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We're counting down the days to the start of the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross opener at Hangtown on May 20, with a look back at some of the most memorable motos in AMA Motocross history. This summer, you can watch all 24 motos on all of your devices on NBC Sports Gold. Today, we're looking back at Colorado 1982.
Nothing brings the drama like a heart-breaking championship finale, which is why the 1982 250 National final-round showdown at Castle Rock, Colorado, holds a special place in motocross lore. Team Honda's Donnie Hansen was looking to back up his AMA Supercross Championship with the motocross crown, but young Yamaha riders Ricky Johnson and Broc Glover were right there with him, and RJ appeared to have the title on lock. Although he was riding a modified production Yamaha against Hansen's works Honda, Johnson, a second-year pro, was establishing himself as a force. He held the points lead heading into the race and needed to just cruise through the day to lock in the crown.
But Johnson was never one to cruise. Instead, he went after Hansen and tried to win the first moto. On the rough, dry, dusty track, Johnson ended up blowing up his front wheel and DNFing the moto. It was a heartbreaking lesson for the then 17-year-old Johnson.
Meanwhile, Glover and Hansen went at it for the moto win, and Hansen just edged him out, which was enough to put him into the points lead. In moto two, Glover came back to win, giving him a 2-1 for the overall. Johnson did all he could to pressure Hansen into a mistake and get those points back, but, Hansen, a vet of the Motocross des Nations, didn't crack. He won the title with 300 points to Johnson's 297 and Glover's 294—one of the closest finishes ever.
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Had Glover beaten Hansen in the first moto, it would have cost Hansen three points, which could have shifted the title back to his teammate Johnson.
"I was really quick at (the final round) Castle Rock that day and I remember that in the first moto, really late, I made a pass on Hansen and I was leading," said Glover to our Steve Matthes a few years ago. "I went through a rut and as I was accelerating out, the rut grabbed the shifter and popped it into neutral. By the time I got my foot back down there and shifted my bike, Hansen got back by me."
Glover continues, "He won the moto by mere feet and cost me the win. The next moto I ended up winning and won the overall with a 2-1. The whole thing was with that pass in the first moto, Donnie got three points and I obviously lost the three points. If you look at the standings, if I had won the moto that would have given all three of us a tie with 297 points. I wouldn't have won it because I didn't have the most moto wins, but it still would have been great. It was one of those could-have, would-have things. I think if I hadn't hit neutral, Ricky would have won the title."
Hansen won the title, Glover won the race, and Johnson learned a lesson that would pay off later—to the tune of seven AMA National titles, including the 1984 250 National Championship on his Yamaha.
It's often said you first have to lose one before you can learn how to win. After his stinging Colorado defeat, Rick Johnson certainly learned how to win some titles.
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Toxics Waste Legislation
SB 337 (Kelley-R) Illegal Drug Cleanup Account
Authorizes the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to use funds appropriated from the Illegal Drug Lab Cleanup Account to reimburse local agencies for any costs they incur in identifying chemicals found at the site of an illegal drug lab, determining their quantity, tagging them and setting them aside prior to their removal by the department clean-up contractor.
(Failed passage in Senate Environmental Quality Committee; reconsideration granted)
SB 387 (Knight-R) Low-level radioactive waste: surcharge
Establishes the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Facility Public Education and Municipal Support Fund in the State Treasury for a 30 year period. Imposes a disposal surcharge of $12 per cubic foot on low-level radioactive waste disposed of at the Ward Valley site, and requires the surcharge revenues to be deposited in the fund.
(Failed passage in Senate Environmental Quality Committee; reconsideration granted)
SB 442 (Brulte-R) Toxic chemicals: sensitive population subgroups
Requires the Director of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, by December 31, 1999, to develop guidelines for use by the boards, departments, and offices within the agency, for the evaluation of the effects of toxic chemicals upon sensitive subgroups that are identifiable as being at greater risk of adverse health effects than the general population.
Requires the director to convene the Risk Assessment Advisory Committee consisting of distinguished scientists not employed by the boards, departments, and offices within the agency, to conduct a comprehensive review of the guidelines.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
SB 521 (Mountjoy-R) Gasoline: MTBE
Enacts the MTBE Public Health and Environmental Act of 1997. Specifically:
- Appropriates $500,000 from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Account in the Transportation Fund to the University of California for a study and assessment of MTBE to be submitted to the Governor by January 1999.
- Requires the Governor to take prescribed actions based on the information presented in the study and the assessment, including certifying whether there is a risk to human health or the environment from using MTBE in gasoline; and requires the discontinuance of the sale and use of MTBE in gasoline if the Governor certifies that there is such a risk.
- Provides that no water system, or its customer, is to be responsible for remediation or treatment costs of water contaminated by MTBE or a product containing MTBE.
Chapter 816, Statutes of 1997
SB 657 (Sher-D) Hazardous materials: businesses inventory
Allows annual hazardous materials inventory reporting requirements to be met by using the State Office of Emergency Services standardized reporting form or any other form designated by the local enforcement agency that is developed in consultation with other entities responsible for fire protection, emergency response and environmental health. Allows a hazardous material handler to file an annual statement with the local enforcement agency certifying that the inventory form already on file is up to date, instead of filing a new inventory form, if no changes in the inventory have taken place during the year and no new hazardous materials subject to the inventory requirements are being handled.
Chapter 664, Statutes of 1997
SB 659 (Sher-D) Hazardous waste and materials: certification
Permits cities or districts until April 1, 1998 to reapply for certification under the California Environmental Protection Agency's Certified Unified Program Agency, if certain conditions are met.
(On Assembly Inactive File)
SB 660 (Sher-D) Hazardous substance response: fees
- Restructures and simplifies the existing hazardous waste fee system;
- eliminates a number of fees and replaces some eliminated fees with service-specific fees;
- reduces fees levied on the hazardous waste industry and increases the broadbased environmental fee levied on all corporations; and
- separates the funding sources for hazardous waste regulatory activities and site clean-up and scientific activities.
