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Researchers at the Department of Energy lab learned that key surface properties of complex oxide films are unaffected by reduced levels of oxygen during fabrication — an unanticipated finding with possible implications for the design of functional complex oxides used in a variety of consumer products, said Zheng Gai, a member of DOE's Center for Nanoscale Materials Sciences at ORNL.
This figure shows the spectroscopic measurement (current as a function of voltage) and this as a function of temperature. (Reproduced by permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry)
The findings are detailed in a paper published in Nanoscale.
While the properties of the manganite material below the surface change as expected with the removal of oxygen, becoming an insulator rather than a metal, or conductor, researchers found that the sample showed remarkably stable electronic properties at the surface. Gai emphasized that the robustness of a surface matters because it is precisely the surface properties that determine, influence and affect the functionality of complex oxides in catalysis and batteries.
"With these materials being a promising alternative to silicon or graphene in electronic devices, the ever-decreasing size of such components makes their surface properties increasingly important to understand and control," Gai said.
While this work provides a fundamental understanding of a material used and researched for catalysts, oxide electronics and batteries, Gai and lead author Paul Snijders noted that it's difficult to speculate about possible impacts.
"I always say that in basic science we are discovering the alphabet," said Snijders, a member of ORNL's Materials Science and Technology Division. "How these letters will be designed into a useful technological book is hard to predict."
Making this discovery possible was the fact the authors did their experiment using scanning probe microscopy in a vacuum system with no exposure of the samples to the atmosphere. This contrasts with the conventional approach of growing a sample and then installing it in analysis equipment. During such a transfer, scientists expose the material to the water, nitrogen and carbon dioxide in the air.
By studying pristine samples, the ORNL team gained a surprising new understanding of the physics of the material surfaces — an understanding that is necessary to design new functional applications, Snijders said.
Other authors of the paper, titled "Persistent metal-insulator transition at the surface of an oxygen-deficient, epitaxial manganite film," are Min Gao, Hangwen Guo, Guixin Cao, Wolter Siemons and Thomas Ward of ORNL, Hongjun Gao of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Jian Shen of Fudan University, China. Min Gao and Snijders contributed equally to this work, which was funded by DOE's Basic Energy Sciences. A portion of the research was conducted at the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences. The paper is available at http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2013/nr/c3nr02343e.
CNMS is one of the five DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers supported by the DOE Office of Science, premier national user facilities for interdisciplinary research at the nanoscale. Together the NSRCs comprise a suite of complementary facilities that provide researchers with state-of-the-art capabilities to fabricate, process, characterize and model nanoscale materials, and constitute the largest infrastructure investment of the National Nanotechnology Initiative. The NSRCs are located at DOE's Argonne, Brookhaven, Lawrence Berkeley, Oak Ridge, Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories. For more information about the DOE NSRCs, please visit http://science.energy.gov/bes/suf/user-facilities/nanoscale-science-research-centers.
UT-Battelle manages ORNL for DOE's Office of Science. The Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States and is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. For more information, please visit http://science.energy.gov/.
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Look out for an interesting interview with researcher Prof Gilles-Eric Seralini. Jeffrey Smith, author of the books Seeds of Deception and Genetic Roulette, is one of the best communicators on GM food safety - or the lack of it. His trilogy of films on the topic are all worth watching and provide a great introduction to the subject for friends, educators, and decision-makers. Here's a review of the set, under its alternative title, Hidden dangers in kids' meals.
The biotech industry's claim that genetically modified (GM) foods are safe is shattered in this lecture, which is for anyone wanting to understand GM technology, to learn how to protect themselves, or to share their concerns with others.
An animated film that simply yet clearly illustrates the set of problems with genetically manipulated foods. Created by Simon Jochum for Greenpeace. (Time 2:42)
The dangers of glyphosate (Roundup) in our food supply are clear and present. Why are industry and government not acting as they should? Just as was the case in the 1950s with DDT and tobacco, we are on the brink of disastrous damage to health worldwide. This short film begins to explain why, and what we can do. (Time 9:51)
In this video taken at Navdanya, Dehradun, India, Dr Mira Shiva speaks about her feedback to the public hearings on Bt Brinjal. (Time: 13:57)
Glyphosate is the world's most widely used weed killer. Some claim it is completely harmless, others say it is a serious health hazard for man and animals. A topical investigation into a controversial substance.
Dr. Arpad Pusztai discusses his research on the effects of feeding GMO potatoes to rats. He was sacked for telling the truth about his results to the general public. (Total time 14:34)
Ray Seidler, former Senior Scientist at the EPA, wrote the Biosafety Plan. He gave presentations during the 2013 Jackson County Measure 15-119 campaign to ban GMO crops in the Rouge Valley.
Excellent short German documentary, with English subtitles, about the effects of glyphosate-tolerant GM soy cultivation in South America and the import of GM soy animal feed into Europe. Includes interviews with researchers, Prof Andres Carrasco, and Prof Gilles-Eric Seralini. (Time: 7:51)
Dr. Lorrin Pang, MD, Department of Health Maui County District Health Officer, shares his personal concerns about the safety of GMO food products and the industry's lack of regulation. 2013.
