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August 13 is Left handed Day

hat do Bill Clinton, Jay Leno, Monica Seles, Bruce Willis, Jerry Seinfeld, Paul McCartney, Prince Charles, Keanu Reeves and Oprah Winfrey have in common?

If you answer "they are all left-handed," you are right!

August 13th is Left Handers Day. Full disclosure. I am left handed.

In LEFT IS RIGHT: The Survival Guide for Living Lefty in a Right-Handed World, author Rae Lindsay presents an upbeat look at the sinisterly side of life. She lists dozens of well-known people who belong to this "exclusive

club" (estimated members in the United States: 40 million), discusses the theories about hand preference and brain organization, and traces the superstitions and religious customs associated with lefties through history.

Rae Lindsay writes that "all the world's major languages have special terms for being left-sided or lefthanded...and very few of them are flattering," dating back to the Latin word sinister, which really meant "the pocket side" of togas. In modern languages gauche means "clumsy" or "awkward," mancini indicates "crooked" or "maimed “in Italian; in Romany bongo

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translates as "evil" or "crooked;" and in Spanish, no ser zurdo means to be "very clever," in other words, not to be lefthanded. Bizarre information is that some people are afraid of left handedness.

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often excluded from scientific research, experts say —There’s no denying it. Left-handers are the odd ones out.

By Donna Byrne Lefties make up about 10 percent of the populamtltimes.ca tion but it seems as if society has forgotten about to a complex collabora- them. Just consider all of tion between genes and the right-handed gadgets, environment. While no awkwardly designed exact set of “leftie genes” desks, and cooking tools have been discovered, that fit comfortably only people who dominantly in your right hand. use their left hands do Lefties are more likely have more left-handed to have allergies and are family members.

Re- more prone to Migraines. searchers have found dif- They are more likely to ferent brain wirings in be insomniacs and are righties vs. lefties.Why ex- three times more likely to actly people are left- become alcoholics – the handed is still a bit of a mystery — partly because right side of the brain has left-handed people are a lower tolerance to alcohol!

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On the brighter side, lefties seem more adept at processing information and concepts from the right side of the brain, the hemisphere which controls intuitions, the five senses, and "holistic thinking" which allows them to grasp broader concepts, such as an entire painting or musical composition.

They are more likely to be on extreme poles of the intelligence scale Lefties are better at 3D perception and thinking and better at multi-tasking. .

We certainly shouldn't worry about lefties chances of success: here’s a list of left handed presidents. James A. Garfield, Herbert Hoover, Harry S Truman, Gerald Ford,

Roald Regan, George H W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. Lefties make especially good baseball players, tennis players, swimmers and boxers.Almost 40% of the top tennis players are lefties. Graduating lefties are likely to become 26% richer than right handed graduates. Four of the five original designers of the Macintosh computer were left-handed. One in four Apollo astronauts were left-handed – 250% more than the normal level.

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This coincides with plans to build the McGill REM station here, connecting to the metro station of the same name on the Green Line. According to plans, the REM station will see construction start in 2019 and last two years; becoming operational by 2022.

Construction of the REM is already causing massive service disruptions, however, for thousands of passengers on the Deux Montagnes and Mascouche

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ontreal Mayor Valérie Plante recently announced plans to turn downtown’s McGill College Ave into a pedestrian plaza. She also invites the public to participate in public hearings that will recommend how this area develops.

McGill College Ave runs four blocks from Sherbrooke Street beside the Roddick Gates on the campus of McGill College Ave., Montreal McGill University to Ste Catherine Street beside tréal (OCPM) will begin September, where the ticipate.The OCPM will Reuben’s Deli. The plan six weeks of hearings in public is invited to par- prepare its recommenunveiled by Plante involves closing the area to vehicular traffic and featuring distinct districts for each block.

Plante is making good on an election promise Seirios K9 to turn the area into a dog training pedestrian mall. “This place deserves much love and attention," Plante said during an Aug. 2 press conference. "It has such a great view of the mountain and has been protected in the past."

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train lines.Transport expert Réjean Benoît wonders about the McGill REM station’s impact on the Green Line and for how long the metro here will be closed during construction.

Benoît is also concerned that ridership projections done for the REM in 2016 did not include any estimate for how many passengers will get on or off at McGill. He suggests that this might be a deliberate oversight; subsidies for the REM will be based on ridership numbers per kilometre.

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What’s happening in the West Island

Psicobloc Montreal 2018

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f you like extreme sports, or watching extreme sports competitions, then don’t miss the Psicobloc competition, which is taking place from August 23 to 25 at Parc Jean-Drapeau.

