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I double dog dare you to name one instance where you can still get two for the price of one when that price is always free. Give up? How about a free Twilight in the Park concert followed by a free movie as part of the new Outdoor International Film Series every Thursday night during the month of July?
For those of us old enough to remember the double feature at the drive-in movie theater, the baseball game double header, and the double-scoop mint and chip ice cream cone at the drugstore, it's nice to know some treats still double your pleasure and ask for nothing in return. Leave it to the many organizations honoring the Balboa Park Centennial to do just that.
Beginning July 9, families attending the free Thursday night Twilight in the Park concert featuring Stoney B. Blues, starting at 6:30pm in the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, will want to keep their haunches in their seats for the second feature of the night, Bollywood: The Greatest Love Story Ever Told. Bounding with energy and music, the colorful film presents a mash up of Bollywood "greatest hits" moments.
Co-presented by Pacific Arts Movement and SDG&E, the other films in this summer's Outdoor International Film Series are
Messi (July 16) — On the heels of the Dixie Express swing music performance, Messi is a unique documentary/biopic that explores what makes the Argentinean soccer star Lionel Messi the best player (on two legs) in the world.
The Italian Character (July 23) — The perfect cultural smorgasbord for everyone in your pack, the evening starts with a Centennial Concert Preview family day event at 5:30pm, hosted by San Diego Park and Rec, followed by a San Diego Civic Dance performance, and capped off by a look inside Rome's Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, one of the 10 best orchestras in the world.
Collection of Short Films (July 30) — Last but not leashed, Uncle Bob & the Earth Movers serve as the opening act to a night of short films from the San Diego Asian, Latino, and Italian Film Festivals (the film series co-sponsors), ideal for the attention-span impaired.
While dozens of exhibitions, events, concert series, and performances are taking part in the Balboa Park Centennial Celebrations, only a rare breed of organizations or venues in the Park can claim to be celebrating their own centennial. So when the International Summer Organ Festival adds the word "Centennial" to the name of its annual concert series, it isn't merely piggy-backing on the year-long recognition of the 100-year anniversary of the 1915 Panama California Exposition.
Representing one of the few original buildings still standing in Balboa Park from that era, the Spreckels Organ Pavilion officially opened the 1915 Exposition with its inaugural concert on New Year's Eve 1914. Maintaining its pedigree as a central component of the 1915 fair, the Organ Pavilion takes center stage in 2015 with a lineup of top dog organists from around the world performing Monday nights at 7:30pm through August 31 as part of the Centennial International Summer Organ Festival.
As usual, the pack-friendly free series will broaden everyone's expectations and understanding of organ music with a wide diversity of styles, genres, and special guest accompaniment. For example, next Monday's concert features every San Diego pooch's favorite Civic Organist, Dr. Carol Williams. She'll perform a selection of her own modern compositions as part of a release party for her new CD "Just Carol—Compositions."
The following Monday, July 6, Christian Elliot, who was named "Organist of the Year" in 2009 by the American Theatre Organ Society, will cap off a long Independence Day Holiday weekend with a variety of claw-tapping, howl-along patriotic tunes. On July 13, prolific music composer A. D. Miller presents among other original compositions his "Fanfare for a New Century," commissioned for the 100-year anniversary of the Spreckels Organ Pavilion.
Other weekly installments include local rising pups (July 20), organists from Europe and Canada, a Grammy winner, returning favorites, the always popular Silent Movie Night (Aug. 24), and a finale celebrating "100 Years of Broadway" (Aug. 31) during which Dr. Carol Williams will be joined by some very special guest performers.
For lazy dogs who can't muster the energy to come see the weekly performances in person, every concert can be streamed live on Ustream (where past concerts are archived for the next 100 years).
With the announcement of all the other great concert series in Balboa Park this summer in celebration of the Centennial, it wouldn't surprise me if one other long-running music series in the Park is feeling like the runt of the litter.
For 14 summers, the Bird Park Concert Series has brought howling good shows to Morley Field's Bird Park, making the picturesque North Park neighborhood a popular Saturday destination well before the first craft brewery opened here. In fact, this year's five-concert line up promises to bring such intoxicating tunes, concert goers won't even mind the city park's alcohol ban.
The series kicks off this Saturday, June 13, at 5:30pm with the high-energy folk rock band, A Mayfield Affair. Like all bands invited to perform in Bird Park each summer, their music is danceable and pack friendly. Leashed pooches are also welcome and will be in good company, since this is, after all, North Park, home to two of Balboa Park's dog parks.
Every other Saturday, a new act will hit the stage, overlooking the municipal golf course and downtown skyline. On June 27, The BlueFrog Band presents its unique fusion of blues-folk-rock music, followed by another feel-good rock and roll band, DNT, on July 11. The remaining concerts in the series include Piel (electronic-techno) on July 25 and the Scott Martin Band (Latin jazz) on August 8.
All concerts run until 7:30pm, giving folks plenty of time to sniff out the many restaurants and tasting rooms that have sprouted up along 30th Street since the Bird Park Concert Series started.
At the risk of sounding like a one-trick pony, over the next few weeks I will be barking about free summer concerts in Balboa Park A LOT. Joining such annual favorites as the Twilight in the Park and the International Summer Organ Festival series are several special concert events in honor of the Balboa Park Centennial.
One such series, Music in Park, will be turning my favorite new hang out, the Plaza de Panama, into the Park's hottest gathering spot on Thursday nights (7:30-8:30pm) and Saturday afternoons (1-2pm), starting June 6.
Each week, families and their pooches can catch a wide variety of free music and dance performances while lounging in the colorful new furnishings that were unveiled in April. Multi-taskers who have the attention span of a flea will be able to plug into their favorite social media distractions while enjoying the show thanks the Plaza's free Wi-Fi.
