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bowtochris · 4 years

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So Much Fucking Shit Happened This Month OMG

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

March

1st: Afghan president Ashraf Ghani rejects a clause in the U.S.–Taliban deal setting the release of Taliban prisoners Former South Bend, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg suspends his presidential campaign.

2nd: Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar suspends her presidential campaign Two dozen more cases are reported in the U.S., bringing the total number of infected Americans to 102.

3rd: Three tornadoes, two at least EF 3 in strength, rip through downtown Nashville and surrounding towns, killing 25 people. Myanmar turns a Silversea Cruises cruise ship away due to fears of coronavirus

4th: The United States Armed Forces says it has carried out its first airstrike against the Taliban since a peace deal was signed on February 29, 2020. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg suspends his presidential campaign. The United States confirmed 11 total deaths, with the first death outside of Washington state in California. California's total of infections has jumped to 51. The country confirmed 33 new cases, bringing the total number to 159.

5th: The Republican-controlled Arizona House of Representatives passes a bill banning transgender females from women's sports. In total, the US confirmed 69 more cases, bringing the total number to 228. Three more deaths were reported, bringing the total number to 14.

6th: SpaceX successfully launches a Dragon spacecraft in orbit to resupply the International Space Station. Florida confirms its first two deaths from the coronavirus.

7th: The Xinjia Express Hotel, which was being used for quarantining those with COVID-19, collapses in Quanzhou, Fujian, China. Ten people were killed and twenty-three are trapped. Thirty-eight have been rescued alive. The total number confirmed cases of for the US increased to 444. There was 1 new death, 11 in total.

8th: California U.S. Senator and former presidential candidate Kamala Harris endorses former Vice President Joe Biden in his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidency. Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson endorses Vermont U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders in his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidency. The first COVID-19 death is confirmed in Canada.

9th: Black Monday - Prior to opening, the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures market experienced a 1,300 point ... This predicted 1,300 point drop would establish 9 March as being among the most points the Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped in a single day. By the end of the day, it fell a total of 2,013.76 points. The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit confirms a 2016 ruling that Led Zeppelin's 1971 song "Stairway to Heaven" was not unlawfully copied from Spirit's instrumental "Taurus". The United Kingdom's largest retailer Tesco say they will be restricting the sale of essential food and household items in response to fears of mass panic buying.

10th: Vladimir Putin backs a constitutional amendment that would allow him to remain in power after 2024 and make a lifetime presidency possible. Iran reports 881 new confirmed cases and 54 more COVID-19 deaths, the highest number of deaths in a single 24-hour period in the country to date, bringing the total to 8042 cases and 291 deaths.

11th: The bond market falls, in the first time since the financial crisis of 2007–08 that the stock and bond markets moved in the same direction. American film producer Harvey Weinstein is sentenced to 23 years in prison for two felony sex crimes. The world's largest annual video game industry event E3 2020 is officially cancelled due to concerns over the coronavirus.

12th: Black Thursday - All three major United States trading indexes fall 7% during early trading, leading to a 15-minute trading halt. They all closed over 9% down. The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls by 10%, the largest one-day percentage drop since ... 1987. First day where every story on Wikinews is coronavirus-related.

13th: Delta Air Lines says it will cancel all flights to Europe for the next 30 days. Florida, Arizona, Illinois, and Ohio will proceed having Democratic Party primaries despite the coronavirus outbreak. Astronomers discover 139 new "minor planets" in the Solar System that are beyond the orbit of Neptune.

14th: A total of 16 U.S. states have closed all of their schools. Italy's Ministry of Health reports 250 more deaths from COVID-19, the highest number of deaths in a single 24-hour period in the country to date. The Mayor of Bergamo Giorgio Gori says churches are now being used to store dead bodies as the city's morgues are full.

15th: The first one-on-one debate of the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries takes place between former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders in Washington, D.C., instead of Arizona as originally scheduled and without an audience as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issues a recommendation to suspend gatherings of 50 or more people for the next two months. The governors of five states: California, Ohio, Illinois, Washington and Massachusetts, order bars and restaurants to close in response to the pandemic.

