In a dramatic acceleration of his transition to City Hall, Mayor de Blasio made five appointments to his administration, including a veteran negotiator to be his point man in forging new contracts with all of the municipal unions.
As the city’s next director of labor relations, Bob Linn, 65, is returning to a job he held more than a generation ago, under then-Mayor Ed Koch. But this time, de Blasio said, Linn will face the “hardest assignment” in the history of labor relations at City Hall.
It was a reference to some unfinished business that former Mayor Michael Bloomberg left to his predecessor: All of the city’s 300,000 unionized employees have been working without contracts, some for five years. The unions are demanding more than $7 billion in back pay.
De Blasio said he hoped to resolve “as many (contracts) as possible” in 2014. “It’s one of the most important focal points of this administration,” he said.
The municipal union leaders had a guarded response. Linn “was always a tough negotiator,” said Harry Nespoli, of the Municipal Labor Committee. “But it’ll probably be better than what we have now under Bloomberg.”
Capital NY got a quote from Linn:
In his opening remarks, Linn said it was "premature at this point" to discuss contract negotiations.
He then extended an olive branch to the frustrated, 300,000-person city workforce, which was often at odds with departing Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
"It has certainly become fashionable to denigrate public-sector workers and you will never hear that from any of us," Linn said.
Also a more extended statement from Nespoli and Vincent Alvarez, another labor leader:
Labor leaders expressed cautious optimism upon hearing of the new appointments.
Harry Nespoli, who chairs the city's Municipal Labor Committee, said he "expects" retroactive raises.
"We expect it now. It's time. We've been living on credit cards this whole time," Nespoli told Capital. "We're hoping Bob will listen to what we have to say, and we'll listen to him as well. It will be a slow process but I think with this new administration we can reach an agreement."
He said he will meet with his members in the coming weeks to discuss negotiations.
Vincent Alvarez of the city's Central Labor Council said, "It's a new day, and the mayor and Linn recognize that we need to move forward. … Obviously retroactivity is part of the issue but we will let that unfold at the bargaining table."
We'll just have to see how things go here.


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Pasig wins Chooks-to-Go 3×3 preseason tourney
Pasig ruled the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3×3 preseason tourney with a clean sweep in the one-day event at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig City on Monday.
The Kings, essentially playing at home, trounced the San Juan Knights, 21-17, in the championship game to complete the 4-0 showing en route to a PHP50,000 cash pot.
Dylan Ababou showed that he can still compete at a high level despite having top caliber Philippine Basketball Association prospects with him in Troy Rike, Joshua Munzon, and Taylor Statham with 10 points to lead Pasig.
The team first swept the single round robin group stages, beating Cebu and Valenzuela, before blasting Vigan, 21-9, in the semis.
Mac Cardona paced San Juan with 10 points of his own. (PNA)

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There’s no better ending in all sports than sudden-death overtime and the Stanley Cup Playoffs always provide the best, most dramatic endings with some iconic memorable goals. However, a series ending with an overtime-winning goal is rare and when they occur, the moments are special, to say the least. How rare are Game 7 overtime winners? Well historically, they are frequent in the Stanley Cup Playoffs but have only happened a few times in the Stanley Cup Final.
The First Game 7 Overtime Game-Winner
Before the Stanley Cup Final in 1939, the Boston Bruins and New York Rangers played in a neck-and-neck Semifinal Series. The series was so tight that four games required overtime and five games were decided by one goal. Additionally, Game 7 required three overtime periods to decide which team would advance to the Stanley Cup Final. The goal scorer of the game-winner was an unlikely hero but one that stepped up in the clutch and helped the Bruins not only win the series but the Stanley Cup as well.
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Mel Hill scored 10 goals in the 1938-39 season with the Bruins, ninth most on the team. However, he was playing at another level in the playoffs, scoring six goals which along with future Hall of Famer Roy Conacher was the most on the team. Hill interestingly had a knack for finding the back of the net in overtime in the playoffs. His three career overtime-winning goals are tied with Brad Marchand for the second-most in Bruins’ franchise history (Patrice Bergeron has the most with four playoff overtime goals).
In the third overtime of the final game of the Semifinal series, Hill found the back of the net to walk off the series and send the Bruins to the Stanley Cup Final, where they’d go on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs in a five-game series. The goal was the first big moment in a respectable nine-year career but in his second year in the NHL, he was the surprise player that ended Game 7 with his overtime goal. The unexpected player stepping up and scoring in big moments would become a theme throughout playoff history and Game 7 game-winning goal history.
The Stanley Cup Game 7 Game-Winners
The NHL has played the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final formats since 1939 as part of the incredible 125-year history of the most famous trophy in sports. However, despite the multiple matchups, there have only been 17 Game 7’s, and only two of them have ended with a sudden-death overtime-winning goal.
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The first Game 7 game-winner was in the 1950 Stanley Cup Final. The Detroit Red Wings, who interestingly enough advanced to the Final by defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs in a seven-game series with a 1-0 overtime win, faced the Rangers in a back-and-forth series. In Game 7, with Sid Abel scoring his fifth goal of the series to lead all skaters, the score was tied 3-3 and the two teams went to double overtime before the game-winner was scored by the most unexpected player on the Red Wings.
Red Wings forward Pete Babando only scored six goals and six assists in his one season with the team, and his 12 regular season points were 15th on the roster. He was a depth player but with both teams exhausted in overtime, he stepped up and fired a shot past Rangers goaltender Chuck Rayner for his second goal of the game but more importantly, the goal that ended the game and the series. Babando scored the most significant goal of the Red Wings’ season as it allowed them to lift the Cup but it would be his final big moment with the team. In the 1950 offseason, he was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks where he’d spend his next two and a half seasons before retiring with the Rangers in 1953.
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The 1950 Stanley Cup Final was the first to end with a sudden-death overtime winner and it helped launch a Red Wings dynasty that won four titles in six years. The next Game 7 game-winner would come from that Red Wings dynasty as well only four years later.
The Red Wings faced the Montreal Canadiens in 1954 in a series that went the distance to force a Game 7 at Olympia Stadium. In a 1-1 defensive battle, Red Wings forward Tony Leswick fired a shot at the blue line past Canadiens goaltender Gerry McNeil to score his only goal of the series but notably break the tie and win the Stanley Cup. Unlike Babando, who came out of nowhere to score the sudden death Game 7 goal in 1950, Leswick’s goal capped off a memorable 12-year career in the NHL. At 30 years old, he established himself as a two-way forward and a reliable contributor on a star-studded team that had Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay, and six other Hall of Famers on it. His goal put a bow on a strong career and put him in a unique place in NHL history as he became the second player to score a Game 7 sudden-death overtime goal.
Since 1954, the Stanley Cup Final hasn’t been decided by a sudden-death overtime goal, despite multiple Game 7s and many memorable moments. While Bobby Orr’s flying goal, arguably the most famous goal in NHL history was scored in overtime, the goal was scored in Game 4, allowing the Boston Bruins to complete the sweep to win the Cup. In 1994, the Rangers snapped their 53-year title drought with a dramatic 3-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks where they held the one-goal lead throughout the third and final period of play. Likewise, in 2004, the Lightning held on to a 2-1 lead over the Flames to cliche their first title in franchise history. Even in the 2009 Stanley Cup Final, where the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Red Wings 2-1 despite playing the third period without Sidney Crosby, the game-winning goal was scored in the second period by Maxime Talbot.