Birke Baehr, aged 11, gives an inspiring, persuasive and coherent TED talk on what is wrong with our food system and how we can make a difference and change it. (Time 5:22)
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International best-selling author Jeffrey M Smith (Seeds of Deception, GMO Trilogy, and Genetic Roulette) joins Alex Bogusky and his father Bill for a sobering conversation about America's food supply. What regulations are in place to protect you and your family? The answers may shock you and hopefully make you rethink your choices as a consumer. (Time: 54:49)
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A new video of Andres Carrasco, professor of Molecular Embryology Laboratory at University of Buenos Aires, talking about his research showing birth defects cause by glyphosate, present in Roundup Ready Soy. (Time: 37.23)
By now most people know that GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organisms. But how do GMOs affect us, the food we eat, and the environment? Jeffrey Smith, founder of the Institute for Responsible Technology provides a solid general overview in this interview. More Smith videos here. (Time: 44:10)
A former Monsanto employee, Kirk Azevedo, came forward for an interview with Food Nation Radio Network to give our listeners insight into how Monsanto does business. During the time he was employed there with some of the best minds in the biotech industry, he became alarmed by some of the practices Monsanto used to test new GMO crops, how those crops were disposed of after testing, and more. (Time: 7:09)
A lecture by Jeffrey Smith, in which he summarizes the contents of his book, Seeds of Deception. It's not only informative, but amusing. More Smith videos here. (Time: 10:09)
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Press conference by Greenpeace and CRIIGEN in Berlin on March 13, 2007 on the risks involved in the feeding of Monsanto's GM maize MON863. Rats who were fed the maize developed problems in their livers and kidneys and became ill. Nevertheless the maize is considered safe for humans by European authorities. (Time: 4:09)
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Utterly fantastic studies of the proprietor! You should do more people...better yet, you should sell him the studies...for his signs!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
He looks like the classic farmer...Delete
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Delightful story! Please keep them coming!ive been an email subscriber for almost a year and your posts never fail to delight. Do consider making a book of your posts...perhaps all it needs is the right structure,for example, a month of French pastries, or more a travelogue of your favorite places...just ideas, anyway!ReplyDelete
It would be nice to have them delivered, but then again I have fear of missing out, especially when it comes to food. Are the fruits and vegetables organic? We are having problems with people getting sick from inferior growing practices.ReplyDeleteReplies
They are not 'organic' but small specialty crops grown on his farmDelete
Even people your paint perfectly..So charming!!ReplyDelete
I love markets Carol..I think I bought have purchased those spices also.
:)Your granny apple is wonderful..I painted a small bowl of small green apples this morning as I simmered my apples for jelly..and now see even more evidently how they are so awful..
Bravo..comme toujours~
All very yummy!ReplyDelete
Your watercolours are always charming.
On Friday night I was thinkng of you and a Rotisserie chicken. I would have killed for one....:-) Have a great week x
Lynn Rosetto Caspar (Sp) was just talking zucchini flowers on The Splendid Table yesterday with all sorts of good ways to prepare them!ReplyDelete
What a grand time to be at the market -- love markets; can't get enough of them! And I especially love your painting at the top. I don't think I've ever seen you paint people before! Terrific!
Those tomatoes and Nyons olives....salivating!ReplyDelete
Love your watercolor of him. Just perfect. Veggies look really delicious as does the chicken.ReplyDelete
Hi Carol!ReplyDelete
I wonder if I should send you my macaron watercolor card. I painted it for a bridal shower this weekend.
I might be your best student EVER!
I created it by following your tips, so I owe you a big thanks.
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By University of Rochester Sports Information
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Jess Babice set up one goal and scored another as Rowan University defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 3-0, in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Playoffs at Edwin Fauver Stadium.
The Profs improved to 16-2-1. Rowan will play Rochester (13-3-3), a 4-0 winner over Westfield State University, in Sunday's second round match at 6 pm. The winner advances to the Sweet 16 next weekend at a site to be determined.
Veronia Rhea scored on a penalty kick for Rowan and Nina Fragoso turned home a Babice pass three minutes later as the Profs broke open a 0-0 game. Babice scored on a breakaway midway through the second half to complete the scoring.
"I don't think we were at the top of our game tonight," said Rowan coach Scott Leacott. "We lost in the semifinals of our conference tournament and have been idle for 10 days. At times, we played great. But this was not our best effort."
Rowan took charge early. MIT goalkeeper Meghan Wright turned back good shots in the first eight minutes – and before the match was 14 minutes old, the Profs hit the woodwork twice. Babice lined one off the post in the eighth minute and Evynn Wright hit the crossbar after a corner kick by Rhea in the 13th minute.
"Our goalkeeper kept us in it tonight (early) and we settled down," said MIT coach Martin Desmarais. The Engineers were playing in their first NCAA tournament after winning the NEWMAC title, but there were no nerves on display.
"We've been playing big games for two weeks now," Desmarais said. "We came up strong in each of those games."
With the game scoreless and MIT finding its footing, the Engineers were denied an early lead by the woodwork. Katie Pesce let one fly from 25 yards out that Sarah Volkomer turned against the crossbar for a corner kick.
"They're good," said Leacott. "They work the ball around. They settled in nicely."
Shortly after that, the Engineers were whistled for a foul in the box and Rhea converted the penalty kick (27:42). Three minutes later, Babice's pass found Fragoso who tucked it home for a 2-0 lead at 30:53.
"I thought we played great for the first 15-20 minutes. We kept the ball on the ground," Leacott said. "We've jumped out on teams before and we seem to let up a little bit."
Both coaches talked about keeping focus in the second half. Leacott urged the Profs to raise the level of their game. Desmarais wanted MIT to concentrate on getting that first goal.
A minute after the restart, Alisha Lussiez got free in the box but shot the ball over the crossbar. "Any time you're down more than one goal, you focus on that next goal," Desmarais said. "(Lussiez) is one of our best finishers. We get that back and it changes momentum."
Babice tacked on the crucial third goal at 61:25. Ashley Schaffer played a long ball over the top. Babice sprinted onto it ahead of the MIT backs and ran in alone to slot the ball into the lower left hand corner. She was denied a second breakaway goal in the 79th minute. She tried to go around Wright but the goalkeeper deflected the dribble and Claire DeRosa came over to clear the ball.


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More Tips On How To Pump Up Your Portfolio
Following up on our finance feature in Instinct's April/May Issue, Jason McDonald, accredited domestic partnership adviser and vice president-investment officer at Wells Fargo, shares some more tips and insights when it comes to same-sex marriage and money!
Select Advisers Familiar With the Issues
"Gay friendly" is no longer sufficient. Seek out advisers, attorneys and other professionals who fully understand the unique planning requirements for LGBT couples.
Execute a Healthcare Proxy and a Directive to Physicians
A healthcare proxy designates an agent (e.g., your partner) to make medical decisions for you in the event of your incapacity.
Create Your Investment and Estate Plans—Together!
A plan can help with long-term financial goals, determining how to save for major purchases and laying out your paths to retirement.
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Careful estate planning for same-sex partners is a must. You should be specific, clear and precise in making your wishes known.
Be Precise With Beneficiary Designations
Instead of leaving it to state laws to identify your legal heirs, your will should list the identities of your beneficiaries by name.
