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Tom Waits looks like a scarecrow and sings like a monster. He growls and howls, he whispers, he wheezes like a muted trumpet.

Needless to say, his voice isn’t for everyone. But its grainy texture and peculiar expressiveness, along with Waits’ mysterious persona and nourish songwriting, have made this avant-garde crooner one of popular music’s most adored cult figures.

Enough people know and care about Tom Waits that his tour-opening show Tuesday night at the Tabernacle sold out in less than half an hour. He has no new record to promote, which hardly mattered. Waits rarely tours – this was his first Atlanta performance in about 30 years – and you never know when the 56-year-old artist is going to hang up his performing career and devote his life to some marginal pursuit, like junk collecting or knife throwing.

And so the Tabernacle was clogged with hard-core fans. The hard-core Waits fan demographic seems to be hipster adults – in the audience was everyone from Criminal Records boss Eric Levin to Patterson Hood of the Drive-By Truckers.

The show lasted almost two hours and covered a huge range of material. Waits played with a crack band that included his son, Casey, on the drums and bluesman Duke Robillard on guitar. The prevailing sound was a minimal, almost tribal of the show standing on a riser at center stage, where he strangled his microphone and stomped to the downbeat. He played some guitar on “Blue Valentines” and did a mini-set on piano (accompanied by Larry Taylor on upright bass), but for most of the show, his voice was his only instrument.

A typical Waits song is rich in detail and haunting in delivery – over the course of Tuesday’s show, his songs mentioned a mule and a pile of dead leaves and a murder on a farm. There was also a barn you’re not supposed to enter. And a chest of drawers in the “House Where Nobody Lives.”

Waits performed “9th and Hennepin,” about a place where people behave like dogs and “all the doughnuts have names like prostitutes.” The song was inspired, Waits swore to the audience, by a night he got caught between two fighting 11-year-old pimps who threw utensils because “they couldn’t afford firearms.”

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by Cynndie Hoff

Battlefields come in varied forms. For athletes, whether they compete on a court, field, pool, or track, the real contest takes place in the hearts and minds of each team and individual. As they face their opponent, they summon years of mental and physical training, courage, and an inner drive. Christian athletes also face one more challenge—to perform at the highest level with honesty and integrity, honoring God in word and deed while serving as salt and light to the world.

Suiting up to compete on a new playing field where strength of faith matters as much as athletic prowess, APU applied for membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II (NCAA DII). The announcement came July 11, 2011, after nearly two years of research, prayer, study, and dialogue. The membership process, which began September 1, launches a three-year journey that includes candidacy status from 2011–13, provisional status from 2013–14, and finally, active membership in summer 2014 that includes opportunities for postseason playoffs and national championships. As the campus prepares, one common theme drives the prayers and conversations—opportunity. Opportunity to grow athletically, face new challenges, and set higher goals. Opportunity to reach students who might not otherwise have considered APU. And most important, opportunity to show the world the character of Christian athletes. “I’m excited to play secular state and private schools,” said Athletic Director Gary Pine ’84, MBA ’05. “It gives us the opportunity to be the disciples and scholars Christ calls us to be. We plan to impact the culture of collegiate sports and show people that Christian athletes can be competitively tough, ethically sound, fully faithful, and still win.”

Ready to prove that, APU joined the Pacific West (PacWest) Conference, which includes schools from Hawaii, California, Arizona, and Utah. Though proximity and competition level ranked high on the list of pros, one aspect of the PacWest trumped all others—no sports on Sundays. Joining this conference allows APU to maintain its policy of keeping Sunday as a Sabbath day for church, fellowship, family, and rest. “I appreciate the conference’s respect for our desire to keep Sundays sacred,” said President Jon R. Wallace, DBA. “The PacWest presidents and athletic directors also showed a great deal of flexibility in scheduling that eases the burden of travel costs and missed classes. I consider it an honor to enter into alliance with both the PacWest Conference and the NCAA Division II. The timing is right; it represents our shared views on integrity, sportsmanship, and academic and athletic excellence; and it aligns perfectly with the trajectory of our athletics program.” On a similar path, California Baptist University entered the membership process last year, and two other new schools enter the NCAA DII along with APU next year—familiar opponents Point Loma Nazarene University and Fresno Pacific University.