In addition, the Plaza de Panama is also playing host to three major concert events this month:
San Diego Makes Music (June 14, 3:00pm)
The Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra will present a free afternoon of classical music as performed by top-dog concertmasters from around the country. Nipping at their heels during a special play-along opportunity will be local amateur musicians from the audience.
China Tour Bon Voyage Concert (June 18, 7:30pm)
Eighty-two of the San Diego Youth Symphony's most advanced students, accompanied by members of the San Diego Symphony, help celebrate the Balboa Park Centennial before embarking on a two-week concert tour of China.
Make Music Day San Diego (June 21)
For the first time ever, San Diego joins more than 700 cities worldwide to celebrate Make Music Day. Free and open to every kind of musician — young and old, amateur and professional, two-legged or four-legged — Make Music Day San Diego will include unique musical performances and educational programming for pups of all ages.
I must admit, I'm having a little trouble wrapping my tail around the trendy concept of "activated spaces." As a canine, activating a space is a rather simple process, mostly a matter of bladder control.
However, I'm certain when the largest open space on Balboa Park's Central Mesa, the Plaza de Panama, becomes officially "activated" on Wednesday, April 22, from 12 noon to 4pm, I'll gain a new appreciation for the buzzword's meaning.
After all, at 1pm, San Diego's top dog himself, Mayor Kevin Faulconer, will be on hand to do the honors of unveiling the magical transformation of the former parking lot bordered by The San Diego Museum of Art, the Timken Museum of Art, the House of Charm, and the House of Hospitality.
To experience just what an activated space is all about that afternoon, the public is invited to enjoy special hands-on activities hosted by various Balboa Park cultural organizations, performances by San Diego Civic Dance Arts, and more importantly, eminently edible chow from popular food trucks, Chop Soo-ey and Tacos La Mezcla.
Attendees at the special event will also be among the first to break in the Plaza's new amenities, which include additional tables and chairs, umbrellas, benches, games, and an "outdoor living room" and lawn for lounging. And while they are doing so, they might want to thank Southwest Airlines and the Project for Public Spaces, The San Diego Foundation, and the Balboa Park Conservancy for making it all possible.
I'm sure once I get a whiff of what a vibrant gathering space in the heart of the nation's largest urban cultural park is, it will quickly become my favorite hangout for free Wi-Fi, unsolicited petting, and food scraps galore!
If you've followed this blog, you know that when I dig someone or something, I make no bones about it. So being Valentine's Day weekend this Saturday and Sunday makes it that much easier for me to express my love for Dr. Carol Williams and her annual Bark in the Park event this Sunday at 2pm in the Spreckels Organ Pavilion.
What's not to love when scores of pet lovers and their four-legged friends assemble for a free animal-themed organ concert? And if you happen to be looking for puppy love this weekend, what better way to meet that special "Must Love Dogs" friend? Or better yet, you can fall in love with one of the many pooches and kitties on hand for adoption, courtesy of the San Diego Humane Society.
For those in a new relationship, Bark in the Park is also the perfect opportunity to show off your love for all creatures great and small, as proceeds from donations go to support the Humane Society's pet-protection and adoption programs.
For pet owners in a long-term relationship, Bark in the Park presents an ideal chance to reaffirm your commitment to your family and pack when attendees are invited to participate in the much-anticipated Pets and People Parade. Your significant other will fall in love with you all over again as you confidently prance across the Organ Pavilion stage, displaying the family pooch for all the world to see, keeping in mind all organ concert events are streamed live globally on Ustream.
I feel like a kid with a new puppy on Christmas morning … or should I say, I feel like a puppy with a new kid?
At any rate, 2015 celebrations in Balboa Park officially launch on December 31 at 7pm with the most spectacular concert event to hit the Spreckels Organ Pavilion since it first opened on New Year's Eve 1914!
If you weren't able to make the 1914 opening event, don't worry because the Spreckels Centennial Concert will feature a rededication ceremony complete with none other than John D. Spreckels himself (or at least a reasonable facsimile). And if you can't attend this century's event in the flesh (or hide), you can watch it from the comfort of your home live on Ustream.
What has my tail wagging so much? Here is a taste of what this once-in-a-lifetime event has in store:
As with any Organ Pavilion event, be sure to bring along your leashed friends for an especially howling good time.
Marketers do everything they can these days to get a leg up on their competition. As a result, marketing buzzwords tend to come and go like a hashtag in a social media feed. Yet I can't help but think the word "eventizing" was coined to describe what the International Summer Organ Festival has been doing for over a quarter century.
What else would you call presenting a diverse range of top dog musicians from around the globe under the stars on one of the world's largest outdoor organs that also happens to be 100 years old and situated in the largest urban cultural park in North America? And if that wasn't enough "eventizing," the weekly concerts are free, pet friendly, and the perfect place for a family picnic!
But wait! There's more! as commercials for my favorite as-seen-on-TV pet products always say.
In addition to playing a distinctive style and genre of organ music at each Monday night concert, certain festival performers eventize their own event. Take next week's performance on June 30 for instance, when Monte Maxwell from the United States Naval Academy performs with the Navy Band Southwest, one of the U.S. Navy's finest and oldest continuing musical organizations.
Then on July 14, rising star organist Wyatt Smith is joined by soprano Priti Gandhi. The following week (July 21), San Diego Civic Organist Emeritus Robert Plimpton brings along special guest Marco Labastida, a tenor. And on July 28, Danish organist Sven Ingvart-Mikkelsen offers a program from medieval times to the present with bombarde player Jens Roemer.
As always, the 10-week series is capped off by the alpha concert events of the summer in Balboa Park: Silent Movie Night on August 18, when Scottish organist Donald McKenzie accompanies projections of two classic silent films, and the festival finale on August 25, featuring San Diego's current Civic Organist, Dr. Carol Williams, who performs with the Moonlight Serenade Orchestra.