Make a Property Agreement
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NEW! Asian American Bar Association for the Greater Chicago Area Law Foundation Scholarship
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The board members of the Asian American Bar Association for the Greater Chicago Area�Law Foundation (�AABA Law Foundation�) and members of its scholarship committee, announce the AABA Law Foundation's scholarship program.� The AABA Law Foundation�was established in February 2009, and is a non-profit, charitable and educational affiliate of Asian American Bar Association ("AABA") that is tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3).�
One of the goals of the AABA Law Foundation�is to�provide financial assistance to Asian Pacific American law students who have demonstrated academic excellence and social leadership.��Starting this year, the AABA Law Foundation will award annual scholarships to law students who have demonstrated a commitment to serving the needs of the Chicago-area Asian Pacific American community, and who will continue to serve the needs of the Chicago-area Asian Pacific American communities through pro bono, public interest, and/or public service legal work in the future.� This year, the AABA Law Foundation intends to award two Inaugural Scholarships of $2,500 each to law students who have exemplified that commitment. Interested students can pick up the scholarship application in the Office of Admissions, Suite 230.
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Preference will be given to a son or daughter of a member of Masonic Lodge 1098 in Lombard, Illinois, or to former residents of the Masonic Children?s Home in La Grange, Illinois, and those who come from Masonic families.
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Waternet: From Print Publishing to the Digital Frontier
Slade is senior technical information specialist at American Water
Works Association; email: email@example.com.
This article was originally developed as a presentation for the
Data Harmony Users Conference held in
American Water Works Association (AWWA) is a non-profit
membership-driven association dedicated to safe drinking water in
circulation has been important to the everyday dealings of AWWA for
over 124 years. With a complex membership structure, a vast
volunteer network and more than 57,000 members, databases have also
played a key role in tracking member and customer data. Ironically,
however, one of the databases (Waternet) that will be core to the
association's modern plan to rapidly deliver content to the public
has been largely an afterthought during its 26-year life span (see
Figure 1).
Founded in 1979, Waternet is a comprehensive bibliographic database encompassing water-related literature from 1971 to the present day. Although Waternet includes references from many major water industry publishers, its mission continues to be to maintain a master record of literature published by the American Water Works Association. At the time of this writing, Waternet contained more than 55,000 records, adding approximately 2,000 more each year.
is essentially a database of metadata for the publications of the
association. It contains approximately 30 fields of data that relate
to bibliographic content, such as the title, publication year,
publisher, authors and an abstract written by staff technical
information specialists. Figure 2 is a sample record that customers
might see from the Waternet database. The accession number, a
seven-digit zero-padded primary key, was originally used to retrieve
literature from AWWA's bookshelves, although today the Waternet
database can directly link to PDF (Adobes Portable Document
Format) representations of the documents or to online locations
where customers have the option of purchasing documents.
FIGURE 2. Sample Waternet Database Record
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Adams, Alison --- Nero, Wendy --- Emanuel, Richard
Tampa Bay Water, Clearwater, FL --- CH2M HILL, Inc.,
Abbreviation: ACE
2004 Annual Conference Proceedings; American Water
June 13-17, 2004
2 references, figures
Conf Proc
Tampa, Florida --- Regulations --- Management ---
Abstract: Tampa Bay Water, Florida's largest wholesale water supplier, together with its member governments, supplies approximately 240 million gallons per day (mgd) of potable water to nearly two million people in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. Beginning in 2003, Tampa Bay Water's groundwater sources were reduced due to environmental impacts and regulatory constraints, and replaced with surface water and desalted water. Since 1998 Tampa Bay Water's Board has authorized $1.25 billion for infrastructure investment to support environmental recovery. Tampa Bay Water determined that a decision support system (DSS) would improve its decision-making effectiveness as new, diverse water sources were placed into operation. Tampa Bay Water's DSS is a custom-developed user-interface (referred to as the DSS Manager) which provides access into the agency's enterprise database, allowing users to query data, extract data, conduct analysis on the data, and generate reports and provides access to certain models which are used in source forecasting and optimization. Immediate benefits to Tampa Bay Water include: increasing the agency's efficiency in operating the new supply sources; enhance effective management of Tampa Bay Water's complex water supply/resource systems; improve the agency's data collection, storage, and retrieval process to maximize environmental and cost benefits; facilitate regulatory compliance; and, provide for consistent and uniform decision-making in a complex and dynamic water supply environment. During a two-year period, Tampa Bay Water conducted a Needs and Assessment Study (Phase I), completed the development of several large-scale applications as well as implemented a redesign of its enterprise database (Phase II implementation). Phase I identified and prioritized 14 requirements that represent new or enhanced water supply functions essential to the agency. Alternatives were defined to meet these 14 requirements and a Phase II implementation plan developed. This paper discusses the approach used to develop the agency's DSS, lessons learned during the development and implementation of this DSS by Tampa Bay Water, and use of this approach in meeting operational and planning supply management objectives.
from Print to Digital
to 1997 AWWA was almost exclusively a print publisher. Unlike the
above referenced record, where you see that the media type for the
document referenced is "PDF," all publications and
literature were released in a print format. Each Waternet record
corresponded to a physical document on the shelf of AWWA's onsite
technical library.
1997, with the traditional paper document delivery system still in
place, AWWA began to publish some of its content, most notably
conference proceedings, in a CD-ROM format. The ramifications of
this were not completely realized at the time, and there were some
growing pains, but by the time Y2K rolled around, AWWA had become
primarily a PDF publisher, recognizing the obvious benefits of
having its literature in electronic format.
the huge popularity of the Web, customers had also begun to expect
content to be delivered to them through this medium. Additionally,
digital content like text documents, videos and PowerPoint
presentations contained valuable information that needed to be
cataloged for later retrieval. All of these extensions proved to be
challenging to AWWA and its staff, not only for the document
creators, but also for Waternet staff that needed to keep track of
all of the new types of content.
that had long been print-based began to publish content to the
Internet. Mainstream,
AWWAs longstanding membership newsletter, started publishing to
the Web, naming itself E-Mainstream, complete with a new ISSN number and new volume and
issue numbers. Complicating matters, the print edition of Mainstream was still released on a bimonthly basis in conjunction
with E-Mainstream.
However, titles on the Web edition were reduced to make room in the
browser, leading to slightly different titles for the same content!
In 2005 AWWA made the decision to index and abstract only the Web
version of Mainstream,
abandoning the print version altogether.
