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is very quiet nice area I like and hope to return soon
What I did not like was that we were without water since the night and we could not bathe ............. but thanks for giving us another shower
I liked the location, as it was just 2 blocks from the ocean and Ortley Beach. I liked the staff, as they were helpful and friendly. I liked the cleanliness, as the floor, the bedding and bath were clean. Good wifi, pet-friendly, sufficient breakfast.
The walls are too thin, the bed was hard, the breakfast was lacking protein, and the housekeeping really didn't make the bed or refill the toiletries.
location worked being close to beach for a fishing trip that started pre-dawn
really small room; really small; no clock but had a small frig and micro; only work for a one night stay
The location was fine
The place was run down, matresses weren't even the same size. Furniture didn't match, was old, random pieces. The place was filthy. Not dirty, not disorderly, uninhabitable. Certainly not something that should be offered as a place for rent. The owners and managers should be ashamed of themselves and the facility. If there's an ordinance in Seaside Heights that requires inspections, I don't know how they could pass. I'm embarrassed to say that I stayed there. It was late and we were only going to be there for 8 hrs. Never again.
Everything. The bathroom has 8 inches till you hit the wall with your knees. The bed had a sag in it. No remote for the TV The room was 12x12 feet. Stick a bed in this area with a TV stand. Had room for a few bags thats about it. No chairs what so ever. Had a family emergency and had to leave a day early. Clerk said " Sorry no refunds." Was there for three days. All the bad reviews on this motel are spot on. Though't I'd give it a shot anyways....Got screwed pretty good.
I liked that it was a block from the boardwalk and it was pretty clean
It was awesome being so close to the beach and boardwalk. The pool was a nice plus too. The rooms were tidy and clean nothing fancy though.
I booked the room online for a certain price for 2 people. When my friend and I went to check in the guy at the desk was very upset that there were two of us and tried charging me 70 dollars more. I showed him the recipient I received via email stating that I did book it for 2 people. He still argued with me and said I had to pay the 70 or find another motel. We did pay the 70 because my card was already charged for the room. I was very offended by his rude demeanor. Also I was told the room had one of those couches that turns into a bed. Turns out it was just a regular couch no pull out I paid extra for the couch...The bed was very uncomfortable very stiff.
Very dirty, stains and burn marks in the bedding and carpets. The pillows were yellow. There were no towels. The shower was missing the head. Boards of wood were sticking out from under the bed. It was just a mess.
Literally Nothing !! And Im usually not picky
Pretty much everything! Disgusting room; used sheet, dead skin cells in bed, hair on the pillows, full of hair in the bathtub, spiderwebs in the corners, a piece of plastic with staples on which I almost stepped. Rude personnel, very noisy !
Very helpful staff, great location for what I needed, and FREE parking!
The room wasn't as clean as it could have been, especially the bathroom. I also had no hot water the morning of checkout and had to take a cold shower as a result.
The location was great. The staff was very nice.
There was other people's hair on the blankets. The floor was sticky and the tub could have been cleaned better. The hallways were filthy, the rugs had stains everywhere.
Good location
The room was coveres in dust, there was mold in the shower so we were not able to use it. On the page you advertised that there was wi-fi in all area but when i ask the front desk I was told there was none. I had to climb on a chair in order to adjust AC
Close to beach, free beach passes
tight parking spaces
After we checked in, we went to the room and it was disgusting. There were stains in the ceiling and the walls. The white lamp shed was covered in some sort of black dust. Toilet paper holder was ripped off the wall. After seeing all of this I went downstairs to the office to see if I could get a refund and the door was locked and there was a sign posted that read " be right back". We left and went to a new hotel to stay. I returned several times but the sign was still up. Tried calling a few times and when the answering machine picked up the voicemail greeting was "yo". I have called my credit card company and asked for a reversal of the charges. Conditions are not fit for someone to stay there.
The location was good.
The 1st room we got was not clean and toilet was broken. The 1st room smelled bad! The new room we got smelled better. But the light was out in the bathroom. I asked the front desk to fix it. That was never done. There was dried paint all over the floor. It was not a great place to stay for the money I paid.
Clean close to everything. Staff was very nice and suggested dining even helped out an older couple that was next to us get situated nice man
Close to the boardwalk. Free breakfast
We stayed for 2 nights and the maid did not even make our beds or clean the floor. There was food in the drawers left over from a previous guest.
The hotel is right on the boardwalk. The staff is friendly and courteous. Good value for your money.
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To me the most beautiful-smelling flower is the peacock orchid (acidanthera) It smells so clean....kind of reminds me of Coppertone. It's the one plant I absolutely have to smell every day while it's blooming!
Hi Ann!
My favorite smells are Lavender #1, then Moonflowers, Heliotrope, roses, mignonettes, stocks (mmmm...love em, even though they only last a few short weeks for me, before it gets to hot for them here), I even like the smell of clematis paniculata (although the vine gets so big and full of bloom that the smell gets overwhelming. Certain peonies smell wonderful, like Sarah Bernhardt, Vivid Rose, and Pardon Me. But the weirdest smelling peony I have is Coral Charm. It has the awfullest smell. Is that normal? Or is there something in my soil? I've never smelled a stinky peony before that one. I really like the smell of lemon thyme and basil too!
