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Corn N fertilization
I am often asked what N rate should be applied for corn production. I hesitate to give too simple of an answer, but actually a straightforward rate of 125 lb N/acre for corn following soybean (SC) and 175 lb N/acre for corn following corn (CC) (continuous, second-, or third-year) with good N management works well. If you have followed Iowa State University Extension publications regarding N management over the years, these rates are in the middle of suggested rate ranges provided since at least 1979 (100--150 lb N/acre for SC and 150--200 lb N/acre for CC). An analysis of recent data from many N rate trials conducted in Iowa since 1991 indicates these "straightforward" rates are still correct. Figure 1 shows the economic net return to N for SC and CC at four different price ratios of N price:corn grain price ($/lb N:$/bu corn grain). For the figure, the corn price was held constant at $2.20/bu and N prices were varied from $0.11, 0.22, 0.33, and 0.44 per lb N. These give price ratios of 0.05, 0.10, 0.15, and 0.20, respectively at the four N prices. The point of maximum return to N (MRTN) is the N rate where the greatest economic net return to N occurs. This is indicated by the solid symbols on each price ratio line. As you can see, at the 0.10 price ratio the maximum return occurs at 123 lb N/acre for SC and 174 lb N/acre for CC, at the middle of currently suggested N rate ranges.
Also remember that corn following established alfalfa most often requires no N application, with an occasional response to a small amount of N, around 30 lb N/acre. Second-year corn after alfalfa is more responsive to applied N, with response up to 60--90 lb N/acre. Second-year corn following soybean is gaining acreage in Iowa. Nitrogen rate trial data is limited from across Iowa; however, based on a long-term and on-going N rate-crop rotation study conducted at the Iowa State University Northeast Research Farm located at Nashua, second-year corn appears to have N fertilization requirements similar to continuous corn (see above discussion).
How much should rates be adjusted when N prices are high?
As the lines in Figure 1 indicate, the net return is pretty flat around the maximum return. This is due to the small yield change at N rates near optimum N. The open symbols on each line indicate net return that is within $1.00/acre of the maximum, and can be considered a range of N rates that provides similar profitability. The width of each range varies somewhat depending upon the price ratio, but generally is within about 20 lb N/acre of the rate at the maximum return. This range of similar net return points out the flexibility available when choosing application rates. These net return curves, point of maximum net return, and profitable N rate ranges can be used as a guide for N rate adjustment based on corn and N prices. Or, as a general rule, start with the 125 or 175 lb N/acre rate for the SC and CC rotations, and then for each one cent ($0.01) change in N price from $0.22/lb N, change the N rate by 1.5 lb N/acre for SC and 1.7 lb N/acre for CC. For example, if you have to purchase N at $0.40/lb N, then the N rate to apply to corn following soybean would be 27 lb N/acre less than 125 lb N/acre, which is 98 lb N/acre. If the N price you pay is $0.15/lb N, then the N rate to apply to corn following soybean would be 11 lb N/acre more than 125 lb N/acre, which is 136 lb N/acre.
Additional considerations
As you think about changing N application rates, you also should take into account your risk tolerance or aversion. As application rates are lowered in response to higher N prices, the chance of having deficient N does increase. You may well be comfortable with a greater chance of either some N shortage or greater occurrence of deficit N. Or, if capital for purchasing production inputs is limited, then increased risk from lowered N application may be unavoidable. Or, you may wish to apply N at rates that provide good yield but are more environmentally benign. In these cases you would choose rates at the lower end of the profitable ranges. With limited capital or shortage of N fertilizer materials, it would be better to apply lower N rates to all production fields than not applying any to some.
In summary
Nitrogen application to corn should reflect rates determined to be economically profitable from research trials. Rates also can be adjusted for changing economic conditions. However, decisions also should consider effects on production and environmental risk.
This article originally appeared on pages 200-201 of the IC-494(24) -- October 10, 2005 issue.


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mathews black max 2
i'm new to the forum and just got back in to bow shooting after 40yrs. of being away from it. does anybody have any feedback about a mathews black max 2 bow? i just got one the other day and it's a real bear to pull back. it has 70lb limbs and i've back them off 4 turns and still have a rough time getting it pulled back. my ultra max has the same poundage limbs and they are back off 3 turns and i have know problems pulling it back. i did find out one thing is that the bow string is an inch and a half longer than the specs call for. would this cause my problem. both bow have a draw length of 29.
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Looking at the charts, it looks like there were several different cam and string options available for the BM2, make sure your looking at the correct info. mathesinc, in the FAQ of the forums, under exact ata and BH. It was a speedbow, and therefor will have a long powerstroke anyway.FBSA Member
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according to the string chart that i got off of the mathews web site it should have a 92 7/8" string and a 37 3/4" cable for the bmx2-29r cam that is on the bow. the string that was on the bow was 94 1/2" long. is there other sites i should be looking into about string lenghts. i was mistaken about the draw length of my other bow. it's set at 28". would that 1" make a big differance in pulling the black max back?
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Gutted for Liam James losing this one having been ahead and looking impressive. Still reckon he'll be a unit at bantamweight.
Gutted for Liam James losing this one having been ahead and looking impressive. Still reckon he'll be a unit at bantamweight.
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
fuck knows how he makes that weight. hes giant
James MacAlister BW pro 7-2-0 DNFT#1
Haha was real hard ill admit like but no way was it beating me when i set my mind on something its getting done even if it kills me i made a few mistakes with the refuel this time which is why i only performed to 40% of my ability next tym ill b making no mistakes n we shall see how i get on then
Liam Bad Intentions James, pro mma uk featherweight!!
It was a decent and close fight, not sure why people keep bringing up 'being ahead on points' though?. It's like saying we were 1 nil up with 5 minutes to play and lost 2 goals in 5 minutes to lose the game. The whole game is taken into account not just the being ahead. Plus things can change so quickly in MMA which is the beauty of it.
Liam showed good pressure and strength to control the fight but Olivier was active off his back and probably edged the stand-up, no shame for anyone. Think Liam will be a force in the UK BW division.
Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer
You're right, of course. Pastor deserved the win because he seized the chance to finish the fight when it arrived. But it's still relevant that people are pointing to how Liam had performed well up until that point - probably because it was his first fight at that weight and he showed that he's still capable of pushing the pace.
Liam Bad Intentions James, pro mma uk featherweight!!
I agree with Paul D, the talking point would be the team couldn't hold on for the win after being ahead, Well done to Pastor though, showed his experience with a nice finish. Looking forward to Pastor's bantamweight title fight with Aranda at On Top. Liam's guns look too big for a bantamweight lol be interesting to see who he fights next.
Tbf it was a great finish by an experienced veteran, how tall are you Liam?
