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What are your kids into these days? Do you know what you're getting them for bdays?
DD loves her brother's trucks, little people castle, and loves to color, paint; anything crafty.
What are your kids into these days? Do you know what you're getting them for bdays?
DD loves her brother's trucks, little people castle, and loves to color, paint; anything crafty.
DD,� June�2009
DS,� November 2010
SAHM to DS (6/09), and DS (9/12)
My Junie likes her brother's trucks too. She also likes her dolls, her rollerskates, and dress up. I hadn't thought of it until now. Maybe a wading pool, or another kitchen or easel. Her last kitchen and easel both didn't last very long they weren't very sturdy .
Mother to Juliana Tamara born 6/8/09 Jeremiah Randal born 8/15/11 Wife to Randal BKA "Smurfie" 12/10/09
DD loves any kind of "dollhouse"-type playsets. She got a cinderella castle for Christmas that she plays with almost everyday. She also loves ds' old Imaginext Castle and Imaginext Jungle. She also loves her barbie bed and bath set. Basically, she loves anything that involves some sort of little dolls in some sort of building! :)
Other favorites are puzzles, her kitchen set, Melissa & Doug pizza set, Lego Duplo princess castle, and her bike.
He loves pretending he is a superhero. He also loves his cars and trains.
Married to my best friend~6/22/08
Mother to a bouncing boy~ 6/29/09 and baby girl ~6/06/2013
DD loves her dolls, barbies/ponies, legos, cars, and her bike.
Mine loves magnetic construction sets. She has magna tiles at daycare and magformers at home. She also loves arts and crafts and in particular her dry erase board and markers.
Amelia loves Littlest Pet Shops, My Little Ponies, Barbies (loves to change their clothes -- or rather, have me change their clothes, since she can't quite do it yet), her dollhouse and her Leappad. She's also big on stuffed animals, and she loves her build-a-bears. I haven't thought about what to do for her birthday yet!
Sarah & Doug, est. 2008!
DSS: Douglas (13), DD: Amelia Marilyn (6) & DS: Weston James (5)!
New baby Coraline Vivian EDD 2/10/15! Arrived on her own time on 1/16/15!
Teenage Mutant ninja turtles... he is all about them and has decided he is having a turtle party.
C mom to: J 5/09 34w 4d. SARCASM IS A GIRLS BEST FRIEND... Freedom of religion is great but freedom from religion is by far a more grand feeling.
DS loves squinkies. All kinds of them, even the "girlie" one's.
Proud Mommy to:
Casy, Born June 22nd 2009
Lily, Born August 22nd 2012


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Hugh Thomas, New Statesman
20 April 1962, p. 568
Hugh Thomas (b. 1931), Professor of History at the University of Reading, author of The Spanish Civil War (1961) and Cuba (1971).
Hemingway, Ilya Ehrenburg, Claud Cockburn and I drove up to the front in a taxi painted in anarchist colours. The olive trees stood motionless like sentries against the grey of the sierra. We gave the password—dignidad—to a bronzed and smiling militiaman, and were shown to Major Mártinez' command post. Mártinez, peasant son of a long line of peasants, was of the stuff of Goya, Pizarro, Lope de Vega, Cortes. Pointing overhead to where Mussolini's Capronis were beginning once more to circle in a blue sky reminiscent of the background of Velázquez' portraits, Mártinez remarked: 'we are, I fancy, the only European nation who have committed suicide at the hands of others. '
No one actually wrote these words, but there are about 3,000 books or pamphlets about the Spanish Civil War made up of paragraphs in the genre, and many thousand newspaper articles. Nearly all are so repetitious and ephemeral, however, that a single-minded researcher can get through them at the rate of about 40 a day and, by listing all of them in his bibliography, can gain a swift reputation for great learning. About half a dozen of these books are worth reading carefully for their own sake even now, and the best of these is Homage to Catalonia. It is written with great lucidity and sincerity. It is very perceptive about war. Nevertheless it is very misleading about the Spanish Civil War.
Orwell went out to Barcelona in December 1936 and joined a column organized by the POUM, an amalgamated group of semi-Trotskyist left-wing parties. After a brief training he went to the front, where he stayed—always with the POUM column—until April 1937. Then he went on leave in Barcelona. His leave coincided with the outbreak of open fighting between the Catalan government, the central Republican government and the communists on the one hand and the more extreme Barcelona anarchists and the POUM on the other. After these May riots, he went back to the front, was wounded

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Re: What you should know about the Dodd-Frank Act
This is good and it is about time - it could go much further. The average citizen is in need of protection from predatory billionaires, including corporate CEOs who use money to "keep score" because they think life is a game about money. If people want to go live by themselves in the woods, that's fine, but when people live together in a social group, they need a government to keep the playing field level and protect the good, kind, and honest people from the selfish, greedy, amoral ones who will do anything they can get away with, for money, even if they have already grabbed much more than they could possibly spend in seven lifetimes.
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The World's Most Beautiful Toilet Paper Holders (!)
Toilet paper — you gotta have it. (Well, unless you live in one of the parts of the world where people don't use toilet paper at all). But no one ever got excited about toilet paper. Well, until now. We've hunted down ten brilliant, beautiful, innovative toilet paper holders whose designs make this humble bathroom staple something to celebrate.
Top 10 Shower Organizers
Apartment Therapy's Annual Guide 2015
The best shower organizer is the one that works best for you and your needs. Depending on the size and type of your shower, your bathroom, what your daily regimen is and how many products you have, some of these will work better for you than others.
Vickiann's Bold Black & White Victorian-Inspired Bathroom Remodel
Renovation Project
Renovation by: Vickiann of My Crappy House
Location: Ronkonkoma, NY
You may remember Vickiann from her amazing "real" brick wall she added by herself to her house to give it some seriously awesome architectural character. She's back with a redo of a sad bathroom that is now bold and black and white!
Before & After: An Outdated Master Bathroom Goes from Maroon to Modern!
Yellow tile on the floors and counters. Brown grout that always looked dirty. Too dark, patchy maroon walls. Amanda's master bathroom was dated, but it had potential. A remodel has turned it to a peaceful modern retreat.
Bold on a Budget: 10 DIY Details to Banish Boring Bathrooms
On a budget but tired of staring at a boring bathroom every day? Banish lameness from your room by tackling a cute DIY project that will add some personality. We've got ten great projects you could do this weekend — some will add stylish storage, others are just for looks but either way, you sure won't have a boring bathroom anymore!
Can You Spot What's Wrong with this Bathroom?
From the Archives: Greatest Hits
This bathroom is perfectly lovely, and definitely a huge improvement over my own (admittedly neglected) powder room. But a recent article alerted me to a common problem in many washrooms that has a big impact on how you use the space. Can you spot it?