Chapter 870, Statutes of 1997
SB 775* (Johannessen-R) Gasoline: MTBE: study
Requires the State Air Resources Board to conduct a prescribed study, in conjunction with private industry, on the health effects of methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), as specified.
(In Senate Environmental Quality Committee)
SB 803 (Mountjoy-R) Hazardous waste: search warrants
Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to file charges within 60 days of executing a search warrant on a business that has no record of previous violation. Precludes the department from filing charges based on evidence collected under that search warrant if charges are not filed within that 60 day period.
(In Senate Environmental Quality Committee)
SB 869 (Lee-D) Removal action workplans: public comment
Requires a public comment period of at least 2 weeks before the State Department of Toxic Substances Control may approve a Removal Action Workplan for a cleanup project if there is significant community interest in the project. Requires the supervisor of the person who will approve the Removal Action Workplan to evaluate the public comments within 5 working days of the close of the public comment period.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
SB 906 (Lee-D) Hazardous waste management plans
Requires the county hazardous waste management plan to include specified information regarding the demographics of the community within a 10-mile radius of each hazardous waste stream and facility, and the consideration of specified environmental equity goals. Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to adopt regulations defining the goals of environmental equity in the siting of hazardous waste facilities to provide for the equitable distribution of hazardous waste facilities throughout the county, region, and state. Requires the county hazardous waste management plan to serve as the household hazardous waste element of the integrated waste management plan prepared pursuant to the California Integrated Waste Management Act of 1989.
(In Senate Environmental Quality Committee)
SB 913 (Calderon-D) Hazardous substances: site remediation
Authorizes the lead agency to determine all response action requirements for a hazardous substance release site. Requires a city or county to make a determination regarding the appropriate planned use of a site, upon the request of a lead agency. Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to adopt a policy for enchanced public participation by January 1, 1999. Requires a remedial action plan to be prepared by the responsible party for each site, and allows a plan to utilize land use controls to limit or restrict land use.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
SB 1034 (Maddy-R) Health facilities: trauma scene waste
Enacts the Trauma Scene Waste Management Act to regulate businesses that clean-up locations contaminated by blood or other specified bodily fluids. Requires these commercial concerns to register with the State Department of Health Services and regulates their waste management activities.
Chapter 732, Statutes of 1997
SB 1081 (Calderon-D) Hazardous materials: mediation-arbitration
Enacts a mechanism enabling a party responsible for toxic contamination at a site to commit to conduct the clean-up of a property in exchange for a relinquishment by the property owner of the right to litigate and obtain certain damages.
Chapter 873, Statutes of 1997
SB 1090 (Costa-D) Hazardous waste and substances: local fees and taxes
Eliminates certain fees paid by offsite hazardous waste disposal facilities. Provides that certain revenues from accounts receivable, if collected, be used to offset the cost of the bill.
(In Assembly Appropriations Committee)
SB 1135 (O'Connell-D) Hazardous waste treatment: biotechnology elementary neutral
Exempts the elementary neutralization of wastewater produced in biotechnology manufacturing and biotechnology research and development from regulation under tiered permitting and from the requirement to double contain piping systems and ancillary equipment.
Chapter 706, Statutes of 1997
AB 11* (Escutia-D) Water pollution
Seeks to tighten the laws for enforcement of water pollution violations by disallowing an affirmative defense in a criminal action for water pollution where (1) the violation was willful, or (2) where the defendant has, on 2 prior occasions within the past 5 years, been convicted of violating this section of the Fish and Game Code.
Chapter 766, Statutes of 1997
AB 182 (Battin-R) Hazardous materials: local agencies
Requires a city or county that will hold a public hearing to consider an ordinance relating to acutely hazardous materials to provide notice of the hearing to the Trade and Commerce Agency. Requires the agency to post the notice on the Internet.
(In Senate Environmental Quality Committee)
AB 256 (Cunneen-R) Hazardous waste code system
Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to revise the current state hazardous waste code system so that it will be consistent with the federal waste code system adopted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Chapter 361, Statutes of 1997
AB 335 (Wayne-D) Hazardous waste and substances: administrative penalties
Authorizes the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to apply to the appropriate court for a judgment to collect an administrative penalty, if an administrative order or an administrative hearing decision has become final.
Provides that a certified copy of the final administrative order or decision is sufficient for the court clerk to enter judgment immediately. Provides that such a judgment can be enforced in the same manner as any other judgment in a civil action.
Chapter 363, Statutes of 1997
AB 361 (Cunneen-R) Hazardous materials: business plans
Exempts unstaffed remote facilities located in isolated, sparsely populated areas from business plan and inventory requirements of the emergency response planning law, if specified conditions are met.
Chapter 365, Statutes of 1997
AB 592 (Kuehl-D) Drinking water: oxygenates: MTBE
Requires the State Fire Marshal (SFM) to develop a data base of pipeline information that can be used for emergency response and program operation purposes. Requires the State Department of Health Services (DHS) and the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) to provide Geographical Information System-based information to the SFM for the purposes of determining the identity of each pipeline that transports petroleum product when that pipeline is located within 1,000 feet of a public water well.
Requires the SFM to adopt regulations for wellhead protection plans that provide guidelines to be used to protect public drinking water wells from contamination.
Authorizes the SWRCB to annually expend up to $5 million to pay a public drinking water agency for the cost of treatment of the water supply, or for the provision of alternative drinking water supplies, where a public water agency demonstrates that a water well has been contaminated by an oxygenate and that it is probable that the release occurred from an underground storage tank.
Requires the DHS to adopt a primary drinking water standard for methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) and, by July 1, 1998, to also adopt a secondary drinking water standard.