Although the addition of four Southern California colleges strengthens the conference and aids scheduling issues, PacWest schools don’t play football. To keep the beloved tradition that includes 20 winning seasons since 1980 and 7 NAIA playoff appearances since 1998, APU’s football team joined the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) within the NCAA DII, comprised of 10 schools from California, Washington, Oregon, Utah, and British Columbia. This alliance marks the first conference membership in APU football’s 46-year history. “Finally belonging to a league with a shot at competing for a conference championship is an exceptional chance for the APU football program,” said Head Coach Victor Santa Cruz, M.A. ’10. “Our players and staff have always had a vision, a dream to earn a national championship. As an independent team, we had no way to set tangible goals or measure success. But now the Lord, who has been at the center of APU football for almost half a century and drawn players and students to this school despite our independent status, has given us the privilege of representing Him in the NCAA. We plan to honor Him in every way.”

Before they can start, however, APU must prepare for several changes as it transitions into the new association. Known for its rigid and copious set of regulations, the NCAA monitors its members closely to ensure full compliance with rules regarding ethical conduct, athletics personnel, gender equity, recruiting, amateurism, eligibility, playing and practice seasons, and more. “We were fairly well-structured when we began our application process, so we don’t need to make any sweeping changes, but there will be some necessary adjustments including an increase in scholarships and coaching staffs,” said Pine, who must not only adjust to his new role as athletic director from a long tenure as sports information director, but now takes on the additional responsibilities of fundraising, development, and compliance issues.

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Next fall, the battlefield changes—different opponents, tougher competition, and a new arena in which to live out the Gospel. But the men and women of APU enter that arena eagerly, knowing that beyond the matches, meets, games, and tournaments, there are souls to be won.

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The EU Friday declined to make any comment on the decision by OPEC yesterday in Vienna to maintain its current level of oil production.
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Square Footage

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Basement: 2675'
Footprint: 52' 6" W x 26' 0" D

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CQ Capras pounce for Yenda's Rupapere

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THE OPPORTUNITY of a lifetime has beckoned for Shannon Rupapere, who has bid a bittersweet farewell to the Yenda Blueheelers as he chases his rugby league dreams in Queensland.

The crafty Kiwi has left Group 20 to take up a training contract with the Central Queensland Capras in the Intrust Super Cup - considered the strongest league competition in the country outside of the NRL.

The offer came straight out of left field for Rupapere, who was set to play a major role for Yenda this season as well as coaching the club's under 16s team.

But it was one he simply could not refuse, he told The Area News before he moved with his wife Pani to Rockhampton.

"It did come out of the blue for me," Rupapere said.

"The challenge is obviously there - there's bigger players, bigger names, more teams, going into a new environment. It's going to be really challenging.

"Personally I think I'm probably suited to a more technical and faster game than bashing into and trying to dodge people.

"It's going to be pretty full on but it's all very exciting and I can't wait to get started."

His first Capras training session was on Saturday, with his pre-season likely to dictate how much Intrust Super Cup football he plays and how much time he spends with coastal affiliate club Yepoon Seagulls.

For long-serving Blueheelers secretary Sam Panarello, who brought the utility over from Hamilton in the middle of 2012, Rupapere's shock move is a double-edged sword.

While it vindicates the club's methods in taking a rough diamond and turning them into a better overall player and person, it also robs Yenda of one of its most-beloved characters.

"At the end of the day, you want them to develop and grow and become men," he said.

"It's Shannon's day and we're all happy for him, and we're proud to have been a part of Shannon's development.

"Sometimes you've got to make your own luck, and now is his time.

"It was rushed - but admittedly when he came to Yenda, it was rushed.

"He was disappointed for us, because we were expecting a real good season out of him.

"But the door is always open for him. He's a great club guy."

Central Queensland's interest in Rupapare came predominantly on the back of his form for Yenda, which saw him prove effective both at the base of the scrum and in the halves and eventually picked to represent Group 20.

His ability to adapt from the New Zealand style to the rugged football played in the bush also worked heavily in his favour.

"They did some homework on him, someone's recommended him and it's all gone from there," Panarello said.

"They've been following him for a while. They like them if they're accustomed to Australian conditions.

"He's not disillusioned - he's given them a fair bit of a headstart so he's got a lot of catching up to do, in terms of fitness.

"But they've told him if he doesn't come now that door will shut.

"He's only young - I think he's only 21 or 22 this year so he's got some opportunity there to see if he can make a break."

Rupapere said he will miss both the Blueheelers and the township of Yenda, and said they will forever remain close to his heart.

"They brought me over here, took in my whole family, looked after me and got me to where I am now," he said.

"I've got a lot of people to thank, especially Sam - I risked all my life to come over to Yenda and left it all on his hands.

"It worked out in the end. He's done a lot for me.

"Swampy (coach Roy Romeo), he's a real different coach to what I was used to and he's a very good one. He more taught me as a person, not just as a player."

Will Rupapere be back one day? That's up to the football gods.