There’s no better ending than a sudden-death game-winning goal but since 1954, the Stanley Cup Final hasn’t been decided with the best possible ending. While it has become a rarity for the Final, there have been a few Game 7 sudden-death overtime goals in the Stanley Cup Semifinals that have provided fans with some memorable goals even recently.
Semifinal Game 7 OT Winners
Following the 1954 sudden-death game-winner, hockey fans had to wait 14 years until the next series to be decided in sudden-death overtime. Interestingly, the goal came in the first year of NHL expansion which saw the league go from six teams to 12, creating more playoff rounds as a result. In the 1968 West Division Final, the St. Louis Blues beat the Minnesota North Stars 2-1 in double overtime behind forward Ron Schock’s first and only goal of the series. While the win was dramatic, it didn’t help the Blues win the Stanley Cup, as they were easily swept by the Canadiens, starting a streak of three consecutive losses in the Stanley Cup Final.
The late 1970s Canadiens are often referred to as one of the best teams in NHL history, winning the Stanley Cup four years in a row led by Hall of Fame players Guy Lafleur, Serge Savard, and Ken Dryden. In 1979, they needed all seven games to defeat the rival Bruins in the Semifinal series featuring a Game 7 that had four third-period goals to tie the game 4-4. In overtime, Yvon Lambert found the puck in front of the net to send the Canadiens to the Stanley Cup Final in front of an ecstatic crowd at the Montreal Forum. The game-winner from Lambert allowed the team to defeat the Rangers in five games to cap off the dynasty.
Many fans know about Mark Messier’s famous guarantee in the 1994 Eastern Conference Final that the Rangers would win Game 6 to force a Game 7 against the rival New Jersey Devils. However, Game 7 was decided by a rare sudden-death overtime winner. In a 1-1 goaltending duel, where Martin Brodeur and Mike Richter combined to make 76 saves, Rangers forward Stephane Matteau skated behind the net and wrapped in the game-winning goal in double overtime.
The 2014 Western Conference Final saw the two teams of the decade face off with the right to return to the Final. The Blackhawks hosted the Los Angeles Kings in a seventh game that saw both offenses erupt, scoring four goals each in regulation. Six minutes into the overtime period, defenseman Alec Martinez flipped the puck on the net from the point and it zipped by goaltender Corey Crawford to end the series. The Kings would win the Stanley Cup in a five-game series with Martinez being the hero in the final game as well, scoring the overtime winner to give the team their second title in three years. The loss stung for the Blackhawks but they won the Cup the next year to wrap up a modern dynasty, winning three titles in six years.
The next and most recent Semifinal series to end with a sudden-death overtime goal was the Eastern Conference Final in 2017. In a 2-2 Game 7 that went to double overtime between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Ottawa Senators, Chris Kunitz took a quick Crosby pass and sent the puck to the top shelf to end the game and series. The Kunitz goal allowed the Penguins to reach their second consecutive Stanley Cup Final where they ended up defeating the Nashville Predators in six games.
New Century = More Walk-Off Goals
By the time the 2000-01 NHL season started, the league had expanded to 30 teams. With the expansion came longer seasons, longer playoffs, and more games that would require overtime. Since the 2001 playoffs, there have been 21 Game 7 overtime-winning goals most of which have come in the First or Second Round.
In the 2000-01 Eastern Conference Semifinal, the Penguins faced the Buffalo Sabres in a series where both Game 5 and Game 6 were decided in overtime. Game 7 was no exception with both teams locked in a 2-2 tie. The game was decided by one of the best defensemen on the Penguins but not a goal scorer in the slightest. Darius Kasparaitis scored three goals in 77 games that season and in his career, he only scored two goals in the playoffs. However, one of them was the overtime winner as he stepped up on the rush and shot the puck past Sabres goaltender Dominik Hasek. Kasparaitis sent the team to the Eastern Conference Final but they ran into a wall in the New Jersey Devils, who beat them in a short five-game series.
The Penguins couldn’t defeat the team of the early 2000s but Andrew Brunette’s overtime-winning goal in Game 7 of the 2003 Quarterfinal allowed the Minnesota Wild to defeat the Avalanche, the other team of the early decade. The Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in 2001 and had the roster to win another a few years later. However, in Game 7 on their home ice, they were stunned by the Wild, a team that had only been in existence for three years. Brunette found a breakaway scoring chance and slipped the puck around Hall of Fame goaltender Patrick Roy for a stunning overtime goal. The goal helped carry the team to the Western Conference Final but unfortunately, they ran out of gas, getting swept by the Anaheim Ducks.
One year later, the Calgary Flames scored a Game 7 goal that would propel them to one of their great Cup runs in franchise history. Facing the Vancouver Canucks in the Quarterfinals, a 2-2 game went to overtime and on the power play, Martin Gelinas collected a loose puck near the net to end the series. Gelinas was an unsung hero of that team, scoring 17 goals in the season and eight goals in the playoffs as a veteran presence on the left wing. The goal allowed the Flames to advance to the next round and they’d ultimately reach the Stanley Cup Final where they’d lose to the Lightning in a hard-fought seven-game series.
The next such goal would come four years later in the 2008 Quarterfinal series between the Washington Capitals and the Philadelphia Flyers. In a game that featured Alexander Ovechkin, Daniel Briere, and plenty of star power, it was journeyman Joffrey Lupul, who would play on four teams in 12 years, who scored the game-winner. A shot from the point provided a juicy rebound and Lupul put the puck into the net to advance to the next round. The goal helped the Flyers reach the next round and subsequently, the Eastern Conference Final but they bumped into a well-oiled machine in the Penguins, who defeated them in a five-game series.
The Hurricanes faced a similar predicament to the Flyers the next year. In the Eastern Conference Semifinals, they faced the Boston Bruins and on the road, Scott Walker scored in overtime his first playoff goal to end the series in seven games. The Hurricanes upset the Bruins but in the Eastern Conference Final, they faced a Penguins team that was on a mission to win the Stanley Cup after a devastating defeat the year before. The Penguins won the series in a sweep and then defeated the Red Wings in the Final in a dramatic seven-game series.
The Canucks 2011 playoff run ended in heartbreaking fashion but was one to remember as it featured a dominant team and multiple dramatic games. The most intense game came in the Quarterfinals as they hosted the defending champion Blackhawks for Game 7 in a 1-1 goaltending duel between Roberto Luongo and Blackhawks goaltender Crawford. Alexandre Burrows scored the only goal in regulation for the Canucks but his highlight goal came in overtime. He stole the puck in the offensive zone and with a slapshot, found the back of the net to end the series and send the Rogers Arena Crowd into a frenzy.
The next night, the team that would beat the Canucks in the Stanley Cup Final scored their own Game 7 game-winning goal. The Bruins went back and forth with the Montreal Canadiens in a 3-3 game before Nathan Horton scored the series-clincher. Horton scored 26 goals that year, second-most on the team but his most important goal came in the Quarterfinal series against the Canadiens with a slapshot from the point that fueled the team’s playoff run. The Bruins would go on to win the Stanley Cup in a seven-game series against the Canucks, winning their first title since 1972.
