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The first of his recordings as a leader was in xxxx, but, despite being praised by critics, his albums and performances did not gain him much wider attention. In his 60-year career, Byard recorded at least 35 albums as leader, and more than 50 as Valentino Rossi was born in Urbino, and he was still a child when the family moved to Tavullia. Son of Graziano Rossi, a former motorcycle racer, he first began riding at a very young age.[6] Rossi's first racing love was karting. Fuelled by his mother, Stefania's, concern for her son's safety, Graziano purchased a kart as substitute for the bike. However, the Rossi family trait of perpetually wanting to go faster prompted a redesign; Graziano replaced the 60cc motor with a 100cc national kart motor for his then 5-year-old son.[7]a sideman. His influence on the music comes from the combining of musical styles during performance, and his parallel career From xxxx Byard was heavily involved in jazz education: he began teaching at the New England Conservatory and went on to work at several other music institutions, as well as having private students. He continued performing and recording, mainly in solo and small group settings, but he also led two big bands ? one made up of some of his students, and the other of professional musicians. His death, from a single gunshot while in his home, remains an unByard was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. At that time, his parents ? John Sr and Geraldine Garr ? were living at 47 Clayton Street.[1] Both of his parents played musical instruments; his mother played the piano, as did his uncles and grandmother, the last playing in cinemas during the silent film era.[2]:99 He began piano lessons at the agThe method of preparation varies from place to place. Sometimes grated coconut is added in Konkan. Coconut palm jaggery may sometimes be used. Similarly a mix or sugar and jaggery both can be used as a sweetening agent. Normally nutmeg is used as a flavoring agent along the coast which is replaced by cardamom or sometimes both elsewhere.e of six,[2]:98 but they ended when his family was affected by the Great Depression.[3]:150 He was also given a trumpet that belonged to his father, and attempted to copy the popular players of the time, Roy Eldridge and Walter Fuller.[3]:150 As a boy he often walked to Lake Quinsigamond to listen to bands performing there.[4] He heard Benny Goodman, Lucky Millinder, Fats Waller, and Chick Webb, and listened to other bands of the era on the radio.[4] "Those were the things that inspired me ? I guess it stuck with me", he commented decByard began playing professionally, on piano, at the age of 16, in bands led by Doc Kentross and Freddy Bates.[3]:150 His early lessons had involved mostly playing by rote, so his development of knowledge of theory and further piano technique occurred from the late xxxxs until xxxx,[3]:150 including studying harmony at Commerce High School.[5] In that year he was drafted into the army, where he continued with piano lessons and was influenced by pianist Ernie Washington, with whom he was barracked, although Byard also took up trombone at this time.[3]:150?1 He also studied Stravinsky and Chopin, and continued studying classical composers into the xxxxs.[6] Part of his military service was in Florida, where he was a mentor to the young saxophonist Cannonball Adderley and his brother, Nat.[7][8] After leaving the army in xxxx,[8] Byard's musical education continued, through discussions with others, and using library materials combined with music school Byard played with bands from the Boston area, including for two years with violinist Ray Perry, who encouraged Byard to take up another instrument ? the tenor saxophone.[3]:151 He then joined Earl Bostic's popular band as pianist in xxxx and they toured for around a year.[3]:151 Byard then formed a bebop band with Joe Gordon and Sam Rivers in Boston, before touring for a year with a stage show band.[3]:151 Back once more in Boston, he had a regular job for three years with Charlie Mariano in a club in nearby Lynn.[3]:152 They recorded together in xxxx. Byard was a member of Herb Pomeroy's band as a tenor saxophonist from xxxx to xxxx, and recorded with him in xxxx.