Bathroom Vacation: Hammock-Shaped Tub
The hammock is the standard of lazy summer relaxing. What if your daily hygiene standards could be met in such a position? The latest bathtub from UK firm Splinter Works is the ultimate in staycation fixtures.
Renovation Resource: 9 Sources for Antique & Reproduction Hardware
With some rehabs you want to strip away all the years and start over with clean, modern space. With others, you want stay true to the home's original design period. For those times, there are stores out there that offer antique and reproduction hardware and lighting. These are a few of our favorites.
Secondhand Rehab: 10 Architectural Salvage Stores
Shopping at architectural salvage stores will not only save you money on a renovation, it also helps keep perfectly good household items out of landfills. If you're not interested in rebuilding with secondhand goods, you can also donate yours.
Apartment Therapy at the Unveiling of Dyson's Newest Invention
NYC - February 2013
Featuring new video today....
British inventor, James Dyson, has done it again. Embracing his trademark "there ought to be a better way" approach that spurred his most well-known high-end vacuum cleaners and blade-less fans, he has now revolutionized, or at the very least streamlined, the way we wash and dry our hands. We were lucky to get a recent sneak peek here in NYC of his latest creation, the Airblade Tap.


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`Argo' on a roll with big win at SAG Awards
Lawrence said on stage that she got her SAG card at 14 - which was only eight short years ago - for a promo for the MTV reality series "My Super Sweet 16," which she said felt like the best day of her life.
"And now I have this naked statue which means that some of you even voted for me, and that is an indescribable feeling," she said.
On the television side, the popular PBS series "Downton Abbey" bested more established shows like "Mad Men" to win the TV drama cast award in just its first nomination. "Modern Family" won the comedy cast prize for the third straight year.
And Dick Van Dyke received the guild's life-achievement award, an honor he presented last year to his "The Dick Van Dyke Show" co-star, Mary Tyler Moore.
After receiving a lengthy standing ovation from the audience, he asked his fellow actors, "Aren't we lucky that we found a line of work that doesn't require growing up?"
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Flattening warped FD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40515&th=7484#msg_40515 <![CDATA[This arrived today:

 It was packed vertically instead of being laid flat on the bottom of the box. Can FD be flattened out with heat like resin parts?]]> GWMT 2011-12-20T00:52:08-00:00 Re: Flattening warped FD http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=40519&th=7484#msg_40519 <![CDATA[A little heat and pressure do the trick!

 The right side is still slightly lifted but not enough to cause problems. The upper door track will need to be squeezed between a pair of machinist's squares when it's glued down to make it perfectly straight.

 I set it on my FUD oven (  http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&&th=5 438&goto=38272#msg_38272 ) and it quickly began to flatten out. I finished up by placing a pair of machinist's squares on top to make it perfectly flat.

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Britt Hayes is a writer, movie lover, and sensible sweater enthusiast living in Austin, Texas. She watches too much TV and never eats her vegetables. Her mom is worried about her.
Just a couple of weeks ago we saw the first teaser for 'Horns,' the new horror thriller starring Daniel Radcliffe as a guy who wakes up with horns growing out of his head. And now, straight from Comic-Con 2014, comes a full trailer for the upcoming film, which promises more than just your typical horror fare.
It's superhero news mania over at Comic-Con 2014, and ahead of tomorrow's official Marvel Studios panel in Hall H comes word that director James Gunn will indeed be returning to write and direct a 'Guardians of the Galaxy' sequel -- as if it could happen any other way.
One of the shows we're looking forward to most is Marvel's new 'Agent Carter' series, based on the character from the 'Captain America' films. At the Marvel TV panel this evening at Comic-Con 2014, the studio revealed that 'Agent Carter' will definitely have some familiar help behind the scenes as 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' directors Joe and Anthony Russo will direct two episodes, while Marvel co-president Louis D'Esposito will handle the pilot.
Although we won't see the official 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' panel at Comic-Con 2014 until tomorrow, we do have a bit of early news regarding the Warner Bros. and DC movie universe: 'Batman v Superman' writer Chris Terrio has been set to write the script for Zack Snyder's 'Justice League' movie. Big surprise, right?
'Game of Thrones' may not have any new footage to show us at Comic-Con 2014 (they haven't even started filming season 5 yet!), but they didn't show up empty-handed. The HBO series revealed the addition of a few new cast members for the upcoming season, which will see some of the action take place in Dorne, home of the late Prince Oberyn Martell.
Sam Raimi was on hand at Comic-Con 2014 today for the Screen Gems panel, where he discussed his involvement in the upcoming adaptation of the 'Last of Us' video game. But that's not all he discussed: seems like Raimi isn't quite done with 'Evil Dead,' the film franchise that kickstarted his career. While we won't be seeing another Raimi-directed 'Evil Dead' film anytime soon, we will be seeing more 'Evil Dead' ... on the small screen.
Following his wild success with AMC's 'The Walking Dead,' comic book creator and series executive producer Robert Kirkman is bringing another one of his books to the small screen: Kirkman is developing a pilot of 'Outcast,' his new comic book series which takes the writer from the realm of zombies to the world of demonic possession.
Move over, Marvel -- it's time for DC and Warner Bros. to have some fun at Comic-Con 2014. One of the movies we can't wait to hear more about this week is 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,' and director Zack Snyder has just teased a new look at Ben Affleck's Batman from the upcoming film.
Just a couple of days ago Marvel claimed dates for five untitled films between 2017 and 2019, but they're not done yet. On the eve of Comic-Con 2014, Marvel has announced yet another release date for yet another untitled mystery movie -- but we have a feeling we'll be hearing a lot more about these untitled projects this week.
We're just a couple of weeks out from the release of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,' and we know we're going to be seeing a whole lot of those green dudes this week at Comic-Con 2014. Until then, feast your eyes upon the latest poster for the heroes on a half shell, which looks pretty darn tough.
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If I was to commit my company to the Beta Office 365, I want to be sure that Outlook Tasks will be visible across all devices (computer, phone, online, etc) and will be share-able with my staff. Can anyone confirm this for me? Thank you.
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Grand theft auto:vice city tribute by artnerdxWatch
©2012-2016 artnerdx
its tommy vercetti from vice city and yep,the dude isn't happy...guess he's having a bad day lolz
i sure had fun coloring this piece.
line art by ifesinachi [link]
colors and fx by me
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i sure had fun coloring this piece.
line art by ifesinachi [link]
colors and fx by me
photoshop cs6
hes screaming pricks
Like very much!
fucking outstanding man!
Nice work,mann!
