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January 28, 2013 16:54 ET
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Jan 28, 2013) - Elektra recording artist Marina And The Diamonds has unveiled the next series of North American dates on her ongoing "Lonely Hearts Club" headline tour. The dates -- which see support from Charli XCX -- get underway May 2nd at The Showbox at the Market in Seattle and then continue through a major New York City concert at the world famous Central Park SummerStage at Rumsey Playfield on May 29th (see itinerary below). For complete details, please visit www.marinaandthediamonds.com/live.htm.
The "Lonely Hearts Club Tour" celebrates Marina's extraordinary second album, "ELECTRA HEART," which earned critical approbation and international chart success upon its release last year. The new dates follow a number of epic world tours in recent months, including a sold out North American summer headline tour and an array of North American and European stadium/arena dates supporting Coldplay.
A chart-topping phenomenon in her native UK, "ELECTRA HEART" finds Marina collaborating with a handpicked group of superstar songwriters and producers, including Dr. Luke (Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj), Rick Nowels (Cee Lo Green, Lykke Li), Liam Howe (Sneaker Pimps, Lana Del Rey), Greg Kurstin (The Shins, Kelly Clarkson) and Diplo (Beyoncé, M.I.A.). Songs like "Primadonna" and "How To Be A Heartbreaker" see Marina truly reaching her full potential as an outstanding songwriting talent and dazzling pop performer, an uncompromising spirit who singlehandedly fashions the ideas for her artwork, videos, website content and striking live performances.
The album -- which was written and recorded in London and Los Angeles -- received global approval upon its release earlier this year. BBC Music praised its balance of "the ironic and the heartfelt, the quirky and the mainstream, the real and the fake with remarkable aplomb," while Entertainment Weekly declared that Marina "rivals Katy Perry for catchy hooks, commands with the swagger of Gwen Stefani, and even comes close to the ethereal vocal exhilaration of Florence Welch."
For more news and information, please visit www.marinaandthediamonds.com, www.facebook.com/marinaandthediamonds, and www.elektra.com.
Charli XCX is quickly proving an unqualified phenomenon, earning immediate applause for such angel-pop smashes as "You're The One" and "I Love It (Feat. Charli XCX)," her internationally successful collaboration with Big Beat recording duo Icona Pop. The upcoming tour -- which follows a string of sold out U.S. headline shows as well as dates supporting both Santigold and Coldplay -- herald the British-born singer/songwriter's hugely anticipated debut album, set for release later this year.
In the meantime, Charli XCX recently unleashed her electrifying new single, "You (Ha Ha Ha)," with a companion video directed by award-winning filmmaker Ryan Andrews. The track (along with a range of exclusive remixes by such dancefloor notables as BURNS, Goldroom, Melé, and MS MR.) will be officially released in late February -- please see www.charlixcxmusic.com for up to the minute news and information.
Charli XCX made an immediate splash with a series of increasingly acclaimed singles, including "Nuclear Seasons" and "Stay Away," which Pitchfork hailed as "a slow-burning kiss-off of a pop song with low-lying synths, industrial textures, and a whole lot of shadowy atmosphere." "You're The One" received ever greater accolades upon its 2012 release, with Billboard praising "its frisky beats, Euro-pop synths, and vaguely Middle Eastern melodies" while also naming Charli to its "21 Under 21: Ones To Watch 2012" ranking. Charli also appeared in a range of year-end packages, including 2012 wrap-ups and 2013 predictions. Rolling Stone declared her to be one of the year's "Hottest Synthpop Acts," while Stereogum included Charli on their influential "40 Best New Bands of 2012" tally, noting that "her voice floats above slickly catchy electroscapes, showing an admirably tough vulnerability." "You're The One" was among Billboard's "20 Best Songs of 2012: Critics' Picks." As if that weren't enough, Time named Charli's upcoming debut album as one of their "11 Albums To Look Forward To In 2013," writing that "at only 20 years old, the vaguely goth Charli XCX (nee Charlotte Aitchison) has a vocal maturity that outshines many more seasoned singers, crafting songs that are alternately gorgeous, anthemic, throbbing and occasionally weird, with soaring vocals and swelling choruses that sweep you up in their melodies."
