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Lobkowicz Baron - Brewery Lobkowicz
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3.86/5 rDev +4%
Pours dark brown, some reddish hues, one finger fluffy tan head that stays around for a while.
Smell of caramel, dark malts, faint cocoa, touch of dark fruit and some ripe banana, salted grains, faint cinnamon, low stewed hops.
Taste starts rather sweet, with watered down chocolate and caramel, hinting a bit of coffee, and decent dark fruit esters, the extra banana and even some apple and cherries. Still, the sweetness isn't syrupy and cloying, but rather flavourful, all on top of toasted grains. Some woody and nut flavours, finishing with low hop bitterness,that's leaving a perfectly dosed sweetness in the aftertaste.
Light, almost watery, smooth carbonation.
Has quite a few different flavours, all nicely integrated, and very (maybe a bit too) quaffable.
07-10-2014 18:12:28 | More by dcmchew
4/5 rDev +7.8%
06-14-2014 07:37:47 | More by parintele
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
01-11-2014 14:25:01 | More by DamageCase76
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
11-29-2013 21:24:56 | More by BillRoth
Croatia (Hrvatska)
3/5 rDev -19.1%
11-21-2013 10:09:42 | More by pipinmalikonj
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-13-2013 05:43:27 | More by Exeter
British Columbia (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +28%
05-16-2013 18:42:28 | More by VonDooom
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +7.8%
What's Inside: A pretty red to brown with dissipating carbonation, light lacing and a medium head that stays at 1/4 to 1/2 inch.
Smell: Slightly sweet, reminiscent of banana bread, chocolate, bison grass. Inviting, but not powerful.
Taste: Mocha, sourdough, bitter hops, a slight citrus entry.
Mouthfeel and More: A very good quality brew. Complex, with a lightness. A nice bit of carbonation without being a bath bomb. A slightly bitter aftertaste.
Overall: This is a schwartz for sure, and it stays true to its class. Make no mistake- this isn't the beast you may expect from a North American brew, but it is solid, well-crafted tradition in a sessionable 4.7%abv. This is a working man's beer that you can drink warm or cold, and it's refreshing each time. An above average brew, a gem in its price point ($2.30/500ml), and one I frequently purchase. Worth a try- just don't expect a monster.
04-20-2013 23:54:05 | More by RooferOnFire
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
01-12-2013 00:46:15 | More by uturn
Manitoba (Canada)
3/5 rDev -19.1%
01-20-2012 02:47:42 | More by WoodersonMB
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
01-19-2012 07:06:05 | More by schopenhauerale
Alberta (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
500ml bottle poured into tulip 2/1/12
A clear brownish maroon with a large light tan head that hangs around for a few minuets leaving a few patches of lace
S some brown sugar and molasses with a little banana bread
T a little tea bag to go with what I smell, maybe some wet leaves, decent stuff but not mind blowing
M medium bodied with a good amount of bubbles and just a little sticky on the lips, slightly earthy aftertaste lingers faintly
O not a bad beer but not something I 'd go looking for, worth a try
decent value at 2.50$ for 500ml, I'm a little surprised I've never reviewed this before as I recall trying it a few times before. worth the money so give it a go if presented
01-03-2012 06:47:48 | More by wordemupg
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
12-18-2011 23:03:08 | More by Gregwa
Manitoba (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -25.9%
500 mL bottle BB 23/11/2011 poured into a Duvel chalice.
Thick and clear dark brown with very little head that disappears. Corny sweetness on the nose with an unnaturally sweet body. Not much else going on here. No solid malt flavours. Meh.
Not looking to drink this one again.
08-18-2011 21:12:47 | More by kjyost
Alberta (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -0.8%
500ml bottle...and weirdly, nowhere on it does it mention Lobkowicz.
This beer pours a clear ruby red-tinged dark amber colour, with three fingers of puffy, tightly foamy, and somewhat creamy ecru head, which leaves some decent layered and streaky webbed lace around the glass in its slow and meandering wake.
It smells of bready, fruity caramel malt, a bit of molasses, and some mild savoury cake spice. The taste is soft caramel malt, kind of dark and sugary, a sort of fruity breadiness, over-steeped tea, and a rather subtle earthy, wet leafy hoppiness.
The carbonation is quite moderate, and generally just manifests as a trilling frothiness, the body a decent medium weight, and rather smooth, with a touch of fruity creaminess. It finishes pretty much well off-dry - fruity malt, molasses, and only an echo of earthy hops.
A pleasant enough, old-world dark lager - a seemingly heavy, but not actually so, drinker. And pretty easy on the wallet, so bottoms up, and na zdravi!
11-12-2010 05:28:29 | More by biboergosum
British Columbia (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
I can't believe it's taken me so long to review this brew. I've had a few in my time and have loved every one. Here goes.
It pours into my Duvel Tulip a deep dark brown with ruby highlights when held up to light and displays a frothy tan head that dissipates to a thin film and leaves not much in terms of lacing.
Smells of rich caramel and chocolate malts, coffee, some minerals, grass, a bit of banana and other dark fruit aromas. Nice and complex.
Taste is full of dark fruit and caramel up front with chocolate, toffee and bread following up and nice roasty, nutty flavour on the finish with the bitterness from the hops coming out on the linger.
Mouthfeel is light and very crisp with a slightly creamy texture on the palate as well. Finish is crisp and clean and leaves a tingly feeling in your mouth that begs for another sip.
Drinkability is yet another one of this brew's strong suits. At. 4.7%, I could drink this stuff all day and wouldn't get bored either. A great beer all around! I'll be enjoying this one for years to come.
04-27-2010 21:09:41 | More by Graham5161986
3.85/5 rDev +3.8%
Dark, dark brown in the glass, covered by a tan, pillowy head. Smells nutty and sweet like lactose, with a slight aroma of yeast. A rather pleasing aroma. Smells effervescent, if that makes sense.