Requires the California Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act Scientific Advisory Panel to make a recommendation, by January, 1999, to the SWRCB on whether MTBE should be listed as a carcinogenic or reproductive toxin.
Chapter 814, Statutes of 1997
AB 681 (Machado-D) Environmental remediation: closure
Prohibits the issuance of a closure letter or a determination to require no further action by the state or local agency, with respect to a site where there has been a release of hazardous substances from underground storage tanks, without the prior notification of all current owners of fee title to the site. Requires the responsible parties to remove all or substantially all of the hazardous substances, unless the state or local agency makes certain findings.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
AB 708 (Ackerman-R) Hazardous waste management: fees
Clarifies that waste generated by a voluntary, in addition to a required, clean-up of a hazardous substance released and disposed of at a hazardous waste disposal facility is subject to a state fee of $7.50 per ton, instead of higher fee rates.
Chapter 177, Statutes of 1997
AB 763 (Aroner-D) Hazardous materials: accidental releases
Requires owners or operators of facilities which handle substances regulated under the state and federal accidental chemical release prevention program to use structures, methods or equipment that will contain the escape of those substances from pressure relief valves whenever a local air district makes specified determinations.
Revises the definition of "school" to require that risk management plans give consideration to the proximity of any school which is used to educate more than 6 children in grades 1 through 12.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
AB 770 (Margett-R) Surface impoundments: exemption
Allows a public utility that has obtained an exemption from the prohibition against operating a hazardous waste surface impoundment within 1/2 mile of a drinking water source to transfer the exemption to a subsequent owner, if certain conditions are met.
Chapter 330, Statutes of 1997
AB 834 (Bowen-D) Vehicles: leaking fluid inspection program
Requires the State Bureau of Automotive Repair to establish an advisory committee for the purpose of establishing a voluntary leaking automotive fluids inspection program for Los Angeles County.
(On Senate Inactive File)
AB 847 (Wayne-D) Discarded major appliances: hazardous waste
Sets procedures for managing hazardous wastes that are removed from discarded appliances, and clarifies certain terms in the Metallic Discards Law.
Chapter 884, Statutes of 1997
AB 851 (Wayne-D) Hazardous substance account
Extends the sunset date for the state Superfund program an additional 6 months, until January 1, 1999. Requires that funds in the Hazardous Substance Account be appropriated annually for repayment of toxic waste cleanup bonds, rather than being continuously appropriated. Provides that funds for emergency response activities be annually appropriated, rather than continually appropriated.
(On Senate Inactive File)
AB 871 (Wayne-D) Redevelopment: hazardous substances cleanup
Extends immunity from release liability to a redevelopment agency where the agency approves an owner-participation agreement requiring that action by the owner-participant. Adds to factors or determinations upon which a remedial action plan would be based in cases where a local agency adopts a resolution of intention to establish a community services district, the alternative of conditioning the financing of the activity upon the approval of the remedial action plan.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
AB 882 (Wayne-D) Hazardous waste: definition
Provides that coolants, lubricants or cutting fluids are not discarded materials and, therefore, not hazardous wastes during the time they are used in manufacturing equipment and are being processed by some physical means in the same or in connected equipment.
Chapter 470, Statutes of 1997
AB 966 (Wayne-D) Hazardous waste manifest tracking system: feasibility study
Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control, by January 31, 1998, to conduct and issue a feasibility study related to the development and design of a new hazardous waste manifest tracking system. Requires the department, on or before June 1, 1998, to release a request for proposals for competitive bids to implement the findings of the feasibility study.
(In Senate Environmental Quality Committee)
AB 983 (Wayne-D) Hazardous materials: business concerns
Requires business concerns, rather than corporations, that use, generate, store, or conduct activities in this state related to hazardous materials to pay an annual charge based on the number of employees employed in the state during the previous calendar year.
(In Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee)
AB 1089 (Miller-R) Hazardous waste: source reduction
Eliminates and revises some of the reporting requirements imposed on specified hazardous waste generators; and makes other clarifying changes to the Hazardous Waste Source Reduction and Management Review Act, including deleting the requirement that the State Department of Toxic Substances Control prepare a biennial report regarding implementation of the Act.
Chapter 520, Statutes of 1997
AB 1146 (Brewer-R) Hazardous substances: occupational safety & health violation
Repeals the requirement that a copy of a material safety data sheet be provided to the State Department of Industrial Relations. Authorizes the Division of Occupational Safety and Health to respond to a complaint of a nonserious violation by mailing a correction notice to the employer.
(In Assembly Labor and Employment Committee)
AB 1157 (Wayne-D) Hazardous waste: variance
Requires the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to publish a notice in the California Regulatory Notice Register 30 days before it issues an individual variance. Provides for certain exceptions.
Vetoed by the Governor
AB 1190 (Torlakson-D) Hazardous materials release
Specifies that the authority to investigate the root cause of an accidental materials release may be delegated to the local health officer or the local agency if certain conditions are met.
Vetoed by the Governor
AB 1195 (Torlakson-D) Hazardous substance: liability
Requires the agency with the lead role in the clean-up of a contaminated toxic waste site, when preliminarily allocating responsibility among the parties responsible for the contamination, to provide a statement of reasons for and an analysis of the agency's allocation.
(In Senate Judiciary Committee)
AB 1357 (Baldwin-R) Hazardous materials: unified program agencies
Provides for (1) the State Department of Toxic Substances Control to retain regulatory responsibility for transportable treatment units, and (2) certain hazardous waste generators and household hazardous waste collection facilities to submit required notifications to Certified Unified Program Agencies, rather than to the department.
Chapter 778, Statutes of 1997
AB 1491 (Cunneen-R) Hazardous substances: petroleum underground storage tanks
Prohibits, beginning January 1, 1999, the delivery of petroleum to tanks that do not meet "new tank" or upgrade standards. Establishes a method for enforcing the deadline.