16th: The Dow closes 2,997 points or 12.9% lower - its largest daily points movement. The U.S. has 4,459 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of today, resulting in 86 deaths. West Virginia remains the only state with no confirmed cases.

17th: The Senate of Spain ratifies North Macedonia's accession protocol for NATO, becoming the last of NATO's 30 members to do so. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady announces he will not re-sign with the team, and will instead select free agency. West Virginia confirms its first case of COVID-19, becoming the last U.S. state to do so. Governor Jim Justice ordered restaurant dining rooms, bars, and casinos to close for two weeks.

18th: An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 hits Salt Lake City, Utah, with several aftershocks reported and tens of thousands of residents left without power. The earthquake is the largest in the state since the 1992 St. George earthquake. COVID-19 cases in Washington exceed 1,000. The United States reports its 150th death from COVID-19, with a total of at least 9,400 confirmed cases nationwide.

19th: Tulsi Gabbard ends her presidential campaign in the 2020 presidential election U.S. President Donald Trump calls for the Syrian government to release journalist and veteran Marine Austin Tice, arguing the "U.S. has done a lot for Syria". U.S. Senate Republicans unveil a $1 trillion economic stimulus package proposal to aid businesses and the American public during the coronavirus pandemic.

20th: The parliament of Ghana votes to legalize the medical and industrial use of cannabis. Madagascar confirms its first cases of COVID-19. The United States moves Tax Day from April 15 to July 15 due to the spread of the coronavirus.

21st: China reports zero domestic cases of COVID-19 for a third consecutive day. Yonhap News Agency reports that North Korea has fired two projectiles from Pyongan Province into the Sea of Japan. Ketchikan, in Southeast Alaska, shelters in place after six people test positive for COVID-19 in the town of 8,000 residents.

22nd: Pope Francis, in a call for a worldwide prayer, announces he will hold a special service to pray for the end of the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. Senate votes down a coronavirus relief stimulus bill. Former film producer and convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein tests positive for COVID-19. He is put in isolation at the Wende Correctional Facility.

23rd: Colorado abolishes the death penalty and commutes sentences of death row inmates. The ancestor, Ikaria wariootia, of all animals with a bilateral body plan is discovered as a fossil in rocks of South Australia. Rapper-turned-informant 6ix9ine requests an early prison release over fears of COVID-19.

24th: I'm allowed to work from home starting today. In Lynchburg, Virginia, Liberty University reopens, despite the coronavirus. The 2020 Summer Olympics has been postponed to 2021 in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

25th: Turkey indicts 20 Saudis for the assassination of Jamal Khashoggi. None of them are Prince Mohammad bin Salman. The United States has its deadliest COVID-19 day to date, with 223 related deaths. New York City records 81 more deaths from COVID-19, bringing the city's death toll to 280. Mayor Bill de Blasio has warned that more than half of all New Yorkers could become infected.

26th: The United States Space Force launches its first satellite into space aboard a Atlas V rocket. A bomb explodes near a Sikh crematorium in Kabul, wounding a child and disrupting funerals for 25 people bombed and shot the day prior. 2020 G20 Riyadh summit - World leaders convene virtually to coordinate a response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The death toll from COVID-19 in the U.S. reaches 1,200. The total number of cases in the country is 83,097. The U.S. has surpassed China in number of active cases, making it the country with the most cases in the world.

27th: Pope Francis delivers a special Urbi et Orbi blessing in an empty Saint Peter's Square, praying for the end of the coronavirus pandemic and offering a plenary indulgence to repentant sinners. The House of Representatives passes a $2 trillion stimulus relief bill as an effort to save the economy during the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump signs the bill. Uzbekistan reports the first death from COVID-19, a 72-year-old woman with underlying health conditions in the city of Namangan. The USNS Mercy, which has 1,000 beds, arrives in Los Angeles to offer assistance during the COVID-19 crisis.