Psicobloc is an extreme form of free rock climbing, and is expected to attract over 300 climbers from Canada, the U.S., Colombia, the U.K. and the Netherlands, and will compete for over $40,000 in prizes. The competitors will challenge each other to see who will be the fastest to climb to the top of a 55foot tall rock wall; however, there will be no ropes used or no safety net at the bottom of the wall, which means competitors will either make their way to the top … or end up falling into the tank of water at the bottom.

“Psicobloc has its origins in Spain, in which it was called deep water soloing, where you

climbed a wall above a deep body of water,” said co-organizer Sophie Claivaz, who is also a climber in her own right.

“It’s not well known in North America, but its popularity is growing in Europe, so when we de-

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cided to stage the competition for the first time in Canada, we knew it had to be in Montreal, because it is well-known for staging and supporting large sporting events.”

Ms. Claivaz also remarked that the growing popularity of this ex-

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treme form of rock climbing has grown in popularity not only because of the growth of extreme sports around the world, but also the popularity of similar competition shows on TV such as “American Ninja Warrior”.

“These climbers are athletes who like to push themselves harder and harder and want to do something different. They are not afraid of heights and get quite the adrenaline rush from climbing,” she said. “And you don’t have to be a climber to enjoy Psicobloc. Audiences are always amazed at what these athletes can do when they do this type of climbing.”

For more information about the Psicobloc rock climbing competition – or to register as a participant – go to: www.psicobloccanada.com

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n Thursday August 9th 2018, the City of Pointe Claire will be holding a meeting at 7:30 pm at the Holiday Suites & Inn Pointe Claire (6700 Trans-Canada Highway). The Demolition Committee will be 'considering an application for a demolition permit and a program for the reutilization of the land'.

City council has approved the sale of the Pioneer and a parking lot to Koebra Development Corp. for a reported $730,000. The corporation has plans for a condo/townhouse development, with commercial storefronts and an underground parking lot. Many residents have been fiercely opposed to the project, feeling the decision would ruin the face of the village and change its charm.

A notice was issued by the city on July 18th and any person who wanted to oppose the issuance of

the permit had to do so in writing within 10 days of the original notice - but even though the deadline

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passed on June 27th at noon, there continues to be strong opposition to the project.

Close to 4,000 citizens (and counting) have signed petitions to halt the demolition of the historic building - and on August 5th, 'Save Le Pionnier', a Facebook group created to help save the Pioneer, launched a 'Letter Writing Campaign', perpetuating their

efforts with the letters being sent to the Demolition Committee. Many residents are expected to attend the meeting on August 9th, although far less than what might have been expected - as the city has questionably put out the notice and is holding the meeting during the main vacation period of the summer when many are away.

The Pioneer building has been through several incarnations over the years and needs work, but it has been an iconic presence in the village since the early 1900's. In 1979 it became the Pioneer, then they changed the name to Clyde’s and back to the Pioneer in 2011. On July 21st 2018 they held a big party before officially closing their doors.

The Montreal Times will continue to follow the story and keep you updated. For further information go to: www.pointeclaire.ca/en/demolitioncommittee

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Fortunately, there are a number of reds, whites and roses that fit these criteria that are available at the SAQ. Here are some of my personal recommendations for every summer activity.

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One of my favourites roses year after

By Marco Giovanetti year. The 2017 has an enticing nose that recalls cantaloupe with strawmtltimes.ca berry. On the mouth, invariably becomes a part fresh with a good volume of the picture. For those and acidity. A lingering fireaders that are used to nale that recalls pink pepand wild drink bold reds, however, percorns choosing wines that pair raspberry.Would pair well well with the heat of sum- with bruschetta or Catamer could be a difficult lan tomato toast.

With your grilled bbq endeavour A good summer wine food… must be able to please Les Vins without being too much complicated. The key de Vienne Les word here is pleasure. For Cranilles me summertime is all about grilling, patio drink- 2016. SAQ # ing and drinking by the pool or the lake with 00722991, $20.70 friends or loved ones. A

A hearty red wine, with beautiful layers of red and black fruits. On the mouth quite ample with flavors of black olive tapenade, violets, spices and leather.

The 2016 has terrific balance despite the richness of the vintage.A poster child of its appellation Côte du Rhône, perfect companion for your meat barbecues.

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A hearty California Rhone Blend.

Aromas of ripe black cherry, confit raspberry with touches of mocha, leather and oak. On the palate, the wine is rich with a sumptuous structure complemented by thick but refined tannins.