I also love the smell of Acidanthera too! And I think it's a lovely bulb. Very elegant in bloom. For the life of me, I can't figure out why the are soooo inexpensive to buy. You would think they'd be expensive. I'm surprised they are not more popular too! Although I suppose that that is why they are inexpensive. Not that I'm complaining, it's nice to have such a nice plant that is so affordable. They must be easy to propagate or multiply quickly, I don't know. Here in Illinois they are not hardy and since they are so inexpensive I don't save the old ones, just purchase them new every year.
I like the smell of hyacinths, and love the smells of lilac and lily of the valley. My hyacinths are just starting to bloom and everytime I walk out my door I just have to take a deep breath and hold it as long as I can to keep the smell around as long as possible. Boy do they smell good.
Oh, another wonderful fragrance that has been lingering in my garden lately....daphne. It has been in bloom for about a month now...but the weather is warming, so it's finally beginning to fade...along with the violets...
It looked so lovely behind the hellebore...
Hi all
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Health & Medicine: Experts say coconut oil lubricates health Now that coconut is greasing public attention mainly for its purported health benefits, experts are shoving the spotlight away from widespread misconception heaped on the "tree of life". In a recent round table discussion organized and sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology's National Academy of Science and Technology, renowned authorities from academe and health sectors dispelled negative reputation linked to coconut oil. Coconut oil and cholesterol Many people mistake cholesterol as the culprit for coronary heart disease and that coconut oil increases the cholesterol level, says roundtable speaker Dr. Rody Sy of University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital's department of cardiology. Coronary heart disease is the hardening of the inner lining of blood vessels due to accumulation of fat deposits that clog the flow of blood to the heart. "While cholesterol has long been a household word, a common belief that it is bad and dangerous to human health continues to bring fright to people especially those belonging to older age group," said Sy, who also practices at the Manila Doctors Hospital. Dr. Conrado Dayrit, former NAST president and professor emeritus of UP department of pharmacology stressed that there is no such thing as "bad cholesterol", only the kind of lipoprotein transporting it. Dayrit cited the paper of Sweden's Dr. Uffe Ravnskov who defines cholesterol as a peculiar molecule with numerous carbon and hydrogen atoms put together forming an intricate three-dimensional network that doesn't dissolve in water. All living creatures use this "indissolvability" characteristic cleverly by incorporating cholesterol into their cell walls to make cells waterproof. This means that cells are protected from disturbing changes in their outer surroundings. When cells function normally, all the vital mechanisms in the body are also in order. Because cholesterol is insoluble in water and thus also in blood, it is transported in the blood packed inside spheric particles composed of fats (lipids) and proteins, or the so-called lipoproteins. Lipoproteins are easily dissolved in water because their exterior part is composed of mainly water-soluble proteins. Lipoproteins carry cholesterol from one place to another in the body. The two best known lipoproteins are high density lipoprotein (HDL) and low density lipoprotein (LDL). HDL carries cholesterol from peripheral tissues directly to the liver for the manufacture of important hormones. In contrast, LDL transports cholesterol through a long complicated path from liver to the peripheral tissues and interior of the cells. Health experts classify the cholesterol carried by LDL as "bad", and cholesterol transported by HDL as "good". The reason is that a number of studies on cholesterol and its association with heart disease showed that below-normal HDL-cholesterol and above-normal LDL-cholesterol levels are both associated with increased risk of heart attack. It was also found out that 60 to 80 percent of cholesterol in the blood is transported by LDL while HDL accounts for only 15 to 20 percent. But even health experts cannot fully claim that the risk of heart attack is solely determined by unfavorable increase or decrease in HDL/LDL ratio. Many factors are known to influence heart failure including lifestyle, eating habits, and the amount and kind of fats a person gobbles up. Coconut oil and fats In the past four decades, misinformation about coconut oil shoved in by some politically biased agricultural groups, confused health professionals, and even the media led people into believing that all saturated fats, which include coconut oil, are unhealthy. Little attention is given on the fact that saturated fats are not a single family of fats. It comprises three subgroups such as short- (C2-C6), medium- (C8-C12), and long- (C14-C24) chain fatty acids. The numeric value attached to each C symbol indicates the amount of carbon atoms present in each structure. When these fatty acids are burned by the body to produce energy, two carbon atoms are removed at a time. The medium chain triglycerides (MCTs) are most preferred by food scientists and health experts because of its nutritional and medicinal benefits. MCTs are found abundantly in tropical oils such as coconut and palm kernel, traditionally used by doctors in hospital formulas to feed the very young, critically ill, and those with digestive problems. What makes MCTs different from other fats is the unique manner in which the body digests and uses them. Because MCTs molecules are shorter and smaller, it requires less energy and fewer enzymes to break them down for digestion, quick absorption and metabolization. Enzymes in saliva and gastric juices break MCTs down easily and immediately so the fat-digesting enzymes stored in pancreas are no longer used up. Therefore, the process puts a little strain on the digestive system. This has important health implications for patients suffering from digestive and metabolic problems such as cystic fibrosis and those who have difficulty digesting or absorbing fats and fat-soluble vitamins, a common problem among the aged. Unlike other fatty acids, MCTs take a shorter and simpler pathway to be completely used by the body. MCTs are absorbed directly from intestines into the portal vein where and sent straight to the liver and burned as carbohydrates. In contrast, other fats require pancreatic enzymes to break them down into smaller units. When absorbed into the intestinal walls, fats are then packaged into bundles of lipid