The taste is immediately sweet, malty, and bitter, lending to more of that sweetness before ending in a nutty bitterness. Carbonation leads to some dryness on the palate. There also seems to be some tannic astringency, but not in a bad way. The balance between the roasted malt, the rather piquant hops, and the residual sugars make for an interesting overall flavor.
The dominating sweetness combined with the hop bitterness and carbonation make for an interesting mouthfeel. Not quite smooth, due to the dryness and hops, but not harsh thanks to the sweetness.
This is quite a good beer. I was happy to find it at a food salon in Paris, where the brewer was serving it up. If you come across it, it comes highly recommended.
04-02-2010 21:24:21 | More by malmquna
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
A- I poured this into my mug and was greeted with a thick, frothy, tan colored head that retains fairly well, eventually settling down to a thick layer covering the beer. The color of the brew is dark brown with reddish hues and is clear. I cannot see how much carbonation there is. The lacing is good, leaving sticky fine bubbles on the side of the mug.
S- Bittersweet chocolate and some roasted malts characterize the aroma upfront. It becomes sweeter, with rich dark fruit, but also some banana, and some toffee/molasses.
T- Quite sweet, again with the chocolate and caramel/toffee creaminess. It is also somewhat fruity, with the subtle banana flavor that's noticeable in the aroma. The hop bitterness is mild but does linger on the palate if left alone for a minute. I also taste some sticky honey on my mouth afterwards, and a slightly coffee flavor could be blended in there as well. Overall, a good even flavor profile.
M- Buttery and a nice medium body is what this beer contains. The carbonation is mild and the bubbles are fine, allowing the full flavor to come through without providing that zing on the palate that comes with so many lagers. The alcohol is well hidden, allowing the grainy sweetness to be in the forefront.
D- As I find with most Euro beers, this is another great one! I would like to try the other products by Lubkowicz. This one is clean but full flavored and I'd very much enjoy this as a session beer. I think it borders close to a desert beer and would like to try it with a meal as well. I recommend this beer!
01-29-2010 04:38:47 | More by ChrisCage
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +7.8%
Bottle: Poured a clear deep brown color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and lacing. Aroma of light banana ester with some roasted malt and black chocolate - very tasty. Taste is very refreshing with sweet black chocolate cake notes are well married with banana ester and light roasted oat finish. Body is about average with good carbonation and low alcohol which makes this a perfect session beer. Very good overall with great drinkability factor.
09-16-2009 01:42:41 | More by Phyl21ca
Alberta (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +1.9%
a - beautiful. nice n' dark with shafts of deep amber.
s - sweet malts. enticing.
t - pretty sweet on the attack, hopping up in the flavour with the sweetness returning on the aftertaste.
m - this is exactly what it needs to be. rich, medium-full bodied, dark, with a very small, smooth carbonation.
d - Baron kicks ass. one of the better $3/beer here in Alberta. Runs on the sweeter side of things, so it might turn you off if you're not into sweet, bready malts. Works great in marinades. I threw some fresh veggies together w/ tofu and drizzled them with red wine and Baron & cooked it over an open flame. Superb flavour.
09-04-2009 01:17:45 | More by sammytag
British Columbia (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -4.9%
Poured from a 500 ml. bottle,nice reddish copper color with a huge tan rocky head that holds well and nice lacing.
Nose is grains and sweet fruits coming at you with some malts.
Taste is sweet and bitter with the malts and caramel flavor and a tinge of prunes,going down very easily,but with a thin watery feel to it.Very enjoyable brew,well worth a try.
11-12-2007 02:33:30 | More by GrimmReaper
Alberta (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +3.8%
Dark ruby-brown with good clarity and an off-white, lasting head with good lacing. Looks great in my mug, but past times I had this in a lager/pilsner glass and retention was a problem. I recommend mug.
Smell is sweet malts and dark fruit.
Creamy, medium body with decent carbonation. More strong maltiness throughout, juicy fruit, milk sugar, slightly metallic and sweet with very minimal hops. Nice nutty-grain finish.
This is robust and is quite nice. Plenty of malts and fruit overtones makes it quite tasty. At 4.7% it's a great session at any time. Goes great with roast beef or steak.
10-22-2007 23:37:22 | More by ablaze
3.23/5 rDev -12.9%
Picked up a bottle of this beer at the local discount supermarket Norma.
Poured a thick foamy light brown colored head that held strong. Dark brown beer absorbs all the light around it. Not much aroma except for hints of metal, raisins, and dark roasted malt. Cocoa, raisins, caramel, cola, and rum all pop up in the flavor department. The body is a bit thin allowing the flavors sweetness to stand out a little more then normal. No aroma, but the flavor is pretty good. A decent beer, and worth the 50 cents I paid for it.
06-09-2007 15:38:44 | More by HappyHourHero
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +7.8%
500ml bottle pour a deep mahogany brown that reveals some reddish hue when held up to a light source. Nice rich tan head and lacing. Smells of deep chocolate malt and some herbal spice. Very nice balance to the taste here..sweet chocolate malt, coffee, and a touch of spicy, not-too-bitter, hop at the end. Medium carbonation which suits the flavour balance. Any less and the sweetness would take over. A great beer and at the same cost per mil as Molson or Labatt's premium lagers.
02-27-2007 02:53:11 | More by Shadman
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -0.8%
Pours a very deep reddish-brown with tons of bubbles clinging to the sides of the glass and a large-bubbled, foamy medium head that builds to about three fingers before gradually subsiding. Almost cola-ish. Smell is dominated by caramel malts, quite one-dimensional. Light nuttiness and some coffee. Taste is very malt-forward as well. Coffee and caramel in roughly equal proportions now, more bitterness than expected from the aroma. Light and spicy hops, and a touch of grain. Slightly metallic aftertaste, barely noticeable. Mouthfeel is smooth and reasonably full-bodied, though it could go further in this aspect, and drinkability is good. Not a bad dark lager, has some good character and is a pleasant enough drink, but doesn't strike me as anything special.