The Bruins hope for a repeat of squashed in the same round Horton scored his overtime goal. In the 2012 Quarterfinal, the Capitals knocked off the reigning champs with an overtime goal of their own in Game 7. Just under three minutes into overtime, Joel Ward scored his first goal of the playoffs to end the series. Interestingly, the next night would also have a Game 7 game-winner but unlike the Capitals, the team that scored the goal went on to reach the Stanley Cup Final.
The Devils faced the Florida Panthers in the Quarterfinal series and after Game 6 went to overtime, the final game of the series went to double overtime. 21-year-old Adam Henrique, who would become a pivotal part of the playoff run, collected a bouncing puck in the offensive zone and fired it into the net for his second goal of the game. The Devils would then sweep the Flyers in the next round and in a six-game series against the rival New York Rangers, Henrique would score the overtime-winning goal to send them to the Stanley Cup Final.
The next goal would be a dagger to the hearts of Maple Leafs’ fans. The Bruins trailed in the 2013 Game 7 Quarterfinal 4-1 in the third period but three unanswered goals tied the game 4-4 and prevented the Maple Leafs from advancing in the playoffs for the first time since 2004. In overtime, Bergeron found a juicy rebound off a Tyler Seguin shot and shot the puck past a sprawling James Reimer to end the game and the series. The Bruins would reach the Stanley Cup Final and lose to the Blackhawks in a six-game series while their Original Six rival would continue to suffer heartbreak after heartbreak in the first round.
While many forwards have scored the sudden-death game-winners, Brent Seabrook is one of the few defensemen to score a series-clinching goal with his goal in the 2013 Western Conference Semifinal. With the Chicago Blackhawks knotted up at one goal apiece with the Red Wings in Game 7, Seabrook carried the puck into the offensive zone and fired a quick wrister past goaltender Jimmy Howard. The goal sent the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup Final, where they ultimately defeated the Bruins in six games.
Almost 11 years to the day that Brunette scored the walk-off goal against the Avalanche, Nino Niederrieter scored a Game 7 overtime goal to give the Wild a 5-4 win and allow them to advance to the Second Round. The goal had uncanny similarities to Brunette’s in 2003 as it came in overtime, in the same arena (Pepsi Center), on an odd-man rush, in the first round of the playoffs. Niederreiter’s wrist shot slipped past Semyon Varlamov’s glove and left the crowd stunned as the Wild ended the series.
The cap off years of tough luck, the Capitals faced the Rangers in the Second Round in 2015 and built a 3-1 series lead. The Rangers battled back with a 2-1 overtime win in Game 5 and a 4-3 win in Game 6 to force a winner-take-all game. In the series finale, Henrik Lundqvist and Braden Holtby were locked into a 1-1 goaltending duel with both making over 35 saves in the game. Finally, a Dan Girardi shot bounced off Holtby and right to Derek Stepan who quickly fired the puck into the net to end the series and send the Rangers to the Eastern Conference Final.
The 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs
The 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs were unusual for a multitude of reasons. The Lightning, who won the Presidents’ Trophy with a 62-16-4 record were swept in the first round by the Columbus Blue Jackets while the Blues won their first Stanley Cup title in franchise history with one of the greatest midseason turnarounds in sports history. However, one of the unique elements of the 2019 playoffs was that three matchups ended with Game 7 overtime winners, two of which were on back-to-back nights.
The San Jose Sharks already came back from a 3-1 series deficit to force Game 7 against the Vegas Golden Knights but the game itself was one of the most memorable in recent years. Trailing 3-0 in the third-period veteran skater Joe Pavelski took a hit that gave the Sharks a five-minute major power play, in which they scored four goals before the game ended up going to overtime tied 4-4. In overtime, Barclay Goodrow sniped the game-winner past Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury to complete the comeback in both the game and the series.
The following night, the Hurricanes faced a Capitals team that was at home and looking to repeat as Stanley Cup Champions. In a 3-3 game that went to double overtime, Justin Williams who was known as “Mr. Game 7“, fired a puck on the net that Brock McGinn redirected to help the Hurricanes pull off the series upset and silence the Capitals crowd in the process. The upset also added to the oddity of the 2019 playoffs with the four top-seeded teams eliminated in the first round.
After the two first-round sudden-death series winners, the second round provided an overtime Game 7 that helped propel the winner to the Western Conference Final and eventually win their first Stanley Cup in franchise history. The Blues and Dallas Stars were locked in a 1-1 game that went to double overtime but a Robert Thomas shot sent Stars goaltender Ben Bishop sprawling for the puck, allowing Pat Maroon to tap in the game-winning goal. The goal kickstarted a remarkable run in the playoffs for Maroon as he not only won the Stanley Cup that year but the next two years as well playing for the Lightning.
The 2020 Bubble (Stars-Avalanche)
The 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs will always be remembered for being a one-of-a-kind as it was played in an empty Scotiabank Arena in Toronto and Rogers Place in Edmonton because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Stars and Colorado Avalanche played a back-and-forth Game 7, which appropriately decided a back-and-forth second-round series. In a 4-4 game, the Stars controlled the puck in the offensive zone and Joel Kiviranta found an open shot in the slot to not only complete a hat trick in the game but end the series.
The goal helped propel the Stars to the Stanley Cup Final but their luck would run out after that. They lost to the Lightning in six games in the Final, missed the playoffs the next season, and were a wild card team in the 2021-22 season. The decline from being a borderline Cup contender to a middling team in the Western Conference forced head coach Rick Bowness to step down and the front office to tweak the roster. The Avalanche on the other hand used the rough defeat as fuel. After losing to the Stars in Game 7 in overtime and to the Golden Knights the next year, they went on to win the Stanley Cup in 2022 and the playoff heartbreak helped fuel a run where they went 16-4 to win the title.
2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs
On May 15, 2022, hockey fans were treated to two great, memorable Game 7 first-round matchups. The Rangers defeated the Penguins 4-3, while the Flames defeated the Stars 3-2. It was the first time since 1997 that two Game 7’s went into overtime on the same night, making it arguably one of the most memorable nights for fans in recent years.
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The first game-winner was only possible because the Rangers battle back from a 3-1 deficit, forcing a winner-take-all game at Madison Square Garden. Trailing 3-2 with five minutes left in the game, Mika Zibanejad scored the game-tying goal to force overtime. Under five minutes into the extra period, Artemi Panarin, known for his passing skills, shot the puck past Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry to end the series. The goal allowed the Rangers to reach the Eastern Conference Final for the first time since 2015 but they were no match for the Lightning, who beat them in a six-game series.
The second overtime winner that night was unfortunately the one bright moment for the Flames. Johnny Gaudreau scored the goal to allow them to beat the Stars in the series in what became his last great moment with the franchise. Unfortunately, the team lost to the Oilers in the next round in a five-game series. Then the Flames spiraled downward as Gaudreau left in free agency and the team missed the playoff the next season, resulting in both the general manager (GM) Brad Treliving and head coach Darryl Sutter being fired.
2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs
The Bruins ended the 2022-23 season with the best record in the NHL and arguably the great regular season in league history going 65-12-5 to win the Presidents’ Trophy. After building a 3-1 series lead in the First Round, they looked poised to advance and become the first team since the 2007-08 Red Wings to finish an 82-game season with the best record and win the Cup.
The Panthers had other plans. They not only battled back in Game 5 to steal the game on the road with an overtime victory but then won Game 6 to force a winner-take-all game at TD Garden on Sunday, April 30th. Trailing 3-2 in the final minute of the game, defenseman Brandon Montour, who scored earlier in the game fired the puck to the back of the net to force overtime.