"I'd like to think there's always a spot for me at Yenda in the future, but that's only if they want me," he laughed.

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    Four separate reported and confirmed failures of undersea cables serving the Middle East and North Africa over the last couple of weeks have inspired conspiracy theories as to what caused this rare coincidence. Whether any have validity, the fact is that undersea cable networks -- despite multiple layers of built-in reliability -- are highly vulnerable to deliberate attacks. As the economic importance of undersea systems grows, risks from sabotage must be considered.

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    In 2008, online advertising will be challenged, the living room will increase its contribution to the carbon footprint, and Internet TV will drive the growth for traditional TV viewing, according to Deloitte's technology, media, and telecommunications industry (TMT) leader Damien Tampling.

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    Shedding new light on the company's Silverlight 2 browser plug-in technology, a Microsoft official wrote a blog post Friday morning that emphasized RIA (rich Internet application) development capabilities planned for an upcoming beta release.

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Interviewed by Elīna Zuzāne

Japanese animations tend to go hand in hand with the global pop culture, but the exhibition Imaginary Spaces and Urban Visions. Highlights of Japanese Animation, which is on view at the Kumu Art Museum (Tallinn) through May 18, 2013, doesn’t fall into this category. Having previously visited such cities as Berlin, Dortmund, Barcelona and Madrid, Tallinn is the exhibition’s fifth stop and its first museum appearance.

Setting its focus on the concept development drawings and background images of the most influential science fiction anime productions from the 1990s, the exhibition comprises the gems by six outstanding anime artists – Hideaki Anno, Haruhiko Higami, Koji Morimoto, Hiromasa Ogura, Mamoru Oshii and Takashi Watabe. Intricate drawings and flawlessly executed paintings fill the spacious galleries of Kumu Art Museum giving the viewer an opportunity to evaluate the possible scenarios for the future of the human race. The exhibition, however, talks less about the tales visualised through the animations, but more about the process of animating. Instead of looking at the digitalised future, it takes a glance at the past, when anime was still drawn by hand.

Berlin-based curator Stefan Riekeles

To learn more about the production process of Japanese animations spoke to Stefan Riekeles, the curator behind the Imaginary Spaces and Urban Visions. Highlights of Japanese Animation exposition.

How did the idea for this project originate?

It started when I went to Japan. (Laughs) It was in 2005,but in 2007 I went there to research the animation industry together with David d'Heilly, the co-curator of the show. That’s when I got to know some of the artists that are represented here and only then I understood what they are doing. Back then I was not really interested in all of this. Anyway, through some coincidences I met these guys and I was really surprised to see these curious and crazy drawings. Later I found out that there is a group of people, who were influential in the 1980s and 1990s in the animation industry, and that lead me to the exhibition we have today – the Japanese style of anime.

I remember that at first I met Koji Morimoto. I knew his work, but at the same time I knew nothing. In 1995 I had seen his animation “Extra” – music video for Ken Ishii's song, a techno track. At the time I was still in school and it was the peek of Acid Techno wave. 12 years later I met this artist in Tokyo, but by that time I had forgotten all about the video. It was only when he showed me his work, which included “Extra”, I understood who I was sitting next to. I was really amazed because he was the person, who I was once really fascinated by. From that moment on we immediately had things to talk about. Later on he introduced me to his friends, one of which is Katshuiro Otomo, who did Akira. I sat with these two guys in the bar and it was just fun to talk to them. Only later I understood that it was a special evening, because that night I met one of the most famous animators.

I loved these really passionate guys, but at the same time I was really interested in Tokyo as an urban structure. That’s when I started to realise that these people live in Tokyo, they draw Tokyo and they talk about it all the time. So that is how I decided that I want to do a project about Tokyo, which would somehow involve animation. That’s how this concept came about.

What we want to do in this exhibition is to show a degree of believability. How far can you go for the people still to believe that what you are telling them might actually be real.

I think it is a difficult task to achieve with an animation. People might believe a movie, because it can look like real life, but animation is already executed in a way that it appears as phantasy.

Yes, but that’s why it’s so interesting to do this exhibition.  We want to show that it’s not just a phantasy. These animations feel like documentaries. These are not fairy tales. They have a very realistic taste. It doesn’t feel like phantasy. It feels very heavy. These are cinema films, which have been made for the grownups. It would be very boring for children to watch these. (Laughs) There is also a lot of shooting going on.

Hideaki Anno. Copyright by khara 2009

I guess the shooting scenes would be interesting for little boys.

Yes, but the boys, who watch these, are usually about 25 years old. They also enjoy the nonviolent sequences.

We are watching a scene from the animation “Patlabor” (1989). Directed by Mamoru Oshii.