and protein or lipoprotein. These lipoproteins are carried by the lymphatic system, bypassing the liver and then deposited into the bloodstream to circulate throughout the body. In the blood circulation process, fatty components get smaller and smaller until there is little left of them. At this time they are picked up by the liver to produce energy. What coconut oil really does The keyword is lauric acid. Coconut oil, categorized as medium chain fatty acid, contains 40% lauric acid. Lauric acid is widely used in pharmaceutical industry for its antimicrobial properties due to its derivative called monolaurin, which is known to have even more potent antimicrobial properties. Monolaurin's main target are lipid coated viruses and bacteria that are known to be responsible for infections in HIV-positive individuals. Dr. Mary Enig, a noted biochemist and nutritionist told a 1995 press conference in Konchi-in, Kyoto that "there was an instance in the US in which an infant tested HIV positive had become HIV negative after having fed with an infant formula with a high coconut oil content over period of time." Dr. Enig was also president of Maryland Nutritionists Association. Enig also said that monolaurin helped in deactivating other viruses such as measles, herpes, vesicular stomatitis and cytomegalovirus, which belong to Herpestus family that causes chicken pox and fever blisters. Monolaurin attacks the lipid coat of the virus by disrupting its lipid bi- layer, preventing the virus to attach to its host cells. Meanwhile, Dr. Dayrit also embarked on a study focusing on the capability of virgin coconut oil to retard the development of AIDS among patients diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). He claimed that the viral counts in 15 HIV-patients considerably decreased after taking in virgin coconut oil over six months. Coconut also apparently boosts energy production and improves endurance exercises especially among athletes and anyone engaged in strenuous physical activities. In a study, three sets of cyclists were given different beverages: a solution containing MCT, a sports drink, and a mix of sports drink and certain dosage of coconut oil, respectively. The cyclists pedaled at 70 percent of maximum for two hours. The study found that cyclists who took the sports drink/coconut oil mix went the fastest and farthest during the time trial. Authors of the study theorized that the amount of coconut oil given to the cyclists provided additional source of energy while sparing stored glycogen that could have been used up during the activity (http://www.bodyandfitness.com/Information/Fitness/Research/mct.htm). Although many studies have shown the ability of coconut oil to boost energy, there are other studies that showed little or no effect at all when coconut oil is taken in single oral dose. From this evidence, coconut oil advocates conclude that coconut oil or oils rich in MCT should be incorporated in regular diet. The truth about the other fats Fats are classified according to chemical composition and solubility. The three major classifications of dietary fats are saturated [which includes medium chain and long chain fatty acids], monosaturated, and polysaturated fats. Monosaturated fats are commonly found in olive and peanut oils while polyunsaturated fats come from vegetables and grain oils like corn, soybean, and sunflower. Some fats become dangerous to human health only after these were processed, converted to another form, and incorporated as additives and flavors in foods. One good example is the trans-fat, which raised alarm among health experts. Many large food companies have long been using it but do not list it on nutrition labels. This leaves consumers unaware of how much trans-fat is present in the food they eat. Trans-fats are formed when food manufacturers turn oils into solid fats in a process known as hydrogenation. In a nutshell, hydrogenation is a process by which vegetable oils are converted to solid fats by adding hydrogen atoms. Trans-fats are said to contribute to coronary heart disease by clogging the arteries when proportion of LDL is raised above healthy level. Food manufacturers use hydrogenated oils to increase shelf life, flavor, and stability of foods. Hydrogenated oils are often found in food products like vegetable shortening, margarine, crackers (even healthy-sounding ones), cereals, candies, chips, snack foods, salad dressings, and other fried foods. These foods last longer without tasting rancid. In 1993, the US Food and Drugs Administration required food manufacturers to stamp the amount of trans-fats on nutrition labels. But no one really knows how much trans-fat is safe. There isn't enough research yet to determine a safe consumption level of trans-fat.(Mary Charlotte Fresco, S&T media Service) Fresco, Charlotte. (September 16, 2004). Health & Medicine: Experts say coconut oil lubricates health. Retrieved September 8, 2005 from the World Wide Web: http://www.dost.gov.ph/media/categories.php?op=newindex&catid=1
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Pilgrims to get all info regarding TTD-run temples in language of their choice
Devotees can register complaints if they are subjected to difficulties during their pilgrimage
Proposal to hand over service to reputed voluntary organisations on a contract basis
TIRUMALA: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams ( TTD ) run 'May I Help You' counters both at Tirumala and Tirupati, which hitherto have remained as mere disseminating centres providing information to the visiting pilgrims regarding the availability of accommodation, darshan of the Lord and other TTD run temples shall hereafter be converted into a full-fledged information and grievances centres.
The management is toying with the idea with a twin objective of not only getting closer to the visiting devotees, but also focus its attention on the grey areas. As a first step in the direction, the centres will be modernised and equipped with latest technology available enabling the devotees have the desired information including various other facilities being extended by the management in a 'split of a second' and in the language of their choice. Devotees also can comfortably register their complaints if any regarding the difficulties they were subjected to during their pilgrimage to the sacred shrine and make suggestions augmenting the existing facilities.
To bring in more transparency in the system the management also is seriously considering the proposal of handing them over to reputed voluntary organisations or to other private parties on a contract basis.
TTD publications
However, people with multi-lingual expertise will be given top-priority. Various publications of the TTD including the devotional cassettes and CDs will also be made available at the centres.
