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Carriage horse collapses A carriage horse collapsed and died Sunday on West 54th Street, renewing animal activists’ calls to shut down the city’s popular horse-drawn buggies. The horse, which died of unknown causes, collapsed as it trotted towards Central Park to begin a day’s work. METRO/CB

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public health ads from the city Health Department to pop up on TV stations in the next two months, as the city continues its war on sugar. The new ads describe how drinking just one 20-ounce soda a day translates into eating 50 pounds of sugar a year.

Bilingual subway posters will also appear that show New Yorkers how far they need to walk (about three miles) to burn off the calories of one 20-ounce soda.

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BX family: Cops tossed our pooch!

BRONX. A Bronx family filed

suit against the city and the NYPD for what they allege is brutality against their dog. When police officers entered Ronald and Giselle Estevez’s apartment during a drug raid last October, the family’s seven-pound miniature DobermanPomeranian mix, Chuwie, was backhanded by a cop, alleges the family. Chuwie didn’t try to bite the police, according to the suit, but only stood on the bed barking — until a police officer slapped him so hard he fell out a third-story window.

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Weiner spent campaign cash NEW YORK. Former Congressman Anthony Weiner spent $130,000 of his campaign money in the three months after he resigned. Weiner spent the loot on travel and legal fees. “Most of the expenditures are associated with the winding down of Anthony’s campaign,” Weiner spokeswoman Risa Heller told the Post.

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Lower Manhattan residents say the daily drumbeats coming from the Occupy Wall Street camp are driving them crazy.

To the fury of Lower Manhattan dwellers, Occupy Wall Street protesters show no signs of putting away their drums.

Last week, protesters met with members of Community Board 1 to address noise complaints from residents who live near Zuccotti Park. CB1 drafted a resolution calling on protesters to limit loud noise, including drums, to two hours per day.

But their plea did not seem to make much difference.

Kelly Magee, communi-

Hot line numbers Residents can e-mail OWS CommunityAffairs@gmail .com or call 917-524-7311.

Small businesses can call 917-524-6845.

cations director for City Councilwoman Margaret Chin, whose district includes Zuccotti Park, told Metro yesterday she still received calls from downtown residents complaining of eight hours of drumming on Friday and 11 hours of drumming on

Saturday.

The Occupy Wall Street camp has established two phone numbers for residents and business owners to voice complaints. Eric Lazarus, a member of the OWS mediation team, answered the line for merchants on Monday.

He said he received fewer than 10 calls from businesses, with the biggest complaint being that protesters have been using restrooms without making purchases.

“This is an unusual situation in that all we have is

Cuomo vs. protest Cuomo

NEW YORK. The mayor of Albany defied instructions from Gov. Andrew Cuomo over the weekend to enforce an 11 p.m. curfew at a city park where Occupy Albany protesters are camped out.

Cuomo’s press secretary reportedly called Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings to ask the state police to enforce the park curfew, and arrest protesters if they didn’t leave. Jennings, however, refused to comply. METRO

the ability to say to our people, ‘We would like you to be polite,’ and tell them why it’s important to be good citizens,” said Lazarus.

Metro called the number designated for residents multiple times, but could only reach a voice mail greeting, which did not identify the line as associated with Occupy Wall Street.

Community Board 1 will meet again tonight to discuss the noise complaints.

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joice: More trains are headed straight to your station.

Beginning next summer, the MTA will increase subway service on the sorely-needed L line.

The MTA will add 16 trains to weekday service schedules. On the weekends, 11 trains will be added to Saturday’s service and seven to Sunday’s.

Riders on the popular line have repeatedly complained of crowded, infrequent and delayed trains.

“It’s wall-to-wall people,” said Alison Gartner, 35, a graphic designer who lives off the Graham stop.

“We’re trapped; we don’t

Riders seen aboard an L train yesterday.

have any other way home.”

State Sen. Daniel Squadron called out the MTA last month, demanding more service. He pointed to the fact that L-train ridership has increased by 141 percent since 1998.

L-train cars are currently packed to 110 percent capacity during morning commutes and 122 percent capacity during evening rush hour, according to MTA statistics.

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TRANSIT Forget the trash. Now the MTA is taking out the cans.

Transit officials launched a pilot program two weeks ago to remove trash receptacles from the platforms of two subway stations.