Furthermore, Charli XCX has released a pair of creative and compelling mixtapes, including the recent "SUPER ULTRA," highlighted by the viral hit, "Cloud Aura (Feat. Brooke Candy)." Pitchfork decreed the track -- produced by J£ZUS MILLION -- to be "a weird one," in large part thanks to the appearance of "rapper" and tumblr meta-meme Brooke Candy. "SUPER ULTRA" is available now as a free download to fans signing up at Charli's official website, charlixcxmusic.com, while the "Cloud Aura" companion video can be viewed at http://youtu.be/7LJOg-yLWbI.
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In my experience I have always let my styles and techniques evolve as needed, and since I have always come out sounding only like myself, with my own style, I have always trusted my ears, hands and the progression that they take. This, in recent years has also been true of my assimilation of Jazz. The problem with only "concentrating" on one particular musical vein is that you end up sounding exactly like that! These days we are filled up with those people who dove head first into Jazz, leaving all other style behind, and they really pretty much all end up sounding the same. The real problem, (and this applies to blues as well) is that what we are hearing and learning now is all at least 3rd or 4th generation down the line, and instead of the music being fresh and new, it's all been worked over and analyzed to death!
The very nature of Jazz means experimentation, and it's not the goal to just "sound like" a Jazz player, but more to simply be one! I can recall years ago when I was playing at Lincoln Center with the African singer, Tony Bird, a man came up to me and said "you know, you play in the truest form of Jazz tradition!" This really kind of turned me around, because at that time "Jazz" seemed like a mystery to me, and I felt just about as far away from it as possible. But what he made me realize and see was that I was a true improviser, and that I never did the same thing twice. My quest was already to be as fresh and as creative as possible, and even though I may not have been using a ton of flat 5s or sharp 9s, I was already maximizing everything I could possibly use with my knowledge base.
As time has gone on, I have left myself more "open" to the sounds of Jazz, and can now much more easily recognize what a player who used to baffle me completely, is actually doing! This is a wonderful revelation to feel, but it's really not that much different from listening to a Country player or Blues player and trying to emulate them. It's just a question of, amongst that "blur" of notes, to be able to recognize something that you can "hang your hat on" so that you can get a sense of what is familiar about the "unfamiliar!"
It also has to come from you no longer being afraid to play some wrong notes, because that is bound to happen. You will, and must learn from your mistakes, and there's tons of "trial and error" in assimilating Jazz or any style for that matter. Make sure to start "hearing" your intervals, and learn to recognize tonalities such as 6ths and 9ths, major 7ths, sharp 9ths and sharp 5ths, to name just a few. Listen to single-line players, such as Coltrane, Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis. These people couldn't play chords like guitarists, and they had to rely on "shaping" their phrases. This will help you do the same. Eventually, you'll be able to listen to a complex Jazz chord, and say exactly what it is, understanding all of its tonal relationships! So I hope you really "go for it", and can acclimate yourself to blending Jazz into your style. Many great guitarists have…just listen to Hank Garland or Danny Gatton, T-Bone Walker and many others, and you'll see what I mean! Good luck!

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Obsie Birru of Grand View (Iowa) has been named the NAIA National Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week and Mandy Streu of St. Ambrose (Iowa) has been tabbed as the NAIA National Women's Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, the national office announced on Wednesday. Birru and Streu were selected based on their performances from Feb. 6 – 12.
Birru, a native of Des Moines, Iowa, starred at the Midwest Collegiate Conference 2012 Indoor Track and Field Championships on Feb. 11. She played a key role in Grand View's team title, recording individual first-place finishes in the 800-meter dash (2:23.42), mile run (5:17.59), 3,000-meter run (10:18.55) and 5,000-meter run (17:55.04), before running the final leg of the Viking's top finishing 4x800-meter relay team (10:07.53). Birru's time in the 3,000 meters set a meet record and qualifies the senior for the NAIA championships.
Streu, a senior from Marengo, Ill., beat out 22 other athletes to claim her fifth individual shot put title of the season with a throw of 44 – 2 ¾ at the Midwest Collegiate Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships on Feb. 11. Additionally, she posted a season-best and national qualifying mark of 50 – 11 in the women's weight throw, which earned her third place in the event. Streu currently leads the nation in the women's shot put, while ranking 24th in the weight throw, respectively.
For a complete listing of all the national event leaders, click here.