Since advertisers tend to chase their own tails more often than not when it comes to (re-)inventing the latest fad, it's nice to know some programs are buzz worthy based solely on their own merits.
When it comes to summertime, I'm an equal opportunity concert hound — especially when those concerts are free, family-friendly, and outdoors. It makes no difference to me whether the music is rock, country, Cajun, or classical, whether it's on a weekday or weekend, or whether the concerts take place in the historic Spreckels Organ Pavilion or on a lawn at the fringes of Balboa Park's vast 1,200-acre footprint.
Nevertheless, as much as I dig the International Summer Organ Festival and the Twilight in the Park concert series, there is a very special community vibe that only the Bird Park Summer Concerts can offer. A dozen years in the making, these bi-weekly Saturday evening concerts draw hundreds of residents, and their pooches, from the surrounding Morley Field and North Park neighborhoods.
Located in a small community park at the corner of Upas and 28th Streets, concert seating is open and sur l'herbe, which facilitates my mingling and scavenging efforts. But it's the top dog local performers, from a variety of genres, that are the real attraction.
In fact, kicking off this year's summer concert season in Balboa Park on June 14 is none other than the king of the local blues scene himself, Bill Magee and his band. For you lazy dogs who can't be bothered with clicking the link above, here is the complete Bird Park Summer Concerts schedule:
June 14 — Bill Magee Blues Band
June 28 — The Craig Ingraham Band (folk)
July 12 — The Ballad Mongers (indie rock)
July 26 — Mark Jackson Band (country)
Aug 9 — Bayou Brothers feat. Robin Henkel (Zydeco/folk)
Concerts run from 5:30pm to 7:30pm, offering ample time for dancing, dining, and making new friends.
I have a confession. I don't actually go to Balboa Park every Sunday afternoon when the Park is full of activity, including a number of free events such as the lip-smacking Lawn Programs hosted by the International Cottages and the 2pm concert in Spreckels Organ Pavilion.
Following a big Sunday brunch, I'm sometimes just too dog tired to drag my tail off of the couch. This past Sunday was no exception. I would've loved nothing more than to take in a well-attended organ concert as part of the Earth Fair celebration. But after a late-night and a bit of the hair of the dog the next morning, I decided it would be best to curb myself in the creature comforts of my own living room for the rest of the day.
However, thanks to the Spreckels Organ Society's new Ustream feed, I was able to enjoy Sunday's relaxing concert event as though I was there in the fir. Launched a few months ago, the live streaming of each Sunday's organ concert was made possible when the Wi-Fi hotspot in Balboa Park was greatly expanded and strengthened last summer thanks to the efforts of the Balboa Park Conservancy, the Balboa Park Online Collaborative, and San Diego City Council President Todd Gloria.
To stream the organ concerts live on your computer or mobile device, visit the Spreckels Organ Society's nifty new website just before or after 2pm on Sunday and click the "Follow" button to join the party. An integrated social stream allows listeners to bark their thoughts and comments during the concert.
If you're kicking yourself for missing last Sunday's live concert or Ustream, you can still watch a recording of it throughout this week. There is of course no substitute for being there, but it's nice to know that our current Internet age allows lazy dogs like me to not miss a beat.
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The G-minor Adagio
The opening Adagio or Grave in all three solo sonatas is the prelude to the fugue that follows. Indeed, in the A-minor and C-major sonatas the opening Grave and Adagio are not even totally separate from their fugues because they end harmonically open. After a conclusive tonic cadence (m. 21, beat 3, in the A-minor Grave; m. 45, downbeat, in the C-major Adagio), additional music leads to an open-ended dominant chord. Even though the G-minor Adagio does in fact end with a strongly conclusive tonic cadence, it too forms a pair with the following fugue, not only because of musical connections between the movements (discussed in this and the next chapter) but also because Baroque-era fugues are almost always preceded by preludes of one sort or another—whether that preceding movement is called a preludio, a preambulum, a toccata, an adagio or grave, or something else.
Composers paired preludes and fugues for both aesthetic and practical reasons. Theorists in the Baroque period drew many of their images of musical structure from rhetoric—the art of verbal persuasion and the skill of organizing an argument to captivate an audience. In a well-made fugue, the composer coaxed the argument of an entire composition out of a single, often quite short, unaccompanied subject.
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FRESNO – For his senior season, former wundkind Darren Fahy was bound and determined to race more consistently.
After winning the Division II boys race at the CIF state cross country championships on Saturday at Woodward Park, nobody can deny that the La Costa Canyon High senior accomplished exactly that.
Shortly after winning the state title – the first by a North County male runner since El Camino's A.J. Acosta won the Division I race in 2005 – Fahy was approached by competitor Parker Deuel, a runner from Danville San Ramon Valley who finished fourth in the race.
"You're totally unstoppable," Deuel told Fahy.
He has been that way all season. Fahy blew away highly competitive fields at major invitationals in San Diego, Stanford and at Mt. San Antonio College, then completed the grand slam with a dominating performance on Saturday at the California state meet.
Fahy's time of 15 minutes, 3 seconds was the best time of the day on the rolling 3.1-mile circuit.
"The first mile was a little slower than I have run it the past few years," Fahy said. "Then I just broke away the second mile. It wasn't too fast. It was slower than I ran at Stanford.
"I was not pushing it ... it wasn't all out, but it was still a good effort."
His season is not over yet. Fahy intends to run at the Foot Locker West Regional next week at Mt. SAC in an effort to qualify for the national finals on Dec. 10 in San Diego. Last year as a junior, he was 30th at nationals.
Fahy burst on the scene as a sophomore when he won the CIF San Diego Section cross country title and was ninth in the Division I state championships. Then, he came back six months later to win the section title in the 3,200 meters on the track.
Even Fahy would admit that last year he took a bit of a step back in cross country, placing third in the section finals and 11th in the state meet. But as Deuel pointed out, this year he has been unbeatable.