The Eighth Street N,R stop and the Main Street stop on the 7 line will be free of trash cans for the next two months.

The MTA is trying the pilot to reduce the amount of litter in the subway system. The transit agency is testing the effectiveness of a “carry in, carry out” policy, similar to that of the PATH system, Tom Prendergast, the head of NYC Transit, said yesterday.

But riders dismissed the MTA’s idea.

“We need trash cans in stations,” said software developer Sam Napolitano, 30, who works near the Eighth Street N,R stop. “Otherwise, people will throw trash on the ground.”

“If there’s trash on the ground, there will be more rats,” Nadjeda Estriplet, 23, a student at NYU said.

“I’m cynical of it working. If you don’t have enough resources to keep the subway clean, even a ridiculous idea sounds good.”

GENE RUSSIANOFF, OF THE STRAPHANGERS CAMPAIGN

“What if trash gets thrown on the tracks and catches fire?”

Currently, eight refuse trains traverse the tracks and pick up trash from 359 stations per evening. Less rubbish would require fewer trains, explained Gaito.

But nobody is committed to the idea yet, he cautioned.

“It’s just an experiment,” said Gaito. “If it’s successful, we’d look to branching it out.”

Two possible solutions, he said, would be to remove trash bins entirely, or remove bins at stations with the fewest riders.

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6 train derails NEW YORK. Subway riders endured delays on the 4, 5 and 6 trains in both directions during yesterday’s morning rush, after an uptownbound 6 train derailed just before 4 a.m.

There were no injuries reported in the derailment, which happened at the Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall station. Two cars on the train derailed and the subway was carrying 19 riders at the time. The cause of the derailment is under investigation.

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Bus driver attacks up NEW YORK. Attacks on MTA bus drivers are up 20 percent, according to a Daily News analysis of MTA data.

Attacks are on the rise compared to last year and there are seven attacks on bus drivers every month, the paper found. Drivers blame supervisors, who tell them to confront passengers who don't pay the fare, resulting in dangerous disputes. METRO/CB

Apple store coming soon GRAND CENTRAL. The

This rendering shows the exterior of the transit center.

Sneak peek of the hub The MTA released new renderings yesterday of the Fulton Street Transit Center. The under-construction transit hub at the corner of Fulton and Broadway is slated to open in June 2014. It will connect 11 subway lines and have several retail and dining options.

highly-awaited Apple store at Grand Central Terminal is slated to open in time for the Black Friday holidayshopping rush, or possibly even earlier. The store will be Apple’s fifth outpost in Manhattan and, at 23,000 square feet, one of their biggest in the world. Apple has a 10-year lease at the Grand Central location. METRO/CB

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Transit agency tries experiment to reduce trash in stations More L trains on the way Get a new glimpse of Fulton Transit Center

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Fight cancer one breath at a time Free yoga classes available to women currently fighting cancer and survivors Breathing techniques and yoga poses can aid cancer recovery, says director YOGA VIDA/LIBBY ROSS FOUNDATION

Yoga studios may be as ubiquitous as coffee shops in New York City, but finding a class specifically tailored to cancer patients and survivors is not so easy.

The Libby Ross Breast Cancer Foundation stepped in to fill that void last month with the introduction of Pose for Pink, a series of free yoga classes for both cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease.

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Lifeline thrown to homeowners in over their heads U.S. homeowners who owe more than their properties are worth got new help yesterday when a U.S. regulator expanded a government program in a step that could help up to 1 million borrowers.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, eased the terms of a refinancing program that helps so-called underwater borrowers who have been on time with payments but are unable to refinance.

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FHFA said it was scrapping a cap that prohibited borrowers whose mortgages exceeded 125 percent of their property’s value from participating in

the Home Affordable Refinance Program for loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It also took steps to encourage more banks to participate and coax homeowners into shifting into shorter-term loans.

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Digging for earthquake survivors Rescuers searched the rubble of collapsed buildings yesterday for survivors and victims of a major earthquake that killed at least 279 people and injured more than 1,300 in mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey.

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Rescue and relief efforts focused on the city of Van and the town of Ercis, but hundreds were also feared dead in remote villages of mud-brick houses after Sunday’s 7.2 magnitude quake, Turkey’s strongest in a decade.

Desperate survivors cried for help beneath heaps of smashed concrete and twisted metal, some using mobile phones to tell friends they were alive, as earth-moving machines and troops raced against time.

