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The Passing of a Great Soul
By Patti Pfeiffer
It was one of those days, weeks and one of those real estate transactions. Anything and everything that could go wrong, of course, had gone wrong: Potholes, obstacles, hurdles surfaced along the rugged route to the closing table.
I was past worn-out.
In the midst of the mayhem, hubby called inquiring about my day. Like a machine gun, my spewing, venting, non-stop verbal vomiting provided response.
Without delay two words came. "Dustin died."
My heart sank.
It wasn't his tone of voice. Certainly not his words. Sharing such news, especially over the phone, revealed plenty. Dustin Malcom must have been a special person.
If a man's specialness and "impactability" are measured by the number attending his memorial, then Dustin was indeed unique. It was not a standing-room-only crowd, but one overflowing into the hall.
The chapel was filled wall-to-wall with family, co-workers, former and current elected-officials as well as recent and long-ago friends. He'd impacted them all. In such a short span, he had touched so many.
Tears flowed. Sniffles sounded. Stories shared.
Dustin passed away June 14 at the age of 36 from post-surgery complications. His was a life cut short, yet a life fully lived. In 1999 he went to work as a computer tech with the Town of Flower Mound and excelled. A mere year later he was named the Town's IT director holding the position until his passing. During his reign -- and because of his talents -- the Town won numerous awards and received various recognitions.
As a friend and co-worker Linda Bolitho, Flower Mound Human Resource Director, worked closely and shared a lot with Dustin throughout the past 13 years. Her admiration for and sadness over his death are apparent.
"He was one of those people who brought light and happiness into your life," she said. "He was smart, super intelligent, very ethical and so funny. And he absolutely adored his daughter."
Yes, Dustin leaves behind the love of his life, 6-year-old Ellie.
During the service, guest after guest shared about his passion for life, his heart for Ellie. There were accolades of his accomplishments with the Town. There was the story surrounding previous employment -- an infamous legend, unfortunately true, plucked from his stint as entertainment director of a Lubbock bar.
"He turned down a group called the Dixie Chicks because he said they didn't have any talent, thus paving his way into the IT field," his brother Bill bull horned during the memorial.
The head of a Denton County non-profit explained that the child advocacy agency has computers to this day because of Dustin's efforts, his care and concern.
The young man's life was best summed up by a piece titled The Heaviest Doo by Maya Angelour, selected by family and read during the gathering.
"And then the heaviest door in the universe slammed shut.
The season of grief fell around us like the leaves of autumn.
When great trees fall, rocks on distant hills shudder.
Lions hunker down in tall grasses, and even elephants seek safety.
When great trees fall in forests small things recoil into silence, their senses eroded beyond fear.
When great souls die, the air around us becomes sterile, light rare.
We breathe briefly.
Our eyes briefly see with a hurtful clarity.
Our memory, suddenly sharpened, examines, gnaws on kind words unsaid, on promised walks not taken.
Great souls die, and our reality bound to them takes leave of us.
Our souls, dependent upon them, upon their nature, upon their nurture, now shrink wizened.
Our minds formed and informed by their radiance, seem to fall away.
We are not so much maddened, as reduced to the unutterable silence of the dark, cold caves.
And when great souls die, after a period, peace blooms, slowly and always irregularly.
Spaces fill with a kind of soothing electric vibration.
Our senses, restored, never to be the same, whisper to us.
They existed. They existed.
They exist in us.
We can be. Be and be better.
Larger, kinder, truer.
For they existed."
No doubt Dustin was a great soul. Though short in duration, the impact of his existence measures wide and deep -- and will forever remain.
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Robin Mather Interview
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Based in Bristol, Robin Mather is one of six UK frame builders collaborating with Rapha for the UK Continental project. Robin's attention to detail, handcrafted lugs and distinctive touches have made his bikes increasingly coveted, on this sceptered isle and beyond.
When did you start designing and building frames?
The first bike I built was a school project in 1992.
You won best in show at Bespoked (UK hand-built show) this year, did you set out to beat the competition, or were you simply building something you wanted to create?
It was a bike I wanted to build. A lot of the bikes I build are touring and randonneur machines and most of the riding I do is on these kind of bikes. Recently, I've been reading about old French touring bikes like the ones built by Alex Singer and Rene Herse. Aesthetically, these are obvious sources of inspiration (not just for me) but functionally they also incorporate ideas I wanted to try for myself - the combination of low trail geometry, large volume 650b tyres and the positioning of most of the luggage over the front wheel was prevalent then, but quite different to most modern randonneur bikes today.