This movie tells the story of how the redevelopment of Tokyo changes the identity of people and the way they live. Now we can see a sequence from the Ghost in the Shell. It is more exotic as it takes place in Hong Kong. Even for the Japanese audience this looks a bit strange. Oshii wants to put distance between the film and the immediate surroundings of the audience. At the same time he wants it to seem real. The sequences that we show in this exhibition illustrate that the background is actually the main character. It is very cinematic.

Does it mean that the animators aim to mimic cinema?

It is a certain taste. Oshii is also shooting live action films, but in animation you can exaggerate everything. You can make it denser. Of course, you have other limits, for example, the capability of the painter. These animations were very influential in the Western idea of Japan. Some people still think that Tokyo actually looks like this. In fact it’s nothing like it. It is too exaggerated. One of the missions of this show is to bring the balance. That’s why we also have the photographs from the real city. Although these movies might feel like documentaries, they are drawn to create a non-existent environment.

What is the uniqueness of Japanese animations?

It’s a big question. It’s a question that is now being discussed on a very high level between Japanese politicians. If you could find the key, which makes it Japanese, you could unlock a big treasury as then you could market it in a completely different way. If it would have an identity of a Japanese animation, that would make these animations a super product. But unfortunately it doesn’t have one. The artists themselves don’t care, because they are not working as Japanese animators. They just want to do their stuff and it happens that they are sitting in Tokyo so they talk about their surroundings.

Hideaki Anno. Still image from Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance (2009)

The best thing you can say is probably that the production system in Tokyo is really special. And that’s also why, from a very pragmatic reason, you get a certain look and a certain feel of the animation. Animation in Japan is produced differently than in other places. That’s the real difference. If you go to a studio in the US and to one in Tokyo, they would be completely different. They work in a different way. So the results are also different.

What are the main differences between the production processes in Japan and in the West?

In Japan everything is based on layouts. The whole film is planned and based on layout drawings, which are more detailed than the final paintings. The guys, who paint them, often cannot execute them, because the details are too small. At one point of the production, which is far before the final product, you actually have a much more detailed and richer world. There are many examples of this included in the book Proto Anime Cut - Spaces and Visions in Japanese animation. In the final thing you loose this detail, but because you have it in the drawings, the painter manages to give you the feeling as if they are still there. The painter knows that you don’t need that many details. It’s enough to put a single line or a shadow to recreate it. This is the central part of all Japanese animation production.

Koji Morimoto. Copyright by Studio 4°C, R&S Records and Sony Music

You once expressed that in Japan you don’t have the same artistic freedom as in the West. Could you elaborate on that?

What we have in this exhibition was not meant to be art. All the things that are here, although they look beautiful, were never produced to be shown on the gallery’s or museum’s walls. They are made for the film. Film production has a very rigid work division. It is very fractured. It’s just like a conveyer belt where you can do only a limited amount of actions. Of course, in animation you can develop your own style. That’s actually why these guys are here. They have managed to create their own signature. The way they paint or draw is unique to them.

What usually happens to these drawings after the production?

They are thrown away.

So how did you get the hold of them?

That’s the hardest part of this exhibition. Often there was a movie or an artist that I wanted to include in the exhibition, but later it turned out that anything, besides the animation, just doesn’t exist anymore. By intuition and chance we picked out sequences and artists, who at the time of making these animations knew their work was special. Usually an artist would not keep these detailed backgrounds. But Hiromasa Ogura, for example, knew that he would rarely have the chance to spend two days to work on such a painting… So he kept it. The contracts usually say that when the production process is finished, everything goes back to the production company. They put everything in one big container and this container is later deposed. I am talking about the super commercial productions. Then there is this also Koji Morimoto, who is more of an artist. He is also an animator and he just loves what he’s doing, so he keeps the drawings in his own storage.

Koji Morimoto. Copyright by Studio 4°C, R&S Records and Sony Music

One of the big successes of this exhibition is that these artists now understand that what they are doing could be interesting for others too, not only for the camera and the screen. When Morimoto and Ogura came to the first opening in Berlin, they were really shocked. They were fascinated to see their creations on the walls and people going really close to observe them. They had never experienced such a situation. Suddenly they had a completely different attitude towards their work. It is the best thing that can happen for a curator – the artist moving in the exhibition and realising another value of his work.

Animation is usually perceived as part of the popular culture and is thus regarded mainly as entertainment. Has there been a change in the overall attitude since these animations have been placed in the gallery or the museum space?

