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State Leadership
President
Daniel Sumerfield (SC)
Vice President
Tyler Winkley (SE)
Treasurer
Jessica Jenness (SE)
Secretary
Shalini Prochazka (SE)
Past President
Mike Visser (SE)
Trustees
Shalini Prochazka (SE)
Tyler Winkley (SE)
Jessica Jenness (SE)
Daniel Sumerfield (SC)
Matt Leslie (SC)
Dan Tappel (SW)
Jared Plank (SW)
Brian Parsons (SP)
Matt Hoit (SP)
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April 2023 Issue
- April Meeting Preview: SpeedCore in Practice: Where We Started, Where We Are, and Where We’re Going
- May Meeting Preview: Significant Changes to the 2021 IBC
- “Be A Part of the Conversation” Happy Hour Series
- Welded Connection Design Seminar
- SEAW SW Tours the APA Lab in Tacoma
- SAVE THE DATE: SEAW SW & AIA SWW Tacoma Rainiers Game!
- Introducing the SEA NWC Steering Committee
- SEAW Seattle Chapter Nominating Committee Notice
- WAsafe Refresher Training & WAsafe Instructors Help Wanted!
- Sustainability Presentations Cover tallyCAT, Structural Steel, SE 2050
- City of Bellevue Wind Load Factor Map in Process; NCSEA Update Authors Needed
- Outreach Effort Breaks Bridges All Over State
- Calendar
- Member Notices
- Employment Postings
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April Meeting Preview: SpeedCore in Practice: Where We Started, Where We Are, and Where We’re Going | |
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SEAW Seattle Chapter’s April Virtual Meeting
Annual Joint Meeting hosted by ASCE
Advancements in SpeedCore – from Rainier Square to 200 Park
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May Meeting Preview: Significant Changes to the 2021 IBC | |
By Theresa Daniel, Education Committee | |
“Be A Part of the Conversation” Happy Hour Series | |
Being a part of the conversation means being present both physically and mentally, engaging for the betterment of yourself and the industry. The Seattle Chapter YMG is excited to announce “Be A Part of the Conversation,” a monthly happy hour series that will run from April until the end of the year. We are excited to gather and share the lessons we have learned and promote growth within the community. We look forward to being with you as together we strive to “Be A Part of The Conversation”! | |
Welded Connection Design Seminar | |
SEAW SW Tours the APA Lab in Tacoma | |
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By Jared Plank, SEAW SW
SEAW SW met at APA – The Engineered Wood Association’s headquarters in Tacoma, on March 16th for a presentation and lab tour. Tom Skaggs of APA started off the event with a welcome and quick introductions as well as a safety briefing. Larry Oenning, also with APA, then presented on APA’s services including technical white papers, research, and plant certification. After the presentation, the group was led to the testing laboratory by Jessie Chan, of APA, to observe some ongoing research and testing projects. Some of the items observed included: a plywood bending test, plywood adhesive bond strength testing equipment, and a large-scale floor diaphragm set up for testing. The group was able to see APA’s new strong floor and testing wall along with a glulam supported bridge crane in their new testing laboratory. The highlight of the event was when the group was able to witness a full scale OSB sheathed shear wall tested to failure.
SEAW SW thanks APA for its continued service to the engineering, manufacturing, and construction industry. The event went off without a hitch and those present were treated to some great insight and resources. APA was our host, providing food and great content as well. Thank you APA! We are also grateful to our members and guests that attended. It was a fun event and a great chance to see each other in person. We had more than 30 in attendance in addition to APA’s staff. We look forward to the next event coming soon.
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SEAW SW Chapter toured APA testing facility where they saw a full-scale shear wall test in progress. Photo by Jacob Baker. | |
SEAW SW Chapter observing a large-scale diaphragm test set up and taking in APA’s new testing facility. Photo by Evan Olszko. | |
SAVE THE DATE: SEAW SW & AIA SWW Tacoma Rainiers Game! | |
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By Jared Plank, SEAW SW
SAVE THE DATE!! SEAW SW and AIA SWW are looking forward to a great combined event on May 25th. Come join our Southwest WA architect friends as we cheer on our Tacoma Rainiers as they face the Las Vegas Aviators! We have reserved the 3rd base side party deck and we’ll have dinner and plenty of drinks and snacks too. Please mark your calendars and look for an upcoming email invite to sign up. Please note that there is limited space so sign up early! Hope to see you there!
