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CCTV added: Police now 'extremely concerned' for missing Nathan
Updated 4:42pm Tuesday 29th January 2013 in News
POLICE say they are now 'extremely concerned' for missing teenager Nathan Taylor.
The search to find the teenager continued overnight with specialist officers and trained units searching the Latchford area.
The Mersey is also being searched by boat between Kingsway and the town centre, while officers have also searched nearby allotments and Victoria Park.
Parents Amanda and Chris issued a statement through police appealing for their son to contact them.
In it they said: "Nathan we are all devastated about your disappearance.
"If you are listening to this, or have seen the appeal for you, please contact us.
"We are all so worried about you and need to know you are safe."
The 18-year-old was last seen at 11.30pm on Saturday at the Bridge Bar in Latchford, leaving a party.
He told family and friends he was walking home alone to Connaught Avenue in Padgate.
Witnesses say he refused to get in a taxi, but instead left alone, on foot.
Police are warning members of the public not to risk their own safety in the search for Nathan.
Superintendent Martin Cleworth said "We are extremely concerned for Nathan′s welfare, especially given the exceptionally bad weather conditions we experienced last weekend.
"We have a significant amount of resources committed in the search for Nathan, and understand that this is completely out of character for him to not be in touch with his family or friends.
"We urge anyone who may have been at the party that evening and may have seen Nathan leaving the premises, or perhaps anyone who he spoke with on that evening or since, and may have knowledge of his current whereabouts, to contact Cheshire Police as a matter of urgency".
Well wishers gathered outside of the Bridge Bar at 11am intending to search themselves for Nathan.
Thelwall resident Joanne Rutter, aged 35, organised the meeting.
She said: "We're not saying the police aren't doing their job, but they only have so many resources.
"We just want the lad to be found."
However, police told residents they would not be allowed to search as areas where the teenager may have gone are too dangerous.
Family and friends have launched a social networking campaign to help find him.
A 'find Nathan Luke Taylor' Facebook page has been set up, with 1,587 'likes' so far.
News bulletins are being posted on the page, with messages also left from well wishers.
Caroline Spencer said: "Hope and pray Nathan is found safe and well and returned to his family soon, my heart goes out to you all."
Debbie Dagley said: "Can't imagine what you're going through. Praying for a safe return."
And on Twitter further appeals are being made for information on Nathan's whereabouts.
Lead by Hannah Taylor, reportedly his cousin, the hashtag #findNathan is being used.
When he was last seen the Warrington Collegiate media student was wearing a long-sleeved grey sweatshirt with a distinctive emblem of two tigers on the front and black, skinny jeans.
He is white, 5ft 7ins tall, of slim build, clean shaved, with brown eyes and short hair and a fringe to one side.
Anyone with information can call police on 101 quoting incident 295 of 27 January.
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I really hope he's found safe and well soon. It is all over Twitter and Facebook, the power of social networking.
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Ratings: 452 | Reviews: 212 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by laintringulis:
1.5/5 rDev -39.5%
12-20-2011 18:02:56 | More by laintringulis
More User Reviews:
North Carolina
2.7/5 rDev +8.9%
Well I was hoping for a decent offering from Molson and this comes pretty close,pours a deep yellow with not much head to speak of,aroma is lightly biscuity and grainy and some alcohol notes.Taste is slightly sweet and grainy but not much to it a lightly flavored higher alcohol brew but not much to it. Good for drinking with some bbq but not something to savor by any means.
03-20-2004 21:47:30 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev +0.8%
02-20-2012 15:04:07 | More by beerhunter13
2.88/5 rDev +16.1%
Pours a pale amber/gold with a small foamy head.
Aroma of sour corn grain & diacetyl.
Peppery, caramel malt flavor but generally a lackluster overall flavor. Slick, sluggishly carbonated mouthfeel. All things considered, the drinkability is pretty poor.
