#naoki Rossi

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Naoki Rossi’s reaction to medaling at Jr Worlds

[femmenerd]

this drama prince (naoki rossi) sobbed with joy when he realized he was gonna podium at junior worlds. then he said, “I am shocked, I am going to faint. It’s incredible, it’s not real! I can’t believe what is happening right now!”

in conclusion, ADOPTED.

[figureskatingcostumes]

Naoki Rossi skating to Red Violin by Ikuko Kawai for his short program at the 2022 Junior Grand Prix Gdansk and 2023 Junior Worlds.

(Source: fsphoto_syo)

[careysattheonsenagain]

Can't stop thinking about Naoki Rossi's Stéphane Lambiel- choreographed short program at Junior World Championships.

[denissvasiljevs1999]

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Tallink Hotels Cup podium

[psychic-waffles]

NAOKI!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[jeankirsteind]

I know it’s kinda exaggerate comparing one of the masterpieces from naoki urasawa with this pathetic liar which has the function of just a mere plot device. Well at least People who have met him didn’t losing their braincells because of his words unlike Maricreep’s classmates esp. Smart-ass journalist like Alya lol

[figureskatingfanblog]

Reigning Four Continents Champion Kao Miura of Japan dominated to win gold at Junior Worlds by over forty-four points. 

Naoki Rossi of Switzerland came up from third to win the silver - the first medal for his country in any discipline since 2000, and first in this discipline since 1977. It’s also the highest finish for any Swiss skater in history.

Nozomu Yoshioka made it two Japanese on the podium, coming up from seventh to win the bronze.

[austerlitzborodinoleipzig]

Naoki Rossi has one of the best choreo sequences of the season, that inside axel is beautiful but his jumps are so scary. The axis is off and he's way to loose while rotating, it's a wonder he manages to land them at all.

[figurelifeflirt]

2022 Junior worlds entry #8

Men free program

Naoki Rossi(SWI)

Thoughts: he needs a different hairstyle. But I liked his pink shirt.

Georgi Reshtenko(CZE)

Thoughts: He has quads now? AND he wears purple. Yay!!

Nikolai Memola(ITA)

Thoughts: he could stand to tone down his facial expressions. But I did like this.

Tsuyoshi Honda(JPN)

Thoughts: I love his ending pose. And he has pretty eyes.

Mikhail Shaidorov(KAZ)

Thoughts: he has a gorgeous smile. And that quad toe, right before the triple axel combo. That was divine.

[surroundedbytheworld]

The Books I Read in 2023

Cuentos para una Navidad, por VVAA (2012) [ed. Alianza]

Lola Vendetta. Más vale L(s)ola que mal acompañada, por Raquel Riba Rossy (2017)

¿Qué pacha mama?, por Raquel Riba Rossy (2018)

What We Talk About When We Talk About God, by Rob Bell (2013)

Lola Vendetta y los hombres, por Raquel Riba Rossy (2019)

The Orthodox Heretic And Other Impossible Tales, by Peter Rollins (2009)

El placer, por Gabriele d’Annunzio (1889) [tr. Rosario Scrimieri, 1991]

Lola Vendetta: Una habitación propia con wifi, por Raque Riba Rossy (2021)

Antropología. Por qué importa, por Tim Ingold (2018) [tr. Esther Gómez Parro, 2020]

Feminisme de butxaca. Kit de supervivència, per Bel Olid (2017)

Amigo, 20 Century Boys #1, por Naoki Urasawa (1999) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

¡Abrid los ojos!, 20 Century Boys #2, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

El hombre de Bangkok, 20 Century Boys #3, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

Las máximas de Ptah-hotep (ca. 2.350 aC) [tr. César Vidal, 1994]

Enseñanza de Amenemope (ca. 1.150 aC) [tr. César Vidal, 1994]

Soon, por Thomas Cadène y Benjamin Adam (2019) [tr. Dan Calvo Santa Olalla, 2021]

Más Platón y menos Prozac. Filosofía para la vida cotidiana, por Lou Marinoff (1999) [tr. Borja Folch, 2001]

Love & Peace, 20 Century Boys #4, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

Guía del mal padre, por Guy Delisle (2013) [tr. María Serna Aguirre]

Tao Te Ching, por Lao Tsu (s. VII aC) [tr. Gabriel García-Noblejas, 2017]

Veo a Satán caer como el relámpago, por René Girard (1999) [tr. Francisco Díez del Corral, 2002]

Guía del mal padre #2, por Guy Delisle (2014) [tr. María Serna Aguirre]

Guía del mal padre #3, por Guy Delisle (2014) [tr. María Serna Aguirre, 2015]

Eragon, El llegat #1, per Christopher Paolini (2003) [tr. Jordi Vidal i Tubau, 2004]