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Date: May 25th
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Time: 7:05pm
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Place: Cheney Stadium - 2502 S Tyler St, Tacoma, WA 98405
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Introducing the SEA NWC Steering Committee | |
The NWC Steering Committee members, from L-R: Michelle Yee, Darrell Staaleson, Chun Lau, Shalini Prochazka, Scott Douglas, and Jessica Lim. | |
You may know that the Northwest Conference is planned for September 2023, but you may not know just how long the Steering Committee has been at work planning this event! Historically, a Northwest Conference is held every year, but as you can imagine those plans were impacted in 2020. This year is the first year since the pandemic that an in-person event will be held!
The 2023 Steering Committee was first formed back in 2019, in preparation for the 2020 event. As the SEAW Seattle Chapter is in charge of the this NWC, the committee is comprised of all Seattle members. The original Chair was Chun Lau, who was appointed by Darrell Staaleson, President of the Seattle Chapter in 2019. Chun had begun to organize the committee and joining him were Scott Douglas, Darrell Staaleson, Jim Mattison, and Katie Bohocky (Executive Director of SEAW).
Plans went on hold in 2020 and when things picked back up sometime in 2022, the committee was ready to get serious about rounding out the group. Chun was re-appointed as Chair by current Seattle Chapter President, Tyler Winkley, and then retained Scott and Darrell as committee members. Michelle Yee agreed to replace Jim, who had retired. The group approached Shalini Prochazka and Jessica Lim, who both agreed to participate. Tyler Winkley, in his role as Seattle Chapter President, serves as an ex-officio member of the committee, and Lianna Collinge, as SEAW Interim Executive Director, has taken over the administrative role.
Each individual brings a unique skillset and experience to the group. “It is actually a team effort,” Darrell Staaleson shared recently. “There are things I know and things I don't know, there are things I'm good at and things I'm not good at. This is a good group that complements each other.”
The group meets weekly on Fridays, sometimes in person and sometimes over Zoom. Meetings can be up to two hours long!
“I am very impressed with the commitment and dedication from my fellow committee members,” Chun Lau said. “We have been meeting every Friday to make sure we hold each other accountable to complete our tasks and brainstorming ideas to make sure that we have a successful conference.”
The biggest task so far has been reviewing the submitted abstracts and choosing the presentations. Darrell remarked, “When we finally hammered out the presentations and vendor presentations, we were on our way! We were over the hill! It felt really good.”
Jessica Lim, a long-time participant in the Seattle Younger Member Group, brings a youthful presence to the committee. “I am most excited about some of the talks that will be covered this year,” she says. “A theme like Innovation lends itself to some creative topics. I think the committee really tried to consider the audience and attendees when reviewing speaker applications. We wanted to make sure that the presentations and exhibits would be interesting and engaging for people.”
The committee is definitely excited about the presentations selected and some of the extra social activities that may take shape before the event.
The value of these extra events is uncontested. Some of the most memorable moments from NWC in the past are outside of the auditoriums. Scott Douglas enjoyed seeing the City Parade after the NWC in Bozeman, MT, while Darrell remembers taking a tour of a Hanford reactor in Richland, WA. Stay tuned for what the committee has planned for this year!
Thank you to this Steering Committee that is making the September NWC a reality! Please contact any of them at any time with ideas or feedback so this year’s NWC can be a terrific success!
- Chun Lau (Chair)
- Scott Douglas (Technical Subcommittee Chair)
- Michelle Yee
- Jessica Lim
- Shalini Prochazka
- Darrell Staaleson
Registration for “Innovation in Structural Engineering,” the SEA NW Conference, September 14-15 at the Hilton in Bellevue, is OPEN! Register today at this link!
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SEAW Seattle Chapter Nominating Committee Notice | |
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Committee Members:
Darrell Staaleson (chair)
Mike Visser
Chun Lau
Ryan McKinney
Mark Whiteley
Shalini Prochazka,
Tyler Winkley, Seattle Chapter President (ex officio)
In accordance with SEAW Seattle Chapter Bylaws, NOMINATING COMMITEE SELECTION PROCEDURES & Names of Members Eligible for Candidacy, “The Nominating Committee shall report their nominations for office: one (1) name for President, at least one (1) name for Vice President, and at least one (1) name for each Director to be elected.”