AWWA had made a wise move in beginning to publish documents in PDF,
very little thought was given to how Waternet would track these new
media types. By 2000, thousands of PDF documents were stored on
various CDs or Zip disks throughout the building, with no tracking
method in place nor any method for rapid retrieval of this content.
This uncontrolled proliferation was a two-fold problem. First, there
was no dialog between the Waternet team and staff creating the new
PDF documents or other electronic media. Second, the Waternet
database itself was mired in an inflexible data model, and staff
lacked technical expertise in the DBMS (database management systems)
Migration to
new DBMS Technology
over a decade it had been apparent that Waternet would need to track
digital media. With the increasing number of PDFs being produced,
however, it became critical to get them into the system sooner
rather than later. As mentioned, prior to 2000, Waternet had
continued to track documents in print format only. This practice was
partly the result of a lack of strategy for digital file management
and partly because of a lack of technical expertise in the DBMS AWWA
was using at the time. Although it was a powerful DBMS, staff lacked
the support and training required to exploit it. Additionally, the
data model originally employed fostered some inflexibility in being
able to modify the database. In 2000 AWWA made the decision to
switch to a more flexible and modern software system called the Data
Harmony Suite (www.accessinn.com). This change has paid huge
dividends both in staff productivity and in the portability of the
the software Waternet employed from 1995-2000 was a DBMS constructed
to manage bibliographic data, Data Harmony was designed from the
beginning to be a bibliographic data management system. There are
three components: XIS (XML Intranet System), TM (Thesaurus Master)
and MAI (Machine-Aided Indexing). Although this paper focuses
primarily on XIS for the DBMS side, TM and MAI have also been
extremely important in managing the thesaurus hierarchy and the
automatic, intelligent assignment of keywords. XIS replaced the old
DBMS, and immediate results were recognized. The older database used
a three-stage batch system in which records were duplicated across
three tables. The first table contained incomplete records,
the second table contained complete records that were awaiting
editing, while the final table contained the edited records
that were ready for public consumption. Programming had been written
to support this batch style of data management, but the database
utilized a proprietary scripting language that staff was unfamiliar
with. Any modifications to the database required external support
and complete reprogramming of routines to ensure data integrity
across the three tables.
situation was inefficient and costly and often caused great delays
for simple tasks such as merely adding a new field. Additionally,
the database ran in a DOS environment from client PCs. While this
environment was adequate at the time, XIS offered new methods for
entering and manipulating data. Perhaps the greatest bonus at the
time the Data Harmony was installed was that XIS employed a browser
interface for entering data, rather than requiring specialized
software on each machine. As long as editors had a browser and
access to the Internet, they could enter or manipulate data from
wherever they were located.
Use of
TM and MAI are written entirely in Java, storing data in XML. As
Java and XML have become industry standards, AWWA is no longer
locked into a proprietary DBMS, reliant on external vendor support
for minor changes. While technical expertise is necessary to run the
new system, there is a wealth of literature and training about these
areas of technology. Additionally, most modern database systems now
accommodate XML, so Waternet data is easily portable to new systems.
the Intranet and CMS
has made several technological leaps since 2000. In 2001 AWWA
overhauled its website, moving away from tens of thousands of static
html pages to a completely dynamic Web powered by ColdFusion (www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/).
In 2002 AWWA also decided to purchase OpenText Livelink (www.opentext.com/),
a powerful enterprise-level content management system to assist
staff in organizing their own content. XIS has allowed AWWA to merge
the Waternet database into both of these new technologies through
the use of Java to act as a bridge between the two. Waternet is now
offered on the Intranet pushed from XIS through a ColdFusion
interface. The metadata is also being added to objects in Livelink
as editors create new digital content. XIS still acts as the master
container for the Waternet data, but it has become quite portable to
any system that has a Java interface, such as the OpenText Livelink
API (LAPI) or ColdFusion, which has an ability to instantiate Java
Although Waternet has had some trials, it has largely persevered due to its innate value in tracking the associations content in a consistent manner. It has also greatly benefited from the use of tools that enhance its ability to adapt and change with the times. As digital content continues to evolve, Waternet must evolve with it. By using technology built on industry standards such as Java and XML, Waternet has the ability to do just that.
Copyright © 2005, American Society for Information Science and Technology


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Opinion 13-07
January 24, 2013
Digest: A part-time judge may accept appointment as a volunteer member of a legislatively established statewide council which reviews inmate grievances, provided that service on the council is not unduly controversial, but the judge must abstain from participating in the review of any grievance originating from the county in which he/she serves as a judge.
Rules: 22 NYCRR 100.2; 100.2(A); 100.3(A); 100.4(A)(1)-(3); 100.4(C)(2)(a); 100.4(C)(3)(a)(i); 100.5(A)(1); 100.6(B)(1); Joint Opinion 12-181/12-186; Opinions 13-25; 12-139; 11-68; 11-05; 07-46; 06-32; 03-96; 96-123 (Vol. XV); 92-86 (Vol. X); 92-53 (Vol. IX); 90-104 (Vol. VI).
A part-time judge asks if he/she may accept an appointment to a legislatively established statewide council.1 The judge says the council reviews inmate grievances from local jail facilities in light of applicable laws and standards; assesses and votes on whether the facility's response is in compliance; and, if necessary, makes a recommendation about "what the facility has to do to rectify the situation." The judge states that most grievances involve discrete incidents pertaining to a single individual; however, a grievance may occasionally highlight a systemic problem within the jail, or even call attention to a statewide problem.2 Where there appears to be a statewide problem, the council chairperson issues a memorandum for distribution to all jails in the state, advising them of the issue and the council's recommendation. The inquiring judge says he/she would serve without compensation, and "review[] grievances from inmates across the state, but abstain from voting on any grievance from [the county] where I am currently a judge."
A judge must always avoid even the appearance of impropriety (see 22 NYCRR 100.2) and must always act to promote public confidence in the judiciary's integrity and impartiality (see 22 NYCRR 100.2[A]). A judge's extra-judicial activities must not be incompatible with judicial office, and also must not cast reasonable doubt on the judge's capacity to act impartially as a judge, detract from the dignity of judicial office, or interfere with the proper performance of judicial duties (see 22 NYCRR 100.4[A][1]-[3]). A part-time judge, unlike a full-time judge, may serve on a governmental committee or commission even if it is concerned with issues of fact or policy in matters other than the improvement of law, the legal system or the administration of justice (see 22 NYCRR 100.4[C][2][a]; 100.6[B][1]). However, neither a part-time nor a full-time judge may serve as an officer, director, trustee or non-legal advisor of an organization if it is likely the organization will be engaged in proceedings that ordinarily would come before the judge (see 22 NYCRR 100.4[C][3][a][i]).
