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Over the years, Danvers has definitely had its share of Colonial imagery in many, many places. This particular shot turned up on my camera this week after taking a few pictures in town. I'm wondering - does anyone out there know where it was taken? Post the answer in the comments box below!
Do You Know Where This Photo Was Taken?
This photo was taken somewhere in Danvers. Do you know where it is?
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Loretta Larraga July 22, 2012 at 12:22 PM
Though it's a different mural, it looks like the same artist who did the one at Holy Trinity United Methodist Church.
William Laforme July 22, 2012 at 02:05 PM
Good morning everyone - I'm not sure if it's one of the Ellery murals, but it's one of the art works in that side room down by the children's room at the Peabody Institute Library...
Michelle Gilliss July 22, 2012 at 06:36 PM
Hey, Bill- I accidentally flagged your comment, darn touch screen! please to ignore...
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Dr. Sabela Oubiña Barbolla is an Associate Professor of Procedural Law at Carlos III University of Madrid. She has taken a study license at her home University to come as a Visiting Fellow to Birmingham University (Institute for Judicial Administration) for six months.
Her interests lie mainly in criminal judicial proceedings, criminal judicial cooperation, as well as judicial system's functioning problems. She is involved (or has been involved) in several Spanish and International research projects on: Criminal data transmission within the EU police and judicial cooperation; theory and practice of the European Arrest Warrant; liberty's restriction in criminal proceeding against terrorist; parameters of Latin American Observatory of Justice; the effectiveness and cost of Constitutional Justice; Judicial office and its administration. On the other hand, she is also concerned with legal education either the content of curricula and teaching methods. She has also participated in innovative teaching projects.
Dr. Sabela Oubiña studied her law degree at University Complutense of Madrid. Then she received a grant from the Spanish Government to do the Law Doctorate programme at Law Faculty Carlos III University. In 2008, she defended her thesis on the Spanish Constitutional Court and its efficiency problems due to individual appeals. This study was awarded by the Spanish Royal PhD Academy on 2008 in the category of best Law and Social Science Spanish PhD. She was awarded the Extraordinary PhD Prize of Carlos III University (Doctorate Law).
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8 Washington isn't getting much better
When the Board of Supervisors approved the environmental impact report for the most expensive condos in San Francisco history, several members of the board said they weren't entirely happy with the project. Supervisors Christina Olague and Eric Mar both complained about the height and bulk and Olague said she wanted a parking fee.
So now the project is back, and just won approval at the Budget and Finance Commitee -- with only a few minor changes. There's no adjustment to the height and bulk, although the parking has been cut from 255 spaces to 200 and a 50-cent parking surcharge has been added. Sup. Jane Kim wants to be sure that the pool built in the new facility will be open to low-income youth.
But the city's not getting a dime more than the $11 million in affordable housing money that developer Simon Snellgrove has already offered -- despite the fact that the available financial evidence suggests Snellgrove and his partners will make more than $250 million on the deal. Sup John Avalos made clear that the city's not getting enough out of this project.
So now it goes to the full board June 12 -- and if things go according to the normal San Francisco pattern, the developer will get what he wants and the city will get screwed.
See, when you give developers the opening, they take advantage of it. When you let them over the first hurdle with and 8-3 vote, they get pretty confident that they're going to win. So why would they compromise on more than few details? Why cut the height and bulk when you know you have the votes?
I respect what Eric Mar, Jane Kim and Christina Olague said about their votes on the EIR -- but imagine if it had been a 6-5 vote? Snellgrove might have gotten the message that this wouldn't be easy. He might be calling Olague and Mar and saying: How much less height? How much less bulk? How much more affordable housing? We might have wound up with a much better deal.
Every time -- every single time -- a developer presents what is supposed to be the last, best deal it's a scam. Every time the city has said No, the developer has come back and sweetened the pot. That would have happened here, too.
But no. I predict no height and bulk adjustments, no additional affordable housing money -- nothing more than what Budget and Finance already got. Which isn't enough.
Oh, and by the way: Everyone here already knows that I oppose this project because it's too much housing for rich people, which we don't need in this city, and puts the city's housing balance further out of whack. But if we're going to sell off the waterfront for all the wrong reasons, we should at least get the best deal we can.