[9] Byard also played solo piano in Boston in the ealy to mid-xxxxs and freelanNella stagione xxxx-xxxx viene ceduto in prestito al Sassuolo, in Serie B.[10] Debutta con la maglia neroverde il 20 settembre xxxx, in occasione della partita esterna pareggiata per 1-1 contro la Triestina.[11] Segna la sua prima rete da professionista il 4 ottobre seguente, nel corso del match giocato allo Stadio Enzo Ricci proprio contro la sua ex squadra, il Treviso; Poli entra all'83' e trafigge il portiere avversario Alex Cordaz (suo concittadino) nei minuti di recupero, siglando così il 2-0 finale.[12][13] Il 7 febbraio xxxx, invece, mette a segno la sua prima doppietta in carriera, durante l'incontro vinto per 2-1 in casa del Grosseto.[14] In totale, in campionato, Poli scende in campo 32 volte (22 dal primo minuto) e segna 5 gol, collezionando anche una presenza in Coppa Italia, che vede il Sassuolo eliminato dalla SalernitanNella stagione successiva esordisce nelle competizioni UEFA per club, in occasione della partita giocata il 18 agosto xxxx al Weserstadion contro il Werder Brema e persa per 3-1;[18][19] nonostante la vittoria per 3-2 dopo i tempi supplementari nella partita di ritorno (in cui Poli non scende in campo per infortunio),[20] i blucerchiati non passano il turno e non accedono alla fase a gironi della Champions League, bensì a quella dell'Europa League.[21] A fine stagione, che vede la Sampdoria retrocede a sorpresa in Serie B,[17] venire eliminata alla fase a gruppi della seconda manifestazione europea e cadere ai quarti di finale di Coppa Italia per mano del Milan, Poli colleziona in totale 27 presenze e nessun gol.[22]a al 4º turno.[15]ced in the same area later in the same decade.[9] He joined Maynard Ferguson in xxxx, and stayed until xxxx.[9][10] As one of Ferguson's players and arrangers, Byard found that his own preference for experimentation in time signatures, harmony and freer improvisation was restricted by the preferences of othByard moved to New York in the early xxxxs.[11] His first recording as a leader, the solo piano Blues for Smoke, was recorded there on December 16, xxxx[12] (but not released in the United States until xxxx[13]). Also in xxxx, Byard first played with bassist Charles Mingus.[14] He recorded extensively with Mingus in the period xxxx?64 (including on the important albums on Impulse! Records ? Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus and The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady[10]), and toured Europe with him in xxxx. Byard also made recordings as a sideman with Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Roland Kirk, andIn xxxx, EMI announced the digital download release of expanded versions of Graham's Heaven Knows and Breaking Away albums. These versions included many 12" mixes of her singles, which until now have only been available on vinyl. On 27 April xxxx, her third album, xxxx's From Now On, was re-released as an expanded download, again featuring additional On 23 October xxxx, Graham performed at the Birmingham Town Hall with the BBC's Big Band, to perform special arrangements of Gershwin songs, in a show entitled Gershwin and Soul. Due to the success of this show (which was transmitted on BBC Radio 2 in November xxxx), Graham went on to perform Duke Ellington's songs on 12 March xxxx. Songs from both shows will feature on her new live album, due for releaIn xxxx, Graham performed with Cliff Richard on his Soulicious UK Arena tour. In addition to singing a duet with him, Graham also performed one of her own songs. She performed 'This Time With You' as the duet and 'Could It Be I'm Falling in Love' as her solo - night after night, Jaki received thunderous applause. Jaki joked with Cliff and his fans saying that 'He's my baby - ladies eat your heart's out!' and the audiences loved it! Cliff has spoken warmly about Jaki on radio and TV appearances and on his Vintage TV interview with Mike Read in October xxxx, he sang a few lines of 'Could It Be In March xxxx, it was reported on Graham's official website that she was going into the recording studio with DJ Paul Rudd, to re-record a new song entitled "Set Me Free", influenced by her xxxx single. A UK release date for the single is 14 May xxxx, with an international release date to follow. In the same month her official website also confirmed that she would be recording a new studio album, due for release in lat3 