02-14-2007 02:13:12 | More by Mandrake
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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cornwall Community Hospital has sold the property that used to house the former general hospital for $2 million.
The announcement, which was first reported by Seaway News earlier Monday, was later confirmed by the hospital.
The three-acre site, along with all buildings as well as an adjacent 1.5 acre parking lot, has been purchased by an Ottawa development group for $2 million. Proceeds from the sale will be directed to help fund a project that will see the hospital move towards electronic patient records, said a press release.
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Shaun MacDonald, communications director for the hospital, said a confidentiality agreement bars the hospital from announcing the identity of the new owners at this time.
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The Second Street site became surplus to the Hospital's needs following the redevelopment and expansion of the McConnell Street site. The hospital was directed to decommission the site by the Ministry of Health.
But critics of the sale are already suggesting the move is a mistake.
"I'm very, very disappointed," said Mark MacDonald, a former city councillor and community activist who preferred to see the property sold to a local group with a view to opening a publicly-funded health-care facility that included a social housing component. "I think this deal is being shoved down our throats.
"The politicians never got involved like they should have."
The ongoing relocation of hospital services and personnel to the McConnell Avenue site is expected to be completed by the summer.
The new owners are currently working on plans that call for extensive renovations and improvements to the site. Those plans are expected to be finalized sometime over the next several weeks.
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As I write this it's the height of summer and I'm sat by an open window, grateful for any breeze. Winter, snow and Christmas are a million miles away and yet time moves ever forward and before we know it it'll be October, then November and then December and we'll be doing our annual trip to our favourite Christmas tree seller!
Last year I splashed out on some decorations in November and all totted up it was a pricey affair. The decorations were lovely – Scandinavian-themed, with red and white hearts and the odd reindeer – but because I bought them in season I probably paid well over the odds for them.
This summer we'll be travelling north to visit family and so I'm going to make a point of dropping into a shop that sells Christmas gear all year round. In the spring and summer you're buying last year's stock and so you can buy all sorts of Christmas decorations at knock-down prices. Even though the sun will be blazing outside, you enter into a Yuletide timezone as soon as you walk through the door and it can actually be quite a shock when you leave this festive-themed grotto and walk out into the heat!
I'll leave the shop yearning for mulled wine and mince pies, but I'll make do with an iced coffee instead! Happy forward planning for your Christmas!


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The Baby Trend Sit N Stand Double is a versatile stroller for twins or different-aged kids and can be used from birth, with car seats, through the preschool years. Reviewers like that the rear reclining seat can be removed, so older kids can ride on the jump seat or stand on the platform. The downside? This stroller is big and heavy and may not fit in smaller trunks.
A few concerns. The Baby Trend Sit N Stand Double has five-point harnesses on the two reclining seats, and a three-point harness on the jump seat. There are complaints about the front seat, however. Some parents report that children can easily slide out, even when buckled. Although there are no reported injuries, this can be potentially hazardous. A few reviewers say the harness on the jump seat can easily be unbuckled by toddlers.
The foot brake on the Baby Trend Sit N Stand Double works well, though one reviewer says that her toddler was able to lock it when standing on the rear platform, which can cause the stroller to stop abruptly.
Most reviewers like the adjustable canopies and the ample sun protection they provide and say the peek-a-boo window on the rear canopy is helpful for keeping an eye on children.
Mixed reviews. The Baby Trend Sit N Stand Double particularly appeals to parents who have a baby and older child or two closely spaced children and need versatile seating options. The trade-off is that you wind up with a very big and heavy 32-pound stroller that some find hard to push. It doesn't handle bumpy sidewalks well.
The stroller can be folded with one hand and stands and self-locks, but many reviewers complain about having to position the wheels correctly before closing it. Some struggle to unlock it.
Nice perks. Versatility is the hallmark of the Baby Trend Sit N Stand Double. Buyers like the two reclining seats (though the rear seat reclines more than the front) and the ability to put a car seat on either one or both. It accepts Baby Trend, Evenflo or Britax car seats.
Another cool perk: The rear seat converts to a jump seat and standing platform for the older child. To access it, you must remove the back seat, which can take a few minutes to do. The standing board is also only recommended for children who are at least 2 and a half years old.
Some feel the front seat is small for taller children. A few complain that the footrest pops off frequently, and many think the storage basket is skimpy and hard to reach when the stroller is occupied. But reviewers praise the parent cup holders and like that both seats also have swing-away child trays with cup holders.
Because of its heft and size, the Baby Trend Sit N Stand may not fit in smaller car trunks. It won't fit on mass transportation either, so it's probably not the best pick for urban parents.
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A man accused of killing his wife at an East Texas hotel was indicted for murder on Wednesday.Harrison County District Attorney Coke Solomon says 35-year-old Brad Allen Dunn was indicted by a grand jury for the murder of his wife, Kari Rene Hunt Dunn.On December 1, authorities located Kari Rene Dunn unresponsive at Baymont Inn and Suites in Marshall. She was later pronounced dead at the scene. Police say that before their arrival, Brad fled the scene in a 1998 Maroon Ford Expedition with their 4-year-old child, Kylie Dunn. An Amber Alert was issued shortly thereafter. In the amber alert, authorities stated that they believed Kylie was in danger.
A short time later, Brad Dunn was apprehended near Linden in Cass County by the Cass County Sheriff's office. Kylie was taken into police custody safely then returned to her family. The Amber Alert was discontinued a short time later.
Kari's death has prompted a national campaign to eliminate the need to dial "9" before calling 911 from a hotel room. Kari's father, Hank Hunt, says his 9-year-old granddaughter tried to call 911 during the incident but could not.
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ZEBULON — Time ran out for commissioners who were hoping to hear if a major state revenue stream would be extended before they adopted Zebulon's 2013-14 budget.
