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Nolan Carroll will be the Eagles' kick returner in Sunday's season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars if wide receiver Josh Huff does not play, coach Chip Kelly said Tuesday.
Carroll and Huff are the team's top kick returners, but Huff remains sidelined with a shoulder injury. Carroll, a cornerback signed by the team in March, played in only one preseason game and did not return any kicks.
"I think the way Nolan hits things, he really fits in terms of what our blocking scheme is," Kelly said.
The last time Carroll returned kicks in a game was 2010, when he was the Miami Dolphins' returner. Carroll averaged 24.3 yards per return, with a long of 46. He fielded kicks in practice throughout the spring and summer.
"It's something I've done before, so it just comes natural," Carroll said.
Darren Sproles, Brandon Boykin, and Brad Smith also can return kicks. Sproles is expected to return punts.
Polk practices
The Eagles kept only three running backs on the roster after carrying four most of last season. Kelly said the Eagles kept four last season only after Chris Polk's injury, and they will start the season again with three just as they did at the beginning of last season.
"When you only have 46 guys that can go, if you overstock at one position, then you're going to be understocked at another position," Kelly said.
Polk, who missed the preseason because of a hamstring injury, practiced Tuesday and is expected to play Sunday. Matthew Tucker, who was on the roster for the last 11 weeks of last season, will be on the practice squad.
Offensive lineman Matt Tobin missed Tuesday's practice because of a high ankle sprain and is expected to be out a couple of weeks. The Eagles kept nine offensive linemen on the roster, but Kelly said that was based on performance and not because of Tobin's injury. Dennis Kelly and Andrew Gardner were two linemen who entered camp as bubble players but made the cut.
Franchise QB?
Former Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb said in an interview with WPEN-FM (97.5) that he expects Nick Foles to have about 25 touchdowns and eight to 10 interceptions this season. When McNabb was asked whether Foles can become a "franchise quarterback," McNabb said he could not answer at this point but if he "had to give a take, I would say no."
"Everybody's entitled to their opinion," Foles said. "I haven't earned anything yet. It's a week-to-week thing, and it will always be."


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The other day I got to shoot Actress Alexia Fast in Malibu, CA. This was a spec shoot, which I later submit to Corbis. Everyone who worked on this shoot was over the top and so simple to work with. I am looking forward in the next shoot with Alexia Fast.
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Even if a book sells well, the to hour ratio will be well below your average corporate job, without the health benefits, sick days, nor the months where you can coast by without your boss noticing. Want the other 10? Get them free here. Getting started, start small. 300 words per day is plenty. John Grisham began his writing career as a lawyer. He got up early every morning and wrote one page. Heres the short honest truth : 20 of the people who ask me are hoping to hear this. Anyone can write a book. They want permission. The truth is you dont need any. This is the only way you get good. You practice. Every writer started somewhere, and most of them started by squeezing their writing into the cracks of their daily lives. The ones who make it are the ones who show up day after day. Work. No one wants to hear this, but if you take two books off any shelf, Ill bet my pants the author of the better book worked harder than the author of the other one.


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The transfer window for European soccer closes in a few days – and with it ends the biggest free-for-all in sports transactions. Everyone is theoretically available, and the nonstop rumors make it extremely fun – and difficult – to follow.
That obviously doesn't matter in relation to college basketball, but the offseason transfer market is becoming its own calendar season in the hoops world too. Nearly 700 players have left schools for greener pastures this season, and several programs are now relying on Division-I transfers to build their rosters. A couple hundred of those 700 guys are players that most people haven't heard of, but there were some big-time players changing addresses too.
We did our transfer recap in early August last summer, but with several noteworthy players waiting longer to decide this year, we had to wait. I'm sure there are some players still available, but we had to draw the line somewhere. And that line was somewhere around Aaron Brown, Andrew White and Trayvon Reed.
Here's a look back at college basketball's 2014 "transfer window":
Immediately eligible
1. Bryce Dejean-Jones (UNLV to Iowa State): The Cyclones needed an impact scorer with the loss of DeAndre Kane and Melvin Ejim; Dejean-Jones fits the bill.
