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very nice. she really knows how to suck your cock. that was beautiful. I'm a 50 yo mwm & I really want to suck your big cock & taste your cum
Eat my cum ,
I want to cum in your mouth so you can taste me
I love to hear that and love mine to cum with you
How much?
would i love to help you satisfy your taste for cum
Joan I would 69 with you
Lets 69 and I will certainly make your pussy throb as I drink down your juices
I think this is great!!!!
eat all that cum baby
hey naschkatze, meiner ist auch sehr lecker
Eine klasse Frau.Ich moechte auch so eine Frau haben die mir so einen blaesst und mein leckeres Sperma schluckt.Kuss auf diese Frau.
Cette dame (dont on ne voit pas assez le visage) était prédestinée à sucer les bites. Elle atteint la perfection, même pour le nettoyage final, si important. Quand même... n'aurait-elle pas pu avaler le tout ?
Where's the big dick at?
I love the way she sucks the cum right out of his dick really working her tongue all around his bellend, then she concentrates on sucking firmly on his slit making sure she sucks out every last precious drop like any good wife should, I love her style slow but firm yet long sucks with every stroke up and down his rock hard dick boy i would love to be there when she sucks him dry. I would have to join in i would have to suck the base of his dick hard and suck then lick all over his sexy balls farrelly as I feel they need a little more attention I would love to create the most pleasurable male orgasm through sucking a cock the best possible way coz it would really make me wet i think i would cum in my knicker with out even being touched for real !!! :o)
More of her face and less of his dick... please. She's a fuckin tongue master. I let my lady watch this, so I hope I get the treatment.
he should of let me suck his dick i would eat every drop of that amazing cum shot...now i'm cummming
oh dude ..u turning me into gay looking at that thick tight uncut dick of urs..i must ask jenny to suck that cock too.!!
youre either gay or you arent if youre not sure go suck a dick and find out. sorry but that pisses me off
Joey is one lucky man... Of course Jen is a lucky woman too. I'd love to suck Joey myself...
Beyond description.
she is passionate about sucking cock
that is cock sucking perfection.
My dicks hard as a rock just thinking about these beautiful cocks in my mouth ...mm love that cum
Joey does not have a long cock, but it is nice and think...his balls are hidden away some place, but still a GREAT cum shot...and she is just super at the clean-up.
Great cock sucking and cum shot
love her sucking my cock
what a delicious looking man he would make quite a meal
I've watched this 5 times and cum every time. Tasty but not as tasty as his would be....
Yes Please! Me next!!
cocks way to small
lucky girl!
Jenny is the best sucker
I realy like that, so exciting and tasty when the fresh hot cum fills your mouth.
Good girl !
Very good :)
She sucks his cock so nice
Wanna get together?
He sure didi have a Huge load for her I have a huge load I would Love to give her is she wants just let me know ok.
Perfect head of cock to lick
i love this woman very much i hope to marrie one like that.. :D
Yu guys are THE BEST I have ever seen!!!!! EVERY CLIPS you post in here!
beautiful baby!
how wishing this to be true and real for two of us lovely girl. i will come for you i take you with me, i will make you happy and sure make me cum everythime we fuck alllll day loong. what you think my dear honey.
Nice clean blow...
I'd love to have her wrap her warm, wet lips around my shaft and milk me until I bust a nut into her eager mouth
I wish i could get this done. I love how she gives this guy head. Just watching this is making me hard. Is there anyone out there would love to give me head get back to me.
Nice rocket explosion! The sound effect is not a good idea...
I wanna suck his dick and swallow his cum!
I wish I could shove this guys dick up my ass and suck the cum right out of his cock.
nice cock sucking, she deserves a clit licking in return
my 7'9'' juicy cock erected
Im a guy and this Makes me all gay inside yum yum lol...
Looking at that fat and beautiful cock is turning me gay. I could care less about the woman, I want joey, and his sexy penis. Seriously, I don't know how any guy can watch such a close up of that fat penis and not get turned on by it, just look at that gorgeous penis
The thick cum pouring out of his nice cock makes me so fucking hard.
She treats him real good!
Goddamn she is the queen of bjs
She is a great jerker, I only wished she sucked as well as she jerks!!
I am going to suck my husband off right know we both watched this video & my pussy is so hot when he was rubbing it now for a great blow job for him have to start on him by
that is sooooo hot
Wish I had this guy here with me now.
I would love Jenny to suck my cock
Love to have her suck me off like that, clean it up then give me a big wet kiss!
A geiser?
I love that big thick cock! She really knows how to please a man.
I love a gal who doesnt dodge the cum. And seeing their videos I know they both like cum! Love when he pops a load in her hot cunt then eats her out!
Great woman...Does a dick right...slow and thorough....no theatrics...the realness...
she is suckin him mad hard
i love this woman,......she may suck my cock too
Como ela mama gostoso uma vara... Queria essa coroa chupando a minha assim
YUM!! I'd love to play with that fat dick!
guy sounds like a fucking neanderthal. Lurch?
She slaughtered his dick! She killed it. That cock was no match for her. In the end, the girls win and we LOOSE!
Wow wonderfull blow-job...Also I'm very very good...I love cum in my mouth... Kiss all cocks
I prefer women to swallow and not waste semen.
She treats his cock so well. I really think she is the one you put a diamond ring on.
never seen a woman who drinks cum with such pleasure. she doesn't let a single drop escape! and she always cleans his cock
Very, very sweet. Still, would it have killed her to raise her free (left) hand up to gently cup and caress his ball sack during those last couple of minutes? One-hand-wonders always look like something delightful is missing.
thats a lovely cock
I really would love to take that full load in my mouth, swirl it about for a bit, then swallow it whole! What a cannon blast :)
Jenny & Joey, my gf and I love to watch your videos together. It's so unfucking believable to have a gf that enjoys sucking my cock and making me cum all over her as much as I enjoy licking and sucking her pussy so I can see her pussy twitch and cum all over me.
id give her a bigger load than that;) she sucks great cock love her!
To "kra" - These are discreet promo clips - Join the site to see the whole unedited videos. The promos will always be like this...
jenny is great, joe can we zoom out just a bit to see her whole face and shoulders?
that's how I give blowjobs. Feelin kinda proud right now. If I had a dick, that's how I'd want it sucked.
Good job Jenny , Joey you are so lucky! Excellent bj . A true joy to watch !
jenny's just the hottest woman! she knows her way around a dick. she appears to really suck like a vaccum cleaner!! she cleans up the whole mess afterward. good job jenny!!
Hello. Can we all say cottage cheeese balls!!! If you are going to do a close up, please not so close!!
I love this couple...I wish she could do this to me.
this is the greatest i came before he did
Love ur vids! You always make me cum - hard!! Jenny must be the worlds best sensual cockhandler.
Seem to be good cum. Nice cock I want to clean up too. She reminds me the way I like to take care of men but does she swallow?
wow, watching that big thick hard cock issure making me want to try what jenny is doing.
lol tiny dick much
großer Schwanz...
vieni a casa mia t ospito una settimana che gran bocchino
i like how she cleanz it up at the end
Nimm lieber meinen.
jenny may i come on your face ???
Diesen Schwanz würde ich auch gerne blasen!