Mike Wooten would be a good fight for you at BW i reckon...
Im only 5' 7 mate
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Bunch of noobs on this site. You don't need to restore and lose your untethered. Just go to redsn0w or SAM and deactivate.
They keep telling me I have to wait 24-48 hrs for the unlock codes. Grrr.
What, pray, is a nooob? If u mean clueless, helpless person hungry for advice & EXPLICIT instruction, here I am!!!
I just want my damned phones unlocked!
What's to deactivate if the phone is not the one on the AT&T contract? Do I still have to do all that stuff?
They asked me to fax the receipt which I'll do tomorrow but it looks like it will be fine.
That's not to mention the fact that she asked so many questions that I was soon getting prepared to give her the color or my underwear or something.
i believe the ATT instuctions is missing one major step. i believe you need to have a NON AT&T sim card installed into your iphone before steps 1-4. by having a non ATT sim card, during activation.. itunes will check the whitelist if your eligibile for an unlock. even if you are eligibile (ATT customer service rep .. puts you on the white list) but you dont insert a non ATT sim.. and you only leave your ATT sim card.. then.. why would itunes think you need an unlock.
Hey guys, just got off the phone with ATT and here is what happens.
1. Confirm you're qualified. No existing contract (month to month needs to be), no past due bill.
2. He told me I will recieve an email withint 48 hours telling me how to complete the unlock.
I was on the phone no more than 15 minutes and I did ask about a restore, he said he doesn't see why it'll be required even if it said restore in the instructions. I'll keep you guys posted


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Funeral plans set for rapper Chris Kelly
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Friends and family will gather this week to mourn for fallen rapper Chris Kelly.
The Murray Brothers Funeral Home in Altanta will hold a viewing for Kelly on Wednesday, May 8th from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Funeral services for the late Kris Kross rapper will be held the next day, May 9th, at 2:00 p.m at Jackson Memorial Baptist Church. Chris Kelly -- who went by the nickname "Mac Daddy" -- passed away last Wednesday.
An autopsy revealed that there were no signs of trauma or foul play. However, authorities are awaiting a toxicology report before declaring a cause of death.
Last week, Kelly's other half in Kris Kross -- Chris Smith -- released a statement saying that Kelly was "like a brother" to him. Smith -- who was known as "Daddy Mac" -- went on to recount the beginning of his friendship with Chris Kelly. Smith added that he will "always cherish the memories of the C-Connection."


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WBC Spring Mixer & Expo
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Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM
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Thursday Evening, April 11th
6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m
Join us to meet quality businesswomen of Orange County.
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Fashion Show Fundraiser for Women Helping Women
Special Speaker, Kelly Borgen
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Highly social and extremely smart, Kelly's laser-like insight helps people and companies connect. Her 13-year career at an advertising agency, managing client and creative relationships, sparked the launch of her new role as a social media consultant and owner of Community. Kelly has launched and manages a variety of online communities, many of which are in the building industry, specifically master-planned communities. Her most successful online community, and right in her own backyard is 'I Heart Old Towne Orange.' With over 10,000 followers on Facebook, and growing daily, she has brought her own community together in a way it's never before interacted. The community she's created for 'I Heart' is a model for navigating and communicating in the revolution we are experiencing today...social media.
Opening Ceremonies & Guest Speaker: 6 :30 p.m.
Expo doors open at 7:30 p.m.
Registration begins at 6:00 p.m.
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Looking to get a new bag for equipment and like the idea of a convertible backpack
From what ive seen there are two on the market - one from Jaco and one from Hayabusa
Only about £10-£15 price difference but wondering whats the difference
Are they both the same size?
Both look to have the same features or have i missed something?
Anyone got either?
Ultimately which one would you recommmend?


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COPD - what to ask your doctorWhat to ask your doctor about COPD; Emphysema - what to ask your doctor; Chronic bronchitis - what to ask your doctor; Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - what to ask your doctor
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) damages your lungs. This can make it hard for you to get enough oxygen. While there is no cure for COPD, you can do many things to control your symptoms and make your life better.
Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor or nurse to help you take care of your lungs.
What will make my COPD worse?
- How can I prevent getting a lung infection?
- How can I get help quitting smoking?
- Will fumes, dust, or having pets make my COPD worse?
What are some signs that my breathing is getting worse and I should call the doctor? What should I do when I feel I am not breathing well enough?
Am I taking my COPD medicines the right way?
- What drugs should I be taking every day (called controller drugs)? What should I do if I miss a day?
- Which drugs should I take when I am short of breath (called rescue drugs)? Is it okay to use these drugs every day?
- What are the side effects of my medicines? For what side effects should I call the doctor?
- How will I know when my inhalers are getting empty? Am I using my inhaler the right way? Should I be using a spacer?
What shots or vaccinations do I need?
Are there changes in my diet that will help my COPD?
What do I need to do when I am planning to travel?
- Will I need oxygen on the airplane? How about at the airport?
- What drugs should I bring?
- How do I get prescription refills?
- Who should I call if I get worse?
What are some exercises I can do to keep my muscles strong, even if I cannot walk around very much?
How can I save some of my energy around the house?
Review Date: 11/12/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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REVIEW: Pain & Gain
Review Nation
This true story begins with a small time muscle jockey name Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg). Through an infomercial and seminar, Daniel decides he is a man in search of a plan and a way out of his weight class and tax bracket. He wants to make his rich dreams a reality and won't let anything or anyone stand in his way. Working at Sun Gym with him is Adrian Doorbal (Anthony Mackie), a fellow bodybuilder that also feels he deserves more. Rounding out this workout troupe is recent criminal now on the reform Paul Doyle (Dwayne Johnson). Being fed the crumbs of life has finally taken its toll, so the three decide to put a little muscle into it.
Daniel takes his least used muscle, his brain, and put together a grand scheme to kidnap a rich client named Victor Kershaw (Tony Shaloub). Through intimidation and torture, they plan to own everything that is Victors and destroy anyone or anything that gets in their way.
As their wants and needs get met, they the three muscle-heads fall into personal turmoil and destructive paths. All the while, unbeknownst to them, a retired detective named Ed Du Bois (Ed Harris) is following their trail and puts stopping the "Sun Gym Gang" as a last item on his to-do list.
This movie is a slap to anyone questioning Michael Bay can deliver a great story after so many 3d movies filled with guns and explosions. The cast is perfect for this movie with Miami taking a real role as well. Looks for great performances from Dwayne Johnson as he follow his character down the rabbit hole. Pain and Gain is insane and every second you might have to remind yourself that its all based on truth, which might make you like it even more!
Grade: B+
MPAA Rating: R
Running time: 2hr 9min.
