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The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) sponsors the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Medical Genetics Training Program that offers two-year fellowships for M.D.s and Ph.D.s in cytogenetics, biochemical genetics and molecular genetics. This program provides participants the opportunity to conduct genetics research in some of the world's most advanced laboratories, gain clinical experience in the Washington, D.C. area and develop expertise in basic and clinical genetics research and diagnostics.
Eligibility has been established by the American Board of Medical Genetics (ABMG). For training in each subspecialty, ABMG requires an M.D. or Ph.D. degree earned from a U.S. university or equivalent education with prior ABMG approval.
Fellows spend 18 months of the program at a laboratory of their choice. Six months clinical experience is also required. Fellows see patients in various National Institutes of Health (NIH) centers and in hospitals and outpatient clinics throughout metropolitan Washington, D.C.
Throughout the program, trainees attend a number of lecture courses, including: Introduction to Medical Genetics; Developmental Biology and Human Malformations; Inborn Errors of Metabolism; and Current Concepts in Clinical Molecular Genetics and Molecular Diagnostics. Attendance is also required at the weekly Clinical Genetics Case Conference and at the bi-weekly Cytogenetics/Molecular Genetics Sign-Out Conference. Many students choose to attend the Short Course in Medical and Experimental Mammalian Genetics at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine during the month of July.
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Tracing genealogy has long been a favorite hobby and even profession for many people in the West. A couple of Israeli Internet startups are trying to make the task of mapping one's family tree even easier, and they are gaining a huge following.
The largest of these websites is My Heritage, which has accumulated a user base of over 17 million people who have posted 180 million people profiles in 150,000 family trees since the site launched in 2005.
A leading American Internet startup news site reported this week that My Heritage now has major competition from a California-based, though Jewish-run, website called Geni, which has built up a user base of over five million in less than six months and is already valued at over $100 million.
A third competitor is Israel-based Famillion. Famillion is trailing My Heritage and Geni somewhat, though it is still certainly in the game.
An Israeli website reporting on Israeli innovations jokingly noted that "if all the CEOs [of these Jewish and Israeli startups] filled in their family trees they would most likely see that they are related!"
My Heritage, Geni and Famillion are only the latest in a long list of Israeli Internet and technology innovations.
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Globes Best Black & White: Julianne Moore
So she just emailed Tom Ford and asked him to make her a dress. And he did, using the hard shoulders from Gwyneth Paltrow's white Oscar cape but making black the main focus, with white accents to flatter. How great does that look from the side, where the white cuts into the leg and gives you the illusion that it might be a pair of pants? And the back. Look at that back. Like...lapels on a tuxedo. A penguin in a tuxedo! How can you not love it?
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text: The Harlow Cabin was built by William Harlow in the 1920s as he had a gold mining claim nearby. Since being acquired by the forest service, the cabin has seen heavy vandalism in recent years, though a restoration effort is in effect for the historic cabin. It is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This view is from the inside second floor where part of the boards are missing.


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Participates in the rate-making, reserving, and risk evaluation functions. Counsels management and advises on underwriting functions that require actuarial or mathematical techniques to determine approrpriate courses of action. Assures preparation and interpretation of data in support of rate filings with various state insurance departments. Determines rates of mortality, sickness, retirement, etc. based on analysis of statistical data. Assists in design of insurance plans, calculation of premiums, determining cash reserves and premium rates necessary to ensure sufficient funds for benefits payment and profitability.
Performs actuarial tasks which are of a mathematical and/or higher-level administrative nature. Compiles and categorizes data for experience analyses and reports. Prepares schedules of statistics, financial statements, premiums, reserves and benefits; documents and verifies factors used in related computations. Performs other related duties as assigned or required.
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"Named "Performer of the Year" in 2004 by the Conseil québécois de la musique, harpsichordist and organist Luc Beauséjour has long been thrilling audiences with his expressive and brilliant performances. He has played in many countries and has regularly teamed up with eminent musicians such as sopranos Agnès Mellon, Donna Brown and Karina Gauvin, contralto Marie-Nicole Lemieux, conductor and harpsichordist Hervé Niquet, violinist James Ehnes and trumpet player Paul Merkelo. For Analekta, Naxos and other labels, he has recorded some twenty CDs. Heard regularly on public radio, Luc Beauséjour was awarded this year's Listeners' Award of the Chaîne culturelle de Radio-Canada. In July 2004, Luc Beauséjour recorded Book I of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier (Naxos). " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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Rachel Weisz takes out Hushpuppy
The New York Film Critics Circle dropped a big surprise on award season yesterday in naming Rachel Weisz Best Actress for her performance in The Deep Blue Sea. Very, very few of the "Oscarologists" had her on their lists for the five nominee spots with the exception of Michael Musto from The Village Voice which, in hindsight, now totally makes sense. Even more remarkable is that while the NYFCC obviously loves Zero Dark Thirty, Weisz still won over Jessica Chastain.