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Heart, Billy Idol, Duff McKagan, Mark Lanegan To Rock For Recovery
Heart's Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson; Billy Idol and band members Jeremy Colson (drums), Stephen McGrath (bass), Billy Morrison (guitars), Derek Sherinian (keyboards), and Steve Stevens (guitars); singer/songwriter Mark Lanegan (Queens Of The Stone Age, Screaming Trees); and bassist Duff McKagan (Loaded, Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver) have been added to the performance lineup for the eighth annual MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert on May 31 at Club Nokia in Los Angeles.
The benefit concert will honor Alice In Chains co-founder Jerry Cantrell and certified interventionist and Sony/ATV Music Publishing Senior Consultant Neil Lasher. Cantrell will be honored with the Stevie Ray Vaughan Award for his dedication and support of the MusiCares MAP Fund, and for his commitment to helping other addicts with the addiction and recovery process. Lasher will be the recipient of MusiCares' From The Heart Award for his unconditional friendship and dedication to the mission and goals of the organization.
Hosted by television personality Steve-O, the evening will also feature a special performance by eight-time GRAMMY nominees Alice In Chains, featuring guitarist/vocalist Cantrell, guitarist/vocalist William DuVall, bassist Mike Inez, and drummer Sean Kinney. GRAMMY-nominated musician Moby will DJ live during dinner.
All proceeds will benefit the MusiCares MAP Fund, which provides members of the music community access to addiction recovery treatment regardless of their financial situation.
For MusiCares MAP Fund benefit concert special dinner and concert ticket information, contact Wynnie Wynne 310.392.3777 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

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ByLeos Rousek
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- 0900/0800 Czech Bank Association economic forecast
- 1130/1030 Hungary government bond auction
- 1400/1300 Czech Justice Ministry on presidential amnesty decree
Bond sales by the Hungarian government treasury and new economic forecasts by the Czech Bank Association will be in focus Thursday.
Hungary's debt management agency will launch a new series of three- and five-year government bonds at its first bond auction this year, and it will reopen an old bond issue in the 10-year segment.
The total planned bonds for sale in these inaugural auctions of the New Year will total about 47 billion forints ($211.4 million), the debt agency said.
Economic growth forecasts for 2013 by the Czech Bank Association may shed some light on whether the local economy may get out of its current recession which began in late 2011. The agency may also release details on loan issuance by Czech lenders in late 2012.
Also in Prague the Czech Justice Ministry is due to release updated estimates on the total of prisoners to be released under a mass amnesty decreed last week by Czech President Vaclav Klaus.
The sweeping pardon set to free nearly a third of inmates, serving short-term sentences for non-violent crimes, out of about 23,000 currently in Czech prisons has drawn growing protests among ordinary citizens and scores of lawmakers. The critics say the amnesty undermines public safety and the rule of law.
Mr. Klaus announced his amnesty on the 20th anniversary of the Czech Republic's independence after a peaceful breakup of the former Czechoslovak Federation in 1993.
Slovakia's leaders also marked the anniversary of their dependence by granting freedom to fewer than 800 individuals punished for minor crimes.
POLAND: Poland is nearing an end to its current series of interest rate cuts to be able to evaluate the impact of its action so far on the economy, said Marek Belka, governor of the National Bank of Poland.
The bank's rates panel, which Mr. Belka chairs, earlier Wednesday cut its benchmark rate to 4%, for the third time in a row delivering a cut of 0.25 percentage points.
"A round of interest rate cuts is nearing an end," Mr. Belka said. "One simply can't run a policy endlessly."
CZECH REPUBLIC: The Czech National Bank said Wednesday that inflation in December was 0.4 percentage point below its forecast and returned to within its target of between 1% and 3%.
Annual inflation was 2.4% in December.
HUNGARY: The transfer of private-banking capital out of Hungary will likely rise in the coming years as the middle class is looking for financial safe havens, the head of Hungarian private banking advisory group Blochamps Capital told the Wall Street Journal Wednesday.
In its annual report on private banking published Tuesday, the Hungarian group noted that clients tend to react to major economic and political events, causing major swings in monthly data.
ROMANIA: A reactor at Romania's state-run energy producer Nuclearelectrica shut down unexpectedly Wednesday, Mediafax reported.
In a statement, Nuclearelectrica said the Unit 2 reactor was shut down due to problems in the cooling system of its electric generator. Nuclearelectrica said the reactor will be up and running once the problem is solved.
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A bipartisan group of Bergen County elected officials, business owners, and rail advocates led by the New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers (NJ-ARP) testified Monday, March 17, 2014, before the state Transportation Committee in Trenton, the state capital, arguing for HBLR, which first opened in March 2000, to grow north beyond Hudson County.
"It is time for the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail to live up to its name," state Assemblyman Gordon Johnson (D) said. Johnson, whose district includes Englewood, N.J., has been an ardent supporter of an LRT extension north from the current terminus in North Bergen (Hudson County) to at least Englewood Hospital and Medical Center.
Plans were to extend the line north of Englewood to Tenafly, N.J., but Tenafly officials and anti-rail partisans have scuttled that portion of the plan for the time being, even as municipalities north of Tenafly began to look into an even longer LRT line.
Bergen County is New Jersey's most populous county, with an estimated 2012 population of about 919,000. Hudson County, estimated 2012 population of 652,000, is the state's most densely populated county.
Numerous NJ Transit capital expansion plans have been nearly at a standstill since Gov. Chris Christie became governor in 2010, particularly in northern New Jersey. The Garden State has declined to seek New Starts or other federal funding for many projects, including the estimated $900 million HBLR extension, despite the significant bipartisan support.
NJ Transit now reportedly plans to submit an amended draft environmental impact statement in late autumn following a 45-day public comment period on the project.
Asked by Railway Age for comment, NJ-ARP Vice President Phil Craig observed, "During the seven years that this process has taken to date, other light rail transit projects have gone from conception to ribbon cutting." He added, "Hopefully, an FEIS and ROD permitting New Jersey Transit to qualify this sorely needed project for federal assistance and advance it into final engineering followed by the beginning of construction will occur before the end of this decade."
Englewood Hospital CEO Warren Geller told state legislators and local media his facility will welcome LRT and provide space for a stop there. "Today the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail is incomplete, and it's a vision unfulfilled in our eyes," he said. "It's 12 short miles of rail that will go a long way in giving our community the access to quality health care, as well as serving as an economic stimulus for the city of Englewood and an essential link for its future prosperity."
Former Assemblywoman Rose Heck, a key longtime LRT supporter and also a current representative of NJ-ARP, noted HBLR currently handles 47,500 riders per weekday. HBLR currently stretches 21 miles, all in Hudson County.
Unrelated efforts by Staten Island, N.Y. officials are also ongoing, though somewhat fitful, to extend HBLR across the Bayonne Bridge, spanning the Kill Van Kull, into Staten Island itself. The borough's efforts have been largely ignored by New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), though MTA now does provide an express bus service from Staten Island to Manhattan which includes a scheduled stop at HBLR in Bayonne, N.J.


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He should have been moved a long time ago.
You need to keep in mind that Bargnani is a BYC player and his salary can only account for $4.25M in a trade. I think regardless of what happens, he is with the Raptors this year. I have no doubt he will be 'dead man walking' as his excuse and the excuses of others has always been 1) I'm not a true C and 2) RuPaul and I play the same position. If he plays bad this year and playing bad also includes not showing reasonable improvement, you can bet BC won't worry about his ego in letting him go. He has fixed and tried to fix many mistakes along the way. Bargs is best served as a 3rd wheel - not unlike another former Raps player I know. Actually to be fair to RuPaul he would be a pretty good 2nd option on any team.