Attractive long aftertaste that recalls roasted herbs and plums. Enjoy with grilled pork chops Mullineux Kloof Street Chenin blanc 2017 SAQ # 12889409 $22.70 A beautiful South

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Roman pagan gods, or face the prospect of having her three daughters endure unspeakable tortures. In order to bring to life the proto-feminist allegories and unstageable miracles that the play expresses, Ms.Van Leeuwen will utilize the concept of object theatre, in which the performers will use certain everyday items – such as a mirror, an espresso machine or a set of tea cups – to ani-

mate certain scenes instead of actual puppets.

Show times for “Sapienta” are at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. (August 19 and 25 performances only); ticket prices are $20 and $15 (students and seniors), with a “Pay-WhatYou-Can” admission for the August 19 performance. To purchase tickets, call 514-849-3378, or go to: www.mainlinetheatre.ca/en /spectacles/sapienta

African Chenin Blanc that displays layers of mineral and tropical fruit character. Also delicate undertones of quartz and flint.

On the palate, the wine is nicely round with a juicy acidity. Fresh and thirst quenching with an elegant finale. Would pair well with grilled salmon Thai style.

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Bone dry with a mouthwatering acidity featuring aromas of tropical citrus fruits. Racy in the palate with intriguing flavours of honey, smoke and wax with a touch of citronella at the end. Enjoy with shrimp vietnamese rolls.

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and intimate look at sex and power from a queer point of view. It focusses on five students who are his weekend is taking a graduate seminar your last chance dealing with the works of to catch the hit revolutionary philosoplay “The History pher Michel Foucault. As of Sexuality”, which is they discuss and argue being featured at Place over a number of issues as sexuality, gender des Arts until August 12 such and free will, these theoas part of the program- ries start to spill out into ming line-up for Fierte their own respective Montreal Pride. lives.

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vale theatre company and the MainLine Theatre will present “Sapienta”, a play that was written back in the 10th century by Hroswitha of Gandersheim – who has the distinction of being history’s first ever female playwright – for a 10-day run from August 16 to 26 at the MainLine’s MiniMain Space, located at 3997 St. Laurent Boulevard.

Translated from the Latin by Lynn Kozak and directed by Mia van Leeuwen,“Sapienta” deals with the title character, a proselytizing Christian noblewoman who arrives in Rome, and is forced to obey Emperor Hadrian’s command of worshipping

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An interview with London Brown from the HBO series “Ballers”

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ctor/comedian London Brown originally had a background in theatre, but switched to stand-up comedy nine years ago and has never looked back.

Since then, he has been regarded as one of the top comics to emerge from the L.A. comedy scene, has performed at

“Reggie is a friend of a guy who made it into the league. I’m what they consider the mooch of a friend who is spending the money, partying with the girls and is kind of a little reckless,” said Brown during an interview last month at the Hyatt Hotel during the Just For Laughs festival, where he was taping a couple of episodes of “LOL Live”, the standup comedy showcase series that airs on Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud! comedy streaming network.

Brown also notes that the character of Fat Reggie will mature even more during season four; he will become more mature and more savvy on the business side of the sports world.

By Stuart Nulman “On season four, the audience will be allowed to mtltimes.ca follow Reggie through his some of the top comedy growing up on the show,” clubs in North America he said. “He’s funny; he such as the Improv, the doesn’t take any lip from Comedy Store and the anybody. But he’s a good Gotham Comedy Club, guy overall who wants to and has performed along- protect his friend.”

Another reason Brown side such comics as Kevin enjoys being part of the Hart, Katt Williams and Tony Rock. He was even cast of “Ballers” is the oprewarded for his comedy portunity to work alongtalent, receiving the Robin side Dwayne “The Rock” Harris Rising Star Award Johnson, especially how former WWE and the Best International this Comedian of 2013 at the wrestler and now internaBlack Comedy Awards in tional movie superstar the UK. However, Brown is widely known for his character “Fat Reggie” on the HBO series “Ballers”, in which its fourth season debuts on the network on August 12.

“Ballers” stars Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as a former NFL player who launches a second career as a financial planner for the current crop of professional football players.

Brown, as Fat Reggie, is the childhood friend of Vernon Littlefield (played

by Donovan W. Carter), a deeply family-oriented NFL player.

promotes such a calm, positive atmosphere on the set.

“Dwayne is so cool. He’s the only guy I have ever known to speak his sneezes,” jokes Brown.

“The one thing I appreciate about him is that he is a really chill, humble guy.

Dwayne may be the biggest star in the world, but on the set of Ballers, he brings out a calm, fun, peaceful vibe and a lot of magnificent energy; and he is so focused, too.”

