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The winegrowing estate comprises 13 hectares of vines, 4 hectares of poplars, and 2 hectares of woods. The vines are primarily planted in two south- and west-facing slopes with clay, clay-limestone, clay-siliceous and gravelly soils. This diverse terroir is conducive to the production of various blends characteristic of Château La Tuilière.
The grape varieties are representative of the Côtes de Bourg: 60% Merlot Noir, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 5% Malbec. The estate intends to plant Cabernet Franc for even greater diversity. The vines are grown using sustainable viticulture and an agricultural engineer monitors ploughing, soil maintenance, and weed control. Treatments are therefore controlled and reduced to protect people and the environment.
Quality is maintained and is of prime importance, after increasing yields, thanks to leaf-thinning, green harvesting when necessary, and raising the height of vine posts to increase the leaf canopy. Vine density varies from plot to plot, ranging from 4,500 to 5,600 vines/ha, to control production quality and quantity. The average age of the vines varies from 25 - 30 years, the right balance between 'too young' and 'already old'.
Three cuvées are produced:
Château La Tuilière Les Armoiries
Château La Tuilière "Tradition"
Château "Le Clos du Merle"
Two others will be included in the 2017 vintage:
Château La Tuilière "Édition Spéciale"
Château "Le Clos du Merle"
- rosé
They reflect a twofold objective: to move up-market and broaden the range.
Traditional fermentation: Fermentation is carried out in concrete vats, since their small capacity is particularly well-suited to fermenting grapes from individual plots. Each grape variety is machine harvested as it reaches optimum ripeness.
The semi-underground cellar (a distinguishing feature of this appellation) provides natural temperature regulation.
This system is rounded out by a set of modern vats. The must is macerated at cool temperatures for approximately 3 - 6 weeks before fermentation begins, with or without micro-oxygenation, according to the year and range.
The 'Special Edition' cuvée is fermented in new large wooden barrels, an ambitious process requiring a certain amount of expertise to produce a highly distinguished wine.
"Les Armoiries" and "Tradition" are aged according to several methods, depending on the quality of the harvest, the vintage, and changes in consumer trends. The wines are aged for 3 years in barrels with different toasts from various coopers to suit the most traditional tastes.
However, the evolution in consumer trends has increasingly led to wines being aged in temperature-controlled vats, using oak with a constant, regular oxygen supply. This maintains the phenolic properties, wonderful tannin and light, complex structure characteristic of easy-drinking wines.
The entire process is closely monitored by an experienced winemaker who oversees the entire process through to the final blend.
This is the moment when we, as estate owners, have a final say in creating a wine which we hope you will enjoy!
Bottling takes place from November to June according to the cuvées and quantities produced.


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DINWIDDIE - Finally, some good news for Dinwiddie public schools.
After announcing position and program cuts meeting after meeting, the Dinwiddie School Board has some new money to work with. The School Board announced some instances of restoring cut ite
DINWIDDIE - Finally, some good news for Dinwiddie public schools.
After announcing position and program cuts meeting after meeting, the Dinwiddie School Board has some new money to work with. The School Board announced some instances of restoring cut items from a proposed $50 million school budget during a budget workshop on Tuesday night, including roughly six jobs. Until now, the board has been hanging its decisions on unfinished budgets from the Virginia House and Senate, which were thousands of miles and dollars apart.
But as of March 4, the board knew the final decision from the General Assembly, which is still subject to being altered by the governor. The budget compromise allows for additional revenue of more than $316,000 for K-12 education.
"The Senate and the House both had unanimous approval of their budgets," Superintendent David Clark said. "It seemed like they worked together to get something that would work for all of us."
With the new revenue and the General Assembly's decision to reduce the Virginia Retirement System rate from 7.16 percent to 6.33 percent, the board now has a total of over $502,000 to spend.
"In the last two weeks, we've seen a lot of things change that we've had to address," Clark said.
The first change on the list was the amount of money the school system will have to set aside for gas and diesel prices. The increase in these prices has created a ripple effect on electricity rates. Combined, the schools will spend $120,000 more on these resources than anticipated.
"There are a lot of estimates out there that you're going to see $5 gasoline by the end of the summer," Clark said. "That's not necessarily going to occur, but we have to plan for that because ... such a large impact on our transportation system is the cost of fuel."
While the audience didn't meet this announcement with any enthusiasm, the announcement of another expenditure caused some applause. Dinwiddie schools will keep its director of technology, Timothy Ampy.
Ampy said he's happy to keep his position, which was proposed to be cut in previous budget workshops. He noted that cutting his position would have slowed the technology efforts in the school system, and "all the work would have to be shared," he said.
Other positions and programs found themselves on the chopping block as well, such as Dinwiddie Academy, which helps at-risk students get back on track to graduate with more individualized attention and smaller class sizes. The board decided to keep the program, partially. Instead of having three teachers and an aide, the newest proposed budget allows for two staff members.
"We won't have a separate group of students probably in Dinwiddie Academy, but we still will be working with trying to reduce class size for certain at-risk students," Clark said, adding that they will try to keep class sizes between the size the Academy has seen in the past and what the norm is for regular classes.
Dinwiddie Academy has been cause for questions before, and this meeting was no different. Board member Greg McCammon asked whether the program was being held at the most effective level of education. "Are we trying to save kids that are already lost?" McCammon asked.
Clark assured McCammon that the program tries to pull the students back on track to graduate. Clark noted that the new director of human resources, Cheryl Perkins, will be instrumental in helping to steer this program. Perkins, who just started her new position in January, served as principal at Peabody Middle School in Petersburg and worked with Project Choice, an alternative program for at-risk students in Prince George.
"If they don't transition well into the middle school and they're having problems there, that's when you want to catch them," Perkins said. "... We may be focusing and targeting them at a younger age - the sooner you can get that remediation in."