28th: In a televised address, Houthi leader Abdul-Malik Badreddin al-Houthi offers to release five Saudi prisoners of war in exchange for the release of dozens of Palestinian activists convicted by Saudi Arabia earlier this month. New York postpones its primary from April 28 until June 23 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

29th: North Korea fires two short-range ballistic missiles into the ocean, the latest in an unprecedented flurry of launches. Both South Korea and Japan condemn the launching. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo extends the stay-at-home order for non-essential workers to April 15.

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thenightling · 5 years

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Halloween icons that.. aren’t Halloween at all

We (as a culture) relegate so much of that which is spooky and Gothic to Halloween and it’s season that many feel like it’s only appropriate to enjoy these things for about a twelfth of the year. it’s very depressing for those of us who truly love these things, to see that which we love, shoved under the carpet for the majority of the year.

“This is Halloween Thing.” And “Wait ‘til Halloween.” are phrases we hear all too often. The interesting fact is a lot of the things that have been consigned to “strictly Halloween” originally weren’t...

Here’s a list of things heavily associated with Halloween that were not actually released on or near Halloween.

Thriller song by Michael Jackson - Music video aired for the fist time on MTV December 2nd 1983.

Ghostbusters - June 8th 1984.

Ghostbusters 2 - June 16th 1989.

Monster Mash (song) - Originally released August 1962 (Though it was late October when it hit the Billboards hot 100.)

Hocus Pocus (film) though set at Halloween was released July 16th 1993

Dracula (1931 starring Bela Lugosi) - February 14th (Valentine’s Day) 1931.

Frankenstein (1931 starring Boris Karloff) - November 21, 1931 (Close to Thanksgiving.)

The Wolf-Man (1941) - December 12 1941.

Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992 film starring Gary Oldman) - November 13th, 1992. (Two days after Veteran’s Day.)

Interview with the vampire (film) - November 11th 1994. (Veteran’s Day)

Woman in Black (2012 film) was released in America on February 3rd 2012.

Fright Night - August 2nd 1985.

Fright Night Part 2 - May 19th 1989.

Lost Boys - July 31st 1987.

Addams Family (film) - November 22nd 1991 (Another one close to Thanksgiving)

Dracula (2006) BBC version with Marc Warren - December 28th 2006. (three days after Christmas and three days before New Years.)

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark comics issue 1 from Dynamite comics - July 11th 2018.

Penny Dreadful - First aired on Showtime April 28th 2014.

Castlevania Season 1 - Released July 7th 2017. (unfortunately season 2, despite being very good, seemed to lack confidence and the show was banished to “Halloween season.”)

American Werewolf in London - August 21st 1981.

The Wolfman (2010 version) - February 12th 2010

The Company of Wolves - July 1984 Nightmare on Elm Street - November 9th 1984

Friday the 13th - April 30th 1981 (Walpurgisnacht, exactly half a year from Halloween.)

Child’s Play - November 9th 1988 (Closer to Veteran’s Day)

The Shining (film) - May 23rd 1980 (US release date)

Creepshow - November 12, 1982.

Carrie - November 3rd 1976

Casper (film) - May 26th 1995.

Horror of Dracula (Dracula) from Hammer - Released in the US on May 8th 1958.

So many of what I listed above are things people often associate with Halloween or even condemn if you enjoy them all year and yet none of these were specifically released for or on Halloween.

I do not understand the need to confine all things fun and spooky to a tiny corner of the year. I love Halloween but I don’t want to be denied that which is Gothic or spooky all the rest of the year either. I feel it shows a lack of confidence in a film or book, or TV show if a production company banishes the thing to “Halloween season” as a crutch, as if they do not think the thing can stand on it’s own. It’s a crutch and often feels like a way to bury the thing as nothing more than a Halloween novelty rather than a potential classic. If something is destined to become a Halloween staple, let it become that, but don’t treat others like they are wrong or weird for enjoying it all year. And don’t suppress or delay things that are of a certain aesthetic just because you have been conditioned to see it as “Strictly Halloween.”

Halloween isn’t a day, children, it’s a lifestyle.

#Halloween

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ali-bhutto-blog · 4 years

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Hidden treasure at the Sindh Archives

Feature published in The Friday Times.