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" Brand: Cadbury's / Type: Bar "
Out of all of Cadburys chocolates avaliable, Cadbury flake has always been up there as one of my favourites. Its odd shape and texture has always appealed to me and its long winding yellow wrapper always seems to stand out amongst other chocolate bars. The purple writing contemplates the yellow background, and the writings wavey almost luxurious style reflects the chocolate itself. Flake really does taste a lot different from a typical cadbury bar, for example dairy milk. I always seemed to find cadbury chocolates often tasted the same, but i can safely say Flake is a very different yet delicious taste indeed. The chocolate melts very quickly in your mouth, but the taste lingeres, which allows you to really take the taste in. The chocolate is quite rich, but for a sweet tooth like myself it is a small problem compared to the overall chocolate. The only real problem that occurs with a flake is the sheer mess it can cause! If your quite a messy eater like myself, youl most likely find the chocolate crumbling all over your clothing and floor, so I suggest your not wearing anything too formal if you intend to eat a flake, or at least make sure you have some tissues at the ready!
The flake comes in the form of a 39 gram bar. The bar is wrapped in colourful, bright yellow and purple packaging which has the Cadbury logo and product name (Flake) on the front. The back of the packaging lists ingredients, calories, contact info etc. Overall the packaging is quite luxurious looking because of the rich colours, but it is ideal for anyone - men, women, children - i especially think that children would be attracted to this due to the bright colours. I don't think the packaging would put anyone off buying this product as it's so versatile and suitable for anyone.
Taste & Smell:
This tastes pretty much like an average cadburys milk chocolate bar, but because of the flaky texture it alters the taste a bit more because it spreads over the tounge more - it's hard to explain! It's a very milky, chocolatey taste and because of the delicate texture it melts quite quickly which is nice. The smell is also lovely and much more prominant than a normal dairy milk bar - it's a chocolatey smell but has a really sweet tint to it aswell and overall the smell and taste is lovely. I love savouring this and because it's quite a fiddly chocolate bar it does take that bit more longer to eat it so it's nice to enjoy each crumb! When i was little i remember my mum freezing these as it helped them stay together rather than crumbling all over, but to be honest i think that kids like the crumbliness as it makes it more of a fun and unusual chocolate bar.
170 calories and 9.9 grams of fat per bar, and an absoloutley shocking 17.7g of sugar! Not bad as a treat but it wouldn't be healthy to eat these everyday. There is a very tiny plus side though - each bar contains 2.6g of protein. This chocolate bar also contains E numbers.
Price & Availability:
Flakes are available everywhere! Newsagents, supermarkets, garages, etc. I think personally the cheapest place to buy them is supermarkets, and i get mine from Tesco. They're 56p each but are available in multipacks of 4 or 9. A multipack of 4 is £1.65 and a 9 pack is £2.74. This is not the cheapest chocolate available, but at the end of the day you're paying for the quality and the fact that this is a Cadbury's product.
A nice chocolate bar as a treat, but not something i would reccomend indulging in too much due to both the price and calories.
Cadbury Flake (personal account)
This has to be one of the tastiest chocolate bars I have ever tasted. I don't usually buy this product but I today. I actually forgot how good they are and what I was missing out on since the last time I had one. It is one of the most chocolatey products on the market at the moment and it leaves you wanting more. It is an extremely mourish product. However since the last time I have had a flake they have deffinately shrunk in size which isn't a good thing. While eating this product I actually found out why it is the crumbliest flakiest milk chocolate on the market. The chocolate just kept crumbling and made a mess of my clothes and got between the keys of my laptop which is dissapointing seen as it is such a mouth watering product.
Information about Flake
The flake comes in a yellow wrapper which can be tough to open.
The flake logo has purple text to show the richness and high quality of the bar and like all Cadbury products. The information about the product like what it contains is in rather small text but not many people usually read that.
The flake bar costs approx 60p which is well worth the money for such a brilliant chocolate bar.
The bar contains- 135 calories, 14.1g of sugar, 7.9g of fat, 4.9g of saturates and 0.06g of sugar.
Ingredients - Milk, Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Cocoa Mass and Flavourings.
The flake weighs 32g
The Taste
This product is extremely rich and is at an extremely high quality. You can tell the product belongs to Cadbury as it has a unique taste which is amazing and no other chocolate company can make. The different layers of the flake make the product makes every bite delicious. The flake just melts in your mouth which makes you feel all dreamy.
Overall Opinions
Flakes are one of the most amazing chocolates ever made. The soft texture of the chocolate bar makes it easy to eat for all ages and is just simply mouth watering. If you have never eaten a flake or havent ate one for a while I would highly recommend that you do.
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lilloulfc (Also on Ciao under the same name)
Flake is a chocolate bar made by Cadbury which is simply delicious. Flake is firstly identifiable by its yellow wrapper which has the words 'Cadbury Flake The Crumbliest Flakiest Milk Chocolate' written in purple across the package it is also different from other chocolate bars in the way its package is sealed as it is sealed at each end by the plastic being rolled together they always remind me of Christmas crackers because of this strange but true.
The flake to look at is bumpy and like lots of thin long pieces of chocolate fuzzed together. On opening your flake you need to be prepared for the flakiest bits to maybe drop out on you as the chocolate does crumble easily. The chocolate is the same as dairy milk but with flakes it is definitely the texture that makes it. Biting some off using my free hand to catch the flaky bits you can feel the different textures in your mouth and it adds to he pleasure of eating the chocolate the flake melts slowly and I find it to be a real treat I like to take my time eating flakes and sometimes like to dunk them in my tea which makes the top layer melt together but when you bite the middle bit is still crumbly.
Each flake contains 135 calories, 14.1g sugars, 7.9g fat, 4.9g saturates and 0.06g sugar. Not the healthiest but if you want healthy then it should be the apples you are reaching for anyway not the chocolate bars lol.
I give flakes 5 stars they are one of my favourite Cadbury chocolate bars they can be purchased individually as multi-packs or in selection boxes and prices will vary depending on where you buy them.
I always forget about flakes, until selection packs come around at christmas and I always wonder why I don't eat more of them, and after eating one I always realise why.......because they make so much mess, and if you are prone to clumsiness and spilling things like me you will end up with chocolate everywhere.
The chocolate bar is made by cadburys and has a very distinctive yellow wrapper, with purple writing. The wrapper is twisted at each end to keep it shut and this often is the main cause of the chocolate spray that goes everywhere.
I think you can generally pick up a flake at most shops for about 50p but obviously it depends on the store.
The bar is made up of lots of thin layers of cadbury chocolate, and is actually one of their lighter bars. It seems to melt in the mouth very quickly. It has the usual distinctive creamy delicious taste of dairy milk.
