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Linda Blackall

Linda Louise Blackall is a professor of Environmental microbiology at the University of Melbourne. She has studied microbial communities in different environments and she has pioneered procedures that reveal microbes and their functions in natural and engineered systems.
Blackall completed her PhD at the University of Queensland in 1987. She has held professor positions at the University of Queensland, at the Australian Institute of Marine Science, and at the University of Melbourne.
Blackall conducts research on conplex microbial communities in a diverse range of contexts, such as associated to hosts and free living in different environments. She has studied mammalian microbiomes of marsupials, humans, ruminants and horses and the microbiota of non-mammals including corals and sponges. Her work has helped explain animal conditions, including equine and ruminant gut upsets. She also investigated microbes associated with corals and involved in bleeching. She hasiscovered microbial contributions to practical aspects of water, wastewater and solid-waste treatment, leading to improvements in treatment and energy savings. As of 2020, she has published near two hundred articles in peer reviewed journals and she collaborates with the publishing company Small Friends Books on science divulgation books for children.
* 2020 Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science.
Category:Microbiology
Category:Professorships in biology
Category:Australian microbiologists
Linda Capuano

Linda Capuano is an American energy technologist who has served as the ninth administrator of the United States Energy Information Administration since January 2018. Capuano's nomination was announced on November 2, 2017, and her appointment was confirmed on December 21, 2017.
Previously, Capuano served as fellow in energy technology at the Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies. She has also taught operations strategy as part of the executive MBA curriculum at Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business.
Capuano has served in various vice president roles at Marathon Oil, Solectron Flextronics, Advanced Energy Industries, and Honeywell.
Capuano has a MS in engineering materials and PhD in materials science and engineering from Stanford University. She also holds undergraduate BS degrees from Stony Brook University and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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Category:American people
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Category:Stony Brook University alumni
Category:University of Colorado Boulder alumni
Linda Iheme

Linda Iheme. (born 8 January 1990) is a Nigerian businesswoman, a vocal community activist, health advocate, and a young African change marker.
==Early life and education==
Linda was born in 1990 in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. She attended Government Girl's Science Senior Secondary School, Kuje, Abuja (2004-2006), then proceeded her studies to the University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria where she earned a Bachelor of Dental Surgery between 2007 and 2015. She obtained a Masters Degree in Public Health and Health System at the University of Waterloo, Canada between 2017 and 2019, and currently enrolling her PhD in Aging, Health, and Well-being in the same Univesity.
==Later life and career==
Linda Iheme is the CEO and Founder of International Initiative For Youths Inspiration and also Founder of Catalyst Academy Nigeria. She engage in numerous NGOs activities and she is best to describe her as businesswoman as well as enterpreneur. Her mentoring and counseling arose her to hosted a lunch which inspire by her passion, and enhance young people to achieve their ambition. 
Prior to her accession, Linda worked as an International Promoter For the Rome United Nations. She has much concentration in assisting young people in Africa on how to secure scholarships for postgraduate programs in developed countries. Linda is currently￼ living in Canada, and she is a PhD Researcher where she is serving as Teacher Assistance to various Professors. She was a member of Board of Governors and University Senate for two years and she had published books.
==Awards==
* Best Graduating Student at GGSSSS Kuje, Abuja (2006)
* Top 35-Under 35 CEOs Award (2013)
* The Scholar of the School of Dentistry Award, University of Benin, Edo State Nigeria (2014)
* Desk's Young Person of the Month (July,2014)
* YouWin Connect Award (2017)
* African Most Prestigious Award
* Research Innovation Award at University of Waterloo, Canada (2019) 
* Graduate Studies Leadership Award (2019) 
==In the media==
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==References==
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* Dr Linda Iheme | University of Waterloo
* Linda Iheme on linkedin
* Tag: Chief Edem Duke with Linda Iheme and Lanre Dahunsi
* Dr. Linda Iheme | World Pulse
* Dr. Linda Iheme Show | Listen via Stitcher for Podcasts
* linda Iheme | University of Benin - Academia.edu
* Dr. Linda Iheme Show on RadioPublic
Category:1990 births
Category:Nigerian women in business
Category:20th-century Nigerian businesswomen
Category:Nigerian activists
Category:Nigerian lawyers
Category:Bachelor's degrees
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Category:University of Benin (Nigeria) alumni
Category:University of Waterloo alumni
Linda K Clemons (entrepreneur)