Despite squandering a late lead, history was still on the Bruins’ side. They had four Game 7 overtime-winning goals in their franchise history, the Panthers had none. However, in the overtime period, Carter Verhaeghe, who scored 42 goals that season but only one in the series, shot the puck to the top shelf and past goaltender Jeremy Swayman to win the game 4-3. The goal left the Bruins, the home crowd, and hockey fans at large stunned as the Panthers completed one of the greatest upsets in NHL history.
Other Game 7 Overtime Game-Winning Goals
There have been 48 total goals that were in sudden-death overtime in Games 7’s. The 25 mentioned above were either in the Final, Seminal, or the past 23 years. The other Game 7 overtime winners were in the First Round or Second Round of the playoffs with some goals simply being a shining moment while others helped fuel deep playoff runs.
In order for Babando to score his Stanley Cup Final game-winner, the Red Wings needed to reach the Final first. They did so in a low-scoring duel against the Maple Leafs where Leo Reise, who scored only five goals to that point in the season and only 36 in his career, scored the first and only goal of the game.
The Blues and North Stars were locked in a 1-1 game and forward Kevin O’Shea of all skaters was the one to end the game and the series. O’Shea played in only four regular season games with the Blues after he was waived by the Buffalo Sabres that year but he stepped up and scored the series-clinching goal. It didn’t help the team make a run unfortunately as they were swept by the Bruins in the next round (a common theme of the 1970s for both franchises).
The Maple Leafs’ stars stepped up when it mattered most in the early-round series against the New York Islanders. Lanny McDonald, who led the team with 47 goals that year and would go on to have a Hall-of-Fame career, scored the game-winner with a nifty move to create an open shot and slip the puck past goaltender Mike Palmateer. The Maple Leafs were swept by the Canadiens in the next round while the Islanders would go on to win the Stanley Cup two years later as part of a run where they won four consecutive titles.
80s OT Winners
1983 Adams Division Finals
The Bruins trailed 2-0 in Game 7 to the Sabres but two goals in the second period, including one by Hall of Fame defenseman Brad Park forced the game into overtime. After scoring the game-tying goal, the 34-year-old Park scored the goal in overtime to complete the comeback. The goal capped off a remarkable career but unfortunately, the Bruins ran into the dynasty of the era in the next round, losing to the Islanders in a six-game series.
1984 Norris Division Finals
The North Stars and the Blues were once again facing one another in a seven-game series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. This time, the North Stars came out on top with a Steve Payne goal to send them to the next round with a 4-3 victory. They bumped into the team of the future as the Oilers swept them in the next round on their way to their first of five Cup titles in the decade.
1985 Adams Division Finals
Peter Stastny was one of the greatest players in NHL history and he put an exclamation point on a 100-point season with his overtime winner, allowing the Quebec Nordiques to defeat the Montreal Canadiens 3-2. The Nordiques lost to the Philadelphia Flyers in the next round but the goal was a bookmark in a great career for Stastny, who scored 33 more playoff goals and would be elected to the Hall of Fame in 1998.
1986 Adam Division Finals
In the Canadiens’ Stanley Cup run, 20-year-old forward Claude Lemieux was one of the best skaters during the playoffs. He scored 10 goals and six assists including the game-winning goal against the Hartford Whalers to help the Canadiens win their 22nd title in franchise history. It was his first of many successful playoff runs for Lemieux as he’d score 80 goals and 78 assists in 234 career playoff games while winning the Cup four times.
1987 Patrick Division Semifinals
The game known as the “Easter Epic” took four overtime periods to decide a series winner but after 128 minutes, the Islanders defeated the Capitals. Hall of Fame center Pat LaFontaine was the hero of the marathon game as he hit the inside of the post to net the 3-2 game-winner in a game that started on Saturday night and ended Sunday morning.
1988 Patrick Division Semifinals
After the Capitals were on the wrong end of the “Easter Epic” they bounced back the next year against the Flyers. Down 3-1 in the series, they forced a Game 7, and then in the deciding game, they came back from a 3-0 deficit to force overtime at four goals apiece. Dale Hunter, who scored the team’s third period goal, scored the series-winning goal. Hunter scored three overtime-winning goals in the playoffs with the Quebec Nordiques earlier in his career but his first with the Capitals sent them to the next round.
1989 Smythe Division Semifinal
The Flames had a year to remember when they won their first and only Stanley Cup title in franchise history. In the first matchup in the playoffs, they were on the brink of elimination as they went to overtime with a 3-3 tie against the Canucks in Game 7. Fortunately, center Joel Otto, who was a reliable contributor to the offense all season, stepped up and score the game-winner. The rest is history as the Flames scorched past the rest of the competition to win the Cup, defeating the Canadiens in a six-game series.
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1991 Smythe Division Semifinals
The Battle of Alberta lived up to the hype! The Flames and Edmonton Oilers played in a back-and-forth series and Game 7 was no exception. The Flames took a 3-0 lead then the Oilers came storming back with four unanswered goals and held the lead until the final 2:10 of regulation when Ronnie Stern scored the game-tying goal to force overtime. The hero was Edmonton’s leading scorer and often overlooked icon Esa Tikkanen, who scored the game-winner and the hat trick to end the series.
1992 Adam Division Semifinals
Russ Courtnall only scored seven goals in the 1991-92 season and one goal in the playoffs. However, his one goal allowed the Canadiens to defeat the Whalers 3-2 in Game 7 in a double-overtime game.
1993 Norris Division Semifinals
Before the Red Wings became the team of the late 1990s they had to go through some heartbreak. In Game 7 against the Maple Leafs, Nikolai Borschevsky, who scored a team-leading 34 goals that season, re-directed a Bob Rouse shot from the point into the back of the net to end the game just 2:35 into overtime. The Maple Leafs would lose in the Western Conference Finals to the Los Angeles Kings in a seven-game series (for five years, they were in the Western Conference a weird but interesting part of the team’s history). The Red Wings meanwhile used the rough defeat as fuel and the core players, specifically Nicklas Lidstrom, Steve Yzerman, and Sergei Federov, would bounce back later in the decade to win multiple Cup titles.
1993 Patrick Division Finals
The Penguins won back-to-back Stanley Cup titles in 1991 and 1992 and looked poised to make another run at the Cup. However, the Islanders not only gave them a hard-fought series but upset them on their home ice in overtime of the decisive game. The Islanders’ hero was David Volek a forward who scored eight goals all season but two in the 4-3 Game 7 victory.
1994 Western Conference Quarterfinals
Five years after the Flames put a dagger into the hearts of Canucks’ fans, they got their revenge. It came off the stick of Hall of Famer Pavel Bure as he scored his two goals in a 4-3 victory in Game 7, including the game-winner in double-overtime. The goal kickstarted the Canucks remarkable playoff run that saw them reach the Stanley Cup Final where they lost to the Rangers in a memorable seven-game series.
1995 Western Conference Quarterfinals
The theme of the series between the Flames and Sharks was goals, goals, and more goals as the two teams combined for 61 goals. Game 7 was another high-scoring game with Ray Whitney scoring the game-winner in double overtime to give the Sharks a 5-4 victory. Whitney was 22 years old and in his fourth year in the NHL when he scored the overtime winner and while his goal didn’t result in a Stanley Cup title, he’d eventually hoist the Cup 11 years later playing for the Hurricanes.