The negotiations for things like this tend to very thorough and there is always a tipping point. Try and extract too much and the developers walk away. Give too little and you feel cheated afterwards.
11 million is a huge chunk of change and given there is zero cost to the city, it's better to take a bird in the hand than double down and lose it all.
As for the height, it has to have a certain critical mass to be viable and, at the structure is really not high rise considering it is almost next to the Gateway Tower and the Embarcadero towers.
I'm comfortable with the overall project and expect it to go through. Your dislike of the successful notwithstanding, most voters can see the value of having these people spending their money here rather than elsewhere.
It's getting much better, is what I believe you meant to say, Tim.
Hopefully the tide is turning and more housing of all kinds will be built throughout the city.
Seriously WTF is the point with all the discussion about height and bulk. Do you all sit up at night staring at rulers and worrying about shadows?
These buildings are right next to much taller towers. It really just looks like you want to knock down the developers profits and could give 2 cents about how tall the thing is.
What is the obsession with developers profit about? I'd venture to say that you'd be happy if you could just make sure you could control the profit the developer makes - whatever the outcome.
But Tim is right - more would be better. If the city is going to be run like a smart business then it should act like a shrewd businessman and get more money out of the deal.
about is vastly overstated. They may get 250 million for the units (i.e. 100 or so units at 2 million each) but that is the gross receipts not the profits.
Bu the time they have paid for the land, the city's fees, the building costs and the taxes, it's going to be a fraction of that.
11 million is one hell of a lot of money to get for just one building. Take it and be happy.
The 11 million isn't a negotiated amount, it is what the law says they must provide if they don't otherwise create affordable housing. If you think that they should pay more then take it up with your supervisors about changing the law. Right now there is no provision to penalize them for building homes for rich people. Don't blame the developer for fulfilling their legal obligation.
affordable housing setaside rule for new build if Tim then thinks we should ignore it and instead "shake down" any builder anyway.
So it is Tim who should argue to change the law if he isn't happy with 11 million. Then again, Tim doesn't think any profit should be made on this or any other deal - he wants the city to build housing. Like that worked so well with the projects.
they want to build a taller building than the law allows, for example.
so if you want the current law to stand, 8 washington should be redesigned.
This ain't your hood.
There are citywide concerns operative here, clearly.
It's just an apartment building, of which we have tens of thousands in the city.
Once it's built, nobody will give a second thought to it.
Which I know you're just so enamored with lately ;-)
I thought he claims that non-profits have betrayed the great cause?
That was a serious comment. Marcos has come around to the idea that Non Profit Inc is destroying the progressive movement from within.
I suspected as much since 2000. It is clear now that the two institutions run interference for the Democrat Party against popular movements in contrast to how certain elements of the Republican party elites actively stoke their grassroots bases.
The bankruptcy of that coalition is evident from San Francisco to Wisconsin.
Arguing about technicalities should not undermine the material substance of our laws.
I would venture to say that 75-80% of the laws around what can be built to what height and bulk in high density areas of the city are completely ridiculous and anti development.
If they were in existence after 1906, SF would look like Carmel, CA instead of one of the most dense cities in the US.
Laws were put in during a particularly virulent anti building/manhattanization period, and remain to this day as a shining example of power to the people, except the people really dont know shi* about urbanism and really dont care about much more then their view and parking.
the argument that affordable housing does not exist here for no other reason other than SF's height limits. In an attempt to make SF appear to be "mediterrean" we are condemned to forever have expensive housing.
And of course most of the affordable housing advocates (Hestor, Welch, Redmond, Brugmann, Shaw, Daly) are already property owners and so in fact have a vested interest in high RE prices.
Nobody expected that the zoning code could correctly set the height of every building so provisions were set up for developers to request variances. The city is free to say no if they so choose.
Yes, the city could have asked for a community center or something in exchange for the variance. If they didn't get something then I would point to David Chiu and ask why.
firstborns to have an extra 100 billionaires spreading it around in their backyard, maybe we should be grateful for a "mere" 11 million?