Does that mean she's the frontrunner? No, not at all. But it does mean she has a much better chance at a nomination now and, as a result, she's pushed a few others down or out completely. Like maybe Hushpuppy Quvenzhané Wallis. Which I'm ok with because she's 9 and at the same time I'm not ok with because without Q, well, as usual, there's not much diversity, is there? Beasts Of The Southern Wild is out on DVD today.
And here's how it's looking now:
Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain, and Marion Cotillard are still considered safe -- for now. Rachel Weisz may have just moved up to #4. And that leaves Helen Mirren, Naomi Watts, Emmanuelle Riva, Keira Knightley, and Quvenzhane Wallis all in the mix for the final spot.
So, if Rachel's invited to the Oscars, do she and her husband Daniel Craig finally walk that carpet together?


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Kolovou earns first women's award, Bandres takes fifth of career
MACON, Ga. (April 3, 2013) – Seniors Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela) and Antonia Kolovou (Larisa, Greece) helped ETSU to a combined 4-0 weekend and were named Atlantic Sun Men's and Women's Tennis Player of the Week, as released by the conference on Wednesday.
The Buccaneer men and women each traveled to Florida and came back with two wins. Bandres led the men to a 6-1 defeat of Stetson and 7-0 sweep of Florida Gulf Coast, while Kolovou spearheaded the women to a 7-0 shutout of Stetson and a 5-2 victory over the Eagles.
At 9-4 overall, 4-0 A-Sun, the Lady Bucs are in sole possession of first place in the Atlantic Sun standings. The men's team jumped to 7-6 overall, 3-1 A-Sun, and reentered the ITA Men's Team Rankings at No. 74.
Bandres had a perfect weekend, defeating Stetson's Didrik Berg, 6-2, 6-1, and FGCU's Jordy Vives, 7-6 (7-5), 4-6, 1-0 (10-8) at No. 1 singles. The reigning A-Sun Tournament MVP also won both his doubles sets and is ranked No. 120 in the ITA singles poll. On the year, Bandres is 15-11 overall and 9-3 dual as the Bucs' No. 1 player.
Kolovou was just as impressive, downing two top singles players in Stetson's Andrea Crespo, 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 (8-6), and FGCU's Sarah Means, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. The first year Lady Buc improved to 19-9 overall, 11-1 dual, with a 9-1 mark in No. 1 matches. She currently rides a three-match winning streak.
The honors are the fifth of Bandres' ETSU career and his third of the season. Kolovou's weekly award is her first.
The Bucs and Lady Bucs are back in action on Friday, taking on Lipscomb from the ETSU Tennis Complex.
ETSU fans wanting Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!
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This is a gift Goose and Binky brought back for me from the Monterey Bay Aquarium
several years ago. I just love it!
Goose loves it too.
She pulled out a canvas and some paints and began painting the jelly.
After painting she added some glitter to really bring it to life!
I am so in love with this painting!
Rainy days and art can be good for the soul!
It has been raining like mad here by the bay.
And I mean like MAD!
The ground is saturated and the sump pump in my basement is working overtime!
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Jon Benson needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 78 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
Below is the current icon for "Jon Benson" -- but this needs to be updated and changed to "JBF" (still with the stylish look to it of course) and a tagline added: Jon Benson Fitness | Radical Body Transformation
Current logo: http://www.jonbenson.com/logo.jpg
Jon Benson Fitness | Radical Body Transformation
Need icon to stay very simple and "clever" -- like the current one, but it needs to be updated a bit and add the "F" for "Fitness" plus the tagline
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ST. CHARLES – John Nelson, senior pastor at Hosanna! Lutheran Church, usually knows something about the lives of the individuals whose memorial services he presides over.
Thursday, he knew less about the 41 people whose cremated remains had been abandoned on a dusty shelf at the Kane County Coroner's Office.
"For these people, we don't even have a sentence," Nelson said to a small crowd gathered inside the North Cemetery mausoleum in St. Charles.