04-05-2010 02:42:58 | More by ExtraStout
3/5 rDev +21%
03-30-2014 17:47:52 | More by Jpinoniemi
New York
3/5 rDev +21%
11-07-2013 16:27:21 | More by generallee
Rhode Island
1.25/5 rDev -49.6%
08-01-2014 14:52:06 | More by Doomcifer
2.28/5 rDev -8.1%
11.5 oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
Thin lacing, clear and pale golden straw.
Faint cooked veggie smell with mild husk and faded industrial alcohol.
Alcohol is quick to the tongue, lots of dextrin and alcohol on the palate. Sweet grain and cereal grain with a processed hop bitterness. Rubbing alcohol? Malt twang, rough in the mouth towards the end.
Every-time I sip this beer I have violent vision of sweaty bloody Canadian hockey fans pummeling each-other. I watery beer with only one purpose ... to get drunk, sad beer has to be like this.
05-04-2004 03:46:33 | More by Jason
3/5 rDev +21%
09-22-2013 14:42:29 | More by clark25
3/5 rDev +21%
Bright and clear straw-yellow colored, with a big white head of tight foam that lingers longs.
Low aroma of corn, grainy sugar and floral notes.
Flavor of sweet and syrupy maltiness initially, followed by some mild phenolic band-aid notes. Some sweet apple and pear emerges also. Alcohol does not seem to detract.
Slick and slippery mouthfeel, but finishes a bit crisp.
Average drinkability, actually better than I expected.
07-13-2008 00:21:09 | More by far333
2/5 rDev -19.4%
07-11-2013 18:43:09 | More by doremite
West Virginia
2.42/5 rDev -2.4%
7.3% abv is the only thing that makes this malt liquor worth it, if your trying to get a cheap buzz and a killer headache in the morning we used to drink this stuff on trips to Canada before legal age however there's nothing that special about it. Pours a golden fizzy tone with white head that dwindles quickly leaves decent lace. Aroma consists of alcohol and sweet grainy mix of malts and adjuncts, no real hop profile. Taste: Sweet grainy adjunct ridden with a touch of rustiness, leaves the palate wanting more no real hop bitterness malt liquor is malt liquor however this is a more tolerable rendition. Mouthfeel: Light bodied with a bit more consistency than most mass produced beers artificial carbonation bring on the belches. Drinkability well this beer has no real appeal to someone who really likes beer, however for the person looking for the gimmick of the high alcohol and doesn't know that XXX really stands for a Belgian style triple.
04-05-2004 02:23:43 | More by WVbeergeek
3.13/5 rDev +26.2%
Appearance: Light golden color, head settles quickly leaving a very thin lacing.
Smell: Light, sweet smell.
Taste: Slightly metallic, bittersweet taste with minimal aftertaste.
Drinkability: Easy to become accustomed to the taste of this beer, it is farily light and goes down smooth enough.
Serving Type: Bottle.
Personal Note: I actually really enjoy Molson XXX. My rating is relatively low because in terms of beer, it's a bit wanting.
I drink this beer regularly (typically a case per week), and find that I've grown relatively fond of the taste of it.
I find that it's a great burger/grill food combination.
Lastly, at 7.3% ABV, I don't believe that you will find as light a tasting beer as this, with the same alcohol content.
03-30-2011 02:39:22 | More by talaysen
2/5 rDev -19.4%
01-03-2012 01:10:30 | More by StayCeeJay
New Jersey
2.25/5 rDev -9.3%
07-01-2014 02:04:58 | More by JMS1512
4.5/5 rDev +81.5%
05-19-2012 03:42:03 | More by ksiazewski
3.1/5 rDev +25%
I may take some flak for this, but I actually enjoy this beer on it's own merits. Lemme explain....
First had this at a hockey game when the Thrashers were playing the Maple Leafs and the beer line wanted to cater to the audience. When in Rome, drink Molson, (if they're out of Peroni, I guess) so I waved my cash and asked for the black can.
Since then I've had this many times away from the ice and it still tickles my fancy.
Strong gold color with a healthy cream head that lingers before evaporating. Decent carbination in the pour and the bubbles stick around for a while.