Guía del mal padre #4, por Guy Delisle (2018) [tr. María Serna Aguirre, 2019]

Budismo para principiantes, por Thubten Chodron (2001) [tr. María Luisa Rodríguez Tapia, 2002]

Los mitos de Japón. Entre historia y leyenda, por Carlos Rubio (2012)

Los complejos y el inconsciente, por Carl G. Jung (1931/1944) [tr. Jesús López Pacheco, 1969]

La caída, por Albert Camus (1956) [tr. Manuel de Lope, 1982]

The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield (2002)

Cultos. El lenguaje del fanatismo, por Amanda Montell (2021) [tr. Lidia Rosa González, 2022]

Las preguntas de la vida, por Fernando Savater (1999)

Sexo sublime, por Osho [tr. José E. García Santos] (2002)

Intuición. El conocimiento que trasciende la lógica, por Osho (2001) [tr. Rocío Moriones Alonso, 2002]

Vuelta a empezar, Twenty Century Boys #5, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

La última esperanza, Twenty Century Boys #6, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

Toda la verdad, Twenty Century Boys #7, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2005]

La canción de Kenji, Twenty Century Boys #8, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2004]

‘Why I am not a Christian’ And other essays on religion and related subjects, by Bertrand Russell (1956)

Rabbit Nabokov, Twenty Century Boys #9, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2005]

El niño sin rostro, Twenty Century Boys #10, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2005]

Cuentos, por Antón P. Chéjov (1902) [tr. Víctor Gallego Ballestero, 2005]

La travesía. Guía de auto-recuperación después del abuso narcisista, por Meredith Miller (2018) [tr. Arthur Fields]

Mare, per Hélène Delforge i Quentin Gérbam (2018) [tr. Núria Sales i Rovira]

La formación de América del Norte. Desde los tiempos primitivos hasta 1763, por Isaac Asimov (1969) [tr. Néstor A. Mínguez, 1983]

Budismo esencial, por Juan Arnau (2017)

The Liberation of Christmas. The Infancy Narratives in Social Context, by Richard A. Horsley (1988)

Los ingredientes, Twenty Century Boys #11, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2005]

El rostro de amigo, Twenty Century Boys #12, por Naoki Urasawa (2000) [tr. Marc Bernabé y Verónica Calafell, 2005]

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[amakumos]

mens : yuzuru hanyu, junhwan cha, kao miura, shunsuke nakamura, kazuki tomono, naoki rossi !!

womens : yuna kim, kaori sakamoto, mone chiba, rika kihira, young you, minsol kwon, jia shin, hana yoshida, haein lee (basically all the kor/jpn ladies) and xiangyi an!

i don’t rlly watch pairs that much but i like miura / kihara !! and sui / han ofc 😅😅 for ice dance defo VIRTUE / MOIR, lim / quan , and the shibsibs

what about you ??

OMF FS STAN ?.?!.&:8/9292

YES???? RU A FS FAN AS WELL 😵😵😵

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Naoki Rossi skating to You Raise Me Up for his free program at the 2021 Junior Grand Prix Kosice.

(Source: picdrop.com)

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[figure-skating-watch-party]

JGP Baltic Cup (Gdansk)

This time just a quick look at three men and six ice dance teams.

Mikhail Shaidorov (Vabank * Once upon a time in America) Spread eagle into 3A with a highkick. Oh yess! He has such an engaging short program, especially the step sequence is so much fun. Beautiful 4T-3T in the free! Maybe he was a bit slowish but that would be nit-picking. Very beautiful, calmer program with great jumps.

Andrey Kokura (Crack of Doom * Casanova) To be absolutely precise, I've seen him at Ukrainian test skates but I'd still stay that him and Vivien Papp are the JGP discoveries of the year for me. This is such a unique music and choreography. And I loved the camel spin. Oh my! Not only is his skating unique, he also has a unique costume - in the free. A shirt from a very light fabric with cut out part revealing another shirt and tattoos. I love it! Jumps were a bit misbehaving but what a performance.

Naoki Rossi (Rain in my black eyes * You raise me up) A European, small fed skater fighting for a podium? Count me interested. He'll be a very elegant skater.

Irina Khavronina/Dario Chirisano (Babylon Berlin * La cumparsita) They do crazy quick twizzles. The second part of blues pattern was so nice. I like the jazzy switch to the second half. And let me repeat: they are really so quick. In the free dance there's a lot of leg crossing and energetic moves. They are quick and they do have a personality. That's really important, especially for a Russian team when there's just so many teams to remember and to choose from.