Linda K Clemons (born December 26, 1957) is an American author, entrepreneur, speaker, and body language expert based in Indianapolis, Indiana.
== Career ==
Clemons is the CEO of Indianapolis-based Sisterpreneur Inc. She gives an online course with Mindvalley University. Clemons was a speaker at the World Women Foundation and Women of the Channel West 2022.
== Awards ==
* Memberships-Rotary International
* Speaker at Women Presidents' Organization 2019 Annual Conference: Leading Up
* Speaker at 13th Annual IWL Women’s Leadership Conference
* Keynote speaker at Assets Are Sexy Show Up Strong
* Keynote speaker at the 3rd Annual Positively Powerful Woman Awards and Summit
* Team member in The Heart 2 Heart conference
Category:American people
Category:1957 births
Category:American authors
Linda Mabhena

Linda Mabhena-Olagunju (born January 1, 1984) is an African entrepreneur and businesswoman. She is known for the founding of DLO Energy Resources Group (Dudu Linda Olagunju), independent power producer (IPP) based in South Africa. She currently serves as the company's chief executive officer.
She has been a member of the University of Oxford International Advisory Board since 2018. 
== Early Life ==
Mabhena-Olagunju was born in Matatiele in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Her mother Veronica was a primary school teacher and father Michael a criminal law and litigation lawyer. They were also both entrepreneurs. She has 2 siblings. Linda’s childhood was filled with angst as she grew up during the period of Apartheid. Her mother’s family were activists against the apartheid regime. Family members were also liberation fighters and her home provided comfort and shelter to those returning from exile or hiding.
== Education ==
Mabhena-Olagunju attended the National School of Arts High School in Johannesburg; where she majored in Drama. She went on to study law at University of Cape Town, where she attained an LLB (Bachelor of Law). After graduation Mabhena-Olagunju worked at a law firm for a short while before heading to Aberdeen, Scotland (UK) to further her education, gaining a Masters in International Commercial Law with specialization in oil and gas law.
== Career ==
=== Aberdeen City Council ===
In 2007, Mabhena-Olagunju began working part-time for the Aberdeen City Council. One of her major projects involved developing Aberdeen’s first offshore wind farm. This drew major opposition from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who tried to halt the project in a losing court battle; arguing the development would spoil the view from Trump International Golf Links, Scotland.
=== Dewey & LeBoeuf ===
In 2010, Mabhena-Olagunju began work for the global law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf|Dewey & LeBeouf in their Johannesburg office. She became the youngest negotiator for the firm and secured funding from the World Bank for South Africa's public electricity utility, Eskom.
=== DLO Energy Resources Group ===
Mabhena-Olagunju launched DLO Energy Resources Group in 2011. She then went on to acquire an equity stake in a $400,000 000 wind farm at just 26 years old. The company recently acquired an equity stake in a large EPC and O&M company; making it South Africa’s first majority black-owned female engineering services company.
== Awards & Achievements ==
In 2014, Mabhena-Olagunju was listed amongst the 20 most powerful women in Africa featured on the Oprah Winfrey Power List. In 2016 Veuve Clicoquot awarded Mabhena-Olagunju with their annual Elle Boss award. In 2017, Linda was recognized as the Best Emerging Entrepreneur by Forbes Woman Africa. A year later she was recognized as the 2018 Youngest Board Member on the University of Oxford’s International Advisory Board and recently she appeared in the 2020 Choiseul 100 Africa Economic Leaders For Tomorrow list.
She is currently a member of the University of Oxford International Advisory Board.
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:1984 births
Category:African women in business
Linda Naeff