The aroma does leave something to be desired. I used to sling malt liquor in the UK to the drunks; Special Brew, the purple tin, Kestrel Super, etc.. Sadly, this brew tingles the nose the way those regulars smelled, but they drank that stuff like water, so I can't hold it *that* much against this brew.
I found the mouthfeel to be rich and full and easy to drink. The alcohol was hidden well and didn't burn at all. Hints of corn and adjunct on the palate, granted, but again I knew what I was getting into when I bought this.
Overall drinkability is good.
Some of us can't drink Uncle Pliny's Arrogant Hop Enema each and every day, so this does the trick for me on those occasions when I'm half-way to payday and need something better than Yuengling or PBR.
I personally like it, but taste is a subjective thing.
02-09-2011 00:27:22 | More by Groucho75
Alberta (Canada)
2.55/5 rDev +2.8%
25.4oz fat can. Another Molson offering that I've only even seen in the States. And 'Super Premium', {cough} it would seem.
This beer pours a clear pale golden hue, with three fingers of thin foamy, rocky white head, which leaves a dense snake of lace around the glass as it quickly sets in. It smells of sweet grainy corn, and a bit of saccharine alcohol. The taste is very sweet corn cereal mash, and even more sweetness, but not edginess, from the booze. The carbonation is quite low, the body medium weight, mostly from the clammy, sugary nature, and smooth in the same vein. It finishes with a bit of the grain actually poking through the morass of lingering multivariate sweetness.
As far as malt likkas go, this ain't actually that bad – just too sweet in absence of the expected skank. The name resonates for some reason, though…
09-25-2011 06:11:48 | More by biboergosum
New Jersey
2.18/5 rDev -12.1%
DATE TASTED: August 30, 2013 ... GLASSWARE: 22 oz. pilsner glass... OCCASION: watching The Tree of Life and trying to see what the director sees...APPEARANCE: pale golden effervescent body that holds a half-finger, off-white oily head; appears to be a pilsner; tracing is surprisingly consistent... AROMA: high-pitched doughy malts; toasted oats and cereal--not raunchy, but not appealing...PALATE: thin, slightly textured with the warmth of alcohol overtly at the throat; thirst quenching, yes...TASTE: blandly doughy; highly malty--the 40 ounce variety that makes this bitter and slightly abrasive... OVERALL: the XXX appeals for a purely frat-boy infatuation--I recall a good friend proudly plopping this on our curb, proclaiming the party to be "on"...otherwise, this lager scores a few points for not punishing with the alcohol, but t is worth seeking out almost solely for the alcohol per dollar ratio....
09-02-2013 03:55:00 | More by dacrza1
New Hampshire
2.83/5 rDev +14.1%
AP: Totally clear, very active and bubbly, a Pale golden color with a small and thin but frothy and bubbly white head. Remains active until the end.
Nose: Malted grains and wheat, sour yeast, doughy with a very subtle herbacious hop scent.
Taste: The sour-yeastie and doughy flavors bust out first with a mellow, wheatie and soft-bread-like malted flavor. The suprise is the leafy hop flavor at the end.
MF: Light look and feel, crispy with a decent bite on the tongue and rather foamy-smooth going down.
DA: These brews are usually decent session beers, but just get a bit boring in the long run, this one, at 7.3 % is not a session beer.
01-30-2007 05:40:59 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
2.5/5 rDev +0.8%
06-18-2012 19:39:14 | More by DruC4
2.53/5 rDev +2%
this is your "social gathering" kind of beer, i only drink this if i wanna get drunk and want it done quick, 2 quick ones and im buzzed, a few more in a row and im good for the night
12oz bottle poured into a pilsener glass, i think it actually looks and taste(though not much) better in this than a pint glass or straight from the bottle, not much of a smell to it, not a great tasting beer at all(best to just down it), good drinkability because it goes down quick if you dont think about it and you dont need many to feel 'good'
09-17-2009 04:49:16 | More by psujesus
2.42/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours out a gold clear highly carbonated brew with a half finger head that drops quickly.Smells of grain and grassy hops.Taste of a typical macro type, with a little alcohol warmth in the ending.I wont say its horrible, its not, but wayy better macros are out there.
