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<![CDATA[ <p>Jaguars CB Helps Seal Team's 1st Win Of Season With Fumble Return TD VIDEO</p><p>Dallas Cowboys v New Orleans SaintsNEW ORLEANS, LA NOVEMBER 10: Drew Brees 9 of the New Orleans Saints congratulates Darren Sproles 43 following a touchdown during a game against the Dallas Cowboys at the Mercedes Benz Superdome on November 10, 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)</p><p>In this photograph taken with a fisheye lens, a United States flag covers the field at MetLife Stadium as the New York Giants observe the NFL's Salute to Service before a football game between the Giants and the Oakland Raiders, Sunday, Nov. (AP Photo/Paul Kazdan)</p><p>Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams wide receiver Tavon Austin celebrates a touchdown against the Indianapolis Colts during the first half of an NFL football game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013. 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(AP Photo/Darron Cummings)</p><p>Brandon Marshall, Darius SlayChicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall (15) makes a touchdown reception against Detroit Lions cornerback Darius Slay during the first half of an NFL football game on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)</p><p>Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton passes the ball during the first half of a NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013. (AP Photo/Gail Burton)</p><p>EJ ManuelBuffalo Bills' EJ Manuel passes during the first half of an NFL football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)</p><p>Maurice Jones Drew, Jurrell Casey, Karl KlugJacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones Drew (32) gets past Tennessee Titans defenders Karl Klug (97) and Jurrell Casey (99) to score a touchdown on a 6 yard run in the first quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Zaleski)</p><p>Dallas Cowboys v New Orleans SaintsNEW ORLEANS, LA NOVEMBER 10: Quarterback Drew Brees 9 of the New Orleans Saints takes the field before a game against the Dallas Cowboys at the Mercedes Benz Superdome on November 10, 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)</p><p>Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco reacts to tight end Dallas Clark touch down catch during the first half of a NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals in Baltimore, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)</p><p>Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch (24) runs into Atlanta Falcons cornerback Asante Samuel (22) during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)</p><p>Julius Thomas, Marcus GilchristDenver Broncos tight end Julius Thomas crosses the goal line ahead of San Diego Chargers strong safety Marcus Gilchrist with an 85 yard touchdown reception in the first quarter of an NFL football game Sunday Nov. 10, 2013 in San Diego. (AP Photo/Lenny Ignelzi)</p><p>Dallas Cowboys v New Orleans SaintsNEW ORLEANS, LA NOVEMBER 10: Jeff Heath 38 of the Dallas Cowboys breaks up a pass intended for Lance Moore 16 of the New Orleans Saints during a game at the Mercedes Benz Superdome on November 10, 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)</p><p>Russell WilsonSeattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson (3) works against the Atlanta Falcons during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)</p><p>Aubrayo Franklin, Robert MathisIndianapolis Colts outside linebacker Robert Mathis, left, and nose tackle Aubrayo Franklin sit on the bench in the final minutes of the second half of an NFL football game against the St. Louis Rams in Indianapolis, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013. The Rams defeated the Colts 38 8. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)</p><p>Maurice Jones Drew, Chad HenneJacksonville Jaguars quarterback Chad Henne hands the ball off to running back Maurice <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-charles-johnson-jersey-c-14.html" title="Charles Johnson Game Jersey">Charles Johnson Game Jersey</a> Jones Drew (32) in the first quarter of an NFL football game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn. Jones Drew scored a touchdown on the play with a 6 yard run. (AP Photo/Wade Payne)</p><p>Golden TateSeattle Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate (81) runs as Atlanta Falcons middle linebacker Omar Gaither (53) hits the turf during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)</p><p>LaRoy Reynolds, J. T. ThomasJacksonville Jaguars' LaRoy Reynolds (56) and J. T. Thomas (52) celebrate as they leave the field after they defeated the Tennessee Titans 29 27 in an NFL football game on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)</p>