Patrik Brown Style
That's why I take a look at this artwork because it kinda reminds me of Patrick's style.... I think everyone was inpired by Patrick Brown's artworks...
i can't wait for gta 5! nice piece btw
Wow! Awesome work!
I like it
I like it
Jesus! That's cool, realy cool!!!
Nice work my friend
looks like he's swearing....alot XD
LOVE IT!! Tommy Vercetti is one of my favourite GTA characters!! Aweome job, man
Oooh, Vice City, what a nice game, my favorite GTA... Mhh, I guess the explosion behind Tommy is from GTA IV?
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Oct. 29. Chapter 2 of the Just for Kids Foundation's gala evening. All proceeds benefit the neo-natal intensive care unit at the Montreal Children's Hospital. 7 p.m. at Bâton Rouge, 3839, St. John's Blvd., Dollard des Ormeaux. Mardi Gras-themed evening includes five-course dinner, open bar, auction and live jazz. Chairperson is Trish Bengualid. Tickets $125. Call 514-989-7673.
Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. Dorshei Emet Film Festival. 8 to 10 p.m. at Congregation Dorshei Emet, 18 Cleve Rd., Hampstead. Documentary films by member filmmakers with Q & A panels following screenings. Contact Leonard Cohen at 514-486-9400 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 30. Batshaw Youth and Family
Centres Foundation presents preview/ fundraising cocktail dinatoire. All proceeds support tutoring at the foundation. 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Parisian Laundry, 3550 St. Antoine St. W. Features new work by Toronto-based painter Jennifer Lefort (who will attend). Tickets $100 (a portion of which is tax deductible).Call Ghislaine Corbeil at 514-989-1885, Local 201.
Oct. 31. Emunah Women of Montreal
fall fundraising benefit evening at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel, 6600 Côte
de Liesse Rd. Proceeds raised support the Crisis Centre for Children at Risk, Neve Michael Children's Village and Neve Sarah Herzog High School for Girls, B'nei Brak,
Israel. Gourmet reception at 6:30 pm. Featuring special guest speaker, Israel's Yehuda Kohn. Tickets: minimum contribution $300 per couple. Contact the Emunah office at 514-485-2397 or email lisakasner @emunahcanada.org.
Nov. 1. Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Open Board Raffle and Draw, at the Mount Sinai Hospital, 5690 Cavendish Blvd. Featuring refreshments and entertainment by Perry Canestrari. Visit www.sinaimontreal.ca, or contact auxiliary office at 514-369 2222, Local 1334, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 1. Montreal Bach Festival's second gala A Celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach. Supports the Montreal Bach
Festival and scholarship to Les Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal for a musically gifted child. 6:30 p.m. at the Lion d'Or, 1676 Ontario St. E. Black-tie celebration includes cocktails, sit-down dinner, special performances by Oliver Jones and Jonathan Crow, and dancing. In attendance, Alexandra Sheibler, president Bach-Académie de Montréal and gala committee chair Arabella Decker. Tickets $250, corporate tables $2,500 and honorary tables $4,000. Tax receipts. Visit www.bach-academie-montreal.com or call 514-295-9752.
Nov. 1. Montreal Hadassah-WIZO programming event celebrating achievement. 6:30 p.m. at Le Living Room, 5687 Paré St. Contact 514-933-8461
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Nov. 1. Feast of The Nations fundraiser for the Chabad Seminary of Canada, Chaya Mushka Seminary and community services/programs the school supports. Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450, Kensington Ave., Westmount. Honorees are Mel Hoppenheim, recipient of the Chai-Life Award, and Leslie Greenberg, recipient of the Jewish Education Award. Featured auctioneer is Joey Elias and featured entertainer is Marc Salem. Visit www.feastofthenations.com or call
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Nov. 2. St. Mary's Ball - 70th anniversary. Proceeds help buy surgical equipment. 6:30 p.m. at Windsor Station, 1160 de la Gauchetière St. W. Co-chairs are Martin Cauchon and wife, Dorine Perron. Visit www.stmaryshospitalfoundation.ca or contact ball co-ordinator Claudia Romero by phone at 514-345-3511, Local 3332, fax 514-734-2655, or email claudia.romero@ ssss.gouv.qc.ca.
Nov. 2. Mariners' House Golden Anniversary Ball, celebrating 50 years. 6.30 p.m. at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, 1228 Sherbrooke St. W. Dinner follows at 7:30 p.m. Contact Carolyn Osborne at 514-849-3234 or marinershouse@rapidweb.
Nov. 3. Lewis Lutter Memorial Concert, presented by McGill University Schulich School of Music and Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors. 7:30 p.m. at Pollack Hall, McGill University. Features McGill Symphony Orchestra. Contact Judy Stern at 514-342-1234, Local 7205.
Nov. 3. Naomi Ackerman in Flowers Aren't Enough. Presented by Jewish Women International of Canada and Auberge Shalom Pour Femmes. Raising funds for JWIC programs to end violence against women. Performance followed by Q&A period and reception. 8 p.m. at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, 4894 St. Kevin Ave. Tickets $54 (include partial tax receipt).Call 514-487-2330 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 5. 24th annual Maria-Raiche benefit dinner, sponsored by the Antonopoulos family. Supports the Foundation
for Research into Children's Diseases. 6 p.m. at Restaurant du Vieux Port, 39 St. Paul St. E., Old Montreal. Cocktail and dinner hosted by Suzanne Desautels of Q92. Tickets $100. Contact Sonia Chatoyan at 514-595-5730 or schatoyan@ telethon.qc.ca.
Nov. 6. Congregation Beth-El's boutique and bingo night. 5:30 p.m. at Congregation Beth-El, 1000 Lucerne Rd., T.M.R. Merchandise for sale from 5:30 to 7:45 p.m. Call Judi Sendel at 514-738-4766.
Nov. 6. Relève en Folies multidisciplinary Arts-travaganza. Proceeds support the Lighthouse, Children and Families' Prism Program and help promote young Quebec talent. 7:30 p.m. at the Monument National, 182 St. Laurent Blvd.
Co-chairs are Tony Meti and André
Beauchesne. Contact Geneviève Vézina at 514-954-1223, Local 408.
Nov. 8. A Gust for Life. 6 to 9 p.m. at the McCord Museum, 690 Sherbrooke St. W All proceeds support the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation, with a view to funding the Trauma and Prevention Program. Highlights include a cocktail dinatoire, Joey Elias, live jazz, live and silent auctions and prizes. Co-chairs are Laurie Rosenthal and Beatrice Cale. Tickets $75. Call 514-412-4400, Local 23310.
