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Sierra Nevada Brown Saison - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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4.22/5 rDev +12.8%
Scored a pint on special (only $3!) at the Landlocked Restaurant and Bar in Ruidoso, New Mexico. Thoroughly enjoyed this brew with a big spicy bowl of green chile stew!
Appearance- Burnt topaz, slightly hazy, with soft ruby highlights. Cream colored head at about 1 finger fades to thin, whispy residual. Some light lacing.
Aroma- Sweet/fruity/floral notes with an almost powdery aroma. Very floral with a solid background of caramel and nutty maltiness. Subtle kick of citrus (tangerine) hops. Soft spiciness rounds out a wonderfully complex nose!
Flavor- Starts with tangerine citrus hops, slight yeasty spice and opens up to complex malt flavors of burnt sugar, caramel, and dark overripe cheries. Powdery flavor (similar to aroma) and citrusy acidity throughout with a moderately dry, slightly earthy finish. Quite nice and very fitting for a saison. Nice balance between subtle hops, yeasty spice, and complex malts.
Mouthfeel- Moderate to high CO2, medium bodied with moderate residual sweetness. Polished nicely with a moderately dry finish. Complex yet thirst quenching. I'll have another.
Overall- Almost like a hybrid between a dry, acidic, spicy saison and a malty complex American brown ale. Very drinkable and thirst quenching.
12-26-2009 06:39:44 | More by dudemuskie
3.83/5 rDev +2.4%
appearance: dark copperish coloring
smell: light earthy aroma, didn;t pick up on much
taste: earht tones and the typical belgian yeast flavor. lacked complexity I thought, a tad sourness
mouthfeel: medium bodied
drinkability: solid saison and another good one for SN
11-19-2009 20:20:30 | More by CampusCrew
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
A: Pours a light brown with amber hues. Provides a small tan head. No lacing.
S: Some notes of molasses, clove, spices and dark fruits. Also some burnt pepper smell. Needs to warm up more for the scents to come out.
T: There is a combination of sweet malt character with spicy undertones. Get a decent amount of pepper taste as well. The alcohol is also tasted.
M: A highly carbonated medium body beer. Leaves a spicy taste on the palate.
D: It is a very nice offering from Sierra Nevada, not my favorite style, but a worthy beer to try and enjoy.
11-13-2009 13:54:57 | More by IronCitySteve
South Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +6.4%
"We will go then, you and I, with the evening spread out against the sky like a patient etherized upon a table..."
Such strange inconsistencies, such an uncategorizable beer. Amber-brown, as it were, fair enough, and a pillow of cream head, alright, as well as some lace. But the clarity? For a saison? IS there such a thing as a transparent one? No one. Not even one. We all have our secrets.
So then, breathe deeply, there's a good fellow, and in moments you'll be dead to the world. Breathe deeply and catch the intricacies: Cardamom, to be sure, and orange peel, but far more of a hefe note than anything, what with the bubblegum-chewing-skipping lasses around the playground, and the fairies dancing in your head, stardust trickle, the sound of bells... back to it. You must concentrate. Bubblegum, and banana, and clove, and orange peel, and honeysuckle, and rose blossom.
And at first the wheat-sugar sweetness, but then a sour note that flashes on the tongue but fades quickly into a dry, a brie rind bitterness, the orange peel, and spicing that produces strange wave after strange wave as you contemplate how to get out of the straps they have you in, and why your tongue feels wooden...
But there again, not wooden, but light, prickly, then full and sticky, and then dry and bitter. The cycles go with each sip. Light, full, bitter. Prickly. Lingering.
It's a strange feeling. A unique one. We must remember to concentrate. Don't be wanderous.
10-21-2009 22:34:22 | More by khiasmus
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +15.8%
Got this on tap at the Brickseller, what a find.
An oddly clear brown beer with a minimal head that laces quite nicely.
The smell and taste are both this sweet and sour caramel raisin thing that I can't quite get enough of, simply delicious.
The mouthfeel is a bit thin, but really lets the interesting esters take the forefront, alcohol is slightly present and welcomed, carbonation is minor, not a problem at all. I could drink quite a few of these without a problem. Very nice.
10-08-2009 19:08:16 | More by grayburn
New Jersey
3.65/5 rDev -2.4%
(taken from notes on napkin from a Sierra promo at Rattle N Hum a few months back)
Poured a nice brown color, with a thin beige head, and fair lacing. The smell was dominated by spices, including coriander, black peppercorns, and a little ginger, backed by a malty biscuit aroma. The flavor was edgier, with the aforementioned spices leaping about; no real progression in the palate, just a big mix of spices swirling about. The mouthfeel was medium as expected, with very little carbonation, if any, making this a decently sessionable brew, if not for the intense mix of spices.
10-06-2009 18:37:02 | More by donniecuffs
3.63/5 rDev -2.9%
Dark tanned hide bodied with a close-cropped beige dome with decent lacework and retention.
Toasted grain nose, pushing darker with cocoa and anise, with backing spiciness of orange, coriander, and black pepper. Some juniper-y notes of gin occur, only partially due to the alcohol.
The toasted grain malt profile pushes into the mouth first. Bready and static for a while, with some minor spice incursions of blood oranges and coriander and blck peppercorns. Turns a tad tarter with pink grapes and liquorice. Hops are lowly and add only a spicy, herbal dryness. Alcohol is present in a background gin-fueled, juniper-laden flare.
It's sort of like a fattened, toasty witbier more than any sort of saison. And lacks any true yeasty farmhouse character.
It carries medium-plus body with a subdued carbonation. It drinks smaller than it is, and drink enjoyable, but it doesn't drink all that interesting.