October xxxx saw Jaki receive an honour from Birmingham City Council - she was presented her own star on Broad Street's 'Walk of Stars' - featuring lots of other famous Midland talents. The invite only event took place at the classy Nuvo Bar and Club at Brindley Place. The evening started with the Birmingham Lord mayor making a speech about Jaki, followed by him presenting her with her star. This was followed by a question and answer session where Jaki talked about lots of things in her life and excitingly about her new CD 'For Sentimental Reasons' and her upcoming autobiography (due Spring xxxx) 'Heaven Knows'. Jaki's son, Ryan performed a live set with his guitar. Then Jaki took to the stage to perform a selection of her biggest hits and 4 new tracks from the new CD. The new tracks were greatly received. Jaki happily posed for photos and chatted with all of the guests throughout the evening. School friends, family, fans old and new and competition winners - as well as the media and members of the council - were all in attendance. A significant moJaki gained a large following of new fans as a result of the xxxx Cliff Richard Soulicious Tour. Many of these fans now follow her Facebook and Twitter pages. Some of the Cliff fans have attended Jaki's shows following the xxxx tour. Jaki even made a live appearance at the Cliff Richard Birmingham Fan Club annual party in October xxxx performing a few of her hits and tracks from FNaoki Numazawa (???? Numazawa Naoki?) (born June 7, xxxx), is a Japanese professional wrestler best known by his stage name "Kokutenshi" Jaki Numazawa ("???"???? ("Kokutenshi" Numazawa Jaki¹). He currently wrestles for Big Japan Pro Wrestling where he has held the BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship on one occasion. He also appeared in the Dirty Sanchez movie with other wrestlers from Big Japan Pro Wrestling when they were wrestling the DirtThe Allmusic review by Scott Yanow states "Pianist Jaki Byard and the wondrous Roland Kirk (here switching between tenor, clarinet, and manzello) were two of the few jazz musicians who could play in literally every jazz style, from New Orleans to bop and free form. If only they had recorded a history-of-jazz album. Fortunately, they did meet up on a few occasions, including this brilliant quartet session".[3]y Sanchez team.or Sentimental Reasons.ment in Jaki's career.e xxxx or early xxxx.I'm Falling in Love'.se in early xxxx.bonus tracks. Sam Rivers.[10] His performance on DolphyEarly in her career, Fusar-Poli competed with Matteo Bonfa and then Alberto Reani. After Reani retired, she asked Maurizio Margaglio to skate with her.[1] She and Margaglio began skating on the senior level in xxxx-95, and enjoyed some success in the first years of their career, including winning several Grand Prix medals. In xxxx-xxxx, they won their first medals at the European and World Championships, finishing in second pThe following season was very successful for the duo, who won every event they entered and became the first Italians to win a World title in any discipline.[2] They were not as successful in xxxx-02, dropping to second at the Europeans and finishing third at the xxxx Winter Olympics. Their medal at the Olympics was not without some controversy, after Margaglio fell during the free dance portion.[3] The result was protested by the Lithuanian team, who had finished fifth, but the protest was denied.[4] Fusar-Poli and Margaglio did not compete at the xxxx World Championships and would not return to eligible skating until the xxxx-06 season.lace at both events.'s Outward Bound put Byard at the forefront of modeDavis on bass and Alan Dawson on drums, a trio combination described by critic Gary Giddins as "the most commanding rhythm section of the '60s, excepting the Hancock-Carter-Williams trio in Miles Davis's band", although it existed only for recordings.[16]:6 One such album was Jaki Byard with Strings!, a sextet recording that featured Byard's composing and arranging: on "Cat's Cradle Conference Rag", each of five musicians "play five standards based on simliar harmonies simultaneously".[16]:7 A further example of Byard's sometimes unusual approach to composition is the title track from Out Front!, which he created by thinking of fellow pianist Herbie Nichols' touch at the keyboard.