Nov. 8. Tony's Martini Mingle at Bourbon Street West. All profits benefit the West Island Palliative Care Residence. 7 to 10 p.m. at Bourbon Street West, 1866, Sources Blvd.,Pointe Claire. Admission $5 at the door. Contact Andrea Gordon
at 514-693-1718, Local 227.
Nov. 9. St. George Foundation Casino Night. Supports the Quebec Federation for Autism. 8:30 p.m. at Club Le Challenger. Entry $45, players $60.Visit www. sgf.ca; call 514-814-7521; or email Jaimie Auger at email@example.com.
Nov. 10. Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Annual Ball. 6:30 p.m. at the museum's Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion, 1379 Sherbrooke St. W. Organized by the MMFA's volunteer association. This year's theme, Bella Cuba, is inspired by the
current exhibition iCuba! Art and History from 1868 to Today. Call 514-842-7436.
Nov. 10 Hellenic Ladies Benevolent Society's Marathon Agapi-Radiothon on CFMB. Benefiting HLBS welfare services. Contact Anthy Milonopoulos at 450-
686-9656 or 514-344-1666.
Nov. 10. Kiwanis Club of Lakeshore Montreal's annual fundraising gala. Sarto Desnoyers Community Centre, 1335 Lakeshore Drive, Dorval. Evening commemorating 50 years of service features the Hudson Big Swing Orchestra,
a dance spectacular and other entertainment. Call Barbara at 514-685-6878.
Nov. 10. Casa D'Italia's 71st Anniversary Banquet. 6 p.m. at the Four Points Sheraton Dorval, 6600 Côte de Liesse Rd. Funds support renovations. Honorees include Dominic J. Taddeo. Tickets $175. Contact Gaby Mancini at 514-781-1309 or Gregory Pompeo at 514-331-0130 or 514-591-4612.
Nov. 11. Seniors fashion show for the Second Mile Club of Pincourt 2 to 4 p.m. at the Omni Centre, 375 Cardinal Léger Blvd., Pincourt. Admission $10. Call
Nov. 11. 24th annual ORT Montreal benefit gala at TOHU, 2345 Jarry St. E. Entertainment by Cirque Éloize. Pre-show reception and dinner. Co-chairs are Linda Amram and Ofer Druker. Honoree is Arthur Silber. Visit www.ortmontreal.org or contact Emmanuel Kalles at 514-481-2787 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 11. Shield of Athena Family Services 14th annual art auction. Proceeds support specialized multilingual social services for women and child victims of conjugal and family violence. Marché Bonsecours, 350 St. Paul St. E. Exhibit and silent auction 3 to 5 p.m., live art auction 5 to 7 p.m. Admission $30 (includes wine and hors d'oeuvres). Call 514-274-8117 or email email@example.com.
Nov. 11. 13th Annual Liver Transplant Fund's A Night at Milos. Supports research related to liver transplantation at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Milos Restaurant, 5357 Park Ave. Tickets $275. Contact Shaun Morehouse 514-843-1543.
Nov. 12. Comedian Judy Gold, presented by the Alzheimer Groupe. 7:30 p.m.
at the Just for Laughs Museum, 2111
St. Laurent Blvd. Call 514-485-7233.
Nov. 12. Third annual Girls' Night Out at the Jewish Public Library, featuring author Lauren Myracle. Supports the purchase of books for the Norman Berman Children's Library. 7 p.m. at the Gelber Conference Centre, 1 Cummings Square. Members $20, guests $25, tables
of 8 $150, patrons $100 (includes
two tickets, reserved seating, private book-signing, partial tax receipt).
Call 514-345-2627, Local 3042.
Nov. 14. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's second annual Rockin' For Research gala. Starts with cocktails 6:30 p.m. Windsor Ballroom, 1170 Peel St. Honorees are Christine and Herschel Victor. Contact Aviva Miller at 514-
744-5537, Local 225, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 14. St. Nicholas Antiochian Women's annual Christmas exhibit. 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church, 80 de Castelnau St. E. Co-chairs are Grace Battah and Doreen Assaly. Call 514-340-1760 or 514-331-2540.
Nov. 14. Holt Renfrew private shopping night for the Children's Wish Foundation. Contact Jozée Desrosiers at 514-282-4431, jozee.desrosiers@holtrenfrew.
Nov. 14. Screening of Israeli Film The Three Mothers benefiting the department of Child Psychiatry at Sir Mortimer B. Davis Jewish General Hospital. 7 p.m. at the hospital's Block Amphitheatre, 5750 Côte des Neiges Rd. Post-screening reception. Co-chairs are Sarah Hutman and Susan Wainberg. Tickets $36 and $72 (partial tax receipts). Contact auxiliary director Nancy at 514-340-8216 or email@example.com. ca.
Nov. 15. Kidney Foundation of Canada founder's award campaign gala. 7 p.m.
at Le Windsor, 1170 Peel St. This year's recipient is nephrologist Jean Guy Monjeau. Honorary president is Tony Loffreda. Visit www.reinquebec.ca or contact Linda Pellas at the Kidney Foundation of Canada, 514-938-4515 or 1-800-565-4515.
Nov. 16. Dessert Quiz Night. 7:30 p.m. at All Saints Church, 248 18th Ave.,
Deux Montagnes. Tickets $6. Visit www.
allsaintsdeuxmontagnes.ca, or contact Kathleen 450-473-9541 or info@
Nov. 16 to Sunday Nov. 18. Canadian Hadassah-WIZO national young leadership gathering. Contact 514-933-8461 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 17. Freedom From Poverty Foundation Inc.'s 10th anniversary gala. Funds raised support the construction of a charitable hospital in Ayodhya, India. 6 p.m.
at Le Châteaubriand, 7985 Maurice
Duplessis Blvd. Honoured guest is Justin Trudeau. Co-chairs are Shivendra Dwivedi and Dominic Talarico, supported by committee members Geeta Suchak, Priya Chopra, Nan Panesar, Uzma Ullahand Pierre Lessard. Tickets $100. Call Shivendra Dwivedi at 514-981-6773 or 514-252-6581.
Nov. 17. Little Angels and AH! Friends Radiotherapy Society's Moonlite and Butterfly Ball, in support of McGill University's radiotherapy-oncology clinics
for children and adults. Monies will be used to help defray the costs of young women's vaccinations for cervical cancer prevention. 8:30 p.m. at the Delta Hotel, 475 President Kennedy Ave. Cocktails, entertainment by the Welsh Men's Choir, dinner, surprise guests. Various ticket prices. Call 514-807-8889.
Nov. 17. Splash 'n' Dash, at McGill University Sports Complex, benefiting the Sarah Cook Fund of the Cedars Cancer Institute for Children. Swimming and relay fun for corporate, school and family teams. Call 514-843-1606.