10-06-2009 05:52:10 | More by cokes
4.45/5 rDev +19%
Had this at the Distillary on a recent trip to Savannah. I had not heard of it before so when I saw it on the menu I was pretty excited. Sierra Nevada has never really disappointed me before and they did not with this beer either. Rather dull and hazy brown color with a one finger off white head, which given that its a brown saison I guess would be expected, but nonetheless it appeared rather unremarkable on the table. The smell was good though, with sweet malt up front and a sour bite in the back of the nose. No real hop presence in the nose, but the smell definitely got my hopes up. The taste was exactly what I was looking for out of a brown saison. None of the flavors were over the top but all worked together to make an extremely enjoyable and refreshing beer. Malt sweetness up front with a sour belgian flavor followed by just the right amount of hops to cause it to finish clean an invite you into another sip. Mouthfeel was a little heavier than I would have expected but it works well to coat your whole mouth with delicious flavor. Drinkability I would list as dangerous. These go down remarkably smooth with zero hint at the rather elevated alcohol. I would definitely order one of these again, and it went great after an almost autumn afternoon spent walking around Savannah.
10-02-2009 21:21:29 | More by Godot
3.63/5 rDev -2.9%
$6 a pint at D's in Regent Square last night.
Color is a light and pale off brown with ample head and moderate lace retention. Aroma is tangy and yeasty. No real strong nasal presence.
Flavor is buttery and sour, but significant sweet elements are present. Some yeastiness shines through. Flavors are delicate and mild. No suggestion of alcohol whatsoever in taste. A mild blend of yeast, sourness and butter.
Body is moderately carbonated and easy to drink.
09-17-2009 16:58:03 | More by allboutbierge
2.9/5 rDev -22.5%
Mug at Hollingshead for around six dollars yesterday, reviewed from notes, heard rumors that Sierra Nevada might be bottling this one shortly, color is medium to dark brown with orange mixed in, 1/2 inch bubbly off white head, not much retention or lacing, aroma consists of brown sugar, slightly roasted malts, caramel, light spices, and berries, flavor starts off with fruity like flavors that are pretty dry, sweet malts that are mostly caramel in the middle, finish has a bit of spice but is dominated by the malt still, sweet, fruity, and malty mouthfeel, thin to medium bodied, too much carbonation, taste lingered for a few seconds, not easy to drink and far from smooth, alcohol out in the open, too sweet once it warms, seemed too strong for what it is, odd flavors and while I like the uniqueness this beer did not really wow me, would skip in the future, might be worth trying
09-12-2009 04:57:23 | More by Floydster
3.53/5 rDev -5.6%
Served on tap in a pint glass. This beer has eluded me ever since it was released a few months ago, I was excited to try it.
Brown Saison is a brown saison, that pretty much sums it up. It has a light brown color that you cant see through plus some tan head on the top for a nice appearance, extremely minimal lacing. The smell was that of a lot of malt with some yeast and a light basket of fruits, not alot going on, not very pungent. The taste is a tad better with the malts taking center stage giving off some baked bread with some apple slices and other lighter fruits. The belgian yeast is apparent. I did not get much in the way of hops, I guess they faded in the time spent in the keg, they would have made this a bit more full in terms of flavor. Perhaps I should try this again if it's ever released again fresh. The feel was a bit fuller than your average saison with a big medium feel and light carb. I enjoyed this and finished my pint with some ease, but it's a tad one sided.
09-09-2009 16:55:58 | More by BARFLYB
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +12.8%
from tap into a standard pint glass.
A: brown colored. one-finger off-white head.
S: malty, yeasty, slightly spicy, some caramel sweetness.
T: the spiciness is what hits me first, kind of rises above the malt backbone. it has some fruity elements to it, crisp.
MF: medium bodied, medium carbonation.
Drinkability: this is a good beer. easy drinking for a higher ABV beer. little more subdubed than other saison's i've had, but very enjoyable.
08-17-2009 20:50:14 | More by porterwoobie
North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -9.6%
Served on tap in a pint glass.
Solid brown in color, slightly cloudy, with a light brown foam head of about 2 fingers or so. Head dissipates very quickly, leaving just a ring around the glass. Lacing was moderate to light.
Smells were a little... odd. There are some definite and familiar notes of a brown session style brew - the malts, minimal hops, and the like. Then there are the other notes, the hops and spices of the saison poking through. Just not something I had experienced together before.
Taste was also a bit different. Plenty of the moderate complex malts mix with so many other flavors: nuttiness, yeast, grassy earthiness, and spices. Finish is long, malty, with a bit of spiciness in the linger. Different, yes. Good? It wasn't bad.
Carbonation is light, persistent, and provides a nice moderate base for the overall mouthfeel. The overall drinkability is better than average but not awesome. I think I could do one of these at a time, but really, it's not for me.
08-16-2009 22:09:40 | More by SIRIUS2
District of Columbia
3.88/5 rDev +3.7%
(From notes)
A - Almost clear coppery-brown color; with a very light tan half-finger of head
S - Tart, a little citric; touch yeasty. Fairly muted overall
T - Sour and tart at first like unripened dark fruits; decent enough and fairly tight package
M - Thinner; prickly carbonation
D - Nice enough and refreshing, even if it does take some liberties with what I would associate with the style
Not bad at all, and a nice summer brew. Worth a look.
08-09-2009 23:48:29 | More by Nickls
3.8/5 rDev +1.6%
Sampled on tap at 1702, July 2009
The beer arrives from the tap a clearish, dark amber - brown color. The head is about half a finger in height and is a full tan color. The aroma has notes of cardamom, clove and perhaps a touch of plum. As the beer sits in my glass it begins to open up a bit more with aromas of pear, apple, black pepper, ginger and some sweetness that comes from esters more than actual sugar.
The beer tastes dry and spicy with a sharp, spicy phenolic note in the finish. Turpene like clove notes in the finish are joined by an herbal, even menthol leaning, hop bitterness. This has a nice high level of carbonation, more than one would expect from a tap offering, but it works well with this beer as it provides a prickly texture and a peppery bite. Phenols add a perceived sweetness to this beer that tastes quite a bit like clove.