2. Byron Wesley (USC to Gonzaga): Gonzaga could be among the top 10 or 15 teams in the country next season, and Wesley might have been the missing piece.
3. Justin Martin (Xavier to SMU): Martin should start immediately for the Mustangs, and his size and skillset will improve their lineup on the wing.
4. Antoine Mason (Niagara to Auburn): The nation's leading returning scorer might not average 25 per game again, but he will help the new-look Tigers.
5. Anthony Lee (Temple to Ohio State): Amir Williams and Trey McDonald are the lone returning post guys for the Buckeyes, and they need Lee defensively.
6. Jon Octeus (Colorado State to UCLA): Steve Alford has some quality options on the wings, but Octeus is a 6-foot-4 point guard who is another scoring weapon.
7. Matt Carlino (BYU to Marquette): Carlino loves the ball in his hands, and new head coach Steve Wojciechowski will give him the chance to make plays.
8. Bryn Forbes (Cleveland State to Michigan State): The Spartans don't bring back a ton on the perimeter, but Forbes could push for minutes with his shooting.
9. Anthony Hickey (LSU to Oklahoma State): Hickey isn't Marcus Smart, but he'll be the next Oklahoma State point guard. Travis Ford needs experience, too.
10. Ian Chiles (IUPUI to Tennessee): Donnie Tyndall added a long list of players since taking over in Knoxville, and Chiles might be the best of the bunch.
11. M.J. Rhett (Tennessee State to Ole Miss): The double-double machine had plenty of suitors, and Rhett should immediately upgrade the Rebels' frontcourt.
12. Aaron Brown and Dimitri Batten (Southern Miss and Old Dominion to Boston College): Jim Christian might not get to the NCAA Tournament right away, but he's got some pieces.
13. Antwan Scott (Grambling to Colorado State): Octeus' replacement at the point guard spot, Scott will team with Daniel Bejarano and J.J. Avila for the Rams.
14. Richaud Pack (North Carolina A&T to Maryland): Pack was a high-level scorer in the MEAC, and while it's a step up in competition, the Terps will use him.
15. Jermaine Lawrence (Cincinnati to Manhattan): Lawrence immediately becomes arguably the most talented player in the MAAC after one season in Cincinnati.
16. Jon Horford (Michigan to Florida): Horford didn't put up big numbers for Michigan, but Florida is short on post players, and Horford can rebound.
17. Darius Leonard (Campbell to Wake Forest): Danny Manning gets a talented big man to work with for a season. Leonard was a consistent double-figure scorer.
18. Aaron Bright and Desmond Simmons (Stanford and Washington to Saint Mary's): Gonzaga is the favorite in the WCC, but these two Pac-12 transfers will boost the Gaels.
19. Nick Zeisloft (Illinois State to Indiana): The Hoosiers needed some perimeter shooting, and Zeisloft will provide help in that area. He has two years left.
20. Kevin Ware (Louisville to Georgia State): The NCAA gave Ware a redshirt for last season, and here's hoping he regains his athleticism and form from two years ago.
Others: Christophe Varidel (Chaminade to Alabama); Ricky Kreklow (California to Creighton); K.C. Ross-Miller (New Mexico State to Auburn); Brian Williams (Oklahoma State to UL-Lafayette); Eric McKnight (Florida Gulf Coast to Long Beach State); Ryan Bass (Oakland to Dayton); Brandon Kearney (Arizona State to Detroit); Jonathan Arledge (George Mason to Old Dominion); Moses Ayegba (Georgetown to Nebraska); Demarco Cox (Ole Miss to Georgia Tech); Alex Gavrilovic (Dayton to Towson); Ricky Kreklow (California to Creighton)
Eron Harris averaged 17.2 points last season. (USATSI)
Need to sit out a year
1. Eron Harris (West Virginia to Michigan State): Harris was overshadowed a bit by Juwan Staten, but he can fill it up from the wing. Spartans need scoring punch.
2. Ryan Anderson (Boston College to Arizona): The Wildcats are going to be in arguably the best 2015 class in the country – but don't forget about Anderson.
3. Kareem Canty (Marshall to Auburn): After some drama, Canty ended up at Auburn. One year learning Bruce Pearl's system, and Canty will be ready to rock.
