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How do I play the Weekly Lottery?
Simply choose the number of chances you'd like per week, then fill in the online entry form to set up your Direct Debit, or alternatively download and print our printable Direct Debit form (Word, 304 KB) and post it back to us at the address below.
We will send you a player's pack within 14 days of receipt of your entry. Your pack will include further information about the Weekly Lottery, your unique draw number(s) and a copy of the rules. Please keep your pack in a safe place for your records.
You can take part in the Weekly Lottery for as many weeks as you wish. If you want to cancel at any time all you need to do is get in touch with us or your bank
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The Weekly Lottery involves a simple monthly Direct Debit payment. We don't accept payments or cheques for a fixed period of time, but you can set up and cancel your Direct Debit at any time. If you wish, you can also pay for your Weekly Lottery with a quarterly or annual Direct Debit payment.
Will I get a lottery number?
Yes, we will send you your unique lottery number in the post shortly after you sign up. This is your number for every week you take part in our Weekly Lottery. If you sign up for one chance a week, you will get one unique number, if you sign up for two chances a week, you will get two unique numbers etc.
How often does the Weekly Lottery draw take place?
The Weekly Lottery draw takes place every week, on a Friday.
How will I know if I've won a Weekly Lottery prize?
If you are a prize winner you'll receive a letter from us within 14 days of the draw. The list of winners will be published on our website the next working day after the draw.
How will I receive my Weekly Lottery prize?
We will transfer the winning money directly into your account or send you a cheque, depending on how you pay for your Weekly Lottery chances.
How many winners are there each week?
There are fifty prizes every week. The first prize is £1,000, second prize is £250, then three winners will receive £100 each and 45 winners will receive £10 each. Three times a year we will hold a Super Draw.
How do I cancel my Weekly Lottery direct debit?
You can cancel at any time by contacting either us or your bank directly. You can email us at email@example.com, call us on 0845 6016 936 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) or write to us at:
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How do I increase my number of weekly chances?
You can increase your number of entries into the weekly lottery each week by using our online entry form, where you can also find all the other details you need. If you have any questions, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com, call us on 0845 6016 936 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) or write to us at:
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How does the Super Draw work?
For one week, three times a year, we run a Super Draw where the first prize is £10,000 for that draw only. The Super Draws take place in August, December and March. It doesn't matter how long you've been playing the Weekly Lottery, you will still qualify to take part in the Super Draw.
Who runs the Weekly Lottery?
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Why is my monthly cost £4.34?
If you pay for one chance a week, the monthly cost breakdown for playing the Weekly Lottery is £4.34. This is based on paying £1 per week over a 52 week year. Your Direct Debit will only be collected once a month. Sometimes there are five weeks in a month and the additional £0.34p is to build up credit to cover the fifth week in these five-week months.
What day is my Direct Debit collected?
The collection day for your Direct Debit is either the 1st or 15th of the month, or the nearest working day.
Are my Weekly Lottery payments eligible for Gift Aid?
Your Weekly Lottery payments are not eligible for Gift Aid.
Do you accept entries from syndicates?
RNIB's Weekly Lottery is aimed at individuals. However if you wish to represent a syndicate and act on behalf of them, we would accept your personal details. All winnings would be paid into your account.
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All players must be 16 years of age or older and residents of Great Britain to play RNIB's Weekly Lottery. For further information, please read our terms and conditions.
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Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Sovereign Hotel Albany! When staying at our Albany hotel, a trip to the Crossgates Mall is a must, whether you're here for an event at SUNY Albany (Albany University) or just getting away from the city. A great academic community, the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) and the College of St. Rose are also in the...
Overall Rating - Good - 8 reviews
Excellent 8.6
The early breakfast was a plus. Large fridge was nice.
The selection on the Tv was very limited
Good 7.3
Personel at desk was excellant
Had a problem with your (book it .com) I had a trying time cancelling my last dat do to a family issue. We had a conversation on Thursday August 20 more then 48 hrs in advance. It took me more then an hour on saturday morning to get this adrress. I Book it agent called me and said I will be credited on my card but it was the helpfulness of the Best Western Staff that was a great assistance in getting it resolved. I will be checking my statement for the room.credit
|Good - 3 reviews
Conveniently located off Interstate 90, this Ramada Plaza Albany is near Times Union Center, sightseeing, shopping, entertainment, the New York State Museum, the Albany Institute of History and Art, University Museum at the University of Albany, Crossgates Mall, Regal Cinemas, and many local restaurants including the on-site Delta Blue Grill and Lounge. A gr...
Overall Rating - Good - 3 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
I booked this on Booking.com (via Kayak) and they did not have my reservation on file when I showed up at 1:30 AM. It took me 20 minutes of calling Booking.com to get it squared away. The hotel itself was very rundown and old.
The place wasn't up to date. Some of the furniture was chipped scratched and had tears in it. The hot breakfast was served on styrofoam plates and plastic silverware and when we were leaving the hotel to get to our car we saw a used condom on the ground.
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Convenience meets affordability at the BEST WESTERN Albany Airport Inn, just minutes from Albany International Airport and Times Union Center. Perfect for business and leisure travelers, our Albany hotel on Wolf Road makes it easy to experience everything the area has to offer. While many guests are drawn to our hotel's proximity (two miles) to Albany Inter...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Good 7.3
We were able to get in about 10:15 am, room was clean, staff was very good.
room was a little small.
|Excellent - 414 reviews
Welcome to the Hilton Garden Inn Albany Medical Center hotel in Albany, the capital of New York State. This area is known for its cultural diversity and many art venues throughout the city, from walking tours of the Empire State Plaza and the State Capitol Buildings to the artsy feel of downtown Lark Street. Whether you are looking for history or a relaxing...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 414 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Good location, convenient parking, very comfortable rooms.