A faded, brittle manuscript titled “Secret Department”, signed “H. Pottinger” and dated “3rd February, 1832” quotes Mir Murad Ali Talpur. “‘We know nothing’, said His Highness, ‘about accounts, or traffic, or writing. We hardly know that two and two make four. We all trust to Hindoos to bring us what we want from abroad, and our business is to fight amongst each other, which we do daily.’” Pottinger’s handwritten letter, addressed to the Governor-General’s secretary, details his day-to-day conversations with the ruler of Sindh eleven years prior to conquest. The letter goes on to provide an “Outline of a treaty sent to Meer Moorad Ali Khan on the 2nd of February, 1832”, under which the Indus was to be opened up for ‘trade’.

This is a sample of the treasure waiting to be dug up in one of Old Clifton’s tamarisked dead-ends. The Sindh Archives building lies tucked away behind Federation House and Park Towers, in Karachi. It contains correspondence and reports, the earliest of which date back to the 1830s, providing first-hand accounts of life in colonial Sindh – in the kind of vivid detail not found in history books. It also hosts a collection of old maps and rare books.

It is these very records that British historian David Cheesman accessed during his PhD research, which formed the basis for his work Landlord Power and Rural Indebtedness in Colonial Sind 1865-1901 (1997, Curzon). Recalling his experience of the archives, Dr Cheesman tells me “In 1976-77, when I carried out my PhD research, the records were stored in the Commissioner’s Record Office, which came under the Commissioner of Karachi. Access was at the Commissioner’s discretion. I had to convince him that I was only interested in people who were long dead. The records staff used to bring me my dusty bundles of old papers from the nineteenth century while they got on with their main business of filing modern records. Because the work of the Karachi administration was going on around me, it really felt as if I was in the old ‘Sind Commission’.”

“What I found especially fascinating” recalls Dr. Cheesman, “was that they still had stores of unsold official publications and so long as they had sufficient copies in the archive, they were very sensibly selling off the unwanted duplicates – at the original prices. So, for example, I got the 1933 guide to ‘Sind Government Records’ for 12 annas(i.e. Rs 0.75), the 1954 Bund Manual for Rs 5 and various British settlement reports. Selling them was certainly more cost effective than the alternative, which would have been to destroy them. When I came away clutching the 1918 settlement report for Thul, Kandhkot and Kashmore, for example, I really felt time had stood still!”

Old records of the commissioner in Sindh are filed under the following classifications: revenue, judicial, administrative, political and miscellaneous. In addition, there are the proceedings of the September 1929 session of the Legislative Assembly of India (the same assembly that had been bombed by Bhaghat Singh and BK Dutt six months prior), the proceedings of the Bombay Council from 1919 onwards and Bombay Government Gazettes from as early as 1850.

It is the records of the British – who left no stone un-surveyed – that largely make up the archives. However, according to historian Hamida Khuhro, “Prior to the British period, a lot of people in Sindh who engaged in scholarly pursuits valued their manuscripts. There are families that have a collection of handwritten manuscripts: written by their ancestors, or by someone who would write on their behalf. Therefore, there was a tradition of collecting old material.” The Sindh Archives have a 450-year-old Persian manuscript and more in Arabic.

While it is the archives that are the ‘treasure’ and not the building itself, one cannot help but wonder whether its architect anticipated it as a blank canvas on which you could build your historical imagination. Built in 1988, the complex has an unfinished feel to it. Perhaps the way Karachi felt in its early days. Or the way parts of the city still feel.

Architect Navaid Husain says, “It is a naive building. I was young when I designed it. At this age I am of the view that it should have been a historic building.” Yet, somehow, its appeal lies in the fact that it does not demand appreciation. The wide-open spaces and a lack of theme are filled up by images of the history you uncover in the archives. You associate the smell of the building and the old documents with the period under study.

Hamida Khuhro argues, “The building is very badly placed. It’s near the sea; it is humid and absolutely destructive of paper. It should be shifted to KDA or even further away. The weather is better there, believe it or not.”