We're supposed to be liberal and tolerant here. Extortion doesn't sit well with that high and mighty concept. Apparently Tim thinks diversity doesn't include the successful.
per the article, the $11M is already $2M more than they were required to set aside for affordable housing (aka 20% over what is required).
Maybe not. Regardless - I expect the city to get the best deal possible as I expect the best deal possible when I negotiate with any entity. That is the essence of good business - getting the best deal for yourself. It's not the city's job to be giving away things for free or for less than the absolute maximum it can get.
and that is what they are getting. End of.
Tim's loathing of the successful isn't an actionable paranoia.
and business always goes beyond the "standard" to get what is best for itself and its shareholders. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the city to act in exactly the same manner.
about what percentage of new untis should be affordable if the very same government that passed that laws then seeks to ignore it?
So, sure, the city can ask for more. They just can't insist on more. The deal as stated is fair.
Within which much is up to interpretation. We saw that with the mortgage loan crisis. Technically many banks weren't breaking the law - just "bending" it slightly. The city should do the same. At all times - think like a business, meaning get the most from those with whom it DOES business.
the laws than it's OK for everyone to do that?
Hey, but my brother also did that, so I should get a pass.
Businesses should be careful what they ask for. If they want government to act as ruthless as a business - especially when doing business with other businesses - they may get A LOT more than they bargained for.
So it's never a surprise when they get outplayed - public opinion doesn't like any entity that consumes without giving back.
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I was just thinking the other day about the fact that in spite of the variations in temperature, there are a number of signs that spring is definitely here.
The first is my yard. My grass is growing extremely fast and must be mowed often. It has actually been a long time since I've owned a lawn mower. I have had a number of young people who have mowed for me.
The first was a young girl who lived across the road from us. Terri Vish came to my door one day and said, "Mr. Ham, your yard needs mowing, may I mow it for you?"
Terri was in middle-school at that time, and I was a bit skeptical, but she did a good job and mowed a number of times for me.
Then a 12-year-old began to provide my lawn service. Billy Ackerman is now Property Valuation Administrator for Madison County, but he was an excellent yard man for several years. He always did an excellent job, and it was at least partially because of his mother, Diana. A number of times I would look out when Billy was at work and his mom would be in the yard supervising. She even mowed a time or two when Billy wasn't available. His little brother Terry helped and actually mowed a few times as well.
Tim Parke and Josh Tipton both mowed for me.
Then the young man who assisted me for the longest time, Trent Edwards, took the job. Trent began when he was still in high school and continued until he earned his degree at EKU and took a full-time job in Lexington. Trent was dependable, did fine work and assisted me with other things I needed done, such as tilling a spot for me to grow tomatoes, and crawling under my house to replace the filter in my heating/air conditioning system. It is hard for me to imagine a finer young man.
Now I have a new yard man, Jedediah Hetrick. He lives just across the road, is a teenager, home-schooled and also has a job at Chik-fil-A. This is another outstanding young man whom I am extremely fortunate to have assist me.
If any of you need dandelions, come to my house. They are covering my yard.
Another sign that spring is here are birds. Nancie and I put bird seed out on our patio and in the back yard and enjoy the many types of birds that come there to dine.
We have lights on each side of our front door. A mother Robin built a nest on top of one of those and she faithfully sits there on her eggs. When the temperature is cool, Nancie leaves that light on to provide warmth for mama and her eggs.
There is one other sure sign spring is here. I was driving on West Main St. a few days ago, and my good friend Bob Johnson was sitting on his front porch. There is not a more certain sign that spring has arrived.
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Barrett's esophagus is not a cancer, but people who have it are at higher risk of developing cancer of the esophagus. The esophagus is the tube that connects your mouth to your stomach. Barrett's is described as ulcer-like lesions, most often caused by chronic reflux of gastric (stomach) acid into the esophagus. People who have documented Barrett's esophagus should have periodic screening by endoscope (a tube put down the esophagus) to identify any esophageal cancer early, when treatment is most successful.


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The host Red Devils' girls' tennis team went 2-1, including a 3-2 win over rival New Albany, at Saturday's Jeffersonville Triple Duals.