My second pour of this beer is noticeably more fruit oriented, the spiciness actually gets quite a bit cleaner and it isn't as muddled as it was initially. There is a touch of toasted malt character to this beer and there is even a touch of tartness that starts to come out. The tartness nicely accentuates more of the fruit notes in this beer. This is actually quite a bit more characterful than I was expecting. The yeast choice was clearly spot-on and Sierra Nevada fermented this in such a way as to contribute a lot of flavor to this beer. I hope to be able to try this a couple more times.
08-08-2009 16:27:57 | More by Gueuzedude
4.2/5 rDev +12.3%
I had this one on tap in Chicago at Binny's South Loop on 8/1/2009. Serves in a DFH contoured pint glass.
A= Poured a light cola brown colow rith a nice 3/4" creamy tan head. Lots of sticky lace left behind on my glass.
S= Smelled of sweet malts with just a hint of "brown ale" maltiness. There were also notes of caramel, treacle, and spice. The yeast lent a nice Belgian fruitiness, with just a hint of funk. Very nice.
D= As in th earoma, the flavor started off with the malts. Definite bakery-sweet chewy malts as you would find in many fine Belgian ales, but there was also a hint of husky brown ale malt astringency through the middle. No overt hop presence really, just an earthy note in the background. The yeast profile was a real star. The yeast gave off nice fruity esters (apple & pear mostly with a slight hint of banana) as well as a great spice character. Finish dried out quite a bit but still carried a nice complexity of sweetness and yeast.
MF= Lighter side of medium bodied, with a moderate carbonated level and sort of slick tongue feel.
D= This was my first ever brown saison and as the bartender described it to me, it's a rock star. Very drinkable and sessionable despite the ABV. Tasty and I want more!
08-03-2009 04:51:07 | More by spointon
4.22/5 rDev +12.8%
Had on tap at D's in Monroeville.
Pours a dark rust color, murky, with amber highlights. A smooth finger-thich head, beige, with very little lacing.
Smell is complex: sour fruit (cherries, apples), citric hops, just a tiny bit of sugary sweetness, like cotton candy.
Taste is also rich & complex: bitter & floral herbs, some earthy flavors (hay, root veggies), dark breast crust, & a dry & sour finish.
Mouthfeel is moderately heavy with an alcohol bite that creeps up through the middle of the beer.
This is probably my favorite saison right now, with some very interesting & unusual flavors. I'd probably stick to only one or two at a time for fear of flavor fatigue.
07-31-2009 20:11:34 | More by OneDropSoup
4.2/5 rDev +12.3%
On-tap at Hollingshead's in a half-liter mug. On to the beer:
Toffee brown color, topped by a thin head with thin lace sticking to the glass as it's consumed. The beer has a fruity aroma. Think of plums and grapes. The taste....is this really a saison? Very tasty, to say the least. Grapes, plums, dark fruit skins. There is a mild tone of yeast, with gives it an addtional fruity accent. Slighty tart as it slides down the palate. Okay, so it may not really be a traditional saison, but it's a great beer to sample regardless of what you classify it as.
07-29-2009 05:54:07 | More by DoubleJ
3.68/5 rDev -1.6%
I never knew this brew existed until I spotted the tap handle at The Flying Saucer in Columbia, SC. Served in a weizen glass.
Clear with a light mahogany hue and a thick crown of light tan mousse that falls away slowly, showing bits of thick sticky lace on the glass.
A mild aroma enters the nose, malty with slight notes of toffee and caramel, some faint fruity esters reminiscent of apples or pears, and a bit of a spicy quality.
Light-to-medium in body, with a smooth, mild-to-moderate carbonated prickle on the tongue. A sweet malt-oriented entry with notes of caramel and a touch of milk chocolate, moving into a spicy, hoppy middle that is rather bitter and shows just a bit of yeasty spice character, balancing the sweet malt base and drying things out, leading the way into a dry finish with just a bit of lingering sugary sweetness.
A brown saison is something of an oddity; a nice description would be a "dunkel-saison," as it is highly reminsicent of a Dunkelweizen with a Belgian twist. Overall tasty and fairly drinkable, though its alcohol content makes a half-liter serving show through in the head. Interesting.
07-27-2009 14:07:10 | More by superdedooperboy
3.7/5 rDev -1.1%
Sierra Nevada Brown Saison:
Presentation: on tap in pint, poorly poured no head. Dark brown in colour. Hardly any lacing. Slight soapiness upon agitation
Smell: A barrage of fruits citric fruits, apples & bananas. Most likely from the presence of the hops
Taste & mouthfeel: Slightly floral with phenol/acidic notes. A little bit citrus, bananas & apples . A bit of dark malt mixed with fruit. Large carbonation tingles the tongue, takes from the taste. Beer leaves with a very feel.
Drinkability: a little less drinkable then your average saison due to the bitterness and acidity. Not all that refreshing I have had better. I dig the idea of this beer, kinda porter kinda sason. Would try again because I'm debating the the quality of this beer due to the fact that it was on tap. Biggest problem making this a session is the acidity and bitterness. Lacks clove, Belgian yeast & spiciness taste. I really dig the hennepin by ommegang.
07-19-2009 22:23:01 | More by MaxBrews
3.98/5 rDev +6.4%
On-tap at Beachwood BBQ,
A: Pours a cloudy brown (shocking) with a nice small cap of white foam.
S: Notes of molasses, apples, malt, moderate intensity.
T: Really tastes like a mix between a dubbel and a saison, it very much tastes like how I though it would by the name. The dubbel-type side brings loads of sweet malt, thought not over the top - molasses, some banana and holiday spices, the drier saison portion brings Belgain yeast complexities, white pepper, notes of candied pear and mild earthy hops.
M: Smooth, medium-bodied, good balance between the sweet and bitter portions of the beer, never cloying with sugar.
D: Similar to what I've found with pretty much everything Sierra Nevada makes - a very tasty, drinkable brew, I'm certainly glad I got to try it out.