In the process, he seemed to raise the performance level of the runners around him. Ramona's Dylan Blankenbaker was the runner-up in the Division II race and posted the second-best time of the day (15:10). And Fahy's teammate, Eric Causey, was sixth.
"It's really nice training with him, just because, I mean, in the workouts we have relatively similar speeds," Causey said. "We both push each other. ... In races, he tends to pull ahead a little bit, as you can tell."
Blankenbaker's effort helped lift Ramona to a third-place finish in the Division II team competition.
"We were ready, and I'm just really excited for the guys and how they gave it their all today," Ramona coach Steve Albanese said. "Every one of them put their bodies on the line."
The top team performance among local schools was turned in by the La Costa Canyon girls, who took second against a loaded Division II field. How loaded? LCC, Simi Valley and Saugus were ranked Nos. 4-6 in the ESPNHS Powerade Fab 50 coming into the meet.
Junior Kelly Lawson took fifth and sophomore Emma Abrahamson grabbed ninth to pace the Mavericks.
It's hard to argue with the assessment of the awards presentation emcee, who called it "the toughest division in the country."
Saugus won the team title in what could be called a modest upset. Modest because it was the school's sixth consecutive state title. It was also the second year in a row that the La Costa Canyon girls were runners-up at the state finals. Last year, the Mavericks were second to Temecula Great Oak in Division I.


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It's said that their cameo appearances in the upcoming episode are likely to be in the form of a flashback, but either way, it's going to be nice to see them appear on screen again.
I love whenever we get a cameo or a reference to past characters. You have no idea how excited I was back in the DP arc when May had her guest appearance for the Wallace Cup. That was a lot of fun and I loved seeing some of the new Pokémon she obtained and how much she had matured since she first left the group permanently. I also like it when they refer to their old rivals and friends from before as well.
I think what I always enjoy the most about cameo appearances though is seeing the Pokémon. For Ash, it's getting the chance to see his old Pokémon after so long. Cyndaquil coming back and later evolving for the Sinnoh League was great, and seeing Sceptile defeat Darkrai was oh so glorious.
All that being said, cameos work best when its not being overdone. Too many reappearances too many times just makes the excitement of it all vanish after awhile. Still, I wish May and Max could rejoin the group. ;;
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Susan Bogert Warner, pseud. Elizabeth Wetherall, 1819–85, American novelist, b. New York City. Of her many books the best known was The Wide, Wide World (1850), a pious, tearful tale of an orphan. Her other novels include Queechy (1852), The Hills of the Shatemuc (1856), and Melbourne House (1864). With her sister, Anna Bartlett Warner, pseud. Amy Lothrop, 1820–1915), she collaborated on several children's books, notably Mr. Rutherford's Children (1853–55). Anna also wrote Dollars and Cents (1852), Stories of Vinegar Hill (6 vol., 1872), and other novels, as well as a biography of her sister (1909).


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Mike Florio gives the Oakland Raiders an offseason to-do list. The Raiders need to decide whether they will keep Carson Palmer at quarterback. Based on recent performance, he's making too much money. Will he accept a pay cut? They also have to decide whether it makes sense to keep the injury-prone Darren McFadden who's in the final year of his contract and more.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
PFT Live: Will Palmer be the Raiders' QB?
Thursday morning one-liners
The Bills have a big hole at RT (Wait, can we say that?).
Dolphins DE Mario Williams is upbeat about his new role.
A young WR is standing outside Gillette Stadium asking the Patriots for a tryout (a young lawyer might have a better shot at employment).
Jets DT Sheldon Richardson is prepared to deal with a possible suspension.
Ravens OL John Urshcel made straight As in his four classes at MIT this spring.
Bengals TE Tyler Eifert isn't the only one on the shelf.
Browns T Joe Thomas never asked for a trade this offseason.
The Steelers are adjusting to a bunch of newcomers on the defensive line.
Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins wants to get bigger and stronger.
Joe Philbin is happy to get back to teaching with the Colts
Jaguars C Brandon Linder is adjusting to being in the middle.
The early returns on Titans RB DeMarco Murray are good.
Broncos G Ty Sambrailo is ready for his move inside from T.
Chiefs DT Dontari Poe is doing big-man yoga.
New Raiders LB Bruce Irvin is ready to be a leader walking in the door.
Chargers players dispersed around town to thank fans yesterday.
Cowboys LB Sean Lee hopes missing time now saves some time for him later.
Giants RB Andre Williams is trying to put memories of a bad second season behind him.
Eagles DE Marcus Smith promises to be a new player (which is good since the old one hasn't done a thing).
Washington QB Kirk Cousins is getting used to being in charge.
The lack of WR Alshon Jeffery at Bears OTAs underscores how thin they are at the position.
Lions president Rod Wood is "very optimistic" after seeing what came in the draft.
Packers LT David Bakhtiari thought it was "smart" to draft his potential replacement.
Vikings RB Adrian Peterson hopes to improve when they're in the shotgun formation.
The Falcons want to see if LB Courtney Upshaw can be a DE.
Panthers QB Cam Newton managed to work in a visit with Michelle Obama between OTAs.
After missing on the Super Bowl, the Saints aren't expected to bid to host the NFL Draft.
The Buccaneers signed a former college walk-on.
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald should probably keep his day job.
Rams QB Case Keenum knows he's a temp.
49ers S Eric Reid thinks it's fair to expect more from him on the field before a new contract.
Some think the Seahawks have the best QB situation in the league.
Brandon Marshall also appears to be protesting Fitzpatrick situation
Amid a report that Jets receiver Eric Decker is skipping Organized Team Activities to make a statement in support of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, it appears that Jets receiver Brandon Marshall is doing the same.
Although Marshall hasn't said anything about the issue, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News connects the dots and concludes that both Decker and Marshall are skipping OTAs to show solidarity with Fitzpatrick, who remains an unsigned free agent.
