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hile Quebecers look forward advance, or during their trip.” to the summer months and Travelers may know basic home safety provacations, many are unwit- cedures when away, like having the mail and tingly putting their homes at newspaper deliveries temporarily stopped or risk by posting their absences picked up by someone they trust, or installing or whereabouts on the internet. A new Allstate Insurance survey found that an automated lighting system. What they might almost one quarter (23 per cent) of polled Que- not take into account is that all these efforts becers have in the past posted on their social could potentially be wasted if they publish that media accounts that they were away from they are away from their home on vacation on home. Poll findings also showed that over half social media sites! This summer, 33 per cent (52 per cent) of the 18 to 24 age group have of polled Quebecers said they plan to take at shared that they were travelling on social least a couple days’ vacation during the conmedia sites like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and 43 per cent in the 25 to 34 age struction holiday period which runs from July 24 to August 6. group have done the same. “When making travel plans, remembering to “Although it can be so much fun to share our travel experiences with others, oversharing is lock the front door and turn on the alarm sysa trend that can potentially put the safety of tem - if you have one - is one thing, but overyour home at risk,” says Patrizia D'Ignazio, All- sharing on your social media pages without the state Agency Manager. “Allstate Insurance necessary precautions is to be avoided,’’ says would like to remind Quebecers to think twice Francisco Randez, TV and radio host, social before announcing their travel plans online in media and travel expert. www.mtltimes.ca 3 WEDNESDAY
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You don’t have to stop sharing, just be mindful of when and how you share With the increasing popularity of social networks, today’s cybercriminals are using information easily available to them online to plot break-ins on their potential victims’ homes. In the era of social networking, geolocation – the identification of the real-world geographic location of an object such as a mobile phone or computer terminal – can be blamed for breakins and Google Street View is fast-becoming a sneaky tool used in planning burglaries. Most people provide a wealth of personal details such as their workplace location, people with whom they have relationships, their vacation timing and their address, and that can be putting them at risk. According to the survey, sixty per cent of men and just over half of women (51 per cent) do not always deactivate their geolocation on their mobile device (smart phones or tablets) while travelling. ‘‘Travelers may be excited to post a countdown leading up to a trip or getaway or that they are en route or have arrived at their destination, but they need to be mindful of what, when and how they share online,’’ adds Randez. Top safety tips for homeowners on vacation To help protect travelers from social mediasavvy burglars, Allstate Insurance has partnered with Francisco Randez, TV and radio host, social media and travel expert, to offer some topline safety tips.
On social media • Be aware of your use of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social networks. Do not publish your vacation departure dates on your social media accounts and remind your children not to do so either. Even if you are careful and only a few friends can see what you post, it is possible that some of your contacts have much less rigid security settings. • Check the privacy and security settings of your social media accounts, and use them to determine who has access to your personal information. You can set the parameters according to the highest possible level of security to protect your personal information and know which "friends" can access detailed personal information rather than "everybody" or "friends of friends." • Before posting pictures, ask yourself if they reveal too much information. • Avoid posting photos with geotagging. Most smart phones and many digital cameras automatically record the exact location where a 4
photo was taken. If you view this photo online, geotagging can reveal the street address or that you are far away on vacation, making your home a target. Disable geotagging functions and remove geotags on your older pictures using photo editing software. • Set an example and teach your children and other family members to be careful online. • Consider saving your photos for posting once you return home instead of throughout the trip, making it clear you are back home. Allstate Insurance survey finds that 23 per cent of Quebec vacationers have posted messages about being away on their social media accounts
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Bridesmaids, and Anchorman. Apatow is the executive producer of HBO’s Girls and the cocreator of Love on Netflix. He was also the executive producer of Freaks and Geeks. Most recently, he produced the films Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday and Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, and is currently producing the HBO series Crashing, starring Pete Holmes. After a 20-year hiatus, Apatow recently returned to the stand-up stage, performing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and at Carnegie Hall. The Just For Laughs Awards Show presented by Air Canada will be preceded by a red carpet that includes the recipients, host JB Smoove and awards presenters Nick Kroll, Pete Correale, Jackie Kashian and Andy Dick. The Just For Laughs Festival presented by Videotron in association with Loto-Quebec runs from July 13 to August 1, 2016 in Montreal, Canada. Just For Laughs ComedyPRO runs from July 27-30, 2016 at the Hyatt Regency Montreal, Canada. For tickets by phone, online or in person: The Just For Laughs Box Office, 514-8452322, www.hahaha.com 7 WEDNESDAY
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he Montreal Highland Games are proud to announce they are returning to Arthur Therrien Park in Verdun on Sunday July 31st with full Highland pageantry, in collaboration with Principal Sponsor Pembroke Private Wealth Management. The day will include pipe band, highland dance and heavy weight competitions including the caber toss, sheaf toss, hammer throw and putting the stone from competitors from throughout North America. Celtic bands including Salty Dog and Kitchen Party will be performing in the Celtic entertainment tent in the afternoon and evening program.