The board also announced that one teaching position will be saved out of the original eight proposed to be cut, leaving a total of seven teaching positions that will be lost. Board members have yet to determine which department the rescued position will go to. Also, two paraprofessional positions of the four proposed to be cut will be kept. Another position that was barely hanging on was grants coordinator. Clark said that the county is interested in splitting the cost of this position, while allowing the coordinator to work for both the county and the school system.
The proposed budget is about $3 million less than the existing budget
One cut that the General Assembly did make in its budget decision was on textbooks. Clark said the state is taking away approximately $32,000 from the textbook fund, which is paid for by lottery.
"We felt like it was important to add that money back in," Clark said after noting that the county will make up the deficit out of its own funds.
Christie Fleming, director of finance, said the county is experiencing about a $50,000 drop-off in textbook funds from the state.
"If the lottery doesn't do as well as it's supposed to do, then that's the first thing that they do is they reduce your textbook allocations," Fleming said.
Although this updated proposed budget is still based on 4,500 students, Dinwiddie schools have actually seen an increase of 27 students between the end of January and the end of February, which is a unique pattern. Clark and Fleming noted that this is usually the time of year when schools experience decreases in numbers.
"That is a turn in the direction that seems positive right now," Clark said.
Clark said the board hopes to have a joint meeting with Dinwiddie Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to give that body an opportunity to comment on the proposed budget. After holding a public hearing in April, the School Board will vote on a finalized budget in May.
"Again, this is continuing to be a work in progress, as we're going to monitor numbers ... and we may come back to you with some additional changes if we feel like that's necessary before we approve a budget," Clark said.

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STEPHANE Sessegnon opened the scoring for Benin from the penalty spot as they recorded a vital 2-1 win over Burkina Faso in World Cup qualifying.
The Baggies man, who captained his nation and completed 90 minutes, converted from 12-yards in first-half injury time.
Prejuce Nakoulma drew the away side level in the 51st minute but Benin weren't to be denied a crucial advantage heading into Tuesday's second leg - Babatounde Bello firing home a winner with just six minutes left on the clock.
Meanwhile in South America, Salomon Rondon missed Venezuela's 4-2 defeat in Bolivia.
The result means Venezuela sit bottom of the World Cup qualifying group, having lost all three matches so far.
They welcome top of the table Ecuador to Puerto Ordaz on Tuesday evening (ko 9pm).


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OnePlus 5: Everything you need to know about the budget flagship
The original flagship killer is back with, well, another flagship killer. After weeks of leaks and rumors, OnePlus has released its sixth handset, the OnePlus 5, and it has the major Android players in its sights: the LG G6, Galaxy S8, and HTC U11.
And it looks to be a formidable competitor. With a sleeker design, bigger battery, faster chip, and better camera, the OnePlus 5 is poised to be the breakout star of the Android flagship season, even with a slightly higher price tag.
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- Dimensions: 152.7 x 74.7 x 7.25 mm
- Weight: 153g
- Color: Midnight black, slate gray
- Operating system: OxygenOS based on Android 7.1.1 Nougat
- CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 (octo-core, 10nm, up to 2.45GHz)
- GPU: Adreno 540
- Rear camera: 16MP, f/1.7 + 20MP f/2.6
- Front camera: 16MP, f/2.0
- Storage: 64GB/128GB UFS 2.1 2-LANE
- Ports: USB C, dual nano-SIM slot, 3.5mm audio jack
- Battery: 3,300mAh
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OnePlus has always put a premium on design, and the OnePlus 5 looks to be no different. At 7.25mm thick, it's the thinnest phone OnePlus has made. It has moved the camera to the upper-left corner like the iPhone rather than keeping it centered, and the antenna lines remain, meaning the back is made of aluminum and not glass.
Around the front, OnePlus has resisted the bezel-trimming trend. It looks almost exactly like the 3T, with the same 5.5-inch Full HD 1920×1080 resolution display and pill-shaped home button/fingerprint sensor. Thankfully, it also still has the 3.5mm headphone jack on the bottom edge of the device and an alert slider on the left side. It will be available in two color options at launch: slate gray and midnight black
If you're confused about the name, there's a reason OnePlus is jumping from the 3T to the 5. In Chinese culture, the number four is considered unlucky, like the number 13 in the U.S. This is due to the Chinese phonetic pronunciation of the number four being like the word for death and suffering. Many elevators in China skip the fourth floor, much like U.S. hotels often jump from floor 12 to 14.
OnePlus 5 performance and battery
The OnePlus 5 will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chip, which comes as no surprise. OnePlus has always packed its flagship handset with the latest silicone, and based on what we've seen with the Galaxy S8 and HTC U11, it should be a screamer. Elsewhere, the phone brings 6GB or 8GB of RAM, 64GB or 128GB of UFS 2.1 storage, Bluetooth 5, and a 3,300mAh battery.
While the battery might not quite be big enough to get through a full day of heavy use, the 5 uses OnePlus' proprietary Dash Charge system to power up quicker than its competitors. However, since the OnePlus 5 has an aluminum back, it doesn't support wireless charging like the S8 and G6.
OnePlus 5 camera
OnePlus has hyped the heck out of the camera in the OnePlus 5. It has ditched the single shooter in favor of a dual-camera system, pairing a custom Sony IMX398 16MP sensor with a large f/1.7 aperture with a 20MP telephoto one. Around the front you get a 16MP lens with f/2.0 aperture.
Like HTC, OnePlus has partnered with camera benchmark kings DxOMark to enhance the OnePlus 5's camera acumen so it can capture "some of the clearest photos around." The system brings Fast AF and Smart Capture that will let you take shots instantaneously while filtering out noise and inconsistencies in low-light situations, as well as improved HDR and a portrait mode that simulates a depth of field. It also features 2x optical zoom (8x when combined with the digital zoom) as a pro mode that includes a histogram so you can fine-tune the pixels, but notably neither lens features optical image stabilization.