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The painter of hidden desires, comical fantasies and mysterious landscapes - he worked during the best years (1930-54) in the living room of a modest flat in a petty bourgeois district. It has been furnished and restored true to its original form.
The Museum of Natural Science has special rooms for children with small huts, interactive games, and a dinosaur section. The changing exhibitions are adapted to suit children and teenagers too, and are also available in various languages.
Breweries once dominated the Brussels cityscape. Today only one small family business survives. It came up with the excellent idea of chronicling the art of gueuze production - in late autumn and winter indeed with glimpses of it being produced.
In 1898 Victor Horta the famous Art Nouveau architect built his own home and studio. He considered it to be the zenith of his achievements. Flame-like crooked lines are visible everywhere. Typical of Horta's building concept is the central staircase, which is gently lit by two glass domes. The other rooms lead off the staircase, open and organic, with small differences in height. The split column on the ground floor - actually a heater - is revolutionary, while the brilliant white tiles in the dining room are daring. In the narrow, final storey, mirrors subtly convey a sense of distance. Every elements right down to the door handles is styled and tailor-made. Thus, as is the case with all of Horta's work, a breathtaking overall work of art was created. The brilliant private residence of the art-nouveau designer.
Very good collection of regional and world wide cars. Some very unique ones worth a visit.
Tintin and Snowy, Lucky Luke or the Smurfs: All of these heroes can be seen at the Belgian Comic Centre. The permanent exhibition offers a chronological overview of their development, while temporary exhibitions explore the classics and avant-garde of the genre. The magnificent setting with its glass floors was created by Art Nouveau master Victor Horta (1903-1096) for a textile wholesaler. It contains the world's biggest specialist library (approx. 40,000 volumes), a good book and souvenir shop, and a nice brasserie. All the comic greats in a fantastic art-nouveau building.
The structure in the elegant suburb of Tervueren resembles Sanssouci Palace. King Leopold II had it built at the beginning of the 20th century to glorify both himself and his Congo. Until the end of the colonial era in 1960, scientists, missionaries and patrons built up a gigantic collection which is now complemented by exhibits from other regions of Africa. The heart of the collection is formed by thousands of spellbinding masks and sculptures. A speciality restaurant, a shop with works of African art, and the extensive park all combine to make this a fascinating visit. The museum offers an excellent view. Africa's most beautiful masks and sculptures are on display at Leopold II's palace museum.
Outstanding and breathtaking.
The stinking rich financier and banker David van Buuren and his artistic wife Alice had this art-deco villa built in the district of Uccle in 1928. Everything is just as it was when the van Buurens were alive. The garden contains a romantic heart and a whimsical labyrinth.


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Basic Ready Position
- Stand about 50-70cm from the table. If you are a righty, place your right foot slightly further back than your left foot.
- Shift your weight toward the front but don't lift your heels.
- Your weight should evenly distributed between your legs.
- Bent your knees, keep feet around 1.5 times your shouder width apart.
- With your right shoulder slightly behind the left, getting ready to swing your arm.
- Keep the elbow about 90 degrees, and the paddle above the table.
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- Slight pull your right arm back and turn your hips, waist, shoulders. Get ready to swing and strike the ball.
- Complete the swing after your hit the ball.
- Go right back the ready position after the swing.
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Paul exhorts them to go forward in all manner of godliness, 1-5; to live in holiness and justly, 6-8; to love one another, 9, 10; and quietly to follow their own business, 11, 12; and last of all, to sorrow moderately for the dead, 13-16. And to this last exhortation is annexed a brief description of the resurrection and second coming of Christ to judgment, 17, 18.
1 Furthermore then, we implore you, brothers, and exhort you by the Lord Jesus, that as you have received from us how you ought to walk and to please God, so you would abound more and more. 2 For you know what commandments we gave you by the Lord Jesus. 3 For this is the will of God, even your sanctification: that you should abstain from lewdness; 4 That each of you should know how to possess his vessel in sanctification and honor, 5 Not in the lust of concupiscence, even as the Gentiles who do not know God; 6 And that no man go beyond and defraud his brother in any matter, because the Lord is the avenger of all such, as we also have forewarned you and testified. 7 For God has not called us to uncleanness, but to holiness. 8 He therefore who despises, does not despise man, but God, who has also given to us his holy Spirit.
9 But concerning brotherly love, you do not need that I write to you, for you yourselves are taught by God to love one another. 10 And indeed you do it toward all the brothers who are in all Macedonia. But we implore you, brothers, that you increase more and more, 11 And that you make it your ambition to be quiet, to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you, 12 So that you may walk honestly toward those who are outside and that you may have need of nothing.
13 But I do not wish to have you to be ignorant, brothers, concerning those who are asleep, so that you do not sorrow, even as others who have no hope. 14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so those also who sleep in Jesus, God will bring with him. 15 For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain to the coming of the Lord shall not precede those who are asleep. 16 For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first. 17 Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. 18 Therefore, comfort one another with these words.


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Informational Tri-M Meeting for new members August 30 and September 6 at 7am in the Orchestra Room - rm 227
RETURNING MEMBER meeting at 7am September 13 in the Auditorium
Induction Ceremony is September 20 at 7pm in the Cafeteria
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RETURNING MEMBER meeting at 7am September 13 in the Auditorium
Induction Ceremony is September 20 at 7pm in the Cafeteria
Tri-M meeting dates will be on Wednesday mornings at 6:50am approx. once per month - schedule is in the Google Classroom - ABOUT tab
About Tri-M at WVHS
Any 10th, 11th or 12th grader with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, enrolled in choir, orchestra or band, maintaining a 3.0 GPA and at least a B in their music class can apply to be a member of the nationally recognized Tri-M honor society. There is a nominal membership fee that covers pin, patch or chord that's received at the end of the year. Members will need to have a purple Tri-M shirt to wear when serving in official functions (ushering, guiding, etc...) - the shirt design will remain the same year to year. Members are required to attend Wednesday morning meetings (1 or 2 per month), usher at concerts, and assist in at least one Tri-M event like Prism decoration set up or tear down or Fine Arts Festival guides. Tri-M members will also have an opportunity to be ambassadors at their previous middle or elementary school to assist with concerts. At the induction ceremony in September, Tri-M invites an area professional musician or educator as the designated Honoree. Tri-M members received points when they perform in groups outside of Waubonsie Valley High School (for example, a church group or youth symphony) and have opportunities to perform for the Waubonsie community and greater Aurora/Naperville community by performing in Tri-M recitals and concerts.