Thousands of people made homeless by the quake were forced to spend a second night outdoors, enduring near-freezing temperatures. REUTERS

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Zooey Deschanel is happy with her purchases, Alec Baldwin has a case of Brad Pitt envy, Rob Lowe is globe-hopping, and Jeffrey Ross is having second thoughts. @ZooeyDeschanel to the person who invented online shopping: THANK YOU. @AlecBaldwin I wanna be Brad for a day. No. A week. No. Make that a decade. @RobLowe Taking off for a mad dash to Qatar on Miramax business. @realjeffreyross Starting to regret naming my dog Moammar.

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Ellen and Portia won’t be doing babies Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi won’t be

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I’m Kidding.” “People are constantly asking Portia and me if we are going to have children. We thought about it. We love to be around children after they’ve been fed and bathed. But we ultimately decided that we don’t want children of our own. There is far too much glass in our house,” DeGeneres jokes, before going on to explain the the couple have a veritable menagerie of pets at their L.A. home and on their farm.

Madonna’s homeless bro Madonna’s second oldest brother, Anthony Ciccone, is homeless and living under a bridge in Traverse City, Mich., he tells local news site The Michigan Messenger.

“My family turned their back on me, basically, when I was having a hard time,” the 55-yearold says. “You think I haven’t answered this kind of question a bazillion times — why my sister is a multibazillionaire and I’m homeless on the street?

Never say never. This could happen to anybody.” Ciccone says his troubles started when he lost his job at his father’s Suttons Bay winery more than a year ago.

Pattinson, with his unfortunate beard, arrived at Charles-de- Gaulle Airport on Saturday.

He then lessened the facial hair for Sunday’s red carpet.

Pattinson rocks a goatee in Paris Quit playing games with my heart, Robert Pattinson’s facial hair.

These photos of the star sporting various beards and goatees over the weekend are the photographic equivalent of putting ketchup on a fine cut of filet mignon: Why ruin such perfection?

On Saturday, the star was snapped with a full

beard and, might I say, horrific sunglasses (was he going for the “chubby John Lennon” look?) at the Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, where he met up with “Twilight” co-star Ashley Greene. The two are in town to do promotion for the latest tween bloodsucking installment of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1.”

Luckily, on Sunday night he cleaned up for the red carpet for the film’s Paris premiere by shaving his beard down to a goatee (he also donned a sleek Dolce and Gabbana suit, which helped). That goatee, we ladies can live with.

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5: Pitbull performed at American Airlines Arena on Saturday in Miami, Fla. 6: Madonna attended the premiere for her new film “W.E.” during the 55th BFI London Film Festival on Sunday in London.

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A healthy dose of classic literature is not the only motif dominant in the “Beautiful Creatures� series.

The themes of rejection and acceptance are constantly explored, examined and elaborated. “Adults still feel like teenagers trying to fit in, and the pressure is even greater for the teenagers.

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2: Despised aristocrats In his latest book, “In the Shadow of Dracula,�

Klinger explores vampire stories that influenced Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,� which starred a member of the next-generation of smoother talking, wealthy vamps who took

bloodsucking to another level. “When the vampire becomes an aristocrat,� explains Klinger, “he becomes a metaphor for those who live and feed off of other people.�

3: Teen idols Once Drac entered show business, the jump from creepy rich guy to “Twilight� heartthrob was just a matter of time. “The

whole change of the vampire started to take place in the 1920s. Dracula is still basically a monster, Nosferatu is disgusting.

But then we had the play adaptation of ‘Dracula,’ and he’s wearing an opera cloak with slick black hair.

That was adopted for the movies, and there was no going back.�

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‘Dreams Come True’ for Chris Taylor Artist discusses the difference between his side project and Grizzly Bear When Chris Taylor began working with publicists to promote CANT, his new side project, he contemplated not putting the name of his other band in the biography.

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Chris Taylor CANT always get what he wants.

seems silly if you try and pretend. It’ll just make you look silly.”

To be sure, Taylor does not look silly. And CANT’s recently released debut, “Dreams Come True,” is a force to be reckoned with, albeit a dark force. Where Grizzly Bear is harmonic and folky, CANT is elec-

tronic and moody. It’s as if one is a consequence of the other.

“When I got out of touring and recording — and production work in the meantime — which was six or seven years, I realized I had sacrificed a lot of personal relationships,” he says.