07-16-2009 21:11:59 | More by Halcyondays
North Carolina
3.15/5 rDev -15.8%
Pours a clear brown body with off white head that emits aromas of phenolic spice and sweetish malt. The aroma is faint, but there nonetheless. The flavor is way more Belgian quality than I expected from reading other reviews. I guess I went in expecting more malt quality and got more Belgian yeast quality than expected. The mouthfeel is somewhat of a letdown as well since it is the lighter side of medium and at 7.8... why? Maybe I went in with too high of expectations, but I won't be going back to this beer anytime soon.
07-14-2009 17:31:02 | More by rtratzlaff
New York
3.35/5 rDev -10.4%
Growler from Big Z's. Pours a clear amber with a small off-white head. Aroma of spices, yeast, melon. Flavor of yeast and bready malts initially with some sweet fruit in the finish. Palate is a bit weak, very sweet, especially as you continue to drink. Just kind of weak overall, nothing special here. It was a bit disappointing.
07-11-2009 14:53:36 | More by LilBeerDoctor
Rhode Island
3.58/5 rDev -4.3%
On-tap 7/10/09 at Doherty's East Ave Irish Pub in Pawtucket, RI, served in a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a light brown color, with a short beige head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is of bananas, caramel, Belgian yeast, wheat, some spice, roasted malts and a touch of hops.
T: The taste is bready up front with flavors of wheat, bananas, maple, caramel and Belgian yeast. It's not overly sweet and the malt character is hearty. There's a decent hops presence that brings some balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet.
M: Smooth and crisp, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
D: Tasty, goes down ok, not too filling, decent kick, good representation of style while blending in some of the brown ale attributes, it's a pretty good beer but since I usually don't find myself thinking "I wish this Saison was darker" or "I wish this brown ale had more wheat flavor" I find this beer to be mostly a novelty.
07-11-2009 03:02:08 | More by TheManiacalOne
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +3.7%
On tap at Cole's. Aroma of spice, yeast and malt, pleasing. Dark mahogoney brown colour with lots of white head that leads lace. Served too cold, its still good drinkability, full mouthfeel. Spicy brown, Hops and spice in the finish, with pepper remaining on the tongue. Had this again 5 weeks later at Hopcat, but it was sourish here, so I will ignore that one.
Draft at Delaney's, was not as good. Peppery edge. Lacey, no aroma, sour highlights.
07-05-2009 18:21:41 | More by Sammy
Sierra Nevada Brown Saison from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Christie is a RINO and the sooner the Jersey-ites recognize this, the better off they wil be. He has already elected a muslim as a judge and he is in bed with muslims. Wake up and smell the coffee. He is not your friend!


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He's 84 years-old and it was over 30 years ago that he went into early retirement. But, he still hasn't really retired because working is a part of his good life.
Jim Richardson is a major stockholder of Flow Specialities, a company he and his son-in-law Mike Kelley started back in 1977. Even though he's long retired and doesn't take a paycheck, rather than just sit around and do nothing, Richardson comes to work on a regular basis.
"I get up every morning, come down here about 8:00 a.m. and work til about 3:00 p.m. and then knock off and go back to the house. Just like a regular job, it is a regular job, I just don't get paid for it" says Jim.
It was in 1981 when Richardson took early retirement from Flow Specialities, his company which is still involved in the oil and gas business.
"After retirement, I moved to Alabama, I commuted to Alabama and worked over there in the gas methane industry for about five years. Came back here and then I had a stint in South America cleaning pipelines for a mining company. Another stint in the South Pacific cleaning lines for a tuna factory" says Jim.
It's a family business and his son Brian is a vice president. When the Haynesville Shale boom slacked off and there was a cutback on staff at Flow Specialities, Richardson was ready and more than willing to help out.
"Got shorthanded here and right now I work just as hard. Just do whatever comes up. My wife says I'm a hypochondriac when it comes to work, I can't stay still" says Jim. "I'm just one of these people that have to stay busy I guess. I have a big garden at home I work with. I enjoy what I'm doing. I have never had a job in my life that I didn't enjoy doing. I just stay busy and I guess that's it."
Yes, Richardson who does his own mowing, likes to stay busy and he has this advice for other seniors.
"My advice I guess, if I have any, is to stay busy doing what you enjoy most. If you enjoy travel most, fine. If you enjoy working, being productive, fine. There's nothing wrong with either one of them."
Jim Richardson, a man who believes the key to the good life is staying busy with something you like to do.
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Residential property developer Larkfleet Homes has started work on an affordable homes scheme featuring 20 units in Bourne Road, Morton.
The development will consist of 12 two-bedroom houses, two two-bedroom bungalows and two four-bedroom houses. Some of the new homes will be available for shared ownership, while others will be offered for affordable rent through Longhurst and Havelok Homes.
Larkfleet Homes managing director Karl Hick said: "Due to reduced public investment in housing, housebuilders such as Larkfleet are unable to deliver affordable housing developments in the number that they have done in the past.
"I am therefore delighted that work is starting on these affordable properties in Morton.
"The development will enable local people to get onto the housing ladder."
Elsewhere in Bourne, Larkfleet Homes has also begun work on 33 affordable homes at its Abbeyfields development on the old Co-op site on Manning Road of which 13 will be offered through shared ownership and 20 through affordable rent.
The scheme will comprise of 108 two- and three-bedroom properties in total, with prices starting at £125,000.


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Scientists measure protein shed by bladder tumors (November 29)
According to a new study published in the British Journal of Cancer, a simple urine test has shown promise in distinguishing between aggressive and less aggressive bladder cancers.
The test could quickly detect patients with the most advanced and aggressive forms of bladder cancer, helping to tailor and speed up their treatment, the authors say.
Researchers at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. measured the levels of a protein shed by bladder tumors in 600 patients. They found that higher levels of a protein called EpCAM in the urine were linked to more aggressive cancers.
Co-author Dr. Douglas Ward said: "This protein could be used to help doctors to decide what the best course of investigation or treatment for the patients is, and may prevent unnecessary delays.
"We've known for some time that the protein EpCAM is released from some tumor cells, but it wasn't clear whether it would be useful as a way to decide the best investigation and treatment for patients suspected of having bladder cancer."