Linda Naeff, born in Bagnolet on February 22, 1926matricule-ii.-uebermuetter-mit-werken-von-maria-rolly-berta-balzli-adelheid-duvanel-u.a Notice ch-cultura.ch. and died in Carouge on February 20, 2014 Notice film-documentaire.fr., is a painter and sculptress Swiss. She has been influenced by Jean DubuffetNotice www.bilan.ch.dossier didactique..
==Biography==
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In 2012, the writer Douna Loup published The lines of your palm, a novel in which she tells the story of the artist then eighty-five years old, based on interviews she they had together -loup-113311720.html Notice l-or-des-livres .
It is in the permanent collections of the Collection de l'art brut of LausanneNotice Artbrut.ch ., from the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Geneva)https://collections.geneve.ch/mah/auteur/naeff, from the Ariana Museum , the museum of raw art in Montpellier and the Muséum im Lagerhaus in Saint-Gall and in the libraries of Geneva and Lausanne with its books-objects.
==Exhibitions==
* Chapel Farm: 2014
* Musée de Carouge: 2016, colors dress sufferingNotice www.carouge.chNotice de kultur-online.net.Linda Naeff created 7000 works from the age of 61, when she died on Tribune de Genève..
* Lagerhaus Museum, 2020, Matricule II-und-nie-einfach-ein-kind-zu-gebaeren-das-stgaller-museum-im-lagerhaus-beleuchtet-schwierige-mutterbeziehungen-ld.1252297 Notice tagblatt.ch.
==Filmography==
* 2014: Film documentary, Mario Del Curto, Linda Naeff - Colors dress sufferingnaeff-les-couleurs-habillent-la-souffrance/AC95EA059C384B31B9ED152B0A95BB05 Notice swissfilms.ch.. On Vimeo
==Bibliography==
* 2012: Douna Loup, The lines of your palm, Paris, Mercure de France, 2012 { {Web link|title = Douna Loup writes "The Lines of your palm", following the destiny of an astonishing old lady|url = https://www.letemps.ch/culture/2012/09/01/douna- wolf-writing-lines-paume-following-destiny-an-astonishing-old-lady|site=www.letemps.ch|consulted on=2016-02-02}}.
Category:1926 births
Category:Painters
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Linda Ravenswood

Linda Ravenswood is an Oxford Poetry Prize winning poet from Los Angeles. She won The Edwin Markham Prize in Poetry in 2022, from Poet Laureate of The US Juan Felipe Herrera for Reed Magazine, the oldest literary review in California. Her books include Cantadora (Eyewear London / The Blackspring Press Group, 2023), The Stan Poems (Pedestrian Press, 2022), XLA Poets (Hinchas Press, 2021), Tlacuilx (Hinchas de Poesia, 2020), and the upcoming -- a poem is a house -- which won The Arthur Smith Prize in 2023 (Madville Press). 
She founded The Los Angeles Press in 2018. She is the founder of The Poet Laureate Programme in Glendale, California. 
She introduces the radio show Poets Cafe on Wednesdays on KPFK FM 90.7.
Category:People from Los Angeles
Category:Poets
Category:Founders
Linda Rum

Linda Rum (in Nuremberg) is a German musician and songwriter. She lives in Hamburg.
== Musical Career ==
Born in Nuremberg to Poland parents, Linda Rum came into contact with music at an early age. After classical piano lessons, she expanded her musical creativity since 2004 autodidactically by playing guitar and writing her own songs. This was followed by Germany-wide performances with her own band projects as well as studies with a major in organ.
In the following years she played numerous concerts as a singer-songwriter, including tours through Germany, Austria and Scotland.
In 2015, she graduated from the pop course at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, majoring in singing. Her instructors included Jane Comerford and Peter Weihe.
In 2019, she began recording the EP "Ten Feet Tall I", which was released on December 11, 2020. The production was supported by ITZEtalent, the promotion of the Itzehoer Versicherungen.
For her new recordings, Linda Rum is working with producer Tobias Siebert (Juli and Enno Bunger) and Hannes Wittmer, among others.
== Performances (selection) ==
* 2010: Rock im Park, Nuremberg
* 2013: Bardentreffen, Nuremberg
* 2013: Grand Ole Opry, Glasgow
* 2017: Hafenrockbühne, Hamburg
* 2020: Intertonale, Scheibbs 
Further performances with: Ken Stringfellow, Efterklang, Oehl, Alin Coen, The Notwist, Black Sea Dahu
== Discography ==
* 2020: Ten Feet Tall I (EP)
== Perception ==
Linda Rum's music has been received positively throughout the media echo. In particular, the richness of detail in the arrangements, the captivating melodies, and the wide range of emotions have been highlighted. Ken Stringfellow, whom Linda Rum supported in a duet and on piano at a concert, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration.
Category:German musicians
Category:German songwriters
Category:People from Hamburg
Linda Sayoko