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<![CDATA[ <p>Former Giant and current Panther Chase Blackburn breaks out his Big Blue notebook</p><p>In the offseason, Chase Blackburn signs with the Panthers and will face his former team Sunday.</p><p>Related Stories Linebacker spots up for grabs at NY Giants training camp Cam Newton comes up clutch to clinch playoff berth for Panthers against Saints Cam Newton, Panthers make it seven wins in a row by rallying past Dolphins Cam Newton's late TD to Ted Ginn Jr. leads Pantherspast New England Patriots, Tom Brady unhappy</p><p>Spencer Paysinger hoped that Chase Blackburn's old notebook would help him this season. Instead, it just may help the Carolina Panthers counter the Giants' defense on Sunday.</p><p>Blackburn started at middle linebacker for the Giants last season, but he'll be on the other sideline on Sunday in Carolina. The veteran signed with the Panthers in the offseason, and while he's been limited to special teams duty so far in 2013, he likely shared some valuable secrets with the Panthers this week.</p><p>After all, Paysinger said Thursday, his note taking skills were once the stuff of legend. "I remember when he signed with Carolina (in May), I sent him a message," Paysinger said. "I said, 'Let me get your notebook so I can study.' Because the coaches always talk about how he's a master note taker."</p><p>RELATED: VACCHIANO: GIANTS DESERVE BENEFIT OF DOUBT</p><p>But Blackburn declined, messaging <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-greg-olsen-jersey-c-22.html/" title="www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-greg-olsen-jersey-c-22.html">www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-greg-olsen-jersey-c-22.html</a> back: "I've gotta keep it for when I play you guys."</p><p>The Giants weren't just concerned about Blackburn's knowledge of the offense this week, either. Special teams coordinator Tom Quinn added that Blackburn is "probably one of the smartest guys I've ever been around," and his knowledge of the Giants' return schemes could also hurt. "You do have to be aware that he does know all of the return schemes, coverage schemes and calls," Quinn said. "So you have to make adjustments that way."</p><p>Once the cerebral Blackburn left, the Giants were left to find a new defensive play caller. And they settled on Paysinger. The third year linebacker has called plays through the first two games, and defensive coordinator Perry Fewell said he's done "a nice job," even if he is inexperienced <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-greg-olsen-jersey-c-22.html" title="Panthers Greg Olsen Jersey">Panthers Greg Olsen Jersey</a> in that role.</p><p>RELATED: GIANT DATE WITH CAM COULD SET DEFENSIVE TONE FOR SEASON</p><p>"He's (doing) on the job training, so to speak," Fewell said, "but I don't see any weaknesses in him. I thought he did a good job last week in communicating. I thought he did a good job the week before in communicating."</p><p>Still, Fewell indicated that he and Paysinger are still learning to work together.</p><p>"We're getting better," he said. "We're working to get better. I think we'll become better."</p><p>Daily News Readers alert Going forward, the Daily News will require new users to register to the site using full names in order to comment on stories. If you have an existing Daily News account and you registered with only a screen name, that name will still be valid. If you are an existing user and you registered using both a screen name and your full name, your full name will appear on comments posted after October 21, 2013. We are always seeking new ways to improve your experience and we know this change will only make our Daily News community better. Comments See All Comments [Discussion Guidelines ] To post your comments, please, Sign in . ET.</p><p>THE WEATHER:Is it really supposed to be in the</p><p>Dec 21st, 4:33PM Will Hill arrested; will play vs. Detroit Giants safety Will Hill, who began this season serving a four game suspension for failing an NFL drug test, was arrested on Friday night in New</p><p>Dec 19th, 3:27PM Victor Cruz's season over after knee surgery The season's now over for Victor Cruz.</p><p>The Giants' star receiver underwent an arthroscopic debridement procedure on his left knee on Thursday.</p><p>Editors' Picks Mets edge Yanks in Subway Series opener Daniel Murphy added some flourish to the Subway Series Monday night, tomahawking his bat into the turf as he ran to first after delivering the winning hit in the Mets' 2 1 victory over the Yankees at Citi Field.</p><p>Harper: Captain Wright's the ship for Mets The catch seemed destined to be another moment that defined the baseball pecking order in New York. Certainly the way the season has gone, Brett Gardner's spectacular catch was proof this would be another night when the Yankees and Mets would go their separate ways.