Poor 1.0
Stayed in the suite and it was very nice and clean. Has a great view and the kitchen/living room was awesome!
Staff is too easy to kick someone out. Takes one persons word over another and has no reasoning skills.I have stayed here before with a large group of people. This time just 6 of us hanging in the suite. We got noise complaints although we weren't loud. Finally got the cops called on us. The cops said they were suprised to see just a few people hanging out and not making much noise. They came down with us and tried to reason with the hotel but they took another rooms word over ours. So there we were getting kicked out of the hotel for casually talking at 2:30am forced to go to another hotel for the night and being told they were charging us for both nights. Even though this was the first night.
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Chairmans Award Property The Days Inn Albany SUNY is a fully renovated property featuring brand new guestrooms to fit all your needs. Your stay includes a Daybreak Breakfast each morning, Free High Speed Internet Access, access to our Fitness Center, and HBO. We are directly across from SUNY Albany and in walking distance from the University State Office C...
Overall Rating - OK - 1 reviews
Old smelly halls and run down
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you'll have a capital time.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Albany-Downtown The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Albany-Downtown is a short walk from many of the most popular attractions here in New York's capital. You'll find the area around our hotel loaded with culture, shopping and restaurants. In fact, we are next door to the Palace Theatre and acros...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 9.3
The night we stayed wasn't very busy, so we were upgraded from a 2 Queen Standard to a 2 Queen Suite for no additional cost. Staff was very pleasant and helpful, and free breakfast was substantial.
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Rest and Relax at our Albany Airport Hotel Hotel grand re-opening, come experience the welcoming allure and the exceptional service of the newly redesigned Hilton Garden Inn Albany Airport hotel. Fresh off a multi-million dollar renovation, the modern concept includes private seating areas equipped with LCD TV's, an outdoor patio featuring a fire pit, and a...
Overall Rating - Poor - 1 reviews
Poor 2.0
Great facility. clean, new and convenient.
|Good - 67 reviews
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Albany-Downtown Guests looking for a convenient downtown Albany hotel will find this Holiday Inn Express, located close to the Riverfront and the Empire State Plaza, the ideal location. For doing business in town, our Albany downtown hotel is close to several local colleges, hospitals & corporate offices. State Capital buil...
Overall Rating - Good - 67 reviews
Breakfast on the morning was all unhealthy processed food ... Not enough parking ... Had to park across street in ghetto areaHotel was whatever
Good 7.0
Staff at front desk always seemed to be 'missing'Great price. Good location
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Located in Albany, Cocca's Inn & Suites Wolf Rd, Albany Airport is minutes from Northway Mall and Colonie Center Mall. This hotel is within close proximity of Albany NanoTech Complex and University at Albany SUNY. Make yourself at home in one of the 45 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Satellite television is provided for your ent...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Smelled, garbage not emptied
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come in for a landing and a good night's sleep.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Albany-Wolf Road (Airport) If you're looking for peace and calm near the airport, the Hampton Inn® hotel in Albany-Wolf Road (Airport) should be your first thought. Just 1.5 miles from the gate, you'd think we were putting folks to bed on the wings. Yet, we're actually down a quiet r...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 372 reviews
Good 8.0
Comfortable, clean, conveniently located.
NoI would use this location in the future.
Excellent 9.0
the staff was incredibly professional and accommodatingThe hotel driver drove me to the restaurant of my choice and picked me up within minutes of my phone call to return. I would definitely stay there again.
there was no privacy when using the computer.
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Welcome to our Albany, New York Airport Hotel Situated off Interstate 87 at exit 4 on Wolf Road, this hotel lets you stay your way just one mile from the Albany International Airport and six miles from downtown Albany. From shopping at the renovated Colonie Center Mall and catching an Albany Devils game at the Times Union Center to strolling through Washingt...
Overall Rating - Good - 452 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
We stayed at this hotel because we stayed here years ago and it was a well kept hotel. The exterior was updated, but we realized the inside was in need of renovation. Compared to the hotels we stayed at before we arrived this was outdated and seemed dirty. The large interior space for events and pool area was so poorly lit it in the evening it looked like a closed abandoned warehouse. It was literally darker than the parking lot outside at night and felt less safe. Our air conditioning did not work the second day and the room was 79 degrees. I called the front desk and they offered to send the maintenance man. Then they called back and said the maintenance man 'reset the chillers'? It got a few degrees cooler, but was still uncomfortable. The next day we called again about the a/c and they sent a maintenance man to the room. He went into the ceiling to fix it. When he came down he said the system was set to heat (at an inaccessible control in the ceiling, not the thermostat). That...
Excellent 10.0
Very nice clean rooms, comfortable beds, and many pillows. What more can one ask for an overnight stay?
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Overall Rating - Good - 373 reviews
Good 8.0
The hotel location is great - very close to the airport. Be sure to check out the seafood restaurant next door - great food and service.
A little high priced for an average stay and be sure to be careful when driving with shuttle driver - my daughter in law said he smelled like liquor - fortunately we didn't have to ride the shuttle.
