made into a tour,“ he said. “As for me, I always enjoy the challenge of performing new material. And wouldn’t it be great if I can do something different, whether it be telling longer stories onstage or change my comic rhythm?” For more information – or to purchase tickets – to the Ethnic Show or any other Just For Laughs show, go to: www.mtltimes.ca
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perception of any piece of at the time indicated a public art or design, as rather negative opinion of Montrealers experienced the pieces. Some, like a it last year when our then young woman who used Mayor Denis Coderre, as to jog at the park, highpart of the lighted a praccity's 375th tical aspect of a n n i ve r s a r y them: "they commissioned could come in some sculphandy for tures also to pushups or be placed in s t re t c h i n g . " our main park. Other people The structhought that tures were they might soon known also be useful as the "Mount when you are Royal stumps." having a picnic The fact that there, althe structures, By Sergio Martinez though, given made of granthe sloping surite, had a total face of the mtltimes.ca cost of 3.45 stumps, you inmillion didn't help in gain- stead don't put things that ing any public sympathy. can fall and break on Most of those consulted them.
A year after all the debate about the maligned pieces, they have been vindicated—sort of. "On June 9, 2018, two Quebec firms Civiliti and Julie Margot Design won a prestigious award from the Society for Experiential Graphic Design (SEGD) during its annual gala held in Minneapolis," reads a press release from V2com, a website specialized in publishing information on design and architecture. "Their project, Escales découvertes (Discovery Halts), was selected for an Honour Award among
353 entries submitted from numerous countries around the world. The scheme combines landscape architecture, wayfinding and poetry, adding a subtle layer to the much-celebrated Mount-Royal Park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in the 19th century" continues the bulletin. So far it seems a reasonable justification of the questioned public art pieces, which concludes adding that "The conical place-markers, clustered in groups of two or three, vary in size, some as small as stepping-stones, others large enough to sit or lean on. With their bronze inscriptions, they provide
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or hearing, loss of balance, stroke, disease. or physical conditions, such as arthritis t’s not easy to admit that and osteoporosis. one is getting older, espe- 2. Mental Behaviour – cially when your body and Cognitive, Language, and your mind are not what Decision Making they used to be. Moving a Cognitive decline can have family member into a senior serious ramifications, especare residence is never a sim- cially if your loved one can't medications correctly, is ple decision. It may not be take not able to fix a meal or easy to broach the subject doesn't remember to eat. If a with your loved ones. In fact, loved one exhibits confusion, they may be resistant to poor judgment, or other moving and they may fear signs of cognitive impairment, losing their independence. assisted living is often a good However, here are 5 warning next step. signs that your loved one 3. Caregiver Stress should be considering a move There are the psychological to a retirement / senior resi- costs of caregiving and of dence: making difficult care deci1. Physical sions, which can be comWhen there are physical and pared to the effects of anatomical signs of deteriora- post-traumatic stress disortion that will affect their well- der. Caregivers may experibeing and their safety. A ence symptoms like disabling person who is having trouble anxiety, hyper-vigilance and getting out to shop or re- more. The emotional, mental membering how to cook or and physical toll of caregiving when to eat can result in sig- can be particularly pronificant nutritional issues. nounced for adult children or This could range from un- spouses of those who need healthy weight loss or con- care. In cases like this, when versely, excessive weight gain. the demands of care become Check the fridge and watch too great, it might be clear meal-prep skills. Other ex- immediately. In other cases, amples include loss of sight it might not be so obvious. By Matt Del Vecchio mtltimes.ca
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TD and Sun Youth volunteers with the organization's Hornets players proudly posing in front of the three 4' X 8' murals created in collaboration with Montreal artist Waxhead. Photo: Caroline Viger-Lazare. o n t r e a l ’ s space for everyone to zation's Hornets basketMURAL Festi- freely unleash their cre- ball and football teams, val is an eleven ativity while some of their along with coaches and day event cele- employees came to volun- parents. Huge thanks to brating the international teer for the day. D.J. Dion Gold for providurban art movement, held The work was con- ing the lively musical backthis year from June 8th to ceived by Waxhead based drop throughout the day. 17th on St. Laurent Boule- on sketches made by the In all about 100 people vard, or The Main as it's Hornets athletes prior to took part in the event commonly