I didn't set out to beat the competition. Exhibiting at Bespoked was not simply an exercise in self promotion, I felt like I had to participate. I don't think the frame builders exhibiting there need to compete against each other. I believe that collectively, we are competing against large scale producers of off-the-peg bikes and Bespoked was a platform for us to raise the profile of handmade, bespoke bikes. It is in everybody's interest for the standard of work to be high, new builders should be encouraged, knowledge shared, and established builders reminded that they can not afford to be complacent.
It was a real honour to get best in show, there were some very beautiful bikes there that had obviously had many hours of thought and hard work invested in them.
What kind of frame building do you admire?
The bikes I most admire and aspire to build are those where everything non-essential has been stripped away and what remains is executed with skill and style.
It appears there is a real artisan community in Bristol and a big bicycle culture, has this helped you?
Absolutely. My new workshop in Bristol is in a building shared by 30 artisans and artists. We are a co-op and having a shared mission forces each of us to think outside our bubble occasionally. Also, it's good to be surrounded by other people on similar paths who have often encountered and overcome a problem I might be struggling with. On a practical level, my new head badge and down tube graphics are both creations of my neighbours.
The bike culture here is also great. I'm fairly new in town and feel that there's still a lot to discover but I'm really enjoying it.
The UK 'scene' seems to be thriving, do you think you and a few other builders have had something to do with this?
There does seem to be an appetite for handmade bicycles at the moment but I think this is just part of a wider interest in craft, localism and the origins of the objects that we use.
What is your favourite part of the building process and which is perhaps the hardest thing involved in building a good frame?
The whole thing. There are parts of the process that are difficult, tedious and do not require much creativity and other parts that are more engaging. The most difficult thing and therefore the most satisfying is completing every part of this process with care and attention to detail. From arranging the workshop and designing and building tools and jigs to checking the tyre pressure and tweaking the angle of the saddle, if any aspect is neglected the end result will be less good.
Do you have a particular tubing that you like to work with above all else?
Not especially. I prefer it to be round and straight. Nearly all the tubing I use comes from either Reynolds or Columbus.
What is trickier, brazing or welding?
I've been brazing for a lot longer than I've been welding so I'm at very different points on the learning curve. There are lots of similarities, both involve pushing a small molten pool of metal around. I imagine it's like the difference between playing the violin and the piano.
What kind of design work inspires you?
I like spare, minimalist design and have a bit of a thing for chairs so admire the work of people like Arne Jacobsen and Hans Wegner. I think I could have happily been a furniture designer/maker. In the bike building world, there are lots of people I admire for lots of different reasons. For his eye and skill Peter Weigle is an inspiration (and I covet his lathe).
Can you tell me a little bit about the bike you built for James Bowthorpe - is the way you started and finished the project the same way you build most of your frames?
It was not the typical frame builder/ client relationship in that a number of the parameters for the project were set by Rapha. I was aware of the fact that the Continental bikes would be viewed as a set and wanted to build something in a style that was identifiably mine. I also wanted to build a bike that would work for James beyond the scope of the Continental project. I found that these requirements fitted together pretty well. James was very accommodating and gave me freedom to respond to these requirements as I wanted. I feel that the finished bike is fairly representative of my work.
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Twenty-one years breaks down to 7 x 3, which is a significant number with God. Three is perfection as the Godhead is three in one while seven is perfection.
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The Naked Prey [DVD]
Director : Cornel Wilde
Screenplay : Clint Johnston & Don Peters
MPAA Rating : NR
Year of Release : 1966
Stars : Cornel Wilde (The Man), Gert Van den Bergh (Man #2), Ken Gampu (Leader of the warriors), Patrick Mynhardt (Safari overseer), Bella Randles (Little girl), Morrison Gampu (Tribe leader), Sandy Nkomo (Warrior), Eric Mcanyana (Warrior), John Marcus (Warrior), Richard Mashiya (Warrior), Franklyn Mdhluli (Warrior), Fusi Zazayokwe (Warrior)
In Hollywood of recent years, "action film" has come to be synonymous with "bloated": bloated budgets, bloated narratives, bloated special effects, and, of course, bloated egos both in front of and behind the camera. From Michael Bay's incoherent action headrushes to Gore Verbinski's screen-splitting visual overload, Hollywood action movies have stopped hitting us in the gut and settled for little more than rattling us senseless. Thus, watching something as lean, stripped down, primal, and brutally effective as Cornel Wilde's The Naked Prey is like rediscovering the wonders of purified water after years of slurping sugary soda.