I would say the average flake is about 20cm long, which means you have to bite it to eat it, and this also seems to make a lot of mess. I did get some mini flakes in an easter egg this year and they were much more safe for me to eat.
It says on the packet that there are 170 calories and 9.9g fat in a flake, which is about right for a bar of chocolate. It's not too healthy, but as a treat it can't be that bad.
A flake is always better after a couple of hours in the fridge, it makes it very snappy, and seems to make the mess a little bit less.
I love the taste of a flake, and the delicateness of them, however the mess that ensues is just not worth it, especially if I am wearing white, that is just asking for trouble! I can't imagine these are very easy for children to eat without causing carnage either. So I would recommend them on taste but they are not the easiest of chocolate bars.
MMMM what can I say, this has to be the ultimate milk chocolate experiance. It retails for 57p for 30g and it available in multipacks of 4 in the £1 shop sometimes
The crumbliest, tastiest bar you could find. On opening the wrapper up, you are immediately caressed by the aroma of chocolate, tempting your nostrils. I know it doesnt sound like a chocolate review but , flake is so mouth watering.
When you bite into the chocolate, it crumbles into you mouth and is so creamy and moist. Its so morish, but when you`ve eaten it its so satisfying.
I take my time eating mine and sometimes i add it to ice-cream. I`ve also used it as a stirrer in milkshakes and I`ve even used the crumbs on a latte. Its so verstile .
I remember once using it on the side of a cake I made as the forest for a cowboy and indian cake.
Cocoa butter
Cocoa mass
Vegetable fat
For all you ladies and gents out there on a diet, this is the lowest points on a weight watchers and Slimming World for a standard sized chocolate bar. And I used to have one as a weekly treat.
I feel that flake is one of the more expensive cadburys bars but when opening it I have the vision of the lady , painting in the poppy field and its the all round experiance not just the bar
I've been getting down my selection box again - and unfortunately I still have to many waist expanding choccy goodies still left (probably enough to last me till next Christmas).
But while it's snowing outside I thought it would be a good time to review my latest confectionary delight: The Cadbury Flake.
I love Cadbury Flakes from ever since I was a child. Those old adverts with seering sultry saxaphone and then later guitar versions of the famous advert tune got me hooked. 'Only the crumbiest flakiest chocolate tastes like chocolate never tasted befre'.
While it sounds like a lyric Lily Allen would right it's so childishly simple Cadbury's have a point. It really is incredibly crumbly and flakey chocolate. This can be noth a good and bad thing.
Bad because if you eat one when you are out somewhere there's a 99% chance that you'll get chocolate all over your clothes.
Good because I like to get a plate, deliberately crumble up the chocolate into small pieces and then eat those crumbs and chunks. I know I'm weird but it works for me. Unfortunately I have to behave when there are other people about and eat the flake normally (and then get covered in the stuff).
According to Cadbury's there's only 135 calories in my bar which isn't too bad I suppose. I think Cadbury's make bigger versions though because I've read some reiews that give a higher calorie rating. But the bar I have from my selection box looks about normal size to me.
I really enjoyed eating my flake and I buy them often anyway. I think the flake does have some stiff competition from the Galaxy Ripple however. I wouldn't want to pick which is my favourite as they are both really tasty.
I think Cadbury's are on to a good thing with their Flake. I don't know anyone who dislikes them, apart from the mess they make of your clothes if you don't have a plate or use my weird method of deliberately breaking the bar up to start with.
Brilliant chocolate bar with a sweet wonderfully crumbly taste and texture, I hope Cadbury's never stop making them.
I seem to be doing loads of food reviews lately so sorry about that for the "anti-food" reviewers on this site lol but I did receive a fair few selection boxes for Christmas and Im not even half way through reviewing the chocolates contained in that so Im trying to get them all done! So anyway people who read my reviews regularly will realise how much of a chocoholic I am and Cadburys in my opinion is the best or at least one of the best chocolate makers out there and I am a big fan of their chocolates.
Nutritional Information:
170 Calories
9.9g Fat
Which is around the same amounts you would find in most bars of chocolate so this doesnt really surprise me if Im honest.
Useful Information:
I thought the packaging of this chocolate was important to mention as it isnt shown in the image attached to this review. The normal packaging which is I assume the same everywhere is bright yellow and has Flake written across the side in swirly purple writing very simple yet instantly recognisable.
Manufactures: Cadbury
Suitable for the vegetarian diet and made out of "pure" milk chocolate.
The Taste:
The smell of this chocolate is yummy and you get a massive waft of milk chocolate fragrance as soon as you open the wrapper so that is a hint of things to come.
This chocolate is very sweet but at the same time tastes very creamy and rich in my opinion exactly what chocolate should taste like. The chocolate is made up of layers in wavy shapes which gives it, its "flaky" texture and seems to crumble as you bite into it. This part obviously makes the eating process a little bit messy so wearing a white top while eating this bar is not advised lol.
I find that eating about half a bar of this is enough to satisfy my sweet tooth because any more than that and I think it would start becoming a bit to sickly and sweet.
This is the perfect chocolate to dip in a nice cup of coffee and that makes the perfect morning snack for me.
Overall Opinion:
If you like other chocolates from the Cadburys range and haven't already tried this particular one then I highly recommend you do. It is the perfect sugar hit and is sure to satisfy any sweet tooth but as with all chocolates this is obviously better to be eaten in moderation ans not everyday! If you like chocolate that tastes creamy, flaky and delicious then look no further, get out and buy a bar of this.
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Any regular readers of my reviews will know by now that I am a huge chocoholic and in particular I love anything from the Cadbury's range.
One chocolate bar that had somehow managed to escape my radar for a long time though was the Cadbury's 'Flake' and this was brought to my attention recently when my other half brought home one of the yummy chocolate bars for me as a treat.
Surprised at myself for not having one of these bars for absolute ages - considering it is probably in my top ten 'favourite sweeties' list - I decided to make a cuppa and enjoy my little snack.
I was amused to see that the wrapper had pretty much stayed the same since I was little - a bright yellow wrapper with the familiar 'wispy' looking writing on the side has been like that for as long as I can remember. The top right hand corner of the wrapper has the price printed on, which is 39p - bargain!
Unwrapping the yellow-coloured wrapper, the familiar smell of the Cadbury's chocolate instantly made my mouth water. It is not difficult to tell that the Flake chocolate is of a very high quality and this is confirmed when I take my first bite.
The sweetness of the chocolate is the first thing I am aware of, although it doesn't taste overly-sweet and so is not sickly or too rich. The Cadbury's milk chocolate has a lovely creamy taste to it and I find that it is really quite delicious.