Jeff beat Columbus North 4-1 and fell to Castle 3-2 before earning a tough win over the Bulldogs.
New Albany went 2-1 in the singles' events against Jeff, but the Red Devils swept the doubles' matches for the win. The Devils' No. 1 doubles team Jules Jenkins and Emily Lewis swept Lauren and Emily Hoffer 6-2 and 6-3. Kaitlin Wunsch and Macy Lancaster also earned a 6-2, 6-3 victory at No. 2 doubles.
Jenks and Lewis went unbeaten on the day. In the win over North, the duo defeated Sara Vanderkork and Sydney Anderson 6-3, 5-7, 10-3. Later, they earned a 6-1, 7-5 victory over Katie Brookman and Allison Mann of Castle.
"I felt really good about our doubles' play," Jeff coach Mark Reilly said. "Our two teams have not played a lot together."
Macy Lancaster also went unbeaten for Jeff. She won two matches with Kaitlin Wunsch at No. 2 double and defeated North's Megan Olibo at No. 2 singles, 6-2 and 6-1.
New Albany senior Erin Kanii went 2-1 for New Albany, which was 0-3 as a team on the day. Kanii defeated Castle's Bailey Devillez 6-3, 6-4 and Jeff's Larissa Neville, who was also 2-1 on the day, without dropping a game.
NEXT: Jeffersonville at Madison, Tuesday; New Albany hosts Paoli, Thursday.
• Hornets take down Wolfpack: Ashtyn Kaskie threw a complete game, surrendering just one run on three hits and striking out nine to lead Henryville past Crawford County 10-1.
Emma Hendricks went 3 for 4 with a home run, two runs batted in and two runs scored. Emily Stewart was also 3 for 4 for Henryville.
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Craft, micro-breweries and brew pubs are making a splash. There are five up and running, and two in the works including Jason Alexander's Free Range Brewing.
"Making beer in a neighborhood is fairly tricky with the antiquated zoning regulations the city has right now," said Jason Alexander of Free Range Brewing.
Brewers told city leaders they need barley, hops and fewer regulatory roadblocks to become successful. Heist Brewery in NoDa struggled to get approval.
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Tuesday night brewers brainstormed ways around those regulations.
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North Carolina ranks 28th in the number of breweries per capita; the hope from local brewers is that one day Charlotte will join the ranks of Milwaukee and St. Louis as bastions of beer.
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Shelton is a 1986 graduate of Conroe High School. He received his Bachelors Degree from Oklahoma State and later went on to earn a Masters Degree from Cumberland University.
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In 1840, Britain's Queen Victoria married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
In 1841, Upper Canada and Lower Canada were proclaimed united under an Act of Union passed by the British Parliament.
In 1863, showman P.T. Barnum staged the wedding of General Tom Thumb and Mercy Lavinia Warren — both little people — in New York City.
In 1933, the first singing telegram was introduced by the Postal Telegram Co. in New York.
In 1942, the former French liner Normandie capsized in New York Harbor a day after it caught fire while being refitted for the U.S. Navy. RCA Victor presented Glenn Miller and his Orchestra with a "gold record" for their recording of "Chattanooga Choo Choo," which had sold more than 1 million copies.
In 1949, Arthur Miller's play "Death of a Salesman" opened at Broadway's Morosco Theater with Lee J. Cobb as Willy Loman.
In 1962, the Soviet Union exchanged captured American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers for Rudolf Abel, a Soviet spy held by the United States. Republican George W. Romney announced his ultimately successful candidacy for governor of Michigan.
In 1967, the 25th Amendment to the Constitution, dealing with presidential disability and succession, was ratified as Minnesota and Nevada adopted it.
In 1968, U.S. figure skater Peggy Fleming won America's only gold medal of the Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble, France.
In 1981, eight people were killed when a fire set by a busboy broke out at the Las Vegas Hilton hotel-casino.
In 1998, Dr. David Satcher was confirmed by the Senate to be surgeon general.