Included in the town's $7.9 million spending plan is a 1.25-cent increase in the property tax rate that leaders say wouldn't have been necessary had the General Assembly renewed hold harmless funding by last week's town budget vote. The funding is a compensation for towns left in the red after the state's decision in 1988 to repeal the inventory tax.
The Town Board met to approve the budget Wednesday, a week later than normal, in a final effort to avoid raising taxes. But with no news at the state level, commissioners had to assume Zebulon would be without $420,000 in hold harmless funds in the new fiscal year. And they had to act by July 1, when town budgets by law must be adopted.
"It really is disappointing," said Zebulon Mayor Bob Matheny, a long-time advocate for extending the funding. "You just don't win every battle you fight. (We) can't amend the tax rate. That's what was pushing us against the wall, unlike the legislature.
"Had we been able to get hold harmless, we would have left the tax rate the same."
The new tax rate is 52.5 cents per $100 of property value, a 2.4 percent increase. A resident with property valued at $150,000 will pay $787.50 in town taxes and a total of $1,588.50 including county taxes.
Zebulon utility rates are also increasing by 5.5 percent beginning this month in accordance with the town's water and sewer merger agreement with Raleigh. The increase equals $5.32 per month for customers using 5,000 gallons of water.
The hold harmless extension is still possible and could still benefit the town if it happens.
"We would put it into the general fund, and the fund balance would not be drawn down," Matheny said. "It would remain at a higher, healthier number." The fund balance is an account like a savings account used to manage cash flow and pay unforeseen expenses during the year.
Only the state House has the extension in its proposed budget. Its version, however, falls roughly $7 million short of the $22 million needed to fully compensate local governments still feeling the affects of the inventory tax repeal.
Matheny said "the feeling is" hold harmless will likely get stripped out in the compromise of the state House and Senate budgets.
"The bets on it are that we're not going to get it," he said. "If we did, we'd be getting less money, but it would still be a very nice shot in the arm for us."
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---- — SARANAC LAKE — A bell in Berkeley Green tolls for adventure. Some- times in the rain, sometimes in the snow.
But this summer, it may ring in sunny succession by folks taking on a new outdoor mountain challenge: The Saranac Lake 6er.
The tony bell signals an addition to the list of hiking achievements in the Adirondacks: to summit all six mountains that surround the village here.
It's an ongoing pursuit launched this summer by local recreation enthusiasts and a team of village officials, including Kareen Tyler, village clerk; Jeremy Evans, Saranac Lake community development director; Kelly Brunette, Evans's associate; and Clyde Rabideau, village mayor.
The hiking event will continue in perpetuity, Evans said.
"It's an individual challenge that has opened to a wide swath of the population and gained a lot of interest from locals who haven't really gotten into hiking. Part of the hope is that people from out-of-town will come to do this and discover all that Saranac Lake has to offer."
Over time, just like the well-known Adirondack 46ers, it's hoped that the list of 6ers will grow and then cross generations.
Climbers can register at the sign-in on Berkeley Green off Main Street and then check off the six peaks in any order they wish — Haystack, McKenzie, Scarface, Baker, St. Regis and Ampersand mountains — earning a place on the roster, a patch, a numbered certificate and a 6er sticker.
The bell nearby is to ring when the feat is finished.
The circle of six mountains close to Saranac Lake have summits below the famed Adirondack 46 mountain peaks over 4,000 feet. They have well-marked trails within about 8 miles of the village.
Some have steep sections that might prove challenging for smaller children's legs.
"We will all be 6ers someday, when my son is 12 or so," Evans said of his family.
"Then I will take him up McKenzie. It (the 6er feat) is more family-oriented than, say, the 46ers; these mountains are not High Peaks, but they shouldn't be underestimated. Part of McKenzie is super steep. Ampersand has some steep parts. St. Regis isn't quite as bad."
But in progression, the sequence could be attained over several years as children grow older, looking forward to the next reachable peak, Evans said.
Altogether, the 6er peaks encompass about 30 to 35 miles of hiking, about half of which is on ascent — climbing.
"Ampersand, St. Regis and Scarface have longer, flatter sections before ascent," Evans said. "Baker, from step one, you're going up the whole way. Haystack and McKenzie, you walk in for a ways, but then it's steadily an uphill climb."
The 6er challenge commenced on Memorial Day weekend — despite snow and freezing rain.
Evans was one of 12 people to earn the first "Ultra" 6er award on Memorial Day weekend.
He climbed all six mountains within 24 hours. It took Evans, including a warm-up break, 13 hours and 16 minutes to bag all six peaks.
The inaugural challenge was set against wild wintry weather that dropped 3 feet of snow on Whiteface some 25 miles east and about 6 inches on McKenzie.
Evans laughed, recounting the decidedly un-springlike conditions.
Normally, black flies plague forest adventures after Mother's Day.
"I was hiking up McKenzie and there was a really nice couple that were doing all the mountains, and the woman said: 'But at least it's not super hot, and there are no bugs.' And I said, 'Absolutely not — no bugs — and I'm not complaining any more today.' It was very memorable, I'll put it that way. You couldn't have worse weather," Evans said.
"I stopped at home after I did three of them, because I was really cold. Actually, I got some dry clothes, swapped out my hiking boots and had some hot soup."
There is also a Winter 6er challenge for climbers who want to summit amid the snowfall.
"The running joke over Memorial Day was the people who were Ultra 6ers then should also get the Winter 6er status as well," Evans mused.
The first Ultra 6er dozen and their official placements for all time are (listed from first to 12th place): Loring Porter, Bethany Garretson, Mallory Garretson, David Gomlak, Caleb Strong, Kyle Dash, Jeremy Evans, Matt Hicks, Richard Reynolds, Nancy LaBaff, Michael Cady and George Grzyb.
As the regular 6er list grows, the roster is updated. It had reached 46 success stories by the second week in June.
Nearly 90 hikers started their pitch on the unofficial first weekend of summer, according to Rabideau.