It’s not as if Taylor has nothing to show for the time that he was neglecting his personal relationships. In addition to playing bass and producing Grizzly Bear albums, he has produced critically acclaimed albums by Twin Shadow and the Morning Benders, and he recently started his own label, Terrible Records. But with “Dreams Come True,” he confronts his decisions head-on.

“The whole idea of the record is sort of to deal with stuff, and face fears, and not shy away from them, especially the more scary ones,” he says.

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“Find My Way Home” is set in the Great Depression, with Orpheus (Kelly) as a singer invited to entertain some hard-edged plutocrats and Eurydice (Kyle de Camp) as a maid who survives her grim situation by listening to the singer’s voice emanating from the radio. She winds up, Cinderella-like, in his arms.

With his ineffable skill, Kelly assembles a pastiche score ranging from Gershwin and Porter to the great operatic strains of Gluck and Verdi. Though much of the music is performed (by Kelly himself, on recordings and by a live ensemble of singers, a cellist and a pianist) in languages other than English, we somehow always know what’s going on.

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lovers found each other than Eurydice dies in an accident; Orpheus blindly pursues her, winding up first in the purgatory of a marathon dance contest and then in the Underworld, which looks mightily like a Paris cabaret. The moment he locates her the inevitable happens: He looks her in the eye and loses her forever.

Between the original production and the present revival, the stage has quadrupled in size and the theater capacity doubled.

We’re no longer on top of the action — and the new distance, oddly, seems to slow it down. But Kelly’s vision still packs an emotional punch, the cast is pitchperfect and the issues explored — class distinctions, conspicuous consumption and premature death — could not be more timely.

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We have always been at war ...

RE: “OBAMA HATES AMERICA?”: Thank you!

That was just what I needed to start off the week: A good laugh. It’s nice to know that we still have people creative enough to write old-fashioned Orwellian double-speak.

KARL HUFFMAN, VIA E-MAIL

I couldn’t help but notice that the rich are actually writing letters to Metro these days! Lets look at Mr. Dupont, for example: He’s reduced to making wild, exaggerated accusations about our president instead of helping us find

solutions to this lopsided wealth issue! But that’s exactly what we’re going to see more of. The wealthy defending themselves by posing as normal citizens that don’t agree with OWS! VICTOR ROBINSON, VIA E-MAIL

Protesters are not legislators RE: “DEMANDS: YES OR NO?”:

To those who say that the Occupy Wall Street movement should suggest improvements to the economic system, I would quote that celebrated conservative Samuel Johnson: “You may scold

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a carpenter who has made you a bad table, though you cannot make a table. It is not your trade to make tables.”

Horoscope Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. In order to use your imagination to visualize successful outcomes, you’ll have to wipe out all pessimistic thoughts that attempt to disrupt you.

Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. It’s OK to be a dreamer, as long as you’re a realistic dreamer. Conjure up some logical steps and procedures that’ll get you what you want.

Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. When it comes to a competitive situation in which you’re involved, you have two big benefits going for you. One is your persistence, and the other is the crowd rooting for you.

Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Use the same strategy once again that brought you a recent victory. There’s no reason in the world why you can’t be successful with it again.

Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. Be a joiner, because it’ll be some kind of joint endeavor that is likely to hold the greatest promise for you. Expand your efforts to include as many people as possible.

Aries March 21-April 19. In order to make sure a partnership situation works out well, each party must be prepared to contribute to the effort.

Stop worrying about how much the other is doing, and do your part.

OWS is a sign that we need a third political party. It looks like Democrats and Republicans have the same lobbyists — so why vote?

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Why the bias against OWS?

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RE: “HAVES, HAVE NOTS OF OCCUPY”: Metro’s biased

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This historic hotel was built in 1909 and offers fine dining, grand ballrooms, a lounge, an 18-hole golf course, a heated pool and a terrace overlooking Lake Otsego. The hotel was once used as a school for girls and is said to be haunted with the pitter-patter of little feet and the laughter of children.

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Eat like an aristocrat Eat in Otesaga’s main dining room for a formal fivecourse experience with dishes like New Zealand rack of lamb or veal Osso Bucco. Or head down to the Hawkeye Bar & Grill for Seafood Fra Diavlo or a casual burger and fries.