The manuscripts are fumigated, chemically treated, bound and stored in acid-free boxes. The stack area is the only area I’ve seen in Karachi that is furnished with a functional (waterless) fire safety system. It is air-conditioned and the temperature and humidity are strictly monitored every three hours. Old newspapers, stored in another room, are undergoing preservation.

Akash Datwani, a qualified archivist and stack area in-charge, is highly efficient in facilitating researchers. He is the man to go to when carrying out research at the archives. Datwani has provided training in archival management to the Sindh Coastal Development Authority and to students of Karachi University’s MA program in Library and Information Sciences.

Sakhidad Kachelo, who worked at the Sindh Archives from 1979 until his retirement as an assistant director in January 2016, is a part and parcel of the relics found in the archives. “Part of the record used to be stored in Hyderabad,” he recalls, “and while it was there, a significant portion of it disappeared, or was stolen. The record was shifted to the current building in 1992. In 1993, Martin Moir, former deputy director of the India Office Library, gave us six months of training in record management.”

Three lanes down, the British Council library has re-opened its doors. The Sindh Archives – a ten-minute walk from there – may not have a cafe, but it does have the first edition of Joseph Davey Cunningham’s controversial A History of the Sikhs, published in 1849 by John Murray. A faded handwritten note in its front matter section reads “The rare first edition – suppressed upon publication on account of certain passages which gave offence.” On another shelf lies the first edition of Alexander Burnes’s Cabool, published in 1842 by John Murray. Its endpaper contains the signature of its first owner, dated May 1842. Nearby, is the first edition of Charles Masson’s Narrative of Various Journeys through Balochistan, Afghanistan, The Panjab, & Kalat, published in 1844 by Richard Bentley. There is also the first edition of the 7th Earl of Dunmore’sThe Pamirs, published by John Murray in 1893, with a silver Buddha embossed on its cover. Eye-catching titles such as, ‘The Indian Alps and How We Crossed Them by A Lady Pioneer’ and ‘A History of the Thugs’ cannot be missed.

However, the rare book collection – already in delicate condition – is located in a space where sunlight, heat, dust and humidity can wreak havoc on it. The rare books have been put into the same room as regular books, near large windows that are left open. It is evident that the adjustable open shelves on which the rare books are placed are not contributing to their preservation and are, if anything, damaging their covers. As the shelves are open from the sides, some books lying on the edge are leaning outwards.

When I first visited the Sindh Archives in 2007, the rare book collection was kept under lock and key in a windowless room specifically designated for it. A visitor needed permission to be able to view it. After Naeem Daudpota became the librarian in 2010, the collection was shifted to its current location. Daudpota, an MA in Library Information Science as well as History, explains, “It doesn’t make sense to keep rare books locked away and hidden from public viewing. On the contrary, people must be made aware of their existence and be encouraged to come and read them.” While such intentions are promising, accessibility must not come at the cost of preservation. The rare books must be shifted to an air-conditioned room, devoid of windows, where temperature and humidity are closely monitored – as is done in the stack area.

Referring to the personal collections in the library of the Sindh Archives, Hamida Khuhro opines, “I don’t think it is right that books in a library be organised under personal collections. They should be organised according to subject. Otherwise it is not helpful to researchers.”

The lone researchers that are seldom found in the corridors of the archives are either lawyers – compelled to visit for work – or foreign historians, or simply those driven by a carnivorous curiosity for an accurate picture of what was.

Colonel (retd) Hassan Imam, who has carried out research on his grandfather Wadero Ghulam Kadir Dayo, a landholder of Ratodero Taluka, tells me he is convinced that “Somebody has tampered with the Blue Book of Larkana District. The photocopy of the Blue Book preserved in the Sindh Archives is different from the one preserved in the Sindhology Institute, Jamshoro.” In my own research, I did notice that certain entries in the copy of the Blue Book in the Sindhology Institute were missing from the one in the Sindh Archives. According to Imam, “The pages covering the years 1901 to 1926 are missing. Furthermore, some entries that bear the signatures of different Collectors are all in the same handwriting. Whoever had an interest in destroying this record has deliberately done so.” According to Dr Cheesman however, “The handwriting may or may not be significant. Security was surprisingly lax in those days compared to now and, before photocopiers, even sensitive documents were frequently transcribed. You would probably be able to tell a lot from the style of writing – modern handwriting is very different.”