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The Montreal Highland Games have been held since 1976, picking up from the Caledonian Games that had taken place between 1856 to 1973. Over the past 39 years, the Montreal Highland Games have become one of the premier events in the North American Highland Games circuit. The Montreal Highland Games are always held on the Sunday following the Glengarry Highland (Maxville) Games, which makes it a “double header� for pipe bands, athletes, highland dancers and spectators. Among competitors this has become known as the M&M weekend.
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Scots have long and historic ties with the province of Québec. They were instrumental in the building of the Lachine Canal, turning Montreal into one of the most important and prosperous ports in North America. Scots constructed the first bridge across the StLawrence River and notable Scot, Henry Morgan, built the first department store in Canada. Not to mention the numerous philanthropists of Scottish descent that are responsible for the funding of various institutions including museums, universities and hospitals such as James McGill, Peter Redpath, David M. Stewart which has shaped our province’s cultural landscape. However, celebrating Scottish culture www.mtltimes.ca
doesn’t require Scottish roots. It only requires you bring a little heart to the Games by bringing cheer and enthusiasm to an event that aspires to be the best family and community fun day. Sunday, July 31st, 2016 8:00 am – 7:30pm Arthur Therrien Park in Verdun. De L’Église Metro. $12.50 online only until July 24th inclusively $15 at the gate (ages 14 and under free, must be accompanied by an adult) http://montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca
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ou may have heard their slogan: “You can't beat Pete's meat." Smoke Meat Pete may be one those few cases where there is truth in advertising. Walking into Smoke Meat Pete’s and smelling the delicious aromas of the succulent food, your taste buds are saying order the smoke meat but give Pete’s meat a chance. His Steak, chicken and Ribs are to die for. Nothing beats Pete’s Meat is so true, try everything! On a recent early summer afternoon, we made the drive out to Île-Perrot to try some of Smoke Meat Pete's famous cured and seasoned smoke meat brisket and some sides. Our small group of dining companions included
both the uninitiated and the experienced, and knowing that Pete's has long been a favourite of Montrealers, all were eager to taste what was in store. It was a clear, gorgeous day, and when we arrived it felt like we had walked into a true smokehouse locale, just like you would expect to see. Colourful wood accents and great blues music contributed to the relaxed ambiance. We decided to dine outside in open air, which was an excellent choice. We ordered some jumbo smoked meat sandwiches, poutine, a dill pickle, and of course, some Cott's Black Cherry cola.
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The meat and potatoes: The sandwich came on two big slices of fresh rye bread with just the right amount of yellow mustard (fear not mustard detractors, you can request that this be left out). The meat was very tender and flavourful, prepared with an expert blend of spices, and served at the ideal temperature. Even the peppercorns in the seasoning melted with each bite -- the whole dish fused perfectly. What's more, the portions were ample, mak-
ing a fork a necessity. The preparation method of the smoked meat here is commendable, and it's a rarity to find brisket this good. The poutine was another hit, owing partly to the fries, which were soft with just the right type of crispness at the edges, and made from quality potatoes. The mild cheese curds held up well, doused with Pete's gravy, which was itself a treat, tasting both homemade and gourmet, a happy medium somewhere between sauce brune and a lighter gravy.
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We devoured the sandwiches along with the poutine, and the pickle, which was one of the best around to be sure, likely to be appreciated by any dill aficionado. The cold black cherry cola was the cherry on top, bright and refreshing, a perfect final kick after the comfort food feast we'd just taken on. While we stayed with classic smoked meat during our visit, there are other items on the menu to try. Pete's also offers steaks, smoked meat spaghetti, ribs, latkes, other sandwiches, etc.