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Spend the afternoon tasting Belgian beers at Brewery Ommegang. Sample a range of ales from the light and crisp Witte to the dark and spicy Abbey. See how the beer is made on a tour or snack on moules and frites in the newly built Cafe Ommegang. www.ommegang.com

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Get spooked Head to the Farmer’s Museum after dark for their Things That Go Bump in the Night ghost tour and let your imagination run wild.

You can also take a walking candlelight ghost tour through Cooperstown and hear the eerie history of the town’s oldest homes.

Brave tour-goers will walk through the Christ Episcopal Church Graveyard.

Make sure you look up into the trees — you never know what you might see. www. cooperstownghost.com, www.farmersmuseum.org

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The Giants enter the toughest part of their schedule with an advantageous record. But unlike previous campaigns, Big Blue is hoping to avoid yet another late-season flameout.

Head coach Tom Coughlin said before he sent his team off for its bye week, he reiterated the importance of understanding their situation and to not feel as if they’ve accomplished anything despite being in sole possession of first place.

“They got the message,” he said. “I feel comfortable with that.”

Quarterback Eli Manning got the message loud and clear and heeded Coughlin’s words. He said the bye week came at a good time,

as players should be returning healthy, and added he feels his team will be ready to tackle the tough part of their schedule. “[We’re] coming off a big win [and] it was good to get away from things,” Manning said. “But we have to make sure we come back from things refreshed, legs under us, ready to continue to work hard, have a great week of preparation and get ready for Miami.”

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The biggest thing Eli Manning needs to work on so they can avoid another lateseason collapse is his performance in clutch situations.

“I think we can definitely improve on third down [and not] get into as many thirdand-long situations,” Manning said. “It’s really been the third-andseven-plus where we’re not as good as we need to be. Sometimes it’s a bad decision by me or a bad route. … We just have to make sure we’re sharp and consistent — and making sure we keep the ball in our hands.”

The Giants are converting just 31 percent of their third-down opportunities.

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Giants grades ...

Offense Statistically, the Giants haven’t set the world on fire; but what they lack in sizzle they’ve made up for it in efficiency and taking great care of the ball.

Grade: B

Defense They have been one of the most injury-ravaged units in the entire league, but Jason Pierre-Paul and Mathias Kiwanuka have been great.

Grade: B

Special teams Special teams coordinator Tom Quinn has been under fire ever since the “Matt Dodge Game.”

Unfortunately, the return units have still been pedestrian.

Grade: C+

Coaching Coughlin gets a nice grade to date but knows he won’t be judged by his current 4-2 record. It’ll go by how his team responds to its last 10 games.

Grade: B+

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Chris Snee has passed all his concussion tests and should play this weekend.

Giants camp: Do I know you?

Bye week brings back walking wounded at practice yesterday Prince, Tuck, Snee, Jacobs return to action Yesterday at Giants camp looked a whole lot like coming back from summer vacation.

There is no question the story of the Giants season has been injuries.

After fielding questions about the multitude of players returning to the practice field after the bye, head coach Tom Coughlin may finally be seeing the beginnings of a full roster.

“It is something that we have been looking for,” Coughlin said. “I don’t know if uplifting would be the word. It is a good sign to have guys out there. Hopefully we will have the consistency of all these guys practicing and it will give us extra gas in our tank.”

Both the offensive and defensive lines should benefit from the time off — starting with two-time All-Pro defensive end Justin Tuck. Coughlin said

Sunday outlook A heaping of players returned to practice with the Giants yesterday, but who will actually play?

DE Justin Tuck (groin/neck) Tuck might be the biggest piece the Giants have missed. Coughlin said he’s markedly improved, but he’s still a question mark.

RB Brandon Jacobs (knee) Coughlin said the swelling in Jacobs’ knee had gone down, so they are hopeful he’ll play. But that will depend on if it stays down.

OG Chris Snee (concussion) Coughlin’s son-in-law is expected to play Sunday.

He’s been headache-free for over a week and passed all of the concussion tests.

CB Prince Amukamara (foot) The rookie is still limited in practice and said he won’t know if he’ll play until Thursday or Friday. That’s generally not a good sign.

he seemed significantly better, though reserved judgment on whether most of the injured players would return.

Guard Chris Snee may be the one player who is certain to return. Snee suffered a concussion against Seattle and has missed the last two games.

“Everything is fine,” Snee said. “I passed all my tests last week and have been headache-free for over a week.”