Excellent 10.0
very clean and updated rooms, had nice amenities pool, rest, bar, etc.
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With a stay at The Desmond Hotel and Conference Center in Albany, you'll be convenient to Watervliet Shaker National Historic Site and Pruyn House. This hotel is within close proximity of Albany County Hockey Facility and Colonie Center Mall. Stay in one of 323 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wired and wirele...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
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The Hilton Garden Inn Albany/SUNY Area hotel in Albany, NY is located in the SUNY/State Office area, directly across from the Albany NanoTech Center and SUNY Albany. Our Albany, NY hotel is a quarter mile west of the Harriman State office Campus, and there is easy access to downtown Albany and the Albany International Airport (6 miles). When guests are ready...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4 reviews
Excellent 8.3
The room was nice, big and clean
There was no parking after we came back from a concert . Also the wait time for the breakfast was insane the breakfast was a bit mediocre the potato were not cook well enough.
Excellent 9.6
IK can't complain about any aspect!
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74 State, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member, is located on historic State Street in the heart of Albany's business and entertainment districts. This full-service boutique hotel in downtown Albany caters to the needs of business and leisure travelers. Amenities include free bottled water, on-site fitness and business centers, free wired and wireless high-spee...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Good 6.6
Comfort of bedding. Accommodating staff
Looks ready to close. No amenities stated on website are any longer available. Restaurant closed down in January as did the lounge. My son said he felt like we were in an abandoned haunted hotel
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Until recently I was using an 11lb counterweight that came with my CG-5 and a 7lb weight from my CG-4 to balance my AR152. With this configuration the weights were pretty much at the end of the counterweight bar. I finally ordered an extra 11lb counterweight just like the one that came with the mount so that I could put the 7lb weight back on the CG-4 and leave it. However, since going to the new configuration, with 2 11lb counterweights, I've noticed that the mount seems to be less stable and shakes more when focusing. Are the counterweights counted as part of the mounts overall capacity?
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About the Landscapes BlogThe Landscapes for People, Food and Nature Initiative is an international collaborative effort to support and scale-up the practice of whole landscape approaches to address the full set of needs from the rural land base – from sustainable, climate-resilient food and fiber production to biodiversity conservation to rural livelihoods. As part of this Initiative, the Landscapes Blog serves as a venue to learn about, share, and discuss topics related to landscape approaches. It seeks to engage leaders in the field, highlight research, present examples of landscape approaches in practice, and contribute to the discussions during major international events and policy processes.
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Landscape of the Week: Traditional Farming in the Jeypore Tract
As mentioned on Friday, today is the first convening of the Indigenous Peoples Forum held at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). A wide range of landscapes globally are managed by indigenous people. In addition to the importance of … Continue reading
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10 Day Cycle
My last 10 Day Cycle was about a 50% success. I finished one of my two books, watched An Education (what a beautiful film!), I managed to spend most of the weekend offline (with the occasional sneaky peek at Twitter via my iPhone) and I spent a lot of much needed time with my girlfriends. Yet again, I will do my best to achieve everything I set out to achieve, but won't be too down on myself if it doesn't all come together in the end.
Books to read…
I am very close to finishing The Unbearable Lightness of Being, and while the first half of the book drew me in and kept me interested, I am quickly losing interest in the second half. A friend of mine leant me her copy of The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, and although I know the "twist" ending, I'm still looking forward to reading this book.
Movie to watch…
Anybody of my generation who was assigned the John Marsden books for English reading in high school is probably just as excited about this film as I am. I was obsessed with the Tomorrow… series as a teenager, and am really excited to see the story brought to life on the big screen!
Things to do…
Opt for long black coffee instead of soy lattes.
Attend a Zumba class.
Book U2/Jay Z concert tickets.
Try to listen more to what people are saying.
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How funny! I switched from Soy Latte's to Long Black's a few months back – and I'm sipping one right now! Good luck with the next 10 day cycle.
ahh i cannot wait for Tomorrow When the War Began, i have never read the book but i think this looks promising for australian cinema
Loved unbearable lightness of being, one of my most special books that I've read and enjoyed :)


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A new study released today by HousingWorks RI says Central Falls, Woonsocket and Pawtucket ranked among the top four communities with the highest foreclosure rates from 2009 through 2011, with multi-family homes bearing the brunt of the blow.
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TOWN CREEK, ALABAMA- Normand R. Fontaine, 88 years old passed away on January 12, 2012 in Town Creek, Alabama.
He was born on December 7th, 1923 and raised on Diamond Hill Road in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Son of the late Jules and Parmelia Fontaine and the brother of the late Gerard Fontaine, late sisters Doris, Therese, Pauline and one surviving sister and brother-in-law Priscilla and Alfred Boucher of Bellingham, Massachusetts.
Edgar R. Lamarre
BELLINGHAM- Edgar R. Lamarre, 80, of Bellingham, MA passed away on Sunday, March 25, 2012 at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital in Westborough, MA. He was the beloved husband for 60 years of Claudette E. (Desjardins) Lamarre.
Born in Lincoln, RI on February 16, 1932, he was the son of the late Armand and Victoria (Paulhus) Lamarre.
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BLACKSTONE, MA- Raymond N. Degrange, 62, Formerly of Blackstone, MA., died unexpectedly on February 1, 2012, while living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,
He was the son of the late Albert & Anna (Susla) DeGrange.