The past, encapsulated in the archives, is relevant, as are its missing pieces. Factual specifics, although limited, are more revealing than any vague, romanticised fable. Sensibilities and perspectives uncovered in old manuscripts relating to Sindh can provide history-lovers with a fresh perspective of the present: a new way of ‘seeing’ and understanding their current reality.

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kpo-pedits · 7 years

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BTOB’s Members Profile 2017: BTOB Facts; BTOB Ideal Type.

BTOB (비투비) consists of 7 members: Eunkwang, Minhyuk, Changsub, Hyunsik, Peniel, Ilhoon and Sungjae. They debuted on March 21, 2012, under CUBE Entertainement.

BTOB Fandom Name: Melody BTOB Official Fan Color: Slow Blue

BTOB Official Accounts: Twitter: @officialbtob Facebook: BTOBofficial Youtube: officialbtob Fan cafe: cube-btob

BTOB Members Profile:

Eunkwang Stage Name: Eunkwang (은광) Birth Name: Seo Eun Kwang Position: Main Vocalist, Leader Birthday: November 22, 1990 Zodiac sign: Sagittarius Height: 173 cm (5’8″) Weight: 62 kg (136 lbs) Blood type: A Specialties: Vocals, piano Twitter: @btob_sekwang Instagram: @btob_silver_light

Eunkwang facts: – He has a younger brother, named Eunchong. – His favorite color is blue. – He did a song with Yoo SungEun called “Love Virus” – He is the “father” of the group. – He is a picky eater. – If Eunkwang could trade places with one BTOB member, he would be Sungjae because he wants to breathe the air at 180cm. – He likes to listen to emotional songs. – Eunkwang doesn’t sound when he farts. He would pretend like he doesn’t know anything. XD – His good friend in BTOB is Minhyuk. – Eunkwang admits that he’s really not quick-witted. He doesn’t know to handle woman. – He went to all-male middle and high school. – Eunkwang is close to Changsub’s sister. – Changsub’s sister favorite member in BTOB is Eunkwang. – Eunkwang is good at cooking egg stew. – Eunkwang joined a tv show, ‘Lipstick Prince’ which premiered on 1st December 2016. – If Eunkwang was a girl, he would like to date Hyunsik. – Eunkwang’s Ideal Type: Someone with a kind heart, goes to church, has double eyelids, medium sized beautiful big eyes, thick lips, small waist, no height limitation, only loves me, long straight hair, likes it when she puts one side of her hair behind her ears.

Minhyuk Stage Name: Minhyuk (민혁) Birth Name: Lee Min Hyuk Position: Lead Rapper, Lead Dancer, Vocalist, Visual Birthday: November 29, 1990 Zodiac sign: Sagittarius Height: 173 cm (5’8″) Weight: 61 kg (134 lbs) Blood type: A Specialties: Writing lyrics, composing music, rap making, exercising, acrobatics Instagram: @hutazone Twitter: @btob2mh