The Nominating Committee works to select candidates for officers from among those who have actively served on the Board of Director and who have a good working knowledge of our association and have demonstrated leadership skills or potential. The Nominating Committee works to select members for the Board of Directors from a diverse cross section of our industry. We look closely at leaders coming from YMG. Additionally, the work of the Nominating Committee is done throughout the year by encouraging members to become involved and, as TR (Teddy Roosevelt) said, you lead and inspire “not by pointing the way. You lead by Riding the Horse!” The goal is to have the names of nominees before the committee meets.
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS:
In accordance with our Bylaws, the Seattle Chapter Nominating Committee was formed by the Seattle Chapter President, Tyler Winkley. The Nominating Committee met on March 8, 2023, and discussed candidates for officers and for the Board of Directors and nominates the following members for election:
- For President: Jessica Jenness
- For Vice President: Owen Kohashi
- For Board of Directors position #1: Krzysztof Zaleski
- For Board of Directors position #2: Jeff Dragovich
Please see the accompanying headshots & biographies.
NOTICE FOR ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS:
The Members of SEAW Seattle Chapter are given notice that the Nominating Committee will accept additional nomination from the membership upon a petition of at least five member SEs received within ten days of this Notice.
Call for Elections
Ten days following the publication of candidates from the Nominating Committee in Equilibrium (or special announcement via email), the Nominating Committee will send the names of their Nominees and any Nominees submitted by the membership to the Elections Committee. Elections are called and directed by the Elections Committee which consists of three member SEs appointed by the President. This Committee shall warrant to the membership the proper conduct of the nomination and the elections in accordance with these bylaws. Elections shall begin not earlier than ten days after Notice of Nominations in Equilibrium.
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Jessica Jenness, P.E., S.E., is finishing her 1-year term as Seattle Chapter Vice President. She also serves on the SEAW Scholarship Committee, has previously served in various SEAW Seattle YMG leadership roles, as well as Seattle Chapter Board of Directors. She is currently working at BNBuilders on the Building X project in Redmond, WA. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Gonzaga University and spent the first decade of her career working at DCI Engineers and then CG Engineering on projects ranging in size from single-family residences to high-rise office towers. A passion for problem solving and desire to get outside of the office lead her to pursue a role in construction management. She utilizes her knowledge of structures to aid her project teams in coordinating, planning, and executing construction of challenging projects.
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Owen Kohashi, P.E., S.E., is the Structural Engineering Supervisor at Seattle City Light. He moved to Seattle to attend the University of Washington and worked at Magnusson Klemencic Associates for 18 years prior to working at City Light for the last 12 years. Owen joined SEAW in 1991 and was a founding member of the Sustainability committee. Owen is licensed in Washington, and is also a LEED Accredited Professional, a PMI Project Management Professional, and an AWS Certified Weld Inspector. He has a wide range of experience with different materials such as concrete, PT, wood, and masonry, and has a special expertise in steel design. He has experience designing many different building types including cultural and performing arts buildings, higher education buildings, libraries, convention centers, office buildings, parking garages, retail, hospitals, stadiums, and hangars. In addition to building design, his work at City Light has allowed him to experience engineering of less common structures, such as hydroelectric dams, powerhouses, substations, transmission towers, and underground structures.
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Krzysztof Zaleski, P.E., S.E. is a Senior Structural Plans Engineer at the City of Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections. After earning his Master of Science degree in the Structural Engineering, Mechanics, and Materials (SEMM) Program at University of California, Berkeley, he moved to Seattle in 2008. Since then, he has performed structural engineering design on a variety of high-rise and mixed use buildings at Magnusson Klemencic Associates for over a decade and Seattle Structural for nearly a year. He joined City of Seattle in 2019, where he has been applying his design experience to the review of construction permits that range from single family residences to high-rises. He has fully embraced the Pacific Northwest Lifestyle by becoming a proud owner of a Subaru and spending as much time as possible outdoors: running, biking, hiking, backpacking, kayaking, skiing, and snowshoeing.