10-11-2005 01:51:27 | More by tweeder263
North Carolina
2.58/5 rDev +4%
Pours a dark gold with a thin lacing of loose, bubbly head that quickly fades away. The smell is sweet and grainy. The flavor is sweet, grainy, and slightly bitter. The alcohol is evident, adding warmth, body, and a little spiciness. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, crisp, warm, and smooth.
For malt liquor this isn't bad. It's got flavor and body, but nothing too special. There aren't any of the off notes one may expect from the style. Rarely ever do I pick up this style, but this would be my go-to if I did.
03-01-2012 19:03:40 | More by tdm168
2.38/5 rDev -4%
This adjunct pours a clear golden, with medium lace that dissipates quickly.
Nose is actually pleasant, though corny.
Flavor is quite sweet, again, adjunct and corn/ricey, but smooth.
Nothing special or remarkable, aside from the high 7.3% ABV that it boasts of on the bottle. If flavor isn't your thing, but getting drunk is, here's your poison.
01-22-2011 01:56:47 | More by secondtooth
60 out of 100 based on 452 ratings.

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In the tiny village of Caux, just up the hill from the city of Montreux in Southwest Switzerland, there's something called the Center for Moral Re-Armament. Two months every year, religious folk from all around the world gather in this well-appointed structure to discuss issues of peace, love and understanding—in essence to get themselves morally re-armed. There's no smoking or drinking allowed in the rooms, and women are not permitted to have male guests.
I found this out from an Australian woman who's lived in the area for a number of years and attended the local hotel school, which uses the Center for Moral Re-Armament as its main facility the rest of the year. Apparently, some of the things that go on in the rooms when the students take it over would make the Morally Re-Armed run screaming from the room, but that's a whole other story.
Just up the road from the Center are the Chalet de Caux and adjacent Hotel A Cappel'Art, where a group of dealers, distributors, consultants, and journalists from around the world (including myself) have come as guests of Meyer Sound to attend the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival and learn all about the company's newest products. You might call it the Center for Meyer Re-Armament; we're here to listen to get ourselves filled with the spirit of quality loudspeakers.
Tim Chapman, Meyer's tireless director of marketing, his lovely wife Gediz, and staff members Franzi Charen and Rachel Archibald serve as hosts (and, quite often, drivers) during the event, which runs the duration of the Festival, July 6-21, and is broken up into three blocks of time. I've come with the third and last crew, from July17-21. Our group is about sixty strong and features a large contingent of Chinese dealers, as well as a group of Russians, several Brits, a few Texans, and a couple from Australia. Most of them are strong Meyer suppliers and users, but I was surprised to find a few who didn't carry their products. Perhaps this trip will change their minds.
I'd been invited last year, but it was around the time my daughter was due to be born, so I passed on the opportunity and my publisher, Jackie Tien, went instead. Meyer was kind enough to invite me a second time, and though I had mixed feelings about being away from my now one-year-old for a week, I couldn't pass up the opportunity.
Chapman himself picked me up at the airport in Geneva on the morning of the17th. He was driving an official Montreux Jazz Festival car, a Chrysler mini-van with sideview mirrors that fold in; my guess is that comes in handy on the narrow, hilly streets of Montreux and its environs. It was an hour's drive from the airport to Montreux, and Chapman had already made one trip already that day. You quickly got the impression that the man was juggling a lot of balls at once, his cell phone ringing constantly. At one point there was concern that the Chinese delegation has somehow disappeared, though they eventually turned up at the chalet. His frenetic pace reminded me of that scene in Goodfellas, where Ray Liotta is dousing numerous fires at once, desperately trying to keep everything together--making the meatballs, dropping kids off at school, going to the grocery, checking on the drug shipment, taking the meatballs out of the oven, and then getting busted by the Feds at the end. Of course, here in Switzerland there are no Feds, no meatballs, and the only drug is marijuana (it's legal here, apparently), but you get the idea. Through it all Chapman has maintained a cheery disposition.