The Rules Governing Judicial Conduct do not prohibit part-time judges from engaging in extra-judicial activities involving correctional facilities, as long as the judge's participation does not conflict with the judge's judicial duties, cast doubt on the judge's ability to be impartial, or otherwise create an appearance of impropriety (see generally 22 NYCRR 100.3[A]; 100.4[A][1]-[3]). Thus, the Committee has advised that a part-time judge may, subject to certain limitations, serve as a member of a citizens advisory committee which will work with the Department of Corrections in connection with a new correctional facility to be located within the township where the judge serves (see Opinion 90-104 [Vol. VI]), or serve on the board of a facility that houses youths convicted of felonies, where the judge does not make referrals to the facility and has no involvement with its residents (see Opinion 03-96). The Committee has even advised that a part-time judge may accept employment with the Department of Corrections (see Opinion 13-25), or work as a hair stylist or nurse at a county jail (see Opinions 96-123 [Vol. XV]; 92-86 [Vol. X]).
The Committee has also recognized that part-time judges are afforded somewhat greater latitude in their speech than full-time judges (see Opinion 06-32 [permitting a part-time judge to speak publicly on a "controversial" and "politically charged" subject affecting the judge's community, where the judge and his/her law firm are known for their expertise on the subject]).
Nonetheless, even a part-time judge "may not serve on committees that focus on 'political or controversial issues'" (Opinion 11-68). For example, the Committee has advised that, where lawsuits are reasonably anticipated relating to conditions in the local jails, and jail conditions have been a matter of substantial local controversy, a judge may not serve as a member of a legislatively-created local Corrections Advisory Board tasked with providing suggestions to the local legislative and executive branches for improving the local jails and forwarding complaints about jail conditions to the sheriff's office for investigation (see Opinion 11-05). The Committee specifically noted that the Corrections Advisory Board:
is involved in fielding complaints regarding the local correctional facilities, aspects of which are likely to come before judges subject to the inquiring judge's supervision in their judicial capacity. Under these circumstances, serving on that Board would be incompatible with the judges' judicial duties and would also cast doubt on their independence and impartiality (see Opinion 07-46). Moreover, due to the frequency of litigation over local jail conditions, it appears that the Corrections Advisory Board's work is likely to become controversial, further rendering participation incompatible with judicial office (see Opinions 05-141; 99-74 [Vol. XVIII]). Thus, the inquiring administrative judge should not permit a judge subject to his/her supervision to serve on the local Corrections Advisory Board.
(Opinion 11-05). A significant distinction from Opinion 11-05 in the present inquiry is that it is highly unlikely that inmate grievances relating to jails located in other counties would ever be litigated in the inquiring judge's court. Moreover, there is no indication the council itself is likely to be involved in issues or proceedings that would ordinarily come before the inquiring judge's court (compare Opinions 11-05; 07-46; 22 NYCRR 100.4[C][3][a][i]).
Therefore, provided that the council's work does not involve impermissible political activity (see generally 22 NYCRR 100.5[A][1]) and is not so controversial that it is incompatible with judicial office (see Opinions 11-68; 11-05), the inquiring judge may serve on the council. However, to minimize any possible conflict or appearance of impropriety, the judge must abstain from participating in the review of any grievance originating from the county in which he/she serves as a judge.
1 The enacted statute does not mandate that the council include judges (compare Joint Opinion 12-181/12-186 [domestic violence fatality review team]; Opinions 12-132 [alternatives to incarceration board]; 92-53 [Vol. IX] [same]).
2 The judge provides examples of a discrete, individual issue ("[t]he jail lost my sneakers"); a systemic problem within the jail ("[t]he jail does not have kosher meals for all who require it"); and a statewide problem (e.g., there are indications that administrators in multiple facilities are unaware of a change in the law).


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How's this for a slice of irony?
Mario Batali, dressed in a suit, no orange Crocs in sight, is seated at a gleaming restaurant counter in a Manhattan eatery, haranguing a chef who works for him: "In a down economy, green doesn't play," Batali insists as part of a profanity-laden rant. "People don't give a damn where their hamburger comes from as long as it tastes good."
It's the last thing anyone would expect to hear from the ambassador of Italian cuisine, a man who wholeheartedly endorses the eating local philosophy. But according to Batali, that was part of the fun in playing the role of an angry businessman named Gordon in the low-budget satirical horror film "Bitter Feast," which was designed by writer-director and self-professed foodie Joe Maggio to send up the contemporary culinary culture.
"It was hilarious," Batali says. "Every line I said was everything against what I believe."
The movie, which premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June and heads to DVD this week, tells the story of Peter Gray ( James LeGros), the chef at a New American eatery called Feast, who abducts a food blogger after he publishes a rumor that Gray's television show is about to be canceled.
Gray chains up the writer in the basement of his country house and forces him to execute seemingly simple tasks, such as making eggs over easy without breaking the yolks and grilling a steak medium-rare — and tortures him when he fails to achieve perfection. In one instance, he strikes the man in the face with a hot frying pan; in another, he kidnaps the writer's wife.
Maggio, who had worked in kitchens himself and had been a butcher at Magnani's in Oakland after college, was inspired to write the script after reading a particularly vicious Frank Bruni review of Gordon Ramsay at the London that ran in the New York Times a few years ago. Maggio said that living in Brooklyn's Fort Greene, where foodie chatter has reached a fever pitch, helped him flesh out the concept.
"Every time I open my e-mail, there's an invitation to a new dinner club," Maggio said. "Everything is locally sourced, right down to the china you're eating off of that was done by a potter who lives in Brooklyn. I can't get sausage anymore without knowing what the pig ate. Everything comes with a little placard next to it with this long description of where it was raised, how, by whom, is this person an old hippie, what kind of music does he listen to."
Batali was approached to do his cameo in the film by the producer, Larry Fessenden, whose children attend the same school as Batali's. He immediately sparked to the black humor in the idea of a wronged chef taking revenge against a critic.