Linda Sayoko (born April 3, 1990) is a Japanese SEO content writer and translator at CasinoTopsOnline, an online casino review website. She is known for contributing review articles on online slot games and casinos for Japanese-speaking audiences ensuring they get the same quality and detail as the English-speaking community.
==Early life and education==
Sayoko was born and raised in Kyoto, Japan, as the youngest child of her parents. During her school years, she engaged in various activities, including swimming, violin, ballet, and volleyball.
Sayoko graduated from the Faculty of Economics at a university in Hyogo Prefecture in 2012.
==Career==
Sayoko started her career by producing online advertisements during her final year of university.
In 2013, Sayoko joined the retail industry, supporting the recruitment process for store and area managers. Transitioning to an advertising agency in 2014, she focused on proposals for commercial printed materials and gained expertise in online affiliate sites and advertising.
In 2018, Sayoko redirected her career toward the online casino industry, joining CasinoTopsOnline's Japanese domestic media division. Over the years, she has been instrumental in editing content for the company's news media, demonstrating her advanced linguistic abilities by translating English content into Japanese.
As a content writer, Sayoko contributes detailed online casinos and slot reviews. She assesses the safety and security of online slots and casinos, providing comprehensive reviews that aid players in making informed decisions. Her evaluations cover critical elements such as game providers, return-to-player ratios, maximum payouts, and key features like reels, paylines, and bet widths. 
Sayoko also evaluates the thematic changes in game symbols, highlighting unique features like respins and bonus purchases. In her slot reviews, she also emphasizes user experience through descriptions of game atmospheres and symbol transformations, contributing to a valuable resource for players with diverse preferences and experience levels.
==Personal life==
Sayoko resides in Kanagawa, Japan, with her husband and child.
==External links==
* Linda Sayoko at CasinoTopsOnline
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Category:1990 births
Category:Japanese writers
Category:Japanese gamblers
Category:Kyoto University alumni
Lindell Smith

Smith grew up Uniacke Square, a community in Halifax's North End, Halifax. As a child, he attended St. Joseph’s-Alexander McKay Elementary School, and later Citadel High School. He became involved in his community from a young age, first as a volunteer at Halifax's North End Memorial Library, and later by founding a non-profit recording studio for marginalised youth.
== Political Career ==
Smith announced his candidacy in Peninsula North after Jennifer Watts' announcement that she would not seek reelection, citing strong encouragement in his community to seek the office. During the 2016 election, his campaign focused on housing issues, improvements to Halifax Transit, and activities for young people, particularly young Black Nova Scotians. One month before Election Day, he received endorsements from former New Democratic MLA for Halifax Needham, Maureen MacDonald, and former New Democratic MP for Halifax Megan Leslie. Smith was officially sworn in on November 1, 2016, becoming the first Black Nova Scotian elected to Halifax Regional Council in sixteen years.
In 2020 Halifax municipal election, Smith ran for reelection on a platform of "safe and accessible communities, responsible growth, and affordability and social equity".
== Electoral Record ==
Under the Nova Scotia Municipal Governments Act, regional council candidates may not be affiliated with any political party.https://nslegislature.ca/sites/default/files/legc/statutes/municipal%20government.pdf
Category:Canadian activists
Category:Canadian politicians
Lindokuhle Ncusane