1996 Western Conference Semifinals
The Red Wings and Blues were locked into a scoreless defensive battle. A Game 7 that featured Wayne Gretzky, Brett Hull, Fedorov, and 10 other Hall of Famers, the defense, showcased by Lidstrom and Chris Pronger, was in control until the end. After 81:15 minutes of scoreless hockey, Yzerman fired a slapshot from the blue line to score his team-leading sixth goal of the series and allow the Red Wings to advance to the next round.
1997 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals
The Sabres and Senators entered the playoffs as two of the young, up-and-coming teams in the NHL. The series went the distance and in a 2-2 game, Derek Plante was the difference maker, scoring the game-tying goal in the third period to force the game to overtime and then scoring the game-winner.
1997 Western Conference Quarterfinals
The same night that the Sabres won with a Game 7 overtime-winning goal, the Oilers edged the Stars in a 4-3 game courtesy of a Todd Marchant goal. The fast-skating Marchant gained an edge on the Stars’ defense and went to the top shelf for the game-winner to send the Oilers to the next round. Interestingly, the Stars, who lost the game would go on to win the Stanley Cup two years later against the Sabres, the other team that scored the Game 7 game-winner that night.
1999 Western Conference Quarterfinals
In a scoreless duel between the Phoenix Coyotes and the Blues, Pierre Turgeon had the perfect deflection on a Ricard Persson shot, giving the Blues a 1-0 overtime victory. The Game 7 win propelled them to the next round but the momentum didn’t last long as they lost to the eventual Stanley Cup champion in the Stars.
The optimal ending in the Stanley Cup Playoffs is a game-winning goal in overtime. While overtime winners are common, seeing a series end decided with an overtime winner is a rare occurrence but one that makes playoff hockey special. The intensity, the execution, and the reaction to the goals are what make the game as breathtaking as it is.


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Civil rights attorney Pamela Price ran in the 2014
15th Assembly District primary, finishing third.
Oakland civil rights attorney Pamela Price has filed an intent to challenge Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O’Malley in next year’s June primary.
Price, who at one time, represented Jasmine Abuslin, the woman at the center of the Oakland police scandal, filed a statement of intent with the Alameda County Registrar’s office last month.
In addition to running her own law practice, Price is also a member of the Alameda County Democratic Central Committee. During the 2016 June primary she garnered the most votes of any central committee candidate.
In two elections since being appointed Alameda
County DA, Nancy O’Malley has never faced a
challenger for her office.
Price also ran for the 15th Assembly District seat in the 2014 June primary, eventually won by Tony Thurmond. Price finished third with 15 percent of the vote, but outside of the top two that advanced to the November General Election.
Price did not respond to questions about her candidacy.
Countywide office, though, is yet another stratosphere of local government and the hegemony of elected Alameda County elected officials has been unquestioned over the past three decades, including O’Malley’s office.
Since being appointed by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors in 2009 to replace the retiring D.A. Tom Orloff, O’Malley has run unopposed.
At the time of O’Malley’s appointment, just less than nine months before the 2010 election, opponents charged Orloff with hand-picking the county’s next top lawyer without any public input.
An activist group in 2014 briefly attempted with no success to publicly recruit candidates to challenge O’Malley and Alameda County Sheriff Gregory Ahern, in response to criticism toward each for their handling of police shootings and misconduct.

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A person was tragically shot and killed in a weird searching accident — one the place his canine reportedly pulled the set off whereas they had been driving.
The 32-year-old Wichita, Kansas native was killed Saturday based on the Sumner County Sheriff’s workplace … which informed native outlet KWCHthe hunter’s canine stepped on the rifle whereas it was within the again seat, inflicting it to discharge within the proprietor’s path.
The workplace says cops responded to the world — north of Geuda Springs — and located the person within the entrance seat … they began CPR instantly based on reviews, however he was pronounced useless on the scene. It’s unclear if the animal was harmed in any respect within the course of.
The incident marks the second reported searching accident we have lined in as many weeks … TMZ broke the story, a household’s canine was sadly shot and killed by hunters that mistook it for a wolf.
Jennifer Heller, proprietor of the late 8-year-old malamute, informed us she met with the Game Commissioner after the pup’s passing — on the lookout for methods to forestall tragedies like this sooner or later.


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The Morrow County School District recently received the last-minute resignation of David Norton, former principal of Riverside Jr/Sr High School.
Due to the timing of this, Director of Human Resources Erin Stocker said that after much discussion and deliberation, the district has moved forward with the following administrative shifts and appointments for the 2022-23 school year.
Riverside Jr/Sr High school: John Christy, former Windy River Elementary principal, is transferring to be the new principal and Steve Sheller remains as vice principal. Christy is a long-time employee of MCSD and has a strong history with Riverside. “We are excited to see the direction that RJSHS goes under his leadership,” Stocker said.
Windy River Elementary: Stephanie Ewing, former A.C. Houghton Elementary principal, is transferring to be the new principal. Ewing’s background with elementary programs and over ten years of experience as an elementary principal will continue the strong direction that Christy began with the Windy River team.
A.C. Houghton Elementary: Jill Ledbetter, former Sam Boardman Elementary principal, is transferring to be the new principal. Ledbetter has a strong history with A.C. Houghton and the community of Irrigon. “Mrs. Ledbetter brings a wealth of experience at the elementary level in MCSD, and we know she will continue the work in instructional improvement and student achievement,” Stocker said.
Sam Boardman Elementary: Jami Carbray, former vice principal at Sam Boardman, will be promoted to principal and Laura Browne Winters will be assigned as the interim vice principal. Carbray has worked side by side with Ledbetter this year to establish vision and action steps, so Stocker said the district is confident in her ability to create that continuity. Winters has a strong connection to SBE, as well as a working knowledge of the special programs at SBE. “We are excited to have her return to the staff of SBE to support the students and families,” said Stocker.
New district Superintendent Matt Combe said that while these changes are unexpected for Morrow County School District, administrators configured the new team with the best interests of students, staff and families at heart. “We acknowledge this is quite a bit of change in our schools and may raise questions for many, but over the next week the administrators will be reaching out to their staffs to introduce themselves and answer any questions,” Combe said.
In a previous press release, the district announced that Rose Palmer was named the new principal at Irrigon Jr/Sr High School and Ryan Gerry was named the new principal at Heppner Jr/Sr High School. Principals at Heppner Elementary and Irrigon Elementary remain unchanged.
The district will be led by new Superintendent Combe starting July 1, 2022.


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Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy! Every time I sit down to peruse MeFi I hear "there goes daddy on the blue again." Once they realized that some of their favorite flash sites came from the blue they wanted daddy to put up their favorite. Well here it is, my boys present to you Captain Underpants' battle with the Bionic Booger Boy, a gross interpretation of Galaxian. If you have young boys, check out the author's site and his books. Dave Pilkey has written a slew of incredibly funny and readable books for young kids, especially young boys.
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Aretha Franklin Wants To Be A Judge On American Idol
When I read that headline I thought it was a interesting to say the least. Who wouldn't be intimidated to stand before the Queen Of Soul and sing? Read below to find out why Aretha wants to be down with one of the music themed reality shows:
With Jennifer Lopez reportedly vacating her seat at Idol maybe there is an even bigger seat for Aretha Franklin.Even in her golden years, Aretha Franklin is an active, innovative woman.