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make sure and get to the gym myself and get on top of things, too. It made me feel that if I wasn’t at the gym at the same time as Dwayne to work out, I felt bad for not going. He changed my life without even asking me to,” said Brown.

When he is not shooting episodes for “Ballers”, Brown is continuing to

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And Brown appreciates how Johnson’s positive demeanor and sense of personal discipline changed the way he approached his work ethic, especially during the show’s second season.

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Glorious Garlands of Garlic

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n all parts of the world there are legends of garlic being used to ward off evil spirits and these beliefs may stem from this plant’s medicinal history as potent defender against more serious threats such as harmful bacteria or viruses. For many today, garlic is still an old standby when flu season hits; crushed garlic cloves and ginger added to boiling water will get a sweat going and the garlic may help to boost your immune system.

Fortunately, in those winter months, local garlic can still be found in markets and specialty food stores.

By spring, Quebec garlic has mostly vanished from the city and unless we’ve rationed well we must wait until August for the new arrivals.

Those loyal to local foods will follow garlic development throughout the late spring and summer. In June, the garlic scapes appear; these are the greens and flower bulb from the garlic plant and they taste great in pastas, salads, and dips. In July, we see the arrival of green garlic which tastes like regular garlic but without the spiciness.

When mature garlic is harvested in mid-summer, it needs to be cured so that the outer layers

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harden to protect the oils and moisture inside the bulb. August is when we finally begin to see those beautiful braids hanging from stalls at the markets.

The summer months are a great time to eat

much of a threat these days, but do go and buy those beautiful garlands of garlic and hang them in your kitchen so that you are well-stocked with a medicinal and culinary powerhouse!

This garlicy Peri Peri sauce tastes great on chicken or meats. Use it as a marinade and as a sauce to slather onto your favourite barbecued foods.

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Just showing up to play (regardless of most sports) is just not enough to be competitive as well as being an invitation to injury.

If we look at Hockey for example; there is a variety of physical abilities as well as skills that contribute to performance on the ice. Although there are some allowances for position specific considerations in training, Hockey players (Ringette also), players need to consider at least the following list: 1. Mobility, Agility, Quickness 2. Injury prevention 3. Structural balance 4. Hockey (skating) specific speed 5. Hockey (skating) specific conditioning (Metabolism) 6. Strength & Power development 7. Muscular hypertrophy (size) 8. FLEXIBILITY Any training is better than no training, but the closer the training is to the nature of the sport you’re training for, the greater will be the transferability of the conditioning to on ice performance.

For example 100 meter

sprinting is a skill that can improver with training, however it is linear in nature. So if you train as a 100 Meter sprinter does, you’ll get faster at running the 100 Meters, but that might not transfer to the rapid change of movement and direction needed in hockey. Sports are often a situation of movement chaos and although carefully rehearsed choreographed pattern of movement might make you excellent at that task, it may NOT be as valuable as supposed. The same could be said for things like Boxing (a great workout) and CrossFit® (a great workout).

When looking at what an individual needs to perform better in their sport (consider the above list of 8 things), a Strength & Conditioning Coach does an analysis of the persons strengths’ and weaknesses and takes into consideration the demands of their sports activity (regardless of skill or age) and they endeavour to create a plan the progressively safely & efficiently develops their physical capacity in general and specifically for their sport.

Waiting until the hockey season resumes is an opportunity lost for the development of the key factors necessary for optimal performance. A copycat training program may lead to off target down the road, however some training is better that doing nothing until it’s just too late.

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For as long as Sun Youth has had a football program, the organization's co-founder Earl De La Perralle has been at its helm, allowing it to grow tremendously over the last decades. Anybody involved with youth football in Quebec knows the name Earl De La Perralle or as he’s often referred to, “the Godfather”. As

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This matter having come to be heard pursuant to Plaintiff s Ex-Parte Motion for Substituted Service, and the Court being fully advised in the premises; NOW THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED AND ADWDGED that service of process in this action may be made upon the Defendants, THOMAS B. EWALEIFO and ROYAL AND SON, by mailing a copy of the Complaint, Summons, Demand for Trial and this Order to the Defendants, THOMAS B. EWALEIFO and ROYAL AND SON, at their last known address by way of regular mail and certified mail, return receipt requested, to wit: THOMAS B. EWALEIFO, at his last known address, to wit: 8631 Rue Basswood, Quebec, Canada PQ H8Yl S8 and ROYAL AND SON, at their last known address, to wit: 7449 Rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal Canada PQ H2R2N5. Proof of Service for these mailings shall be filed with the court by The Sam Bernstein Law Firm.

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