Minhyuk facts: – He has an older brother, named Jungmin. – Favorite color: black, white – Minhyuk is the “mother” of the group. – He was a cast member of the second season of The Romantic & Idol – Minhyuk likes to be in a romantic situation. – Minhyuk’s friends call him the ‘Holiday Star’ because they said he get attention during the holidays. – During college, Minhyuk participated in cross dressing competition twice. – If Minhyuk got a casting offer from R-Rated movie, he would be interested to star in one. – Minhyuk didn’t mind taking his shirt off. – He is the role model when it comes to cleaning. – Minhyuk actually wanted to become a soccer player. – Among the members, Minhyuk is the one who sweat a lot. – Minhyuk can watch horror movies well. – He has a puppy named Hamo. – Minhyuk is good at cooking fried rice and kimchi stew. – Minhyuk’s pants ripped once when performing “It’s Okay” and he was wearing red underwear at that time. – He barely played games. – Minhyuk starred in ‘A New Leaf’ as supporting role. – He starred in idol special of ‘Love & War 2’. – Minhyuk starred in ‘Sweet, Savage Family’. – Minhyuk also starred in a web-drama called ‘Nightmare Teacher’. – If Minhyuk was a girl, he would like to date Sungjae. – Minhyuk’s ideal type: Has cute smiley eyes, has a small face with a body proportion of 1:8, has complete self management, firm and elastic figure from exercising, occasionally revealing the expressions like a kitten or puppy, a well liked person who is kind, and knows how to aegyo, has clean and clear skin and neat teeth, someone who can watch ball games together, go to amusement parks together, go to famous tourist attractions for holiday, traveling on trains, to travel everywhere.

Changsub Stage Name: Changsub (창섭) Birth Name: Lee Chang Seob Position: Lead Vocalist Birthday: February 26, 1991 Zodiac sign: Pisces Height: 177 cm (5’10”) Weight: 64 kg (141 lbs) Blood type: O Specialties: Piano and Drums Instagram: @lee_cs_btob Twitter: @LeeCS_BTOB

Changsub facts: – He has a younger sister, named Jungeun. – His favorite color is black. – Changsub can’t resist sleep. – Changsub has a tattoo on his right shoulder, on his right forearm and on his right chest. – Changsub’s mother not allowed him to get more tattoo. – Changsub is good at cooking kimchi fried rice. – He was a skateboard athlete. – Changsub went to Howon University. – The member who listens to Eunkwang the most is Changsub. – Changsub really like to brush his teeth. – Changsub’s ideal type: Someone with a small egg shaped face, with long straight hair or wavy curls, wears sports shoes, height 165cm, s line, smiley eyes, someone who is more lively than me and thinks before acting, dont put on thick make up, milky white skin, someone who leads me on, someone who will go with me to busan’s haeundae to look at the sea and eat sashimi, to go to awesome place to have coffee together, eat pork soup with rice at night..

Hyunsik Stage Name: Hyunsik (현식) Birth Name: Im Hyun Sik Position: Main Dancer, Lead Vocalist Birthday: March 7, 1992 Zodiac sign: Pisces Height: 177 cm (5’10”) Weight: 66 kg (145 lbs) Blood Type: A Specialties: Vocal, Composition, Lyrics, Guitar, Piano Instagram: @imhyunsik Twitter: @BTOB_IMHYUNSIK

Hyunsik facts: – He has an older brother, named Yoonsik. – His favorite color is red. – Hobbies: singing, writing and composing music – Hyunsik has tattoos on his arm and behind his neck. – Hyunsik was popular among the girls ever since 4th grade elementary school. – He had a fancafe on some portal site around 3rd or 4th grade. – Hyunsik is good at cooking stir fried tuna with kimchi. – Hyunsik got a personal cooking lessons when he was younger. – Hyunsik is really active in composing songs most of the time. – Hyunsik’s father is a singer Im Jihoon. – Hyunsik has studied abroad in Shanghai for 2 years. – Hyunsik can hold liquor the best among the members. – If Hyunsik was a girl, he would like to date Sungjae. – Hyunsik’s ideal type: extraordinary, someone who is more special than i am, someone who is very adorable but will be very sexy when she is next to me, someone who is not too boring, someone who is willing to give but knows that she is lacking, a woman who complements me.