As we were leaving, we noticed a drum kit on the stage inside, a promise of the live show to be experienced should you choose to visit during the evening (Pete's offers live music on a nightly basis). After the satisfying meal described above, all agreed we would return to eat at Pete's again, and soon. Smoke Meat Pete 283 1st Ave, L'Île-Perrot, QC J7V 5A1 (514) 425-6068 http://www.smokemeatpete.com
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hen Kirkland’s Mike Shetler woke up after three weeks of being in a coma, he did not remember much about the 2012 bike accident that cost him life as he had come to know it. Shetler suffered a severe traumatic brain injury (T.B.I.). “I do not remember much anything about the accident,” he explained, “I was in a medically induced coma for 3 weeks, intensive care for several months and then a rehab hospital for several more.”Mike Shetler, Kirkland, Para-cycling, The Shelley Gautier Para-Sports Foundation, Rhonda Massad, West Island Blog Before the accident, Shetler was an active 55-year-old, competing as a 'middle of the pack' long distance triathlete, finishing three Ironman events. He enjoyed downhill skiing and tennis among other activities. “I worked alongside my wife Cathy as we built the Mansfield Club in Pointe-Claire over the years,” he said. “While she is still working there and I am still a shareholder, I am on long-term disability and no longer working.” After being brought out of the coma, Shetler had to relearn virtually everything, from walking to brushing his teeth. “I was left with moderate Ataxia, which affects my balance and coordination, and some cognitive issues.” Only two short years after the accident, Shetler believes he is lucky to be alive and is happy to be able to participate in family functions. Today, he focuses his determination on helping others with disabilities stay active while he works towards mastering riding a 3-wheel racing tricycle. “I volunteer helping a new foundation that aims to help people with disabilities lead healthier, 22
more active lives through sport called The Shelley Gautier Para-Sports Foundation, www.sgpsf.ca.” Shetler believes people that are disabled need to stay active to stay healthy and he practices what he preaches. “As I have worked to try to put my life together, I have tried para-cycling, recently riding a 3-wheel racing tricycle that forms one division of 4 in paracycling. Many people stop me when I ride around the West Island to ask me about my bike,” he admitted and gives much of the credit to Cycle Paul in Pointe-Claire for putting together his rather unique bike. “These 'trikes' are extremely tough to ride, however, I have been fortunate in that while I have only been riding mine for 2 months, I recently won a silver and a bronze medal at the Canadian Para-cycling Championships in Ottawa/Gatineau.” Shetler still has a ways to go to be able to ride at the World Cup level and make the national team but intends to make these his goals for the next season.
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Park. Shakespeare’s political drama investigates the fine line between personal ambition and the general good, and, with a cast of only women, explores the relationship between gender and power. The production includes a high level of stage combat, live drumming, and, as always, a strong aesthetic style. A classic play with a modern twist. In case of bad weather, the play will be held at the Serge Nolet Auditorium (1301 Dawson Avenue), in Dorval. This special evening is presented by the City of Dorval, in collaboration with the Conseil des arts de Montréal en tournée. For more information about the special www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY
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akou Mizik is a multigenerational Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, and British collective of Haitian musicians producer Iestyn Polson, famed for his work formed in the aftermath of the dev- with David Gray, David Bowie, Patti Smith and astating 2010 earthquake. The others. group includes elder legends and The resulting album, Wa Di Yo, reflects the rising young talents, united in a mission to honor the healing spirit of their collec- African, French, Caribbean and U.S. influtive culture and communicate a message of ences that collide in Haiti. The spirit-stirring pride, strength and hope to their countrymen vodou rhythms and call-and-response vocals and the world. The band will be making their are supported by the French cafĂŠ lilt of the acMontreal debut on July 31st at Festival Haiti En cordion. Intricate bass lines and interlocking Folie. guitar riffs mesh with the joyful polyrhythmic The idea for the band was hatched in 2010 on a hot November night in Port-au-Prince. hocketing of rara horns. These powerful layers Haiti was still reeling from the earthquake, a are topped by sing-along melodies with inspircholera epidemic was raging and a political cri- ing, socially conscious lyrics. The end result is sis filled the streets with enough tire burning fe- a soulful stew of deeply danceable grooves that feels strangely familiar yet intensely new rocity to close the international airport. Two veteran music producers joined the and 100% Haitian. group to help create their debut album: Chris For tour dates and to purchase tickets please Velan, a Montreal singer-songwriter and pro- visit: ducer responsible for producing two albums for http://www.cumbancha.com/resources/lakoumizik www.mtltimes.ca 24 WEDNESDAY
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s the wine industry converges into the “international” style invented by north american wine critics and dominated on the globe by their disposable income, it’s a relief to come across a wine region that is original to their roots and the native grapes it’s been growing since before the dawn of Christ. This is the case of Southwest France.