4. Robert Carter (Georgia Tech to Maryland): Carter was one of the best low-post scorers in his high school class, and he'll be a double-double threat at Maryland.
5. John Egbunu (South Florida to Florida): He didn't put up big numbers during his one season at USF, but he has a high ceiling and his redshirt year is needed.
6. Tim Williams (Samford to New Mexico): Williams shot better than 60 percent from the field, while averaging around 18 and 7. Was underrated nationally.
7. Maurice Watson (Boston University to Creighton): Watson was one of the most productive playmakers in the country last season.
8. Seth Allen (Maryland to Virginia Tech): Wasn't considered a pure point guard, but Allen still managed to put up 13.4 points and shot 38 percent from 3-point range.
9. Cole Huff (Nevada to Creighton): Huff expanded his game in a major way as a sophomore, adding a perimeter shot and improving his rebounding and scoring.
10. Ronnie Johnson (Purdue to Houston): Johnson is a solid point guard who will do well under Kelvin Sampson in two seasons. The Cougars are upgrading talent.
11. Jarvis Haywood (Jacksonville to UNC Wilmington): This was a big get for Kevin Keatts. Haywood will be one of the best scorers in the CAA.
12. Terry Henderson (West Virginia to NC State): The Raleigh native returns home to play for the Wolfpack. He can shoot from the perimeter.
13. Hallice Cooke (Oregon State to Iowa State): Cooke only averaged 8.2 points last season, but he's a talented scorer who will see his numbers rise.
14. Gabe Levin (San Francisco to Marquette): Levin chose the Golden Eagles over Notre Dame and Northwestern, and could be a matchup problem.
15. Tre Coggins (Air Force to Cal State Fullerton): Coggins was one of the better scorers in the Mountain West, and should light up the Big West.
16. Charles Cooke (James Madison to Dayton): The New Jersey native was consistent last season in the CAA, and will give the Flyers wing scoring.
17. Nolan Cressler (Cornell to Vanderbilt): Cressler will be a factor in the backcourt in 2015-16, after showing shooting and playmaking as a sophomore.
18. Avry Holmes (San Francisco to Clemson): Holmes started every game last season for San Francisco, taking a big step forward from his freshman year.
19. Isaiah Williams (Samford to Georgia State): Williams was the SoCon Freshman of the Year, and he's got three years remaining at Georgia State.
20. Charles Mitchell and Nick Jacobs (Maryland and Alabama to Georgia Tech): They lost Robert Carter, but Georgia Tech is reloading its frontcourt in 2015-16.
Others: Josh Fortune (Providence to Colorado); Kyle Davis (Utah State to BYU); Hakeem Baxter (Maryland-Eastern Shore to UAB); Nimrod Hilliard (Lamar to North Carolina Central); Xavier Pollard (Maine to Kent State); Joe Rahon (Boston College to Saint Mary's); Lucas Woodhouse (Longwood to Stony Brook)
Kedren Johnson could change Memphis' season if he's deemed eligible. (USATSI)
Awaiting waiver clearance
1. Kedren Johnson and Calvin Godfrey (Vanderbilt and Southern to Memphis): Memphis needs Johnson more than Godfrey, but both would contribute immediately.
2. Tashawn Thomas (Houston to Oklahoma): After averaging 15.4 points and 8.1 boards, Thomas could really help the Sooners get back to the NCAA Tournament.
3. Cody Doolin and Jerome Seagears (San Francisco and Rutgers to UNLV): The Runnin' Rebels have talent on the wings and up front, but Doolin would be the missing piece at the point. Seagears brings athleticism and defense.
4. Ben Emelogu and Jordan Tolbert (Virginia Tech and Texas Tech to SMU): With loss of Emmanuel Mudiay, Emelogu would boost the perimeter. Tolbert could help up front.
5. Danuel House (Houston to Texas A&M): House was a highly-regarded prospect coming out of high school, and he averaged 13.6 points last season.
6. Eric McClellan (Vanderbilt to Gonzaga): McClellan had some off-court issues at Vanderbilt, but he still managed to put up solid scoring numbers in the SEC.