The researchers are planning further studies to determine the benefits of urine biomarker testing in patients.
Source: Cancer Research UK; November 29, 2013.
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The other day, Coolidge asked me to create a transmog set for his weapon and shield. Unfortunately, the game doesn't have that many red items, let alone nice pieces so I set out to make a variation on the red theme.
Here's his before picture…
OK, never mind about the before shot. I always said Cool might break my back one day…
Shoulders: Lightbringer Pauldrons
Chest: Replica Lightforge Breastplate
Hands: Gauntlets of Feathery Blows
Waist: Lightforge Belt
Legs: Replica Lightforge Legplates
Boots: Judgement Sabatons
Weapon: Touch of Madness
Shield: Pulsing Spellshield
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He looks wonderful in that outfit but isn't that shield a little heavy if he's going to jump on your back!
Tome of the Ancient recently posted Lamentations of the Woman While She Waits for the Bikers
The red & yellow pick up the oranges of the shield and weapon nicely, and the purple keeps it from being too bright. Very nice!
(But of course, all your Transmogrification sets are lovely!)
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Hahaha had to laugh at the break my back comment :) He looks heavy!
And that outfit looks awesome!
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Rockin' Outfit :)
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@Cool – Depends on whether you want to spend your tickets on the gear or save them for the pets :P
@Tome – I think that's why the lower half of my body is out of the shot =/
@Kam – Thx! That means a lot coming from you :)
@Navi – He was! :P
@Pando – TY!
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Omega Gold watchHavant, Portsmouth£2,100These are Gold Omega Watch These are 14 karat gold omega watch, very accurate I am looking for £21005SaveRemove
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Vintage till register cash tillPortsmouth£60Vintage till need a clean lots of history pretty old needs a key for the lock. Ono welcome cash on collection3SaveRemove
chestPortsmouth£60old chest not sure how old but its been in my family for years very heavy very good condition for its age but i have no room for it needs to go to a good home...8SaveRemove
Antique fire guard 1920sPortsmouth£20Wooden and fabric fire guard1SaveRemove
VINTAGE DENMEAD POTTERY SETPortsmouth£30Hi there thanks for looking Very collectable Vintage 1960's Denmead Pottery set FULL SET Includes; Six cups & saucers Teapot Gravy boat and dish Small milk...7SaveRemove
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vintage leather cabin trunkHilsea, Portsmouth£29THIS IS A VINTAGE LEATHER CABIN TRUNK ABOUT 1940 ?.SIZE IS 55CM ACROSS FRONT, 39CM DEEP, AND 39CM HIGH.NEEDS LEATHER HINGE...5SaveRemove
Large dollPortsmouth£10Very large old doll over 2 foot sat in old loom chair. Sold as seen1SaveRemove
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rare stoneware jug from Winchester...Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh£40have for sale..(from my own collection) this rare 2 pint "wide mouth" stone jug from..... Hayles and Blake, Winchester. Dates to around 1912. The height is: 8...5SaveRemove
Pair of antique vasesPortchester, Fareham£30Pair of identical decorative vases Approx 15cm in height Excellent condition Viewings welcome £30 Ono3SaveRemove
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copper fire hoodPortsmouth, Southsea£50Copper fire hood from 200 year old cottage.. height 90cms width 58 and half cms buyer to collect2SaveRemove
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Russian bear, excellentSarisbury Green, Southampton£10Collectable Russian bear. Approx. 10 cm2SaveRemove
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Antique Sewing/Craft Box On Wheels With Drawer- Perfect For Knitting Needles. For Sale!Whiteley, Fareham£250Satin lined, lift up lid, very good condition. OVER 100 YEARS OLD! Would suit a collector or anyone interested in this loveley item. Photos On Request E-Mail me if...SaveRemove
Antique Metro Police whistleFareham£25J Hudson & co Barr st HOCKLEY Birmingham, Antique 19 century Metropolitan Police whistle original leather button strap1SaveRemove
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Antique Victorian Singer "Model 12" Hand Cranked Sewing Machine (A30-04)Southampton£70Antique Victorian Singer "Model 12" hand cranked sewing machine. The sewing machine is all working but there are signs of wear associated with age. Includes the...3SaveRemove
Rare tent post strapSouthampton£300Tent post stap with 4 brass clothes hooks that swivel for positioning. Has the date 1887 and the initials S.G.P7SaveRemove
Victorian 3 pint flat stone hot water bottleSouthampton£15Good condition. Glazed.1SaveRemove
Poole Pottery BowlSouthampton£20A very nice Poole Pottery bowl dating from the 1950's. It has a very nice hand painted floral design. In great condition, no damage, please view the pics for...3SaveRemove
Queen Anne Fine Bone China Elegant BowlSouthampton£15This is a lovely elegant bowl in fantastic condition no chips or cracks and has a number on the bottom 5523. The bowl is red rimmed with a gold leaf design...The...3SaveRemove
Murano Venetian Fratelli Toso Glass BowlSouthampton£45This is a Murano Venetian glass bowl made in Murano by the Fratelli Toso Glass works in the 1950's. Coloured murrines and cased in clear glass with silver flecks....2SaveRemove
Porcelain lidded box - basket weave patternSouthampton£20An attractive porcelain lidded box in the basket weave pattern. 1930 Art Deco. In good overall condition with no chips. Am willing to offer UK postage at £74SaveRemove
antique style writting table with 4 drawsFareham£50antique style writing desk with 4 draws that can be accessed from either side it does have few marks on it, lovely desk though collection from portchester any...2SaveRemove
Victorian Fire Place SurroundSelsey, Chichester£50Victorian Fire Place Surround. Also have the original fire place if Interested, please call.1SaveRemove
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Beautiful 18ct white gold 1920's Art Deco ruby and diamond cluster ringEastleigh£700This stunning antique ladies cluster Diamond and Ruby ring with 19 stones is a fantastic piece. The alternating setting of the Diamonds and Rubies makes the piece...6SaveRemove
VICTORIAN PINE CHEST OF DRAWSHampshire, Southsea£150A solid pine chest of draws , missing its draw knobs but easyley replaced a lovley pine chest just needs waxing4SaveRemove