It’s a gorgeous area 300 miles across, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the west and the Pyrenees and Spain on the south, with Toulouse at its center. It’s well known to wine lovers in Quebec, and produces around 450 million bottles of wine a year, in part from ancient red grapes like tannat, fer servadou, prunelart, negrette and. malbec that is the opposite from its counterpart in Argentina.
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The charming wines of the French Southwest
The grapes cover a wide range of flavors — Tannat is Tannic; the pow- cheese and dark chocolate desserts. erful, fruity fer servadou; the soft, generous The southwest portion of France has had prunelart; the smooth and licorice-flavored negrette; and the surprisingly sturdy, mineral- quite an history and many of its appellations were planted before anything in Bordeaux. Due scented malbec. to the region's proximity to the strategic DorFrom delicate to rustic, to silky and iron- dogne and Garonne rivers, the climate was fafisted, the wines match with the rich local cui- vorable and shipping to other regions not sine of cassoulet, wild game, duck confit, foie complicated. But the introduction of the railway gras, the earthy, buttery Tomme de Pyrenees system allowed better appellations that had not WEDNESDAY
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been in the limelight, like Bordeaux, to come to terest in indigenous grapes might favor the rethe top and overshadow Southwest France. gion,in comparison to more established ones. Though important Southwest France appellations like Bergerac became AOCs in 1936, most of the others were officially recognized muchlater. Southwest France is a region that is still developing in terms of wine quality and world recognition. The combination of the economic downturn and concurrent increasing inwww.mtltimes.ca
Southwest France has 850 independent producers and 23 cooperative cellars. They are grouped into more than two dozen grape-growing appellations with names like Cahors, Gaillac and Madiran. And they’re grouping stronger together over the years to reach the zeniths of fame, putting their wines out into the world.
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Clos Triguedina 2010 SAQ # 00746412 $28.85
Coffee liqueur, dry black fruits with dark chocolate. Full body. Very smooth and elegant. with polished tannins. Amazing length. Poetry in a glass. Very remarkable. 95/100
Ode d’Aydie 2012
SAQ # 10675298 $19.35 Woody with notes of vanilla bean. Black plums with animal nuances. Full body. Juicy and muscular with round tannins. Long in the mouth. Black tobacco finish. Young with lots of promise. Remarkable wine. 95/100
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SAQ # 00705483 $30.25
Electric nose of grilled and roasted black fruits. Woody with cigar tobacco notes. Coconut and dark chocolate. Very young. Striking mouthfeel. Silky and elegant despite the puckering tannins. Young with lots of promise. 97/100
Les Comtes Cahors
SAQ # 00315697 $15.85
Violets, black cherry. Very meaty nose. Full body. Polished tannins. Earthy and mineral flavors with a savoury animal aftertaste. 93/100
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Chateau Peyros 2011 SAQ # 00488742 $21.85
Aromas of cloves, black pepper and ink. Full body. Muscular with pure black fruits aromas. Big tannins. Spice flavors such as cinnamon and cocoa come to mind. Remarkable wine as well. 92/100
Torus Brumont
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Austere nose. Toasty oak, cocoa with notes of cassis. Severe and powerful. Good volume and length. Big tannins. Lots of promise ahead. 94/100
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Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan sommelier student in the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. He has 15 years of experience tasting wine from Europe and emerging wine regions. His key specialties are the wines of Tuscany, Italy and the wines of Spain. He enjoys fine wines, gastronomy, film and literature.You may contact him at: productionslevin@gmail.com Legend of rating Under 60- Do not buy. Faulty wine 60-70- Mediocre wine 70-80- All right 80-90- Very good 90-100- Excellent wine. QPRÂ : Wines that deliver tremendous value for the money paid.
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