Now that she's got a new body, the diva said she's ready to be a judge on any of the popular television competition singing shows.
"I would love to be a judge on one of those shows," she said.
Other singers like Mary J. Blige, Ne Yo, John Legend and Robin Thicke have been guest judges on "American Idol," "Duets," and "The Voice." But Franklin is curious why producers won't choose her.
"I don't understand why singers like myself, Gladys [Knight], Natalie [Cole], and Patti [LaBelle] can't be judges. We never get a call. I don't understand it," she said. "I watch those shows from time to time. Some of the talent is very good. Some of it is fun. And some of it is really wild."
Is there age discrimination taking place here? Or do producers think the divas are too good for the competition?
Or too intimidating … to either the contestants or to Simon and the other judges?

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Earlier this year, I posted a caution about the concerns of signing blank medical authorizations for insurance carriers. Another concern is the insurance carrier sending a nurse case manager with you to your medical appointments. Case managers have a reputation for lobbying doctors against work restrictions.
In other words, if a doctor treating you thinks you should be restricted to sedentary work, the case manager may advocate to the doctor that light or medium duty work is more appropriate. This makes it more likely that a case manager and an insurance adjuster will attempt to use these work restrictions to force an injured worker back to work at a job that is beyond their physical restrictions, hampering their recovery and potentially making the work-related condition worse.
Workers who have suffered work injuries simply want to get better. But often they need time to heal so that they can return to being employees as soon as possible. The impatience, and oftentimes shortsightedness, of the insurance company and their adjusters can hamper the ability of an injured worker to go back to work.
Insurance adjusters are trained on the law. They know every twist and turn that can lead the unrepresented, injured worker into pitfalls that they may not be able to get out of, jeopardizing their entitlement to workers’ compensation benefits.
This firm stands ready to assist anyone who feels they are being pressured back to work or their doctors are being pressured to write work releases that do not accurately reflect their level of disability.

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Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfa Review
[PlayStation release update] Electronic Arts and the development team at EA Canada hope to catch as many PlayStation gamers as they did when Garden Warfare first launched exclusively on Xbox One.
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HVOB celebrates their unique blend of downtempo and house music with their first live album and a documentary as an added bonus.
Blending house, techno, and downtempo into a seamless experience is something fans know HVOB does well. The Austria-based duo of Anna Müller and Paul R. Wallner craft deft calmness through their mixture of haunting darkness and atmospheric melodies. While they quietly fell into the void thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, earlier this month they announced a passion project: their first live album.
For those unfamiliar with HVOB (which stands for Her Voice Over Boys), we covered them briefly during their performance at CRSSD Festival Spring 2017. They were an “act to catch” due to their effortless ability to blend with house and deep techno with the vibes of either the sun or the early twilight they would perform in. That vibe is what sets them apart from their peers and why they continue to make splashes in the scene that blends concerts and electronic festivals.
With 2021 now looking a bit brighter than 2020, HVOB poised themselves with their best foot forward to shatter the gloom of Winter. No longer will we hold back the beauty of their sonic experience. They made true on their announcement by releasing Live In London today. Recorded in 2019 during their stop in the iconic city, this album showcases the duo’s sound during their tour for Rocco.
Taking place in April at the sold-out “Electric Brixton,” in the words of the group, “the evening had already been planned in advance as an album, a lot of effort went into recording it in its entirety.” Tracking in at sixteen total tracks, it features tunes that include everything from “2nd World” and “Tender Skin” to “Cool Melt” and “Butter.” The release of Live In London also includes a double CD release and a triple vinyl copy, while digital versions are also available for the listening pleasure of their fans.
Paired with the live album announcement is an interesting twist as the duo also debuted a short documentary called Let’s Keep This Quiet” from the tour as well. Directed by Nicola von Leffern, the documentary follows the band from Hamburg on tour, and per the band’s words, “delivers a very unfiltered insight into our musical lives and the aspects of touring.” If you want a look into their world, there’s no better way than this video.
Stream HVOB – Live In London on Spotify:
HVOB – Live In London – Tracklist:
- 2nd World
- Cool Melt
- Tender Skin
- The Blame Game
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19 February 2020
RMT Press Office
RMT strike action on Bakerloo Line goes ahead Friday as LU refuse serious talks
TUBE UNION RMT confirmed today that strike action on the Bakerloo line in a dispute over the impact on train drivers over unworkable timetable changes that place operators under intolerable levels of personal stress will go ahead as planned from lunchtime on Friday after tube bosses slammed the door on serious talks aimed at reaching a solution.
Despite intensive efforts by RMT negotiators to make constructive progress in ACAS talks last week the LU side failed to come up with a plan that would deal with the issues at the heart of the dispute and have now walked away from the table. As a result the strike action goes ahead with the widespread disruption solely the responsibility of London Underground and their intransigence when the union had made it quite clear that there is a deal to be done. RMT remains available for talks even as the clock ticks down.
A ballot for action covering driver members produced a 95% vote for action.
Members have been instructed as follows;
Not to book on for any duty after 11:59 on Friday 21st February until 11:59 on Saturday 22nd February.
Not to book on for any duty after 11:59 on Sunday 23rd February until 11:59 on Monday 24th February.
RMT General Secretary, Mick Cash said:
“RMT is angry and frustrated that hard work by our reps aimed at reaching a negotiated solution to this dispute has been wasted as the company have played us along and failed to make any kind of serious progress. That failure by London Underground chiefs mean that the action goes ahead as planned and even at this late stage we would ask the Mayor to intervene to get his officials back around the table with a serious offer.
“Drivers voted overwhelmingly for action in this dispute which is all about the management imposing timetable changes on the Bakerloo line without any serious recognition of the stress impact on the operators expected to implement them.
“The bottom line is that you cannot place intolerable stress and pressure on tube drivers that impacts on their safety-critical role and that is what this dispute is all about. The union remains available for talks.”


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Rahal shatters race mark
CLEVELAND (AP) — Bobby Rahal smashed the track qualifying record Saturday on the way to winning the pole position for the Cleveland Budweiser Grand Prix Indy-car race.
The driver from Dublin, Ohlo, wheeled his Budweiser March around the 2.48.mile, 12•turn lakefront course at an average speed of 131.695 mph, shattering the record of 126 303 set a year ago by Mario Andretti.
Rahal, the winner of the inaugural Cleveland race in 1982, will start Sunday's 88•1ap, 220•mile race on the inside of the front row, alongside defending race champion Danny Sullivan, who drove a March to a top lap of 131.107.
The race, which will be tele-vised live on ESPN, is scheduled to start at 12:30 p.m. EDT. The National Weather Service is forecasting a sunny day with un-seasonably cool temperatures in the mid 70s.
It was the fourth career pole for Italia' and the first of what has been a disappointing 1985 so far after finishing last season as the hottest driver on the circuit. He has yet to win an Indy-car race this season and is coming off a race last Sunday in which he tangled on track with Mario Andretti, knocking both cars out of action.
That incident, coming on the heels of another collision with Andretti in an International Race of Champions event three weeks earlier, has the two veter-an drivers feuding openly.
But, Saturday, they never were close to each other on the track. Rahal, who avoided the sub-ject of his differences with An-dretti, said, "We've been quick all year; it's just a matter of get-ting to the finish line. "I'm sure some people will go better in the race than in qualify-ing."