Wilde started as an actor in the 1940s, and he graduated to leading man status in the 1950s in adventure films that took advantage of his rugged good looks and chiseled physique. Such movie stars were common and rather unremarkable in Hollywood at that time, but unlike the interchangeable he-men who populated sword-and-sandal epics and exotic action-adventures, Wilde yearned to make his own films on his own terms. Thus, he should be credited as a pioneer of sorts, an actor-turned-auteur who paved the way for the likes of Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford, Mel Gibson, and George Clooney, all leading men who mortgaged their silver-screen popularity for the opportunity to be artists behind the camera.
Wilde had directed several solid genre films before The Naked Prey, but it was this bare-bones survival tale that staked his claim to more than just accomplished craftsmanship. Loosely based on the actual 18th-century escape of Lewis and Clark adventurer and trapper John Colter from Blackfoot Indians, The Naked Prey shifts the setting to colonial South Africa. The exact time period, as well as the tribal identities of the Africans and the cultural heritage (not to mention the names) of the white safari hunters is left vague, which suggests that the film is more parable than historical recreation. Wilde plays a safari guide whose bullheaded client (Gert Van den Bergh) offends the tribe on whose land they are hunting elephants, which results in all of them being captured and all but Wilde being tortured and killed. Because he has earned some respect from the Africans, Wilde's character is given a chance to live: He is stripped naked and sent running into the savannah with a group of the tribe's best warriors in hot pursuit, which pretty much sums up the last hour of the film.
As a director, Wilde wrings significant drama and tension from this scenario in purely primal terms. That is, The Naked Prey works on the level of simple survival; there is no backstory for Wilde's character or convoluted narrative dramatics to support the action. Rather, the story hinges on the inherent dramatic intensity of the desire for survival and violence of conflict, which Wilde puts into perspective by frequently intercutting documentary footage of lions chasing down wildebeest, a snake and an iguana going head to head, and even an enormous toad eating the smaller toads around him. Wilde boils life down to a fight for survival, stripping away civility and socialized morality and exposing the raw essence of life. We don't care about Wilde's character because of his ethics or his personality, but because we recognize in him a fellow human being forced to the edge of endurance, where the only thing that matters is his life--not its quality or its details, but its very existence. (It is interesting to compare the film to Mel Gibson's Apocalypto, whose basic narrative structure is clearly taken from The Naked Prey, but then replaces the simplicity of its survival ethos with a more conventional celebration of home and family.)
The Naked Prey is a rough film, both aesthetically and thematically. It is also an infinitely paradoxical film. On a visual level, the editing is often coarse and rough, sometimes borderline amateurish in the way it is clearly covering up for a lack of budget and special effects; however, many of Wilde's widescreen compositions are elegant, even rapturous. Having been filmed on location in South Africa certainly contributes to the film's visual grandeur, but Wilde also proves that he has a poet's eye, such as when he uses a flowering tree branch to frame a brutal beating. There is none of the romanticized cheapness that is the hallmark of so many low-budget Hollywood forays into the African bush. Rather, Wilde sees the harshness of nature for what it is, reveling in both its violence and its primal splendor.
Ideologically, the film certainly rubs against political correctness in its depiction of a seemingly righteous white man outmaneuvering "uncivilized" African warriors, some of whom appear to be ripped right out of Hollywood's dated "dark continent" playbook. Look closer, though, and you'll realize The Naked Prey does not have any real heroes or villains, with the exception of Van den Bergh's spoiled and racist aristocrat. We actually know less about Wilde's character than we do about the African tribesmen, who are given at least as much, if not more, screen time and come across as fully rounded humans with a wide range of emotions. That the story ends on a note of mutual admiration may play as a cop-out to some, but the film clearly earns it.
The only time The Naked Prey sinks anywhere close to simplified nightmares about dark-skinned natives is during the torture sequence in which the white safari hunters are humiliated, beaten, and, in one instance, encased in mud and slowly roasted over an open fire. There is something almost too neat and familiar about the whole scenario, and it feels like it was cooked up on a Hollywood backlot, rather than emerging from the ethnographic detail that largely defines the rest of the film. In both the torture sequence and in the various battles that ensue, the film's violence is harsh and potent, especially for the mid-1960s, but it is evenly spread across the racial spectrum, which reinforces Wilde's underlying theme about both the inherent savagery of the human animal and the beauty of his insatiable desire to survive.