I think that Bargniani is not the type of player that can be a franchise one. He maybe a copy of Dirk Nowitzki, but he will never be a true center, or even a post forward...so if he stays, he must play at 4, otherwise i agree that he should be traded
Barganini is worthless. Another soft Euro. I could outrebound him. Fire Colangelo!
DeRozan in his rookie year had inferior stats compared to Bargs' rookie season (and also to his infamous sophomore year...)
still, you feel that these two guys deserve nore respect and they can be the go-to-guy for the Raps...
ok, Andrea is clearly not MJ, Kobe or Lebron, but it's still a good player and there's still room to improve, why bashing him all the time?
Exactly what do you want. Four years in the league and he gives you 18 and 7 per game. Not too many guys, seven foot or not, who do that.
Like too many Toronto fans you want an immediate win situation, well guess what, only one team wins each year and 29 others lose.
It's a long process to build a team unless you get lucky and add a couple of bodies who quickly turn things around (Boston)
Bargnani is a valuable piece and should be part of the puzzle going forward, not discarded because he can't win it on his own.
It's not just that he is missing shots - he is clearly the weak link of the defense - missing rotation help and so-so one on one.
Thats why sMitch benched him and that's the best he will ever be is a slick shooting offensive big man who runs hot and cold - and is a below ave. defender rebounded.... he just doesn't care... its obvious.
"I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
I typically dont reply to many comments on this forum but yours my dear learned Raptors fan, I just couldn't let it go; "he can't win it on his own". Are you effin serious! He had a perrenial all star with him the last two years plus Marion the season before last plus Hedo last season and he couldn't get us to the play offs.
When his metal was put to the test he failed miserabley, many will deny and make excuses and point fingers, but the records are there when he played PF when Bosh was injured. The one that stings the most is the loss to Chicago at the ACC which practically eleminated us from the play offs.
Anyways I guess some have made up there mind that AB plays with impunity and maybe when his career is done they will come back to blame the organization for not surrounding him with the right players.
I wouldn't trade him, regardless of whether or not he expanse his game passed what we have already seen of him I think there r skills he has that are a asset to any team. The coaches will have to find a way to make him productive.
BC will take his time and find the right fit - also he will need proven franchise talent in place to cover his a$$.
What does it mean?.... likely another full season of Bargs maybe a big move with the 15mil MLE + two first rounders which expire just after the draft. BC will get his contract renewed and finish the make over of the roster.
Plug your nose for one more season of streaky bargs - 2010-2011 is a rebuilding year - just going to have to face it.
"I may be wrong ... but I doubt it"
It is not the right time to ship Bargs in my opinion. This effectively tells a potential suitor that he is so bad that we can't even wait out pre-season to see if he blossoms. It is not like adding one more player is going to get us over The Hump, so what's the rush? It isn't as if anyone who might be interested doesn't already know about the mediocre rebounding and soft defense, so his stock is not likely to drop much in the next 2-3 months.
Personally, I would send a clear message to B and basically say: you have until December to prove you can be the player we want you to be in the system we want to run. If not, no hard feelings but let's move in a different direction before much longer.
The absolute WORST thing that could happen is that we are have to have this conversation again next year. If B makes it through this year without improvement AND without a trade I will be upset.
One could argue that it was because the opponents were more focused on Bosh, therefore giving extra space to play with.Exactly what do you want. Four years in the league and he gives you 18 and 7 per game. Not too many guys, seven foot or not, who do that.
I agree with you on this point. Fans have to be patient with the team, but we gave Bargs 4 years of playing with Bosh.Like too many Toronto fans you want an immediate win situation, well guess what, only one team wins each year and 29 others lose.
I don't care about wins, heck I don't care about stats so much either, its all about the effort this year and everyone (including Jose) had it last night. Bargs was the only guy that was clearly not focused.Bargnani is a valuable piece and should be part of the puzzle going forward, not discarded because he can't win it on his own.
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The Vail TransWorld SNOWboarding Trans-Am presented by Campbell's Soup at Hand, held February 7, felt like something special. More than 135 competitors signed up for the SOS series USASA slopestyle (an SOS record!), it was competitor Nate Kern's 21st Birthday, and Mother Nature gave us a break from the frigid temperatures just for the day.
The contest for the handmade Trans-Am trophies was a highest Ollie competition, and initially wasn't met with great enthusiasm. But by the end of the day everyone wanted to jump the break-a-way Ollie bar to see if they could make it without getting disqualified from touching or knocking down the bar. Other features included the Smith limo rail and an easier down bar. Kids impressed the judges with technical tricks, but I was most impressed by the two competitors who chose to run the Ollie contest in nothing but a bib – and after the sun went down, it was colder than ice cube in a freezer in the Arctic.
Judges this time around included Pro riders Josh Malay, Matt Peterson, Zumiez and TWS representatives who slaved all day picking kids from the slopestyle, which wasn't an easy task considering the talent pool out there in Colorado and only 35 Trans-Am spots.
The Trans-Am started later than usual because of the number of competitors, but everyone stuck around to watch the action, demo Ride boards, listen to DJ C-note spin tunes, and to attend the Vendetta's pizza party later that night. Tons of product was given out from Ride, Quicksilver, Smith, Zumiez, DaKine, High Cascade Snowboard Camp, Campbell's Soup at Hand, Red Bull and TWS. Geez, that's a lot of stuff.
We asked how up-and-coming ripper and TA judge Josh Malay saw the event and about the overall state of amateur riding today. Here's what he had to say:
How did the Vail Trans-Am set-up look?
It was cool to have the car (Smith limo) with the rail on the top. I heard kids saying things like, "whoa there it is, I have to hit that thing!" The Vail down bar is a great one to have for everyone – good tricks usually go down on that metal thing.
Kids were pumped – lots of smiles and laughs. They all went for it and lots of kids wanted those passes (Trans-Am invites). Tons of people stayed to watch even after the long wait for the contest to end: that says a lot about the level of stoke, plus I've never seen an Ollie contest and I don't think a lot of the riders had either.
Did you compete in the USASA at all? How was that experience?
I did do the USASA comps when I was younger. I did well in them so it was fun to ride and see new resorts in my area, make friends, and win awards. And I think it's a good thing to help boost your confidence and experience when it comes to comps. Plus if you do good, you can get noticed by sponsors
and other opportunities might come out of it.
How's the level of riding from these kids?
The level of shredding is so much better than you could expect – the groms grow up on the same stuff we all have been waiting for. To get better, they're just like, "oh, a 50-foot flat bar, sweet," – and they're like ten! I didn't even get to ride a real park rail 'til I was like sixteen and I'm only 23 now. Damn, the kids are so good.
What did you think of the whole deal?
My thoughts are that it's really cool to involve all of the kids in an event sponsored by a mag that they all look up to and are influenced by, from the youngest to the oldest riders. It's important for the interaction to happen and for everyone to see that it's all about fun and that they can be themselves and shred.
A huge thank you to Vail, SOS, our sponsors and the reps who came to support the event, the judges, announcer Jeff Meyer, Misty Forde, DJ C-note, Vendetta's, Chad Schmidt for photos and the Zumiez employees who worked so hard! Oh, and thanks to all the Colorado kids for just being you. You guys rule.
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WASHINGTON -- Landon Donovan re-joined the LA Galaxy earlier this week, but now that he has re-joined his team, the question remains: when will he return to the field?
After joining the team on Tuesday, Donovan has participated in three training sessions and has already drawn rave reviews from his Galaxy teammates, particularly for his sharpness and skill despite missing the club's preseason and first five matches.