Lindokuhle Ncusane (born 22 October 2000) is a South African Rugby Union Player with six years professional experience advancing attacking and defensive strategies for the Lions in Gauteng Province with the Currie Cup (2022). His regular position is at Flanker and Eighth Man.
Category:2000 births
Category:South African rugby union players
Category:South African people
Category:University of the Witwatersrand alumni
Lindsay Blair Goeldner

Lindsay Blair Goeldner is a Canadian film and television producer. She produced I Like Movies (2022), Scaring Women at Night (2022), Queen Tut (2023) and Streams Flow From a River (2023). In 2022, Playback Magazine declared her as "taking TIFF by storm" when three films she produced were premiering at the festival.
Category:Canadian films
Category:Canadian people
Category:Television producers
Lindsay Clancy

Lindsay Marie Clancy (née Musgrove; born 1990) is an American woman from Duxbury, Massachusetts who allegedly strangled her three children on the evening of January 24, 2023. Two of the children, 5-year-old Cora Clancy and 3-year-old Dawson Clancy, were pronounced dead at the hospital on January 24, 2023 while a third child, 7-month-old Callan Clancy (who turned 8-months old while hospitalized), died on January 27, 2023. 
Experts believe Clancy may have suffered from postpartum psychosis and that she may have been "overmedicated." Her attorneys reported that, in the 4 months leading up to the incident, Lindsay had been prescribed 13 different psychiatric medications.
== Prior to the incident ==
Clancy worked as a labor and delivery nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital. Prior to the incident, she struggled with various facets of her mental health, seeking treatment from two psychiatrists and self-admitting to McLean Hospital less than three weeks before the killings.
== Impact ==
The incident ignited a discussion on social media platforms such as TikTok about postpartum psychosis and various others struggles mothers face after a birth. This had lead to many mothers speaking out about their own stories, opening up on social media or to various press outlets about their experiences. Several bills were introduced to the Massachusetts state legislature in an attempt to better address postpartum illnesses in the community.
Category:1990 births
Lindsay Cronk

Lindsay Cronk is an American librarian and the first President of the American Library Association's Core Division. She currently serves as Assistant Dean for Scholarly Resources and Curation at the University of Rochester's River Campus Libraries. She was recognized as a Library Journal Mover & Shaker in 2017. 
Cronk contributes a regular column, Resourcefully, to the Serials Librarian. 
Category:American librarians
Lindsay Goffman

Lindsay Goffman is an American television producer. She is an executive producer on the ABC 2023 drama series, The Company You Keep and was a co-executive producer on The Good Doctor.
==Career==
After graduating from Indiana University Bloomington, Goffman started in the ICM mailroom. Eventually, she went to UPN to work on seasons two through eight of America’s Next Top Model and Two and a Half Men. At Fremantle, she discovered an affinity for scripted television, which informed her decision in 2011 to go to Gross Entertainment, where she became the Vice President of Development. In 2013, she saw the trailer for the Good Doctor Korean drama, which had a great impact on her, as it reminded her of her son, and led her to become the first champion for its American adaptation. In 2014, Goffman became Head of Development at 3AD, a production company owned by actor Daniel Dae Kim. During her time at 3AD, the American TV series of The Good Doctor went into production at ABC. 
In 2018, Goffman left 3AD to start her independent production company, Gratitude Productions. Most recently, she was an executive producer on The Company You Keep, which is also based on the Korean drama, My Fellow Citizens!, and is certified fresh on review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes. Because of the show’s Korean roots, Goffman wanted to bring Asian American representation to the adaptation, which led her to bring executive producer Jon M Chu onto the project. Goffman also compared her role as a producer to being a matchmaker when bringing on Milo Ventimiglia (who stars in the show and whose company, Divide Pictures, also produced), casting Catherine Haena Kim, and bringing on co-showrunners Julia Cohen and Phil Klemmer. 
Category:American people
Category:Indiana University Bloomington alumni
Category:Television producers