On the way to the hotel, Tim explained to me that he had come to Montreux last year determined to convince John and Helen Meyer to stop these yearly events, which they'd been doing for over a dozen years (the Festival has used Meyer speakers since 1987, and the company is the only US sponsor of the event). He had just joined Meyer earlier in the year and saw the trip as a huge expense with little to show in return. But three weeks of music and schmoozing in the Swiss countryside made him realize that the event was a great opportunity to show off Meyer gear to current and potential clients (the company often uses the event to debut new products). In the end, not only did he not try to ditch the event, he expanded it, bringing in more people than in year's past and coordinating two group events: a backstage tour of the festival, and a wine tasting. A bit of work, a bit of fun.
Though I'm only just halfway through my stay, he seems to have made the right decision. One of the trickier things to accomplish in a major project like this is finding the right mix of guests; there's nothing worse than spending a week with people who don't get along. Our group, including Miles, Rob and Peter from the UK, Nigel and his wife from Australia, Peter and Michele from LA, David and John from New York—all seem to mesh quite well, enjoying all that is being offered to them while keeping a keen ear on the sound system at the Festival. Conversations easily move from the cows in the pasture nearby to future of 5.1 to sightseeing tours to the latest industry gossip. Our hosts help in that regard; the daily happy hours at the chalet don't hurt, either. The only dissension in the ranks comes from the cows grazing just outside the hotel windows; the huge bells around their necks make far too much noise early in the morning after long nights at the festival.
But the Festival is the main reason we are all here, and thus far it has not disappointed. This is the 35th year for the event; trivia buffs probably know that the Deep Purple song "Smoke on the Water" was inspired by a fire that burned down the Montreux casino where the festival was held in its early days. Performers in the previous two weeks have included Beck, BB King, Ray Brown, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Scott, Sigur Roos, Herbie Hancock, and Kruder & Dorfmeister. This week's acts range from Celia Cruz to Run DMC, from Sting to The Pharcyde, from PJ Harvey to George Clinton, from Basement Jaxx to Chic Corea. Thus far, Patti Smith has been my personal favorite, though there is still much to see and hear. Clearly, this is a festival that has moved far beyond its jazz roots.
The bulk of the Montreux Jazz Festival is housed in an anonymous glass complex overlooking the Lac Leman. On Wednesday the 18th, we all congregated outside the building and met with Meyer's Mark Johnson, who gave us a grand tour of the facility. His crew includes production coordinator Greg McVeigh, RMS and internet coordinator Todd Meier, loat out/export supervisor Stephanie Ballew, and systems engineer Paul Kohut. Mark's the main man for audio at the festival, and has been running it for nearly a dozen years. It's a lot of work, and in all the year's he's been doing it, he's rarely had time to enjoy the Swiss scenery. He, too, looks a bit tired. I'm beginning to realize that three weeks in the Swiss countryside is not necessarily as idyllic as it sounds when it comes to pulling off an event like this.
Inside are two main venues: Stravinski Hall (below) and Miles Davis Hall. Our tour starts in the former, a well-appointed space with a 4,000-seat capacity; originally designed as a concert hall, it hosts orchestras and symphonies as well as seminars the rest of the year. Because of this, the reverb in the space is unmanageable for jazz or rock concerts, so Meyer worked with an acoustician to add panels and curtains to the space, cutting the reverb to two and a half seconds.