"Over 50 others joined the 'Ultra Dozen' (first 24-hour finishers) for the pistol start with an estimated 30 to 40 more climbing the six peaks without registering," he said via email.
Everyone battled severe weather conditions for the Ultra finish.
Finisher number four, David Gomlak, runs the TMax-n-Topo's hostel, the former Jackrabbit Inn, in Lake Placid.
A mountain climber, Gomlak has summited the 46 High Peaks numerous times.
He believes an annual Ultra 6er event would be a great local-recreation addition but may be better scheduled past the wet spring season.
For him, the extreme weather involved some team support.
"We came in fourth. Without my wife, Terri, and my hiking friend Topo (a fluffy toy frog carried in his backpack), I would not have finished," he said.
"People who finished first, fourth and fifth all had our wives as a support team, providing food, helping with clothing changes and dry clothes."
Gomlak did the six peaks in this order: McKenzie, Haystack, Scarface, Baker, St. Regis, then Ampersand.
Other top teams flipped the order of the last two mountains, he said.
"I wanted to save the hardest climb for last, since I'm a climber. The runners wanted to get Ampersand out of the way before climbing St. Regis."
During the race, the climber crisscrossed paths several times with the Garretson sisters, both runners, who took second and third place.
The encounters generated some genuine and jovial trail-run spirit.
"We passed each other a number of times. I just don't run, I'm a climber. They passed me the last time and had put 'warpaint' — mud — on their faces," Gomlak said with a laugh.
The TMax-n-Topo hosts many hikers attempting the 46 High Peaks.
"People come here, and most of them are in one way or another climbing the 46 or doing the grid (46-by-12, or each mountain climbed in every month). We've seen a proliferation of hikers in the last few years. The 46ers are a very special group because it's a very tight group," Gomlak said.
"I think what can happen in Saranac Lake can definitely be a smaller version of that."
By way of mountain-climbing introduction, it may even introduce people to the larger 46er challenge.
"I think people in Saranac Lake will see more people who are talking about it, asking questions about it. No one has really asked us about Ampersand before this," he said.
But by early June, he was answering many questions about Ampersand Mountain.
"This absolutely could become prevalent," he said of the 6er circuit.
Of the six summits, McKenzie is definitely a day hike, Gomlak said.
"For people who can't climb straight up 600 feet, it is more difficult."
Saranac Lake officials are considering whether the Ultra 6er should become an annual event.
The sole cautionary comment Gomlak had of the idea for an annual race was in timing, since hiking on wet trails can cause substantial trail damage.
"If you love the mountains, take care of them," he said.
Rabideau is finding people generally pleased with the focus on a local circuit of readily accessible hikes.
"Village residents even stopped me on the trails to shake hands and expressed their pleasure with the program and their intent to climb all the mountains," he said in an update on the 6er Facebook chronicle.
To make the 6er roster, hikers have to achieve each summit in turn and in any order.
"Keep track of the time and date you finish each peak," Evans said.
"That's the key piece of information people need to submit to us in writing. Then you get a patch and a certificate that tells you your number and an official 6er sticker. Once the Village of Saranac Lake receives the completed information, each finisher will be sent a confirmation letter with an official member number."
The hikes have to start after May 25 of this year, so any previous climb up these mountains doesn't count.
The 6er entry costs $5 for postage and handling and requires the hiker's email and mailing address. Checks can be made out to the Saranac Lake Special Events Fund.
The Ultra 6er name goes to anyone who completes all six hikes within 24 hours.
The 6er's trailhead register is planted in the Berkeley Green at the intersection of Main Street and Broadway in Saranac Lake.
"People are welcome to go there and sign in, say they're going to do Baker, for instance, and when they're finished all of the hikes, they can ring the bell," Evans said.
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The 6er mountains are listed below from tallest peak to the lowest.
McKenzie, at 3,822 feet, is the tallest, with a trailhead less than 5 miles east of Saranac Lake.
Ampersand is 3,353 feet at the summit, with an ascent of 1,775 feet. The trailhead is 8 miles south of the village on Route 3.
Scarface, at 3,054 feet, is a 6.8-mile hike round-trip, beginning at the trailhead on Route 86 just outside Saranac Lake.
St. Regis is 2,874 feet at the summit, with a trailhead off of Route 30.
Haystack (not to be confused with the Haystack Mountain among the High Peaks) reaches 2,864 feet, with a 6.6-mile trail round-trip that begins near the Saranac Lake Golf Club off Route 86.
And Baker, the shortest round-trip hike of 1.8 miles, has a summit at 2,452 feet, with a trail that begins off Forest Hill Avenue, just off Pine Street inside the village.
To check the roster or find further information on each mountain, visit the 6er website at saranaclake6er.com, or join the conversation online at facebook.com/SaranacLake6er.


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A bankruptcy hearing was held in Tampa on Wednesday for Casey Anthony, the Orlando woman who was acquitted two years ago of murdering her 2-year-old daughter.
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PLATTSBURGH — The newly opened practice of Dr. Boris Chulpayev in Plattsburgh has brought a much-needed specialty to the region.
As a neurologist, Chulpayev fills a void in providing neurological care for the community on a full-time basis.
"There has been a shortage of neurologists in the area," Chulpayev said from this office on the CVPH Medical Center campus at 206 Cornelia St. recently.
"I felt there was a big need for neurological services here," he said of his decision to open a practice in the greater Plattsburgh community.
Neurology is the study and treatment of conditions involving the nervous system, and ranges from headaches to Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS).
"Neurology is a very vast field," Chulpayev said. "We're here to provide the best care for patients no matter what kind of disease they may have.
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A major role of the neurologist is to correctly diagnose conditions so that the best treatment plans can be established, Chulpayev explained, whether it's the treatment of chronic headaches or the management of ALS.
"A lot of these conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, are more prevalent in older populations," he said, noting that increased prevalence of many of the diseases he works with are growing simply because people are living longer.