The 'flaked' design to the bar is made up of layers of milk chocolate that are formed together to make a bar, and this is the novelty factor behind this bar, although I will admit that it makes the texture of the Flake bar very delicious and it certainly has plenty of 'bite' which is surprisingly light at the same time. I personally like the way that the Flake bar crumbles as I bite into it, although I know that this makes the bar a bit difficult to eat 'on the go'. This isn't a huge problem, but it is worth noting that if you are looking for a snack to eat on the train on your way to an important job interview, you can be pretty much guaranteed that you will end up with a significant mess on your lap, formed by a little piece of melted chocolate. My advice would be to buy some wine gums instead :-D.
A useful way of using the Flake is to have it crushed or sprinkled over ice cream... A 99 in a bowl!! Yummy! I also usually sprinkle a small amount of chocolate over a fresh fruit salad, and the Flake bar is ideal for this.
I would wholeheartedly recommend giving the Flake bar a try, particularly if you are a fan of Cadbury's chocolate in general, or in fact if you like any brand of milk chocolate. I am almost certain that you would not be disappointed!
The nutritional information on the packaging informs me that each flake bar contains 170 calories and 9.9g of fat which is on a par with most other chocolate bars. I can also see that the Flake is suitable for a vegetarian diet.
I would give it five Dooyoo stars, and I will definitely be asking Santa for one of these bars in my stocking at Christmas!
I can't be the only one to remember the various seductive adverts for Cadbury flakes throughout the years? Seeing the chocolate literally flake away as the lovely ladies ate them was enough to make any child who adored chocolate (and loved even more to make a mess!) want one! Being female, the lovely ladies certainly had no real impact for me to buy one - it was all about the chocolate.
There is something about having Cadbury's chocolate re-created into the flake texture that seems to increase the smoothness and creaminess (I find the same with Cadbury's Bubbly and Wispa). As much as I love Cadbury's chocolate, Flakes always enhance the enjoyment. However, even now, when I risk eating a bar, I have to undo the packet to it's fullest, use the wrapper like a plate, and position my mouth careful over the packaging to make sure that any lost chocolate (and yes, there's always lost chocolate!) gathers carefully together. Lovely to tip the lost flakes into your mouth for your final treat once the bar is finished!
For those who complain that Flake is too crumbily...well, it's always been advertised as the "crumbliest, flakiest..." chocolate! That's the fun of it!
What other chocolate bar out there is also used a regular addition for an ice-cream? Surely this in itself adds an additional star to it's rating? You don't see an ice-cream from your local ice-cream van coming with the option to stick a Kit-Kat in it do you? The Flake bar takes on a different texture when pushed into ice-cream - still as delicious, but surprisingly not as messy (unless your ice-cream starts to melt...).
For a pure Cadbury chocolate hit, go with a Flake... as long as you're not wearing your best top, or moving anywhere!
Before buying one of these, consider the following options. Are you walking around, totally not paying attention to the chocolate bar, or are you sitting comfortably. Hopefully the second, as these really do flake everywhere.
Cadburys have been making this chocolate bar for years and years, it was from this model that the twirl was introduced.
It tastes of pure dairy milk chocolate, but a bit lighter than the dairy milk bars, as it is isnt as thick and solid.
The texture is very crumbly, and just one bite can make the bar break into bits, hence the need to sit down with a plate to catch all the debris.
They taste great, however you only get one stick, with a twirl, you get 2. Therefore a twirl is better value for money as they are roughly the same price.
The flake is also a good addition to a Mr whippy icecream on a summer day. If offered the option I always get a flake with a mr whippy as they are just the perfect partners. Also the coldness of the icecreams tops the flake from crumbling everywhere.
Expect to pay about 46-70p for a flake, depending on whether you buy it in a train station or in a newsagents. Personally I would go for a twirl.
The Cadbury Flake, dairy milk with a twist.
It is my least favourite Cadbury's chocolate bar, and I don't say this lightly.
Although the Flake is made from my favourite substance, chocolate, I must say that eating or attempting to eat this chocolate bar is indeed a challenge.
This chocolate tastes great but the flake should be renamed the Crumble because that is all is does! I hate the way it ends up all down my front and because the chocolate is quite thin it actually melts before you get a chance to wipe it off so end up walking around with chocolate stains on you.
The chocolate bar is a great size but it just doesn't cut it when opened because like i sadi it crumbles and half of it ends up in the wrapper and your fighting to get it out or spill it all.
The Flake seems less fatty due to the air trapped between the chocolate but in fact you will be no better off.
I was so pleased with the smart people at Cadburys when they introduced the dipped Flake, now I can enjoy the crumbly chocolatey goodness without it all ending up down my front!
A normal standard Flake does have its uses, i like hot chocolate and a flake is very nice flaked or crumbled on top with marshmellows.
Chocolate is chocolate at the end of the day but when choosing which chocolate bar to buy (and lets be honest there is a vast variety) i would not rate this as being anywhere near the top of my list due to complexity of eating it.
This has to be one of my favourite chocolate bars it is just a real shame that it is so messy to eat as bits of chocolate get everywhere as it is so crumbly. They do warn you of this in the famous adverts for the chocolate bar as it is inthe strap line, it is also advertised as being like chocolate never tasted before well to be honest given that it is cadbury dairy milk chocolate that is a bit of a lie because we have all had that before.
Cadbury Flake is a long stick of chocolate, sort of cigar shaped, that comes in a bright tellow wrapper which is twisted at either end to form a seal. It has a ridged texture and is sort of folded layers of chocolate somewhat like a twist bar but without the layer of chocolate on the outside of it.
It has that lovely smooth cadbury taste that is just lovely especially if it has been chilled a little in the fridge first before eating. Being chilled also seems to make it less crumbly and to be honest I tend to eat it broken up in a bowl otherwise I make too much mess.
Cadbury flakes have been around for a long time, my parents certainly remember having one as a treat when they were younger. When I was a child I always thought of flakes as an adult choice of chocolate, they seemed more grown up and sophisticated that other choices and now I know why my mum encouarged these thoughts in my head. Have you ever given a flake to a 5/6 year old? Talk about crumbly flakey mess! So I shall certainly be passing on my childhoos thoughts to my own children, plus this of course has added benefits - I get to eat all of the flakes in the multipack!
So as you can guess already I quite like to eat a flake. They are made from cadbury chocolate. The original flavour is the unique tasting dairy milk that the British tend to love and some tell us is not proper chocolate, but we don't care, we love it! The texture is flaky (as suggested by its name) and crumbly. It is silky smooth to eat and melts in the mouth. As the advert used to say 'tastes like chocolate never tasted before.' The bar itself is a stick of the flaky dairy milk chocolate. It's protection from ravenous parents and other adults is the yellow wrapper that although has always had a sophistciated look to it, it has also had a variety of designs. The yellowness of the wrapper only serves to make it stand out in a crowd of other less sophisticated chocolates.
