Raiders’ punter Marquette King went where no Oakland kicker has gone before – at least we think so – Sunday. After being roughed by the Bills’ Corey White, King got up off the turf, grabbed the flag thrown by the official and broke into a little dance, celebrating the automatic first down that penalty meant. Marquette King out here swaggin on the penalty flag give this man the MVPhttps://t.co/Shy4cs9POX — Burner Account Wob #4 (@WorId_Wide_Wob) December 5, 2016 It’s not that King hasn’t danced before after particularly effective punts – he’s known for it. But to use a prop takes it to a different level. But it wasn’t all fun-and-games. King was slapped with a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, although it didn’t negate the roughing call. Report an errorPolicies and StandardsContact UsTags:Raiders 2016 seasonJohn HickeyJohn Hickey formerly covered the Oakland A's for the Bay Area News Group.Subscribe Today!All Access Digital offer for just 99 cents!blog comments powered by DisqusGet Morning Report and other email newsletters.

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James’ history with the organ goes back to when he began taking lessons in suburban New Jersey at age 12, switching over from the accordion. When he hit high school, James discovered the Hammond B-3 electronic organ in the auditorium and soon became the school’s official organist. He played Beatles tunes during morning assemblies and first attempted to play his own music to accompany a silent comedy short by film pioneer Larry Semon during a school variety show in 1967. “That led me to explore what was then a completely bygone world of professional music-making together with silent films,” James said.

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That provoked a giggle from one friend: “So basically, you’re spending the summer watching people dance?”. Well, yeah, seems that way. The thing is that I love dance — even though I can’t really dance myself. To me, there is a grace and power to dance that is unmatched by any other skill in the arts world. Make no mistake about it, I love to hear the music of a great band or a first-rate vocalist. I will go out of my way to watch good acting, whether on stage or on film. I can spend hours wandering art exhibits that stir my fancy.