7. Trevor Thompson (Virginia Tech to Ohio State): Ohio State needs some reinforcements up front, and Thompson brings size and potential.
8. Keith Shamburger (Hawaii to Missouri): Shamburger graduated from Hawaii, so he should be good to go. Kim Anderson needs experience in the backcourt
9. J-Mychal Reese (Texas A&M to North Texas): At worst, Reese will play after the first semester. He will be one of the most talented guards in Conference-USA.
10. Deville Smith (UNLV to Tennessee-Martin): The Skyhawks went 8-23 last season, so getting Smith on the court for one season could bring some optimism.
BONUS: Dominic Woodson (Memphis to Tennessee): This could go in this category or the one below, but Woodson has talent and can be a factor if he puts it all together.
Tyler Lewis will be a major asset at Butler in two seasons. (USATSI)
Change of scenery
1. Tyler Lewis (NC State to Butler): Lewis is a natural playmaker with terrific vision, and his passing ability will be better fit in the Big East.
2. Roddy Peters (Maryland to South Florida): Peters never solidified the point guard position last season, but a redshirt year will help him for USF's system.
3. Shaq Cleare (Maryland to Texas): Cleare is a space-eater in the paint, but he never carved out a consistent role for the Terps. A year of development is needed.
4. Andrew White (Kansas to Nebraska): White was caught in a logjam for minutes on the wing, but he's got good shooting ability and just needs some playing time.
5. Jeremy Hollowell (Indiana to Georgia State): The Panthers have done a good job bringing in transfers, and Hollowell could break out after leaving Bloomington.
6. Kenny Kaminski (Michigan State to Ohio): This could be a good fit. Kaminski had some issues with the Spartans, but he's an inside-outside threat.
7. Ben Carter (Oregon to UNLV): Carter demonstrated an impressive skillset in high school, but he saw inconsistent minutes during his two seasons in Eugene.
8. Darius Thompson (Tennessee to Virginia): The point guard had his moments throughout the season, but left Knoxville when Cuonzo Martin headed west.
9. Stephen Domingo (Georgetown to California): Domingo possesses a smooth shooting stroke, and a return to his home state could provide a boost.
10. Nick Faust and Roschon Prince (Maryland and USC to Long Beach State): Faust was a double-digit guy at Maryland, and Prince can be a tough matchup offensively.
Others: Zach Price (Missouri to Winthrop); Adonis Filer (Clemson to Florida Atlantic; Egor Koulechov (Arizona State to Rice); Rene Castro (Butler to Duquesne); Je'lon Hornbeak (Oklahoma to Monmouth)


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NIce idea but again its like communism, nice idea but not practical at all, maybe instead of making it so tht the only way to win is to restart it 1000000 times b4 completing it, maybe cut out the missilesand make it easier to kill badies. This was just boring after the 5th attempt
Is there a way to go back INTO the house?
Because that all I want to do after playing 5 minutes of this. i like concept, quite a bit actually. but you need to put in checkpoints, and if you already did, make them closer. Because the rocket part is nearly impossible, and every time I die, I always end up back in the house! Then i have to quickly jump the porccupines, and beat the crab before he ruins the path, and make the stupid jump over, AND OVER AGAIN!!!
The idea is ok. Create a platformer with 1 life that is nearly impossible yet possible.
The bad thing is, you didn't execute this idea very well. So all you have to do to kill a crab is jump on top of it? Yet 6 out of 10 times when you jump on it you die anyway!
This just pissed me off a lot. I could have a perfect jump on it and somehow I would die.