Peniel Stage Name: Peniel (프니엘) Birth Name: Shin Dong Geun Position: Rapper, Vocalist Birthday: March 10, 1993 Zodiac sign: Pisces Height: 175 cm (5’9″) Weight: 63 kg (139 lbs) Blood Type: AB Specialties: Acting, guitar Instagram: @btobpeniel Twitter: @PenielShin

Peniel facts: – He has an older sister, named Jennifer. – He is a former trainee under JYPE – He was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, United States and speaks fluent English – Hobbies: listening to music – Peniel talks well with both male and female. – Peniel learned Korean curse words from Sungjae. – Peniel was the last member to join BTOB. – Peniel’s close friends during his trainee days are B.A.P’s Youngjae, EXID’s Junghwa and Bestie’s Haeryoung. – Peniel likes to take pictures of food before eating. – He doesn’t like acting cute. – Peniel sleeps naked. – He suffers from hair loses. That’s why he shaved his hair. – Peniel appeared in a tv show, ‘Hello Counselor’ once because he wanted to tell his fans the truth reason why he went bold. – If Peniel was a girl, he would date Sungjae. – Peniel’s ideal Type: A girl with a beautiful smile, must definitely not smoke. Hope she would be either pretty or adorable, someone who is positive, and able to fit in well.

Ilhoon Stage Name: Ilhoon (일훈) Birth Name: Jung Il Hoon Position: Main Rapper, Vocalist Birthday: October 4, 1994 Zodiac sign: Libra Height: 176 cm (5’9″) Weight: 64 kg (141 lbs) Blood Type: B Specialties: Rap, Writing lyrics, Composition Instagram: @ilhoonmj Twitter: @BTOB_ILL

Ilhoon facts: – He has an older sister, named JOO. – His hobby is shopping. – Ilhoon doen’t eat much, he don’t have an appetite. – Ilhoon is really good at sudden attack (games). – Ilhoon choose teleportation as a super power that he wants to have. – The member who troubled Eunkwang the most is Ilhoon. – Ilhoon don’t like cold weather. – He mentioned that he wants to touch Himchan’s butt. – Ilhoon hasn’t received any confessions from girls at his school. – Ilhoon was the one that came out with the name ‘Melody’ as the fandom’s name. – Ilhoon first love didn’t come true. – Ilhoon was warned of potentially being at risk of lung cancer on a tv show, ‘Vitamin’. – Ilhoon has tattoos on his chest saying “No one can be like God” and one on his arm. – Ilhoon’s armpit hair originally doesn’t grow. – He’s known for inventing and popularizing the gestures for “Gwiyomi Player”. – If Ilhoon was a girl, he would date himself. – Ilhoon’s ideal type: has long eyelashes, big eyes, s line figure, slender body, it doesnt matter if she is tall or short, has white skin, has brown colored pupils, it would be good if she has short bob hair

Sungjae Stage Name: Sungjae (성재) Birth Name: Yook Sung Jae Position: Lead Vocalist, Face of the Group, Maknae Birthday: May 2, 1995 Zodiac sign: Taurus Height: 180 cm (5’11”) Weight: 68 kg (149 lbs) Blood type: A Specialties: Vocals, snowboarding Instagram: @6_zalddow Twitter: @BTOB_6SJ

Sungjae facts: – He has an older sister, named Sungyoung. – His favorite colors are black and red. – His hobbies are snowboarding and shopping. – Kim Sohyun and Joy are someone who Sungjae wants to has as a younger sister. – Sungjae was dropped at the final round of a JYP open audition. – Sungjae hiccups when he eats spicy food. – There was a time where Sungjae was a yogurt addict. He had 16 cups a day. – Sungjae first met V from BTS at the toilet and they became close since then. – Sungjae doesn’t like showing his body. – Sungjae chooses Suzy as the female idol he wants to date. – Sungjae likes older women. – Sungjae filmed WGM with Joy from Red Velvet. – Sungjae starred in ‘Plus Nine Boys’ as Kang Min Gu. – Sungjae starred in ‘School 2015 : Who Are You’ as the second male lead, Gong Tae Kwang. – Sungjae starred in ‘The Village : Achiara’s Secret’ as the male lead, Park Woo Jae. – Sungjae starred in ‘Goblin’ as Yoo Deok Hwa. – If Sungjae was a girl, he would date Minhyuk. – Sungjae’s ideal type: Has droopy shaped big eyes , black and straight long hair, someone who is sexy but will show me her cute side, has a belly button which look good, slender figure and is glamorous, I want to put my arm around her waist and walk along the beach together, watch movie, eat…

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