Nov. 17. Théâtre Lyrichorégra 20 presents its XIV Jeunes Ambassadeurs Lyriques annual benefit gala concert. Supports exchange between young Canadian, European and Asiatic opera singers. Chapelle Historique du Bon-Pasteur, 100 Sherbrooke St. E. Contact Alain Nonat at 514-684-7287, or lyrique@
cooptel.qc.ca or visit www.westisland.
Nov. 17. Queen of Angels Academy Foundation Charity Casino Night. All proceeds benefit the QAA Foundation bursary program and the West Island Palliative Care Residence. 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Tickets $35. A leading sponsor is Berkshire Securities Inc. (Dorval branch). Contact Margaret Buzas at 514-
636-0900, Local 238/255 or Andrea Gordon at 514-693-1718, Local 227.
Nov. 17. Jewish Women International of Canada Chai Chapter's annual casino night, supporting JWIC programs to end violence against women. 7:30 p.m. at the Shaar Shalom Synagogue, 4880 Notre Dame St., Chomedey, Laval. Call 450-
688 1959 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 17. 49th annual ball of the Austrian Society of Montreal, under the patronage of the Austrian ambassador to Canada. Beneficiaries are SOS Children's Villages, Love (Leave out Violence), the McGill Schulich School of Music, Les Petits Chanteurs du Mont Royal and École Supérieure de Ballet Contemporain. 7 p.m. at the Hotel Marriott Château Champlain, 1 Place du Canada. Ball president is Harold Scheer. Tickets $225, $125 for 35 and under. Visit www.balautrichien
demontreal.org, contact Anita Hold at 514-369 2339 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Monica Schirdewahn at 514-909-3119 or email@example.com.
Nov. 17. Dorshei Emet arts festival and silent auction. 8 to 10:30 p.m. at Congregation Dorshei Emet, 18 Cleve Rd., Hampstead. Also Nov. 18, 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Festival includes juried exhibition and sale of original works. Contact Leonard Cohen at 514-486-9400
or email@example.com.
Nov. 18. Au Coeur de la Mode. Supports the Farha Foundation. Palais des Congrès, 1001 Place Jean-Paul Riopelle. Visit www.farha.qc.ca or call 514-270-4900.
Nov. 18. Galim Chapter, Na'amat Montreal, presents Robert Munsch, at Oscar Peterson Concert Hall, 7141 Sherbrooke W. First show is at 11 a.m., followed by a second performance at 2 p.m. Tickets, $17 per adult, $12.50 per child (ages 3-17), $52 for a family four-pack (includes four tickets, with a minimum of one adult) and a group rate of $12.50 per person for 10 or more. Call 514-484-0252 or email email@example.com.
Nov. 18. Gloria's Girls present the fourth annual It's A Girl Thing. All proceeds benefit ovarian cancer research at the Jewish General Hospital. 11:30 a.m. at Baton Rouge, 1050 Mountain St. Luncheon, door prizes, raffles, serious swag and more. Tickets $50. Contact the foundation at 514-340-8222, Local 5391.
Nov. 21. Ogilvy en Rose annual shopping extravaganza, benefiting the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation. Tickets $100. Honorary chair is Manon Brouillette. Visit www.rubanrose.org.
Nov. 22. Combined Jewish Appeal 2006 campaign closing at the Gelber Conference Centre, 1 Cummings Square. Organized by Federation CJA. Contact Alyssa Wolfe at 514-345-2645, Local 3056, or email@example.com.
Nov. 22. Generations Foundation Miracle Breakfast, benefiting Generations Foundation (which provides 7,000 meals a day to needy children). 6 to 10 a.m. at Buffet La Stanza, 1132 Marcel Laurin Blvd., St. Laurent (at Côte Vertu Rd.). Tickets $10, includes buffet.Visit www.generations
foundation.com, call 514-933-8585 or email email@example.com.
Nov. 23. Big Band Club Orchestra and Montreal Westward Lions Club's Terry Jordan Doonan annual memorial dance. 8:30 p.m. at the Sarto Desnoyers Community Centre, 1335 Lakeshore Drive, Dorval. Call Roy Dohn at 514-453-9493, Bob Swetland at 514-489- 6773 or Carl Anderson at 514-482-1010.
Nov. 23. Kids For Kids Annual Charity Ball. Benefits the Centre de Répit Philou. Marché Bonsecours, 350 St. Paul St. E. VIP cocktail at 7:30 p.m., party (general admission) at 9 p.m. Tickets $40. Visit www.kidsforkids.ca , call 514-380-2797 or email@example.com.
Nov. 24. 172nd St. Andrew's Society Ball. All proceeds benefit the charitable endeavours of the St. Andrew's Society of Montreal. Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel, 900 René Lévesque Blvd. W. Guest of honour is the Honourable Andrew Howard. Contact Norma King at the society office at 514-842-2030 ornking@
standrews.qc.ca. Girls between the ages of 16 and 22 interested in becoming a debutante should contact the office.
Nov. 24. Czech and Slovak Association of Canada and Gymnastic Association Sokol Montreal's St. Nicholas Dance. 8 p.m. at the parish hall of the Church of Sts. Cyril and Method, 7187 2nd Ave. (at Jean Talon St.). Contact Misha Fuchs at 514-737-8325, Ema Kosacky at 514-735-5795, or Alena Martinu at 514-484-6177.
Nov. 24. Canada-Africa dinner and show, celebrating 100 years of scouting and supporting the African Region's Red Ribbon Scout Badge Program. Special evening of entertainment unfolds at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450 Kensington Ave., Westmount. Tickets $125 (partial tax receipt). Contact Maggie Shaddick at 514-933-5297 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or Virginia Elliott at 514-989-5265 or email velliott@
Nov. 24. Montreal Holocaust Memorial Centre's benefit performance of Hana's Suitcase. Supports the centre's education project. 7:30 p.m. at the D.B. Clarke Theatre, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. (Concordia Hall Building). Honoree is Marvin Tanner. Call 514-345-2605. Hana's Suitcase is presented by Geordie Productions (www.geordie.ca).
Nov. 24. Golda Meir Chapter of Montreal Hadassah-WIZO Hanukkah Party. Call Evie Applebee at 450-681-9342.
Nov. 26. Screening of the film Tammuz. 7:30 pm at Gelber Conference Centre, 2 Carré Cummings Square. Sponsored by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Contact Susan Puritz at 514-937-8927 or email@example.com.