It's widely expected that Fitzpatrick will be the Jets' starting quarterback this season, but the Jets aren't offering Fitzpatrick the kind of money he wants, and so far it appears that neither side wants to budge on contract talks. The Jets are waiting until Fitzpatrick brings his price down, while Fitzpatrick is waiting for the Jets to increase their offer. Neither side has a lot of leverage: Fitzpatrick doesn't have another team willing to make him its starting quarterback, while the Jets don't want to be stuck with Geno Smith as their starter.
Marshall and Decker don't want Smith, either. They're making it clear that they want Fitzpatrick to be their guy, and they're skipping voluntary workouts to make that point.
Tony Romo thinks he has at least four or five years left in him
The Cowboys didn't exactly draft their quarterback of the future this year, so the quarterback of the present figures he'll just keep going until they do.
Via Todd Archer of ESPN.com, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo said he can see himself playing beyond his current contract, which expires after the 2019 season. He even joked that with advances in modern medicine, perhaps "seven or eight years" is a possibility.
"I'm not in my mid-20s anymore, but I do think based on what my situation has been like the last three or four years, I do think this [offseason] is drastically different," Romo said. "It takes me back five years ago when I was able to do things the way [I had]. I'm not there yet. I still got these months to just get after it, but it's exciting to actually be able to get after it a little bit. But if everything keeps going the way it's going, I think it's going to be exciting going into camp."
Romo missed most of last season with broken collarbones (the left one, twice). Surgery was performed in March to strengthen the area and he declared it a non-issue. But after back surgeries in 2013 left him limited, he hasn't been able to prepare like this in some time.
"The further removed I am from surgery — and now it's been quite a while — I can go a lot longer periods of time doing what I could do before. But for shorter periods of time before, it would just get heavy or I'd need a break or rest," Romo said. "The torque you put on it, the jolting of stuff, the hits — it all takes a toll over time. When you have multiple back surgeries, you understand the process sometimes that it's a little different."
The 36-year-old quarterback hasn't played a full season since 2012, but there's still not a viable plan for life after him. The Cowboys failed in an attempt to trade up to get Paxton Lynch during the draft, settling on fourth-rounder Dak Prescott.
So it's a good thing Romo feels better than ever, because they're going to need him.
Drew Brees applies deadline to talks with Saints on a new deal
The Saints and quarterback Drew Brees still haven't worked out a new deal that reduces his salary-cap number for 2016 below $30 million. There's now an apparent deadline for getting a deal done.
"I don't like to talk about contracts during the season," Brees said Wednesday, via the Associated Press. "If you remember in 2011, where it began to drag into the season, three weeks in I was like, 'I don't want to deal with it anymore. I want to focus on football, focus on the season.' That has always been my approach. That'll be my approach again. There's a deal to be done now, and if it doesn't get done now, it'll be a different deal to get done at the end of the year."
That's the closest Brees or his agent have come to pointing out the reality that, if the Saints allow Brees to play out the final year of his five-year, $100 million contract, the circumstances will change, dramatically. They'll change thanks to the arbitration claim filed by Brees after the Saints applied the franchise tag to him in 2012, which resulted in a ruling that the next application of the tag to Brees will be the third of his career. As a result, he'll be entitled to a 44-percent increase over his cap number from 2016.
That's $43.2 million. For one year. For a quarterback who will be 38 in January.
This means that the Saints likely wouldn't apply the tag to Brees, allowing instead for the market to set his value. Which creates the very real possibility that someone else will offer Brees dramatically more than the Saints will offer. Which, in turn, sets the stage for the possibility of Brees changing teams after what will be his 11th season in New Orleans.
While Brees leaving remains a long shot, teams use the franchise tag to keep key players off the market. When a player has a chance to go to the market (e.g., Ndamukong Suh), anything can happen. And with plenty of teams always searching for franchise quarterbacks, someone out there surely would love to have a Favre-in-Minnesota year or two with Brees.
Derrick Morgan: Players aren't surprised by charge of NFL impropriety
As the NFL's "Operation Mom" rolls on, there's another important demographic they clearly need to spend some time convincing their methods are on the up-and-up.
In the wake of a Congressional report which accused the league of trying to influence government research into CTE, Titans outside linebacker Derrick Morgan said he's disappointed if what he's read is true, but not shocked.
"Guys just want to have the knowledge and the information available, and the NFL is supposed to take care of that in the form of research," Morgan said, via the Tennesseean. "It's disappointing, but to say it was a surprise, I'd be lying to you."
That falls in line with the thinking of the players union, which in no way expects the league to be doing the right thing these days.
"We're the only guys, people that suffer," Morgan said. "We're out there laying our bodies on the line, and going through the physical pains of playing football is part of the game. We understand that. We just want to have the knowledge and the information readily available so we can make decisions on our health. . . .
"I think back in February the NFL just admitted the link with CTE and everything. So I think guys, like myself, that hit home and caused me to start doing my own research and trying to find out on my own. We just want the NFL to be responsible and handle their end of the bargain."
Complaints like those are going to be common among players, and it's going to be difficult to convince them the league's being trustworthy, as the relationship between management and labor seems to be getting more contentious with each passing issue.
Rich McKay expects sideline video to be implemented for 2017
The NFL officially tabled a proposal this week at the league meetings in Charlotte to allow access to in-game video on the sidelines for coaches and players.
The league has allowed still photos to be used to show formations and such for years. Recently, the league has transitioned from hard copies of photos printed off on the sidelines to using tablets to view the still shots. Moving to video is likely inevitable at some point in the near future. Competition committee chairman Rich McKay expects the proposal to ultimately be adopted after the upcoming season.