[17] Popularity with jazz critics did not translate into wider success: a Washington Post review of his final Prestige album, Solo Piano from xxxx, remarked that it was by "a man who has been largely ignored outside the inner circles".[18] Giddins also commented in the xxxxs on the lack of attention that Byard had received, and stated that the pianist's recordings from xxxx to xxxx "are dazzling in scope, and for his ability to make the most of limited situaxxxx Byard played in a small group with drummer Elvin Jones.[20] Between xxxx and xxxx Byard recorded three albums with the saxophonist Eric Kloss,[16]:123 then, in xxxx, returned to Mingus' band, including for performances in Europe.[8][21] Byard occasionally substituted on piano in Duke Ellington's orchestra in xxxx when the leader was unwell.[8][22] In xxxx?75 Byard had a residency at Bradley?s in New York.[8] He also fronted a big band, the Apollo Stompers, which was formed in the late xxxxs.[2]:98[10] There were two versions of the band: one made up of musicians in New York, and the other usJaki Crush is a pinball video game for the Super Famicom that was originally released in xxxx, exclusively in Japan. The game is the third in the Crush Pinball series, and was preceded by Alien Crush and Devil's Crush. It is considered to be very obscure and is often thought to be the forgotten entry in The game features a theme revolving around the mythology of a type of Japanese demon or ogre, called a jaki.[2] A single table is divided into three different sectors; carrying two flippers each. Moving targets must be hit for points along with targets that remain stationary. Shooting the ball into the demon's mouth allows players to access up to six bonus levels.[3]the series.[1]ing students from the New England Conservatory,[2]:98 where Byard had taught from In xxxx Byard was the subject of a short documentary film, Anything for Jazz, which featured him playing, teaching and with his family.[24] By the xxxxs his main instrument remained the piano, and he still played both alto and tenor saxophones, but he had stopped playing the other instruments that he used to use professionally ? bass, drums, guitar, trombone, and trumpet, although he still taught all of them.[2]:98 In the same period, he was often heard in New York playing solo, in duos, or in trios.[25] In xxxx he played with a band founded by Mingus' widow to perform the bassist's compositions ? the Mingus Big Band.[8] Byard played and recorded with a former student of his, Ricky Ford, from xxxx to xxxx,[8] and continued to play and teach during Moran studied with Byard for four years, and credits the older man with developing his skills, building his awareness of jazz history, and creating his willingness to experiment with different styles.[17] Another student, Fred Hersch, reported that Byard was both organized and chaotic as a teacher: giving his students workshIl 29 agosto xxxx viene ufficializzato il suo trasferimento all'Inter con la formula del prestito con diritto di riscatto.[23] Dopo aver superato un infortunio iniziale, disputa la sua prima gara con la maglia nerazzurra il 13 dicembre seguente,[24] nella partita di campionato vinta per 1-0 contro il Genoa nel suo ex stadio.[25] Realizza il suo primo (ed ultimo) gol con la squadra milanese il 19 gennaio xxxx, in occasione degli ottavi di finale di Coppa Italia vinti per 2-1 sempre contro il Genoa.[26][27] Il 1º febbraio seguente tocca le 100 presenze da professionista con squadre di club, nel corso del rocambolesco 4-4 interno contro il Palermo, risultando peraltro uno dei migliori.[28] In totale, il centrocampista trevigiano scende in campo 21 volte (18 in Serie A, 2 in Coppa Italia e 1 in Champions League) e segna 1 rete.[29]eets and having them study early stride piano, but also behGiddins described the nature of Byard's piano playing: "His tone [...] is unfailingly bright. His middle-register improvisations are evenly articulated with a strong touch and rhythmic elan [... he] likes ringing tremolos and portentous fifths [... and] barely articulated keyboard washes that float beyond the harmonic bounds but are ultimately anchored by the blues".[31] Byard played in a variety of styles, often mixed together in one performance: John S. Wilson commented that Byard "progresses from a basic melodic statement to nimble Art Tatum fingering to Fats Waller stride, to prickly Thelonious Monk phrases, to Cecil Taylor dissonances".