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Jeff Dragovich, Ph.D., S.E., P.E., F.ACI is an Associate at DeSimone Consulting Engineers (DCE). He is a Seattle native with over 28 years of engineering experience in industry, academia and as a research structural engineer in the NEHRP group at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. His primary focus is Performance Based Design, having worked on many projects in Washington and California since 1998. At DCE, he leads their internal R&D efforts and provides technical expertise to design projects. He has been a member of SEAW since 2012 and has been on the SEAW board of Directors since 2020. He is a main committee member on ASCE 41, ACI 318-H Seismic Provisions, ACI 369 Seismic Repair and Rehabilitation, and ACI committees related to performance based seismic and wind design. In addition to SEAW, he is a member of ASCE, ACI, SEAOC and EERI.
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WAsafe Refresher Training Available; WAsafe Instructors Help Wanted! | |
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By Joyce Lem, DPRC
In May 2023, the Disaster Preparation and Response Committee plans to release the online Refresher training that’s needed to renew WAsafe enrollment. We had hoped it would be available already, but the wait will be worth it. The final revisions underway will transform the modules into a well-written, informative, and cohesive whole.
The Refresher will take approximately 3 hours to complete, including the final exam. Users will log into and out from the training platform; this allows users to break the training into multiple sessions so the class can be fit into the user’s schedule. After completing the training modules, users will need to pass a 25-question final exam that is a mix of True/False and multiple-choice.
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What would you do as a Building Safety Evaluator if you saw this? (Photo is from a case study in the WAsafe training.) | |
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For anyone whose WAsafe registrations have expired or are near expiration – check the WAsafe card to confirm that date – don’t worry. The WAsafe administrators will be generous with the renewal period. (A user’s registration needs to be renewed every 5 years.)
What is WAsafe?
WAsafe is a statewide program for volunteer Building Safety Evaluators (BSEs). WAsafe’s purpose is to assist building officials with building safety assessments following a disaster such as a major earthquake, when it is likely that building departments will be overwhelmed by the number of structures requiring review of safe occupancy.
For more details about WAsafe and the SEAW DPRC, please see the DPRC webpage: https://www.seaw.org/disaster-prep-response-committee To receive committee announcements and meeting agendas, join the DPRC email list (see the webpage). Committee meetings are held online on the third Tuesday of the month, Noon – 1pm (links given in the emailed agendas). The DPRC welcomes new members and those who just want to find out more about what we are up to.
Help wanted! The DPRC’s most urgent need is for help with teaching WAsafe classes for newcomers to WAsafe. The WAsafe curriculum consist of 13 modules, taught over 7.5 hours. New instructors start by studying and learning one or more modules (PowerPoint), practicing the module with experienced instructors, then teaching it. The process is not too scary and great practice for anyone who considers public speaking on par with root canals. Helping teach WAsafe is a way to make an invaluable contribution to Washington state’s disaster preparedness and involves a limited time commitment.
If you have any questions about the DPRC or the WAsafe program, please feel free to contact leader Joyce Lem at joyce.seaw@wasafecoalition.org
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Sustainability Presentations Cover tallyCAT, Structural Steel, SE 2050 | |
For SEAW members wanting to learn more about sustainability and embodied carbon in structural engineering, the Sustainability Committee is a great resource. In February we had Kelsey Rose Price with Building Transparency provide us with an overview of the Tally Climate Action Tool (tallyCAT) beta version. TallyCAT is a free Revit plugin that takes the building information model’s material qualities and imports them to the web-based Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator (EC3). Within EC3, the user can refine or assign each material’s environmental impacts using the EC3 tool’s ever-growing database of environmental product declarations (EPDs). TallyCAT is a tool that will allow engineers to evaluate the climate impacts of our structural materials and allow us to work towards meaningful embodied carbon reductions. | |
The Watershed Building in Seattle won an IDEAS2 award from AISC and serves as an example of sustainable structural steel. Image provided by AISC. | |
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For the month of March, David Fennell and Max Puchtel from AISC gave an informative presentation on structural steel’s sustainable attributes. The presentation highlighted structural steel’s large percentage of recycled steel content in the United States, different strategies structural engineers can implement to reduce a steel structure’s embodied carbon, and how to understand the differences between fabricated and non-fabricated steel’s EPDs. After the presentation, we had an open discussion and Q&A session that dove deeper into steel’s embodied carbon and how best to specify lower-carbon steel on projects.