"dB" Dave Dennison runs the FOH in the Stravinski. The space features six Meyer M3Ds per side, seven UPMs on the lip of the stage, three M3D subs per side, and a center cluster of CQ-2s. Shure is another major supporter of the event, and technical support manager Michael Wolf was on hand to explain the mics used in the building. There are 40 UHF channels used in the entire space, but all are compatible so there is no interference in any of the stages. Stravinsky boasts 10 channels of UHF, 10 PSM 700 systems and a range of SM575s and Beta mics. Wolf noted that Montreux is the only festival Shure partners with in the world. A quick tour of the space saw mostly Vari*Lite VL-5s and VL-6s, PARcans, and ADB ellipsoidals in the space, provided by Scenetec Swiss Stage Lighting. The LD for Stravinski was Laurent Zumofen, and the set designer of the space was Adrian Moretti. Of course, this being an audio group, the lighting and sets weren't such a big deal, so we moved on.
In the smaller Miles Davis Hall, we found a venue well-suited to rock, hip-hop, and dance events. There are four MSL-40s per side, with UPA-2Ps and three subs as well as CQs on either side of the room, used only for DJs. It's a tricky room, with its assymetrical shape, copper ceiling, and disposable carpet, but sound engineer Pablo Espinoza manages to keep in all in check. This space, I notice, also has all the moving lights, a range of Clay Paky Stage Scans and Martin MACs. (For a complete list of sound equipment click here.)
We also get tours of the Montreux Jazz Café (below), a space in the basement initially used to broadcast the World Cup games in 98 that now serves as a performance venue with late-night jam sessions; it features a range of M3D subs, UPAs, UPMs, and DS-4s. Outside at Festival Off, a small stage where local talent plays for free, is a smaller version of the setup in the Stravinsky. Even the various bars and retail shops boast Meyer equipment. Almost every sound heard during the Montreux Jazz Festival comes from a Meyer speaker, with the exception of the claps, shouts, and whistles from the wide array of fans attending the event.
At the end of the tour, Mark bought a round of drinks. I was glad to see he got himself one as well. He certainly deserved it. So, for that matter, did the rest of the Meyer crew. Cheers to all.
I'm going to finish up now and get ready for our wine tasting event, followed by a night of music by George Clinton, Living Colour, and Run DMC. And if it gets to be another late night, I may need to find some gaffer's tape and muffle those damn cowbells.
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Lake Erie College plans Homecoming/Alumni Weekend events
To welcome the return of a valued alumni base as well as recognize a growing student body and athletic department, Lake Erie will celebrate the second year of a combined Homecoming/Alumni Weekend October 2-4.
The weekend festivities open on Friday, October 2 with a clambake at 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center. The Distinguished Alumni Award will be awarded at 8 p.m. in Morley Music Hall followed by a presentation by MSNBC Anchor and co-host of "Morning Joe," Mike Brzezinski at 8:10 p.m. Tickets are required for the featured speaker.
Many activities welcome alumni back to campus on Saturday, October 3. They include the national alumni board meeting at 10 a.m. in Social Parlor, a tailgate party at Jack Britt Memorial Field at 11 a.m., choice of campus tours or football and volleyball contests at 1:00 p.m., a music concert in Morley Music Building at 4: 30 p.m. and an evening cocktail reception at the Victor Manor House at 6:30 p.m., followed by class photos and a reception in the Rathskeller at 8 p.m.
Events conclude on Sunday with a brunch and riding presentation at the Equestrian Learning Center on Morley Road.
"We look forward to welcoming back our alumni to Lake Erie College. The relationship between the College and the alumni is important, and we always enjoy reconnecting with them each year during alumni weekend events," said Andre Calabretta, executive director of development and alumni relations.
Tickets and/or advanced registration is required for many events. For additional information or to register for Homecoming/Alumni Weekend, call 440.375.7250 or click here to view the brochure.


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The Glass Cottage - Lakeside Property With Dock in Indian Lake
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Treat your family to the most memorable summer vacation of their lives with a stay at the Glass Cottage on Indian Lake in Lakeview, Ohio.
This four-bedroom home accommodates up to 10 guests with linens, towels and a fully equipped kitchen. The spacious loft with its four twin beds is a favorite with kids. The Glass Cottage also has cable, air conditioning and high-speed wireless Internet.