"He's been doing work still," said defender Sean Franklin. "He's been working out so it's not like he's coming in like it is preseason. He's not 90 minute fit, but he can definitely make a difference for this team."
"He seems like he didn't take any time off.," said forward Jack McBean. "He seems fit, he's still as good with the ball as he was before. He's very impressive so far, that's for sure."
As for Donovan, he affirms that there is no set date for his return, but admits that he was keeping fit during his absence.
"I actually feel really good. My body feels as good as its felt in a long time. I've been very fortunate and blessed to be able to get my heart and [cardiovascular] fitness back quickly every time that we have an offseason or a break," said Donovan. "Now it's just about getting the soccer part back. That part, I've been doing my whole life, so it's kind of like riding a bike so it comes back pretty quickly. Once Bruce feels that those two pieces are meshed and ready and I feel like I'm ready then we'll get back on the field and start playing."
But could one possibility be the Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League semifinal series against Monterrey, which begins on April 3 at The Home Depot Center?
"I could potentially see myself playing some role. I think it might be a little early to say I'm going to be playing significant minutes, but you never know," said Donovan. "Obviously, I understand the importance of this tournament to our club, to our team, and to our organization and if I feel could and I could contribute then I want to contribute."
When do you expect Donovan to return? When do you want to see him back on the field?
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Argyle goes 1-1 on night of blowouts
ARGYLE — Going into Tuesday night's round robin against Red Oak and Denton, Argyle head coach Clark Oberle wanted his Lady Eagles to build on their momentum from a runner-up finish in the Gold Division of last weekend's Ryan tournament.
It didn't look very promising at first, as the Lady Eagles were swept by Red Oak 25-12, 25-16, 26-24. But they rebounded against Denton with a sweep of their own, 25-18, 25-13, 25-9, to finish the night on a positive note.
"We played about as poorly as we could in the first match," said Oberle, whose team is 6-3 on the season. "Our passing was as poor as it's been all season. We couldn't get anything offensively going. We had played well at the Ryan tournament and I expected more from us. I was surprised by the way we started against Red Oak.
"But the big thing was to come back in the second match and play our style of volleyball. We passed better. Our level of intensity picked up and we were much more consistent. I was happy to see that happen."
The round robin Tuesday belonged to Red Oak. The Lady Hawks improved to 7-4 with the win over Argyle and then a sweep over Denton, 25-14, 25-15, 25-21.
The Lady Hawks are the defending District 15-4A champions and advanced to the regional semifinals last season.
Denton, which won the consolation game in the Bronze Division of the Ryan tournament last weekend, dropped to 4-4 after being swept by Red Oak and Argyle.
Oberle's Lady Eagles simply could not stifle any of the Red Oak runs in the first match. Behind the impressive net play of Kennedi Coleman, the Lady Hawks used a 16-8 run to close out the first set. They trailed 13-12 in the second set before scoring 12 straight points, 11 of those points with Averi Walker serving.
The third set was much closer, as Red Oak used more of its bench players. The score was tied at 22, then at 24, before Argyle returned wide and Alyse Bailey found an opening for the final two points for Red Oak.
Argyle sat while Red Oak downed Denton, and the Lady Eagles regrouped behind the play of senior setter Blair O'Brien, who finished with 23 assists, six digs and two aces.
"She's been so consistent for us," Oberle said of his four-year starter. "She's done a really good job of getting everyone involved. She's got great instincts."
The Lady Eagles led the first set 16-14 when they put together a 9-1 run to pull away from the Lady Broncos. They jumped to a 13-5 lead in the second set en route to that victory, then scored the first nine points of the third set and outscored Denton 12-2 to close the match.
Sierra James finished with seven kills, 2 1/2 blocks and two aces, Katy Kennan had six kills and two aces, and Alyssa Bruton had five kills for Argyle.
Argyle returned seven lettermen this season, five of them with starting experience, from a team that won District 9-3A and lost to eventual state champion Lovejoy in the regional quarterfinals.
"I was felling pretty opportunistic about this season with the returning starters and the newcomers, plus looking at the rest of the region," Oberle said. "We always want to get better in our serve-receive, and I'd like to see us serve more aggressively. All these matches are for us to learn that we have to get off to a better start."
Denton struggled in both matches in nearly all aspects of its game. The Lady Broncos committed unforced errors, could not get a consistent passing game, and could not build any momentum against either opponent.
"We had a very slow practice [Monday]," Denton head coach Danielle Silva said. "We played like we practiced — slow. We didn't react very well. We have to think about how we prepare for a game."


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The man that LA Galaxy fans glowingly refer to as "Bruce Almighty" will be sticking around a few more years.
On Thursday, the Galaxy announced that they have signed head coach and general manger Bruce Arena to a new multi-year contract extension. Arena, who is one of the most successful coaches in U.S. history has led the Galaxy to two MLS Cups and three MLS Cup finals since joining the club in 2008. Heading into his seventh year at the helm of the Galaxy, the three MLS Coach of the Year and four-time MLS Cup winner has compiled a 82-46-44 regular season record with LA.
"I'm honored to remain in this role with the preeminent soccer club in the United States," said Arena in a statement. "I appreciate the continued support and confidence from Mr. Anschutz, Mr. Beckerman, Chris Klein and my staff and players as we head into the 2014 season."
Arena has been the most influential coach in American soccer.
Check out his coaching tree: http://t.co/qNWMR8eiEK pic.twitter.com/HB5HClXkNY— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) February 6, 2014
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found nothing :(
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ho visto ora il post sopra .Grazie:Song is : love You inside and Out.. Bee Gees are the 1st.. but a lot of songs :)
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Yanks trade for Hinske, bolster bench
Bombers send pair of Minor Leaguers to Pirates in deal
By Bryan Hoch / MLB.com
A 31-year-old left-handed hitter who was part of Boston's 2007 World Series championship club, Hinske was batting .255 with one home run and 11 RBIs in 54 games with the Pirates.
"There's a lot of benefits to him," Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said. "He knows his role. He's a pro and he's been through the trenches of the American League East and played in the postseason. We're just hoping he can come in here and help us."
The Yankees also received cash considerations along with Hinske, whose 2009 contract is for $1.5 million. He projects as a bench player, helping to back up Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira at the corner infield positions, while also playing the corner outfield spots and serving as a part-time designated hitter and pinch-hitter.
"We look at him as being able to play the corners, if we want to give Al or Tex a day off, or DH one of them," Girardi said. "We feel he can play the corner outfield as well. We think he just gives us some versatility."
Hinske was set to join the team in New York on Tuesday, when a roster move would have been made to activate him for the game against the Mariners, but Hinske's flight from Pittsburgh was delayed due to weather and it was uncertain whether he would arrive in time for the game.
There was no immediate announcement of a corresponding roster move.
During the Yankees' series last week in Atlanta, Cashman had said that he would not seek to add another offensive player despite their recent road struggles, a losing skid that was corrected by winning the series against the Braves and sweeping a three-game set against the Mets.
But the Bombers learned last week that Xavier Nady's chances of returning as an active player had been dealt a serious blow, as the outfielder walked off the field during a rehab appearance at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. That knowledge changed the landscape.
"We thought that we'd have Nady back this week, and unfortunately he had a pretty substantial setback," Girardi said. "Hinske was available, he has the versatility of the infield and the outfield, and he was attractive to us."