The fast lap by Rahal came in the first of two qualifying peri-ods Saturday, while dark clouds hid the sun and kept the track surface cool. The final session, later in the afternoon, was run in a steady wind off Lake Erie, and the sun, which heated up the track, kept most of the drivers from improving on their earlier laps.
"This morning's conditions were pretty good; better than in the afternoon. But the car felt better (in the second session). I went in thinking I would have to go quicker because I felt other people would go quicker. But the conditions were deceiving."
Sullivan, the winner of the In-dianapolis 500 in May, said, "We'd probably like to run off^ into the distance (with Rahal) and than settle it between our-selves the last 15 laps or so. Last year, we ran with Bobby the whole way."
Rahal wound up 14th last sea-son after dueling with Sullivan until his gearbox broke six laps from the end. The top 15 qualifiers were all under Andretti's 1984 mark in the 28-car field.
Andretti, the winner of three of five CART•PPG Indy-car events this season and the current point leader, was a solid third at 129.800 in a Lola, turning his fast lap in the second session of quali-fying. He was followed by Australian Geoff Brabham at 129.493, Cana-dian Jacques Villeneuve at 129.213, two-time Formula One world champion Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil at 129.154, Italian Bruno Giacomelli at 128.512, and Michael Andretti, Mario's 22-year-old son, at 127.687. All of them were in Marches.
The younger Andretti was actually faster (127.952) in the ear-lier session, but his speeds were disallowed after his car was found to be in violation of a rule requiring a one-inch clearance from the sidepods to the ground. The sidepod was raised prior to the second qualifying period.
Al Unser, the 1983 Cleveland winner, was 10th at 127.510, also in a March.
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In the long off-season we're rewatching the 1985 Indycar season, week-by-week and in chronological order. You can discuss the race below. Enjoy!
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For more information on Centers for Social Justice in law school, see Stephanie M. Wildman, Democracy and Social Justice: Founding Centers for Social Justice in Law Schools, 55 J. Legal Educ. 252 (2005). To view a short presentation on the article, see the Democracy and Justice presentation.
For a discussion on how socio-cultural factors reinforce white privilege, see Stephanie M. Wildman, The Persistence of White Privilege, 18 Wash. U. J.L. & Pol’y 245 (2005).
Most discussions of white privilege emphasize the individual benefit to the holder of privilege. Yet dynamics beyond the individual combine to reinforce and reinvent white privilege. Socio-cultural factors operate in conjunction with material forces, enabling whites to self-perpetuate as a dominant racialized identity. This article focuses on four socio-cultural factors that reinforce white privilege: (1) the contemporary cultural push to colorblindness; (2) the sleight of mind that typifies the relation between an individual and groups in American culture; (3) a comfort zone in whiteness, which includes whiteness as the fabric of daily life for whites and white participation in the construction of race from a white-privileged viewpoint; and (4) the tendency for holders of white privilege to take back the center in discourse, turning attention away from potentially uncomfortable conversations about race toward an emphasis on white concerns and issues. The article concludes by considering the relevance of privilege to law, demonstrating how an analysis of privilege would illuminate legal facts patterns and further social justice.
For more information on the theme, the legal profession’s obligation to provide public service and access to justice, see Professor Wildman’s article Instilling Purpose: Courses in Justice Need to Be Part of Every Student’s Legal Education (PDF).
For information on developments in legal education nationally, see the websites for the Association of American Law Schools’ Equal Justice Project and The Society of American Law Teachers (SALT).
For a select bibliography on the influence of Martin Luther King, Jr., see selected resources by Lynette Louis-Jacques and Patricia Sayre McCoy.
For a discussion on the role of Centers for Social Justice in eliminating bias, see John B. Lough, Jr.,
Shedding Light on Biases: The Role of Centers for Social Justice in Eliminating Bias (Feb. 15, 2006) (PDF).
For an introduction to approaching original research, please see Professor Jane Curry’s slide show presentation “Doing a Research Project” (PDF).
Unconscious Bias (PDF). Remarks by Lindbergh Porter, Esq. Mr. Porter delivered these comments to a Social Justice Monday audience on February 5, 2007. He offers observations on contemporary examples of bias and makes suggestions for responses, including self-education.
Lindbergh Porter, a 2006 “Super Lawyer” according to the Law & Politics Publishers and one of the top four employment attorneys in the San Francisco Bay Area according to The Recorder in 2004, takes pride in his ability to become a strategic member of a company’s legal team. He approaches every engagement with a winning plan that aligns with the client’s particular circumstances. Client satisfaction is his goal both as a litigator and counselor, and trial and settlement results are how he measures success. Enjoying an impressive track record, Mr. Porter is an effective advocate for his clients’ interests. Mr. Porter represents financial services, hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing, media, and technology clients as advisor, trial, and wage-and-hour class action counsel. Mr. Porter received his A.B from the University of Illinois and his J.D. from the University of San Francisco Law School.
For a discussion of multicultural education as a form of values or moral education, see Lawrence Blum, Multicultural Education as Values Education (1997) (PDF).
Professor Lawrence Blum’s essay, Multicultural Education as Values Education, discusses multicultural education, with respect to race and ethnicity groups (“ethno-racial” groups), as a form of values or moral education. His essay addresses not only the subject matter of multicultural education (curriculum), but also acknowledges that values apply to four distinct entities in the education process: individual, teacher, school, and society. In particular, his essay focuses on four individual values that relate to multicultural education: antiracism, cultural respect, commitment to cultural pluralism, and inter-ethnic or inter-racial unity or community. In addition, Professor Blum discusses and distinguishes a fifth, teacher-centered and school-centered, value called culturally sensitive teaching.
Professor Lawrence Blum is Professor of Philosophy and Distinguished Professor of Liberal Arts and Education at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. His fields are ethics and moral philosophy, multicultural education, race studies, and social and political philosophy. He received his PhD from Harvard University.
For Santa Clara Law Professor Bob Peterson’s overview of provision of legal services issues in the U.S., Legal Aid in the United States (2009) (PDF).

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Armed forces veterans organisation, the MOTHS (Memorable Order of Tin Hats), held Remembrance Day parades in Makhanda and Port Alfred on Sunday 13 November. Remembrance Day marks the day World War One ended, at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, in 1918. Remembrance Sunday is also marked each year.
At a ceremony in Church Square, Makhanda, on Sunday morning, Old Bill of the Makanakop Shellhole Andrew Kirk placed the focus on the younger generation.
“It is our duty o educate and inform the future generations of how we, perhaps in their perception, failed as examples,” Kirk said. “Yet somehow survived to provide for them that they may flourish.
“This requires us to also interrogate our selfish desire for the youth to live their lives as we may have perhaps wishesd to live our own.”
Kirk siid while times had changed, the threat of global war still loomed large, with war still escalating in Ukraine, Myanmar, Iran and the DRC, among other places.
“Our own legacy is of a nation divided but on the rocky path to unity – our overarching goal,” he said. “Yet we face challenges to thisd goal at every turn.
“The politicians would have you believe that our differences are grounds upon which to sow division – to build barriers along racial, social and economic lines.
“We must rise to this challenge, for we know this to be true: our differences, our perspectives, our rich and diverse people are the cornerstone upon which greatness will be built. As out most important unifier is that we all love without boundaries.”
The Makhanda event was well attended by local schools, as well as senior representatives from the South African Police Service and Makana Municipality. SABRE – the South African Battle Reenactment Society managed the event logistics and protocol.
