than we do. Several years ago, that motto was changes to 'people to match our mountains', and in large part because of women like Terry Owen. Our thoughts and prayers to her family. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative Warren, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES]For a moment of personal privilege, please. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The House will come to order, the gentleman is recognized for a point of personal privilege. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Colleagues, Democrats, Republicans, I want to announce that a young fellow, a 2nd grader from Granite Quarry Elementary School was named Google's North Carolina State winner for 'Doodle for Google' competition Barryman Jonna was one of more than 130,000 students, who submitted entries this year. There is 1 winner from each state. He is the only winner, 7 year old, from North Carolina. He is now in competition with the other 49 state winners, who have their doodles displayed in a special exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History in New York from May 22nd to July 14th. I'm asking you to vote, and to ask your supporters, to vote for this young man to make North Carolina Number 1 in the country, and to help this young fellow in his contest. I've sent an email out earlier today with a Google address where you can vote, and you can socialize that if you will, and let's help this young fellow go ahead and be Number 1 in the country, and put with North Carolina at Number 1. I will send the email out again tomorrow and ask you to do that. You have until May 10th to vote. Thank you very much. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative Moffitt, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES]For an announcement. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The gentleman is recognized for an announcement. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Thank you Mr. Speaker. The House Finance Subcommittee on occupancy tax will meet in the morning at 8:30 in Room 424. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative McGrady, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES]For an announcement. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The gentleman is recognized. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Members of Judiciary B, we've got a special call meeting tomorrow immediately after the session. I understand that the session may run long, but we're going to be meeting immediately after the session. We'll give you some time to catch something to eat if necessary, but we need to move some bills through. If you've got, we also noticed all those bills, so members, if you have bills before Judiciary B that have been noticed, to expect that meeting to occur. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative Larry Hall, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES]An announcement. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The gentleman is recognized. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Thank you Mr. Speaker. Democrats will caucus tomorrow morning at 11:30 AM. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The clerk will read. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The House Committee on Rules, Calendar and Operations of the House will meet tomorrow at 9:30 AM in 1425. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative Moore, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Mr. Speaker, a series of motions pertaining to calendaring. [SPEAKER CHANGES]The gentleman is recognized. Thank you Mr. Speaker. I'll try to go through these as quick as I can. House Resolution 696, short title Honoring Thurlow, move that bill, that that resolution be moved from the Committee on Rules, and calendared for tomorrow, May the 7th, 2013. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]House Joint Resolution 46, which is on tonight's calendar honoring Senator Warren, move that that be removed from the calendar and be referred to Committee on Rules, since we had heard the Senate Join Resolution in lieu of that. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]House Bill 834, short title, amend Locksmith License Act which currently is in reg. reform, move that that bill be removed from committee on reg. reform to the Committee on State Personnel if favorable to the committee on approach. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]3 bills to be removed from Committee on Appropriations and calendared for tomorrow: House Bill 357, Retirement government act changes to 2013. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]House Bill 358, Retirement technical corrections act. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]And, House Bill 101, to repeal the state tax. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]I move that Senate Bill 430 be removed from the calendar pursuant to Rule 36B, and be referred to the Committee on Environment. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]And that's titled as Clarified electric load process, I apologize for that. And 2 bills to be removed from the Committee on Rules and moved to Judiciary B are as follow, first is House Bill 930, short title Dog breeding Standards, law enforcement tools. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]And the second one, Senate Bill 287, Notice of publication by some local governments. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Without objection, so ordered. [SPEAKER CHANGES]That concludes those types of motions, I'm ready for the motion to adjourn at this point of time. [SPEAKER CHANGES]There are no other notices and announcements? The gentleman is recognized. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Thank you Mr. Speaker. Subject to re-referral of Bills and Resolutions, I move that the House do now adjourn, to reconvene on Tuesday, May the 7th, 2013 at 2:00 o'clock PM. [SPEAKER CHANGES]Representative Sam