[32] This could have deliberately comic, surrealisticByard pointed out that the use of humor did not mean that his music was not serious: "I might do it with humor, but it's still serious because I mean what I'm doing".[34] He stated that his choice to play in a variety of styles was not imitatory or superficial: "I can't play one way all night; I wouldn't want to and I wouldn't want the public to hear me that way".[3]:153 One obituary writer noted that, "Nobody thinks it odd if a pianist underpins melody with stride patterns or a boogie bass. When Byard did that 30 years ago, distinctions were drawn more tightly".[35] Music writer Dan Lander also stated that Byard's playing was ahead of its time, and added that it has influenced 21st-centuryByard's grasp and integration of historical forms, his ability to embrace tradition and risk taking, was visionary, impacting on a new generation of jazz musicians who understood the history of jazz as a material to build on and work with, at the service of creating something new, rather than as an unmovable weight, fixing them to thA xxxx review of a Byard concert reported that his alto saxophone playing was "in a manner rooted in the bop era", and that he occasionally accompanied himself, "saxophone with his left hand, piano with his right".[37] His playing on tenor saxophone was influenced by Lester Young;[11] Byard himself cited Ben Webster as an influence on his tenor ballad playing.[3]:153e past.[36] pianists: effects.[33]aving eccentrically and missing lessons.[28]the xxxxs.xxxx.[23]tions".[16]:7rn jazz.[15]er band members.[3]:152syllabuses.[3]:151aNel giugno del xxxx l'Inter non esercita il diritto di riscatto e per questo motivo Poli torna alla Sampdoria per disputare la stagione xxxx-xxxx. Il 18 novembre seguente segna il suo primo gol in assoluto in Serie A, in occasione del 105º derby di Genova vinto dalla Samp per 3-1.[30] Chiude la sua quarta stagione complessiva in blucerchiato con 32 presenze (31 in Serie A e 1 in Coppa ItaliaL'8 luglio xxxx, in attesa dell'ufficialità del trasferimento, partecipa al raduno del Milan.[32] L'11 luglio seguente vengono definiti gli accordi tra Milan e Sampdoria, con il centrocampista trevigiano che si trasferisce in rossonero con la formula della compartecipazione; percorso inverso per Bartosz Salamon, che passa in blucerchiato sempre in comproprietà.[33][34] Per la stagione xxxx-xxxx decide di mantenere la maglia numero 16, indossata già ai tempi del Sassuolo e, successivamente, nella SaPooran Poli is a Maharashtrian dish. The poli is in itself a delicious sweetmeat and is often eaten as such. It may be served with a spoonful of ghee. Poli is often served with milk, which may be sweetened or flavoured with almonds and pistachio. In certain areas, polis a tangy, tamarind-based sauce (similar to the base of pulihora) is served with the poli, to enhance the experience by combining very disparate flavours. In Maharashtra, the tangy sauce is called katachi amti.mpdoria.[35] Debutta con la società milanese il 20 agosto seguente, in occasione della partita d'andata dei play-off di Champions League pareggiata per 1-1 in casa del PSV Eindhoven.[36][37] Quattro giorni dopo arriva anche il suo primo gol in maglia rossonera, nel corso della prima giornata di campionato persa per 2-1 sul campo dell'Hellas Verona.[38][39]) e 3 gol.[31]des later.[4]solved mystery.in teaching.chine".The episodes have aired since October 6, xxxx, on TV Tokyo in JapDopo aver collezionato una sola aIn other parts of Karnataka, holige or bele obbattu is served with ghee and hot milk. A variant of the bele obbattu is the crunchy kai obbattu that is prepared with jaggery and coconut. This is usually eaten In the Vidarbha region of eastern Maharashtra, the puran polis are soft, since the stuffing is made with jaggery. In western Maharashtra, the powdered white-sugar version is preferred, resulting in a crunchy puran poli.dry with ghee.pparizione con l'Under-20, l'11 febbraio xxxx esordisce con la Nazionale Under-21, sotto la guida del commissario tecnico PierIl 10 agosto xxxx viene convocato per la prima volta in Nazionale maggiore dal CT Cesare Prandelli;[45] esordisce il 15 agosto seguente, a 22 anni, subentrando ad Alberto Aquilani nel corso del secondo tempo della partita amichevole persa per 2-1 contro l'Inghilterra.