Unsurprisingly, Coughlin wasn’t ready to admit to needing the time off himself though.

“The bye is where the bye is and I don’t have anything to do with it,” he said. “We take it as it is and we use it as a positive.

Hopefully everybody comes back naturally refreshed.”

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Former Ohio State star surprises by filling in for former fan favorite Manning finding confidence in him Earning comparisons to Shockey If offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride was told prior to the season that unknown Jake Ballard would be the one to fill in for the defected Kevin Boss — not former high-round draft pick Travis Beckum — he’d have laughed.

But here it is in Week 8, and it’s Ballard who has shocked and awed everyone in the facilities.

“I thought he would be a good blocker. You saw a big strong kid who could hold his own with defensive ends and outside linebackers,” said Gilbride. “[But] the real surprise has been

“He reminds me a lot of Jeremy Shockey. ... He has a really good feel of what is going on around him.”

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his ability to contribute in the passing game and catching the ball, [because] somehow he just gets open. ... He’s taken basketball

skills and size and applied them to his position.”

The unassuming Ballard was on the practice squad all of last season and was thought of as a plodder because of his size (6-foot-6, 275 pounds), but quickly climbed the depth chart once Boss left via free agency to Oakland. Since becoming the go-to “receiving” tight end, Ballard has improved every week. His 15 catches ranks fifth on the team, while his 273 receiving yards ranks third — ahead of starting wideout Mario Manningham.

Ballard, who also has

two touchdowns, has stayed humble.

“It’s not really a shock,” he said. “I’ve always had the confidence in myself and knew what I could do.”

Earning the trust of such a respected and accomplished quarterback as Eli Manning wasn’t easy, according to Ballard. Manning said his uneasiness to throw to the tight end has dissipated each passing day.

“Jake’s done a great job,” Manning said. “He’s come in and he’s worked hard.”

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National analysis Week 7 of the NFL was reminiscent of the Apple Computer commercial “1984,” yet instead of shattering the perception of quarterback,

the sledgehammer has only started cracking the mold.

Young quarterbacks are breaking conventional wisdom and providing a possible glimpse into the future offenses of the NFL. Let’s be clear, only one of these young players statistically performed well on

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Sunday. Denver quarterback Tim Tebow completed only 48.8 percent of his passes, while Minnesota quarterback Christian Ponder completed a mere 40.6 percent. Tebow’s first start Tebow

of the season was an abysmal failure until he led a stirring comeback.

The old NFL belief is that young quarterbacks should be mentored and fit the mold of your typical pocket passer. Carolina’s Cam Newton, Ponder and Tebow have done neither. Mean-

while, the Oakland Raiders traded away every draft pick and then some for traditional veteran quarterback Carson Palmer. They were rewarded with a three interception performance.

A new era in offense may have begun.

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Jets learning importance of winning on home turf All the Jets needed was a little Snoopy on their side.

Since MetLife bought the naming rights to the facility formerly known as the New Meadowlands Stadium this past summer, the Jets have turned the stadium into a true home-field advantage.

Sunday afternoon’s comeback win over San Diego now makes the Jets 4-0 at home and has the team brimming with confidence.

Overcoming a 21-10 halftime deficit, the second time this season that the Jets have been behind at MetLife Stadium at halftime, is a sign that the Jets are feeling right at home in

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“The House that Snoopy Built.”

“This is huge going into the bye, winning two straight, continuing to stay undefeated at home,” LaDainian Tomlinson said.

“We plan on going undefeated at home, winning all the home games and winning a few on the road.

We’ve stayed true to form, we continue to take care of business at home.”

In an AFC that looks like

it will remain crowded until the season’s final week, winning out at home gives the Jets an advantage.

“I want to tip my hat to our fans. I know we could barely communicate to each other, so obviously it had to be superhard for the Chargers to communicate.

It was brutal. We were yelling and trying to get certain calls in, and it was rough,” Rex Ryan said. “We talk about home-field advantage, and that was probably the difference in the game.”

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McMichael trashes Jets Chargers tight end Randy McMichael is not an admirer of Darrelle Revis.

After Sunday’s loss, the veteran launched into an odd tirade about the Jets’ defensive performance.

“Their secondary isn’t anything,” McMichael said. “It’s our fault. It had nothing to do with anyone on their team.”

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