Nov. 27. A Cabaret for the Cure, in support of leukemia research at the Segal Cancer Centre at the Jewish General Hospital. 6:30 p.m at Le Living Room, 5687 Paré St. Tickets $72. Contact Jacqui Gold at 514-952-6908, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nov. 27. Cedars Cancer Institute charity raffle and wine auction. Supports purchase of equipment for the molecular pathology lab of the MUHC. Le Windsor, 1170 Peel St. Tickets $110. Visit cedars.ca or call 514-843-1606.
Nov. 28. Montreal Council of Women 2007 Women of the Year Luncheon. 11:30 a.m. in the Viger Room of the Marriott Château Champlain, 1050 de la Gauchetière St. This year's theme is homelessness. Reception is followed by a lunch at 12:15 p.m. Tickets $40, available from Sophie Economides at 514-484-1875, Marjorie Roche at 514-482-5041, Marjorie Windeler at 514-768-1245 or firstname.lastname@example.com and Mickey Wernecke at 514-630-0138.
Nov. 28. Mazon Canada's 13th annual kosher food fest. Supports such programs as foodbanks, school food programs, senior support programs, Meals on Wheels. 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450, Kensington Ave., Westmount. Includes a silent auction and raffle draw. Tickets $100. Call 514-483-6234.
Nov. 30. Ste. Anne's Hospital Foundation Ball for the benefit of veterans, marking the 90th anniversary of the hospital and raising funds to improve the quality of life for Veterans. The Challenger Golf Club, 2505 des Nations St., St. Laurent. Guest of honour is Roméo Dallaire. Corporate tables and individual tickets available. Visit www.sahfoundation.ca
or contact the foundation at 514-
457-8484 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dec. 1. Montreal Chinese Hospital Foundation's fundraising Christmas party. 6:30 p.m. at Restaurant Le Ruby Rouge, 1008 Clark St. Chairperson is Rosalinda Go. Tickets $68. Contact
Johanne Pelletier at 514-871-0961,
Local 248.
Dec. 2. The Israel Cancer Research Fund and Pink Lady Fund's second annual Women of Action brunch. 11:30 a.m. at Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 450 Kensington Ave., Westmount. Keynote speaker is Margaret Trudeau. Event honorees are Arlene Abian, Julie Gniwisch and Barbara Seal. Co-chairs are Susan Lavy, Sheryl Rosen Adler,
Maureen Tajfel and Julie Wiener. Contact Arlene Silver at 514-481-2723 or visit www.icrfonline.org.
Dec. 2. Hellenic Ladies Benevolent Society's Christmas luncheon education fundraiser. Proceeds support HLBS
programs for underprivileged children. Contact Demetra Charissakis at 514-
575-6320 or Anastasia Mollas at 514-463-7653.
Dec. 5. Leonardo Da Vinci Centre's Christmas celebration for governors/ members of the Italian Community Foundation of Quebec. Beneficiaries include the Santa Cabrini, Montreal Children's and Ste. Justine hospitals. 5:30 p.m.
the centre, 8370, Lacordaire Blvd., St. Léonard. Attire: Business dress. Contact Lia Messina at 514-274-6725.
Dec. 5. 16th annual Christmas and Hanukkah toy tea. Benefits the children of battered women residing in shelters as well as many other children's charities. 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Ogilvy, 5th floor, 1307 Ste. Catherine St. W. Fashions by Ogilvy, school choir performances and special guest appearances. Cost: the
donation of two or more new, unwrapped and non-violent toys. Committee comprises chairperson Ginger Petty, Annemarie Bertrand, Maria Birks, Suzan Cavell and Andrée Sauter. Call Petty
at 514-934-2292.
Dec. 5. 33rd Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's annual raffle. 8 p.m. at Palais des congrès de Montréal, 159 St. Antoine St. W. Draw is limited to 7,000 tickets at $125 each. Contact events director Hélène Gagnon at 514-744-5537, Local 224 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dec. 5. Annual Maimonides Battle of the Bands, in support of the Suite Dreams capital renovation campaign at the Maimonides Geriatric Centre. 7 p.m. at Metropolis, 59 Ste. Catherine St. E. Also Dec. 6, same time and place. Co-chairs are Rory Olson, Gerry Kandestin and Terri Klein. Visit www.maimonides.net or contact Lisa Blobstein at 514-483-2121, Local 2258 or email@example.com.
Dec. 6. Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal benefit concert. 7 p.m. at Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, Place des Arts. Under the honorary chairmanship of Senator E. Leo Kolber. Features maestro Zubin Mehta. VIP tickets available. Visit www. osm.ca or contact Marie-Claude Azza at 514-840-7425 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dec. 6. Ste. Justine Hospital's centennial gala, For the Love of Children, celebrating 100 years of caring, innovation, dedication and medical leadership in Canada and around the world. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. at the Bell Centre, 1260,
de la Gauchetière St. W. Dinner, dancing and show follow at 8 p.m. Co-chairs are Louise Courey-Nadeau and Nannette
DeGaspé Beaubien. Call Lise Beaudry 514-345-4710.
Dec. 7. West Island Palliative Care Residence festive homes tour. All proceeds benefit the residence. Tour includes afternoon tea at Dorval's Forest and Stream Club. Tickets, regular $30, VIP $60. Contact Andrea Gordon at 514-693-1718, Local 227.
Dec. 9 to 16. Vernissage of youth art and special-needs art, in the Hall of Honor at the YM-YWHA Montreal Jewish Community Centres, 5400 Westbury Ave. Contact Susan Apter at 514-737-6551, Local 320.
Dec. 11. St. Mary's Hospital Centre Auxiliary's mass and communion luncheon. All monies raised support patients of the hospital. Mass at 11 a.m. in the chapel, 3830 Lacombe Ave. (second floor). Luncheon at noon in the auditorium. Featuring seasonal entertainment. Contact Francine Rebetez at 514-
345-3511, Local 303, or email email@example.com.
Dec. 13. Dorval-Strathmore United Church's sixth annual Christmas concert. Featuring the Mimosa Wind Ensemble and the 306 Maple Leaf Wing, Pipe & Drum Band. Funds raised go toward food baskets for Dorval Community Aid. 7:30 p.m. Tickets $7 (or $10 at the door) plus a non-perishable food item. Call 514-631-9879.
Dec. 13. Lachine Concert Band Christmas concert. 7:30 p.m. at the Guy
Décarie Centre, 2901 St. Joseph Blvd., Lachine. Tickets $5, children free.Tickets available in advance at the centre or at the door.
Dec. 13. Ireland Canada Chamber
Of Commerce Christmas reception. 5:30-8 p.m. at the University Club. Visit www.icccmtl.com.