Waubonsie Valley is proud to have a large chapter of the National Association for the Education of Music (NAfME)'s Music Honor Society - Tri-M. The 3 "M's" in Tri-M stand for Modern Music Master. Students in grades 10-12 enrolled in choir, band and/or orchestra are welcome to join this Honor Society. Tri-M's mission at Waubonsie is to better the music community by having music students serve audiences and faculty by performing, ushering for concerts, assisting at area music events, and by celebrating music at Waubonsie. Tri-M members usher at all Waubonsie choir, band and orchestra concerts. Tri-M members also set up and tear down the beautiful decorations for the annual Prism Concert in December.
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CHANGING the Marriage Act would have far reaching consequences for all Australians.
The plebiscite is a referendum on freedom of speech.
Our personal and public expression is already defined by what someone else perceives to be offensive.
I fear that once "marriage" for all, is law, I won't be free to write these words.
Freedom of religion and freedom of parents to teach their children about their own culture, beliefs about gender, sexuality and marriage will be dictated through law.
Voting "yes" will further the sexual indoctrination of our children through the Safe Schools, the contentious, radical, sex education program imposed on our school-aged children.
Perhaps a new inquiry will be needed in the future to call all involved to account for the destruction it will have caused.
Its ideal is not to deprive children of either a father or a mother.
And be warned, same-sex marriage is a package deal that will lead to more gender bending.


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What we're eating this week:
Saturday Jon made his famous chocolate pancakes (recipe soon!)
Sunday: I made two different soups--quinoa and cauliflower chowder and slow cooker sausage, spinach and white bean soup (made with veggie broth and sausage on the side).
Monday: date night at a little Lebanese restaurant to celebrate Jon's birthday early!
Tuesday: Korean beef in the slow cooker with rice for us and mashed potatoes for the kids. For this recipe I just put a roast in the slow cooker and slather it with this sauce from World Market. So easy and SO GOOD. Shred when the beef is tender. Bam.
Wednesday: leftovers
Thursday: Small group. We are having a baked potato bar and I am bringing garlicky broccoli.
Friday: Pizza Friday! I also need to blog Jon's pizza dough recipe because it is bomb and several people have asked me for it.
Saturday: This one is still up in the air, but I am thinking pierogies. We have a huge bag in our freezer from Jon's parents and if I can avoid the grocery store I probably will.
What I'm reminiscing about:
Sally! We have been friends since the summer before I entered 5th grade. We met at camp; she lived in Virginia and I was in Ohio, but during the year she would visit me once, I would visit her once and then we'd spend two weeks at camp together in the summer. She was in my wedding and she was able to come to visit last year for Edith's birthday. Sally is getting married in Atlanta next fall and we are pretty sure Jon's parents will be making the trip with us to help with the kids so Jon and I can enjoy the festivities. We were talking details this past weekend and I think we have found some solutions to our greatest stressors (like car seat and pack n play transport, etc.) so now I am just really excited!
What I'm loving:
Tunics! I want all the tunics! Any time you can put me in something that is basically a nightie but socially acceptable to wear in public I will jump on that train so hard. Here are a few that have caught my eye:
When I have this baby and lose the weight I can't wait to go shopping to update my wardrobe. I really want to purge and start mostly over, but I obviously don't want to do that until I am happy with my body.
What we've been up to:
Trick or treating! Our town had a "safe" trick or treat in the historical village over the weekend that we attended. After that we rushed home for a quick dinner then headed to a neighboring town's trick or treat on the square with some friends from church. It was a lot of fun and Elden was really excited to rock his skeleton costume. Edith was over it by the time we made it to the second ToT.
What I'm dreading:
The prospect of my doctor not being the one to deliver this baby.
Getting out of bed in the morning--my pelvis has definitely been bothering me lately and when I get out of bed in the morning I am really stiff. It's hard to get going but thankfully once I am it is easier.
What I'm working on:
Getting Baby Turkey o-u-t. Finishing packing our hospital bag.
What I'm excited about:
Taking the kids trick or treating in our neighborhood! Our neighborhood is seriously amazing for ToT. We were so impressed with it last year. Coming from a city where people hardly knew when it was (they almost never had ToT on Halloween in Akron; it was usually the weekend before) and left their porch lights on even though they weren't home to our very kid-friendly neighborhood has been awesome.
What I'm watching/reading:
Jon and I are still getting caught up on Parks and Rec! I think we have about 2 seasons left and I'm already really sad to think about it ending.
Some of our other favorites have been: Superstore, The Goldberg's, Scorpion, Modern Family, New Girl, and The Mindy Project.
As you have probably figured out by now...I am not reading anything. #maybeoneday
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What I'm wearing:
Tunics and leggings. I've pretty much hit 'given up' status in terms of my wardrobe.
What I'm doing:
Surviving. And trying to dance/squat this baby out.
What I'm looking forward to next month:
Besides the obvious, Thanksgiving and maternity leave! I really hope to execute some Pinterest-inspired projects with the kids while I'm on leave. Then Thanksgiving...I'm pretty sure it's my favorite holiday. I love food, but I also really love spending so much time with family. We typically celebrate with Jon's mom's side on the day of and then my family the day after...so two days in a row of food and fun!