"How much better can it get?" says Batali, adding that even at this point in his storied career, he still reads reviews. "Especially bloggers! There's a lot of anonymous bloggers out there who just take potshots, write it down and suddenly you can cut and paste it, so it's almost like it's entered the world of real journalism. The premise was interesting that there was some accountability."
Despite the untold hours that Batali has spent in front of the camera, he says he was quite nervous about acting — he's much more comfortable being himself on-screen. "Generally, when I'm doing my shows, it's completely improvised so there's no way I can mess it up," he says. "The idea of having to nail three lines and eye contact and blocking and everything petrified me. For two days, I didn't sleep."
Maggio says he was star-struck when Batali showed up on set to shoot his scene, which was filmed at the West Village eatery 10 Downing.
"I think the man's an artist," Maggio says. "I was as nervous with him as I would be if Ingmar Bergman were to come back from the dead and be there. I didn't want to make mistakes. Also, we were dealing with food culture, and I'm an amateur. I thought maybe we were doing all sorts of things wrong and he was going to think I was an idiot."
Batali, though, is a huge fan of the film and has watched it multiple times, a fact in which Maggio takes great pride. "I don't care what any film critic says," Maggio says. "Mario Batali thinks we nailed the foodie culture, the restaurant culture and also the way we presented the food and dealt with the food. He gave us his thumbs up."
Maggio is continuing on in the culinary world — as a writer on the upcoming PBS travelogue series "The Kimchi Chronicles," which documents Marja Vongerichten's journey to explore her Korean heritage through travel and food with her husband, chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
And Batali is sticking with acting — after a fashion, anyway. He has another movie role lined up in a film tentatively titled "As Cool as I Am," from director Max Mayer, a friend of Batali's wife. But this time, his part is a little closer to home.
"I'm actually playing me," Batali says. "I'm actually on-screen, and then I have dialogue with this character from the TV, I look to her and I say something. It's kind of magical realism. I like the idea of that because it's very easy to do."
How's this for a slice of irony?


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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara University women's tennis program is inviting guests to join the team on its trip to Hawaii, set to take place Wednesday, Feb. 19 through Monday, Feb. 24. The team has received a travel discount as part of the group rate.
It will be a return home for sophomore Janalle Kaloi, a Honolulu native. Kaloi was named the West Coast Conference's Freshman of the Year last season.
"We have four seniors who want to make this road trip their last hurrah," head coach Aby Ryan said. "We would like to have Bronco fans and supporters join us."
The Broncos will arrive in Honolulu in the early afternoon on the 19th and spend their first day on an open-air bus tour of the island of Oahu.
The Broncos will play three matches while in Hawaii, taking on Division II top-ranked BYU-Hawaii on Thursday, Feb. 20. That contest is scheduled at 11 a.m. local time, with a luau at the Hawaiian Cultural Center to follow.
On the team's off day on Friday, the squad will be taking scuba diving and surfing lessons. Santa Clara will return to the courts for a Saturday contest, looking for an upset victory against preseason ranked No. 30 San Diego State. That contest will take place at the University of Hawaii at 10 a.m. The Broncos will close out competition against host Hawaii on Sunday and depart for the continental states on Monday afternoon.
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This article is all about the "4G" indicator. I am discussing the Evolved Packet Core together with the EUTRAN, Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network Technologies that are realizing the 4G Service offered to end users.
With Data rates above 100 Mbps and latency of milliseconds that enables the best video streaming and online gaming experience; One may think of 4G networks as a replacement for 2G/3G Network which is valid in some cases. However, we see that the decision to "dismantle" 2G/3G is still in the operators roadmaps.
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Outdoor Research celebrates 30th with factory tours
In 1981, Ron Gregg, a mountaineer and doctor of physics, started a little company in Seattle called Outdoor Research. Maybe you've heard of it? Today, it's an industry leader in technical outdoor gear—all of it "Designed by Adventure." The story of its origins goes a bit something like this:
In 1980, Gregg was trekking up Denali when his friend suffered such horrible frostbite, due to poorly designed boot gaiters, that he was airlifted out and the expedition, called off. Frustrated, Gregg rattled his brain for a solution against such peril in future expeditions. The result was the revolutionizing X-Gaiter, an insulated gaiter designed to accommodate varying boot styles.
Over the years, the company has expanded its lines, producing everything from ski outerwear to summer hiking kits to dry-storage sacks and smartly crafted bivies. But in 2003, OR was struck by tragedy. While testing product in the B.C. backcountry, Gregg died in avalanche. His spirit lives on. Under Dan Nordstrom, an outdoor enthusiast himself who bought OR after Gregg's death, the company trekked forward. This past Friday, OR celebrated its 30th birthday. And it's apparent from the crew at its headquarters—who threw a block party and gave factory tours—that the ethos of the company remain—the products continued to be "Designed by Adventure."
I've reviewed three pieces by OR (the Helium shell here; Swift Tee here; and Igneo ski jacket here). So I had to go down and check out the factory. The HQ are located on 1st ave just south of the stadium.
Our tour was led by OR's Jeremy Park, hardgoods specialist and events manager, who began the talk in front of the employee climbing wall. Then it was up and through the seven floors which house the 210 employees who make OR turn.
I couldn't take pictures inside the factory; I took notes. Here's a summary:
Turns out, OR's consumer products aren't made here (they're manufactured overseas). Instead, in this factory OR creates products for its military contracts: gloves, mitts, bivies, water bottle sleaves, hats. Park says such contracts help during a recession, when consumer buying wanes. (Interesting tidbit: all governmental products must be made in the U.S., with fabrics sourced also in the U.S. ) Seeing die cuts for gloves is interesting—think cookie cutters in the shape of hands and mitts.
The Seattle Sombrero above, a hallmark product of OR, is made with GoreTex and though it's not made in this factory, the military products that OR makes with GoreTex, are. That's unique, literally—this is only factory in North America licensed to make GoreTex products (outside of Gore). It's kinda common knowledge that GoreTex is incredibly strict with their quality standards, making companies who use their waterproof membranes to go through rigorous testing by GoreTex, in fact. OR, therefore, has achieved a special level of approval with the notorious company. Even still, OR leases machines for their seam-sealed products from GoreTex. Finally, we cruised on up through marketing, customer service and product development. The company garners a lot of accolades for its operations overall, from product lines to customer service, so I needn't gush. But if there's proof of a proactive company it's the gloves pictured above—the Endeavor Mitt (a shell glove). They're an organic reaction to customer feedback. OR's renowned Lab Rat program (see here) harvests consumer input which is pinged directly to product development, who then reacts either with tweaks to current products or innovative products altogether. Pretty cool, huh?