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STRATHAM —Wiggin Memorial Library and the Stratham Parks and Recreation Department welcome the Granite State Zoo on Fri., July 26, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. in the Stratham Municipal Center Community Room (10 Bunker Hill Avenue). "I Dig Animals" is a fun and interactive presentation where kids and families will have the opportunity to connect with nature with the assistance of six Ambassador Animals. Attendees will explore what healthy soil and dirt are, what lives there, and what makes it great. They will also meet live animals that love to dig and live on or under the ground. Granite State Zoo's mission is to connect children and adults with animals and nature while demonstrating and inspiring responsible stewardship of our planet's global biodiversity.
This event is part of Wiggin's seven-week Summer Reading Program, Dig Into Reading!, and the Town of Stratham Parks and Recreation Summer Kids offerings and is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Jan Streelman at Wiggin Memorial Library (772-4346) or Seth Hickey at the Stratham Parks and Recreation Department (772-7450, ext. 250).


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Oakley's Tanner Hall Hosts Super Sessions At Evolve Chile
Tanner Hall talks about Evolve Chile from daniel on Vimeo.
Oakley's Tanner Hall and the Inspired Crew will host inaugural Signature Session at Evolve Chile Ski and Snowboard Camp this summer.
Signature Series is for skiers and snowboarders at least 19 years or older with intermediate ability looking to improve all aspects of their riding.
This is the first time Tanner, who hasn't skied since breaking both his legs in a filming accident last spring, will be back on snow.
"The Signature Session with tons of powder is exactly how I want to return to skiing and filming," said Tanner. "Every great skier I know made most of their progress by just sessioning with their friends in a positive environment. And that's exactly what we're doing at Evolve Chile. Everyone at our Signature Session can feed off each others' energy and help reach our goals side-by-side."
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High Country News August 22, 2011
Navajo Monster Slayers: a tribe struggles to fight corruption
The West's largest tribe works to reform its government -- while keeping its traditions strong.
Idaho: The CAFO state?
Idaho rolls out the welcome mat for chicken farms and other huge livestock operations.
Invasion of the feral pigs
Feral pigs are invading New Mexico and other Western states, but biologists are working hard to stop them.
Toads on high: tracking and photographing boreal toads
Biologists trek high into the Colorado Rockies in search of the rare amphibian.
Down and out in the West
Western jobless rates are still high, even as the national economy appears to be slumping again.
Editor's Note
Relying on Navajo guides
In this issue's feature story, reporter Marilyn Berlin Snell turns to Navajo guides to understand the challenges facing today's tribal government.
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The Taj Mahal, the pyramids - and HCN?
Summer visitors; corrections and clarifications.
Writers on the Range
The casual violence of driving
We seldom notice the animals killed by today's fast-moving cars, unless we're traveling slowly, on a bicycle.
Book Reviews
A life in the wild
Carter Niemeyer's memoir Wolfer is the entertaining story of a government trapper who loves wildlife - especially serious predators like wolves.
River rafting -- no car required
How to enjoy a summer raft trip, fossil-fuel-free.


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Tharizdun, the Chanied God, has released the Voidharrow—a liquid crystal imbued with his will and all the chaos of the Abyss—into the universe, and with it comes an engine of destruction and pestilence that twists and deforms beings into chaotic demonlike creatures.
Behold the Abyssal Plague!
Grafters Rol Mandred and Gan Storvis have conned their way into guarding trading caravan when they come across a long-dead corpse in the desert. In disturbing the body, Rol unwittingly opens the door to a ruined abyssal realm. The Voidharrow takes hold of one of him, and he begins to morph into a beast like none they have ever seen.
Taken by slavers and brought to fight in the gladiatorial ring, Rol, or the thing he is becoming, is a juggernaut and a huge draw for the arena. The stakes are raised when his allies attempt to defraud some of the more unsavory rulers of this cruel world in an attempt to free Rol and Gan.
But power is never so transitory as it is under the blood red sun of Athas. Bear witness as the Abyssal Plague lands in the world of Dark Sun.