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Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 |
Anamorphic | Yes |
Audio | English Dolby Digital 1.0 Monaural |
Subtitles | English |
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Distributor | The Criterion Collection |
Release Date | January 15, 2008 |
The Naked Prey has been kicking around on television and videocassette since the 1970s, but this is the first time it has been available for home viewing in all its widescreen glory. Criterion's new high-definition transfer, which was taken from a 35mm low-contrast print struck from the original camera negative, is absolutely gorgeous, and those who are used to seeing faded pan-and-scan prints from TV are in for a real revelation. The richness of the location photography is allowed to shine in all its rugged beauty, and the clarity and sharpness of the image allows us to soak in all the gritty details. The image is smooth and completely free of damaged and dirt thanks to the MTI Digital Restoration System. The inserts from stock photography are made more obvious because the grain structure is so clearly different, but it's all part of the experience. The original monaural soundtrack, transferred at 24-bit from 35mm magnetic tracks, sounds wonderful and clear. The musical score, which is composed entirely of traditional African instruments, is one of the film's strongest points. | |
Film scholar Stephen Prince, who has contributed audio commentaries to several previous Criterion DVDs, offers a rich, informative commentary track. Prince discusses the film's production background and puts it into its rightful context as a deeply influential and unfairly neglected film. He also spends a great deal of time analyzing its ideological context and effectively arguing its social relevance in regard to both South African apartheid and the 1960s civil rights movement in the U.S. Also included on the disc is "John Colter's Escape," in which actor Paul Giamatti reads the 1913 written record of the trapper's escape from Blackfoot Indians. Fans of the soundtrack will enjoy the ability to listen to the original soundtrack cues created by director Cornel Wilde and ethnomusicologist Andrew Tracey (Tracey also contributes a written account of how he came to work on the film's soundtrack and who was involved). The original theatrical trailer is a fascinating case study of how a meaningful film can be made to look like cheap exploitation. Finally, the insert booklet includes an illuminating new essay by film critic Michael Atkinson and a 1970 interview with Wilde that was originally published in Films and Filming. |
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International Holocaust Day is an opportunity to help preserve the stories of those persecuted during the tragic days of WWII. It's also a reminder not to allow such dreadful acts to take place ever again.
Holocaust survivor and Chapel Hill resident Esther Gutman Lederman shared her story at a Downtown Rotary Club event at STARS Theater on Jan. 22, five days before the international day of remembrance.
In an interview-style setting, Lederman, 88, talked about the early days of WWII. She was just 15 years old in Lodz, Poland, the second largest city in the country, when the Germans invaded her homeland. Of the 600,000 Lodz residents, half were Jewish, including the Gutman family.
Her mother had a dress shop and her father worked in a hardware store. Esther and her sister, Halina, attended a Jewish secular day school and were much like children today, reading, ice skating and putting off schoolwork as much as possible.
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"Things weren't that bad. We had no idea what was coming."
Soon there were food shortages. Radios and foreign currency were confiscated. There was constant humiliation of Jews by other Polanders. Even Lederman's father, Israel, was demeaned in the middle of a street by a former friend.
Just as Jewish families were being forced into the ghetto, the Gutman family moved to Chmielnik with Israel's brother. Lederman's mother, Rose, was not happy about the decision to move.
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Of the nearly 300,000 Jews forced to live in the two square miles of the Lodz ghetto, 99 percent were later exterminated.
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"We were looking out for each other," she said. "We found friends."
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"You want to study. You want to learn," Lederman said. "You want to hope for the future."
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Although everyone had identity papers – they were as common as drivers' licenses – Lederman was encouraged to buy fake papers, saying she was Catholic, in case anything bad should happen.
Lederman's father was sent to a labor camp for two years. While he was gone, Lederman looked for refuge as a governess with the help of her falsified papers. The fake identity papers were taken away from her by an official just a few days of moving in with a family. So, Lederman thanked the family and left.
She found refuge with the Zal family. They were already harboring the Lederman family – the family she would eventually marry into. After much struggle, the Ledermans took Esther as their ward.