The 15-minute nondenominational memorial service and interment was not only for the 41 remains Kane County Coroner Rob Russell hoped to reunite with their next of kin but it also was for remains left at the cemetery and Yurs Funeral Home. In total, 161 cremains – a term for cremated remains – were given a final resting place.
"We know that even though the cremains of these saints of St. Charles have gone unclaimed by family and friends, you [God] claim them as your own," Nelson said.
Russell, who was elected in November, announced in March that the remains of 47 deceased people were being stored in his office storage unit.
He encouraged next of kin to claim them.
Six cremains were claimed, the coroner said, noting that was more than he had expected.
A father was reunited with the remains of his 2-month-old child, 26 years after his child's sudden death, and another set was shipped to next of kin in Australia.
With help from St. Charles Township Supervisor John Arthur Anderson, a proper resting place was found for other cremains: an 8-foot deep crypt in North Cemetery. It will be covered by an unmarked piece of marble, Anderson said.
Although the crypt has space for more cremated remains, Russell said he aims not to have any more unclaimed cremains, especially with tools such as www.unclaimedpersons.org.
Russell thanked the few people who attended Thursday's service, noting how nobody wanted to claim these individuals' remains.
"Today, we are that someone else," he said.
Some of the cremains belonged to known prostitutes and those who were homeless, Russell said, but he said it doesn't matter how they lived their lives.
"Respect goes to everybody," he said. "Today, we right what was wrong."
A list of those interred Thursday is available at the Kane County Coroner's Office, North Cemetery and Yurs Funeral Home.
Next of kin will be able to claim the remains if desired.


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They say great programs don't rebuild, they just reload.
That's true for the perennial powerhouse Green Hope boys golf team, which overwhelmed its Southwest Wake Athletic Conference foes for a team tournament win Thursday at The Preserve at Jordan Lake, its fifth win in as many league matches.
Led by sophomore Timmy Leonard, Green Hope (152) outplayed Panther Creek (164), Middle Creek (165) and Holly Springs (166) for the victory. Athens Drive (173) was fifth, followed by Fuquay-Varina (176), Apex (190) and Cary (191).
Leonard had a superb day, garnering a medal as the day's top individual player along with Holly Springs senior standout Tim Conover. Both carded the day's low score of a one-over 37.
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"Coach (Mike Robinson) just always tells us to play smart and concentrate on the hole we're on," said Leonard, who came in at No. 5 on the team's depth chart. "There's a great tradition here and we all have to keep that going."
Robinson was certainly impressed with the youngster's performance.
"(Leonard) is very consistent, doesn't get in trouble a lot with poor shots and has a very good short game," Robinson said. "He also has a big heart and gets everything out of what he has."
He's also blessed with the same kind of poise displayed by the more-experienced Conover. Consistency is the key to his success.
"I drove the ball well and hit every single green on my approach shots," said Conover, the SWAC's No. 2 individual player last year and its best in 2012.
Conover only felt a bit betrayed by his short game, saying he could have taken an even lower score into the clubhouse despite the Preserve's reputation as a difficult course.
"I could have shot a 34 if I had made some more putts," said Conover, one of the few players to card under 40, along with Panther Creek teammates Viraj Garewal and Alex Scott and Fuquay's Thomas Williams. (All shot 39).
Robinson, in his fourth year guiding a program with more than a decade run of conference titles, basked in the win as the sun set on the evening.
"This was a great team win considering some of our top players didn't perform at their best," Robinson said. "Some of our other players, like Leonard, really picked us up."


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Oroville >> A man shot and killed Monday night and the three Oroville police officers who reportedly fired at him were identified Tuesday by officials.
Oroville Police Department Tuesday and identified the victim as Victor Coleman, 52.
Oroville Police Chief Bill LaGrone also named the three officers who shot at Coleman when he confronted them with a knife as Jared Cooley, John Nickelson and Marcus Tennegkeit.
Coleman died at the scene.
The incident began around 4 p.m. when officers responded to a call about a man threatening suicide at the Sunset Inn on Feather River Boulevard.
According to District Attorney Mike Ramsey on Monday, Coleman was in Oroville as part of a work crew.
Police spoke to the man on the telephone, but Coleman allegedly refused to open the door and told police he wanted them to kill him.
After about an hour of negotiations, Coleman said he was done and was going to kill himself.
At around 5:15 p.m., officers waiting outside were signaled and rammed the room door down. Coleman wasn"t in the room and allegedly emerged from the bathroom wielding a knife.
The three officers then opened fire on Coleman, who died from his injuries.
LaGrone stated in the press release that one officer sustained a minor injury during the incident.