Jan. 6. Infinitheatre presents Montréal Idle by Tex Dawson, a musical comedy raising proceeds for the company. 2 p.m. at the Leanor and Alvin Segal Theatre, 5170 Côte Ste. Catherine Rd. Also: Jan. 8-10 at 8 p.m. Tickets $100 ($90 for Infinitheatre members, include post-show reception and a discounted price if purchased before Nov. 1). Tax receipts. Visit www.infinitheatre.com or contact Chantale Potié at 514-987-1774 or
Jan. 10. St. John's Ambulance Quebec presents Bizet-Broadway III, raising funds for St. John's. Pierre de Coubertin Hall at the Omni Mont Royal Hotel, 1050 Sherbrooke St. W. Call 514-935-6631.
Jan. 20. Dorshei Emet Shabat Shira Concert. Theme: Music as a sacred space. Quartet features Sara Laimon, Jonathan Crow, Simon Aldrich and Paul Marleyn. 7 p.m. at Congregation Dorshei Emet, 18 Cleve Rd., Hampstead. Contact Leonard Cohen at 514-486-9400 or
Jan. 28. West Island Community Shares fourth annual Red and White benefit evening. 40 Westt Steakhouse, 2305 Trans-Canada Highway, Pointe Claire. Visit www.communityshares.ca or contact
Rania Cotran at 514-695-8694 or rania. email@example.com.
Jan. 31. Marianopolis annual Groundhog Day Pizza Extravaganza, Marianopolis, 4873 Westmount Ave. Includes silent auction. Bierbrier among top sponsors. Email email@example.com.
Feb. 2. S.G. Alpenland Montreal's 40th annual Jaegerbal. Town of Mount Royal Town Hall, 90 Roosevelt Ave. Features polka music, folk dancing, door prizes. Call Anny Mueller at 514-484-4862.
Feb. 6. Alzheimer Groupe Inc. third annual Rock 'n' Roll Dance To Remember. 7 p.m. Prizes, silent auction and more. Call 514-485-7233.
Feb. 7. Chapter 1 of the Just for Kids Foundation's Second Annual Dancing with the Stars. All proceeds benefit the neo-natal intensive care unit at the Montreal Children's Hospital. Cocktails, dinner and homegrown dance entertainment. Chairs are Wendy Zelnicker and Jordana Greenspoon. Call 514-989-7673.
Feb. 8. West Island Palliative Care Residence ninth annual Valentine's gala-
extraordinaire. All proceeds benefit the West Island Palliative Care Residence. 6:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Château Vaudreuil Pavilion, 21700 Trans-Canada Highway. Formal black-tie affair includes dinner, dancing to live music and silent auction. Sponsorship opportunities available. Tickets $425 per person. Contact Andrea Gordon at 514-693-1718, Local 227.
Feb. 9. Gymnastic Association Sokol Montreal's 58th annual dance. 8 p.m. at the Town of Mont Royal city hall, 90 Roosevelt Ave. Features live dance music by Edelweiss, a midnight raffle and traditional Czech delicacies.Contact Misha Fuchs at 514-737-8325, Ema Kosacky at 514-735-5795 or Alena Martinu
at 514-484-6177.
Feb. 14. Fifth annual Quebec Youth Foundation's St. Valentine's Ball. 6 p.m. at Le Parquet de la Caisse de Dépôt (Centre CDP Capital). Honorary president is Claude Mongeau. Call Paule Labelle
at 514-284-2246, Local 331, email: email@example.com or visit www.
Feb. 21. Farha Foundation's annual gala to support the foundation. Visit www.farha.qc.ca or call 514-270-4900.
The Social Calendar covers balls, gala evenings, golf tournaments and other events that raise money for good causes. For reasons of space and content, some events submitted to Jennifer Campbell for the calendar will be publicized in other, more appropriate, Gazette lists.


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The ceremony begins at 12:00 PM and will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. No tickets are required.
Participation in the ceremony is reserved for graduates of spring semester only.
Graduates who have elected to participate in the commencement ceremony should remain for the entire ceremony.
The President, the Provost, and cadet marshals will provide directions to graduates throughout the course of the ceremony. Please listen carefully to their signals.
The Prelude
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The Processional
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Guests should be in their seats by 11:45 AM as access to certain areas will be restricted after this time until the processional has concluded.
Graduates should be seated immediately upon reaching their proper seat.
Please stand at the President's signal.
Commencement Address
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Conferring of Honors
Honorary Degree Recipients:
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Doctor of Humane Letters
Louis J. Ignarro
Doctor of Science
Richard T. Santulli
Doctor of Business Administration
Distinguished Service Award Recipients:
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While every effort will be made to ensure that each graduate will receive the correct diploma during the ceremony, if they do not, the graduate should go to 281 West Lane Avenue, First Floor, immediately following the ceremony. Limited assistance will be provided there for diploma problems (misspelled name, wrong diploma) from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM on commencement day.
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Wellesley, Mass. – According to a new technical market research report, THE GLOBAL MARKET FOR ADVANCED AIRPORT TECHNOLOGIES (IAS024B) from BCC Research (www.bccresearch.com), the global market for advanced airport technologies is worth an estimated $10.3 billion in 2010, but is expected to increase to $13.7 billion in 2015, for a 5-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.9%.
The market segment made up of security, fire protection, and emergency services is expected to reach $2 billion in 2015, after decreasing at a CAGR of -7.1% from the estimated 2010 value of nearly $2.9 billion.
The segment made up of communications systems is expected to increase from an estimated $1.5 billion in 2010 to more than $2.6 billion in 2015, for a 5-year CAGR of 11.9%.
The passenger, baggage, and cargo handling and control segment is projected to reach $2.1 billion in 2015, after rising at a CAGR of 6% from the estimated 2010 value of nearly $1.6 billion.
The segment made up of air/ground traffic management and control will rise at a CAGR of 11.4%, from an estimated $2.3 billion in 2010 to nearly $3.9 billion in 2015.
The other technologies segment includes navigational and landing aids, digital signage, airport management software, and car parking systems. It is expected to rise from $2.1 billion in 2010 to $3.1 billion in 2015, for a 5-year CAGR of 8.6%.
Airports are the backbone of the worldwide commercial air transportation system. The rapid growth of this sector creates a continuing need to expand airports and provide high-quality services. At the same time, technological, regulatory, security, and economic trends are placing new demands on airports.
On the economic front, the privatization of many formerly government-run airports around the world has created a growing class of airport operators with the financial means and the incentives to invest in modernizing their facilities and infrastructure. The modernization of facilities and systems can help these private airport operators improve their bottom line by cutting costs and increasing traffic and revenues. The net result of these trends is that, over the next 20 years, airport operators are expected to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on new airport construction, expansion, and modernization.