How do you eat yours? Well we havethat saying for another famous cadbury invention but we could apply this concept to the flake. Do you:
1) Take bites of it until you have finished.
2) Break it up into medium to large pieces before you open the packet and then pick up each flakey morsal until you have finished.
3) Break it right up into tiny flake and then open one end of the packet and tip the contents into your mouth.
4) Another way - let me know.
I do a combination of 1 and 2.
The calorie content of the flake is not great but it it is better than some others, so for the 32g of chocolate sensation you will be eating 76kcal. Flakes do not contain gluten, wheat or egg them suitable for a Celiac.
You can buy flakes as single items for upwards of approximately 40p. You can also buy them in multipacks.
The flake advertisements are unique and the jingle 'only the flakiest crumbliest chocolate, tastes like chocolate never tasted before' is iconic. It has been voted as third most popular jingle fo all time! Everybody knows it!
Flake have now expanded their range in flavours. Personally I think that the original flavour can't be beaten but they have come up with some novel ideas - flake dipped being one of them.
Overall I think this chocolate bar is worth its weight in gold. Take a moment and sit with your flake, close your eyes and imagine you are on that beach (or wherever is your ideal location), eat your flake and live in that dream world.
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On route to the UFC to see how he does?
Do you think Dana will want him...
On route to the UFC to see how he does?
Do you think Dana will want him...
Dana will blank him out of spite/sight
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
why? he should get his shot if he deserves it. no matter if dana doesnt like him.
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I think he'll talk his way in, he's been calling out GSP for ages. Throw him in there with anyone ranked 3-7 and see what happens.
1) he went to town on ben saying he was boring. it's difficult to climb out of that one. he said Fedor wasn't the best but still tried to sign him, that's different to saying 'when ambien [night nurse lol] can't sleep it takes ben askren'
2) if Bjorn releases him pretty much so he can go to the UFC, Dana might just blank him rather than do what Bjorn expects/prompts him to.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
If Dana does not sign him its for all the wrong reasons.
Retired 2k and out.
Yep, that or they won't sign him straight away and he will be stuck for an org, then the UFC can pay him pittance and work him up the ladder to a title shot more slowly, if they sign him straight away its more likely they will pay decent money and need to throw him in with a contender... and I dont think Dana wants Ben holding the belt, its like having GSP without the marketing ability...
I'd like to see him in the UFC regardless personally, if he is that good at one thing, lets see him put it to the test in the UFC - him v GSP b Koscheck in a triple thread blanket matchup I say!
Sig awaiting witty quote from someone.
If they do sign him i personally would hate to see him get an immediate title shot.
There's no denying he's good but who's he actually beaten in MMA to warrent a title shot in the UFC? I'm not saying he hasn't beaten good guys but he hasn't beaten anyone who would be talked about at all in the UFC IMO.
For me i'd like to see him fight a top 10 guy first, then a top 5 guy before talks of a title shot are even mentioned.
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Dana said at the presser today that he's not interested, and that Askren is the guy who "barely beat Jay Heiron".
I think Askren will end up in the UFC, but he'll be massively lowballed.
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Why He Hasn't Proposed
His Parents' Marriage Didn't Make It
Our parents' relationship offers us our first glimpse of the pros and cons of marriage, so if his mom and dad communicated best through lawyers, saying "I do" might be a huge don't. "I know a few guys who remember their parents' relationship as being full of poison, and the idea of marriage brings up the pain they felt when their parents divorced," says Steve, 31, of Boston. "So instead of proposing to the women they loved, they broke things off when it got to that point in their relationships."
He's Focused on His Career
Many men place the same emphasis on their career as some women do on their relationship status, which means that unless he's made a name for himself at the office, he likely won't be asking you to take his. Lisa Daily, author of How to Date Like a Grown-Up, says, "Most men want to have all their ducks in a row before proposing—they want to feel secure about their career prospects and financial situation before taking on a wife."
He's Afraid of Boredom
Just as you want to enjoy the excitement of something new and mysterious, so do men. "A lot of guys realize they are going to live to be 80, which means they will have to deal with the same person for 50 to 55 years," says Dave, 32, of Chicago. "And unless there's an effort to keep things exciting, that can get monotonous."
He's Turned Off by Weddings
"A lot of men think the whole wedding industry makes a mockery of marriage, and they get really turned off by how obsessed women get with it," says Harold, 34, from Chicago. "It's really unattractive when a woman you love freaks out about napkins, and it makes a lot of men wonder why women are so into getting married. Is it the diamond and the party or him?"
He's Not Ready to Be a Dad
Mark, 33, from Sacramento, California, says his uncertainty about wanting kids at all is keeping him from popping the question. "I don't know if I want to have children, and I don't want to make a life-long commitment until I know where I stand," he says.
He's Not Done Sowing His Wild Oats
You might be The One, but some guys have a hard time letting go of the possibility of being with other women. "The most common thing I hear around marriage from men is, 'If I get married, this will be the last woman I ever sleep with,'" says Daily.
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"The thing that stands out for me is the fear of settling down and forgoing my dreams," says Eric, 27, of Ann Arbor, Michigan. "I saw my guy friends get married, immediately buy a house, have kids and eventually let go of their dreams. I feel that I still want to pursue my career goals, have adventures and be able to make last-minute decisions without informing someone. I'll propose when I get that out of my system…or meet a girl willing to work with me on that."
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Monday, December 17, 2012
Heifer International Fundraiser is Coming!
The holiday season is here and it's almost time for our 4th annual Heifer International Fundraiser.
If you're not familiar with this most fabulous event, participating blogs and individuals make per-comment or per-tweet pledges, I list them on the blog, and we encourage everyone to travel through the blogosphere leaving community goodness and spreading the word about Heifer International.
You also end up discovering some great blogs.
Here's how we did it last year . This year's event will be similar and will start on Wednesday.
Please participate!!
If you are interested in being one of the participating blogs/individuals, please let me know either in the comments section or via e-mail. Let's spread the cheer for a very great cause.
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6 comments:
- Cat York said...
What a great cause, Nathan. Thank you for doing this.
- December 17, 2012 at 11:56 PM
I too, believe in giving to people around the globe. Happy Hanukah! Merry Christmas!
Joel Mayer
- December 18, 2012 at 1:30 PM
- Bryan Russell said...
I can't believe I forgot about this, as I've already donated to Heifer. But I guess I can do the blog swirl and get my comment fingers ready. Viva la charity goats.
- December 18, 2012 at 4:38 PM
- Mira said...