What else is new:
We are basically just waiting. The car seat is installed and the bag is mostly packed. I have random contractions and cramping here or there, but nothing crazy at all. I definitely agree with this:


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Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama in this interview with Assistant Editor Bola Olajuwon and Correspondent Vincent Ikuomola sheds light on how the Buhari administration has changed Nigeria's foreign affairs narrative in two years fighting insurgency, corruption and his vision for an enduring foreign affairs policy.
What have you been able to do to address Nigeria's foreign affairs burden that the Buhari administration met on ground?
Yes, when we came on board, what was the image of Nigeria from the perspective of the outside world? Let's take security: What was Nigeria in the news for all the time? We were in the news because of Boko Haram, Chibok girls and disastrous engagement of the government about security challenges. That was what Nigeria was becoming to be known for. You will recall that the then Central Bank governor announced $20 billion hole in the financial resources of the government and he was pushed out and that captured the attention of the world. You will also recall that there was a sudden collapse of oil prices and the economic challenges the country was facing was so enormous and so our image at that time was that of Nigerians facing the Sahara, Mediterranean and those fleeing the country. So, it was a very negative narrative really about the country.
The first positive narrative was that for the first time, Nigeria was able to have a peaceful change of government from one party to another and Mr. President came on board. So, we had now the possibility of rebranding the country and developing a new narrative and this was the role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Not just changing the narrative, but also in terms of actions that we took. With regards to the security narrative, of course Mr. President made a very decisive intervention; military strategies completely changed, which were extremely important. But equally important was the foreign policy strategy that redefines the security narratives of the challenges.
So, we reached out to all the neighbouring countries and formed multinational taskforce and that was extremely important. We reached out to other foreign countries and we were also able to convince them to come on board and to help us in the fight against terrorism because terrorism has become a global challenge. So, it was the foreign policy thrust of the government that was able to build a coalition that has successfully dismantled Boko Haram.
Then, if look at the other challenges – governance and corruption – again it was foreign policy thrust in which we engaged with international communities that enabled us to get foreign countries to support the anti-corruption struggle of this government. Again, the narratives shifted to one of the government that is seriously fighting corruption.
Thirdly, with regards to the economy, we had to now project the image of the country by gaining confidence of foreign direct investment into this country. And again, this requires a foreign policy strategy that ensures a successful outreach to other countries. Leaders of other countries saw the credibility of the President and this government and started a different narrative of how we are facing economic challenges, moving from a mono-economic of oil to diversifying our economy.
So, in two years, I think we have been able to gain the confidence of the international community that this is a government that is serious and that they can do business with.
Outside the picture you have painted, what can you also say is the foreign policy thrust of this administration?
You know, ultimately what every country wants is a strong economy and prosperity for its citizens. On a global economy as we have today, we have to be competitive and deliver economic dividends to our country. So, our foreign policy is to transform our country economically to become competitive in the global market place. So, we are re-orienting our foreign engagement to promote economic development.
How are we going about it? We are going about it by putting in place mechanism to make the Foreign Ministry a hub to facilitate a direct market access for business and traders to 119 markets around the world and to facilitate the foreign direct investment from the 119 countries around the world into Nigeria with no bottleneck at all, just through the interface of the Foreign Ministry. So, we want to transform the Foreign Ministry into an effective agency for Nigerian trade promotion. To transform the economy, the Federal Government has put in place some mechanisms to change how Nigerians do business and the way people do business with us – the Ease of Doing Business. What are you doing to change attitudes of diplomats in our embassies?
We are building a portal in each of our embassies in 119 countries around the world. We are going to have a trade officer, who will be responsible essentially for trade promotion, and through this portal, any Nigerian business can upload unto the portal and it will go into 119 countries and our embassies or missions will be responsible for promoting and finding access to market in each of those countries. We are going to redefine the job description in each of the embassies and have a mechanism for tracking and evaluation for performance. So, each embassy and mission is going to have target for business match-making and their assessment will be based on delivery.
Beyond the vision of trade promotion, how prepared and equipped are the officers to understand the new vision and mission?
Capacity-building is an ongoing process and we would want to invest more in constant training and we are partnering with some other countries that have also developed economic diplomacy of their side of foreign policy action for us to also imbibe best practices. But you are right, I think that the appropriate capacity is of importance and a lot of these will also be done at the entry point, getting the right people and also putting in place good training programmes.
We are in recession, a situation, which has seriously affected Nigerian embassies and missions. Do you think we can achieve the required impact with lack of funding of the missions as well as the country's foreign obligations?
There is a strong case we are making for increasing the funding for foreign missions and in fact, for all our foreign engagements. There are comparisons that were made with other countries; what countries spend and the percentage of their budget on foreign affairs and what Nigeria spends. We spend far less than all the countries on the same level as ourselves. If you look at Egypt, South Africa and other countries, you will find they are spending five per cent and 10 per cent of their budgets on foreign affairs. If you look at Nigeria, it is not up to one per cent. Clearly, if you spend the money, you will also get a better result. So, I think we can do more in that direction. But we have to leave with what we have and we are looking at imaginative ways of addressing some of the issues.
What about the issue of owing of rents and staff salaries?
We are going to be engaging the Ministry of Finance and the Sovereign Wealth Fund and certain banks to introduce a mortgage system, where we could be paying mortgage in Nigeria in naira as we try and acquire and own more of our properties abroad. We are facing this problem because a lot of our properties are on rentage and so, when we have this high and low in our financial system, we certainly have challenges in paying rents. So, we are looking at that.
Then, owing staff salaries in a lot of these countries, again we are also looking at that and how we can make direct payment. But on the other hands, we are preaching prudence in managing resources by these embassies. So, we are trying to do a lot on that.