Captain Sindisa, Chaplain of the South African Police Service in Makhanda gave a short sermon to those gathered.
Music was provided by the Kingswood College Band, St Andrew’s College Pipe Band and Cadets and trumpet player Ben Bezuidenhout.
PHOTOS (Makhanda parade) BY: Steven Lang (additional pics by Sue Maclennan)

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The robots wheel around the simulated moon crater made of white regolith, a slick polymer. This material simulates the low-traction effects of driving on the surface of the moon, with one-sixth gravity. These robots toss “moon rocks” (balls) into the trailers of the ‘bots of the opposing teams.
These smart machines take evasive maneuvers to keep their own trailers free of the moon rocks; they wriggle free from other robots that try to keep them pressed up against a wall or cornered-where they’re easier targets. In one part of the competition, their autonomous systems take over. Behind the controls are international high school students being groomed for the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields in the 2009 FIRST Robotics Competition in a game called Lunacy. This is a modernist learning moment.
Neal Bascomb’s “The New Cool” follows multiple high school teams in their quests for engineering fame and glory for the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) competition.
In this world, the rock stars are people like Dean Kamen, the “Willy Wonka” of scientific inventions who innovated various medical device technologies-including a portable kidney dialysis machine, portable drug infusion pumps, an intravascular stent to improve blood flow to the heart, a lightweight prosthetic arm responsive to pressure, a motorized wheelchair to allow the disabled to climb stairs, and the Segway Human Transporter.
A lifelong bachelor and founder of DEKA Research and Development Corporation (in Manchester, New Hampshire), he lives in a hexagonal house built around a steamboat engine owned by one of his heroes, Henry Ford, as a paean to engineering marvels. He drives a Hummer; flies in an Enstrom helicopter, and pilots his own Hawker Beechcraft Premier plane (which can fly at more than 40,000 feet and is “the fastest nonmilitary single-pilot aircraft on the market.” He owns a private 3-acre island, North Dumpling Island, where he is Lord Dumpling, and where he and his guests comprise The Only 100 Percent Science-Literate Society.
In 1989, Kamen founded For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) and hosted international robotics competitions. His company makes millions in scholarships available for those pursuing science-based education.
The FIRST Robotics Competition enables a number of practical ambitions. It brings glamour to the sciences that is often lacking. It connects high school students to practicing professional engineers and scientists in the field. It enables universities and corporations to talent-scout.
By quantitative measures, the US is falling behind. “By their senior year in high school, a mere 18 percent of students were considered proficient in math and science. Among forty-nine industrialized countries, eighth-grade American students ranked in the middle of the pack on science and math tests. By twelfth grade, they ranked at the bottom, above only those of Cyprus and South Africa,” writes Bascomb.
“The New Cool” follows several teams in their development work by embedding reporters with them. The main protagonist team is led by Amir Abo-Shaeer, an instructor at The Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy in the Santa Barbara Unified School District, in Goleta, California. With his master’s degree in engineering, Abo-Shaeer focused on giving his students hands-on learning experiences and collaborations-not opportunities for the rote memorization of information. He worked to bring female students into his courses for gender balance.
This high school instructor also upheld high standards for behaviors in his classes, dismissing eight from the academy before the start of the senior year for failing to study, cheating on tests, using racial slurs, and once even dealing drugs in his class. He worked in his community to raise money for a 12,000 square-foot facility from which his school could launch summer camps, outreach programs, and a teaching center for other science faculty. As this narrative proceeds, it becomes clear why Abo-Shaeer won the 2010 MacArthur genius award.
The rules of the game are explained in a kick-off event that brought out some 42,000 high school students, replete with Mohawks and face paint and team flags.
Essentially, the field-of-play is a 27 x 54-foot rectangular area constructed of white polymer on which six robots would compete as members of a 3-robot team. The robots’ aims are to pick up moon rocks (balls) and deliver them to the trailers attached to each of the opposing robots while protecting their own trailers from taking on others’ moon rocks. There are also super cells which are worth more points. There are periods of tele-operated play with humans operating the robots and periods of automated play when the robots have to operate themselves with the same objectives.
The teams would work with a kit of materials provided by the host organization. This includes parts with “sprockets, wheels, gears, bags of bolts, a camera, extension cables, a compact fan, an air compressor, yellow tubing, big motors and small, a lazy Susan, a joystick, master links for chains, bearings, a 12-volt battery, a simple chassis, and even a pair of gloves, among scores of other items.” They would also have access to a software-driven control system and controller. Also, the team could add up to $3,500 of other materials for their custom-made robot. The top weight of the robot would be 150 pounds.
Their robot would have to be built in six weeks although they could continue working on their computer code up until the actual competitions. The competitors would have to make it through various elimination rounds and team pair-ups in order to compete into the finals. The team members would be guided by rules of fair play but also “gracious professionalism,” in which they would share information, tools, extra parts, and encouragement with each other.
To play this kind of game, a robot would need sensors to collect information from the environment. It would need mobility to move in a number of directions. It would need a way to identify opponent robots and chase them. It would need to be able to collect the moon rocks (balls) and target the opponent robots’ trailers. Such machines would have to be rugged. They would have to be powerful enough to escape being pinned against the side of the competition “crater.” To appeal to the audience and potential funders of the new technology building, the robot would have to be aesthetically appealing.
The designs are non-trivial. This becomes clear as the D’Penguineers begin work in five sub-teams: “programming, electrical, and three mechanical crews to focus on the drive train, intake/ball-storage mechanisms, and the shooter.”
The teams brainstorm various solutions to their challenges, and learn science-based lessons on-the-fly. For example, Abo-Shaeer gives the drive-train crew a lesson on transmissions, motor curves, and torque.
They conduct broad research to understand the advances in engineering. They plan trade-offs in designs. They learn not to commit to an idea too early until they have vetted the concepts. Then, they engage in hands-on design work to make the concepts reality. They practice communicating constructively with each other. The team members work with SolidWorks, a 3-D design software to locate the various machine parts and functions. They see how the virtual designs have to match real-world realities. Not only do they acquire new knowledge, but they share it among themselves-to disperse expertise throughout the team.
They learn the importance of fastidious accuracy, with margins of error to a couple thousandths of an inch for gears, and the absolute accuracy needed in software coding. They learn the importance of quality control-soldering and zip tying electrical connections, testing sensors, and running the robot in test environments.
They learn the importance of public relations because they’re in the middle of a fund-raising push (for $6 million total). They pitch the local media. They design uniforms and logos. All team members have business cards. They track their expenses and keep the books on their project. At their build space, they host grant finders and even a local legislator.
This work is not without human dramas as well. The group meets nightly for dinners for team unity building, with food provided by parents who provide snacks and encouragement from the fringes. Practicing engineers join-and some offer very real help along with criticisms, and others burn out on the collaboration because of conflicting expectations. One of the team members dies in a surfing accident. Another’s family is falling apart.
The methodologies of the D’Penguineers is engaging-from how they scout their competition and change their play strategies mid-stream during the various competition rounds-in order to maximize their play, their machine, and their teamwork. They troubleshoot and mend their PenguinBot in the pits.
They have built one robot for testing and have to put together a competition robot (with 1800 pieces).
Shalin Hai-Jew works for Kansas State University. She lives in Manhattan.


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The single is the third to be taken off their recent album of the same name.
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