You bet. Sign me up. Great cause!
Thanks for hosting this, Nathan!
- December 18, 2012 at 8:28 PM
- Maggie Mason said...
Yep. In.
- December 19, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- tkthorne said...
A great idea! I've seen their ads and wanted to donate but didn't know if they were for real. Now I know and I'm happy to contribute to something that effects real CHANGE!
I've posted my own blog with this offer and a thought about GIVING.
- December 20, 2012 at 6:07 PM
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A Syracuse mother killed herself and her two daughters in January, investigators officially announced Tuesday.
Kyler Ann Ramsdell-Oliva, 32, shot her daughters Kenadee Oliva, 13, and Isabella Oliva, 7, about 7 p.m. Jan. 14.
Investigators initially believed the killing was a murder-suicide, and police confirmed those suspicions based on information from the department's crime scene investigators and the state medical examiner. Syracuse police Officer Erin Behm said Tuesday the investigation confirmed that Ramsdell-Oliva pulled the trigger, though police have not said what prompted the killings.
The investigation was closed Tuesday.
Police found the bodies after they responded to a 911 call reporting shots fired. Ramsdell-Oliva's former fiance — apparently having arrived to move his things out of the home — was found outside, reportedly in shock over the tragic turn of events.


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Brantley Gilbert Hits the Road to Debut His New Album
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In celebration of his newly released album, Just As I Am, Brantley Gilbert will be setting out on a motorcycle ride from his hometown, Athens, GA, to Arlington, VA. He will be stopping to perform at a few locations along the way, beginning with The Georgia Theatre in Athens and will end the journey on Memorial Day in Washington, D.C.
Along the way, Brantley will be making stops for album signings, and multiple performances, including the Indy 500, Coca-Cola 600. He will recognize Folds of Honor recipients in each market.
Brantley's Ride Schedule
Monday (5/19)
JUST AS I AM officially released and available everywhere music is sold!
Tuesday (5/20)
JEFFERSON, GA: JUST AS I AM radio remote broadcast from Brantley's hometown ATHENS, GA: Kick-off concert at The Georgia Theater
Wednesday (5/21)
ATHENS, GA: Album signing breakfast & ride kick-off event
ATLANTA, GA: Best Buy in-store album signing event, GA: Album signing event
Thursday (5/22)
COLUMBIA, SC: Walmart in-store album signing event
GREENVILLE, SC: Best Buy in-store album signing event
Friday (5/23)
CHARLOTTE, NC: Best Buy in-store album signing event
Saturday (5/24)
FOREST CITY, IA: Tree Town Music Festival (Concert Event)
Sunday (5/25)
INDIANAPOLIS: Indy 500 Media appearance
CHARLOTTE, NC: Coca Cola 600 pre-race concert at Charlotte Motor Speedway GREENSBORO, NC: Album signing event
Monday (5/26)
WASHINGTON, DC: Arlington National Cemetery Ceremony
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1. could run the ball with Dwyer
2. run D seemed decent
3. pass coverage decent
4. some good hits in the game
1. keeping lefty in after being hurt. terrible coaching, trainers etc. I don't even know why he was starting over batch
2. Wallace - colonsworth even noticed how wallace could have reached down to make the one catch, I thought he could have got his feet in bounds on the one play and then there was the fumble. Brown is better than wallace.
3. officiating - sucks as always.
4. punting to the best returner in the game , but they stopped after he scored a TD
5. coaching - see #1 above. Also, seemed like they should have kept running the ball but opted to try and pass with lefty. The way the OL was helping the running game, they could have converted some 3rd downs with the running game. Just keep running until they stop you, but for some reason they didn't
Should have won this game, but coaching lost it imo, unless Batch is hurt or not able to play better. Looks like wild card at best, but if 92 and 56 start to come around, it could be interesting.
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Keenan Lewis & Ike Taylor- Keenan is showing me something these past few weeks. Ike has quietly shut down Green, Cruz, and now Smith these past few weeks.
Dwyer- hes the future at RB.
I like what I saw from Deebo and Woodley tonight especially late
Pouncey- I liked what I seen from him when I was paying attention to the OL
Curtis Brown is one hell of a gunner on ST.....side note
If Ben is out there its a blow out.
Leftwich looked horrible.
Tomlin didnt make that QB change
Best performance from start to finish all year by the defense for nothing.
Mendenhall is so ineffective running the ball anymore. He runs straight into the crowd of men and gets stopped instead of making any play at all. He's an idiot. HELL NO to resigning him!
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:52 am
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1. Keenan and Ike shutting down their WR's. Torrey who?
2. Dwyer running hard
3. Defensive Line and Run Defense as a whole. Also, stopping them on most 3rd downs.
4. Keeping it close while losing arguably our 3 best players
5. Drew Butler continuing to pin down our opponents on punts
Bonus: Lefty's run to end the first drive
1. losing 2 TO's in 2nd half
2. Lefty getting injured and missing an opportunity to show what he's capable of
3. Playcalling in the red zone and on their side of the 50, something called doing what's working
4. Wallace's lethargic effort
5. Special Teams allowing biggest play of the game.
Bonus: I like Chris Collinsworth and all but he messed up some obvious names.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:53 am
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1. Total defense - Didn't give up a TD the whole game. Usually that's enough to win - usually. Did a terrific job defending the run and pass.
2. Emmanuel Sanders - Always seems to get drilled every game but holds onto the ball. A tough player.
3. Keenan Lewis - The team's most improved player keeps getting better each week after a slow start to begin the season.
4. James Harrison - More noticeable tonight. That's a good sign going forward.
5. Leftwich's run - Great start to the game. I thought it was a good omen. However, that was it for the Steelers punching it in the end zone.
1. Missed TD opportunity - They inexplicably blow TWO timeouts on that drive. Not sure who is to blame there but that simply can't happen. Then to top it off they fail to score the touchdown. Failure all around on the game's biggest drive.
2. Two turnovers = Six points - You don't have to be a math genius to know those points cost them the game.
3. Mike Wallace - He's has been excruciatingly frustrating the entire year. Looks unstoppable on one play then looks lacksadasical the next. He's got to have awareness to know to drag the feet on that catch in the end zone. That's a play he should and needs to make. Throw in a costly fumble and a play where it didn't look like he made an effort and it wasn't a good game for a guy who wants to be paid like a top WR.
4. Special teams - They gave up the lone TD. Plus their own return game wasn't good at all.
5. Willie Colon - As usual he gets a holding penalty and then looked lost on a crucial third down play late in the game that cost them a sack. Inexcusable to allow that to happen.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 3:28 am
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It's quite possible that Wallace literally was incapable of getting his foot down because of body position or whatever, do you really think he isn't trying to put it down?