OnePlus has provided some sample photos to show off the 5's photography prowess, and it's clear it has put a lot of effort into improving the camera in its flagship. However, we won't know for sure how good it is until we put it through its paces to see how it stacks up against our current champion, the LG G6.
OnePlus 5 OS
The OnePlus 5 runs OxygenOS based on Android 7.1.1 Nougat. Previous iterations haven't strayed too far from stock Android, and the OnePlus 5's version is no different. But there are some new features.


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Tennis tips and betting picks: Richard Gasquet v Kei Nishikori in the fourth round of the Roland Garros
Richard Gasquet has been sparkling in front of the local crowd this fortnight. He has punched his ticket in the last 16 by rolling over Nick Kyrgios who lacked experience to get the job done at the expense of Gasquet. The Frenchman definitely became less sharp in the second set.
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But for the hard clash against Verdasco, we'd be more confident in Nishikori's odds. But still he is looking like one of the best players in this tournament.
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Audacious Institute Holding Two Utah-Based Summer Camps For Young Entrepreneurs
Start laying the foundation for a successful future by learning actual skills that will help you in actual life, like how to start a business or how to solve problems in an efficient manner, making your mother love you more than all of your other brothers and sisters.
If you're a high school-aged lad or lady, here are your summer options.
Option number one: don't get a job, start learning to play the guitar, and spending the next three months making your mother worry if you will ever amount to anything in life besides the most broke-down version of Bob Dylan ever.
Option number two: mow lawns for the entire summer and spend your nights alone washing stains of green from your hands and feet, making your mother weep for her child's future as a hard laborer.
Option number three: start laying the foundation for a successful future by learning actual skills that will help you in actual life, like how to start a business or how to solve problems in an efficient manner, making your mother love you more than all of your other brothers and sisters.
I have lived both option one and option two — I recommend neither and my mother will agree if you ask her. This inevitably points us towards option three and baby, you're in luck.
The Audacious Institute was started to provide high school, junior high, and middle school students with summer avenues for delving into entrepreneurship and innovation. In regards to Utah, this is coming in the form of two week-long summer camps.
In partnership with the Lassonde Institute and Utah's Youth Education, Innovation Week is being held from July 11–15 at the University of Utah. The camp is designed for high schoolers who want to learn what it means to launch a startup — students will join together in teams, create their own startups, and then be mentored/judged by a group of local entrepreneurs.
The second camp is focused solely on girls between grades 8–10 and will take place from July 18–21 — Audacious Girls Camp: Park City will teach young girls everything an innovator could ask for, arming them with the tools and resources needed to become respectable entrepreneurs.
If you're a youngster looking for an avenue into the world of innovating and entrepreneurship, this is your path. If you're a parent looking for an avenue into making your child do something productive in the summer, this is your path.
Both programs are currently open for enrollment. To sign up for Innovation Week, click here. To sign up for Audacious Girls Camp: Park City, click here.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION and REGISTRATION DEADLINES - ADAMS COUNTY, WA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an April Special Election will be held on April 23, 2019 in Adams County, State of Washington, to submit to the qualified electors thereof, for their approval and adoption or rejection of Local Propositions. The last date to register online, through the mail, transfer or update an existing registration is Monday, March 25th. Persons may register to vote and/or update their address and other information online at www.vote.wa.gov First time voters can register in person until 4:30 pm Monday, April 15th at the Adams County Auditor's Office, 210 W Broadway Ave., Ritzville. The April 23, 2019 ballot will include: Proposition 1 Submitted by Warden School District No. 146-161 Resolution No. 01-18-19 Capital Levy for Safety, Security and Technology Improvements $217,652 for capital improvements to be collected in 2020 $219,829 for capital improvements to be collected in 2021 $222,027 for capital improvements to be collected in 2022 The boundaries of Warden School District No. 146-161 include both Grant and Adams Counties. The Grant County Auditor, as lead county, will conduct the April 23, 2019 special election for those voters residing within the Adams County portion of Warden School District No. 146-161. Ballots will be mailed out April 3-5, 2019 by Grant County to the Adams County voters in the Warden School District No. 146-161. Ballots will be mailed out April 3-5, 2019 by Grant County to the Adams County voters in the Warden School District No. 146-161. Voters may drop off ballots, get replacement ballots, or receive other assistance as needed beginning Friday, April 5, 2019 during regular business hours of 8:30 am - 4:30 pm at the Adams County Auditor's Office located at 210 W Broadway Ave, Ritzville, WA 99169. For questions please call 509-659-3249, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit our website at www.co.adams.wa.us\elections. Voters can also obtain a replacement ballot and access information about candidates and ballot measures at www.myvote.wa.gov The following public meetings will be held in conjunction with the processing and tabulation of election returns for the Special Election to be held on April 23, 2019 in Grant and Adams Counties, Washington: April 8, 2019 - May 3, 2019, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Extended Hours, if necessary); Processing of Mail Ballots, checking signatures, opening and processing ballots - Grant County Election Dept., Room 203, Courthouse Ephrata, WA April 29, 2019 10:00 AM Precertification May 3, 2019 1:00 PM to canvass the votes cast and certify the election. Ballot Drop Box Locations: Adams Co. Public Services Bldg., 425 E. Main St., Othello Town of Lind, 116 1/2 W 2nd St., Lind Dated at Ritzville, Washington, this 7th day of March, 2019 Heidi K. Hunt, County Auditor of Adams County and Ex-officio Supervisor of Elections. #03009/275615 Pub: March 13, 2019