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Art Deco Dancer FigurineSouthampton£80Up for sale is this very elegant deco figurine. We don't know much about her or the exact age or material, just that she is incredibly heavy, old and stands at...2SaveRemove
VINTAGE - Set of 3 Gordons Gin Vintage Bottles *RARE* early 1900'sHedge End, Southampton£18Fantastic Set of 3 Gordon's Gin Vintage Bottles *RARE* early 1900's. Lovely condition. Must be seen. I have an extensive collection of other rare bottles too!...5SaveRemove
Royal doulton figurineChandlers Ford, Eastleigh£20Royal doulton figurine , unwanted gift original box , "pretty ladies" summer ball collection HN5464 Original certificate as new5SaveRemove
Jubilee mugSouthampton£15Queen Jubilee mug 18872SaveRemove
Vintage Wooden Mahogany Two Section Letter Rack with Wavy TopSouthsea£30About A really nice and well made, vintage letter rack. Description It is generous in size and measures approximately 32.5 x 16 x 13 cm. It is made from solid...3SaveRemove
Antique Oval Glass Hip Flask with Black Leather Covering & Britannia Metal BaseSouthsea£40A nice example of an early to mid 20th century hip flask. It is generous in size & measures approx 12 x 6.5 x 3.5 cm. It holds 5ozs. It is made of glass & formed...3SaveRemove
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THE FIRST TRAINBotley, Southampton£55WOVEN SILK PICTURE BY THOMAS STEVENS OF THE FIRST TRAIN BUILT BY GEORGE SEPHENSON IN 1825, Frame size 10" x 8"2SaveRemove
A Lamb's Navy Rum flagonSouthampton£30A Lamb's Navy Rum flagon to commemorate the marriage of HRH Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson 1986 Excellent condition. (Postage to be arranged)1SaveRemove
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Tennessee Titans starting linebacker Moise Fokou left yesterday's game against the Seattle Seahwaks with a knee injury, but it looks like the team may have dodged a bullet and the injury may have looked much worse than it actually was.
Like many other of the injured players following Week 6, Fokou will undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the full extent of the injury. As far as the Titans are concerned, they are optimistic about what the results will show.
From Alex Marvez of FOX Sports:
The @TennesseeTitans are optimistic LB @moisefokou only has a sprained knee & nothing more serious. Will know more today after MRI.
— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) October 14, 2013
Fokou is crucial to keeping the Titans defense performing at an acceptable level, so they hope that he will be able to return to the line up sooner rather than later.
As for the offensive side of the ball, the team really needs Chris Johnson to step up and return to the CJ2k of old to ensure the defense's play doesn't go to waste.
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Sound the alphorn, the spring concert nears.
Agents of the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Agency (ATF) requested aid from the Manteca Police Department's SWAT team Thursday to assist in carrying out the serving of two federal search warrants at two Ripon homes at about 11 a.m.
Construction of the softball fields at the Mistlin Sports Complex is taking shape.
RIPON- Ask Daniel Costa about the first time he was exposed to the game of hockey.
Jake Park has always been interested in the City of Ripon's economic plan for the future.
If you live or farm west of Ripon in the Delta secondary zone you may one day have to get clearance from a super regional agency seeking veto power over everything from how you use your land to what you build on it.
It's a look into an educational future for prospective new families and potential Ripon Christian High School students who will take advantage of a special open house Thursday night in the large RC gymnasium at 435 North Maple Avenue.
Give Every Child A Chance is hoping to bring the Teen Summit to Ripon.
Work continues to take place at Mistlin Sports Complex as elected leaders are making sure to take care of the billing.
Arthur Brogli is the special guest performer for the annual San Joaquin Valley Swiss Echoes annual spring concert and dance on Saturday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Swiss Hall, East Main Street and Manley Road.
Grandparents' spoiling their grandchildren is a time-honored tradition.
There was no promise of extra credit or a pizza party.
It is all about the "missing piece" of the puzzle in severe cases of dementia and other illnesses that is described as the "emotional wellness" toward healing.
Stouffer Field is ready for spring sports.
There were some 80 members and guests celebrating a quarter century of togetherness in their modern Ripon Senior Center at a Thursday afternoon open house.
An alert citizen helped Ripon Police find an indecent exposure suspect within nine hours from the time the man allegedly exposed himself to two young girls under 18.
It's the responsibility of elected leaders to conduct regular monthly sessions.
The Ripon Police Department hosted the Advanced Junior Police Academy for two weeks from July 7-18 18 with 14 cadets under the direction of Officer Trevor McGinnis.
In Ripon, Second Street is considered a major thoroughfare.
John Mangelos is being installed as the Ripon Chamber of Commerce president Thursday night for the second time.
The handmade rustic sign reads: "Grandpa's Flower Patch. Only God can make a flower. Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. Matt 6:29."
Call it the home stretch of the Ripon Community Athletic Foundation's seven-year effort of renovating the facilities at Ripon High.
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Ripon is exploring having two water systems - one for domestic use and the other for landscaping.
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Station No. 3 of the Ripon Consolidated Fire District is two months away from completion.
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Strange. Now HR 3249 refers "...to establish procedures for Federal agencies to provide an equitable remedy for employees who were mistakenly placed in the wrong retirement system during the transition from the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) to the Federal Employees' Retirement System (FERS)."http://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/omb/legislative/sap/105-2/HR3249-h.html I wasn't thinking of switching to HDT. I was just curious about what happened to it and if homebrewed whiskey would ever become legal. For now, I'll sip my Imperial Stout and be happy.
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Unless you live in NZ, home distilling is very illegal.
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I know people who operate small stills on a hobby level, producing very fine spirits with the same attention to detail and craft as I do as a brewer.