The final Athletes of the Week will be announced on Feb. 22.
Track Nominees: Alexandria Ortiz, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Darcy Mascotti, Cumberlands (Ky.); Verone Chambers, Oklahoma Baptist; Erin Sesemann, Oklahoma Christian; Jessica Weborg, Morningside (Iowa); Cathy Lowry, McPherson (Kan.); Alma Garcilazo, Eastern Oregon; Janelle Redhead, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Rhea Rollins, Southwestern (Kan.); Hillary Holt, College of Idaho; Carissa Hudson, Spring Arbor (Mich.); Beka Bentle, Indiana Wesleyan; Anna Bos, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Danielle Brenon, Houghton (N.Y.); Abby Niederklein, Hastings (Neb.); Cherie Gaines, Indiana Tech; Carrie Zubke, Siena Heights (Mich.); Julie Oosterhouse, Cornerstone (Mich.); Gabby Nystrom, Judson (Ill.); NyEma Sims, Concordia (Ore.); Cecilia Burley, Friends (Kan.); Samantha Moser, Concordia (Calif.); Sam DeStefano, Aquinas (Mich.); Erin Suttman, St. Francis (Ill.); Jessa Sughroue, Doane (Neb.); Courtney Gallardo, Bethany (Kan.); Teresa Kerkvliet, Northwestern (Iowa).
Field Nominees: Rachel Carman, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Janada Acree, Cumberlands (Ky.); Evan Shimanek, Oklahoma Baptist; Megan Glisar, Morningside (Iowa); Dekota Lundy, Ottawa (Kan.); Megan Pohlmann, McPherson (Kan.); Courtni Fryer, Indiana Wesleyan; Carly Lerner, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Lenzey Stidham, Siena Heights (Mich.); Emaryne Watt, Indiana Tech; Gabriella Dixson, Concordia (Ore.); Sarah Dede, Judson (Ill.); NyEma Sims, Concordia (Ore.); Emily Smith, Aquinas (Mich.); Chelsea Rimington, St. Francis (Ill.); Whitney Collins, Doane (Neb.); Megan Vanwinkle, Azusa Pacific (Calif.); Briana Vander Woude, Dordt (Iowa).
2012 Composite Award Winners (Track; Field) (Schedule)
Week 1: Mariah Toussaint, Midland (Neb.); Tamala Daley, Shorter (Ga.)
Week 2: Verone Chambers, Oklahoma Baptist; Megan Gilsar, Morningside (Iowa)
Week 3: Jura Levy, Oklahoma Baptist; Katie Thurbon, Baker (Kan.)
Week 4: Adella King, Indiana Tech; Emily Smith, Aquinas (Mich.)
Week 5: Janelle Redhead, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Milika Tuivanuavou, Fresno Pacific (Calif.)
Week 6: Obsie Birru, Grand View (Iowa); Mandy Streu, St. Ambrose (Iowa)


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I've suddenly been offered a position to teach first semester Latin at my university this fall (the semester starts in a few weeks). It's quite exciting. I haven't "formally" taught Latin before, and while I'm confident in my knowledge of the language, I could use some help getting materials from fellow teachers (or including from those who have taught themselves).
I will be using Moreland and Fleischer's "Latin: An Intensive Course," which I haven't used previously. If anyone has any tips, exercises, quizzes, games, syllabi, etc. that they would be willing to share, I'm all ears! If you don't want to share specific materials here, feel free to message me.


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Wii U: first image of eShop dash emerges
Wii U's eShop is going to be a treasure trove of small downloadable games, apps and full-priced digital titles as well. Nintendo has revealed a first glimpse of what it looks like. Check it out below.
The pic comes as Tecmo Koei joins Namco Bandai in putting all of its Wii U launch titles on the digital store. Downloaded versions are cheaper but come with whopping file sizes. It's not too much of an issue seeing as the console has transferable data and SD card capability.
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LONDON (AP) — Britain's online child protection agency has sounded the alarm over pedophiles' use of blackmail to force their victims into handing over sexually explicit images or perform sex acts live via webcam.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center said in a statement Friday that 184 children in the United Kingdom had been subjected to some form of online sexual blackmail over the past two years. The agency said that six shame-stricken children subsequently seriously harmed themselves or tried to take their own lives as a result. One committed suicide.