That requires the neurologist to not only have a good relationship with the patient but also with family members and caregivers, he added.
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Remember the good ol' days when a sports villain was just the guy that kept beating your team? I mean, he wasn't actually a villain. He wasn't a horrible person who mistreated everyone around him.
Well, that's all changed now. Bucky Dent could no longer be considered a villain just for breaking the hearts of New Englanders. Nowadays sports villains are truly contemptible people, megalomaniacal narcissists and sociopaths.
Usually when I deliver a top ten list, I go from 10 to 1 to build the suspense, but I just can't wait that long to name Barry Bonds the No. 1 villain in sports.
1. Barry Bonds
The only guy with an approval rating lower than Dick Cheney's. Even Giants fans, who have long forgiven his boorish behavior because of his on-field excellence, are starting to reconsider Bonds. Once he loses them, there will be nobody left.
Though he will never reach Ty Cobb's hit total, he may break the Georgia Peach's record for most-poorly-attended funeral.
Just when you didn't think he could get any worse, reports surface of death threats to a mistress recorded on an answering machine. Boy, this sure tells you a lot about the guy.
A) He's not real big on loyalty  even to his younger, newer wife.
B) He's a bully.
C) He's an idiot. Here's the thing about recordings, they can be saved and handed to district attorneys.
Instead of intentionally walking Barry, why don't pitchers just start plunking him with the first pitch of the at-bat? It would speed up the game and delight about 99 percent of the fans. His head is so huge and he wears so much body armor it's not like he could get hurt.
2. Bobby Knight
It's a real shame that this mean-spirited blowhard might break the NCAA career wins record of a class guy like Dean Smith.
When Knight finally retires, this delightful funnyman sure will be missed. Here are some of the many hilarious memories he'll leave us with.
Assaulting a cop in Puerto Rico at the Pan Am Games, then bragging about mooning the country from his window seat on the flight home.
The knee-slapping bull-whip sketch with Calbert Cheaney.
Belittling that poor guy at the post-game press conference with a nice f-bomb.
Forcibly moving Neil Reed into position at practice by the throat.
Separating his son's shoulder on a hunting trip.
Shooting a hunting partner on a different hunting trip.
Trying to humiliate Jeremy Schaap, son of his supposed friend.
Shoving his assistant coach into a bookshelf before firing him.
Waving soiled toilet paper in front of his team to motivate them.
Asked by Connie Chung how he handled stress, answering, "I think that if rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it."
Putting a tampon in a player's locker to mock him.
All this from a guy who grabbed a student by the arm to lecture him about manners. (That is pretty funny actually when you think about it.) Just the kind of person you want at your institute of higher learning.
3. George Steinbrenner
At least the Boss is consistent. Whether it's his own felonious campaign contributions to Richard Nixon or hiring gambler Howard Spira to spy on Dave Winfield, Steinbrenner is not above circumventing the rules to maintain his power.
He rules with an iron fist, like a Godfather, and when he says, "Have a seat, you want something to drink?" something bad is probably about to happen to you. In the '80s a vote of confidence from the Boss was the kiss of death for managers Billy Martin, Bob Lemon, Yogi Berra and Gene Michael. It's testament to his villainy that he is equally reviled by opponents and employees.
Though he has somehow managed to restrain from firing Joe Torre  it's been five years without a title  former coaches Mel Stottlemyre and Don Zimmer had some choice words for Steinbrenner on their way out the door.
4. Mike Tyson
Once he was a hugely sympathetic figure, an orphan who had lifted himself up the only way he knew how: with his fists. Tyson had been saved by boxing and he repaid the sport by becoming something of a historian and ambassador for the sweet science. The furious first-round knockouts were in stark contrast to the gentle personality of the lisping, soft-spoken, deferential kid.
And then everything changed. Whether it was the death of Cus D'Amato or too much success too fast or living with Robin Givens, Tyson became a mean, ugly person, a villain in every sense of the word. He served time in prison on a rape conviction and came out even more of a monster, constantly making a spectacle of himself at potty-mouthed press conferences and in the ring.
By the time Lennox Lewis gave him the beating of his life  after Tyson had threatened to eat the champ's non-existent children  Iron Mike had been reduced to a sideshow freak.
5. Ron Artest
Dirty player, bad teammate, horrible rapper. What a guy.
Artest took his villainy to a whole new level this season when he betrayed the people who had not only had his back during the Malice in the Palace but had also stood by him during his 73-game suspension. Artest honored the sacrifice of those teammates  who were forced to play NBA games with as few as six and seven guys in uniform  by sticking a shiv in their backs this year. Apparently unhappy over the number of shots he might get in Rick Carlisle's system, Artest tossed Jermaine O'Neal, Stephen Jackson and Co. under the buss, demanding a trade.
He used to just be a guy that would low-bridge a helpless opponent or elbow someone in the groin, now he is a certifiable clubhouse cancer who will no doubt metastasize again once things get bumpy in Sacramento.
6. Terrell Owens
Opposing fans always hate villains, but sometimes a guy is such a bad dude his own fans turn on him.
Such has been the case for Terrell Owens, who has had fans in San Francisco and Philadelphia bidding him good riddance after he wore out his welcome in those cities. (Presumably Ravens fans weren't too enamored with his weak act when he demanded to be dealt to Philly after a brief layover in Baltimore.)
Now Dallas fans will have the opportunity to hate T.O. from a whole new perspective. They already despise him for desecrating their star at midfield with his TD celebrations as a Niner. Now they can learn to loathe him when he starts bashing his teammates and showing up quarterback Drew Bledsoe with his sideline tantrums.
7. John Rocker
A guy so obnoxious he pulled off perhaps the most incredible feat in sports history: making Mets fans seem classy by comparison.
Had we known how much we'd miss seeing him fail, we might not have taken such glee in seeing his big league career crash and burn.