CONCURRENT NOTICE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS CDBG Contract #: 18-62210-029 *Date:3/13/2019 Name of Responsible Entity: City of Othello Telephone #: 509-488-5686 Street, City, Zip Code: 500 E Main St Othello, WA 99344 These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural requirements for activities to be undertaken by the City of Othello (RE). REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS On or about 3/29/2019 the above-named RE will request the Washington State Department of Commerce (Commerce) to release federal funds under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (PL 93-383) for the following project: Project Title or Name: Well 10 and 2.5 MG Reservoir Project Purpose or Nature of the Project: The City of Othello is proposing to construct new water supply and storage improvements to address deficiencies within its water system. The proposed project components include the construction of one new municipal supply well (Well 10) and construction of a new water reservoir (2.5 MG Reservoir) Location of Project: City of Othello & Adams County Location (address, city, and county, identifying information) of the Project: Preferred Well 10 location: PJ Taggares Park - NE 1/4, NE 1/4, S5 T15N, R29E Alternative Well 10 location: Existing Well 9 Site - NE 1/4, SW 1/4, S36, T16N, R29E Proposed City reservoir location: SW Intersection of 14th Ave & Lee St - NE 1/4, NE 1/4, S34 T16N, R29E Estimated Cost of the Project: $6,500,000 FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT The City of Othello determined that the project will have no significant impact on the human environment. Therefore, an Environmental Impact Statement under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (PL 91-190) is not required. Additional project information is contained in the EnvironmentalReview Record (ERR) on file at 500 E Main St Othello, WA 99344 and is available for examination and copying weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. PUBLIC COMMENTS Any individual, group or agency disagreeing with this determination or wishing to comment on the project may submit written comments to the City of Othello. All comments received by 5 PM on 3/28/2019 will be considered by the City of Othello prior to authorizing submission of a request for release of funds. Comments should specify which Notice they are addressing. RELEASE OF GRANT FUNDS The City of Othello certifies to Commerce that Shawn Logan in his capacity as Mayor/City Administrator consents to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to the environmental review process and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. Commerce's approval of the certification satisfies its responsibilities under NEPA and related laws and authorities, and allows the City of Othello to use State Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funds. OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS Commerce will accept objections to its release of funds and the City of Othello's certification for a period of fifteen days following the anticipated submission date or its actual receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if they are on one of the following bases: a) the certification was not executed by the Certifying Officer of the City of Othello; b) the RE has omitted a step or failed to make a decision or finding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR Part 58; c) the RE has committed funds or incurred costs not authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by Commerce; or d) another Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 has submitted a written finding that the project is unsatisfactory from the standpoint of environmental quality. Objections must be prepared and submitted in accordance with the required procedures (24 CFR Part 58) and shall be addressed to Community Development Block Grant, Program Manager, Department of Commerce, 1011 Plum Street SE, PO Box 42525, Olympia, Washington. 98504-2525. Potential objectors should contact the Community Development Block Grant Program at (360) 725-3009 to verify the actual last day of the objection period. Name of RE Certifying Officer: Shawn Logan Title: Mayor/City Administrator * Date of Publication ** Date of end of 15-day local comment period *** Date the Request for Release of Funds Certification is expected to be received byCommerce (On or About Date) #03007/275155 Pub: March 13, 2019
City of Othello Parks concession services Proposals due March 28, 2019 City of Othello notice of request for proposals parks concession services The City of Othello is requesting proposals to provide concession services at the City's two concession stands, located at the Othello Community Pool and Lions Park Athletic Complex. Interested parties may obtain the request for proposals (RFP) package from the City of Othello website , www.othellowa.gov, or by contacting Amy Hurlbut, Parks and Recreation Coordinator , via email at email@example.com or phone 509-488-6997. Submitted proposals shall be made accordingly to the information outlined in the RFP. Proposals will be received until 2pm (local time) on March 28, 2019 to the City of Othello Public Works Department, 111 N Broadway Ave, Othello, WA 99344. #03010/275875 Pub: March 13, 20,2019
SUMMARY PUBLICATION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OTHELLO OF OTHELLO ZONING MAP In accordance with RCW 35A.12.160, this is a summary of Othello Ordinance No. 1528, passed by the Othello City Council and approved by Mayor Shawn Logan on the 4th day of March, 2019. The full text may be mailed, free of charge, to any person requesting a copy. SUMMARY Section 1. Creation. There is hereby created new Othello Municipal Code Section 12.16.287(h) entitled Main Connection Charges to provide as follows: 12.16.287 Main Connection Charges. 12.16.287(h) Main Connection Charges - Installed along Columbia Street on Parcel 1529030680156, described as Tax #156. A 12-inch water main installed in 2018 from 7th Avenue east to the west boundary of Sagestone 8th Addition Major Plat, a total distance of 808.87 feet at a cost of $15.54 per front foot for each side of the street for property to be subdivided or served by a water connection. The per-front-foot reimbursement rate shall be adjusted upward commencing on June 1, 2020 by the change in the January to January All West Coast Cities CPR-W index issued in 2020, and shall be so adjusted each June 1 thereafter using the same index for a period of 15 years from March 4, 2019, after which the reimbursement shall expire per RCW 35.91.020(2) and OMC 16.52.010. Section 2. Effective date. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect five days after its passage and publication of its summary as provided by law. Tania D. Morelos City Clerk #03012/275889 Pub: March 13, 2019
SUMMARY PUBLICATION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OTHELLO OF OTHELLO ZONING MAP In accordance with RCW 35A.12.160, this is a summary of Othello Ordinance No. 1527, passed by the Othello City Council and approved by Mayor Shawn Logan on the 28th day of January, 2019. The full text may be mailed, free of charge, to any person requesting a copy. SUMMARY Section 1. Modify: The City Zoning Map dated September 26, 2017 produced by Varela and Associates, Inc. is modified as follows: Tax Parcels No. 1529030682599 and 1529030682600, located south of Lee Road and west of 7th Avenue, shall be changed from Open Space Reserve to I-1 Industrial. Section 2. Effective Date. The City Zoning Map change shall be effective five days after passage of this ordinance and publication of its summary. Tania D. Morelos City Clerk #03011/275896 Pub: March 13, 2019