"We did an experiment last year in the preseason with video on the sidelines. We'll go back to the teams that didn't get to do that experiment and experiment again in this preseason and let them see it and touch it, and then I expect to see it on the field next season, not this coming season, but the season after," McKay said in an interview with Alex Marvez and Gil Brandt on SiriusXM NFL Radio. "It's a change that I think – technology is coming. Colleges now are getting ready to introduce it. We've got states that have high schools that have introduced iPads on the sidelines. So technology is going to come to the sidelines."
McKay said there was actually some push back from coaches that wanted to have more time to adapt and prepare for the change before it's officially implemented.
"That is a big change. Don't underestimate that change from a coaching perspective," McKay said. "That's not something they're used to. So just like – as happened to us before when we've tried to introduce things – I think the coaches, and I don't blame them for it, I think they've put their hand up and said 'hold it, not so fast, let us just kind of digest how this change is going to impact us, how it's going to impact the way we operate on the sidelines and operate in the coaching booths upstairs.' So we tabled it yesterday."
It shouldn't take all that long for the coaches to be able to adapt to having a new resource on the sidelines. The 2017 season seems a reasonable expectation for when to see the change put into place for good.
Report: Peyton Manning won't sue Al Jazeera
Peyton Manning has plenty of decisions to make, now that he has retired. One of the first decisions he made was a smart one.
Christine Brennan of USA Today reports that Manning won't be suing Al Jazeera over the report that HGH was delivered to Manning's wife in 2011, while Manning was dealing with chronic neck problems. Per Brennan, the decision came "after a dozen conference calls with attorneys" prompted Manning to conclude "that he doesn't want to spend the time and money necessary to file a lawsuit that would make public the personal records and private lives of both he and his wife Ashley."
That's precisely what a defamation case would do, especially since truth is the ultimate defense to a claim of libel or slander. A lawsuit would give Al Jazeera license to demand the production of all medical records reflecting treatment received by Peyton or Ashley Manning at the Guyer Institute in Indianapolis, and anywhere else.
Brennan also explains that Manning is watching closely defamation lawsuits filed by baseball players Ryan Zimmerman and Ryan Howard against Al Jazeera arising from the same documentary. If/when those cases are dismissed, Manning will know that his case would have been dismissed, too.
Frankly, dismissal would have been the least of Peyton Manning's problems. If the medical records suggest that Ashley Manning did indeed receive HGH for use by Peyton, that information could then be used by the NFL as part of its own investigation that according to Brennan remains stuck in neutral, five months after the report came to light. With Manning possibly aspiring to run an NFL team in the future, its possible that he'd be disciplined as an executive for violations occurring as a player.
Without litigation or some other court proceeding that will bring the information to light, the NFL has no way of obtaining the documents. Unless, of course, Peyton and Ashley Manning execute the appropriate legal documents authorizing the Guyer Institute to provide that information.
At one point, Peyton Manning suggested that he'd allow the NFL to examine that information. He may have a different feeling on that issue, now that his playing career is over.
Report: Decker absent from OTAs in protest of Fitzpatrick situation
Jets wide receiver Eric Decker has been absent from the team's organized team activity (OTA) practices this week, and Brian Costello of the New York Post reported Wednesday night that Decker's absence is related to the team's ongoing contract standoff with free agent quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Citing a source, Costello reported that Decker stayed away from the practices because he's upset with the organization that Fitzpatrick remains unsigned.
The dots there are pretty easy to connect, though there are many reasons players miss OTA practices. With the quarterback market seemingly stagnant, it does seem time that the Jets and Fitzpatrick just do a deal. Whether or not Decker's reported protest could impact that, we probably won't ever know. We do know that Decker had a big season with Fitzpatrick throwing to him in 2015, and that Fitzpatrick has said he'd like to get a deal done to return.
These things happen — these absences and these negotiations — and at this point it seems like the Jets and Fitzpatrick will eventually get a deal done. Decker isn't required to attend OTAs, and the front office obviously has its reasons and its stance in this matter.
Kendall Fuller gets some OTA work
Maybe he's well ahead of schedule or maybe he's right on it. Either way, the Redskins have to see having rookie cornerback Kendall Fuller in uniform for organized team activity (OTA) practices as a positive.
Fuller suffered a torn ACL last September that ended his third and final season at Virginia Tech. He was a spectator during rookie minicamp earlier this month but said he would "definitely" be ready for training camp.
Though the Redskins are monitoring him closely, Fuller participated in Wednesday's OTA practice. Redskins Coach Jay Gruden said the team will be "cautious" and that Fuller will be eased into full work, but Gruden said he's progressing well.
A healthy Fuller and the late April addition of Josh Norman potentially give the Redskins depth and talent at cornerback they didn't have last season. Fuller was projected by many as a first-round pick had he been healthy during the pre-draft process; he was drafted by the Redskins in the third round.
Goodell blames unfamiliarity with Congressional report on travel
The NFL's response to the Congressional report regarding alleged efforts to interfere with a National Institutes of Health study has looked nothing like the scorched-earth approach taken earlier this year when the NFL strenuously objected to an article from the New York Times that accused the league of shoddy concussion research and haphazardly compared pro football to Big Tobacco. As the hours passed on Monday during ESPN's incessant trumpet-blasting of the report, with public opinion hardening like reinforced concrete, the league remained silent.
On Tuesday, when Commissioner Roger Goodell met the media at the conclusion of the quarterly ownership meetings in Charlotte, Goodell initially downplayed the situation with this response: "I didn't see the report, we were traveling down here."
I engaged in a full analysis of the answer during Tuesday's PFT Live on NBC Sports Radio. In lieu of me typing it up, you should just listen to it.
Here's a quick summary: I didn't like the response very much. If the league plans to devise a winning P.R. strategy to combat the siege mentality arising from the ongoing concussion crisis, the league should start with a more plausible strategy for adopting a dismissive tone regarding one of the more important Congressional reports generated regarding the league in recent years.
For the longer version, click play below.