Check out OR's website to explore the company more. There's a lot to learn. What the site can't do is vouch for their products. I can: The pieces are versatile, high-quality and technically trustworthy. That's sayin' a lot.
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Keep your head up lil bruh
White Flame Lil B
[Verse 1]
Everyday its a nigga doing fed time
Why the fuck niggas ain't woke the fuck up
Lil bruh write me saying he doing bad
I just wish he could see me become a man
I got a brotha thats lock down for life time
I got a brotha he a man he doing just fine
I Got two sisters on the low and I love them much life used to be pure remember double dutch
Now suckas doing bad shit for street fame
People that i grew went down to bust brains
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Only nigga in court with a 50 clip... keep it positive you ain't going to do shit
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I keep this shit to real its way past rappin
Only time you see me if its in the bank
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I been out the water shit but i never sink
Remember lil b as the rawest ever
And this time around lets get rich together
You like that dont you
Remember lil b as the rawest ever
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… Delphic, With a Lean to Obama
" Nothing is more pointless or more irresistible than to try to predict the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election. It's pointless both because so many resources and so much energy has been spent on the forecasting effort up until now and because in just a few days the results of the 2012 election will be universally known. But it's irresistible because human beings are hardwired to try to figure out the future and because the contest is so dramatic and consuming.
For what it's worth, at Via Meadia we stand pretty much where we've stood for the last year: the President has a slight edge in a close race. Governor Romney foiled the President's effort to marginalize his candidacy and brand him as a radical by solid performances in the debates and overall an impressive fall campaign, but his momentum in the polls never quite gave him both the national and swing state edge he needed to become the frontrunner. "
" The only thing holding us back from predicting an Obama win Tuesday is this prediction of a Romney win by Michael Barone. Barone is without a doubt one of the deepest students alive of American electoral politics and his encyclopedic knowledge of local politics in major states plus his level headed judgment are particularly valuable when, as now, the polls are so close. Barone is a conservative thinker but he isn't a cheerleader. He wouldn't make this call if he didn't believe it. "
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- Michael Barone Calls It for Romney (powerlineblog.com)
- Michael Barone Predicts Romney Will 'Handily' Defeat Obama (foxnewsinsider.com)
- Charles Krauthammer: It Will Be Very Close But Mitt Romney Will Win the Presidency (foxnewsinsider.com)
- MICHAEL BARONE: Romney Beats Obama, Handily. Fundamentals usually prevail in American elections…. (pjmedia.com)
- Barone: Romney Likely to Pick up 315 Electoral Votes (pjmedia.com)
- 2012 Presidential Election Predictions (outsidethebeltway.com)


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'Blizzard of '78' created memories of a lifetime
PLYMOUTH - As bone chilling temperatures make their way across the area again this week, many will recall a similar chill 35 years ago.
While there have been others since, the "Blizzard of '78" - that lasted from the evening of Jan. 25 until Jan. 27 - still lives as the worst snow storm on record for the state of Indiana.
"I remember the first morning we were able to get the trucks out pretty much everywhere," said Jim Kunze who was a member of the "Four Wheel Drive Club" that helped run people and supplies around the county during the storm. "We had to run down Highway 17 to Culver for some medical supplies and I remember the snow was half way up the telephone poles. Some of the drifts were at least 10 feet deep. The snow was powdery enough we could push through it. I remember pushing a lot of snow over the hood going through drifts."
"By the second day we had to get the snowmobiles out. It had gotten heavy enough we couldn't get the trucks through it anymore."
That winter had already been one of the coldest on record. The average winter temperature that year in South Bend was 19.7 degrees and there had already been a total of 30 inches of snowfall during the snowiest "autumn" in history. The area recorded 136 inches of snow for the winter with 86 inches falling in January alone with a snow depth that reached 41 inches in some places.
"A few of the things I remember is that snow completely buried my Pontiac station wagon that sat in my driveway," said Rick Derf, a local businessman and WTCA Sports broadcaster at the time of the storm. "Snow drifts south of town were piled to the roof of the neighbor's garage."
"I put the paper together because (Pilot News Editor) Bob Hutchins couldn't get to work," said Jan Garrison, now Assistant Director of Publications at the Culver Academies who was a Pilot News reporter at the time. "I lived on Garro Street. I walked down the middle of the street to get to the Pilot. It was dark, very quiet and cold. The streets weren't plowed, so it was pretty deep. I don't remember hearing anything except my breathing and the snow crunching under my footsteps."
"As the paper of record, we felt it was important to print every day so we could report on the blizzard and its daily impact. Because everyone and everything was snowbound, it got to be comical because we would check with the various police departments, highway departments, and the hospital and there would be hardly anything to write about. I think some of the nurses stayed at the hospital and nursing homes for two or three days in a row. Some emergency personnel used snowmobiles to reach people or deliver prescriptions."
The massive storm started as two small but distinct storms one that swept in from Canada, the other took shape over eastern Texas. When the air masses met in the midwest all time low barometric pressures were recorded along the path of the storm. During the height of the storm snow fell at the rate of one to two inches per hour with sustained winds of 35 to 45 miles per hour.
On day two, just a half hour after the arctic front blasted through, the Indianapolis International Airport was closed due to whiteout conditions. At 3 a.m., the blizzard produced peak winds of 55 mph. Temperatures dropped to zero that morning. Wind chills remained a bone chilling 40 to 50 below zero nearly all day.
For others it was business as usual.
"Somehow, Don Towle, who was the production manager, went around town and picked up some of the backshop people," said Garrison of life at the Pilot News. "Others walked in. It was a real bare bones crew. I learned how to pull the papers off the press and stack them because we didn't have enough people in circulation to do that. We couldn't get the rural deliveries out, so we stored them in the back so everyone could see what happened each day."
When the blizzard ended early in the morning of the 27th, snow records around the state were set and have yet to be broken. Maximum snow amounts from the storm reached 20 inches over parts of Central and Southern Indiana and up to 40 inches over parts of Northern Indiana. The governor declared a snow emergency for the entire state the morning of the 26th. Snow drifts of 10 to 20 feet made travel virtually impossible. During the afternoon of the 26th, the Indiana State Police considered all Indiana roads closed.