Watch the sun rise as you sip your coffee to the sound of birds singing and water gently lapping on the bank. Swim, fish and relax in the quiet channel; tie up your boat just steps from the front door. At night, roast marshmallows over the open fire pit, or grill the catch of the day on a premium outdoor grill.
Resting on the site of the original Glass Cottage, the home was rebuilt in 2001 with hardwood floors and modern amenities. Nearby attractions include the Tilton Hilton, Froggy's and Old Field Beach.
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The house is climate controlled with cable television and wifi internet.
The kitchen features several amenities including a cooktop, microwave, oven range and refrigerator. Guests can enjoy breakfast at the island in the kitchen or at the table.
Located on a quiet channel, the property is a haven for dockside fishing. The channel also provides great protection for boats or jet skis docked in front of the home.
Groceries and gas are located just two miles away at the North Lakeview Market. The nearest public boat ramp is only three miles away at the Chippewa Ramp.
- Maximum Occupancy - 10 guests
- Central Air & Heat
- Located on a quiet channel with dock space for your boat.
- Wifi
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- Linens and dishware for 10 guests
- Gas Grill
- Fully Equipped Kitchen with oven range, cooktop, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator.
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Spend a day on the lake fishing, swimming, skiing or relax at one of Indian Lake's public beaches. There is so much to do or see in the area.
If you're a foodie, shop one of the local farmer's markets for the perfect side dish to go along with your catch.
If you're traveling with a family, check out the miniature golf course and go-kart track.
Finally, if you just want to relax, pull out one of our patio chairs and lounge the day away.
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May 1 – May 30 (Except Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-26)
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An open-bed semi-trailer overturned and spilled debris off the side of an on-ramp to Loop 202 at 44th Street on Wednesday morning.
The tractor-trailer, belonging to Rainbow Demolition, overturned about 10 a.m. and also spilled diesel fuel.
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When people ask me what I do for a living and I reply that I'm a 'Planner' - I often get a strange look in response. In the earlier years of my career even my mother called me on more than one occasion with a question to the effect of "So Liz, you're a planner, right?" [Pause (i.e. Long-distance strange look)] "right...so, um...what exactly is it you do again?"
In response I would list the tasks in my job description, searching for any hint of recognition in a listener's eyes.
Now, after seven years as a Planner, I realize that any such list offered in the past was altogether inadequate - Planning is more than any one task or tool - it is a process designed to guide us towards a state of collective well-being that is not only attainable for today, but sustainable for the future. Each day as I come to better know this community, I discover new elements that enrich my experience as a Planner and I am filled with gratitude for the opportunity to grow both professionally and personally.
In simpler terms, Planning deals with the appropriate use of land and resources. In our work as Municipal Planners we must attempt to balance varied provincial and local interests, though, in accordance with our Professional Code of Practice, a Registered Professional Planner (RPP) has a primary responsibility to serve the public interest.
This can be challenging, since before we can make recommendations to uphold the public interest, we must first define it. I find this pursuit fascinating - one reason that I have so enjoyed my work on the ongoing update to Meaford's Official Plan.
An Official Plan can be described, rather poetically, as 'a written expression of the shared values and priorities of the community.' The process of planning aims to bring a community together to articulate its needs and to co-create a vision of its preferred future, while the Plan itself presents policies that have been crafted to direct municipal decisions and actions towards that future. The Official Plan is a powerful tool: shaped by local perspectives and backed by legislation.
My description of plan and process is a little idealistic and gives me the 'warm fuzzies,' the task of actually creating such a Plan is somewhat daunting. Even in a smaller municipality like ours there are many perspectives to consider - 11,100 to be exact - and despite the necessity for resident participation in developing the Plan, meaningful engagement on such a broad scale is often difficult to achieve.
But please don't fret: Planners are persistent. Take this column as an example. An unconventional approach perhaps, but since life is hectic; geography can be divisive; and, there are only so many hours in the day, I couldn't pass by this opportunity to reach out to each reader to ask for your participation - even if that is simply reading the information I will share over the coming weeks. Perhaps you will like the ideas presented. Perhaps you will not. In either case, I invite you to take this opportunity to engage with the process and speak your mind.