STATE OF WASHINGTON Irrigated Agriculture Lease No. 12-097794 Ten-Year Lease Term Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers for lease at Sealed Bid Public Auction a tract of land containing approximately 411.2 acres, in portions of Sections 16 and 9 lying south of Highway 26, and north of Red Rock Lake in Township 16 North, Range 26 East, W.M., Grant County. Bidders may proposed to develop from 200 to 233.7 acres to irrigated agriculture, with undeveloped acreage in wildlife habitat. Lease covenants may be examined at the Grant County Courthouse in Ephrata, DNR Southeast Region Office located at 713 Bowers Rd, Ellensburg, WA 98926, or the office of the Commissioner of Public Lands, Olympia, WA. Sealed Bid Auction will be held at DNR's Southeast Region office on April 11, 2019, at 2:00 p.m. For a bidder's qualification packet call (509) 925-0912. HILARY S. FRANZ, Commissioner of Public Lands #03008/274918 Pub: March 13, 2019
NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING: The Othello Housing Authority has developed an Updated Agency Plan in compliance with the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1988. It is available for review at the Housing Authority's Office located at 335 N. 3rd. The Authority's hours of operation are Monday thru Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. In addition, a public hearing will be held on April 18, 2019 at The Time Out Pizza at 1025 E. Main in Othello at 6:00PM. Angie Gomez, Executive Director, Othello Housing Authority. #03006/275440 Pub:March 13, 20, 2019
SUP ERIOR COURT OF WA S IDNGTON FOR THE COUTNY OF ADAMS In the Matter of the Estate of; | No. 19-4-00008-01 | ROSAELIA ZEPEDA, | NOTICE TO CREDITOR | Deceased | ____________________________ | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as the Personal Representative of the above entitled estate; that all persons having claims against said deceased are hereby required to serve the same on said Personal Representative or Stephen J. Felice, attorney of record at the address below stated and to file the same, together with proof of such service, with the Clerk of said Court within four months after the date of first publication of this Notice, or the date of filing of a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Court, whichever is later, or the same will be barred. Date of first publication: February 27, 2019 Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: February 11, 2019 /s/Ana Rodriguez ANA LAURA RODRIGUEZ ZEPEDA, Personal Representative STEPHEN J. FELICE LAWYERS /s/Stephen J. Felice STEPHEN J.FELICE, WSBA #12971 Attorney for Estate P.O. Box 2825 Othello WA 99344 #03001/269021 Pub: February 27, 6, 13, 2019
SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR THE COUNTY OF ADAMS In the Matter of the Estates of: | No. 17-4-00022-2 | JUANA MATA MART I N E Z , | NOTICE TO CREDITOR | Deceased. | | In the Matter of the Estate of: | No. 18-4-00025-01 | LORENZO PUENTE MARTINEZ, | NOTICE TO CREDITOR | Deceased | ____________________________ |_________________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as the Personal Representative of the above entitled estates; that all persons having claims against said deceased are hereby required to serve the same on said Personal Representative or Stephen J. Felice, attorney of record at the address below stated and to file the same, together with proof of such service, with the Clerk of said Court within four months after the date of first publication of this Notice, or the date of filing of a copy of this Notice with the Clerk of the Court, whichever is later, or the same will be barred. Date of first publication: February 27, 2019 Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: February 11, 2019 /S/Isidro Martinez ISIDRO MARTINEZ Personal Representative STEPHEN J. FELICE LAWYERS /s/Stephen J. Felice STEPHEN J. FELICE, WSBA #12971 Attorney for Estates PO Box 2825 Othello, WA 99344 #03002/269233 Pub: February 27, 2019 & March 6, 13, 2019


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I met Jessica, who is now a successful advertising strategist at VML, almost 10 years ago, when we were both students. We both worked in our spare time as shop assistants across the passage from each other. She and Brad had already been dating by then. From the start we got on like a house on fire. As time put distance between us, we saw each other less frequently, but were always able to pick up where we left off. Years ago, I promised to make her wedding dress.
When the time came, instead of eloping as Jess had jokingly planned, the couple tied the knot in a laid-back ceremony at Workshop 55 surrounded by their nearest and dearest. The homely venue with the delectable food and drink selection hand-picked by the couple, made their celebration intimate and memorable.
In the process of designing and crafting Jess' dress, she provided references but allowed us freedom of interpretation. We started experimenting with a couple of cotton blend laces, which we deconstructed to make the dress more distinctive, yet keeping it understated to enhance the bride's natural beauty.
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Wall Fixed Shaving Mirrors and Vanity Mirrors
Whatever word you want to use to describe these mirrors there is no underestimating how valuable they are. Great for providing illumination when applying make-up, shaving or putting it contact lenses. They really do make a great difference to your daily ablutions! Lighting Styles offers a wide range of magnified mirrors with built in lighting making them ideal for the modern or traditional bathroom. If you require help on picking a vanity mirror scroll down to bottom of the page for more information.
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Shaving mirrors - technical information and advice
This lighting category is called "shaving mirrors" however they are great for other close-up work i.e. eyebrows, make-up and general grooming. Buy this shaving mirror for your partner and use it for your own close-up work!
Notes on magnification levels
As we get older the focal point of our eyesight changes. If you use strong reading glasses we would suggest a 5x magnification mirror. If your eyesight is OK, or you wear your glasses in the bathroom. a 3 x magnification is more appropriate – a shaving mirror with x3 magnification allows the user to see more of their face in the mirror. Note that stronger magnified mirrors show an upside down image when viewed from further away. So for close scrutinisation use a high magnification, whereas glancing to check you're beautiful and you have not missed any areas use a lower magnification.
Want a fog free shaving or vanity mirror?
Choose an illuminated shaving mirror with a G9 halogen or E14 tungsten lamp. Heat from the lamp will very quickly demist the mirror surface. You can use a clear fog free illuminated mirror in a steamy bathroom. Shaving will never be easier! Use your illuminated shaving mirror and you'll never miss a whisker.