[46][47] Il 31 maggio xxxx segna il suo primo gol con la maglia azzurra, nell'amichevole vinta per 4-0 contro San Marino.[48][49] Dopo essere stato inserito nella lista dei 31 pre-convocati in vista della Confederations Cup,[50] non è stato incluso nella selezione definitiva.[51]luigi CasiDavide Francesco Rossi[2] (born 7 August xxxx in Turin, Italy) is a violinist, string arranger, composer and a record producer, perhaps best known for being the touring violinist, guitar and keytar-player for the British electronic music duo Goldfrapp, and for his large contribution of electric violin parts and for all the string arrangements on Coldplay's albums Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends,[3] Mylo Xyloto and The Verve's aRossi began playing music at the age of four and, under the encouragement of his mother, started to study violin at the age of ten. He entered the Conservatory Giuseppe Verdi of Torino in xxxx and began studying under the guidance of Maestro Ivan Krivensky, who remained his violin teacher until today. Rossi achieved his Diploma in xxxx at the homonymous school in Milano.lbum Forth.raghi, durante l'amichevole giocata allo Stadio Nereo Rocco di Trieste contro la Svezia (1-1).[41][42] Viene quindi convocato per l'Europeo di categoria del xxxx in Svezia, dove tuttavia non viene impiegato.an. Viz Media obtained the foreign television, home video, and merchandising rights to the Bleach anime from TV Tokyo Corporation and Shueisha on March 15, xxxx.[1] Subsequently, Viz Media contracted Studiopolis to create the English adIn xxxx he became a student of legendary guitarist Robert Fripp and followed intensively his Guitar Craft courses all over the world for a period of nearly four years. In xxxx moved to the UK and began a period of studying, where he also achieved a BA in Composition at Bath Spa University College, in Newton Park, Bath and a MSC in Digital Music Technology at Keele University. In xxxx he attended a music course by German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen in Kuerten, near Cologne, Germany. The two weeks period, however short in time, represented for Rossi one of the most important experiences, together with Guitar Craft, for his future musical career.aptationRiccardo Poli is a Professor in the Department of Computing and Electronic Systems of the University of Essex.[1] He started his academic career with a Laurea an electronic engineer from the University of Florence in xxxx. He then did a PhD in biomedical image analysis (xxxx) at the same university. He later became an expert in the field of Evolutionary Computation working as a Lecturer and then a Reader at the University of Birmingham from xxxx until xxxx, when he moved to Essex as a professor. of the anime, and has licensed its individual Bleach merchandising rights to several different companies.[2] The English adaptation of the Bleach anime premiered on Canada's YTV channel in the Bionix programming block on September 8, xxxx. Cartoon Network began airing Bleach the following evening as part of its Adult Swim block. Adult Swim stopped broadcasting new episodes of the English adaptation on October 20, xxxx, after airing the first 52 episodes of the series. It was replaced with another Viz Media series, Death Note, to provide Studiopolis more time to dub additional episodes of the series. The series returned from hiatus on March 2, xxxx, and had returned to hiatuHe kicked off season with 2nd place at season opener in Qatar followed by 6th at Circuit of Americas and 4th at Jerez. In Le Mans he crashed but was able to finish in 12th place which was followed by a crash at home race in Mugello after making contact with Alvaro Bautista. In Barcelona at Catalunya he finished 4th. On 29 June xxxx Rossi won the Assen GP, his first MotoGP win since Malaysia in xxxx, after passing Dani Pedrosa on the sixth lap of the race. He finished third in the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring on 14 July, behind race winner Marc Márquez and Cal Crutchlow. At the United States Grand Prix at Laguna Seca, Rossi finished in third place, his third consecutive podium finish.s for almost a year after airing episode 167 on November 21, xxxx. The hiatus ended on August 28, xxxx, with the airing of episode 168.