known. For its the event. The result was which spanned from 6th edition, the festival a colourful mural made up 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. teamed up with Sun Youth of three 4' X 8' panels While they were taking and Montreal-based artist representing the essence turns painting, the HorWaxhead to create some- of Sun Youth, its sports nets basketball players thing unique and repre- programs but also the na- were happy to show their sentatives of the ture, greenery and animal ball handling skills to community organization. life of the neighbourhood. those around. This wasn't the first time The good news is that the Sun Youth would like to Waxhead and Sun Youth organization got to keep thank Waxhead and the crossed paths as in 2016 the mural! MURAL festival for sethe artist also created Sun Youth volunteers lecting the organization some of the most inter- who answered the call and the many volunteers, esting murals on the out- came from various sec- including those of TD, for side of Sun Youth's St. tors of the organization. taking part this wonderful Urbain Street building.TD The event brought to- initiative which will have a Canada Trust were also gether day camp children lasting impact for years to instrumental in getting the and their parents, bike pa- come. project off the ground, trollers and also young lending their parking athletes from the organi-
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n 1922, legendary comedian W.C. Fields had this to say about fellow comedian and vaudevillian (and Ziegfeld Follies co-star) Bert Williams when he passed away that year: “He was the funniest man I ever saw, and was the saddest man I ever met”. Those remarks that was uttered by Fields nearly a century ago about Bert Williams can ironically be
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all, that of the visiting alien from the planet Ork on the ABC hit sitcom “Mork and Mindy”. Yet through all those memorable performances – and a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for “Good Will Hunting” – Robin Williams lived a life that was filled with so much emotional and physical pain, whether it be endless self-doubt, a constant drubbing from critics, drug addiction and alcoholism, and finally, a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia – a severe degenerative neurological disease – that compelled him to take his own life in August of 2014 at the age of 63. Robin Williams was, sadly enough, a living embodiment of the tragicomic nature of the By Stuart Nulman comedian, yet he was such a complex individual as mtltimes.ca much as he was an enterapplied to another come- taining one. However, it dian sharing the same sur- was his eldest son Zak name: Robin Williams. who somehow managed During his productive to comprehend the true career as a comedian and nature of his father at a actor, Robin Williams has memorial service that was charmed and entertained held a little more than a millions of fans around month after his death: the world with his manic, “Eater of cold chicken runaway train-style of breast, drinker of stand-up comedy, his crit- espresso, lover of bumper ically-acclaimed perform- stickers. I’d like to speak ances in such movies as about the man who was a “Good Morning, Viet- paradox. The alien. I feel nam”, “Dead Poets Soci- the overwhelming joy he ety”, “Mrs. Doubtfire” and brought millions, and I felt “Aladdin”; and of course, his abject loneliness. He the role that launched it was at once so superhu-
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man and yet so very human. But I don’t think he ever felt he was anything special.” With the massive biography Robin by New York Times cultural reporter David Itzkoff, we finally get to crack that eggshell to discover the human and superhuman sides to the man who gave us Mork from Ork, Adrian Cronauer, John Keating and the Genie, with all the sadness and complexities that went with it. To put it succinctly, Itzkoff has done an tremendous job of giving his many fans a much clearer picture of the public and private Robin Williams through contemporary press accounts and reviews, and countless interviews with friends, colleagues (within the comedy and film communities), surviving family members, as well as introspective interviews that Williams conducted with the press throughout his lifetime. The end result is probably one of the most deep biographical treatments of the comedian as tragic figure since Albert Goldman’s “Ladies and Gentlemen … Lenny Bruce!” and Bob Woodward’s John Belushi biography “Wired”. Born a chlld of privilege (his father was a highranking executive at the Ford Motor Company), Williams decided early in
life that a career in show business (particularly in comedy) was more preferable than being a lawyer. Through his studies at the prestigious Julliard School in New York (in which one of his classmates was the late Christopher Reeve), and then paying his dues as a street mime in San Francisco and as a manic, free form stand-up comic who became a must-see at the legendary Comedy Store (rainbow suspenders and all). But it was in 1978 that Williams’ manic style of comedy made him a star: first in a guest shot as Mork in an episode of Happy Days called “My Favorite Orkan”, and then expanding the role that fall on the series “Mork and Mindy”, which he dominated until its run ended in 1982. What Itzkoff argues is that the key reason Robin Williams became such a comedy superstar on “Mork and Mindy” and later in many of his best known starring movie roles was that the directors he worked with (especially Barry Levinson and Chris Columbus) gave him the necessary breath-