"They were afraid to let me go. They couldn't take me in," she said.
The Ledermans and Esther were hidden in an attic for 22 months. During that time, they listened to BBC news from the underground and followed along on a map.
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On Oct. 6, 1942, Esther listened as a radio program said Nazis forced everyone in her former town into prison camps – including Esther's mother and sister. The two were lost in Treblinka.
"My mother never came back," she said. "My sister never came back."
Eventually, the Ledermans were liberated by the Russians and Esther traveled back to Lodz in search of her family. She was reunited with her father there.
Esther married Ezjel Lederman in 1946. The couple had four children. In everything they had been through, there was a silver lining.
"We had a wonderful life," Esther said.
Still, it is her mission to keep the Gutman and Lederman families' stories alive. Esther has done that through her book, "Hiding for Our Lives," and speaking engagements.
Sharon Halperin started the Chapel Hill-Durham Holocaust Speakers Bureau two years ago with Deborah Long. The bureau now brings 13 speakers to surrounding areas to share their stories. Lederman is one of the most requested speakers because of her Anne Frank-like experience.
Lederman has had 50 speaking engagements in the last year and a half.
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The speaker bureau is near and dear to Halperin's heart. Her own parents were Holocaust survivors; her father coming from Germany and her mother coming from Poland. The two were on the run from Nazis and met in Russia. They lived at a displaced persons' camp and later immigrated to the United States in 1947.
While some may say the Holocaust never took place, Lederman has a great response.
"I cannot tell anything to anybody who doesn't want to listen," she said. "This is history and this history is alive."
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TORONTO, Feb. 25, 2013 /CNW/ - A new CIBC (CM: TSX; NYSE) Poll conducted by Harris/Decima reveals nearly one-third of eligible Canadians (32 per cent) say they still have to make an RRSP contribution for the 2012 tax year before the deadline on March 1, 2013. The poll, which concluded just last week, also revealed that among those Canadians still planning to make a contribution before the deadline, more than half say they are going to put it off until the last 48 hours.
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Quebec | 30% |
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3D Realms titles added to GOG.com
GOG.com has announced the addition of a number of 3D Realms classics. Shooters Terminal Velocity and Shadow Warrior, plus its expansion packs, are both available now for $6, and the digital distribution service promises more games from the 90′s favourite developer will be announced soon. 3D Realms, or Apogee Software, was also behind Duke Nukem, Rise of the Triad, Crystal Caves, Bio Menace and much more.
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Original Rise of the Triad 60% off on GOG
In preparation for the Rise of the Triad remake coming from Interceptor Entertainment, gog.com is offering the original 1994 game at 60 percent off, that's $2.39. Bonus content includes the soundtrack and seven additional levels.
A video and screens of the new version were released not too long ago, the game is expected later this year on PC.
Revisit the reveal trailer for the remake through the break.
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Rise of the Triad rebuild looking grimdark in new screens
It's amazing how far graphics have come in a decade; check out how shiny the new Rise of the Triad is.
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Duke Nukem: Critical Mass dated for US
Apogee Software's finally announced that Duke Nukem: Critical Mass will be releasing on May 25 in North America.
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Duke Nukem: Critical Mass trailer released ahead of Friday's European launch
Fans of Duke Nukem can now check out some actual gameplay for Duke Nukem: Critical Mass on DS.
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Duke Nukem: Critical Mass due in April
Apogee has put a date on Duke Nukem: Critical Mass. Will wonders never cease?
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Apogee Software's return brings Duke Nukem trilogy to DS and PSP
Apogee Software just confirmed its return to the scene by announcing the full Duke Nukem Trilogy for DS and PSP.
"Apogee Software is producing the Trilogy under an exclusive license agreement with 3D Realms and MachineWorks Northwest LLC. The Trilogy is comprised of three episodes: Critical Mass, Chain Reaction, and Proving Grounds.
"This marks a new beginning for a famous publisher with a history of market-making innovation," said Apogee boss Terry Nagy. "I can't think of a better character than Duke or a better franchise than the Trilogy to usher in a new era for Apogee."
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Coco Chanel used to live at the Ritz in Paris but worked and entertained within walking distance at Rue Cambon.
There are four floors in the building: the Chanel store is at street level, haute couture dressing rooms are on the second floor, her apartment is on the third, and her workshop is on the fourth. The rooftop of the building is said to have some of the best views of Paris.


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