Cooley, Nickelson and Tennegkeit are all on administrative leave pending an investigation.
The Butte County Officer Involved Shooting Protocol Team is handling the investigation with investigators from the Butte County Sheriff"s Office, Probation Department, District Attorney"s Office, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, California Highway Patrol, California State Parks, Department of Justice, and police departments in Oroville, Chico, Gridley, Biggs, Paradise and at Chico State University.
Oroville police are not issuing further information at this time.


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- Heat vs. Bulls: Series Hub
MIAMI – Never let 'em see you wince.
That has been Dwyane Wade's mostly successful approach since suffering a deep bone bruise to his right knee against Orlando in early March. Heck, that has been Wade's approach more or less since he reached the NBA and got busy with that fall-down-578-times, get-up-579 business.
The Miami Heat star shooting guard has had good days and bad days since initially injuring the knee. He has aggravated it, pampered it, fought it, ignored it and, through Miami's first eight games this postseason, made peace with it. It's not getting noticeably better, it's not forcing him to miss significant time in the Heat's quest to repeat as NBA champions. Stalemate.
Until the second quarter of Game 4 against the Chicago Bulls Monday night at United Center, anyway. When Bulls defender Jimmy Butler banged knees with Wade, Miami's guy lost in the collision. The pain showed on Wade's face and he quickly subbed out, getting some treatment and a fresh taping on the Heat bench. He returned and scored six points in the third quarter – but they were his only points of the night and Wade played just 2:39 in the fourth, compared to LeBron James' nine minutes and Chris Bosh's six down the stretch of the blowout victory.
After Wade's 10-point performance on 5-of-7 shooting in Game 3, he and coach Erik Spoelstra reminded reporters of Wade's adjustment and growing deference to James over the past three years. It wasn't exactly a cover story but it was a diversion, a tale of teamwork and chemistry fit for a two-day break between games.
But after Wade's 3-of-10 effort in Game 4, a tale of noble motives gives way to the urgency of his injury, his prognosis and timeline for healing and his availability not just for what's left of this series – the Heat lead the Eastern Conference semifinals, 3-1, with Game 5 Wednesday at AmericanAirlines Arena – but what's left of Miami's title defense.
Spoelstra got defensive on behalf of his star and friend when talking with reporters, as chronicled by the Sun Sentinel's Shandel Richardson:
"He's helping us win right now," Spoelstra said Tuesday. "OK. One of these days boxscores will have your plus-minus impact and maybe eventually people will start to look at a boxscore differently and eventually a new generation of fans, the media, staff will see that's the most important one and he's having that impact."
The Heat have lost just once in the playoffs despite Wade averaging only 12.3 points, nearly nine below his season average. After Monday's six-point effort against the Bulls, he is averaging 11.3 points in the series.
Wade, 31, ranks fourth in scoring for Miami this postseason and isn't even the top scoring Marquette product in the series (Butler, 23, is averaging 12.8 for Chicago). But that's the sort of comparative stuff that rankles Spoelstra.
"I understand the interest level in it, but what you dislike about team sports is people lose sight of the main thing being the main thing," Spoelstra said. "Dwyane's proven himself as a warrior, he's helping us win and at the end of the day we're up 3-1 with a chance to close out. We knew going into this series that it wasn't going to be about averages and that was one thing we had to have a discussion about before the series."
Wade is considered day-to-day, though a guess at his status for Game 4 might be possible, based on the previous round. The Heat were comfortably in control through three games against Milwaukee, so Wade sat out the finale of that sweep. As undermanned and overtaxed as the Bulls are, skipping Wednesday's game could be the smart option, allowing maximum treatment time before Miami faces the eventual winner of the New York-Indiana series in the East finals.
It's not as if Wade hasn't missed time with injuries previously or that the Heat struggle in his absence (they were 12-2 this season when he did not play). Even if his knee doesn't heal completely in the coming weeks, he'll do what he can to play through it.
The Bulls, however, don't have enough firepower or depth to make a diminished Wade a serious problem. That might change in the next round or in The Finals. Also, nagging injuries can sometimes lead to the same outcome as debilitating ones, as James talked about after Game 4 Monday. Remember his aching right elbow and how much attention that got in his final playoff run with Cleveland?
"It lingered throughout the whole playoffs," James said. "You just try to go out there and give it all you got. It sucks because you know you can do things that the injury isn't allowing you to do it.
"I know what he's going through."


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The subprocess "/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv_sshd" reported error number 3 when it ended.