On the ministry idea of rationalising the embassies, how far have you gone?
We have made proposals and we are in the process of rationalising the embassies and keeping people within the agreed range, in terms of numbers of staff. We are also looking at closing a few embassies. So, it's an ongoing process. It is something that will take a lot of time and in fact, what has become apparent actually is the enormous cost of closing the embassies and downsizing. On the face of it, it is not a win-win, where you just reduce cost and you are done with that. But its enormous cost will make you wonder whether that is the way to go. So, that is why we are also looking at other options rather than just closing or just reducing staff.
Nigeria is not getting favourable gains from agreements, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and the ways Nigerians are being treated. What do you think is responsible and what are you doing to correct that?
That we are not getting what we deserve, I won't agree that is correct. In terms of positions, I think we were selected in most of the positions we competed for. Then in terms of respect, you will find that a lot of African countries look up to Nigeria to drive processes. Like in the case of the Gambia, they looked up to Nigeria to lead that. Many heads of state are coming here. You find that in big international meetings such as G7 and G20, Nigeria is invited. Our President is invited to sit on the top table. Nigeria has been on the Security Council a number of times. So, I think we are getting quite a lot from what we deserve.
On the issue of the ways Nigerians are been treated in foreign countries, I think we also have to look, unfortunately, at the fact that we also have a lot of Nigerians in foreign countries that do not obey the laws of those countries. Some are involved in criminalities, in drugs, in prostitution, human trafficking, 419 and a lot of irregular immigration. If you have been dealing in drugs and you are convicted, they will execute you. If you are involved in prostitution and drug dealing in some countries, you might have people attacking Nigerians. So, unfortunately, the reality is that we have a lot of Nigerians who engage in criminality in a lot of these countries. What you find in the news very often is that Nigerians are being executed in this country and Nigerians are being deported in this country. So, we have to also look at that, otherwise, I wouldn't say if there were an agenda in all these countries to target Nigerians or to treat Nigerians badly, because after all, in a lot of these countries, Nigerians are thriving, doing extremely well even in South Africa; a lot of Nigerians are doing fabulously well in the U.S. and all over the world.
Why the question came up is because of what our people are facing in South Africa, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Experts said what we are getting are not in consonance with what we invested there. What do you think the Federal Government is doing differently to correct the impression?
I think the reason why we have not been able to always benefit economically in a lot of these countries is because a lot of our businesses are not really structured to get market access in other countries, because there are lot of things that are involved – you need to have the capital, foreign exchange and the resources to go out and catch a market. And I think that, that is what is lacking and also intelligence – I mean not having knowledge of the terrain in a lot these countries, how to navigate and make investments. That is why we in the Foreign Ministry are now trying to do, to be the agents to facilitate that market access for Nigerian businesses. We cannot just blame it on these countries themselves.
I said we are trying to create an arm in the ministry where every Nigerian business that wants to invest in any country or wants to export to any country, will be able to go through the foreign affairs and our embassy in the country. They are going to follow for them to get into these countries and invest or partner different partnerships that will benefit the two countries.
What is state of the recovery of the Abacha loot?
Nigeria is dealing with illicit financial flows and the most important thing is to get the other governments to support the process. In the past, there was a belief that if you return this money to Nigeria, other people will embezzle the money. That is why the Swiss have attached conditions. What we have been able to achieve in this government is to give that confidence that this government is not going to embezzle money that is sent back. So, they are working with us to get the money back. We have hundreds of millions back already, and there are others in the pipeline. It is a very bureaucratic and legal intensive process, but the important thing is that we have the goodwill of all these countries in helping us to get the money back.
What do you want to be remembered for?
One, we are trying to make the institutions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and embassies stronger. We are not up to 21 century institutions in our work procedures, the infrastructure we have in place and the capacity of the people who are working there. The first legacy I will like to create is I will have to do a comprehensive auditing – the first comprehensive list of the Foreign Ministry and its embassies. It is that analysis that will enable us to be able to have a roadmap so anybody who come into the ministry in five years to 10 years' time, he will have that blueprint to take on to improve the ministry. We don't have the resources to do all of that, but at least we know what needs to be done.
Number two, I think we are in a globalised world, and it is a global marketplace and for each country to survive, we have to be a competitive agent to earn us global market place. I want the Foreign Ministry to be vast and active in facilitating Nigerian business market access and promoting Nigerian businesses without any of the huddles and bottlenecks to attract foreign direct investments. The foreign ministry will not just be about diplomacy, which of course is very important, but will be an active agent in trade facilitation and trade formation in the country.
The third legacy I would like to leave is the immediate access for any Nigerian outside to have access to the Foreign Ministry and the embassies, if they need help or they have complaints to make. So, there will be a Foreign Ministry that will be apt and at the fingertips of every Nigerian all over the world.