In addition to outside speakers, our committee discusses new resources, news, and legislation regarding sustainability and embodied carbon as it relates to the structural engineering profession. For our April committee meeting, we will have an update on the Structural Engineers (SE) 2050 Commitment Program.
If you are interested in attending the SEAW Sustainability Committee meetings, please contact Chris Jeseritz at cjeseritz@pcs-structural.com.
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City of Bellevue Wind Load Factor Map in Process; NCSEA Update Authors Needed | |
By Scott Douglas, SEAW WEC Chair | |
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The Wind Engineering Committee submits the following report for March:
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City of Bellevue Kzt Map – The SEAW WEC is focusing on the generation of a Kzt Wind Load Factor map for the City of Bellevue’s consideration. It will replicate the existing City of Seattle Wind Load Factor Map Wind Load Factors - SDCI | seattle.gov. If adopted the map will facilitate an alternate method for rapid determination of Kzt and shoreline exposure factors in the City of Bellevue.
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Update to the 2004 SEAW commentary on wind code provisions (ATC 60) – The NCSEA CAC Wind Engineering Subcommittee is proceeding with this update effort. Additional authors and reviewers are needed for this update. If interested in either being a primary author or reviewer of an update final draft or a commentary chapter please contact sdouglasscott@gmail.com.
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Washington/Columbia Special Wind Regions (SWR) Study – The SEAW White Paper WEC #3-2023 , ASCE 7 Special Wind Regions in Washington State, is now posted on the SEAW website Structural Engineers Association of Washington (squarespace.com). The recommendations in White Paper WEC #3-2023 will now be submitted for adoption by the Washington State Building Code Council, and eventual inclusion in ASCE 7 and the IBC.
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Participation - All SEAW members, whatever their experience, are encouraged to participate at in WEC meetings. Please contact the WEC chair, Scott Douglas sdouglasscott@gmail.com, to join the SEAW WEC and receive additional information and announcements on Committee activities and actions.
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Next Meeting – Tuesday April 17 from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. Meeting will be virtual via the following Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87997687727?pwd=emJ3bjI3WnJTVmlsRVlHWFkxYVI5Zz09
Meeting ID: 879 9768 7727
Passcode: 386745
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The WEC is working on a Wind Load Factor map for the City of Bellevue that would replicate the current City of Seattle Wind Load Factors map (pictured). Graphic from City of Seattle. | |
Outreach Effort Breaks Bridges All Over Washington | |
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The Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington is pleased to support several outreach efforts around the state so far this year.
SEFW was a partner to the ASCE Seattle Section Younger Member Forum who hosted its annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Competition on March 11 at the Museum of Flight. This year, 15 bridges were tested from local high schools and groups all around Puget Sound, and the winning bridge from Ingraham High School held a weight of 114 pounds!
Fourteen of the competing teams received some sort of award or recognition, including awards like Teamwork Award, Most Accurate Estimate, Most Aesthetically Pleasing, and Overall Winner. SEFW was pleased to be the sole sponsor for the prizes for the competition. As part of this sponsorship, Pete Barlow of the SEFW Board of Directors was invited to give a short presentation about SEFW, structural engineering, and his career. It was a fun event!
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Just a few of the popsicle stick bridges tested at the ASCE event on March 11. SEFW was pleased to fund the prizes for the student winners. Photo by Casey Riske. | |
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Shout-out to the SEAW Outreach Committee who staffed a booth at the Puget Sound Engineering Council’s STEM career fair, held in conjunction with the competition. Gino Mazzotti from the Outreach Committee said, “It was the first time the fair was held since 2020. The best part was seeing students, parents and industry folks engaging at the various booths. Our table had a consistent set of 3 or 4 kids participating in our Shake Table demonstration at any one time. I’d say we saw close to 200 kids come try it out.” Wow!
On the other side of the state and after a 2-year hiatus, the Mead School District is once again hosting its district-wide bridge breaking contest on April 22. SEAW members and other supporters are invited to attend the event at 10AM at Mead High School, where 100+ bridges will be tested on custom-designed breakers. SEFW is once again the sole sponsor for the prizes for the competition, which will reward three students at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.