Bathroom zones
All our illuminated shaving mirrors are suitable for use in a bathroom. Check the detail on each mirror to see the bathroom zones where your mirror can be used. Zone 2 illuminated mirrors tend be operated by pull cords. Zone 3 illuminated mirrors may have a switch or a pull cord. Illuminated bathroom mirrors are not suitable for bathroom zone 1 - it is not safe under any circumstance to have an illuminated shaving mirror in a shower cubicle. For more details on the zones in bathrooms take a look under Advice and Ideas above.
Wiring for your illuminated shaving mirror
Many of our illuminated shaving mirrors need to be wired into the wall. They do not have a trailing lead or curly lead with shaver socket plug for use in a shaver socket. If you are in any doubt about how to wire in an illuminated shaving mirror please consult a qualified electrician.


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The Tour of Missouri is a 600-mile, six-day world-class bicycle race patterned after the Tour de Georgia and Amgen Tour of California. It is a race that features point-to-point racing. The race starts in Kansas City, September 11 and concludes September 16 in St. Louis, including legs to Clinton, Springfield, Branson, Lebanon, Columbia, Jefferson City, and St. Charles. The race features teams of eight from 15 of the world's top professional cycling teams.
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Turtle Hatchlings And Your Lights: What You Need To Know
When you buy a beachfront home, you need to consider the light emission from your house – especially if you live in a sea turtle nesting area. Newborn turtles rely on light reflection from the moon on the surface of the ocean to find the water. If your home is emitting too much light onto the beach, it can confuse the hatchlings and keep them from reaching the surf. Since artificial light can interfere with a turtle hatchling's instinct to find water, you should talk with an electrician about your lighting right away.
Skip the Decorative Lighting
One of the first things your electrician will tell you is that you need to be selective about your outdoor lighting. During turtle nesting season, which runs from spring to early fall, you need to be able to turn off your exterior lighting. If your exterior lights are sensor-activated and can't be turned off, an electrician can help you with some covers or shields that will keep the light away from the water.
Aim Your Adjustable Lights Carefully
Many coastal electricians recommend that you use adjustable lighting on the exterior of your house, because you can change the angle of the lights as needed. This gives you the flexibility to point the fixtures away from the beach during the turtle nesting months. That way, you don't have to completely sacrifice your lighting.
Replace Light Bulbs
Skip the incandescent, fluorescent and super-bright bulbs on the beachfront side of your home. Instead, talk to your electrician about installing low-wattage sodium vapor lights instead. Another replacement option is red or amber LED lighting, as those emit colors that do not resemble moonlight.
If you're struggling with specific fixtures, your electrician may even recommend that you move them. He or she can redirect the wiring so that you can reposition permanent fixtures to eliminate light hazards. Add tint to the inside surfaces of your windows so that you keep the interior light from passing through as well.
Watching sea turtles navigate from the nest to the ocean can be a peaceful and unforgettable experience. Turtle nesting season is one of the joys of owning a home on the beach, so make sure that you are attentive to the lighting and electrical concerns that can affect the process. A local electrician (such as one from Dunedin Electric Co., Inc.) can evaluate your home and help you spot the areas that could threaten the turtle's natural migration into the water.


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The News is reporting that Norman Brinker died this morning while on vacation in Colorado Springs; he turned 78 last Wednesday. Brinker, of course, is the Colorado-born chairman emeritus of Brinker International -- and the man who, in 1984, took Larry Lavine's Chili's concept public; what began as a bar and grill on the corner of Greenville Avenue and Meadow Road became the foundation for such brand names as On the Border, Maggiano's and Macaroni Grill. Brinker's also a former Olympian, having been part of the 1952 U.S. Olympic Equestrian Team while he was serving in the Navy.
A former Jack in the Box general partner and Pillsbury Restaurant Group chairman, he's also the man behind Steak & Ale, the book On the Brink: The Life and Leadership of Norman Brinker and the Norman E. Brinker Institute for Hospitality and Restaurant Management at the SMU Cox School of Business. Wrote former Brinker International exec Lane Cardwell only last year, Brinker "is responsible for a lot of what we take for granted today across the casual dining category."
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Episode 8 of My Life as a Critic features my original review of 2007's Planet Terror from director Robert Rodriguez.
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"Captain Phillips" Kills "Machete"
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Tomorrow's apparel industry: Roger Lee, TAL Apparel Group
The apparel sector and its supply chain has undergone a major transformation over the last 15 years, and there's no doubt the pace of change is continuing to accelerate. When it comes to the question of where the industry is likely to be in 2030, who better to ask than Roger Lee, chief executive of Hong Kong based 'innofacturer' TAL Apparel, who shares his vision for future.
With a strategy team solely focused on positioning the business for a more competitive future, and an R&D team dedicated to pushing forward on products, TAL Apparel Group has even coined the phrase 'innofacturer' to describe its ability to come up with innovative manufacturing solutions.
Some of its success stories include automated supply chain replenishment delivering stock directly onto retail shelves for customers such as JC Penney, as well as numerous patents covering wrinkle-free and stain resistant treatments. Most recently, the company has invested in new size and fit technologies, including the Metail virtual fitting room and Size Stream body scanners.
"We're always trying to be at the forefront of thinking," explains chief executive Roger Lee, adding that having the "best and the broadest-thinking team" stands the company in good stead when it comes to setting itself apart from its competitors.
When it comes to his vision of the changes and challenges likely to shape the apparel industry and its supply chain in 2030, Lee foresees a landscape where retailers and brands will have to differentiate themselves through exclusive products, exceptional service and a compelling in-store experience, with technology and the internet offering new opportunities for smaller and start-up brands to reach the consumer. And not surprisingly, manufacturing models are also likely to be very different from today, with the lowest price no longer driving sales or sourcing.
"I'm still trying to figure out what could technically throw our industry by 2030 – and it's 3D printing," Lee notes, adding: "It's something no-one wants to say, but it will completely kill the manufacturing industry, it will change into something quite different."