On an experimental basis the management is of the view to convert all its twenty and above 'May I Help You' centres available at Tirumala, Tirupati, Renigunta and Tiruchanoor into 'Information and Grievances' centres besides equipping them with the online facility.
The online facility would on the other hand enable the TTD management have a first hand information regarding the nature of the complaint. The TTD Executive officer I.Y.R. Krishna Rao has issued directions to all the concerned authorities to work out the required modalities in this regard.


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Kathie Lee Gifford normally inhabits NBC's weekday lineup, as a co-anchor of the fourth hour of "Today," but she makes her way into the network's primetime lineup as a guest star in the new episode "The Mystery of the Sunken Sailor." She plays a psychiatrist who consults on the case of a slain seaman, which coincides with Laura's (Debra Messing) birthday -- an occasion Laura doesn't want to acknowledge, in the worst way. Josh Lucas and Laz Alonso also star.
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Google I/O really made me sad - my dear and beloved Nexus 4 won't receive the latest official Android L. Of course, custom ROMs will fix the situation, but custom ROMs sometimes aren't the best option.
And I decided to bring the feature which I liked the most - heads-up notifications!
The filtering rules are really feature-rich - whitelist + ability to ignore ongoing/silent notifications. Or you can enable heads-up notifications only in fullscreen mode - in games and such.
The app is paid, but, of course, for my XDA friends it is totally free.
Here is the video to demonstrate the app's abilities:
And here are some screenshots:
For people who want to support me here is the Google Play link:
If you decided to buy my app - thank you! Because of you, yes, I am talking about you, I can continue my development
New in 1.1:
-Disable auto-expand
-Ongoing notifications can be dismissed
-You can keep statusbar notifications while dismissing heads-up
-Ability to post test notification
-"Ignore silent" was removed due to a lot of problems it caused
-Added ability to ignore low priority notifications
-Show heads-up on lockscreen
New in 1.0.3:
-Added workaround for WhatsApp bug.
New in 1.0.2:
-Ability to completely ignore whitelist
-Fixed the bug where you always received message about starting the service
-Added hint when service is started
-Fixed transparent background bug
-You can change position of heads-up notification
Now, the final part - the APK!
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Revisiting sesquiterpene biosynthetic pathways leading to santalene and its analogues: a comprehensive mechanistic study.
ABSTRACT Santalene and bergamotene are the major olefinic sesquiterpenes responsible for the fragrance of sandalwood oil. Herein we report the details of density functional theory investigations on the biosynthetic pathway of this important class of terpenes. The mechanistic study has been found to be effective toward gaining significant new insight into different possibilities for the formation of the key intermediates involved in santalene and bergamotene biosynthesis. The stereoelectronic features of the transition states and intermediates for (i) ring closure of the initial bisabolyl cation, and (ii) skeletal rearrangements in the ensuing bicyclic carbocationic intermediates leading to (-)-epi-β-santalene, (-)-β-santalene, (-)-α-santalene, (+)-epi-β-santalene, exo-β-bergamotene, endo-β-bergamotene, exo-α-bergamotene, and endo-α-bergamotene are presented. Interesting structural features pertaining to certain new carbocationic intermediates (such as ) resulting from the ring closure of bisabolyl cation are discussed. Extensive conformational sampling of all key intermediates along the biosynthetic pathway offered new insight into the role of the isoprenyl side chain conformation in the formation of santalene and its analogues. Although the major bicyclic products in Santalum album appear to arise from the right or left handed helical form of farnesyl pyrophosphate (FPP), different alternatives for their formation are found to be energetically feasible. The interconversion of the exo and endo isomers of bisabolyl cation and a likely epimerization, both with interesting mechanistic implications, are presented. The exo to endo conversion is identified to be energetically more favorable than another pathway emanating from the left handed helical FPP. The role of pyrophosphate (OPP(-)) in the penultimate deprotonation step leading to olefinic sesquiterpenes is also examined.