While Cashman said he could have called up big-swinging Shelley Duncan from the Minor Leagues instead as a corner outfielder, the Pirates' willingness to pick up part of Hinske's contract helped move the deal along.
"In the role that we're going to use him, there was a [salary] level that we had to get to that made sense for us," Cashman said.
That role is multi-purposed. This season with Pittsburgh, he has played 13 games in right field, six games at first base and three games at third base, and has made 29 pinch-hit appearances, going 8-for-24 (.333) with five walks.
Cashman recalled the Yankees' June 21 loss at Florida as an example of how the Yankees might use Hinske. In the ninth inning of that contest, Girardi could have used another pinch-hit option for a potential game-tying three-run homer, with light-hitting Brett Gardner's spot up.
"We had to use Brett Gardner, because there wasn't that type of choice on the bench," Cashman said.
It worked out in the Yankees' favor, as Gardner ripped a two-run triple, but Johnny Damon walked and Derek Jeter grounded out to end the game. In a similar future spot, Hinske could see duty.
Hinske had signed as a free agent with the Bucs after appearing in his second straight World Series in 2008 with the Rays. Tampa Bay's Opening Day right fielder last season, Hinske delivered 20 homers and 60 RBIs for the American League champions.
Hinske is a former AL Rookie of the Year, earning that honor in 2002 with the Toronto Blue Jays, who had made him their 17th-round selection in the 1998 First-Year Player Draft. He is a lifetime .257 hitter in 957 career Major League games with the Blue Jays (2002-06), Red Sox (2006-07), Rays ('08) and Pirates ('09).
Erickson, 23, was 3-3 with a 2.25 ERA in 21 games, including three starts, with Class A Charleston of the South Atlantic League. He was the Yankees' 10th-round pick in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft.
Fryer, also 23 and a 10th-round pick in 2007, was batting .250 with 15 extra-base hits and 24 RBIs at Class A Tampa of the Florida State League. He was acquired last season from the Brewers in exchange for left-hander Chase Wright.
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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" Brand: Cadbury's / Type: Caramel "
* Prices may differ from that shown
Cadbury Chomp is a chocolate bar which is made by Cadbury and has been around for many years. The chomp is one of Cadburys smaller chocolate bars which I think makes it good for a little treat. The chomp bar is packed in a red wrapper with purple edges and like the picture above has chomp written across it in yellow writing however these days the 'c' of the chomp has teeth to add to the chomp effect.
The chomp bar is basically a stick of caramel with Cadbury milk chocolate on the outside and it is delicious. The caramel is really creamy and the milk chocolate is its perfect companion. I can find that chomps are sometimes a little tough to bite into especially if they are cold so be careful with your teeth there are a few times whilst eating a chomp I have had a bit of paranoia about it pulling my teeth out though I am sure in reality it is not that chewy and I am imagining it but be careful all the same. Chomps can be picked up in new agents for around 20p which today is a bargain for a chocolate treat. They can also be bought in multi packs and are a favourite in selection boxes at Christmas.
Each chomp is 110kcal which isn't too bad for a little treat I think and it is a little treat because chomps are only about half the size of a normal chocolate bar but I think for what it is the size is just right.
I give chomp 5 stars.
Yum.. is what I think when I think about a Chomp!
I used to buy these when I was a teenager for 10p... absolutely worth it. Nowadays these things are 15p at least. I suppose as time goes though pretty much everything gets more expensive so I can live with that.
Chomps are small chocolate bars that are filled with a hard kind of toffee with chocolate wrapped around. The foil wrapper ensures that you receive the chocolate in its fresh form. When you bite into this chocolate bar you get the softness of the chocolate on the outside and the hard-ish part on the inside. As a combination, they both compliment each other really well. Both brilliant to cure a sweet tooth.
I like to put my Chomp in the fridge for a little while so that the chocolate and toffee is hard. Then when you bite into it, both parts are hard and you get a kind of chewy chocolate bar. Something I really really like.
Overall I love Chomps and even if they were 20p Id probably still keep buying them. Dont tell Cadbury that though! This is a chocolate bar that I used to always eat as a child and even though Im a fully grown adult now I still enjoy it. However it must be mentioned that too many of these is bad for you. Alot of sugar - not exactly good for your teeth or figure.
However I really like Chomps and will always stick up for them!
A Cadbury Chomp is something I used to buy a lot more when I was younger but from time to time now I will purchase them. A Chomp is relatively small and is a bar made up of thick caramel covered in milk chocolate. It is packaged in a red/orange and purple/blue wrapper with the name in yellow lettering on the front.
The caramel is quite thick when compared with what you would find in a Cadbury Caramel or a Wispa Gold for example and when combined with the milk chocolate these bars can be quite thick to bite through and so you need to be careful when eating them because of your teeth. Although they are small when compared with something like a Twirl or a Mars bar because the caramel is so thick and difficult to bite off and chew they probably last me just as long.
As I mentioned before these are small and so would be suitable for younger children or maybe someone who is trying to be healthier or on a diet as they only contain 55 calories and 2.3g of fat and so would be a lovely occasional treat. These bars retail usually for about 15 pence and so they would also be good for children as they are affordable with any pocket money they might have.
Chomp is a classic chocolate bar from cadburys which can be found in news agents and sweet shops around the country. The wrapper is instantly recognisable with the distinctive cadbury's yellow and purple colours against the red back drop. It is an attractive bar and if you did not know anything about the bar the wrapper would at least make you want to find out.
You will find that you will pay around 17p for this chocolate bar. Much higher than the 10 or so pence that it was around 5 or 10 years ago. It seems even chomps have been hit by the credit crunch. This bar is also a lot cheaper than other chocolate bars as it is a lot smaller. This means it can be the ideal solution if you want to give the kids a chocolate bar but not a dull size one.
As for the chocolate bar its self it is a chewy caramel centre with milk cadburys chocolate wrapped around it. It is a classic combination that delivers a flavour which works well. One of my main problems with this bar is that the centre is a little too chewy and it sometimes just sticks to your mouth and teeth which does not feel the best. Aside from this the bar taste good and i would have no problem in picking one up if I was looking for a smaller chocolate bar.
When I was a small child, after my Father had been to the shop for the paper on a Sunday he would bring me in one of these. Well.... Either one of these or a fudge which I have also done a review on. (please see if your interested.) Seen as it so yummy I thought I would tell you my experience with it.
The chocolate bar comes in a plastic wrapper (recycle) which is mainly red is colour with purple ends. On the front of the wrapper has the Cadbury logo and the name Chomp in big yellow letters which makes the chocolate bar easier to recognise. Along with the name n fab design you will also find the price is also stated on the front. The back of the wrapper has the nutritional information, ingredients, contact details for Cadbury and the best before date. For a better idea on how it looks see picture as above.
The Chomp chocolate bar is made by Cadburys, it has a caramel centre with a thin layer of chocolate. The chocolate bar is about 8-9cm in length and is quite thick and chewy.
For those with allergies I have included the ingredients. They are as follows:
caramel (70%) (glucose syrup, sweetened condensed skimmed milk, vegetable oil, glucose fructose syrup, sugar, flavourings, salt, emulsifier.
milk chocolate (sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, dried whey, vegetable fat, emulsifier, flavourings.
~*~*Contains milk! May contain traces of nuts, egg and soya!!*~*~
You can buy these from most supermarkets and can always be found in your local newsagents. Years ago you used to be able to find them for 10 pence bar, but now what with the credit crunch n all everything has gone up including these chocolate bars which can now be found for 17 pence.