After fireworks accident, C.J. Wilson hopes to resume career in CFL
The Buccaneers waived cornerback C.J. Wilson from their reserve-retired list Wednesday, clearing the way for Wilson to resume his career in the Canadian Football League.
Wilson lost two fingers on his right hand in a fireworks accident last July 4. Per his hometown newspaper, the Lincoln Times-News in Lincolnton, N.C., Wilson left last weekend for Winnipeg. Wilson's agent confirmed Wednesday to the Tampa Bay Times that Wilson has signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
CFL teams are opening training camps this week. The regular season starts in late June.
Wilson, 26, played in two games with the Bears in 2013 as an undrafted rookie and two for the Bucs in 2014.
Jarvis Jones "motivated" by Steelers declining his option
Steelers outside linebacker Jarvis Jones has plenty to play for in 2016 after the team declined to pick up the fifth-year option on his contract, and Jones called that situation "motivation" to have his best season yet.
The Steelers waited until just before the early May deadline before declining the option on Jones, meaning 2016 will be the final year of his rookie contract.
Jones started 15 games in 2015 and had his most productive season, recording two sacks, a forced fumble and an interception. He has started 26 of 36 career games but has just five sacks in three seasons.
"Obviously I have to be more productive than I have been the past three years," Jones said, per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "I think everybody knows that, and I know that myself. Nothing's changed."
Jones can still play his way into the team's long-term plans, and the sides can still negotiate a long-term deal. What would be best for both sides is Jones playing well enough this season for the Steelers that both his original team and potential outside suitors are interested in his services.
"It's not about the money," he said. "I don't play the game for the money. I play the game because it's something I'm passionate about. If I do what I have to do, eventually I'll get the money. That's not what I'm worried about right now. I'm worried about playing football and being a football player."
Arian Foster says he "probably" needs another month to be back to where he was
He's still not yet 30, but people think he's washed up. They could be rethinking that position soon.
Free-agent running back Arian Foster, still recovering from a torn Achilles tendon and still looking for a new job after being cut by the Texans, believes he's getting closer to a return to full strength.
"I probably need another month to get where I am, the person everyone is use to seeing," Foster told abc13.com in Houston. "I can definitely play, but I need another month to be where I want to be and be at that Pro Bowl level I can be at."
Can he get there? Foster's brother, Abdul, believes Arian can be "probably better."
Two years ago, Foster was pretty good, with 1,246 yards rushing and an average of 4.8 yards per carry. From 2011 through 2013, Foster had three straight 1,000-yard seasons, with a total of 4,264 rushing yards.
Despite his track record, Foster seems to be concerned that his personality could be an impediment to getting work.
"I am not one of those Captain America, 'Yes sir, no sir,' kind of cats, and a lot of that comes across as arrogance. But if anyone has spent any real time with me, they'll say I'm not arrogant," Foster said.
Most teams seem to have filled their needs at tailback, but injuries are inevitable. Someone will give Foster a chance, and there's a decent chance he'll still be pretty good, if not better.
Feeling "10 times better," Terrelle Pryor is ready to "beat up on some corners"
Reunited with his first NFL head coach but learning a new position, Browns receiver Terrelle Pryor has high hopes for 2016.
"[I'm] 10 times [better than last year]," Pryor said Wednesday, via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I look at the film and it amazes me, and I give that to [receivers coach Al] Saunders, because just sitting there and doing the extra meeting time with him and him really breaking down certain routes to me and how he wants them run, it's awesome."
So what does Browns coach Hue Jackson's former quarterback in Oakland want to do?
"I just really want to go beat up on some corners," Pryor said. "Catch the ball over them, run past them, catch the ball, stiff-arm them, whatever, it doesn't matter. Every time I touch the field, practice, game, I'm going to bring high energy, high effort."
He also brings a high level of disagreement to the idea that he's making the transition from quarterback to receiver.
"I don't even call it a transition anymore," Pryor said in comments distributed by the team. "I feel like I'm there. I already transitioned. It's just now continuing to get better at my craft and try to be the best I can be and do the things every single day to be the best player — like Coach Al [Saunders] says in our meeting room to all the receivers – 'to be the best player you can be, better than the players in the room, player in the league, player in the division.' Obviously, there are great players around the league. There are great players in our room. It's not going to always be like that, but you've got to have that mindset that you want to be the best every single day. We go out there like brothers and we go out there and we help each other and make sure we work hard."
Pryor still has plenty of work to do to persuade the Browns and the rest of the league that he can become a receiver. Nearly five years after being drafted, however, he could finally be moving toward the rare feat of becoming a starter at both NFL quarterback and another position on offense.
Browns not giving up on Justin Gilbert
For two seasons, Browns cornerback Justin Gilbert has been a first-round bust overshadowed by a flashier, better-known first-round bust in his own locker room.
Now, Johnny Manziel and everyone who drafted and coached Manziel and Gilbert in their first two seasons are gone. And Gilbert still has a chance to become a contributor.
The Browns are thin at cornerback, and top cornerback Joe Haden is sitting out this spring while rehabbing an ankle injury. That means Gilbert is getting plenty of snaps as he tries to prove he belongs in the NFL.
"We weren't here and we don't know what went on the last two years," Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton told reporters Wednesday, per the team's official transcript. "All we know is what went on film and tape from today. Everybody has a clean slate, and you go out and work hard. Is [Gilbert] a work in progress? Yes. Is he carrying anything from four months ago? Not in my book he's not. He's just one of the players that we want to help us win a championship here."
The Browns drafted Gilbert with the No. 8 overall pick in 2014, 14 spots ahead of where they picked Manziel. And Gilbert's struggles on and off the field the last two seasons were overshadowed by Manziel's more public exploits.
Horton said the new Browns staff is treating Gilbert "fairly" but not differently and wants Gilbert to know he has a chance to turn his career around.
"He has a lot of God-given ability that was, as coaches, have to get out," Horton said.