Liz Buckton, MCIP, RPP, is a planner with the Municipality of Meaford and is project manager for the review and update of the community's Official Plan. For more information, visit www.meaford.ca <http://www.meaford.ca> and choose 'Official Plan Review' under the Quick Links menu.
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Re: Please tell me about using a Farmall Cub Sickle mower
That's a nice one. I'd get some wheels spacers for the back and get the tires out as wide as you can, maybe even as wide as the deck itself. It should be really stable that way. The diff lock is really nice for mowing banks because you don't have to worry about traction as much. Just stand on the diff lock and keep on going. Sounds like a good option to me, and like you said, use the Cub for the other stuff.
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Re: Please tell me about using a Farmall Cub Sickle mower
Thanks Bill - Gitractorman.
I would love to have another Farmall/Ih Cub, but I don't think it's in the cards right now. I need to make do with what I have due to repair costs soaring on the old house.
Strange how little things like that can add up isn't it?
Hoping to move in sometime next year. I'll let you folks know how it turned out.
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Kokomo, on a secluded pink sand beach - Eleuthera Island in Bahamas
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Kokomo on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas is a large confortable home right on a secluded pink sand beach. There are two bedrooms with king size beds, the third bedroom has twin beds and bunk beds. It is set up like two apartments (but only rented as one house) so two couples can be together yet have some privacy. There are two kitchens, one faces the beach, the second faces the road. Both kitchens are fully
equipped with stoves, ovens, microwaves, coffeemakers, dishes, pots and pans, etc. The beach kitchen has a dishwasher. There is laundry room with a washer and dryer near the 2nd kitchen. All linens, including beach towels are provided. A huge deck looks out over the turquoise ocean and beach. On the deck there are table & chairs for dining, comfortable lounges for sunning and lots of furniture for relaxing.
A lower shade deck with hammocks, more dining table & chairs,
lounges, etc.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 08-28-2014 at 8:47 AM.
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Sandra DesNoyers 1-800-454-2299
house rental amenities
Fully air conditioned, satellite TV, DVD,VCR with big library of tapes, CD
Player, Cassette Player, Telephone, WiFi DSL Internet Connection. Game room with full size pool table. Lots of games, books, etc. Snorkeling equipment, boogie boards, skim board, many flotation items. Several kayaks, (2-man and 1-man), life vests. Bicycles. Volley ball area.
Helpful caretaker (does not live on premises)
Weekly maid service provided. Daily available.
activities and attractions in Bahamas Caribbean
Fantastic snorkeling right in front of the house. Many beautiful
reefs within easy swimming distance. Good swimming too!
Kayaking. Explore the beautiful island, many interesting things to
see and do. Catch lobster & fish cook them on the big gas grill in the
court yard. Small grocery stores 1-1/2 to 2 miles away. Restaurants a short drive
away. Very friendly safe island.
Get here fast then take it slow. Once you are here, you won't want
to leave.
vacation rental rates
The rate for weeks in January through September is as follows (1-2 Guests - $1,995.) (3-4 Guests - $2,195.) (5-6 Guests - $2,395.) (7-8 Guests - $2,595.)
The rate for weeks in October through mid December is as follows: (1-2 Guests - $1,795.) (3-4 Guests - $1,995.) (5-6 Guests - $2,195.) (7-8 Guests - $2,395.)
50% deposit is required to reserve a week, balance due 45 days prior to
arrival, (60 days for Christmas or New Years' weeks). Deposit is fully
refundable up to 45 days prior to arrival (60 days for Christmas or New Year's weeks.
Christmas week - (1-6 Guests $2,995.) (7-8 Guests $3,195.)New Year's week -(1-6 Guests $2,995.) (7-8 Guests $3,195.)
Maximum 8 Guests
No extra charge for children under 3 years of age but included in maximum count
Sandra DesNoyers 1-800-454-2299
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