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Article: Concomitant C-ring Expansion and D-ring formation in lanosterol biosynthesis from squalene without violation of Markovnikov's rule.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A mechanism is proposed for the formation of the C and D rings of lanosterol from squalene on the basis of density functional calculations of a model cyclopentylcarbinyl carbocation. The mechanism involves the ring expansion of the cyclopentylcarbinyl carbocation to the six-membered ring C in concert with the formation of the D ring. The mechanism does not involve a violation of Markovnikov's rule as the earlier proposed mechanism does for the formation of rings C and D.Journal of the American Chemical Society 10/2002; 124(35):10286-7. DOI:10.1021/ja026850r · 11.44 Impact Factor
Article: Monoterpene and sesquiterpene synthases and the origin of terpene skeletal diversity in plants.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The multitude of terpene carbon skeletons in plants is formed by enzymes known as terpene synthases. This review covers the monoterpene and sesquiterpene synthases presenting an up-to-date list of enzymes reported and evidence for their ability to form multiple products. The reaction mechanisms of these enzyme classes are described, and information on how terpene synthase proteins mediate catalysis is summarized. Correlations between specific amino acid motifs and terpene synthase function are described, including an analysis of the relationships between active site sequence and cyclization type and a discussion of whether specific protein features might facilitate multiple product formation.Phytochemistry 09/2009; 70(15-16):1621-37. DOI:10.1016/j.phytochem.2009.07.030 · 3.35 Impact Factor
Article: Computational studies on biosynthetic carbocation rearrangements leading to sativene, cyclosativene, alpha-ylangene, and beta-ylangene[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this paper, we describe theoretical studies, using gas-phase quantum chemical calculations, on carbocationic rearrangement pathways leading to the sesquiterpenes sativene, cyclosativene, alpha-ylangene, and beta-ylangene. For all four sesquiterpene natural products, viable pathways are presented, and these are compared both to mechanistic proposals found in the literature, and in certain cases to alternative stereochemical and rearrangement possibilities, thus providing a basis for comparison to experimental results. We find that these four sesquiterpenes likely arise from a common bicyclic intermediate and, furthermore, that the computed pathways are mostly in agreement with previous mechanistic proposals, although the few differences that we have uncovered are significant. Additionally, the potential energy profiles of the pathways are found to be very flat, supporting the notion that following the initial ionization of farnesyl diphosphate, minimal enzymatic intervention may be required for the generation of such sesquiterpenes.The Journal of Organic Chemistry 10/2008; 73(17):6570-9. DOI:10.1021/jo800868r · 4.64 Impact Factor


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Linda M. Mealey-Lohmann Mediator, Arbitrator, Lawyer, Adjunct Professor of ADR
Attorney LINDA MEALEY-LOHMANN practices exclusively in the area of ADR - as a mediator and arbitrator, handling primarily commercial, business, workplace, and employment law disputes. She has mediated over 350 disputes, including employment discrimination matters, commercial matters, breach of contract, construction, home improvement, and other business disputes. Prior to her work as an ADR Neutral, Linda was an employment law litigator who counseled and represented clients in litigation, arbitration, and mediation (beginning in 1991).
Linda is a coauthor of the seminal ADR book, The Minnesota ADR Handbook: A Guide to Mediation, Arbitration, and Other Processes for Advocates and Neutrals (MN CLE 2011). She is an Adjunct Professor at William Mitchell College of Law, teaching ADR (negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and other Rule 114 ADR processes) (since 2006). Linda is Chair of the ADR Section of the MSBA and a member of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals. Linda is a frequent presenter for Minnesota CLE and has written and presented extensively on ADR, mediation, and employment law topics since 1995.
Early in her career as an employment law litigator, she recognized the financial and emotional toll that litigation places on litigants and concluded that there must be a more effective way to help parties resolve disputes. Linda then shifted her litigation practice to ADR – "appropriate" dispute resolution. She has developed a unique approach to mediation, based on her training and education in various mediation approaches and works with the parties and attorneys to tailor each mediation to fit the parties' needs. She helps parties understand their own personal, economic, and business interests, and helps them think creatively about solutions that may satisfy those interests better than litigation.
Linda is a member of several mediation panels – a contract mediator for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Mediation Program and for the U.S. Postal Service REDRESS. Transformative Mediation Program, the American Arbitration Association's Employment Mediation panel and Commercial Mediation panel, and a volunteer mediator for several Minnesota agencies and courts, as well as the Better Business Bureau.
Linda is also a member of several arbitration panels, including the AAA-American Arbitration Association, Commercial panel and Employment panel, and the BBB-Better Business Bureau Autoline Lemon Law panel.
Linda also has significant cross-cultural experience. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and has lived in and traveled to China 21 times in the last 30 years. Linda has extensive knowledge of Chinese language, culture, business practices, and style of communication. She is active in the local Chinese community and sits on the boards of two China-related non-profit organizations. Linda previously studied Spanish for several years and lived in Peru. Linda also teaches cross-cultural communication
and the impact of culture on ADR processes. This experience and knowledge help Linda work effectively with parties of varying ethnic backgrounds.
J.D., cum laude, University of Minnesota Law School, 1990 Note & Comment Editor (1989-1990), Staff Member (1988-1989) Minnesota Law Review
M.A., Chinese Language and Literature, University of Minnesota
B.A., East Asian Studies, University of Minnesota
Mandarin Chinese, Tunghai University, Taichung, Taiwan
Mealey-Lohmann Mediation & Dispute Resolution Services, 2004 to present
Adjunct Professor, William Mitchell College of Law, ADR and Mediation courses, 2005 to present
Contract mediator for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 2004 to present
Contract mediator for U.S. Postal Service REDRESS Transformative Mediation Program, 2007 to present
Administrative Hearing Office, City of Woodbury, MN, 1999 to present
Dorsey & Whitney LLP, Employment Law Litigator, Minneapolis, MN 1995-1998
O'Melveny & Myers, Labor & Employment Law Litigator, Los Angeles, CA, 1991-1995
United States District Court, Central District of California - Judicial Law Clerk, 1990-1991
Alternative Dispute Resolution – Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice for Civil Adjudicative/ Evaluative and Civil Facilitative/Hybrid processes. Experienced mediator, arbitrator, and ADR trainer, who has conducted mediations for over 300 disputes for a wide variety of matters, including employment law and commercial matters; co-Author of The Minnesota ADR Handbook: A Guide to Mediation, Arbitration, and Other Processes for Advocates and Neutrals (MN CLE 2011); Adjunct Professor of Rule 114 ADR course at William Mitchell College of Law; contract mediator for the EEOC and the U.S. Postal Service; volunteer mediator on five mediation panels; AAA and BBB arbitrator; frequent MN CLE presenter of ADR topics.