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Indianapolis Colts
Aubrayo Franklin - NT
|6' 1"/ 315 lbs.
|Johnson City, TN
|Years played
|2003, 5th round, 11th pick by Ravens
Colts hire McMahon as special-teams coordinator
The Colts hired Tom McMahon as their new special-teams coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
60-second rant: Irsay the forgotten man in Colts' success
Colts owner Jim Irsay deserves major kudos for the stunning success his team experienced in 2012.
Reports: Colts hire Raye as VP of football operations
Jimmy Raye is leaving San Diego to be the Colts' vice president of football operations, Sports Illustrated's Jim Trotter first reported.
Arians: 'Luck made plays Manning, Roethlisberger didn't until later in careers'
Andrew Luck, the NFL's all-time rookie leader in passing yards, was mentioned in pretty rare company by Bruce Arians.
Colts announce special-teams coach leaving staff
Indianapolis Colts special-teams coordinator Marwan Maalouf will not be back on coach Chuck Pagano's staff next season.
Chargers hire Telesco as new GM
The Chargers hired former Colts vice president of football operations Tom Telesco as their new general manager on Wednesday.
Boldin leads Ravens past Colts
Anquan Boldin set a franchise record with 145 receiving yards, including the clinching TD in the Ravens' 24-9 victory over Indianapolis.
Colts' Arians hospitalized prior to Sunday's game
Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians was hospitalized Sunday morning after falling ill. Clyde Christensen will call plays in Sunday's game vs. Baltimore.
Key matchup: Colts special teams vs. Ravens RS Jacoby Jones
The Colts can't afford any slip-ups on special teams at Baltimore.
Friday injury report for wild-card round
Here is the Friday injury report for the wild-card weekend, showing to what degree injured players participated in their teams' practices.
Eagles granted permission to interview Bradley, Arians
The Eagles were granted permission to interview Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians.
Karim latest unsung Colt making an impact
The way we hear it, Colts RS Deji Karim gives the club a more decisive, urgent returner than they previously possessed.
Thursday's wild-card injury report
The injury report report for this weekend's wild-card action, as released by the NFL.
Running the 'Card table: Tom Danyluk's wildcard predictions
PFW columnist Tom Danyluk breaks down the wild-card round action and offers his predictions.
Lewis, Pagano highlight emotional weekend
Three of this year's wild-card games are whoppers, with the two Sunday games appearing to be quite fascinating.
Indianapolis has signed Franklin and is bringing back offensive guard Joe Reitz. The Colts made the announcements Wednesday afternoon.||||||| Franklin, who is 6-foot-1, 315 pounds, is a 10-year veteran who played most recently with San Diego last year. He made nine starts for the Chargers and finished with 23 tackles. He was originally drafted by Baltimore in 2003, has four career sacks and is the eighth free agent Indy has signed from another team.
A person familiar with the situation says the New Orleans Saints have agreed to contract terms with Franklin.||||||| The 6-foot-1, 317-pound Franklin is a proven run defender who has started the past four seasons for San Francisco after beginning his career in Baltimore.
Franklin has ended his holdout by signing a $7 million franchise tag tender. Franklin officially signed the deal Saturday before the Niners played the Oakland Raiders in an exhibition game. This gives Franklin a little more than two weeks to get ready for the season opener Sept. 12 against Seattle.||||||| The sides were unable to reach terms on a long-term deal before a deadline in July. Franklin did not report to training camp, but finally signed the contract that will pay him $7.003 million this season. Franklin emerged as one of the top nose tackles in the league last season with 36 tackles, two sacks and an interception.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the veteran nose tackle reportedly is about to rejoin his teammates after missing all the offseason training, the minicamp and the four-week training camp.||||||| Franklin is expected to sign a one-year contract for $7.003 million and watch the 49ers play the Raiders at the Oakland Coliseum.
The San Francisco 49ers placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on Franklin on Tuesday.||||||| The move allows the Niners to match any offer Franklin receives from another team or get two first-round picks as compensation. Franklin is guaranteed just more than $7 million next season with the tag. General manager Scot McCloughan says the team still hopes to sign Franklin to a long-term contract before the start of next season. Franklin emerged as one of the top nose tackles in the league last season with 36 tackles, two sacks and an interception.