I am really glad we are here, because this is the first exhibition in a museum. I am really curious to see what the art audience will think. Previously we have displayed this exhibition in galleries and in different art spaces, but there the audience was already used to the cross-media exhibitions. We are now quickly coming to the defining question – what is art? If the Art Museum of Estonia is now presenting these drawings, it means that we have made a step towards turning something, which was not art, into art. That’s what museums are for. Of course, it doesn’t work exactly like that, but we are on the way. The problem is that in this exhibition we only have around 400 pieces on display, but, if you produce an animation of 90 minutes, you would have rooms filled with boxes of paper artworks. Some of them would be excellent drawings, but others would only hold a few lines. You see the problem.

Of course, for this exhibition we have only selected the best artworks. They show the important points of the production process. Not everything from a 90-minute animation is art. (Laughs) There is a lot of supply, but the demand at the moment is not as high. In the current market economy this means that you have to establish a good criteria, why one piece of paper is interesting and not the other one. A book like Proto Anime Cut - Spaces and Visions in Japanese animation, for an example, is a very good criteria. This catalogue is very important in terms of defining a new art form.

 Takashi Watabe. Copyright by khara 2009

Do people from the animation industry in Japan know about this exhibition and about what you are doing?

Yes. As I said in the beginning this topic has reached a very high political level. I go to Japan often and I usually have to explain that, “Yes, the European audience really appreciates these works. They also understand the Japanese culture a little bit.”

The Japanese animators really value the effort that has been put into making this exhibition. These kinds of exhibitions don’t exist in Japan. It is a really special case, because people are starting to realise that what they are doing is somehow important. If an animation exhibition in Japan takes place, it is usually about a single film. You might see there some drawings, a background and a character, but you will hardly understand, who did it. The exhibition like that usually tells the “making of” story of the film. Here we want to show what the individual guys are doing in the production. That’s why this exhibition is divided into the artists’ individual sections. Naturally the animators and the illustrators really appreciate this approach and maybe in the future we will do another show with a different topic, involving a younger generation.

Are the younger generation of artists still working on paper? I assumed that the animation industry has become digitalised.

Everything still starts with paper. But, of course, you turn to the computer much quicker. The process has become more digitalised. There are still the masters, who draw by hand and they teach others how to draw by hand. They are faster drawing things out, but they will leave space for computers. Hideaki Anno draws the layouts himself, but there are areas on the paper, which he leaves open, as those parts should be filled by the 3D department. Basically it means that drawings become emptier, leaving more and more blank spaces.

Would it even be possible to do this show with a younger generation of artists?

Yes. It would also be interesting to see what can actually be shown from their work. Most of them work in a digital production process.

 Takashi Watabe. Copyright by khara 2009

So you are not against the computer-generated animations?

No! This exhibition shows the turning point. In 1995 the artists already had a few computers, with which they added lighting and other details, but mainly it was all hand-drawn. Now it’s moving towards the very little hand-drawn and a lot of digitalisation. In the recent years we have, however, seen the return to hand-made drawings. For example, when you need really emotional and texture-filled backgrounds, the artists draw them by hand. The digital process is just too sleek. When things need to look more real and rustic, they do it by hand. To do this digitally would take forever. You would have to paint each and every line, but by hand you can easily do it with a single brushstroke. The time factor is always important. You can do these things digitally, but it would take much longer. Some things are still easier to do by hand.

Are you planning to take this exhibition to Japan?

Yes. (Laughs) It’s a big project. It will probably happen around the year 2015. Next we will be taking this exhibition to Basel. It’s the same story as with the woodprints. Do you know how the Japanese wood printing became so popular?

I don’t think so.

In the 19th century the Japanese sent ceramics to Europe, to Antwerp, and they were wrapped in paper that was lying around back then. This paper happened to be the test runs of wood prints – the trials and errors that were not good enough to use, but could still be recycled as a wrapping material. So these ceramics and the woodprints arrived in Antwerp, where Van Gogh and other artists saw them. They were amazed by the prints. They were really beautiful. A few years later somebody went to Japan wanting to buy more of these prints. You can imagine the reaction from the Japanese – a foreigner being interested in something that was considered ordinary. That’s when the Japanese realised that they indeed may have something beautiful. The same is now happening with the Japanese animation. The people are realising that animations might actually be something more than just stupid entertainment. Maybe it is even possible to make a real Japanese product out of it.

Are you now you are the expert of Japanese animation?

Suddenly, yes. I have to find a way, how to change it, because I don’t want to stay in this position for the rest of my life. (Laughs) But it’s ok for now.

Imaginary Spaces and Urban Visions. Highlights of Japanese Animation is a project by Les Jardins des Pilotes (Berlin) in cooperation with 2dk (Tokyo). Curated by Stefan Riekeles and David d’Heilly.


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