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elled in his collection of toy soldiers and found pleasure in shopping for comic books, not to mention taking many critical pans of his later movies quite personally (especially his Broadway debut in 2011 in the serio-comic play “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo”, which although he gained the muchneeded critical praise, was passed over for a Tony Award nomination). “Robin” is probably the definitive biography of a man whos goal in life was to just make a lot of people laugh with his own brand of comedy. And through his standup specials, and memorable movie performances, Robin Williams became one of the most beloved comedians/comic actors of his time. ident when he performed Yet because of his deliwith Steve Martin on a cate, fragile personal side, Lincoln Center produc- Robin Williams was like tion of “Waiting for his showbiz namesake Godot”, which led to the from a century ago: he production’s abbreviated was the funniest man you run. ever saw, and was the sadThe book also paints a dest man you ever met. portrait of Robin Williams But thanks to David who was a mass of pain, Itzkoff’s fascinating book, self-doubt and chemical you can readily underdependency, not to men- stand why he was both. tion a man-child who rev(Henry Holt, $39)
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There are some warning signs though. Forgetfulness can be a normal part of aging, but it becomes a problem when a person becomes forgetful on a regular basis. If you notice a loved one forgetting important dates, relying on post-its to remind themselves of appointments, visitor dates and times or repetitive questioning, start to pay attention. Alzheimer’s can affect a person’s ability to work with numbers, follow directions, or make plans. You may start to notice when your friend or family member has trouble By Donna Byrne understanding conversations, paying bills, or even mtltimes.ca following recipes. Making Alzheimer’s cannot be small occasional errors cured, but catching symp- happens to all of us but toms early can allow for when simple tasks bethe implementation of come extremely difficult treatment options that or impossible to commay slow the progression plete, it’s a sign of a seriof the disease. ous problem. Alzheimer’s is difficult to diagnose because no sinAccording to the gle test can identify the Alzheimer’s Association disease. 2017 facts and figures: lzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that affects thinking and memory. While the disease usually progresses slowly, it becomes more severe with time and can be difficult to diagnose.
“An estimated 5.5 million Americans of all ages are living with Alzheimer’s dementia in 2017. As of 2016 there were an estimated 564,000 Canadians with the disease with 25,000 new cases diagnosed each year. By 2031 the number is expected to rise to 937,000 an increase of 66%. Approximately 56,000 Canadians with dementia are being cared for in hospitals. We have to do better than that! Worldwide, nearly 44 million people have Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia, according to Alzheimer’s Disease International. Most of us have sad stories about friends, family or loved ones. In our homecare world we meet many who have to somehow deal with this devastating disease. Stories such as “my father could not walk me down the aisle on my wedding day because he was too confused. My brother filled in for him” My
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rant, a hair salon, a garden and a library, among other things. Caregivers at the facility will wear plain clothes to make the environment feel even more home-like. The model will also include daily social and physical activities to encourage interaction among the residents. The French village will include a research facility, which will evaluate whether the approach is successful compared to a traditional nursing home. Some are criticizing this as with all changes but proponents say compared to a traditional nursing home, residents will be more active, require less medication and are building an hopefully feel happier.The Alzheimer’s “village” village will be built like a which will welcome 120 traditional historic center patients by the end of of a medieval fortified 2019. The village, which town, so that those who will be situated in Dax, in live there can find their the south-western region way around easily. Resiof the country, is inspired dents will be confined to by an experiment that is taking place near Amster- the location for their dam in the Netherlands. safety but they will be The village is aimed at able to move within the providing a home-like en- village freely. I will be vironment, equipped with watching how they do. places to live, a restau- Until we meet again.
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