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Saluda Cymbal Review - June, 2008
Review by: T. Robinson
Getting manufacturers to cough up gear to review is a very difficult thing to do when you're a small site. So whenever we get the opportunity to review products, or we're pushy enough, we jump on it. Saluda Cymbals has been around for a few years now and have made their reputation by making custom cymbals catered to the individual drummer – in other words, you tell them what you want for sound for a particular cymbal and they will craft that cymbal, or attempt to, to what you want. This is a great way to market and sell cymbals in my opinion as the drummer is taking an active role in getting the sound he wants. The same could be said for picking a cymbal in a local music shop however in that shop you have to sit and hit maybe 10 different cymbals, some may be the exact same models, in order to get a particular sound.
I'd been hearing stories on and off for the last few years, both on Pearl's drum forum (there's an entire thread dedicated to Saluda in their Cymbal forum), and Drumrock, here courtesy of our long time forum member Smoke N' Drums as he is a Saluda artist.
When I got it in mind that I wanted to pick up a pair of aux hats and start replacing my Wuhan china's I started looking around at the Sabians that I thought might fit the sound I was going after. That's where I ran into a snag however as budget dictated I couldn't pay $300 for a china or $350 for the hats that I was considering. Not to mention the cost in gas these days it would have taken to drive around the Seattle metro area to find a) the models I was considering and b) the sound within those models that I was looking for.
With that in mind I decided to go up and browse Saluda's site to see what they had to offer.
They have an extremely broad line of cymbals to choose from, given this is a web site, I'm not going to list them all out, just go here: http://www.saludacymbals.com/c/products.html to get an idea. After reading the descriptions I decided that, for the type of music we were recording at the time that Black Mist hats fit the bill, and for my china a Voodoo Pre-aged would be perfect.
At this point I opened up a dialog with Jamie at Saluda. Jamie is a great guy to work with, and I didn't make it easy – I purposefully ran several email threads regarding both the cymbals I was looking at buying and at the same time started discussing getting something from them outside what I was buying to review. My one complaint with him during this process is that there were times where a few days would go by before I got a response. That being said, given the amount of work he does, I'm reluctant to fault him much for that as he is extremely busy with crafting cymbals along with fielding what I'm sure are dozens, if not hundreds of emails and phone calls a day. I would hope however, that as his business continues to increase, that he brings on some help to get past this.
Back to the cymbal discussion we had running – after describing what I was looking for in a sound (and finish) for both the hats and the china, we decided that the Black Mist hats I'd been looking at would fit nicely and that he could do a Voodoo china with a Black Mist finish. In the course of the discussions as well, we finally decided that along with the gear I was buying that he would send along an as then undecided crash for us to review as well. (It's been my intention to review both the review cymbal they sent along with what I purchased all along.)
Saluda's prices are VERY reasonable and for both the 13" Black Mist hats and the Voodoo china with the Black Mist finish, the total with shipping, came out to $249.00. This is about $50-$100 less than just the china from Sabian that I had been looking at. So I ordered them just as easy as that. I also made the payment part of the process as painful as I could – paying via money order which I had fedex'd to Saluda and requiring a signature on their end. Needless to say, short FedEx's laziness, it wasn't as painful as I tried to make it. Saluda was more than happy to accept a money order and once they got it, they started making my cymbals.
I should note here that I really have an aversion, as any drummer should, to purchasing cymbals sound unheard. It's rarely a winning idea. That being said, given Saluda's policy of returning it if you don't like the sound, send it back and they'll make it right. I think this is a great business model and I hope its sustainable is Saluda's business increases.
Less than two weeks after ordering I came home to find a box from Saluda sitting on my doorstep. I was excited to say the least. Upon opening it I found my 13" Black Mist hats:
And a 16" crash from their new Symbolic series:
But no china. I was a little perplexed at that point and queried Jamie on it. That cymbal was still being worked evidently. This irked me a tad as I had expected everything I had paid for at once, but I decided to wait it out. (To that note, I'm very glad I did)
The first thing I did was give the hats and crash a close inspection – there were no cracks, scratches, or keyholes in either the hats or the crash, as one would expect from a new cymbal.
The hammering pattern on the hats is very tight, close. The bottom hat is slightly heavier than the top, with only about 70 grams separating the two in terms of weight. The finish was a lot more black than mist on these, which I pointed out to Jamie, and he said that that's more of the finish they were shooting for with that line. There were some noticeable fine sandpaper marks here and there, and while I was assured that these were intentional, if they were, they look a tad sloppy to me in so far as something like this sliding past the QA process. Since it in no way affects the sound of the hats, I'm not going to get picky over aesthetics.
The Symbolic has a very unique pattern of lathed and raw sections on the cymbal. The hammering pattern was a little looser than the hats. Jamie described the sound on this crash as darker and jazzier than most cymbals. We'll get to sound and my thoughts on that here shortly.
So I proceeded to set up the hats in my primary hat position, even though they'd become my aux hats, and pulled my 14" AAX Studio crash, put the 16" AAX Studio crash in its place, and put the 16" Symbolic where the 16" AAX had been for comparison purposes. The hats are very bright when played closed, and while it does take a little more to get it out, the "chik" is well defined when you lay into it some:
As you open them up the sound changes and goes from bright to very trashy rather quickly…the trashy end of the spectrum (wide open) isn't as smooth as I originally would have thought I'd like to have but the more I play them the more the sound evens out and the sound is great.
Playing out a simple groove the hats sound like this: SAMPLE GROOVE CLIP
Simply put I love these hats – they're well suited across a broad range of music (see the torture test remarks below). I've since moved these into the aux spot on my kit, right now in a mid closed position using a Gibraltar X-hat mount until I can pick up the RH2000 I've been lusting after forever.
On the crash side, the cymbal is indeed darker than a lot of crashes I've heard, with a ring out time of about six seconds as opposed to my 16" AAX which takes about 9 seconds and is very bright on a "normal" stroke.
This particular cymbal has a weak spot however, and that is on light hits. My drum instructor at Donn Bennett Drum Studios pointed this out to me as I had not checked that aspect of the cymbal. There is little sound past the tip of the stick hitting the cymbal, at least initially when he was demo'ing it. I managed to coax some out of it but it's still a very flat sound.