Litigation – Experience as a trial attorney with proficiency in litigation of employment law and discrimination disputes. Has represented clients in mediations and arbitrations as an advocate.
Cross-Cultural Competency – Fluent speaker of Mandarin Chinese; extensive knowledge of China and Chinese language, culture, business practices, and style of communication. Teaches cross-cultural communication and the impact of culture on ADR processes.
Teaching of Mediation and Other ADR Processes – Teaches the Rule 114 ADR course at William Mitchell College of Law; taught Advanced Mediation Skills Externship and Legal Writing Skills courses at William Mitchell College of Law; frequent MN CLE presenter of ADR and employment law topics
Mediation – Qualified Rule 114 Mediator; Contract Mediator for Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Contract Mediator for the U.S. Postal Service; Volunteer Mediator for the State of Minnesota Department of Human Rights, the City of Minneapolis Civil Rights Department, the Better Business Bureau, the St. Paul Dispute Resolution Center, and the Washington and Ramsey County Conciliation Courts.
Arbitration Experience – Qualified Rule 114 Arbitrator; AAA-American Arbitration Association, Commercial panel and Employment panel, and the BBB-Better Business Bureau Autoline Lemon Law panel; and Hearing Officer since 1999.
Legal Experience – Litigation and advice representation for large employers in employment and labor law disputes; Trial experience as Visiting City Attorney for the City of Minneapolis; Employment Law, Labor Law, Contract Law, Arbitration Law, Mediation law, International Law
China and Chinese Language – Fluent in Mandarin Chinese (Master's Degree) and has lived and traveled extensively in China for more than 30 years.
Rule 114 ADR Training (30 hours), Hamline University School of Law, Dispute Resolution Institute, January 2004
Advanced Civil Mediation Skills Training (6 hours), MN CLE, December 2006
REDRESS Transformative Mediation Training (20 hours), U.S. Postal Service, September 2007
Certified Civil Arbitrator Skills Training (6 hours), MSBA, December 2007
Labor Law & Labor Arbitration Training (7 hours), Labor Arbitration Institute, September 2008
Circle Keeper Training (14 hours), St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice, July 2010
"BBB Auto-line Arbitration" training, Better Business Bureau (2012)
"Arbitration Fundamentals and Best Practices" training (13 hours), American Arbitration Association (2013)
American Arbitration Association: "Principled Deliberations: Decision-Making Skills for Arbitrators," May 2014
2014 Upper Midwest Employment Law Institute, May 2014
2014 MN CLE ADR Institute, October 2014
Attended more than 500 hours of ADR and employment-law related CLEs (2002 to present) RECOGNITION
Member of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals
Recipient of the Alumni of Notable Achievement Award, College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota (2010)
Recipient of the Martin Blum Community Mediation Award, Dispute Resolution Center, St. Paul, MN (2008)
The Minnesota ADR Handbook : A Guide to Mediation, Arbitration, and Other Processes for Advocates and Neutrals, with co-authors Weissman & Sinner McEvoy (2011 MN CLE
Co-author of "Pockets of Innovation in Minnesota's Alternative Dispute Resolution Journey," 33 Wm. Mitchell L. Rev. 441(2006)
"Mediation Ethics: Confidentiality in MN," with co-presenter Leslie Sinner McEvoy, Community Mediation & Restorative Services CLE (May 2015)
"Using Mediation to Manage & Resolve Homeowner Conflicts," Community Associations Institute Trade Show (February 2015)
"Rule 114 Ethical Dilemmas for Community Mediators," Dispute Resolution Center (December 2014)
"Conflict Resolution Skills for HR Professionals," HRx Mastery Seminar (November 2014)
"Ethical Dilemmas for Mediators: What Would You Do?" Moderator, MN CLE ADR Institute (October 2014)
"Mediation is Confidential, Right?" MN CLE Webcast, with co-presenter Leslie Sinner McEvoy (October 2014)
"Mediation as an Alternative to Litigation in Hennepin County," with co-presenters Hon. Ned Wahl and Hon. Mickey Greenburg (ret.), HCBA CLE (May 2014)
"Mediation is Confidential, Right?" MN CLE Employment Law Institute, with co-presenter Leslie Sinner McEvoy (May 2014)
"How to be Effective in Mediation: Mediators' Perspectives," MN CLE's MN State District Court Civil Practice Deskbook CLE, with co-presenter Hon. J. Gilbert (ret.) (April 2014)
"Minnesota Law: Mediation Rules of the Road," U St. Thomas, Justice & Peace Studies Dept, class, guest speaker (January 2014)
"ADR Online: Building Better Websites for ADR Professionals," panel member, MN CLE 2013 ADR Institute, October 25, 2013
"Managing Emotions in Employment Law Mediations," with co-presenter Becky Omdahl, MN CLE Employment Law Series webcast (October 21, 2013)
"Mediating in a Diverse Workplace," with co-presenter Leslie Sinner McEvoy, Association for Conflict Resolution National Conference (October 10, 2013)
"Efficient, Effective and Affordable Commercial ADR (Really!)," with co-presenter Patrick Burns, Association for Conflict Resolution National Conference (October 9, 2013)
"ADR Processes in MN: Making the Most of our Smorgasbord of Options," with co-presenter Leslie Sinner McEvoy, MSBA ADR Section CLE (October 8, 2013)
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"New Lawyer Series: Civil Mediation Advocacy," MN CLE Webcast (May 2012)
"Employment Law Series: Effective Advocacy in Mediation and Arbitration-Diverging Paths," MN CLE Webcast (October 2011)
"Top Ten Mistakes You Don't Want to Make in ADR," MN CLE ADR Institute (October 2011)
"Employment Law Series: Effective Advocacy in Mediation and Arbitration-Diverging Paths," MN CLE Webcast (October 2011)
"The Neutral's Perspective: The MN ADR Handbook," Conflict Resolution Minnesota Annual Meeting, June 2011
"How to Think Outside of the Box When Resolving Your Next Employment Law Dispute," MN CLE Upper Midwest Employment Law Institute, May 2011