Nutritional values are as follows:
Each bar contains:
11g sugar
2.6g fat
When I was a small child the Chomp was a favourite of mine. In fact even to this day it is still a favourite of mines. As many things these days it a shame to see that they have gone up in price. You know what they say.... Look after those pennies and the pounds look after themselves bit hard to do with everything going up in price. Never the less these chocolate bars are still a great price at 17 pence doesn't break the bank and they are great for children to buy with their pocket money. To be honest with you I think they are just the right size that children should be having. I mean lets me honest chocolate isn't good for children at the best of times but this small bar would be more than enough for them.
I really like these if I'm honest I like it when they are in room temperature and as you bite into them, then your jaws go to release and you are removing the chocolate bar from your mouth the stringy caramel stretches with you. Quite funny if I'm honest as I always get into a mess. How ever if the bar comes from the fridge I think you get more taste of the flavour. As you bite into it the thin layer of the chocolate cracks and feels a nice texture in your mouth.
I would recommend that you try one and would rate the product a 5 out of 5. I hope that my reivew was of some use to you thanks for taking the time to read it, it s very much appreciated.
Chomp is a chocolate bar with a caramel centre created by Cadbury. The chocolate bar is about 8-9cm in length and is a fairly thick and chewy caramel strip covered in a layer of ridged Cadbury chocolate.
The chocolate bar comes in a plastic wrapper (recycle) which is mainly red/orange is colour with purple ends. The front of the wrapper has the Cadbury logo and the name Chomp in big yellow letters making this easily recognisable. The price is also stated on the front. The back of the wrapper has the nutritional information, ingredients, contact details for Cadbury and the best before date. To open the bar, simple tear down the purple end.
caramel (70%) (glucose syrup, sweetened condensed skimmed milk, vegetable oil, glucose fructose syrup, sugar, flavourings, salt, emulsifier.
milk chocolate (sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, dried whey, vegetable fat, emulsifier, flavourings.
Contains milk! May contain traces of nuts, egg and soya.
*Nutritional Information*
Each bar contains
11g sugar
2.6g fat
*Availability and Price*
Available to buy at most convenience stores and corner shops. Priced at approx 15p. Sometimes these show up in selection boxes at Christmas.
*My Opinion*
A Chomp was a favourite of mine when I was a child (not that long ago) and I didn't realise that these were still available until I spotted them in my local Wilkinsons store. Now at 15p (I think they used to be 10p) I put one into my basket and off I went to the till to pay.
The wrapper hasn't changed any from what I can remember and the bar was the same size as it used to be. The chocolate is smooth and quite soft to bite into though my preference is to let the chocolate melt in my mouth and gather the caramel and keep it on my tongue for as long as possible! The caramel is quite firm and very sweet though a little time in a warm mouth will soon melt it and it becomes very creamy and smooth which is wonderful!
I feel that the calories for the Chomp are ok though the sugar is a bit high like most chocolates so should be reserved as an occasional treat! At 15p, Chomps are the perfect pocket money treat and always have been for me.
I would recommend to anyone who wants a little cheap but quality chocolate fix.
Thanks for reading
Cadbury chomp is a small bar of chocolate covered caramel. Don't be fooled and think this caramel is similar to what you find in a Cadbury caramel though. For all of you who got tins of Roses, find a blue wrapped chocolate caramel and taste it. That is what the caramel in a chomp is like. Slightly darker but much stiffer and firmer and not gooey so it won't make a mess eveywhere. For comparison, the yellow foil wrapped ones in tins of Roses are what is found in a Cadbury caramel I think.
Anyway, this hard caramel is covered in nice chocolate which a usual is pretty good, it can tend to flake off a chomp as you eat it though. These bars only cost 15p and although they are not my favourite chocolate bar at this price range (that would be the Cadbury Freddo) they do make pretty good snacks. E.g. if you haver children and want to buy them a chocolate treat no longer do you have to spend 50p-60p a go, you can buy a chomp and they be be just as happy. You are also giving them less sugar this way due to the slightly smaller size. Even smaller versions are avaiable in the Cadbury childrens variety bags.
Nutrition information is:
Calories 110g
Fat 4.7g
Cadburys make great chocolate no doubts, and also make many chocolate bars in various shapes and sizes. On such bar is the Cadburys Chomp.
This is a small milk chocolate bar with a caramel filling.
They cost only 15p and come in red and purple packaging with bold yellow lettering for the products name. Now that is a bargain! The size of chomps has not really changed over the years either. They have always been tiny, and as I have been informed they used to be 10p thanks for the update.
Now when you open your chomp you confronted with a smooth chocolate finger which is roughly 4 inches long. So when you bite into the chomp through the delicious Cadburys milk chocolate you bite into caramel.
The caramel on the inside is not super smooth, its quite stiff and thick and chewy. It doesn't stick to your teeth either which is great, the most annoying thing is having to pick caramel out of your teeth.
The chomp Is cheap, chocolaty, caramely and is pretty awesome. Lasting the test of time, I hope chomp goes on for many years to come.
The only downer is one chomp and its gone. This one is for smaller mouths I think. A great kids treat!
The Cadbury chomp is one of those really cheap chocolate bars that I always used to get when I was a kid. They used to be just 10p a chomp which is really good value however have gone up to 15p now and I have even seen them being sold for 20p in places which is perhaps the direction there eventually going to go in.
They are made by Cadbury the leading chocolate manufacturer in the UK and they usually have the bigger more expensive chocolate bars on the market, however this is just a nice small chocolate bar to kind of treat yourself as a snack without going overboard.
Its made up of chewy toffee which is then coated in milk chocolate. The toffee in the middle is really chewy and is great to bite into, its fairly soft usually so its not going to break your teeth however it does take a bit of chewing before you can swallow it which I guess is a good thing as it makes the bar last that little bit longer.
The whole thing is then coated in the Cadbury milk chocolate which finished it off perfectly. I always enjoy a chomp, unless they have been in the fridge and then there a big no go, some people may find these a bit too chewy but I think there great.
After my recent re-acquaintance with the Cadbury Curly Wurly, I decided to take a nostalgic look back at another chocolate bar from my youth, and this time, it's the turn of the 'Chomp' - a small milk chocolate bar with a caramel filling.
Costing only 15p for the 25g bar, the Chomp comes wrapped in red packaging with yellow text. Prise-wise, the Chomp has pretty much stayed the same over the years, although I do have vague memories of it being 10p at some time in the distant past. There aren't many chocolate bars which you can buy for such a small total - apart from our favourite snack-amphibian 'Freddo Frog' of course.
Taste & Appearance
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Upon opening the Chomp, the prospective eater is presented with a smooth and flat piece of chocolate which is around 10cms in length - a whole 9cms shorter than the Curly Wurly. Biting into the chocolate coating reveals a chewy caramel interior which has a pleasant taste. The Chomp seems to be identical to the Curly Wurly in terms of its flavour, only differing due to the fact that it's shorter, slightly thicker, and doesn't have holes running down it.
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The Chomp contains;
Caramel (70%) (Glucose Syrup, Sweetened Condensed Skimmed Milk, Vegetable Oil, Glucose-fructose Syrup, ugar, Flavourings, Salt, Emulsifier (E471), Milk Chocolate (Sugar, Dreid Whole Milk, Cocao Butter, Cocao Mass, Dried Whey, Vegetable Fat, Emulsifier (E442), and Flavouring).