Overall it's a nice cymbal, worked very well in the torture test (see below). It's a dark sound, with very short sustains and sounds great when hit with normal to hard strokes. It is weak on the light side however which given the positioning of this series I'd like to hear a bit more tone when hit with a lighter stroke. I would imagine that if it were played out more than I had the chance to that the tone would come out more, and if it didn't I have no doubt that were it one I owned I could send it back toSaluda and have them fix it to my tastes. That being said, this specific cymbal isn't one I would necessarily own in and of itself but, it does have certain sound characteristics that I will be specifying when I order my crashes.
And now the china. I ordered an 18" Voodoo Pre-aged with a Black Mist finish. Prior to this cymbal, I'd been working with a 12" Wuhan (absolute crap sound) and a 16" Wuhan (which ironically is a great sounding cymbal). The finish on this one is more mist than black, which I had expected on the hats, but got the opposite. For the china it works.
I had to wait for this cymbal. I'm an impatient person. I know it; it's a flaw of mine, so waiting for me is not an easy thing. The longer it took to get it, the more impatient I got, but I held my tongue, as Jamie assured me it was coming.
I'm glad I did.
This china is what I was expecting and more. The sound is, for me, incredible, and I hope that when I go to purchase the 20" version I want later on he can coax the same qualities out of that. It's a typical china form, thicker in the middle, but Saluda lathed it out thinner as you get closer to the edges. If they'd have went one step further you'd be able to cut yourself on the edge, it's that fine.
My one beef with it is a surface flaw where the bell meets the body of the cymbal that at first glance looks like a "W" shaped crack. After discussion with Jamie we decided that it is more than likely just a surface anomaly. I have marked the outer tip of this flaw and throughout testing (including the torture test) it hasn't changed. Even with that, I've been given assurances that if it breaks or cracks at that point that it would be replaced. Given the sound of this thing, I'm hoping it never changes, cracks or breaks.)
The sound of this china, for want of a better way to put it, when hit with some authority will take your head off. I finally had to give in and buy hearing protection to play with now.
When hit with a normal stroke this china just cuts – a trashy, fine, sound that rings out exactly where I'd expect a cymbal of this type to end up. CHINA REGULAR STROKE CLIP
Hit this thing hard and you'll kill any small insect within 6 feet.
Even a light stroke produces an excellent quality sound that rings out a little longer than my Wuhan, but given the 2" size difference I would expect it too!
In case you can't tell, I love this china. The sound is just prime, across a range of playing, and in the torture test it took a pounding and didn't even blink. If you want to hear it on my kit, go back up and listen to the basic groove sample as the china in that sample is the Voodoo.
I've referred several times to my "Torture Test". I'm a fairly decent drummer but Danny Carrey I am not. So what better way to torture a cymbal than attempt to play a few Tool songs, with great enthusiasm, to put a cymbal through its paces. Given that I'm nowhere near Danny's caliber of a drummer, this is true torture, both for the cymbals I'm hitting, and the ear, which is why you'll never hear any sound clips of these tests. The test consists of four songs, 46&2, Stinkfist, Parabola, and Lateralus. I don't try to play them exact or even close but I do I play them with enthusiasm. So running through these songs is a great way for me to break in, and attempt to break, a cymbal.
All three, hats, crash, china stood up to this test well – and this is actually where I got the best sound out of the Symbolic crash. The short sustain and the tonal quality on the harder strokes really brought out some nice sounds from the crash. The china and the hats withstood the abuse as well.
Durability isn't an issue here, as with any other aspect of drumming, proper technique is going to help with the longevity of any drum component, cymbal or otherwise.
I'm very happy with Saluda overall. The quality of the cymbals is hands down in line with the top three manufacturers out there. Where Saluda surpasses the "big three" is the flexibility and the ability for the drummer to step in and say "This is the sound I'm looking for, this is what I want it to look like!" and get just that, and if not, simply returning it to Saluda so they can make it right. I'd like to see a little more responsiveness out of them, and as they grow it's going to get harder and harder for them to do. Jamie tells me they're expanding and with that expansion I'd like to see them add some staff to field some of the hundreds of emails they get. All of that being said, these guys are still great to work with, produce an outstanding product at an affordable price, and I will definitely be adding more Saluda to my cymbal armory!
16" Symbolic Crash:
Sound Characteristics:
3/5 This could have been 4/5 if not for the lack of tone on the light stroke. Given that, I gave it a "qualified" 3/5 as I know they'd fix it for me if it were my cymbal.
13" Black Mist Hats
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The survey was conducted in April 2011 of 1793 realtors who were members of the National Association of Realtors.
"While the market needs to recover before home technologies play a more important role in home sales, the industry can help prepare Realtors to be comfortable in discussing these types of systems with their clients," said Rhonda Daniel, manager of research at CEA. "The ideal goal for the CE industry is to have knowledgeable realtors who are excited and open to promoting technology as a selling feature of homes."
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Sammons said he could hear a woman in trouble yelling for help.
"A lady screamed on the second floor, basically, said she needed help," he continued.
Sammons, the policemen and a Colonie EMS worker immediately went to the woman.
"She was right on the floor, right next to the room where the fire was actually," he said.
The responders didn't waste time picking up the elderly woman.
"At the feet, a couple of us at the head, basically carried her outside," Sammons explained.
Sammons said it all happened so fast that instincts took over.
"You don't even think twice about it," he said. "It's one of those things where you train, train, train. You know, I've been doing this job a long time, and it's never actually happened to me."
Sammons said relying on his training Monday was paramount.
"It's probably one of the most important thing we train for, and it's actually a good feeling to see it go well and have a good outcome at the end," he said.
Sammons also credits the other first responders who were at the fire.
"We needed all of them to get her out. That's what the situation was," he explained. "It wasn't just going to be one of us getting her out. We needed all of them to do that. So, luckily they were there to give us a hand and do that."
The Red Cross is assisting the people who lived in the home.
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