"Ten Key Takeaways for Mediators and Advocates from the MN ADR Handbook," MN CLE, April 2011
Moderator for "Keep your 'In-Fighting' In-House, Designing Workplace Dispute Resolution Processes," MSBA ADR CLE, February 2011
"Mediating Discrimination Claims with the Four Public Agencies," 27th Annual Human Rights conference, December 2010 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
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Member of Conflict Resolution Minnesota (2011 to present) and Association for Conflict Resolution (2013 to present)
Member of the American Bar Association and the ABA Dispute Resolution Section (2009 to present)
Elected Member of MSBA's Governing Council for Labor and Employment Law Section (2007 to 2011) COMMUNITY AND PRO BONO INVOLVEMENT
Administrative Hearing Officer for the City of Woodbury, MN (September 1999 to present)
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Volunteer mediator for the Dispute Resolution Center, St. Paul (2004 to present)
Volunteer mediator for Washington and Ramsey County Conciliation Courts (2004 to present)
Volunteer mediator for Minneapolis Department of Civil Rights (2008 to present)
Volunteer mediator for Better Business Bureau, St. Paul (2008 to present)
Vice President and Secretary, US-China Peoples Friendship Association - Minnesota Chapter (USCPFA-MN)
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Dr. Dean W. Hearne graduated from the Virginia Commonwealth University SOM in 1991. He works in Dublin, OH and 1 other location and specializes in Dermatology. Dr. Hearne is affiliated with Grady Memorial Hospital, Mount Carmel St Anns Hospital, OhioHealth Doctors Hospital and OSU Harding Hospital. He speaks Arabic, Chinese, English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: Arabic, Chinese, English, Spanish
Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University SOM; Graduated 1991
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Jeddah Modern Highrise
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Jeddah Sculpture
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Our World: Picnickers on Red Sea
Jeddah's coastline along the Red Sea stretches for miles and miles. While there are some areas that offer seating and picnicking facilities, for the most part, public facilities for people to enjoy the great outdoors here in Jeddah are few and far between.
So people end up bringing carpets and placing them next to their parked cars so they can sit in the shade. Other people bring their own folding chairs and even charcoal grills. During the weekends the Corniche Road which runs along the Red Sea is crowded with cars and people.
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Monday, December 15, 2014
Jeddah Mosque on Red Sea
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Jeddah Villa Gates
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Jeddah Striped Mosque
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Friday, December 12, 2014
SkyWatch: Jeddah Sculpture The Wave
Jeddah is home to many unusual and bigger than life sculptures that surprise and delight residents of the city. This mosaic tiled sculpture is called The Wave. It is actually one of two identical sculptures in Jeddah by Mustafa Senbel, an Egyptian artist commissioned to make about thirty works of art for the City of Jeddah. Here are several more of Senbel's artwork that I have featured on my blog: The Fisherman's Net; Dialogue; The Seagull; Two Vases; Sunrise and Beach Themes; Sails; Builder's Plumbline; The Fisherman's Net II; The Fountain of Shells; The Wave; Desalination Pipes.
Many of Jeddah's sculptures have undergone repair and restoration recently due to wear and tear by the harsh elements of Jeddah's climate. Here is an interesting video you might enjoy which features some of the sculptures and scenes from Jeddah.
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Locally filmed 'Ask This Old House' to air this weekend
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Published: February 28,2014
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Palm Jumeirah North/South Residence, Dubai
On the beach in Dubai (Palm Jumeirah), Palm Jumeirah North/South Residence is close to Skydive Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Emirates Golf Club. Additional attractions near this apartment include Aquaventure and American University of Dubai.
Property Features.
Palm Jumeirah North/South Residence has a marina, 2 outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor pool, and a health club. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas. Additional amenities at this Art Deco property include a children's pool, a terrace, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, guests have access to a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request). Self parking is complimentary. The property has designated areas for smoking.
Rooms open to furnished balconies or patios. The 12 air-conditioned guestrooms at Palm Jumeirah North/South Residence include fireplaces and washers/dryers. Beds have down comforters and premium bedding. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium satellite channels, first-run movies, and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks and safes. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations with deep soaking bathtubs and hydromassage showerheads. Bathrooms also include designer toiletries, bidets, and hair dryers. All units at this 4-star apartment have kitchens with stovetops, full-sized refrigerators/freezers, microwaves, and dishwashers. Additional amenities include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. In addition, housekeeping is offered weekly and amenities available on request include hypo-allergenic bedding.
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I have been researching the Lorenz family in England. I have them back to AEMIL BRUNO LORENZ
Birth abt 1836 in Mesleburgh, Prussia.
Death Jan 1905 in Beverley, Yorkshire East Riding, England. His father was Golfrict.