Based on current technology "we're not going to have a product out of a 3D printer that's going to be as soft as a silk or cotton shirt is today – but I'm not putting it beyond reality that in 20 years' time someone could create a material that feels like fabric and can be 3D printed [by consumers in their own homes]. We never thought you could make a car out of 3D-printed components, so it's not beyond the realm of possibility that you will eventually be able to replicate clothes.
"But none of us is facing the reality [that there won't be a need for manufacturers any more]. We can't stop what we're doing today as more and more people are going to buy clothes – but monitor the 3D printing side very carefully."
Lee believes 3D printing won't be capable of producing "mass market" clothes for "another 20 years at least" while research into the technology focuses on non-apparel applications, "but a lot of research is happening." He adds: "I'm trying to be optimistic here."
One of the few upsides if this prediction comes true is that consumers "will still need someone to design for them. Even with a 3D printer that can spill out apparel, you will still need a brand to come up with the style that you can buy and customise yourself."
And if 3D printing does not come along, then "custom-made clothing is going to be a big thing." Consumers will be able to scan their own body at home, and send a scan to their favourite brand, and make custom clothing from it. "This I definitely foresee happening by 2030."
Tomorrow's manufacturing model
Headquartered in Hong Kong, and with ten factories in South East Asia, the TAL Apparel Group has 25,000 employees and an output of over 55m pieces a year. So it's no wonder that the company is taking seriously the prospect that tomorrow's business model will be very different from today, as shoppers seek more unique and customised items over mass-produced merchandise.
"We're already seeing the order size get smaller and smaller, with a lot more styles, and each style a lot less pieces – that's going to continue to happen," Lee says. Likewise, cycles will continue to shorten, from the current 10-12 seasons a year, to 24 seasons as retailers try to entice consumers with a constant flow of new products and shoppers increasingly seek "instant gratification".
"But if you miss a season by two weeks, the season has finished. So reliability is going to be key. And I think what large manufacturers bring to the table is having the infrastructure that allows us to have that capability and reliability. That would be hard for smaller suppliers.
"The question, then, is instead of having fewer mega-factories do we have a lot more smaller factories around the world, a network? That's still in the back of my mind and might be something we look at in 10-15 years time; a different business model," he admits.
Supporting this theory, Lee believes that "eventually there is going to be no cheap place for production. Maybe not in 15 years, but in the next 20-25 years pretty much every country is going to be about the same cost to produce." And without that price differential between countries "it will come full circle; it will be viable to produce closer to point of sale. Then you can really decide last-minute where you want to produce."
Just look at what has happened in China in the last five years. "China is trying to figure out how to have an industry that can feed more internal consumption rather than respond to external consumption. The Chinese government is already growing costs and wages; internal consumption will increase and absorb the output of production inside China. And that will continue to happen across all countries. It will take some time for sure, but eventually everyone's going to do that."
Textile transformation
As far as fibres and fabrics are concerned, Lee suggests "it doesn't really matter where the raw material is," and that bigger issues are the cost and speed of transportation. Instead, he argues the whole textile process is ripe for transformation.
"It hasn't changed in the last 30 years; it's the same old processes - spinning, dyeing, weaving, finishing - although the machines have jumped generations in terms of innovation. Will that change in 20 years? Maybe. It's really expensive to create a fabric mill today, so we need to make it easier to build fabric mills in the future at much lower cost.
"I always believe that when there's a need, someone will come up with a solution."
He also identifies "shortcomings in today's apparel in terms of fibre. "The younger generation loves polyester, and the older generation loves cotton. People like the functionality of polyester but the hand-feel of cotton, but we do not have that fibre yet. I'm sure someone is working on the next generation of fibre that's going to combine them together."
Another issue likely to impact more heavily on purchase decisions in the future is sustainability. "It's easier for consumers today to know when the product they're buying came from a sustainable source or a sustainable way of manufacturing. I think sooner rather than later people will start tagging their garments on how sustainable a product is, using a global rating.
"At the moment consumers say they won't pay more for a sustainable product, but when energy or water gets scarce in the future then they will immediately pay a lot more attention and that will change the way people think about products, not just apparel but all products."
Retail and product differentiation
As far as apparel retail is concerned, one of the main developments Lee foresees is that the current landscape is likely to "change significantly in terms of the lowest price in comparison shopping," with the technology getting so good and so fast that companies will have to look at doing something completely different to get a competitive edge.
"It's going to be so easy to compare prices in a few years' time that automatically the lowest one will win. And when that happens, and when the product is available at multiple points of sale and you can see the cheapest one, it won't be long-term financially viable [to compete on price]. It's going to have to come from differentiation.
"Brands are going to have to figure out how they're going to design differently for each retail channel. And that will change a lot in the next five to ten years." On top of this, Lee also believes over-exposure means "consumers are getting tired of the big brands" because everybody has them, and the cycle-time from one "hot" brand to the next is getting shorter.
"Based on the internet, ease of delivery, and the amount of malls that you need to showcase your stuff, what's going to happen is that it will be much easier for smaller brands to reach the consumer in five to ten years' time. So consumers are going to be more and more interested in up-and-coming brands" – not just in their local markets, but able to seamlessly purchase from anywhere in the world.
"Customers, even in China, are looking for something new, which is why the smaller brands will have a really good chance in the future."
Linking designers and suppliers
The flipside is that technology and connectivity will also open up new opportunities for small brands and designers to track down suppliers.
"Today the small collections are struggling to find someone to make for them. There's definitely a factory in this world that would be happy to produce it, but there's no platform to give these start-up brands a way to find these manufacturers."
Lee envisages such a platform "where you can put your designs or collection on the web and someone will bid to produce for you, especially the smaller factories who need this connection. It's going to happen, and it's going to be seamless. It won't matter where your things are produced, it can be factories anywhere in the world."
Despite his strong beliefs in the developments likely to drive retail and manufacturing in the future, Lee admits there is one major unknown hanging over his predictions: politics.
"You never know when it comes to government policy and regulations, and there's no way of knowing what may or could happen. That's the only uncertainty in everything."
