is the current head of the Tecmo development studio Team Ninja.
Following the turbulent departure of former Team Ninja lead Tomonobu Itagaki, Hayashi was promoted as head of the studio.
He starts his work in directing the development of the DS game Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword and Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PlayStation 3.
His first projects as Team Ninja lead included Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PlayStation 3 and Metroid: Other M for Wii.
He has also created Dead or Alive: Dimensions for the 3DS and the recently released Ninja Gaiden 3 and Dead or Alive 5 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
For the release of the Nintendo Wii U has created Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge,an enhanced port of Ninja Gaiden 3.
He also announced the creation of Dead or Alive 5 Plus and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus for PSVita.
Following the turbulent departure of former Team Ninja lead Tomonobu Itagaki, Hayashi was promoted as head of the studio.
He starts his work in directing the development of the DS game Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword and Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PlayStation 3.
His first projects as Team Ninja lead included Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PlayStation 3 and Metroid: Other M for Wii.
He has also created Dead or Alive: Dimensions for the 3DS and the recently released Ninja Gaiden 3 and Dead or Alive 5 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
For the release of the Nintendo Wii U has created Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge,an enhanced port of Ninja Gaiden 3.
He also announced the creation of Dead or Alive 5 Plus and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus for PSVita.
Kevin Burdick (born 1972 in Phoenix, Arizona) is an American singer, songwriter and pianist.
History
Burdick was born in Phoenix and raised in St. Johns by his father, Russell and his mother, Susan along with four younger sisters. He began playing the piano, reluctantly, at the age of six; his mother found it difficult to motivate him to practice. Burdick comes from a deep musical pedigree, with his parents often performing in local musical theater and church choirs, and his grandmother a former member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
When Burdick entered the sixth grade he learned a well-known classic, "Hello" by Lionel Richie. From that day forward he wanted nothing more than to play rock music. He began writing his own music in the seventh grade, and he began learning to play the drums during his freshman year of high school. During his sophomore year he was given a keyboard and 4-track recorder which he used to continue recording his own music throughout high school. By his senior year, Burdick was already one of the top tenors in the state of Arizona, taking All-State choir honors and performing regularly all over the state in various musical choirs and groups. The Slamheads was Burdick's high school band, and he continued to perform with them through the beginning of his college experience at Brigham Young University. He then moved on to found the band ZeusChannel, leaving the band behind as college came to an end.
Burdick graduated from BYU in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in geography, with minors in both music and psychology. He began a career in the private sector in Healthcare IT for 10 years, pushing his professional music career aside. Burdick held high ranks for three different medical software companies throughout the years, including VP of Sales, Director of Partner Relations and National Sales Director. He was regarded as one of the nation's best and most reliable sources for medical software reseller information, which helped his holdings and assets grow throughout those years. In 2005 he started a consulting company, InvestMed, independently helping a number of companies develop their own healthcare reseller programs. After hours and on weekends Burdick continued to stay true to his passion, performing and writing music in the local circuits every opportunity he could get.
In 2005, Burdick began to feel that his worldly possessions were meaningless. Battling depression and loneliness, he turned to his music for comfort. In early 2006, he began the process of liquidating his assets and simplifying his lifestyle. He made the decision to retire from Healthcare IT at the age of 35, and pursue his passion for rock music full-time. Over that period, he sold everything including his stocks, his house in the hills, his condo, and his luxury vehicles—even his grand piano—to live life out of a tour bus.
Discography
* Deep Blue America (2002)
* True Stories and Other Fairy Tales (2005)
* In Your Cocoon (EP) (2006)
* We Are The Walking Wounded (2008)
* The Ivory Coast (2010)
Critical reception
Scottsdale Magazine says, " a positive, energetic look at American life, spirituality, trials, and pride."
Bluri.com describes Burdick as "one of the hottest buzz artists right now!"
Tyler Castleton of Shadow Mountain Publishing states, " has a great sound… the songs are very compelling and moving."
"Burdick’s soul and talent are evident…" says Adrienne Frank of Get Out Magazine.
Scott Seeger of KSL Radio explains that "Burdick is a talented singer and songwriter - pure in energy!"
Personal life
Burdick married his college love Candace Haymore in 1992 and was divorced shortly thereafter in 1994.
In 2001, Burdick married Deborah Felsing. They had a baby girl, who died in 2003 following surgery to repair a heart defect. Shortly after her death, Burdick founded a charity in her name, The Dempsey Burdick Memorial Foundation, which provides headstones for financially needy families who have also lost a child. One of Burdick's more popular songs, "Too Good for This World," tells the story of the loss of his daughter. The marriage to Felsing didn't survive the loss of their child, and ended abruptly in 2005.
Burdick now resides in Hollywood, California, where he continues to pursue his dream.