not fun
as said below a good april foolsday joke butas a game not really that fun
frustrating, really really frustrating
i dont think this is a very good game. i like the concept of only having one life, but its just too difficult to even get past the second jump. i hate how you have to hold down the A button just to go faster. in my opinion, it would be easier for people who have less coordination (or for people with dislexia like me) if he just went alittle faster without pressing a button. maybe not as fast as it is with the A, but maybe in between normal and fast. i totally understand that its supposed to be difficult, and since i didnt get past the first monster, im frightened to know how hard it is past that. but the begining of a game is supposed to be easier, so people can get used to the controls. but if they're always dying, then they cant really get used to it, they only get frustrated. and i totally understand that you're making this for a certain group of gamers: people who want a challege and love the spirit of the mario games, right? well i like challeges, and i love the mario games, but i dont particularly like this game. some people like really challenging games, but most people dont have the patience or the attention span to want to play this. i dont think you were expecting to get a good score on this game, but if you want to get a good score, i suggest you take at least some of these things into account


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She said she's had stomach pains all her life...or so her mother has told her. Recently though they have been acting up and have been a little severe. Back in about May ish is when they started and lasted a couple months and have started back up recently a few months ago only five times worse. She says that back in May she used the morning after pill about a week after she found out ...more of her boyfriends idea actually ... since then she's only had sex once and it was unprotected but she's certain that he is clean. The pain is quite severe and she says it's the whole stomach and not just one part. LIke someone is stabbing and scratching at her from the inside. She doesn't do drugs or drink alcohol and doesn't take prescription drugs or diet pills or anything like that.
Says her periods happen at random times...last one was about June.
When she has the pains she throws up multiple times during the day...today she said it's been about 10 times.
Her mother won't take her to a doctor because of monetary issues and I've offered to help...but she's a bit stubborn.
Is there anyone out there who has had experience with this type of pain...has had it or know someone else who has?
Your friend needs to see a doctor. Even if there were nothing else wrong, throwing up that often can be dangerous. You don't say where (what country) you are in, but many places have special, free or low-cost medical care available for children. For instance in the United States, minors (anyone under 18) is probably eligible for several programs.
Monetary issues are probably not the problem here. Ignorance of available programs, fear of the medical system or something else may be. Your friend is old enough to seek out medical care on her own, if she can't convince her mother that she needs care.
The stomach pains could be many different things, anything from nervousness to allergies to an ulcer. Some of these things could be easily cured, but if left untreated could be dangerous. An irregular period is fairly common for a 17 year old -- especially if she has weight (low or high) issues, but it could also be a symptom of a larger problem.
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Happy Sunday you lovely lot! Hope you have all had a brilliant week. After a long 4 day weekend I found it almost impossible to get back into the swing of work. For some reason when I have a backlog of emails it's easier to put things off :P Also after a truly epic Saturday birthday night out the last thing I wanted to do was be at my desk. Instead a threw away what little money I had left on eating out a lot this week! But shh it never happened :D
1. Monday lunchtime Nandos with work – and boy was this needed!
2. Attempted a midweek prawn stir fry which actually did turn out quite as bad as I thought it would
3. Popping on Butter London's Bossy Boots – the perfect pistachio green colour
4. Slight ghost like shocked faced but showcasing my new Ellis Faas Lipstick that I just can't get enough of
5. The baking crew at work (yes we have a work Great British Bake Off crew with bets placed and all!) indulged in some tea cakes as shock horror I had never had one before!
6. Couldn't wait to try out the other Butter London polish I picked up so had a Thursday night manicure with All Hail The Queen
7. My new love – the Laura Mercier Transparent Powder
8. Messing around with a fish tail braid and eyeliner
9. Back to the world of shellac after a brilliant manicure at Chelsea Nails. Accent nail and all!
Hope you all had a brilliant week. Shocked to say it but the countdown till Christmas is almost beginning?! I am now back in London every other weekend until Christmas and I can feel it creeping up on us!


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This marks the end of the 3rd year of my dear blog turkishtvmarket.info 🙂 As a kind of tradition, I list down the most popular posts of the year. Herebelow you'll see the most read top 10 posts of 2016 in order.
- Bein completes takeover of turkish super lig broadcaster Digiturk
- Turkish TV market training course in a nutshell
- Tivibu figures as of end of 2015
- Turkcell TV+ continues its fast growth
- D-smart's OTT service D-smart-Blu rebranded as BluTV
- A total of 8 euro 2016 games will be broadcasted in 4k Ultra HD resolution on TRT 4K
- Turkcell TV acquired content rights of English premier league for 3 years
- My two cents about Turkish TV market
- Turkcell Superonline celebretes 1 million broadband TV customers
- Netflix Turkey launch aftermath
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