Final Word
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Although tasty and cheap, I won't be purchasing future Chomps, due to the fact that they are finished in a couple of bites, and therefore seem to be a bit of a pointless investment. Of course, this limited size does have its plus points, and on this occasion it's the fact that each Chomp only contains 55 calories, which I suppose isn't very much for an entire chocolate bar - one for the kids only I think.
When talking about budget price chocolate, one of the most loved is the Chomp bar, which at the current price of 15p competes with the small Milky Bars, Fudges and Freddo's for the loose change in a child's pockets. The bar comes in a yellow and orange wrapper, with the background colour looking a bit like that from the Fudge, and the same manufacturer (Cadbury's) it's perhaps only naturally to assume these are going to be worth their money every single time.
Whilst at school, our school did (originally) have a bit of a tuck shop thing going (this was stopped whilst I was in second or third year, with the government telling we were getting fat...thanks Tony). One of the great things about tuck shops at school, was I always had change left after lunch and I've always had a sweet tooth, so I spent about 6 months alternating between the three bars on offer (Chomp, Taz and Freddo) at a budget range. Life used to be so much easier back then you see.
So back to the bar, which is a thin and shallow bar, about the same length as a fudge so it is a matter that you're not getting a huge bar for little money, it's a small bar for little money but what's it taste like (and also remember "little money" is around a 1/3 of the average chocolate bar price now a days). When opened the bar is meant to be smooth chocolate coating over a sticky toffee centre...for some reason mine appears to have leaked a bit, but that seems to be a problem with caramel based bars now a days.
Biting into the bars reminds me of the dairy milk caramel bar as far as the taste goes, though the centre is less runny and much more solid and even chewy which is nice. Chewy caramel should be the next step forward, then caramel that you can buy like sections of toffee singularly wrapped...one of the problems that can sometimes happen with Chomps is that the chocolate can break off a little bit too easy, and like a Curly Wurly they can become messy and wasteful. However they are cheap, it is Cadbury's chocolate, it does have caramel and it's nice and tasty yet remains chewy, a lovely pairing.
Nutritional Information (per bar)
110 Calories
0.7g Protein
16.0g Carbohydrates (11.0g Sugars)
4.7g Fat (2.6g Saturates)
0.1g Fibre
0.05g Sodium (0.1g Salt equivalent)
Although there is no weight on the bar, it's about 23-25g for each one.
The bars may contain Nut, Egg and Soya but does contain Milk, Vegetable Oil and Dried Whey as well as E442 and E471 (both emulsifiers).
As far as budget bars go, I wouldn't call it my favourite, or the best, though it is no worse than any of the others available. It lasts longer than a milky way (and is significantly larger), it's perhaps not as cute as the freddo but who really adores the designs on chocolate? And it may not have the classical feel to it that a Fudge does, but when you're just eating a chocolate based snack...it's easy to not care. The bar is nice, it's cheap and very edible, if you're a fan of Curly Wurly's, caramels or just like chocolate and don't have much money these should be ideal for you.
These are milk chocolate bars with a chewy caramel centre. The packaging is an attractive red foil with modern yellow lettering .The only down side to the packaging is that sometimes the toffee sticks to the inside of the packet making it a bit difficult to open. It is clearly aimed at children and retails for 15p. This is presumably considered a pocket money treat, although most kids these days have more available cash than the average adult!
Still these have been around for a while; they started out at 10p when I was a teenager so a 5p increase in 10 years isn't too bad. They have probably diminished in size over this time but I have nothing to back up this statement, it just seems like everything had shrunk since I was a kid!
The milk chocolate is Cadbury's so straight away we know its quality, and the chewy toffee is creamy and delicious, everything you would expect from a Cadbury product. The best way to describe the taste is it's like an inside out éclair.
They are good little snacks for when you just want a bit of chocolate about ½ an hour before you eat, or to stretch the kids out when they're moaning they're hungry every five minutes.
Stats wise 460 calories per 100g and 19.9g of fat so not the healthiest choice but lets face it , its not going to be its full of sugar !
Gone are the days where I could nip down to my newsagents and buy a Chomp for 10p . One of the reasons being that they don't sell them anymore and two they've gone up in price-by a staggering 5p! Whilst looking at my bar it's just screaming to be eaten however I have already eaten one and I'll shortly be having my dinner so I'm going to restrain myself for a bit longer.
I have also noticed that they have somehow shrunk. Now I was watching some programme a while back when they were talking about this particular topic, one of the companies actually said that it was because they were thinking of the consumer and didn't want them to become overweight by making the bars of chocolate too big. Maybe in some cases that is a good idea but with a Chomp?! There was hardly anything there to begin with!
Anyhow it's still in its usual foil wrapper and bright colours which is always good as you more or less know what bar you've bought. Instantly recognisable. It even says on the packet that it costs 15p so no sneaky shop owners making you pay extra when it clearly says how much the cost is.
It's such a simple bar you can't think about why it's so popular. Maybe it's down to the fact that milk chocolate and caramel are a perfect combination. Whilst the inside of the thin bar is a soft and chewy with a light caramel taste. Without too much sweetness it has a milky chocolate covering to give it an added flavour.
It is chewy without the feeling that it's going to pull your teeth out as well which is always a good sign on a decent chocolate bar.
Each bar contain 110 calories so considering how small it is doesn't appear to be all that brilliant, it also has 4.7g of fat but I figure that as long as you don't eat too many of them there's no problem!
You don't see them around so often nowadays, I got mine from Wilkinsons which is a shop which seems to sell all the chocolate and sweets which you might of thought weren't being produced anymore. Despite it's increase of 5p and the decrease of its size it still tastes nice and is perfectly acceptable in my mind to use as part of a snack between meals to get a quick sugar fix.
These are perfect for a quick chocolately snack, the only problem is you will want more than one of them! For those of you who don't know, a chomp is a small chocolate bar (Cadbury's) with a caramel center. Whenever i think of caramel i think of loverly runny stuff! But this caramel is harder and very chewy. It has a layer of Cadbury's chocolate all the way round this caramel.
These used to cost 15p but the price has started rising to about 20p depending on where you find them. You can find them at local newsagents and most shopping stores such as Tesco and Asda. The packaging of this product is simple yet eye catching. It is in a shiny foil wrapper that keeps the treat fresh. The colour of this is bright red with the classic 'Cadbury purple' on each end; with the word 'Chomp' written on the front in a bright yellow and fun font writing. It also has a the Cadbury's logo in the top corner.
These have a great familiar taste you will recognise if you eat Cadbury's quite often. You get the melting feeling of the Cadbury chocolate when you suck this in your mouth. You can put them in the fridge which makes the caramel hard and a different experience all together. The taste of the caramel is really nice, which is something because i don't often each things like that! This is a great treat on the go or after your tea for an evening snack!
Nutritional info (23g bar) -
Calories 110
Protein 0.7g
Carbohydrate 16g
(of which sugars) 11g
Fat 4.7g
Saturated fat 2.6g
This chocolate bar ranges from being ten pence to about twenty pence. They are like small little pocket money barrs and i tend to buy them when i am trying to get change for the bus. They are very yummy as they have a chewy caramel centre which gets stuck in your teeth and makes your jaw sore! The taste is usually good though because as the chewy caramel gets stuck in your teeth the yummy chocolate usualyl breaks in your mouth and makes it taste loads better. It has a red packet with yellow bold block writing on it with some purple put through it so it is quite hard to miss! It is one of my favourties to come across in selection boxes as they usually make you rememebr about how good they taste as you usually forget! They are great to buy just before the bus as they last a long time! :D
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Mets slugger to stay overnight in hospital; CT scan negative
By Brittany Ghiroli / Special to MLB.com
Wright left Saturday afternoon's 5-4 loss to the Giants in the bottom of the fourth inning after being hit in the helmet with a pitch by Matt Cain. He was in an 0-2 count when Cain's four-seamer struck the left side of his helmet by his ear, and the infielder immediately fell down on his stomach, where he lay motionless until team trainers rushed out. After several minutes, Wright was flipped over and was able to walk off the field under his own power, albeit with some help from the trainers.