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 6:34 am
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MightyJoeYoung wrote:
It's quite possible that Wallace literally was incapable of getting his foot down because of body position or whatever, do you really think he isn't trying to put it down?
Running with the ball the way he did on the fumble, now that was all his fault.
Stay low boys.... keep those feet moving!
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:45 am
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+ The entire team! I know it was a hard fought loss to a good football team. But the resiliency of this team always seem to amaze me. Know matter who goes down this teams continues to fight. I don't know of one team in the league that can lose a top 10 QB, All Pro safety, the best WR/ST combo player and still compete. I know there aren't any moral victories, but if this team ever gets healthy it could be a lot of trouble for the AFC.
+ J. Dwyer has been earning more and more respect each week. If he gets his head out his but and gets into better shape he'll be a good RB.
+ Entire defense! Didn't get any key turnovers and that has been lacking from the defense this season. But they play sound football and held a team that scored 55 last week to 3 FGs with one missed and to just 200 yds of total offense.
+Byron Leftwich, I know many may not agree but he fought hard today. I didn't result in victory, but it showed the team that it has a tough SOB as a backup. I think Haley kind of failed him when he didn't run the ball more given Byron a good play action game to work with.
+Emmanuel Sanders! Kid has really shown up and proves he's a tough player taking those big hits. Its nice that he's getting this chance with A. Brown sidelined. I believe it'll give the offense more passing options when A. Brown returns.
- No key turnovers in the game. The defense biggest black eye is for as great as they are playing they aren't getting turnovers. If they team is going to win games down the stretch the defense has to play a bigger role.
- Play calling! Haley didn't establish the run early enough in games. There were certain times where 3 consecutive passes in a tight game was gonna cut it. The Ravens could of been had if the run would of started in the latter quarters. Plus just one designed deep ball to Wallace. I know E. Reed probably was over the top of Wallace for most of the game. But Big Arm QB team with the leagues best deep threat. I think going to the well a couple more times could of result in more big plays.
- Tripping!! How do you even justify that? It seems every game the Steelers get some wacked out call.
- Special teams! Ok they gave up a return and that's never a good thing. But they didn't return the favor and get the team good field position on any of there returns.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 8:00 am
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Cam Heyward yet as an up. He had some extended play and look better than ziggy out there.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:27 am
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1- DB's- while they caught a couple of lucky breaks, Ike and Lewis have continued to improve on a weekly basis
2- Dwyer- has shown enough that I am fine letting Mendy walk, needs to work on conditioning but has skills
3- Run D- totally shut down their running game, made them one dimensional
1- coaching- while I normally don't hammer the coaches, I think this was a week that coaching let us down. We take a shot deep early and it pays off for us, but seem to forget it the rest of the game. Running game starts getting some momentum, we forget about it. OL giving up pressure, we don't go max protect. When you don't have your starting QB, and the backup grimaces every pass he throws, you don't have him throw the ball 39 times and run the ball 25 times, we should have been running the ball right down their throat! And throwing a fade in the end zone on 3rd and short when your running backs got you in that position??
2- wasted TO's- dont know if it was the play coming in late, or Lefty not understanding the call, but it could have changed the game at the end
3- officials- phantom tripping, missing false starts, wonder who they would have called the penalty on if every time they flinched a second and a half before the snap our DL jumps the play?
Side note- knowing Lefty was hurt and not pulling him, makes me wonder if they have lost all faith in Batch or if there is something there we don't know about, like a minor injury to Batch?? The way Lefty was hurting, wouldn't surprise me at all if we sign another QB this week.....
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:47 am
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1. Keenan Lewis & Ike Taylor- Lewis is really starting to come into his own. With his recent improvements, A game like this could be that point in his career that he becomes a solid Corner for years to come. Hopefully he builds on this! This is the Ike we need to see the rest of the year.
2. Defense performance all around- From the game plan to execution they had a great night. They kept Rice in check and was getting some decent pressure on Flacco. Holding there Offense to 0 TD's.
3. Jonathan Dwyer- He hits the hole and goes. Hard to bring him down Great running after 1st contact.
4. Mike Pouncey- He looked great out there.
5. Manny Sanders- Look like he was trying to take over where Brown left off.
1. Turnovers- They make a difference in a game like this.
2. Lack of turnovers- They make a difference in a game like this. Even though the D played an amazing game a key turnover could've made the difference.
3. Special Teams- They make a difference in a game like this.
4. Lefty's Injury?- His rib, shoulder or whatever it was obviously made a huge impact on his throwing abilities.
5. Situational play calling- 3rd and short and they are throwing it down field when Dwyer was getting 2-3 yards easily running the ball. Coming into the game we were like around 50% on Third Down Efficiency tonight 5/17 - 29%. I know it not all Lefty's fault but Ben you are missed!
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:08 am
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- defense
- Dwyer
- Heyward
- Sanders
- cornerbacks
-Passing offense & protection
-Special Teams
-Losing at home to Ravens, Colon, Pressure, Middle LBs, Turnovers etc could go here
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:41 am
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I just don't see how people few Mendy as a down. It's his first game back and he only got 11 carries. I thought he looked ok and took what the defense gave him. He gives the Steelers a added dimension and once he gets his game legs under him I think he'll be fine.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 11:45 am
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SteelProven wrote:
I just don't see how people few Mendy as a down. It's his first game back and he only got 11 carries. I thought he looked ok and took what the defense gave him. He gives the Steelers a added dimension and once he gets his game legs under him I think he'll be fine.
They can't give him a full workload on his first game back. I thought he was used fine, I just wish maybe a few more HB screens to him. But that's not his fault, and thought he did fine with his chances.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 2:16 pm
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at23steelers wrote:
SteelProven wrote:
I just don't see how people few Mendy as a down. It's his first game back and he only got 11 carries. I thought he looked ok and took what the defense gave him. He gives the Steelers a added dimension and once he gets his game legs under him I think he'll be fine.
They can't give him a full workload on his first game back. I thought he was used fine, I just wish maybe a few more HB screens to him. But that's not his fault, and thought he did fine with his chances.
He messed up really, really bad during the last drive of the game. Cost you guys a chance at putting together a drive by killing half of the remaining time on the clock by not going OB.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 3:06 pm
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1. keeping lefty in after being hurt. terrible coaching, trainers etc.
I don't even know why he was starting over batch
Because he's better. This is a coaching staff that tends to start veterans over good young players because of stubbornness, yet they still started Leftwich over Batch. This has to tell that they really believe he is better and Batch can't do anything anymore. Only reason Batch has gotten any starts in the past 3 years is because Leftwich was hurt. Batch has always been the number 3 guy, and got moved up when Leftwich and Dixon were injured.
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