As you have such similar Christian names in your Lorenz family I wonder if they are related. I do know he went to New York in 1873, presumably to find work, but soon returned to England.
My daughter has married a Lorenz.
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Fran, Thanks to you, we have a picture of Bowater on his site. As he never made it to Nashville, I doubt very much if he ever sat for a portrait in uniform, but, you never know for certain, as I do have copies of two pictures of men from the 86th what sat for pictures in uniform just before they left the Peoria area. However, R. C. made it though the whole war. And he was a Corporal. I would almost bet my next paycheck that he sat for a portrait during the war. So somewhere out there, perhaps not even in the family as well, there may be pictures of him in uniform. Right now, I'd be thrilled to see a post war picture of him. So, as in "Mission Impossible", one of your missions in 2015 is to find a picture of R. C. Walter and get it on his Find A Grave Memorial. What do you think? Take care and Thanks!! Baxter
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Fran, Over Christmas, I finally found the time to go through all of the attendance records for the reunions. For some reason, the "Boys" of Co. F seem to have not really gotten into attending the reunion. Most likely, it was just that none of the men from Co. F. who did find out about the reunions didn't have the time or interest in taking the time in trying to track down all of the men he had served with and letting them know about the reunions. Of the approximately 100 men who served in Co. F during the war, only 16 of them attended at least one reunion or more and Co. F never had more than 7 men show up at one reunion at a time. They were the only company that didn't have at least one reunion that they didn't have at least 11 or more show up at at least one reunion. So there aren't going to be many pictures out there of Co. F "boys" at reunions. However, one I want you to know about who could have pictures out there is R. C. Walter. R. C. attended two reunions, that of the 1891 and of the 1900 reunions. So there could be pictures out there of him from the reunions. In each of those reunions, he was able to spend time with two other members of Co. F, in 1891, he attended with C. W. McKown and with Lt. John Hall. At the 1900 reunion, R. C. was there with C. W. McKown again and with Albert Smith. Keep an eye for pictures they may have swapped as well. Thanks, Baxter
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Fran, We owe our veterans so much!! You know I am not related to a soul in the 86th, yet, I feel like I have knew these guys. I got started on this project of finding these guys 30 years ago in the winter of 1984-85. Since then I have learned so much about them. I got started early enough on this project that I was able to locate a number of their grandchildren and I, literally, sat at their feet listening to stories that they remembered their grandfathers telling them while they sat at their feet. I look forward to the day that I can sit at the feet of these veterans of the 86th myself, listen to their stories first hand and tell them how much their service and sacrifice was appreciated. When we do take the time to remember them, I like to think that they Lord allows them to see that they are being remembered by their descendants and that their service and sacrifice was and Is still GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Thanks for all you have done. I hope the New Year is a GREAT one for you and your family, hope you are all staying warm and hope that the Lord allows you many hours to do the things that you love to do.
One thing I want you to remember this year. Besides trying to locate the burial sites of the last 85 or so veterans of the 86th that I have yet to locate, I am really concentrating on trying to let all descendants know that I am really wanting to see pictures of all 992 men on their Find A Grave Memorials. Now I know that's not possible because I know there were a number of men who died early in the war, before they made it to Nashville, that had probably never sat for a portrait. However, the large majority of the 932 men of the original 86th made it to Nashville and I really believe that the majority of these men took the time during the nine months they were stationed in the Nashville area took the time sit for a portrait for their mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers and even for their tent mates, who they swapped pictures with like school boys. So their are pictures of these guys, not only scattered through their descendants families, but also through their tentmates families. I found one granddaughter, who had the collection of pictures that her grandfather had and she had pictures of 25 of the men of Co. K, a quarter of the company. She allowed me to copy them all, thus allowing me the opportunity to give many descendants copies of pictures of their grandfathers in uniform that they had never seen before. I really want to find all of those pictures. And if I can't find pictures of them as young men, then I just have to be happy to see pictures of them as old men as they looked when they were attending these reunions. So please keep an eye out and an ear listening for any mentions of pictures of these guys, not only your ancestors, but of their pards as well.
Well, I had better close for now. Thanks again!! Baxter
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Fran, I got the information transferred and have deleted the site that I set up to work on. Your original site for Joel is yours again. Thanks for letting me borrow him. I still hope we can find out for certain where his mortal remains were laid. Hope this finds you well and staying warm. I still continue my search for the missing veterans of the 86th. I am down to the last 85 or so. I orginally never dreamed of finding this many. A few years ago I began to think I might find all but 50 or so. Now I am beginning to think these last 85 or so are never going to be found. I will undoubtedly, though, keep looking until the day I die.
Thanks Again for all you have done!! Baxter
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Dear Fran, I hope that this little message finds you well. Over the last year or so, I have added quite a bit of information to the biography that I had set up for Joel Darnell that I was able to work on. I think it's time, I get rid of my duplicate site, as much as I like to work on it. Would you consider deleting the current biography we have on your original site for Joel, then copy the biography that I currently have on my site and transfer it to yours? If you can do this or if you want me do it, I would be glad to do that. Let me know when you get it done or if you decide to let me do it. Then I will delete my site. Thanks for all you have done to preserve the family history. I wish we could get someone out there to check out that cemetery for us and let us know if there is anything there in the cemetery for Joel. Well, better close for now. Again, I hope this finds you well and staying warm. Sincerely, Baxter
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