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History
Burdick was born in Phoenix and raised in St. Johns by his father, Russell and his mother, Susan along with four younger sisters. He began playing the piano, reluctantly, at the age of six; his mother found it difficult to motivate him to practice. Burdick comes from a deep musical pedigree, with his parents often performing in local musical theater and church choirs, and his grandmother a former member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
When Burdick entered the sixth grade he learned a well-known classic, "Hello" by Lionel Richie. From that day forward he wanted nothing more than to play rock music. He began writing his own music in the seventh grade, and he began learning to play the drums during his freshman year of high school. During his sophomore year he was given a keyboard and 4-track recorder which he used to continue recording his own music throughout high school. By his senior year, Burdick was already one of the top tenors in the state of Arizona, taking All-State choir honors and performing regularly all over the state in various musical choirs and groups. The Slamheads was Burdick's high school band, and he continued to perform with them through the beginning of his college experience at Brigham Young University. He then moved on to found the band ZeusChannel, leaving the band behind as college came to an end.
Burdick graduated from BYU in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in geography, with minors in both music and psychology. He began a career in the private sector in Healthcare IT for 10 years, pushing his professional music career aside. Burdick held high ranks for three different medical software companies throughout the years, including VP of Sales, Director of Partner Relations and National Sales Director. He was regarded as one of the nation's best and most reliable sources for medical software reseller information, which helped his holdings and assets grow throughout those years. In 2005 he started a consulting company, InvestMed, independently helping a number of companies develop their own healthcare reseller programs. After hours and on weekends Burdick continued to stay true to his passion, performing and writing music in the local circuits every opportunity he could get.
In 2005, Burdick began to feel that his worldly possessions were meaningless. Battling depression and loneliness, he turned to his music for comfort. In early 2006, he began the process of liquidating his assets and simplifying his lifestyle. He made the decision to retire from Healthcare IT at the age of 35, and pursue his passion for rock music full-time. Over that period, he sold everything including his stocks, his house in the hills, his condo, and his luxury vehicles—even his grand piano—to live life out of a tour bus.
Discography
* Deep Blue America (2002)
* True Stories and Other Fairy Tales (2005)
* In Your Cocoon (EP) (2006)
* We Are The Walking Wounded (2008)
* The Ivory Coast (2010)
Critical reception
Scottsdale Magazine says, " a positive, energetic look at American life, spirituality, trials, and pride."
Bluri.com describes Burdick as "one of the hottest buzz artists right now!"
Tyler Castleton of Shadow Mountain Publishing states, " has a great sound… the songs are very compelling and moving."
"Burdick’s soul and talent are evident…" says Adrienne Frank of Get Out Magazine.
Scott Seeger of KSL Radio explains that "Burdick is a talented singer and songwriter - pure in energy!"
Personal life
Burdick married his college love Candace Haymore in 1992 and was divorced shortly thereafter in 1994.
In 2001, Burdick married Deborah Felsing. They had a baby girl, who died in 2003 following surgery to repair a heart defect. Shortly after her death, Burdick founded a charity in her name, The Dempsey Burdick Memorial Foundation, which provides headstones for financially needy families who have also lost a child. One of Burdick's more popular songs, "Too Good for This World," tells the story of the loss of his daughter. The marriage to Felsing didn't survive the loss of their child, and ended abruptly in 2005.
Burdick now resides in Hollywood, California, where he continues to pursue his dream.
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Jason King (born August 25, 1988), better known by his stage name HiFyve, is an American hip hop artist and producer. He is the CEO of PK4L (Privileged Kids 4 Life) Inc. He is currently working on his debut LP "The Young Virgo", which is scheduled for release in Spring 2013.
Biography
Early years
Originally from Harlem, New York, Jason King was raised by his young mother throughout the boroughs of the city. Growing up without a father, living with his mother, grandmother and with 3 younger sisters, he faced many of the same challenges that the other city youth had to go through. After moving around and transferring from school to school, his family finally settled in Queens, New York. There King attended Andrew Jackson High School made popular by gangsta rapper 50 Cent. At the age of 13 in his freshmen year, he developed a knack for music, and begin to pursuit it as a future career.
In his neighborhood, King started out producing music for local acts that would perform their songs at showcases and talent shows. He spent most of his time learning and practicing his craft to the extend that he would cut class just to go to the recording studio and work on music.
After a few years of producing and working in the studio on other artists music,at the age of 16, he then was inspired to pursuit a career behind the mic, along with his behind the boards. Shortly after he spent his life savings, along with a huge investment from his mother, on buying his own studio equipment so he could take the first serious step in making his own music. He then spent the next few years promoting his own songs as an artist under the pseudonym "HiFyve."
Music career
Blackout
In 2010 HiFyve created a song called "Blackout", an attempt at a first shock value single, with lyrics about sex, drugs, murdering his cousin, Lindsay Lohan, and partying. The song quickly grew in popularity amongst college students and alternative and hip hop fans. With his new found popularity, HiFyve independently released the song as a single on the Blackout EP through Media One Music Group. The Blackout EP It went on to sell over 20,000 copies of its digital release via iTunes.