While mooning might have been inappropriate for Bobby Knight as he left an international basketball tournament, it pretty much summed up a lot of people's feelings when a fan ran onto the field at Dodger Stadium, dropped trou in front of Rocker and slapped his own butt for emphasis.
8. Wilt Chamberlain
It's unclear who disliked Chamberlain more, the opponents he dominated or the teammates he disregarded. Most who tried found him uncoachable.
Chamberlain apologists argue that the reason he didn't win more titles (one with the Sixers, one with the Lakers) is because his supporting cast wasn't as good as Bill Russell's. That may have been true  although Wilt did play with Hal Greer, Chet Walker, Billy Cunningham, Gail Goodrich and Jerry West  but part of that undoubtedly had to do with Chamberlain himself. How good would Sam Jones have been had he had to play with Wilt? Whereas Russell did all the things that made his teammates better  setting screens, playing help defense, starting the break with outlet passes  Chamberain did all the things that make teammates worse: sulking, scowling and constantly demanding the ball.
Chamberlain seemed to relish the villain role as it relieved him of any obligation to court approval. Wilt understood that nobody roots for Goliath, and if it was a villain they wanted, he'd give it to them.
Wilt added to his villainous resume with a turn as a bad guy in Conan the Destroyer.
9. Phil Helmuth
One of the ways you know a guy is a villain is by how much joy it gives you watching him lose. I absolutely hate myself when I waste time watching poker on TV, but it's always worth it if Helmuth loses.
I would like to have Helmuth losing poker hands playing on a loop in my house, office and car so any time I need a little pick-me-up I can just glance up at the screen and see the brat throwing a tantrum.
How is that no one punches him in the face? After his flameout in the 2005 World Series of Poker, Helmuth unleashed his usual class-free, profanity-laced "analysis" of what had just happened. Some of his more memorable lines were: "These are the worst players in the world." "This guy can't spell poker." And "If it wasn't for luck, I'd win a hell of a lot more of these tournaments."
Well, then, thank God for luck because nobody, I mean nobody, wants to watch this guy win.
10. Marty McSorley
Hockey is the only sport that actually has a position that might as well be called "villain." But not all goons are created equal. McSorley set himself apart from Dave Schultz, Tiger Williams, Rob Ray, et al. with one regrettable act of malice.
With his Boston Bruins trailing Vancouver, 5-2, with 2.7 seconds left, McSorley, who had been beaten in an earlier fight by Donald Brashear, wanted to exact some revenge. McSorley would later claim he was merely trying to goad Brashear into another fight by rapping him on the shoulder with his stick, but the blade struck Brashear on the side of the head. The Vancouver goon hit his head on the ice and suffered a severe concussion.
McSorley was found guilty of assault with a weapon in a Vancouver court and given 18 months probation.
Dishonorable mention
Ben Christensen
It's still hard to imagine. Anthony Molina, Evansville's leadoff hitter, stands 24 feet from home plate, preparing to dig in against Christensen, Wichita State's hard-throwing ace. After five warmup pitches to his catcher, Christensen whistles one at the unsuspecting Molina, shattering five facial bones around his eye and leaving him with a detached retina and a permanent blind spot in his left eye.
Incredibly, Molina made it back onto the field for his senior season, and despite depth perception problems, managed to hit .266.
Christensen, meanwhile, was drafted by the Cubs in the first round in 1999 and signed for just over a million bucks, some of which went to Molina in a settlement. Christensen spent six years rattling around the low minors in the Cubs organization, went 12-19 in 74 appearances made before and after shoulder surgery and never made it to the show.
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2. McSorley
3. Rocker
4. Artest
5. Tyson
6. Knight
7. Bonds
8. Helmuth
9. Chamberlain
10. Steinbrenner
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I don't agree with Bonds being #1 on that list. To me, Bonds isn't a villain, he's just a jackass. A villain is someone that you love to hate, or that you think is cool for the mere fact that he's a badass (see the sig!), but Bonds, Rocker, Tyson, TO...they're not villains, they're just idiots! I don't "love to hate" them, I just hate them.
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I don't agree with Bonds being #1 on that list. To me, Bonds isn't a villain, he's just a jackass. A villain is someone that you love to hate, or that you think is cool for the mere fact that he's a badass (see the sig!), but Bonds, Rocker, Tyson, TO...they're not villains, they're just idiots! I don't "love to hate" them, I just hate them.WE CAN BUILD ON THIS!!!
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There were some bad boys that could go on this list.
Dennis Rodman (later years)
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Here's ONE guy you forgot - Todd Bertuzzi. That guy is just plain MEAN - a goon if there ever was one!!!PPO Ambassador, Defender of the Purple Faith and Guardian of the Gates of Valhalla
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yeh, to me bertuzzi is the lowest of the low. that guy should be banned for life.
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Maradona - Mexico 1986; drug abuse.
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Oh cmon, y are we forgetting Jose Conseco?
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A fun weekend at Bushmans Lake in Charlestown, Indiana turned tragic for a group of family and friends. They were partying together when they realized Paige Neblett, 23, was missing. Her body was recovered the next day from the water.
Neblett was from Louisville and graduated from Fern Creek High School. On Monday, family and friends gathered at Fern Creek Park to remember Neblett's life.
For those who knew her best, it's her big personality they will all miss the most.
"Her laugh, her laughter, the way she just lit up a room when she walked in," said Jared Moran. "She was always happy."
On Monday, they came together to remember the life she lived and released colored lanterns in her memory. Her father, William Neblett took comfort in being with her friends.
"This has been a very beautiful expression of love," said Neblett. "She was a person her taught love and knew how to teach it."
On Saturday, Paige Neblett was with her boyfriend visiting friends for a bonfire and a night of drinking.
Clark County Sheriff Danny Rodden says Neblett's boyfriend put her to bed in a camper around 1:00 a.m. He told investigators when he checked on her less than an hour later she was gone. What started as a frantic missing person's search turned into a recovery when it was discovered the next day that she could be in the lake. Indiana State Police divers recovered Neblett's body.