Devoted father of Jason DeGrange and his wife Kerri of Granville, MA. and Steven DeGrange of Westfield, MA. Brother of Barbara Dunayeski of Blackstone, MA. Albert DeGrange and Dorothy DeGrange of Plainville, MA. Loving grandfather of Ava and Sam DeGrange. He was the brother of the late Carol Sims.. He also leaves numerous nieces and nephews.
WOONSOCKET – Police have charged two city girls with assault with a dangerous weapon, a foot, and two other girls with simple assault over the Saturday afternoon attack on a 12-year-old city girl that was recorded and uploaded to the Internet.
The four suspects are also charged with conspiracy over the assault, according to Juvenile Detective Jamie Paone, investigating officer.
The video-recorded beating outside the Plaza Village apartment complex was reported to involve a victim the assailants knew and then spent Saturday night with after the attack.
Helene E. Ducharme
WOONSOCKET- Helene E. (Berard) Ducharme, 91, of The Holiday Retirement Home, Manville, RI, and formerly of Waterview Apartments, 300 Privilege St., Woonsocket, RI, passed away on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at the Holiday Retirement Home surrounded by her loving family.
She was the devoted wife to her husband of 61 years, Joseph A. (Bob) Ducharme, who died on December 10, 2005.
Born in Manville on December 17, 1920, Helene was the daughter of the late Joseph and Rose Alma Berard. She was formerly employed at the French Worsted Company on Hamlet Ave. before retiring.
Richard J. Worcester
BURRILLVILLE- Richard J. Worcester, 91, of Burrillville, passed away on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at the Overlook Nursing Home in Pascoag.
He was born September 9, 1920 in Pascoag, son of the late Richard and Florida (Goujon) Worcester.
He was the loving and caring husband to the late Jennie (Jasinowski) Worcester.
Jane Wylie Cote
CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y.- Jane Wylie (Seagrave) Cote, 83, passed away on March 18, 2012 in Cheektowaga, N.Y.
Born in Wakefield, R.I., she was a resident of Woonsocket and North Smithfield for most of her life, moving to the Buffalo, NY area to reside with her daughter Marilyn in 2004.
She was a daughter of the late Raymond F. and Harriet (Wylie) Seagrave.
She is predeceased by her husband of 55 years, Robert E. Cote, her sisters Frances and Joan and her brothers Raymond, Jr. and Alan.
WOONSOCKET – More than 500 residents packed into Hamlet Middle School last night to decry the supplemental tax increase city officials have proposed as a partial solution to a cash crunch that's rushing toward the city like a freight train.
WARWICK — Whenever a new administration takes the reins of power, the first few days can seem like a blur. In the case of Dan Hurley, the newly minted URI head coach has wasted little time in remaking the program and personnel he's inheriting into one befitting of his image.
Monday saw Hurley conduct an early morning workout session with the Rhody players brought specifically to campus by previous coach Jim Baron. He described the proceedings as a prime chance to gather more information while simultaneously laying his cards on the table in terms of expectations moving forward.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Temeka Gauss, 27, recently was promoted to human resource specialist, responsible for all human resource operations in the Mid-South division of Schnuck Markets, Inc. As part of her new position, Gauss has relocated to Memphis from St. Louis and is currently managing the hiring initiatives in the company's newest and fastest growing division.
In preparation for the grand opening of the Collierville Schnucks, Gauss hired nearly 130 people from a pool of more than 900. The new store opened on July 14 bringing the company's Mid-South store count to 12 stores and five convenience/fuel centers in Tennessee and Mississippi. Given the fluctuating economy, Gauss is anticipating an even greater number of applicants for the three new Schnucks full-service food and drug stores on the horizon.
Gauss graduated from Normandy High School in St. Louis in 1995 and attended St. Louis Community College at Forest Park. In 2004, she graduated from the University of Missouri - St. Louis with a degree in business administration and an emphasis in finance.
In 1995, while attending classes, Gauss began her career with Schnucks as a cashier at the company's Ladue, Mo. location. Within four years, she was promoted to video manager. In 2001, she entered the Personnel Department at the company's Bridgeton office. Today, she operates as an extension of that office.
"I particularly enjoy the everyday contact with people that this industry affords," said Gauss. "The grocery store is a necessity for everyone. It's important that the people we hire help create an atmosphere that is open and warm and makes customers feel welcome."
Over the coming months, Gauss will work with store and department managers in the Mid-South to keep stores fully staffed and to bring all the new stores in line. In addition, she's looking forward to getting involved in the community through job fairs and other connections with high schools and colleges.
Founded in St. Louis in 1939, Schnuck Markets, Inc. currently operates 101 stores (including five Logli stores) and 94 pharmacies in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Mississippi. The family-owned company is ranked 80th in the Forbes magazine listing of the nation's "Largest Private Companies."
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Is audible understanding better than the visual understanding?!
I think visually we are more intellectual rather than understanding it by some sound patterns.Although I am not saying that probing the universe in that way(collecting data in the form of sound) is totally wrong because it is an effective procedure to retrieve information from the earliest times of the universe.
But I think the main problem only arises when we try to interpret the data we have retrieved from the a radio or micro wave source as sound!! It becomes difficult for us to understand the conclusions,patterns etc., and decode them.Instead if we convert that data of sound in the visual pattern as we do in CYMATICS ,it becomes easier for a person to understand the pattern.By doing as such there are many advantages, as we can find the similarities between several patterns ,comparing, manipulating it for several purposes etc.