Gilbert faced team discipline multiple times over his first two seasons, had multiple injury issues last season and was involved in a road rage incident last fall. Though he had an interception for a touchdown against Andrew Luck as a rookie, he never earned much significant playing time. Gilbert has played in 23 games over two seasons. He played in nine, starting one, last season.
On the field, Horton said the Browns have tinkered with Gilbert's "elongated" stance, and that Gilbert offered no resistance. Gilbert said the right things last offseason about growing up and learning from his mistakes, and maybe this year the fresh start inside the Browns' building will help him get his career on track.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJLA) - Some University of Maryland students could soon be looking for somewhere new to live this fall; the well-known Knox Box Apartments in College Park might not be there later this year.
Sam Jinadu is like scores of other UMD students, who may soon be out on the street.
"We're kind of in the dark right now in terms of what's going on," he said. "If we have to move out, where do we go?"
Signs have been posted stating that all Knox Box properties have been sold, and that the sale would be completed by Thursday.
"I'm going to school in less than a month," said UMD student Andrew Domhan. "I go to the University of Maryland and it's right across the street, and now I have to go find a place to live."
There are reports that the new owners' plan is to tear down the existing apartments, sooner rather than later, and build a new development, which would first require terminating the leases of all current occupants.
For years, the Knox Box Apartments have filled up in the late summer and early fall with UMD upperclassmen gearing up for a new semester.
Erin Hood showed ABC 7 News a copy of her lease; on the second page is a clause stating that if the building is sold, the new landlord has the right to terminate and residents have 90 days to vacate the apartment.
"I just signed a lease with them at the end of May and they gave us no indication that this would happen," Hood said.
There is already a huge housing crunch both on and off campus at UMD, and this could add to the problem. With the new school year starting in just a few weeks, these students who were enjoying the freedom of off-campus living might have to scramble to find a place to live.
"This is people's lives," Jinadu said. "Where am I supposed to live? I don't have money to just drop on a new house that easily."
ABC 7 News contacted the developer that is reportedly taking over the property and received no response.


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This vertical marker is at 100 Sussex on the National Research Council building.
posted by: elyob
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 4/17/2016
last visited: 4/18/2016
T.S. B.M. ARROW - Courthouse - Georgetown, PEI
This is the second one of these that we've found, one on each end of the country.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Prince Edward Island, Canada
last visited: never
BM 121 D - Fernie, BC
Monumented in 1915, that was when this was the Fernie Post Office. The post office moved out of the building and around the corner many years ago. The building is now the public library.
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 2/25/2016
BM 7444 - Nakusp, BC
Monumented in the sidewalk outside the historic old Leland Hotel, we're guessing this benchmark disc has some stories to tell.
BC Water Resources 1071 - Revelstoke, BC
On the Illecillewaet River Bridge south of downtown Revelstoke, this steel or iron disc was monumented by British Columbia Water Resources.
City of Toronto, BM No 38 (80)
This benchmark is in the church at 315 Queen Street East.
date approved: 12/31/2015
City of Toronto, BM No 38
City of Toronto, BM No 26
This benchmark is in the church at 425 King Street East.
19740692 - Toronto, Ontario
19740722, Toronto, Ontario
Geodetic Survey Reference Mark 723102B - Presqu'ile Lighthouse, Brighton, ON
Brass Geodetic Survey of Canada Reference Mark located at Presqu'ile Provincial Park, ON.
posted by: jiggs11
date approved: 12/26/2015
92C071 - Port Renfrew, British Columbia, Canada
This Geodetic Survey of Canada marker is located at the north end of the bridge over the San Juan River in Port Renfrew, British Columbia, Canada.
posted by: The A-Team
BM 83C154 - Peachland, BC
Just south of Peachland is a well known waterfall named Hardy Falls, on Deep Creek.
BM 82C818 - Vaseux Creek, BC
82C818 is monumented on the Highway 97 bridge which crosses Vaseux Creek north of Oliver and about 3 kilometres south of Vaseux Lake.
date approved: 12/14/2015
BM 78T2 - Oliver, BC
78T2, full designation 46C78T2, is monumented in the front wall of the municipal building on the west side of Main Street between School Avenue and Fairview Road.
BM 82C811 - Okanagan Falls, BC
In the little town of Okanagan Falls, this benchmark is on the little bridge on Highway 97 at the south edge of downtown.
BM 827004 - Kaleden, BC
This is one of many Benchmarks, Reference and Azimuth Disks that have been monumented at the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory south of Kaleden, BC
Reference Disk 657008A - Kaleden, BC
Triangulation Station 657008 - Kaleden, BC
86H1279 - Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
This BC Control Survey marker is located 12 feet north of the Canada/US border at the corner of 0 Avenue and Peace Park Drive in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
Borne géodésique 94L4060
Une rondelle encastrée au sol. Matricule 94L4060 de la Garde côtière canadienne.
posted by: MaitreJack
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 11/17/2015
last visited: 10/24/2015
DOH BM Spruce Ridge Road, Goulbourn Township, Ontario
Use the Hazeldean Road exit.
date approved: 11/14/2015
last visited: 11/19/2015
81M387 - Swan River, MB
Located on the back or RCMP building, this one should be safe from vandalism
posted by: Bon Echo
location: Manitoba, Canada
866-F - St Walburg, SK
Benchmark on the wall of the post office
location: Saskatchewan, Canada
79C109 - Elko, British Columbia
Located on the SE corner at the junction of Hwy 3 and Hwy 93, west of Elko BC
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Guidelines for European Open Source Procurement Published
The OSOR agency has published a study that should make it easier for public administrations in Europe to make decisions regarding open source software procurement.
The Open Source Observatory and Repository Europe (OSOR) agency claims that the document should clarify why open source software can have an effective deployment in public agencies. "More importantly," it says, "how they can do so within the current procurement regulations."
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