The one thing that the storm left behind for every Hoosier of the time is an abundance of memories.
"Another memory that my two daughters, Kim and Erica, still talk about today is the fun we had playing games at home for several days because everything was shut down and classes cancelled," said Derf. "We played Yahtzee, Boggle, and card games for hours over several days and developed some lifelong memories we all still cherish."


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These are flash back from beginning of Super Junior and DBSK. Hope you enjoy this :
Year 1998
A 12 year old boy called Kim Jun Su passed the audition. He begins to wait patiently for his debut to come.
Year 1999
That 13 year old boy by the name of Kim Junsu entered SM, bringing his and his friend's dream, bringing their admiration for HOT.
Year 2000
Lee Hyuk Jae entered SM at 14 years old. Henceforth he and Kim Jun Su brought their childhood habit of left- HyukJae right- Junsu to SM( hyuk is always on the left and junsu is always on the right when they walk or stand together), perhaps they did not know it then, but they would let left Hyukjae and Right junsu, become known to the whole of Asia.
The same year, a young boy of 17 years called Park Jung su entered SM. He was as hardworking as all the other trainees, but if there was anything different about him , he was spotted by a talent scout.
Year 2001
This year, a 15 year old named Lee Sung Min joined SM, he was very different, because he was picked by HOT leader Moon Hee Jun after he won first in SMbest youth competition appearance category.
The same year, a 17 year old called Kim Jong Woon entered SM, others came in bringing their dreams, but he brought along his mother's love. He wasn't the most good-looking, he didn't dance well either, but he was the best in singing. That's right, he was also number one, chosen at the same time as Lee Sung Min, the first in the singing category.
First in singing, first in appearance, and then there was the first in dancing, yes. This year, a 15 year old boy with protruding canine teeth by the name of Jung Yunho also joined SM.
haha, that year, SM organized 3 of those contests.
Thus the winner of the second appearance contest, 15 year old Kim Jae Joong entered SM. The different thing about him was, he had to work, earn money for himself, because his parents were not young, and he had 8 older sisters.
The same year, the winner of the 3rd appearance contest, 15 year old Lee Dong Hae, held on to the note that his father had stuffed into his hand and came to Seoul, just so he could debut.
3 winners of best appearance, one first place in dancing, one first place in singing all entered the company in this way.
Year 2001
SM organized its first audition in China, a 17 year old boy named Hangeng was dragged by his friends to participate, he never thought, he would have been chosen.
Year 2002
There were the three that won best appearance, naturally there would be a fourth.
That year, the winner of the fourth best appearance contest was 17 year old Kim Young Woon.
The same year, 19 year old Kim Heechul entered the company, he was the first higher aged trainee. (as in, he joined when he was of older age, not like the other boys who joined at ages 13-17)
See, there was a boy from China, naturally there would also be one from America.
A boy named Kim Ki bum, 15 years old, was spotted by an American scout. He only came to Korea for one reason, to earn money. Because he knew, his mother was having difficulty.
There was a boy called Shim Chang Min of 14 years, he entered the company. He did not have exceptional looks, excellent dance moves, but he had a voice that could touch people's hearts.
That boy from China, as well as 3 others from China, came to Korea together, He did not bring any money, yet he brought along a dream that was even more precious than money.
Year 2003.
This year many things happened.
Since there was one from America, there would definitely be another one
This year, 17 year old YooChun, came from America to Korea, and entered SM.
That's right, one more person came, he was called Kim Ki Bum, he passed the audition earlier, this year he came to korea.
That year, one 17 year old called Choi Siwon joined SM, he was different from all the others as he was well to do, he had to spend alot of time convincing his parents.
This year DBSK debuted in December.
Bringing the other ten friends' dreams, they began.
From then on, left eunhyuk right junsu, was short of one person.
From then on, Kim Hee Chul was no longer able to chase away Yunho's girlfriend
From then on, Kim JaeJoong was unable to take a bath with Hangeng. ( I think they are referring to public bath)
From then on, Kim Jaejoong, Jung Yunho, Kim junsu, Park Yoochun, Shim Changmin were no longer trainees.
Year 2005
This year, a 20 year old named Shin Donghee, got into SM because of comedy, yes, comedy.
The same year, the silver and bronze winners of the third and fourth Chinchin singing competition joined SM, they were 18 year old Kim Ryeowook and 17 year old Cho Kyu Hyun.
That November, a 12 member band named super junior debuted, fulfilling the promise that they made with their other 5 brothers (DBSK).
Year 2006
That year, Super Junior became a full group, they added member number 13, Cho Kyu Hyun.
August, the Mokpo boy's father passed away.
August, the obstinate princess got into a car accident.
However, every dark cloud has a silver lining.
At the end of that year,took a clean sweep of all Korea's biggest awards, they were DBSK.
Then there was another group that took a clean sweep of all the rookie awards, they were Super Junior.
Year 2007
That year, DBSK went to Japan.
Super Junior met into an accident in April.
DBSK was holding a concert.
Super Junior released their second album, and received many awards.
They, had no reunion.
Year 2008
Super Junior had their first concert,
ah, fate loves to tease people.
This year, DBSK returned from Japam!
Super Junior went to China instead.
They, were so close yet so far…
Those youths, had already experienced 10 years of trials and tribulation.
Time was not a problem, distance wasn't either.
If we believe in thier friendship, that is enough.
If you doubt, please think about Eunhyuk's My Follower in his phone, and Junsu's My Worker in his phone
If you doubt, please think about the scolding on Heechul's cyworld that he left for the antifan that poisoned Yunho.
If you doubt, please think about the accident and Leeteuk calling out for Kyuhyun.
When they entered the company, they were only 10 plus years old.
When they debuted, they had not even shed off their immaturity.
See, making friends is also a form of learning.
Some people grew up together, but never got a chance to debut.
But, they grew up together, debuted together, became Asia's superstars together.
When you are advanced in years, and my sideburns are grey.
When you think about those youths that you had idolised
and think about their friendship
You will feel. That falling for them was worth it.
Lastly I hope that everyone will remember, these 18 boys are family, then brothers, followed by friends, and lastly members.
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