Thus i think it would be better for us if we convert the retrieved sound data into a visualistic pattern.
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Jul 1 2011: Yes.Of course the audible understanding is better the visual understanding because when you hear new information,the creativity develops in you but the process of audible hearing is slowly getting vanished in the field of education.For example,when a teacher speaks about the 3D drawing and its respective information then our brain automatically tries to establish the information according to the information that what he is saying.But in the present modern educational system, due to the process of visual teaching the art of creativity among the students is gradually decreased.In this case if a student is given or subjected to practical problem then he will not be able to solve it due to the lack of creative thinking.
Now the people are demanding for creative teaching in the education but the educationalists are compromising the people but introducing the commercial value products such as smart classrooms.The people are being mesmerized by these types of commercial magics.
"I think this will not improve the standard of creativity in the children but will improve the economical standard of the schools and their management".
Jul 1 2011: Thanks for your comment!!
First of all, i need you to be more specific on your opinion that audible understanding is much better than the visual understanding.(In what way do you mean it?)
Secondly, i want you to know that every child in our country is not capable to have a skill of developing visual reference in his mind when a teacher is explaining it to him.Most of them get confused when we implement a 3D drawing into a sheet of 2D paper.This results in the deterioration of his interest towards the subject.Moreover it is difficult to imagine some strange 3D drawings and few of the physics' topics( vectors like stuff ) to most of the people in 3D, so these smart classes train them how to visualize the concept that they are teaching, for better understanding by showing them few animations that how this concept really works!!
As i have already told you that visual understanding is better than audible, it becomes easier for a student to memorize a picture which he had seen during a class and build up his sequence in detail rather than trying to memorize a speech on the topic which is pretty difficult to hang on with!!
Finally, great inventors evolved from great observations not great speeches!!
Jul 2 2011: As you said "great inventors evolved from great observations not great speeches" , during those days they do not have any technological stuff such as smart class room.Either to say wright brothers invented airplane by just hearing from his neighbor that "No human being can fly except gods".According to your point observations leads to great inventions.Think of now generation students,they have seen many observations and not even a single student has invented a new thing but they are capable of discovering.My suggestion is bring creative teaching instead of visual teaching and audible teaching.
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Still trying out the newly downloaded Paint Tool SAI. This here is an armored version of my new skeleton character Orgnak, he doesnt really wear this set of armor.
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I have no idea why, but this has to be one of my favorite arts from you. I just love the colors. The character itself looks like it's from an anime or something. Very good work, my friend!
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Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens did the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Tuesday and wants all of the team's fans to do the same. In the short video posted above, Stevens said, "I'm here today to do the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness for ALS research in honor of my friend, Matt White, and a person that I never met, Dick Kelley, who clearly touched and inspired many in our area. I challenge all Celtics fans to join me in doing the Ice Bucket Challenge." Booth Newspapers
Walter McCarty agreed to a three-year contract to remain as a Celtics assistant coach under Brad Stevens. Deals for other assistants are also in the works. Though McCarty made no secret of his desire to move into a head coaching position — he sought the Boston College job earlier this year — he is thoroughly pleased both with his current job and its location. "I'm excited just to know that I'm going to be here another three years and continue to work with the guys and work with Brad and our staff and Danny (Ainge)," McCarty said. "This is a great organization to work for, and I think we have a lot of chemistry on our staff. I think we have a lot of good things going for us, so I'm excited about being here." Boston Herald
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Artichoke and Green Chile Dip
Yield: 2 3/4 cups (serving size: 1 tablespoon)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 13
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 0.4g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 0.7g
- Carbohydrate: 1.7g
- Fiber: 0.1g
- Cholesterol: 1mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 78mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 2/3 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup plain low-fat yogurt
- 1 (14-ounce) can artichoke hearts, drained and chopped
- 1 (4.5-ounce) can chopped green chiles, drained
- 1/2 cup grated fresh Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce
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- Fresh green chile slices (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Combine mayonnaise and yogurt in a medium bowl, stirring until smooth. Add artichoke, chopped chiles, 6 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, and hot sauce, stirring well.
- Spoon mixture into a 1-quart baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25 minutes.
- Sprinkle with remaining 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese. Turn oven temperature to broil, and cook 1 to 2 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Garnish with green chile slices, if desired. Serve with Melba toast rounds or breadsticks (rounds and breadsticks not included in analysis).
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Good Friday evening. The snow showers and squalls are finally winding down across eastern Kentucky. Those bad boys dropped anywhere from a coating to as much as 5″ in parts of the east. So what happens from this point? Let's break it down:
- Watch for black ice tonight and Saturday morning.
- Partly sunny skies return for Saturday with temps in the low and mid 30s.
- The next system moves in late Sunday with some chilly showers.
- It may get just cold enough for a few flakes of snow to mix in with the rain on Christmas Eve.
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"Being in the military is often an exercise in the surreal. The process of unreality begins in basic training, continues through your training and deployment, and peaks when you emerge on the other side with a DD-214 in your hand and years' worth of (good, bad, painful, confusing, conflicted, devastating, frustrating, bitter, proud) memories in your head. The surreal is no longer the drill sergeant smoking you for eating a cookie, the officer ordering you to build a doggie door for his unauthorized pet or picking up the last unit's garbage in the Mojave Desert for four days straight. The true surreal is watching the political process play out on brightly lighted screens showing dull-eyed commentators and analysts. The surreal is trying to connect with people back home — people who love you, people who like you, people who have put you out of their minds."