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Honda tuners are known for going to great lenths to obtain rare JDM parts. Unfortunately not every tuner goes about it in a legit way, as many H-badge and Type-R enthusiasts have had parts pryed off or come out to see their car gone altogether. Heck, the New Mugen-edition Civic was being rolled for parts right on dealer lots, often raided for its wheels, tires, seats, shift knob and steering wheel. It is no surprise to see these parts wind up on suspect EG Civics rolling around town, dressed in swapped Type-R seats and rims with some sketchy scrub behind the wheel. All this movement in the parts market really opens the door for companies selling Honda parts because this gear has to be replaced so often.
The guys down at Password JDM in Pico Rivera have the Honda market on lock since the early days of Vtec. They began selling engines back in the day but then branched out to their own line of carbon parts, aerokits and performance parts. Then they stretched beyond Hondas to capitalize on platforms like the new GT-R and even the Honda Ruckus. Now as the company has matured, they even branched out to include Lamborghini parts with their new Techno Craft Line. It seems like from humble beginnings, they have created quite and empire. But with this project they wanted to get back to their roots!
"We wanted to get back to what the essence of owning a Civic is all about with this project... We wanted to take the everyday sedan to the next level and keep it clean," says Password JDM President Steve Naing. Starting with the exterior, they converted the entire front end to the JDM-spec sheet metal and lighting. The rear tails are also JDM-spec and they completed the look with a lip kit consisting of: front lip, rear, lip and sideskirts. A few more tweaks like JDM clear fogs, power folding mirrors and red H-badges combine for a unique look.
The stock rollers were sent to the scrap yard to make way for a set of Advans Racing RS wheels. This cast wheel from Yokohama in Japan was sized in 17x8-inches all around and finished in subdued gunmetal. The rubber is also from Yokohama a set of AVS ES100 in 225/45R17 on all four corners. Lurking behind the 10-spokes on the front wheels are 4-piston Brembo GT calipers chomping down on slotted rotors and connected by SS lines. To achieve the proper stance and handling, a set of Buddy Club Race-Spec coilovers were added to the chassis.
The K-series motor is definitely breathed on although it doesn't look that way. The 2.0L has been amped up by balanced and blueprint block plugged with CP 12.5:1 pistons with Carrillo rods. Then they added more free flowing K24 head from a CR-V. The K24 head was prepped by Real Time Racing with: hi-lift cams, retainers, valves and Eibach EVS-Pro valve springs. Air is hauled in with a Password JDM carbon fiber intake ending up at a BDL 70mm throttle body RBC intake manifold. The fuel system consists of a Walbro high pressure pump, BDL rail and RC Engineering. The exhaust fires through a BuddyClub Race-Spec header and Pro-spec exhaust. Then Password JDM capped it all off with some of their accessories including: dry carbon spark plug cover, theft proof oil cap, reservoir covers and battery relocation kit.
The bottom line was impressive for an all motor endeavor. After a trip to the rollers to tune the Hondata K-Pro, the Civic put down 260whp off all motor goodness. The new ponies were harnessed with a Grip Power Stage III clutch and 9-pound flywheel inside the bell housing of a JDM DC5 Type-R transmission. The trademark FWD wheel slip is regulated by a JDM DC5 Type-R LSD.
What daily driven project would be complete without some flare to the interior. The seats have been replaced with Password JDM Edition Recaro SR3 seats featuring the black gradation pattern front AND back.
Some Mugen doors sills were slipped on along with Mugen racing pedals. The interior is rounded out with a Password JDM titanium shift knob surrounded by JDM FD2 Civic Type-R shift boot.
We give props to Password JDM for keepin' it real. In a changing market where it seems Nissan platforms run things, they have stuck with the H-badge and emerged as a major player. But then again, they had Gallardo at their warehouse when we stopped in covered in their carbon parts, so who knows?
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Power: 260whp (all motor)
Engine: Honda 2.0L K20 inline-4
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Real Time Racing retainers
Real Time Racing valves
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Password JDM carbon fiber intake
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Walbro high pressure pump
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RC Engineering injectors
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BuddyClub Pro-spec exhaust
Password JDM: (carbon spark plug cover, theft proof oil cap, reservoir covers and battery relocation kit)
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