In 22 years having a cabin on Bushmans Lake, neighbor Dan Klein still can't believe it. "It's really a shame that someone would fall in the water like this in this lake and we've never had anything like that happen," said Klein.
Sheriff Rodden said this tragic death can serve as a very important reminder, "There are always safety issues and not necessarily to do they always end in this type of tragedy, but it's definitely the possibility so everybody needs to be more aware and be more cautious, be more safe, and think about the consequences when we do these types of things."
Neblett's family released a statement saying Paige was a wonderful, motivated individual who was loved by everyone who had the privilege to meet her. She was a beautiful and inspiring woman. They say they hope this is a wake-up call to anyone who parties around water.
At this time her funeral arrangements are pending.
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Not a great start to the summer for Mary J. Blige, who was hit with a breach of contract lawsuit for allegedly reneging on a Dallas concert last December at the Barclays Center. Vision Entertainment Worldwide promotion company claims to have paid the singer $145,000 for the gig and she never gave it back.
The singer is no stranger to legal issues: she was recently served a $3.4 million tax lien for unpaid taxes in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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Paula Deen isn't making new friends lately. The Food Network star was asked about her racial attitudes in a May 17 deposition by a lawyer for Lisa Jackson, an ex manager of Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House. Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers, own the restaurant. Jackson sued them, saying she worked in a hostile environment rife with innuendo and racial slurs.
According to a transcript, an attorney for Jackson asked Deen if she has ever used the N-word. "Yes, of course," Deen replied. Asked to give an example, Deen recalled working as a teller in Georgia in the 1980s and being held at gunpoint by a robber, who was black. She told the attorney she thought she used the slur when talking to her husband "probably," about the holdup.
Deen said she also may have used the word while recalling conversations between black employees at her restaurants. "But that's just not a word that we use as time has gone on," Deen, 66, said. "Things have changed since the '60s in the South."
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Alicia Keys doesn't know Rihanna personally but feels for the singer, who is rumored to be entering "love rehab" for her addiction to Chris Brown.
Keys told the London Evening Standard that she hopes the music industry doesn't get the best of the Barbadian beauty and that it's key to have a strong foundation in such a "soul-less place."
"Everybody wants to make sure you're OK when they can get something from you, and they're getting a percentage from you. But they don't technically care if you're OK," Keys said. "They just want to make sure you can stand so you can go to work."
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A Tempe man who told two men to strip after police say they burglarized his car is in custody for allegedly having drugs and keeping a 2-foot alligator in his home.
Anthony Burton, 29, was booked into jail on suspicion of illegal possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and possession of live wildlife.
Anthony Gammon, 18, and Alberto Rosciano, 20, were being held on suspicion of burglary, possession of burglary tools, misconduct involving weapons and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Burton, reportedly armed with a handgun, approached the two men as they allegedly were breaking into his vehicle at an apartment complex in the area of 1600 W. La Jolla in Tempe about 3 a.m. Monday, Tempe police spokesman Sgt. Jeffrey Glover said.
According to Glover, the men said Burton took them to his apartment, where he forced them to remove their clothing to ensure they didn't have additional stolen items.
The pair said Burton then told them to leave - still unclothed. The suspects went to the parking lot of the complex and entered the vehicle in which they had arrived, Glover said. Witnesses to the incident alerted police and provided descriptions of all the subjects involved.
Officers stopped Gammon and Rosciano in the area of 4400 S. Rural Rd.
"Surprising to those officers on the scene, they ended up pulling out our suspects and they were both naked, still," Glover said.
The suspects were later arrested after officers confirmed they had committed the burglary.
Police went to Burton's apartment where they said they found the alligator, along with marijuana and several items of drug paraphernalia.
Burton said he bought the reptile over the internet from a Florida-based company, Glover said.
Police turned the alligator over to the Arizona Herpetological Society, which said it is very dangerous - and illegal - to keep them as pets.
"Before you know it, it gets unmanageable and what do they do? They go to our local lakes and rivers and they let it go," said Daniel Marchand with the society.
"This is something most likely those officers will remember for the rest of their career," Glover added.
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Aries (March 21-April 19) — Challenging conditions are more likely to stimulate your positive qualities than negative ones.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — A friend for whom you did a favor will find an opportunity to repay you. Your pal will step to the plate without being asked.
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Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Resistance you are facing on a major project can be alleviated if you just make a few tweaks. Once these are implemented, you can go forward.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Be sure that what you do at work also produces benefits for your co-workers. They, in turn, will be more responsive to your needs and requests.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Work on an endeavor that can either be updated or transformed into something far more useful. The rewards for doing so will be larger than you think.
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Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Participating in some kind of activity that is unrelated to your workaday world could do wonders to refurbish your outlook on life.
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The Cordoba 15CM is a concert-size ukulele that has all mahogany top, back and sides. The fingerboard and body are bound with ivoroid binding giving this entry-level ukulele an elegant, old-world appearance. Unlike most instruments in this category the Cordoba 15CM utilizes an authentic abalone rosette and satin finish that make this an exceptional ukulele for both beginners and enthusiasts alike. Completely handmade.
Case sold separately.
- Mahogany Top, Back & Sides
- Concert Size
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15CM Concert Ukulele Specifications:
- Top: Mahogany
- Back & Sides: Mahogany
- Binding/Bridge: Ivoroid binding, Rosewood bridge
- Rosette: Abolone
- Finish: Matte (satin)
- Neck/Fingerboard: Mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard
- Nut/Saddle: composite
- Fingerboard Inlays:5, 7, 10, 12
- Number of Frets: 14 to body, 18 total
- Body Width & Length: 155mm at upper bout / 214mm at lower bout (8.07")/615mm in total length (24.21")
- Body Depth: 70mm
- Tuning Machines: Chrome with pearl buttons
- Strings: Aquila Nylgut