The Best You Never Heard
After taking a short break from releasing new music in 2011, HiFyve released to fans an Amazon exclusive digital only release, "The Best You Never Heard". "The Best You Never Heard," a combination of the best of the unreleased music recording in the past year, was released in the summer of 2012 by HiFyve's
Privileged Kids 4 Life imprint. Also released was a Chopped and Screwed Version, released in collaboration with Texas native
Homebase.
Yea You Know and The Young Virgo
On July 12th, 2012, HiFyve went to his personal site and blog to announce the release of his debut LP
"The Young Virgo". This would be the first non-digital only release from HiFyve. "The Young Virgo Album" was announced to be released late 2012/early 2013. In preparation of this new album HiFyve released a track list and the first single from the project, "Yea You Know".."Yea You Know," produced by HiFyve himself,
was released as an official single on August 20th that year.
Discography
Studio albums
* The Blackout EP (2010)
* The Best You Never Heard (2012)
* All Gold EP (2013)
* The Young Virgo LP (2013)
Singles
* Live It Up (2011)
* Yea You Know (2012)
Biography
Early years
Originally from Harlem, New York, Jason King was raised by his young mother throughout the boroughs of the city. Growing up without a father, living with his mother, grandmother and with 3 younger sisters, he faced many of the same challenges that the other city youth had to go through. After moving around and transferring from school to school, his family finally settled in Queens, New York. There King attended Andrew Jackson High School made popular by gangsta rapper 50 Cent. At the age of 13 in his freshmen year, he developed a knack for music, and begin to pursuit it as a future career.
In his neighborhood, King started out producing music for local acts that would perform their songs at showcases and talent shows. He spent most of his time learning and practicing his craft to the extend that he would cut class just to go to the recording studio and work on music.
After a few years of producing and working in the studio on other artists music,at the age of 16, he then was inspired to pursuit a career behind the mic, along with his behind the boards. Shortly after he spent his life savings, along with a huge investment from his mother, on buying his own studio equipment so he could take the first serious step in making his own music. He then spent the next few years promoting his own songs as an artist under the pseudonym "HiFyve."
Music career
Blackout
In 2010 HiFyve created a song called "Blackout", an attempt at a first shock value single, with lyrics about sex, drugs, murdering his cousin, Lindsay Lohan, and partying. The song quickly grew in popularity amongst college students and alternative and hip hop fans. With his new found popularity, HiFyve independently released the song as a single on the Blackout EP through Media One Music Group. The Blackout EP It went on to sell over 20,000 copies of its digital release via iTunes.
The Best You Never Heard
After taking a short break from releasing new music in 2011, HiFyve released to fans an Amazon exclusive digital only release, "The Best You Never Heard". "The Best You Never Heard," a combination of the best of the unreleased music recording in the past year, was released in the summer of 2012 by HiFyve's
Privileged Kids 4 Life imprint. Also released was a Chopped and Screwed Version, released in collaboration with Texas native
Homebase.
Yea You Know and The Young Virgo
On July 12th, 2012, HiFyve went to his personal site and blog to announce the release of his debut LP
"The Young Virgo". This would be the first non-digital only release from HiFyve. "The Young Virgo Album" was announced to be released late 2012/early 2013. In preparation of this new album HiFyve released a track list and the first single from the project, "Yea You Know".."Yea You Know," produced by HiFyve himself,
was released as an official single on August 20th that year.
Discography
Studio albums
* The Blackout EP (2010)
* The Best You Never Heard (2012)
* All Gold EP (2013)
* The Young Virgo LP (2013)
Singles
* Live It Up (2011)
* Yea You Know (2012)
Vougar Garadaghly () (born 24 November 1966 in Bakou, Azerbaijan). Chief editor of all 10 publications of Qur'an in Azerbaijani language (translated by academicians Ziya Bunyadov, V. M. Mammedaliyev).
Author of transphoneliteration Veten dili (, Native Language) (2007), a 19th century textbook, the first textbook of the Azerbaijani language.
Author of Tajweed (2012).
Assistant professor Arabic Philology Baku State University. In 1999-2006 General director of a media-holding composed of Lider TV (from 2000), Lider FM (from 1999), newspapers Bizim Esr (from 1999), Nash Vek (from 1999), Our Century (from 1999). Son of Aydin Garadaghly (), great-grandson of Ghasanaliagha-khan Garadaghi ().
Author of transphoneliteration Veten dili (, Native Language) (2007), a 19th century textbook, the first textbook of the Azerbaijani language.
Author of Tajweed (2012).
Assistant professor Arabic Philology Baku State University. In 1999-2006 General director of a media-holding composed of Lider TV (from 2000), Lider FM (from 1999), newspapers Bizim Esr (from 1999), Nash Vek (from 1999), Our Century (from 1999). Son of Aydin Garadaghly (), great-grandson of Ghasanaliagha-khan Garadaghi ().