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Last Veterans Day, the International Franchise Association launched an industry-wide campaign, Operation Enduring Opportunity, to hire as team members and recruit as franchise business owners 75,000 veterans and military spouses, plus 5,000 wounded warriors, by the end of 2014. One year later, Marriott has just announced that it will join Operation Enduring Opportunity and has committed to hire 1,500 Veterans over the next 3 years. "Marriott's culture of 'Spirit to Serve' is a natural fit with veterans and IFA is honored to welcome Marriott as a new leader on behalf of our veterans" said IFA President & CEO Steve Caldeira.
A new report from the IFA prepared by Franchise Business Review shows over 64,000 veterans, military spouses and wounded warriors have started careers in franchising, including 4,314 new veteran franchise business owners, since 2011 through Operation Enduring Opportunity, a campaign of IFA's VetFran Strategic Initiative. A press release about the study can be found below.
These results are a great step forward toward our goal of hiring as team members and recruiting as franchise business owners 75,000 veterans and military spouses plus 5,000 wounded warriors by the end of 2014. But with unemployment rates for veterans ages 18-24 stuck at 24.8%, "we must keep up the momentum to enable those who have served and sacrificed to fulfill their dreams and find meaningful career opportunities here at home," said IFA President & CEO Steve Caldeira.
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"All I Want For Christmas Is To Call Home"
I tend to not tell people the things I do, but I felt that this one was worth sharing because all this lady wanted was one thing, and that was to call home.
I went to the gas station with my dad, and there was this lady with some stuff outside panhandling. I took the time to read it and all she wanted for Christmas was to call home. On this cold holiday she did not ask for money, for food, or for warmth, just one phone call home to tell them that she loved them and that she hoped they were having a great holiday.
Normally I would have just lent her my cell phone, but on this day I did not have it. So instead I went inside and grabbed a $5 pay card so that way she could talk on the phone longer than I could stand there. Though it might not be much, I hope the little time that I could donate to her and the 2 bucks I had in my pocket will help to make her holiday that much brighter.
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Vydox Overview
Men who wish to increase their sexual performance including the length of their erect penis will be interested in a product such as Vydox which is designed to do just this. The product is presented on a website that is very professional in appearance and has a very clinical image. It is manufactured by Premium Nutraceuticals and all contact information is provided for the company. They offer a money back guarantee on all purchases and discount prices for customers who purchase more than one bottle per order. A one month supply of Vydox costs $84.99 and it is recommended that it is taken twice a day, with most men seeing good results within 30 days.
There are a number of customer testimonials shown for Vydox plus a celebrity endorsement by Brian Gay, a PGA golfer. Unfortunately, although the manufacturer does state that Vydox has been clinically tested, no actual proof of this is shown on the product website.
Vydox Product Details
The key active ingredients used in Vydox are all explained in detail for the potential consumer. It is said to contain an optimal amount of Prosexual Nutrients that are an integral part of a process whereby the blood vessels are relaxed and widened, allowing more blood to flow into the penile chambers. This is particularly important as it produces a firmer erection that will make the penis longer and thicker when it is erect. In addition to the Prosexual Nutrients, Vydox contains Yohimbine, Ginseng, Saw Palmetto, Muira Pauma, Ginko Leaf and Damiana. Saw Palmetto is extremely important for the support of the prostate gland while another ingredients Bioperine allows the formula to be absorbed more efficiently into the system.
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Very easy to make. I used a Gala apple because that's what's growing on my trees. Very delicious. Because some people commented on the bland color, I add a little orange pepper and a deseeded jalapeno pepper. They made it more colorful but they were unnecessary.
Chicken Soft Tacos with Sautéed Onions and Apples
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In this recipe, a savory-sweet taco filling is encased in warm flour tortillas.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 2 tacos)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 454
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 12.6g
- Saturated fat: 3.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.5g
- Protein: 32.9g
- Carbohydrate: 51.5g
- Fiber: 4.8g
- Cholesterol: 73mg
- Iron: 3.3mg
- Sodium: 705mg
- Calcium: 116mg
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast, cut into bite-sized pieces
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 cups thinly sliced onion
- 2 cups thinly sliced peeled Granny Smith apple (about 2 apples)
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 8 (6-inch) flour tortillas
- Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle the chicken evenly with salt, nutmeg, and pepper. Add chicken to pan; sauté 7 minutes or until golden. Remove the chicken from pan; keep warm.
- Melt butter in pan over medium heat. Add onion; cook 4 minutes or until tender, stirring frequently. Add apple; cook 6 minutes or until golden, stirring frequently. Add garlic; cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Return chicken to pan; cook 2 minutes or until thoroughly heated, stirring frequently.
- Heat tortillas according to package directions. Arrange 1/2 cup chicken mixture evenly over each tortilla.
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Don't you wish sometimes that you could get inside a guy's mind to understand how he thinks? Well, one man agreed to be my guinea pig. He happened to send an email with some observations about the women in his Bible study, so I asked if he would elaborate for the benefit of this blog's readers. He good-naturedly agreed, so here are some of the highlights of our exchange. We'll call him Connor for today. Connor attends an evangelical Bible church in Texas, one with many new believers—an important factor in this discussion.