SEFW is always looking for opportunities to support outreach in our communities. If you have ideas of ways to bring structural engineering to students, community groups, or the general public, please let us know!
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April 17, 2023
SEAW WEC Meeting
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April 19, 2023
SEAW Seattle Chapter’s April Virtual Meeting
Annual Joint Meeting hosted by ASCE
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April 26, 2023
Save the Date!
SEAW Seattle Chapter’s YMG Happy Hour
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May 20, 2023
Save the Date!
SEAW Seattle Chapter’s May Virtual Meeting
Significant Changes to the 2021 IBC
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May 25, 2023
Save the Date!
SEAW SW & AIA SWW Tacoma Rainiers vs. Las Vegas Aviators
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Save the Date!
September 14-15, 2023
2023 SEA NW Conference
"Innovation in Structural Engineering"
Hilton Bellevue
300 112th Ave SE | Bellevue WA 98004
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Welcome New SEAW Members! | |
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Wesley Davis
Coffman Engineering
Associate Member in the Spokane Chapter
Owen Anderson
Sitts & Hill
Associate Member in the Southwest Chapter
Jacob Levin
Verco Deck
Affiliate Member in the Seattle Chapter
Stephen Fairchild
Tacoma Power
PE Member in the Seattle Chapter
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Are you currently seeking employment as a structural engineer, senior manager, or a senior engineer technician? Check out our job board for current employment opportunities. | |
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Opportunities for Mid-level Structural Engineer and Senior Project Manager:
Seattle Structural is a downtown Seattle firm looking for qualified structural engineering professionals to join our talented team practicing across several different industries. Seattle Structural offers an excellent opportunity to work on a variety of public and private institutional, healthcare, educational, and commercial projects. Specialty areas include waterfront, scoreboards and large display systems, and construction support. We offer a competitive salary and a relaxed, collaborative work environment. Work is on site in our Belltown office near the waterfront. Benefits include medical, transit reimbursement, and retirement matching. Seattle Structural is a firm that makes it easy to become personally invested in the achievements of your company.
Seattle Structural is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We are filling two positions. Candidates must meet the following requirements:
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Mid-level Engineer: 5+ years’ experience.
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Senior Project Manager: 10+ years’ experience.
- BS or MS in Structural, Civil/Structural, or Architectural Engineering.
- Experience in steel and concrete buildings, aluminum structures, lateral analysis, deep foundations, and marine projects are desired.
- Working knowledge of CAD and Revit preferred.
- Strong emphasis on client service.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Strong technical skills.
Please address inquiries to:
Lisa Wipplinger
Seattle Structural PS Inc.
3131 Elliott Avenue Suite 600A
Seattle, WA 98121
LWipplinger@SeattleStructural.com
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Holmes is an international design firm that does more than just engineering. We are compelled by possibilities, informed by community interests, and in constant pursuit of the why behind all our work. With
US offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Boulder, we are part of the New Zealand based Holmes Group with employees around the Pacific Rim.
We are seeking Structural Project Engineers to join us!
Candidates should have a B.S. (M.S. preferred) in Structural Engineering, and 3+ years of related experience. Candidates must be fast learners, ambitious, have excellent verbal and written communication skills, and be able to interact effectively with clients, projects teams, and colleagues.
Our salary range is $80,000 - $105,000
Job Requirements:
- 3+ year’s experience
- B.S. and/or M.S. in Civil / Structural Engineering
- Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in California
- Seismic design experience or education
- Sound technical skills: understands structural engineering design principles
Send your resume with cover letter to https://holmes.applytojob.com/apply
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Applying or Renewing your Membership in SEAW | |
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SEAW is organized into the membership categories and their corresponding dues structures
listed below. Select the membership category that best fits your status.
Your contact information is shared with our foundation, SEFW.
In order to “opt-out” please contact the association office. Click here for our privacy policy.
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Please consider making a line-item donation to SEFW as part of your dues renewal. Special designation can be placed on the donation, so it can be applied to scholarships, disaster preparedness or research opportunities. SEFW fulfills its mission with the assistance of donations from individuals and corporations. More information on SEFW and its mission to promote structural engineering can be found at www.sefw.org. Thank you for your support! | | | | |