</p><p>The other '42' bids farewell to Flushing Mariano Rivera's retirement tour continued Monday with the iconic final player in baseball ever to wear No. 42 seated in front of a giant blue version of his <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-greg-olsen-jersey-c-22.html" title="Greg Olsen Jersey">Greg Olsen Jersey</a> number inside the Jackie Robinson Rotunda at Citi Field.</p><p>Indiana's George taken to LeSchool Apparently, defending Carmelo Anthony just isn't the same as trying to stop LeBron James. 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<![CDATA[ <p>Conestoga Valley falls in Class AAA final</p><p>For Conestoga Valley's boys' soccer team, it <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-thomas-davis-jersey-c-27.html" title="Thomas Davis Game Jersey">Thomas Davis Game Jersey</a> was supposed to be the thrilling final chapter in what, to this point, has been a fairytale season.</p><p>While it was indeed the final chapter, it was anything <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-thomas-davis-jersey-c-27.html" title="Authentic Thomas Davis Jersey">Authentic Thomas Davis Jersey</a> but thrilling for the Buckskins.</p><p>Getting the gamewinner from Dom Caruso 19:21 into the match, Upper St. Clair captured its second straight PIAA Class AAA title by steamrolling Conestoga Valley 4 0 Saturday night in Hersheypark Stadium.</p><p>Still, when it was over, there was Nate Delgado CV's standout senior forward and co captain smiling.</p><p>And there was Matt Latschar a senior defender and Buckskin co captain saying how he was happy for the other side. That they deserved it.</p><p>The simple fact is, CV (23 3 2) didn't lose Saturday night as much as it flat out got beat.</p><p>"We're in the state finals and they won 4 0 . so they've got to be pretty dang good," Delgado said with a grin afterward. "There's not one weak kid on their team. They possess the ball like I've never seen (a team do) this whole year. They put it to us really."</p><p>Latschar went a step further.</p><p>"They were probably one of the better high school teams I've ever seen play," he said of USC. "They had a team mentality that was unlike any other. They were good."</p><p>The Panthers (23 1 1) wasted little time proving it, dominating possession from the opening touch.</p><p>In fact, but for five huge saves from CV goalie Zach Rider in the first half, during which the Buckskins also had a sure goal cleared off the goal line by defender Evan Duffy, it could have gotten out of hand in a hurry.</p><p>"He kept us in the game for the first 15, 20 or 30 minutes," CV coach Dave Hartlaub said of his goalie. "He kept coming up with save after save. This was one of his best games all season."</p><p>But it was going to take more than a career effort from Rider to turn back the Panthers, as the Buckskins eventually learned. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-thomas-davis-jersey-c-27.html/" title="www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-thomas-davis-jersey-c-27.html">www.panthersnflofficialshop.com/panthers-thomas-davis-jersey-c-27.html</a></p><p>After Joel Hart carried a ball down the left side and pushed a centering pass into the box with 20:39 remaining in the first half, Caruso was there to blast a rocket under the crossbar for a 1 0 USC lead.</p><p>"They moved the ball around very well," said Rider, who finished with 10 saves. "Probably better than we've seen all season."</p><p>Still, CV despite rarely getting the ball into their own attacking third somehow managed to control the damage for a while.</p><p>"They got that second one . " Hartlaub said. "And that became a big mountain to climb."</p><p>It didn't get much better for CV after the break.</p><p>In fact, by game's end, USC had built a 15 1 edge in shots, while creating 13 dangerous scoring chances to just one for CV that being Delgado's open look that sailed over the crossbar with 21:43 left in the first half.</p><p>And when Hart put away a beautiful feed from Shane Sibley to give USC a 3 0 lead 2:08 into the second half, the writing was on the wall.</p><p>Doug Hapeman's goal off of a Blake throw in with 26:37 left to play was academic.</p><p>"I thought we played really, really well," USC coach Uwe Schneider said afterward. "It might have been one of the best games we played all season long, overall."</p><p>All of which spelled bad news for CV, which saw its best boys' soccer season in school history come to an anticlimactic end.</p><p>Not that there was any shame, among the Buckskins, in the way it ended.</p><p>"Tonight (the Panthers) were fantastic, they were the real deal," Hartlaub said. "I think all of our players put in a tremendous amount of energy and worked, they never quit, and they left it on the field. I can't be upset. The scoreline isn't flattering but what we did (this season) is fantastic."</p>