Connor: I am volunteering as a co-leader in our singles group at the church with a lady. As in most cases we have a 5-to-1 ratio of women to men. The biggest struggle or problem I deal with is being smothered by the ladies. The last several weeks I have been approached by three of the ladies wanting to go out on dates. It is tough for me but I have turned them all down. My focus is entirely on leading this group with integrity and I feel like for me to be effective I need to be committed to them unattached. What can I do to limit or eliminate (I wish) these requests?
So I asked Connor if he could elaborate on what being "smothered" meant. Here is what he described:
Connor: The biggest problem with the ladies is their constant need for some attention. I realize that as a leader I am exposed to this certain issue. Because I am a hugger it tends to get me in trouble when trying to provide that pure male touch. I also have the wonderful gifts of mercy, compassion and encouragement which are helpful when leading this group. This in itself hooks them because I am attentive to their needs. I have an accountability partner in the female leader to make sure that I am not leading anyone astray. I also meet with two men's groups during the week. I feel confident that I am not jeopardizing my ability to lead them by "just caring for them" in a righteous way. You were correct about the female leader. In the beginning I had to be straight with her about her advances. She had her subtle little flirtatious remarks and comments. We have a wonderful relationship now as brother and sister in the Lord. She has assured me that it is the ladies going places in their minds because of my availability. I don't see myself as "all that" but then again I do have a passion for Christ and that alone is enough for most women to feel secure and respected. The other leader has been talking for sometime now on doing a Bible study strictly for the single ladies and it sounds like it is time for that!
To be honest, I anticipated Connor's description of himself—as well as his confidence that his motivations were godly and not giving mixed signals. I told him that he is the typical stumbling block in singles ministries—the hugger who is an empathetic and encouraging listener. Add to that his willingness to step up and lead a group, and you've got an irresistible draw for most ladies. No doubt, some might have been confused by his actions, especially if they weren't aware that he was consistently treating other women in the same way. Since I've never met Connor, I can't share any observations of his behavior, so for the purposes of this discussion we're going to assume he's not misleading anyone. (Let's keep that assumption in the comments, too, please!) Now, there's a lot here to unpack, but I wanted to further explore why Connor was reacting to the women's initiatives as he did. So I asked another round of questions, which he willingly answered:
Connor: Okay, I'm ready now to answer your questions!
1. Why don't you want to respond to these offers? Let's see….hmm, not ready, not the right one but I believe the main reason is that I am focusing on being a Godly example unattached. What is not appealing in them? I honestly believe that some of these women have this desperation about them. It makes me feel (I mean this humbly) like I'm the only man available. I do have some attraction to them but have been very guarded against that for fear of failure on my part.
2. What are the women failing to understand in their pursuit of you? That I'm not ready to change my mind about dating. I think they believe I will be ready to go any day. Can't I just be attentive and caring about them without them thinking I am attracted to them and that I would be a great husband?
3. What would you prefer to see in such scenarios? That they would think, Connor is our leader and we shouldn't want him to stumble. That they pray I would be strong and continue to lead them by example through their days of singleness. I know it's asking a lot!
4. Is there any "power" in a reserved woman? Very much so! A look or a glance says a lot to me. I like to see confidence and assurance about whom and what they are. It's that constant calling or asking me what I am doing this weekend to see if I'm available that makes me uncomfortable.
5. What would you want to communicate to the women in this group if you thought you could do it without any repercussions? That God's timing is perfect in our lives. I believe HE will reveal to the man and the woman they are right for each other. I haven't felt that with these ladies. Maybe it's just where I am at right now which is totally focused on this singles group. I want them to be happy and content with me giving them my very best in this area of my life and respect my boundaries.
The reason I wanted to feature this dialogue was to showcase how a man thinks about a woman's advances toward him. But I know there are many readers who would wonder why Connor is not pursuing marriage at present. He did tell me a little about those reasons, but they are not germane to this discussion so I didn't include them. Suffice it to say, he has become aware of some self-centered patterns of relating to women and is working to grow and change—this on top of working through being sinned against in a prior relationship. He is not trying to avoid marriage, but he is unwilling to just date someone for the sake of entertainment. If he gets married, he wants a woman who is "passionate about Christ, the church and family."
What I'm trying to highlight here is that if a man is not pursuing, it's because he doesn't want to—and that doesn't change when women drop hints as large as Mack trucks or even directly ask the men out. Generally speaking, female pursuit or manipulation is unappealing to most men. No matter how much feminism tries to convince us that the rules are different now, men will tell you that they really haven't changed. Even if they accept feminine attention and advances, they still prefer to initiate. Plus, they value what they have to work hard to obtain. Is this my speculation? No. This is what men are publishing and broadcasting in both Christian and mainstream media—I'm not making it up!
For any men reading, I'd like to know if you agree and if you have experienced what Connor has described. If so, what counsel would you add?


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Facebook just unveiled a major overhaul to its news feed.
The good news? You don't really need to do anything and it can really help your business.
Just like Facebook Graph Search can make your business page more visible without much effort from you, these news feed changes will make your page's updates easier to find – without any extra work required.
Here's what to expect from Facebook as their updates roll out:
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"A picture is worth a thousand words, but today's [news feed] design is more like 500." -Julie Zhuo, Facebook Director of Design
The first change Facebook unveiled is bigger, more prominent images and videos in people's news feeds. When Facebook first launched, news feed content was mostly text. Now images make up 50% of what gets shared. Plus, images are known to increase engagement on brand pages.
The news feed redesign makes shared images much more prominent. And an added bonus – special media contained in links that people share will play and display right on Facebook, instead of simply linking to the article. That eliminates some steps for sharing your own rich content on Facebook.