Following an exam by team doctors, television cameras showed Wright being taken by ambulance to a hospital midway through the sixth inning. While the CT scan came back negative, Wright was ruled to have a concussion and will stay in the hospital overnight.
"Those are difficult moments for everybody in baseball," said Mets manager Jerry Manuel, who rushed to the batter's box along with several team physicians. "You don't want to see that happen. I think [Cain] was just trying to pitch the ball up and in, and it just got away from him. I don't think or believe there was any intent on his part."
Closeup angles of Cain showed him talking with catcher Brian Schneider while Wright was being examined on the field.
"He just asked how David was, asked if he was doing all right," Schneider said. "And I didn't have an answer for him."
"I've known Matt Cain for a long time," said Jeff Francoeur, who spoke briefly to Cain during the inning and also spoke with Wright before he was transported to the hospital. "Obviously, I'm sure that no one feels worse than he does."
Following the game, a serious and somber Cain told reporters it was nice to see Wright be able to walk off the field.
"Hopefully he'll be all right," Cain said. "I'll try to see if I can get a hold of him [Sunday] or see him on the field."
Fernando Tatis was inserted as a pinch-runner and remained in the game to assume Wright's responsibilities at third base. Wright, who entered the game batting .325 with eight homers and 55 RBIs, flied out to center field in his first at-bat in the first inning.
Television cameras showed Wright saying, "I'm all right," while trying to sit up in the batter's box, and Francoeur noted that Wright was in pretty good spirits in the clubhouse.
"He actually cracked a little bit of a joke," Francoeur said, as Wright quoted a line from the movie "Tommy Boy" when telling his teammate where he got hit. "He was dazed though, you could tell. Just scared. Anytime that happens, it's tough. It's tough to get back in there and get comfortable."
For a Mets team already missing everyday starters Carlos Delgado, Carlos Beltran and Jose Reyes, any serious injury to Wright would be catastrophic.
"I don't know what else we can go through, to be honest with you," said starter Johan Santana, who admitted to retaliating by throwing behind Pablo Sandoval in the seventh inning. "Throughout this whole season, it's been crazy for us, and it's not good to see [Wright] going down that way. It's not good at all."
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Luke Wynen and Molly Aguirre take the pipe comp at Sugarbowl! It was a tight battle, down to the last few runs. Luke and Molly won the day but Mason Aguirre and Autumn Rose took the AST Paul Mitchell overall titles. Here?s how it all went down.
Coming into the third and final round of the American Snowboard Tour, there were several men and women in contention for the overall. For the men; Wyatt Caldwell, Chris Nelson, Grant Glenn and Mason Aguirre all had a shot. Wyatt and Chris were not on scene, so it was between Grant and Mason. For the women's overall, it came down to Autumn and Molly.
Saturday marked the end of a small storm. Mixed clouds and sun was the weather forecast. That meant lots of taking the jacket off and putting it back on due to the changing temperatures. Riders seemed to like the Zaugg cut pipe, regardless of the weather, and the judging seemed pretty fair. Before moving on to the finals, one guy's skills should be mentioned; those of Carson Wooley. Carson did a huge Method Air 360, it was insane, the trick of the day. The un-sponsored ripper is ready for the big time, for sure.
The finals alternated between men and women. It was kinda cool to keep the women in the middle of things. The first set of runs was pretty good, but not outstanding. A few bails and lack of energy seemed to plague the group. They were all on fire for the second run, though. All the riders stepped it up, big time, making round two exciting. Stephen Meyer crushed a crippler, a Haakon flip and other maneuvers to take 3rd. Mason did a huge crippler as well and backed that up with a sick 700 to Haakon Flip combo. Luke Wynen did the biggest 5's and a sick-ass 900 crippler to take the win. Luke has such style and a killer attitude. Congrats to Mr. Wynen for his win today. Mason?s 2nd place finish secured him the overall series victory. Remember, you heard his name here first; Mason rips.
For the women, Autumn had some technical tricks down; she spun 3's, 5's, and an Alley Oop 7. She lacked altitude, but earned 3rd place for the day. Paige Warner went high and spun to second. Molly Aguirre, what can be said? She went the largest, spun 5?s and a seven, she won. The young Aguirre brother/sister combo is powerful now. When they get a little more experience look out! Autumn Rose?s strong showing today meant she was able to take the title of overall women?s champ.
On Sunday there was a Parallel Giant Slalom race. The sunny day provided a course that looked good for carving fast. That racing stuff is ballsy.
The AST throws good events, with a lot of new and old talent showing up. The vibe is mellow, but the action is hot. Thanks to Honda and Paul Mitchell for the support, Sugarbowl for the resort and Stagg Chili for the Grub. This event will be on Fox too. See you on the hill; just look for the dude with whack style and bad hair.
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Billy Twelvetrees is England's only outstanding injury concern heading into Saturday's first Test against New Zealand at Eden Park.
The Gloucester centre has been sidelined for one month with an ankle problem and will miss training again on Monday, although head coach Stuart Lancaster insists he remains in the frame for selection.
Hooker Rob Webber and prop Joe Marler are now expected to beat ankle and hip trouble to face the All Blacks in Auckland.
England will confirm their final New Zealand additions flying out on Monday, with Harlequins props Kyle Sinckler and Will Collier still locked in a "50-50" battle for the final berth.
"Billy still hasn't trained fully so we'll see how he progresses during the course of the week, but the clock is ticking now," Lancaster said.
"He's the major one - everyone else should be good to go."
Lancaster reported a clean bill of health on the Northampton and Saracens players involved in Saturday's Aviva Premiership final.
Number eight Billy Vunipola and fly-half Owen Farrell were suffering from cramp only and will reinforce the assault on the second and third Tests against the All Blacks when they arrive in New Zealand on Wednesday.
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England XV head coach Jon Callard rated the Sinckler-Collier New Zealand tour duel as still "50-50" just hours from a final decision being made.
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People are over the silly factor. Big, fat tires. Big, fat deal. While still a relatively small market, fat bikes are the fastest growing segment in the bike industry.
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In Roaring Fork Valley, Broome and buddies ride packed trails on the lower section of Prince Creek when the snow falls. He says up to two inches of fresh snow is doable on a climb and three on a descent, but anything more than that can make for an ultra-demanding ride. Conditions are critical—test snow that's too variable early season and you'll post-hole. If you test snow that's too icy late season, you'll slide.
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Prosecutors say a hearing will likely be held next week on their request for the case to be heard in adult court. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Curtis Walker says the teen is accused of first-degree murder in last week's shooting death of Miguel Estrada.
Estrada was shot to death as he walked home from school on Thursday.
A 15-year-old boy was also arrested at the time, but authorities released him without filing any charges.
Police Chief Ross Thompson says Estrada's death was not a random act of violence and that there was a "history of threats" between Estrada and the 16-year-old.