Isabella Flores/Dmitry Tsarevsky (Oh what a night for dancing * Medley by Michael Jackson) I can say only this: It's a very pretty skating. They seem very sweet to each other. Oh my, that lift when she hangs behind his neck. This time it was a fall on the exit of the lift but it's cool nonetheless. The midline steps are awesome. I'd watch them skate it over and over. And in the free again: smooth, such pretty skating. Then came a fall out of nowhere (we can say fortunately, it wasn't on any element, so not that costly). It's a dynamic performance with interesting sliding moves.

Leah Neset/Artem Markelov (I'm feeling good, DJ turn it up * My immortal, In the end) They are a team I saw for the first time. It took me a moment to get into it but the second part of the RD is so cool: rotational lift, Leah skating under Artem, twizzles. They - along with Flores/Tsarevsky - are coached by Elena Dostatni. She, under her maiden name Khalyavina, was Maxim Shabalin's ice dance partner and they were silver and bronze JWC medalists and gold and silver JGPF medalists. (Yes, Maxim is still the most handsome and my prince) Oh what a nice, tender free dance, they beautifully in synch. And there's still time to get to know them better because they are very young.

Olivia Oliver/Joshua Andari (Ain't no sunshine * Stairway to heaven) Good performance in the RD, yes! Poland will need some talents so that Kaliszek/Spodyriev aren't alone there. Expressive, slow movement in the FD, they let you experience the dance at the beginning and then  the music picks up tempo in the second half.

Chaima Ben Khelifa/Everest Zhou (Golden Eye, Die Another Day * Keeping you alive) The posture! The regal way they carry themselves. I love it. Maybe they are a bit slower. But also the dance is a bit calmer and not so party/dance-y which is also good to have some more variety. There's a beautiful curve lift at the beginning of the free. And the rotational lift was also great, good twizzles, yes they are good.

Giorgia Galimberti/Matteo Libasse Mandelli (No diggity, Crazy in love, Yeah * Moonlight sonata) They had this modern touch in their last season's programs so I thought this RD would fit them and I think I wasn't wrong. Oh yess, that's their FD from the last season! They showed in only in domestic comps. It's surprising, it's fresh. Yes, of course they are not so quick and smooth, and this time they had some problems with the twizzles but it's still nice to watch the choreography.

[k-racer]

The re-written 2021 F1 entry list

This is a follow-up from the previous post. Now with 2021 officially here, let’s see what the re-written entry list looks like and the new-look 16 race calendar for this experiment with Grand Prix Manager 2.

The rewritten 2021 Entry List

Ferrari

Sebastian Vettel

Lewis Hamilton

(T) Mick Schumacher

Lamborghini

Max Verstappen

Robert Kubica

(T) Luca Ghiotto

Ford

Nico Hulkenberg

Sergio Perez

(T) Pietro Fittipaldi

Farina-Alfa Romeo

Daniel Ricciardo

Daniil Kvyat

(T) Antonio Giovinazzi

Chrysler

Carlos Sainz Jr.

Paul Di Resta

(T) Lando Norris

Maserati

Kevin Magnussen

Valtteri Bottas

(T) Robert Shwartzman

Penske-Cosworth

Alexander Rossi

Marcus Ericsson

(T) Max Chilton

Dallara-Honda

Charles Leclerc

Sebastien Buemi

(T) Naoki Yamamoto

Lotus-Toyota

Stoffel Vandoorne

Rio Haryanto

(T) Brendon Hartley

Mercedes

Felipe Nasr

Jehan Daruvala

(T) George Russell

Alpine-Renault

Pierre Gasly

Esteban Ocon

(T) Jean-Eric Vergne

SMP-BMW

Esteban Gutierrez

Sergey SIrotkin

(T) Nyck de Vries

Racing Point-Mercedes

Lance Stroll

Nicholas Latifi

(T) Pascal Wehrlein

The 2021 Alternate F1 Universe Race Calendar

1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix –Yas Marina Circuit

2 United States Grand Prix – Circuit of the Americas

3 Mexican Grand Prix – Circuit Hermanos Rodriguez

4 Hungarian Grand Prix - Hungaroring

5 Spanish Grand Prix – Circuit de Catalunya

6 Monaco Grand Prix – Streets of Monte-Carlo

7 Russian Grand Prix – Sochi Circuit

8 Canadian Grand Prix – Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

9 British Grand Prix – Silverstone Circuit

10 Austrian Grand Prix – Red Bull Ring

11 German Grand Prix – Hockenheim

12 Singapore Grand Prix – Marina Bay Street Circuit

13 Belgium Grand Prix – Spa-Francorchamps

14 Italian Grand Prix – Monza

15 European Grand Prix – Nurburgring Grand Prix Circuit

16 Japanese Grand Prix – Suzuka Circuit

The first race of this new experiment will be conducted eventually. Stay Tuned!