The overall goal of this report is to comprehensively describe and quantify the worldwide market for advanced airport technologies such as air traffic management and control, communications, and landing aids. It covers only technologies and equipment that are based at the airport or nearby. The emphasis is on civil aviation; the military market is not covered in detail.
The study is intended especially for executives, entrepreneurs, investors, venture capitalists, and other readers with a need to know where the market for advanced airport technologies is headed and where the greatest potential for growth exists in the next 5 years.
Source: BCC Research
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Publish Date: July 2010
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Just for a hoot, M. G. Lord and a group of friends rented a mid-century modern house in Palm Springs, Calif., for Memorial Day weekend.
Lord had brought a box of Elizabeth Taylor movies, and popped in a DVD.
"We were expecting an evening of camp," said author Lord, an instructor in USC Dornsife's Master of Professional Writing program. "Instead we were gobsmacked."
The group was astounded not only by Taylor's great acting, but by her movies' feminist messages. After that 2007 weekend, Lord began researching Taylor and her work and wrote The Accidental Feminist: How Elizabeth Taylor Raised Our Consciousness and We Were Too Distracted by Her Beauty to Notice to be released Feb. 7 by Bloomsbury Publishing.
"I was shocked at the feminist themes hidden in plain sight," Lord said of many of Taylor's films. "I almost had to see them each twice before I could believe my eyes."
The feminist thread in Taylor's movies began with National Velvet, her 1944 breakout film at age 12. After Taylor's character Velvet Brown is forbidden to ride in the Grand National because she is a girl, she finds a way around gender discrimination by posing as a male jockey.
Lord calls Taylor's 1951 A Place in the Sun an abortion-rights movie. Shelley Winters plays the unwed Alice Tripp who becomes pregnant and tries to find a tactful way to ask her doctor for an abortion. Her doctor refuses and in bitter sarcasm, Alice tells her lover George, "I'm going to have a healthy baby."
In order to convey the feminist plot about abortion rights without explicitly saying the word, the director needed actors who could express that message — as well as other forbidden concepts — nonverbally. Taylor was a perfect fit. She plays a woman with whom cheater George becomes obsessed.
From 1934 to 1968, the Production Code Administration controlled all movie scripts, and it tried to remove all substance threatening to existing sexual and religious orthodoxy from A Place in the Sun. But the movie conveyed more on screen than on paper because of the nonverbal way Taylor expressed herself subliminally and overtly.
"Taylor spoke directly to our ancient aft brain — our amygdala — the repository of love, hate, fear and lust," Lord writes. "On paper, in a love scene, having [Taylor's character] Angela whisper, 'Tell Mama. Tell Mama all,' would have seemed inane. In the film, the line ... overrides our prefrontal cortex. Like a heat-seeking missile, it hones in on that aft brain."
Taylor's most feminist role, Lord said, was as call girl Gloria Wandrous in BUtterfield 8 for which Taylor earned an Oscar in 1960.
"Gloria is a beacon of female sexuality and power," Lord writes. "She boldly defies marital convention and rejects men who repel her, no matter how much money they offer. She will not be rented like a prostitute or owned like a chattel — or like a wife, for that matter."
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? shows what can happen when society permits a woman to define herself only through her children and her husband's career. In the 1966 film, Taylor's alcoholic but extremely intelligent Martha is deeply frustrated because she has no children and feels her husband is a failure.
"To me, the film's feminist message could not have been more explicit," Lord writes. "Patriarchy crushes men and women alike. But reviewers at the time did not seem to notice this, and some projected their own paranoia onto the movie."
Lord devotes a chapter to 1963's Cleopatra in which Taylor depicts the most powerful woman in the ancient world, so could be considered a feminist role. But since the film was a critical failure, Lord dissects its narration and structural problems.
"Cleopatra was a terrible movie," Lord said. "Joseph Mankiewicz was stuck writing the script while he was filming, so he would shoot up amphetamines and write all night, then direct the next day. So the fact that it's a tiny bit incoherent is not all that surprising."
In the book, Lord writes about art imitating life. Early in Taylor's career, when she performed in films with feminist themes, she may not have been conscious of what she was contributing to. Yet attributes of the characters she played remained with her — and helped to make her the brave, defiant woman she became in later life. Take Taylor's major impact as an AIDS activist, beginning in the 1980s at a time when even the president of the United States Ronald Reagan had not publicly acknowledged the deadly virus.
"Directors cast her in these powerful roles because they saw something in her that she would finally see in herself," Lord said.
Taylor's life work also included some duds — or worse, crudely bowdlerized adaptations of meaningful art — which Lord refused to include in her analysis.
"Some of her films were awful," Lord said. "One of my ground rules for whether or not I would include a movie was how badly the Production Code Administration bowdlerized the plot until it made no sense."
For instance, in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof the homosexuality in the original story was censored, Lord said.
"It's about a man who won't sleep with his wife because he's in love with his dead best friend," Lord said. "Even Tennessee Williams from whom this play was adapted was appalled."
Lord calls the book The Accidental Feminist because she's not sure to what extent Taylor chose her parts to make a social statement.
"I can't read her mind," said Lord, who in researching the book studied Taylor's films, interviewed dozens of Taylor's friends and relatives including Kate Burton, Gore Vidal and Robert Forster to name a few — and drew upon unpublished letters and scripts.
Taylor's longtime friend and publicist Sally Morrison called Taylor an extraordinary woman and the first in so many ways: first actress to be paid a million dollars (Cleopatra), first celebrity to have a bestselling fragrance (White Diamonds), first famous person to campaign in the fight against AIDS.
"But for those of us lucky enough to have known her, it wasn't any one of those things that made her so important," Morrison said. "What was so very unique about Elizabeth was her absolute and unwavering commitment to stand up for the marginalized, the underdog, the ignored.
"Do I think she would have termed herself a feminist? Hell no! But I think she would have been thrilled to think that her films — secretly and subversively — had paved the way for other people to have more choices and more freedoms in their own lives."
Lord met Taylor once, in 2001 during the dedication ceremony for the Roddy McDowall Memorial Rose Garden, and found Taylor to be a "very intelligent, composed woman," but that was long before Lord knew she would be writing a book about her.
"This thesis came about accidentally, when I was held hostage in a house and we watched movie after movie," Lord said.
After seeing the feminist ideas in the films, I thought 'Why has no one said this before? It's so obvious.' "
Whether readers agree with the premise or not, Lord hopes the book gets people to take a second (or first) look at Taylor's films.
"I hope this book will move readers to watch the movies it highlights with an open mind, to see if they, too, perceive the feminist content," Lord writes. "I especially hope the Millennial Generation will watch, catching a glimpse of a recent past in which rights they take for granted — abortion, interracial marriage and certain sexual acts in private between consenting adults — were illegal."


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