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<![CDATA[ <p>Heavy coffee drinking in people under 55 linked to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.cheapnfljerseyscenter.us/" title="cheap nfl jerseys">cheap nfl jerseys</a> early death</p><p>Study: Heavy coffee drinking in people under 55 <a target="_blank" href="http://www.cheapnfljerseyscenter.us" title="Nike NFL Jerseys Cheap">Nike NFL Jerseys Cheap</a> linked to early death</p><p>When you make coffee with breakfast, or grab a togo cup at a cafe before work, or raid your office break room for a cup in the afternoon, you probably not thinking about how scientists are studying it.</p><p>So we just tell you: Many studies have looked at the health effects of coffee, even though measuring the potential harms and benefits is not as easy as chugging a shot of espresso. Since a whole range of lifestyle and genetic factors influence a person physical wellbeing, it hard to know exactly if, or how, or to what extent, coffee would be good or bad for anyone longterm health.</p><p>The lateststudy [PDF], published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings,found an association between drinking more than 28 cups of coffee a week and an increased risk of death from all causes, in people 55 years old and younger. One cup of coffee is 8 ounces.</p><p>That doesn prove that coffee causes death. It also seems to contradict a study in the New England Journal of Medicine last year, which found that people who drinktwo or more cups of coffee a day have a reduced risk of dying from particular diseases than those who consume little or no coffee.</p><p>And aMay 2011 study foundthat men who drink six or more cups a day had a decreased risk of fatal prostate cancer.</p><p>How are we supposed to decide how much coffee to drink, when the information about its health effects is more confusing than a cafe menu written in a foreign language?</p><p>Experts say that the optimal dose of coffee varies widely, depending on the person. Different people have different tolerances for coffee.</p><p>Researchers followed more than 40,000 people ages 2087 for about 16 years. In women, the risk was even greater it doubled, compared to noncoffee drinkers.</p><p>The same association was not observed in individuals 55 and older, or in people who drank coffee in moderation.</p><p>appears that low doses of coffee are safe, said Carl J. did not see anything bad happening up to about 28 cups per week. added, increase in cardiovascular mortality at any dose in men or women at any age was seen. There may be other underlying factors that explain this association.</p><p>if people are super hyper, driven, stressed out, drinking 10 cups of coffee a day? Laviesaid. it not the coffee that killing them, it the fact that they stressed out that killing them. still suggests that heavy coffee drinkers scale back on their consumption, however.</p><p>think that if I find that having four or more cups of coffee per day looks like it associated with higher mortality, even though I don know that it for sure due to the coffee, to me that enough reason to me to try and keep my coffee to below four a day.</p><p>They also did not explore what people were adding to their coffees, so they didn separate out whether the addition of sweeteners or milk had any effect on death risk.</p><p>But what about coffee benefits</p><p>There is, on the other hand, evidence from studies on type II diabetes suggesting that coffee can be good.</p><p>According to a2009 metaanalysis, the risk of type II diabetes goes down with each cup of coffee consumed daily. Additionally,a 2007 metaanalysisfound a correlation between increased coffee consumption and lower risk of liver cancer.</p><p>Such research is still not persuasive enough to tell anyone who doesn already drink coffee to start.</p><p>20 ounce cup, we would count that as two and a half cups, Lavie added.</p><p>For perspective, here are some measurements of that cup o Joe you like to enjoy:</p><p>A short Starbucks coffee is 8 ounces. A tall is 12 ounces. A grande is 16 ounces, or two cups of coffee. Make it a venti and you consumed 20 ounces.</p><p>Meanwhile, at Dunkin Donuts, a small cup of coffee is 10 ounces. A medium contains 14. Order a large and you get ounces 20 ounces and XL, 24 ounces, or three cups of coffee.</p><p>Experts told CNN in 2012 that they would not make a public health recommendation concerning coffee because there just isn enough solid evidence to do so.</p><p>you consume coffee, enjoy it, Dr. Donald Hensrud of the Mayo Clinic said. I wouldn necessarily recommend taking it up if you don like it. lot of people already consider it a regular part of their lives. For nearly twothirds of Americans, the daily coffee routine is just habit.</p>
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