A look at how the new design displays rich content shared by your friends.
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The current news feed shows a small sampling of friends' updates and posts from pages and public figures. The redesigned news feed offers new channels that contain all updates from friends or pages.
Posts from pages and figures get collected in a "Following" feed and Facebook arranges them in chronological order. That means everything your page posts gets in front of your audience, unlike in the main news feed which only shows select updates.
This means more visibility for your business and more engagement from your followers.
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Are you a musician on Facebook? Expect your page updates and concert announcements to get rolled into the "Music" feed – which currently only shows what your friends are listening to on Spotify.
The "Music" feed will host everything music-related, from what your friends are streaming to updates from band pages to concert announcements from nearby concert venues.
Again, this one-stop feed for all things music helps to make your page content more visible to the people who are most interested in seeing it.
The new Music feed (via Mashable).
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Facebook's news feed updates are good for your content and good for your business. And on top of that, you don't have to make any changes to your page (unless you want to start posting a lot more photos than before!).
If you feel like your updates get "drowned out" in the main news feed, the new "Following" category will expose your followers to every single one of your posts now. And the users who navigate to this feed will do so with the intent of interacting with you.
What do you think of the news feed changes? Will you share more visual content now? Can you see the positive impact for your page?
Facebook officials say this will be a "careful, slow rollout," so don't expect to see these updates tomorrow or next week or next month. Get a sneak peek at the new features at facebook.com/newsfeed.
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I very much enjoy being able to learn more about Facebook and all the new up coming form in which you can use Facebook to benefit you abd your business. Thank you.3/8/2013 10:04 am
Thanks for the heads up! However, unless I missed it, I don't see that this blog post is dated. I recommend it, as in a few weeks or months, this won't be "breaking news" and it would help to have a date for reference. Cheers!3/12/2013 8:54 am
I like that Facebook is updating the news feed. Before, I never looked at it anymore because there was so much unwanted information on there.
I will also post more pictures on my business facebook page.3/12/2013 1:37 pm
These are some very good changes. As a video marketer myself, i can see myself benefiting from these changes. And i thank you for pointing them out to us. Just another benefit of staying on top of the marketplace.3/22/2013 12:03 am
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We each move forward secure on our own earth, not the earth of others. Happiness is something we must create for ourselves. No one else can give it to us.<< Yesterday Today Tomorrow >>
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Bill (Aaron) Parker, 57, of Manteca, entered into rest on April 3rd, 2014. He passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones. Aaron was born in San Jose, on July 10th, 1956, and was raised in Sunnyvale. He enjoyed camping, boating, going to the movies, watching UFC, and spending time with his grand-kids. He was a dedicated family man and put the needs of others before his own. Aaron was a great husband, father and grandpa. Aaron is preceded in death by his stepfather, Jim Cox. He is survived by his loving wife Rose Parker, his three children, Jeremy Parker ...
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Delfino "Del" Sarina was born December 22, 1924, to Mary and Peter Sarina, in Galt. He passed away Thursday, March 27, 2014, in Sonora, CA. He moved with his family to Manteca in 1930. He attended Castle Elementary School and graduated from Manteca High School in 1943. He enlisted in the Army/Air Force in 1943 and was a nose gunner on a B24 Bomber. He attained the rank of Staff Sergeant. He flew the daylight bombing raid over Berlin on March 19, 1945 and flew a total of 17 bombing missions over Germany. He was discharged in 1946 and ...
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Joaquin "Jack" Lewis died March 27, 2014, in Stockton, CA. He was born February 10, 1941, in French Camp, CA. He is preceded in death by his father, Anthony Lewis, Sr.; his mother, Giuma Lewis-Machado; his brother, Anthony Lewis, Jr.; and his sister, Helen Camara (Tony). He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Jane M. Lewis, of Manteca; his son, Jack Lewis, II (Paula), of Ripon; his daughter, Jennifer Nunes (Art), of Manteca; his son, James Lewis (Nancy), of Ripon; his grandchildren, Joaquin Lewis and Emily Lewis; Austen Nunes, Jordan Nunes, and Jace Nunes; Madisen Lewis and Nicholas ...
Denise Diane Southwick embraced the end of her four year journey of fallopian tube cancer on Wednesday, March 26, 2014, at age 42, with her family and friends at her side. Denise is survived by her parents, Joan and Danny Southwick; sister and brother-in-law, Dana and Robert Mankin III; nephew Robert Mankin IV and niece Rileigh Mankin, her beloved dog, Oliver, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends. Denise is preceded in death by her grandparents Frank and Jacqueline Ford, Margaret and Harlo Southwick, and uncle Charlie Southwick.
Joyce Ann Botelho, age 87, entered into rest on March 26, 2014, in Manteca. She was born on November 13, 1926, in Weleetka, Oklahoma. Joyce is preceded death by her husband, Manuel Botelho. She was a resident of Manteca for 28 years.
Maureen "Moe" Iorio, 68, entered in to rest on March 24, 2014, in Modesto, CA. She was born on July 27, 1945, in Ottawa, Illinois. She is preceded in death by her parents Leo and Annette Duffy.
Frances was born November 16, 1933, in Tulsa, OK. She moved to California when she was 5 years old settling in El Centro and eventually making her home in Lathrop along with her nine brothers and sisters.
Joanne Marie Earley, 77, passed away March 1, 2014 in Manteca, CA.