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text: reaccurent miscarriage moye 3 Posts Reply Posted on: Oct 25, 2012 at 1:26pm latest blood work Protein s activity/ functional 22 protein s free 16 protein s tatal 27 drvvt test 37.3 drvvt confirm 34.5 (low) Drvvt ratio 1.08 activated partical thrombo time (std) 40.6 (high) activated partical thromb.time (la-sens) 50.6 (high)Cbc with diff and platelets MONO 4.5 ( low)everything else was normal. My normal ob wrote me out both heprin and lovenox. He is letting me chose which one to tak. He said he thinks i need to start it 2-3 days past ovulation. What is best? i am set to talk to u on the phone tomorrow at 12:45 My history:My husband and i have been ttc for 5 years.; after a little of a year we saw obgyn, tracked temps and cervical mucus. all was normal. we did sperm check which was amazing 60+ mil with 100% mod. Hsg came back clean. He put me on clomid for 8 months 2 months; at each dosage starting at 50 maxing out at 200. He then refered me out to a RE.; The RE said I had endometriosis. We did surgery for that in November of 09 I got pregnant on my own in January of 10. I miscarried after several really good ultra sound; in April .; No dhc was needed. He just said bad luck.; He talked me into iui because of the endo. We got pregnant again in August with iui Carried baby to 9 weeks with 3 great ultra sounds; then We could not find the heartbeat. I mc at 10wks. Dnc was needed. I wanted to know what was wrong and to try to prevent this from happening again. I could nto accept that it was just bad luck twice in a row. they ran several blood test and did geno typing. All was normal; We did a 2nd; iui that failed ( 2-3 good foilicles and a sperm count of 150+ mil with 100% mod). did a 3rd iui; 1 15mm and one 13mm. GReat sperm count 160 mil. Carried baby to 5-6 weeks mc again. with this one he had me on the progestron pills and cream.; Note this was March 2011.; He called me in and said he thought the 3rd mc was due to endo being back. WE did a second surgery; in June 2011. He found very little endo and was able to remove it all; We then did two more iuis both of which fail. the last had 3 folicles all abour 17mm and dh sperm cout was 178 mil with 100% mod.the first one was in August and the the last one was in January 2012 He then told me i need to move on to ifv; that there was notihing else he could do. We ask about any other possible test. that could tell us what was wrong. He said no.Please note that during the period of time after the; second surgery i have had several + hpt but did not make it into be tested and ultra sound because i started bleeding after i got the + but before i could make it in.; I knew there was no way; i had that many test that could be wrong. Plus my boobs leaked each month that i got a positive.We got a second opnion; before shelling out; $15,000. We realized not all test were ran.; The new re ran sever more test and realized that the Protein s was low; Protein s free was 20 and total 61. He wanted it ran again just incase it was an error.; Unfortantly for me he moved to Germany before we got this resolved.; They reran the test at my normal obgyn's office.; it then came back; free 19 and total of 65 they ran the functional and it was 26. he told me to take a baby asprin a day.He also refered me out to a hemotoligest who ran a ton of blood work. That is the latest results at the top. God Bless Mrs. Moye Dr. Braverman 2026 Posts RE: reaccurent miscarriage Posted on: Oct 25, 2012 at 1:28pm we will discuss all this tomorrow , seems certain that at least you have a Prot S deficiency which will be best treated with lovenox. Dr. Jeffrey Braverman MD FACOGMedical DirectorBraverman Reproductive Immunology P.C. moye 3 Posts Reply RE: reaccurent miscarriage Posted on: Oct 26, 2012 at 7:44am the Pharmacist suggest that i try Xaralto. He said it is lovenox in pill form. What do you think of it? Does it work just as good.? God Bless Mrs. Moye Dr. Braverman 2026 Posts RE: reaccurent miscarriage Posted on: Oct 26, 2012 at 9:34am I would like to see his literature on this, I havent heard of this. Dr. Jeffrey Braverman MD FACOGMedical DirectorBraverman Reproductive Immunology P.C. moye 3 Posts Reply RE: reaccurent miscarriage Posted on: Oct 26, 2012 at 9:42am he said it was a clas c like heprin here is wht the fda siad about ithttp://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm261839.htm God Bless Mrs. Moye Dr. Braverman 2026 Posts RE: reaccurent miscarriage Posted on: Oct 26, 2012 at 10:04am ok there is most likely no data on risk to the baby with birth defects. same reason we cant use coumadin. I doubt this is ok for your indiciation. Dr. Jeffrey Braverman MD FACOGMedical DirectorBraverman Reproductive Immunology P.C.


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The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday gave air traffic controllers more leeway to increase jet traffic on secondary runways at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
That doesn't necessarily mean the airport's south runway, 9-Right, or its diagonal runway, Runway 13, will see an increase in jet traffic, FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said.
"We expect no change to the current use of 9-Right," she said. "Runway 13 usage is also expected to be rare."
The FAA decision, intended to ease congestion, comes after the agency determined an increase in the use of the two secondary runways would have no significant environmental impact and wouldn't increase noise over nearby neighborhoods.
As a result, controllers now have "discretion" to make the diagonal runway accessible to airliners when necessary, for instance if the main north runway is closed or because of the weather. Bergen said the diagonal runway was used fewer than 10 times last year.
"We're going to keep the bulk of the air traffic on the main runway," she said.
As dictated under a prior agreement with Broward County, controllers will continue to direct small jets up to 29 tons onto the airport's south runway, but only if necessary, Bergen said. The weight limit generally would bar the runway to commercial jetliners.
Airport neighbors, notably those who live to the south in Dania Beach or to the north in Fort Lauderdale, fear the FAA's decision will lead to an increase in air traffic, noise and pollution.
"Add volume and obviously it's going to be much more unbearable," said Dania Beach Vice Mayor Anne Castro, a resident of Melaleuca Gardens, the neighborhood closest to the south runway.
Randy Dunlap, of Fort Lauderdale, who has battled airport noise, said increased use of either runway would have a "devastating impact" on surrounding communities.


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#NO114 – 1 Year Ago Today
1 year ago today I met a very special person, who took me to dinner & talked about food, antiques & pretended to understand what UX means… This drawing is my gift to that special man
#No71 Doggy Eyes
He likes to get really close… so close you smell the doggy breath
#No70 Diesel the dog
Really enjoying looking after this guy this week. He has such a strong profile it's hard not to pick up a pen… So I did
#No65 Ski-Trip People
Some downtime between the slopes… And a willing model! After a hard day ski-ing it's really nice to get the pencils out.
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A few more drawing I did while onsite working in Singapore.
#No63 Poolside Peeps
An oldie but a goodie.
#No62 Sister Drawings
Believe it or not I do actually draw… I just forget to post. So going to update some posts here with my work from the last few months. Here we go!


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