But when it comes to planning for the unknown, the solution is a little easier. "The unknown will happen to all my competitors, not just to me, so the way to combat that is to have the best team on board. Then I'll face the difficulties by being better than my competitors."
This article is supported by Lectra, the integrated technology solutions company for the textile, fashion and apparel industries.
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Olaf is considered significant not because he was the first to unite Norway or espouse Christianity but because his rule was a turning point away from Norway's isolated past and toward becoming a member of the European Christian community.
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Syntax-Highlighted Code in Keynote
For my conference talks last year, I used Showoff which I really like. I can edit my slides in Markdown and it is really easy to include source code that is automatically syntax-highlighted.
I'm putting the finishing touches on my talk for Mountain West Ruby Conference next week. This talk is much more visual and contains less code than my other talks. A designer at my company is doing a bunch of really cool animations for me and we decided that Keynote would be a better option for what we needed. However, I needed to find a good solution for including syntax-highlighted code.
Another co-worker has used a workflow that involves generating the syntax-highlighted code as HTML and then copying and pasting from Safari. I believe he picked this up from this Apple StackExchange post. I wanted something much less tedious, so I did some digging.
I first ran across
this gist, which talks
about using
and piping its output to the very handy
pbcopy command, which places
the output in the clipboard for pasting into Keynote.
One of the comments on the gist pointed to another gist that shows how to use OS/X's Automator to make the process simpler. I followed the instructions with a few tweaks to the script, and it works like a charm. This gist also includes instructions for using pygments instead of highlight if you prefer.
With this setup in place, I copy the code I want to include and paste
it onto a slide in Keynote. I then select it, hit the keyboard
shortcut I set up, and I end up with nicely syntax-highlighted code
on my slide. I can make manual tweaks to the code in place, and I can
also use
Cmd+ and
Cmd- to bump the font size up and down as
needed. If I make more significant changes, I can repeat the process
to re-highlight it.
Thanks to Josh Butts and Lukas Ritz for the very handy gists.
Here's the Automator script I'm using:


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Dear Editor,
I am writing on behalf of the support group One Day More, to make a plea of candidates running in the constituencies of Galway East and West in the upcoming election.
One Day More is a support group for parents and families of babies diagnosed with life-limiting and terminal conditions while in the womb.
We offer support to all families and particularly to those who decide to continue with their pregnancy and spend time with their baby, however brief that time may be.
Too often, it seems as if there is no room in the abortion debate for our stories. We hear a lot from politicians and campaigners about the need to introduce abortion for babies diagnosed with life-limiting illnesses, but we don't hear other stories, stories of hope.
We don't hear about the families who were told that their babies would not survive to birth, only to discover that this diagnosis proved incorrect and their babies have not only survived; they have thrived.
We don't hear from the mothers who say that they cherished every day of their pregnancy in a special way once they received their diagnosis, aware that each day could be their last opportunity to wake up to the sensation of their baby's heartbeat.
And we don't hear about the real fear of so many families in our group – that if abortion is introduced for these seriously ill babies, then many parents will feel pressured to take that route and will not be encouraged to continue with their pregnancy and have the opportunity to meet their baby.
What many people forget is that something as simple as meeting with other families who have been through the same experience can help parents feel that they can face this challenge and continue with their pregnancy.
We do not value our healthy children based on how long they live, and we should not apply this standard to babies who are seriously ill.
This, then, is what we are asking of candidates at this time. When you comment on the 8th Amendment and the campaign to have it repealed, think about how hurtful it is to hear your baby described as "an abnormality" and not a baby who needs love and cherishing for however long they live.
Think about how hurtful it is to hear people talking about repealing a provision that provides unique legal protection to our unique children. And think about what you can do as a candidate to help families in our situation – one suggestion we would make is to campaign for an increase in perinatal palliative care services.
The Irish Medical Organisation passed a motion at their AGM calling for an improvement in this area last year, but no politician has taken up this cause, which would greatly improve the support families receive.
It is surely no less than they deserve.
Yours etc,
Maura O'Riordan,
One Day More.


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The Arts of Communication
Course Number 7315 (Q1), Course Number 7515 (Q2) and Course Number 7415 (Q3)
Instructor Timothy McCarthy (HKS Adjunct Lecturer on Public Policy)
Fall; Q1; 1.5 credits and Fall Q2; 1.5 credits 14 Sessions
Enrollment limited to 40 students in Q1 and 40 students in Q2
Instructor Larry Quartana
Spring; Q3; 1.5 credits 14 Sessions
Enrollment limited to 40 students in Q3
Today's leaders must have the ability not only to analyze thoughtfully but also to communicate clearly and persuasively. This course will seek to strengthen the capacity of each student to speak well in public settings while navigating a range of leadership scenarios. Approximately one-third of the course will be devoted to classes that introduce students to strategies of communication and to models of public presentation. The rest of the course will consist of workshops in which students will hone their skills in public speaking. The course is designed for future leaders and professionals in the both private and public sectors.


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One of Ipswich's most popular guided walks of the year, the "Horrible History of Ipswich for Grown Ups", takes place on Wednesday 7th August at 7pm.
The walk is being led by the Ipswich Tourist Guides and starts from the Borough Council's Tourist Information Centre.
Inspired by the popular children's books and TV series, this is history with the boring bits taken out and the gory bits left in – and given a local twist.
Discover the darker side of Ipswich's history - hangings, burning at the stake, the plague, bear baiting, grave robbers and worse. Hear about the worst job in town (the "night soil man") and the Town Executioner, who used to strangle his condemned customers before setting fire to them. Learn the origins of everyday phrases like "The graveyard shift" and "Saved by the bell" and why locals kicked up a stink when the Corporation wanted to install the town's first sewage system.The cost is just £3 per person and places should be booked in advance at the Ipswich Tourist Information Centre, St Stephen's Church, St Stephen's Lane – telephone 01473 258070, email: email@example.com
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