"The Thought" Arrives in Tysons

On Monday night, the JBG Cos unveiled "The Thought," a public art sculpture directly in front of its under construction Tysons West development adjacent to the upcoming Spring Hill Road Metro stop. Snapped here: the designer, Robert Cole (middle), with JBG Rosenfeld's Jim Garibaldi and Jay Klug, former Fairfax Co chairman Kate Hanley, county supervisor Cathy Hudgins, JBGR's Greg Ehat, and JBG's Greg Trimmer. No, it's not a sequel to "The Thinker," however, Michael Bay is attached to direct it somehow.

Former Maryland QB (and current CBS NFL pundit) Boomer Esiason celebrates a birthday today. Any guesses? (Seriously, don't look it up!) Email chris.baird@bisnow.com and tomorrow we'll print the first reader to guess correctly.

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