1. Login to WHM and click on terminal
Type these 3 commands into there terminal window:
# chown root:root /var/empty/sshd
# chmod 711 /var/empty/sshd
# ls -ld /var/empty/sshd
2. Restart the ssh Daemon in WHM
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Recently a new group of App store developers has banded together to help push the cause of making the Apple App Store a little more developer friendly for people trying to make a living as Developers of applications for Mac's and iPhones.
The website is called The Developers Union and has some listed goals and targets. Their about page states
We believe that people who create great software should be able to make a living doing it. So we created The Developers Union to advocate for sustainability in the App Store.
Today, we are asking Apple to publicly commit — by the tenth anniversary of the App Store this July — to allowing free trials for all apps in the App Stores before July 2019. After that, we'll start advocating for a more reasonable revenue cut and other community-driven, developer-friendly changes.
Here is why we joined.
1. The stated goal of offering free trials is something what has reared it's head for the looming release of our next app. "NOTAM Reader". The model we wish to operate under is not currently available where we can offer a free trial. So their first stated goal is something we are defiantly onboard with and hope they can influence Apple.
2. The possibility of reducing the 70/30% split that developers share with Apple is something we also support. Apple the entire ecosystem and for that we are always grateful of the opportunity to develop on such a popular and solid ecosystem. BUT. They are so hugely successful throughout the entire process that it is hard not to feel that the wealth distribution is a little out of kilter. This is not something we are militant about but certainly a review of this policy is something we feel is worthy of banding tougher.
In the future we will review the groups stated goals and only remain part of the group while the stated goals are not self destructive and the process remains respectful for everyone involved.
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Exception information: Exception type: ConfigurationErrorsException Exception message: Unsecured Passwords Format Detected. The Membership Provider that contains the unsecure passwords format is: AspNetSqlMembershipProvider. The obsoleted password format is: Encrypted. For more information, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=834784.
Request information: Request URL: Request path: User host address: User: Is authenticated: False Authentication Type: Thread account name: IIS APPPOOL\DefaultAppPool
We tried to connect the website up to the wrong database. i.e. When we copied the database and moved it, we inadvertently copied the wrong database. This caused the above error due to the fact that the machinekey data in the web.config file was wrong for the database.
This caused the error 1310 to be thrown and the Application Pool associated with the new incorrectly setup site to stop.
Connect to the correct database!
Further to this we encountered a really weird set of errors after this. Initially the error appears to be a connection issue. But then we started getting failings that would come an go.
Error logs showing plenty of Event ID 1310 but also in the DNN logs:
DotNetNuke.Services.Log.EventLog.DBLoggingProvider – System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Could not allocate space for object 'dbo.EventLog'.'PK_EventLogMaster' in database 'bla' because the 'PRIMARY' filegroup is full. Create disk space by deleting unneeded files, dropping objects in the filegroup, adding additional files to the filegroup, or setting autogrowth on for existing files in the filegroup.
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection, Action`1 wrapCloseInAction)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.ThrowExceptionAndWarning(TdsParserStateObject stateObj, Boolean callerHasConnectionLock, Boolean asyncClose)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.TryRun(RunBehavior runBehavior, SqlCommand cmdHandler, SqlDataReader dataStream, BulkCopySimpleResultSet bulkCopyHandler, TdsParserStateObject stateObj, Boolean& dataReady)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.TryConsumeMetaData()
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.get_MetaData()
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.FinishExecuteReader(SqlDataReader ds, RunBehavior runBehavior, String resetOptionsString, Boolean isInternal, Boolean forDescribeParameterEncryption)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReaderTds(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, Boolean async, Int32 timeout, Task& task, Boolean asyncWrite, Boolean inRetry, SqlDataReader ds, Boolean describeParameterEncryptionRequest)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method, TaskCompletionSource`1 completion, Int32 timeout, Task& task, Boolean& usedCache, Boolean asyncWrite, Boolean inRetry)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteScalar()
at PetaPoco.Database.ExecuteScalar[T](String sql, Object[] args)
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at DotNetNuke.Data.SqlDataProvider.ExecuteScalar[T](String procedureName, Object[] commandParameters)
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The issue turned out to be that the database was a legacy database we received from another host. They had defined a database limit size in the SQL database it's self. This caused the database to strop responding to DNN in a way we had never seen. After some time, the maintenance would drop the size of the database just below the limit and the DNN site would fire up. Until it reached the SQL database limit again.
Not likely to be a problem for many people, but something to check in the SQL dates settings.
Increase or remove the size of the SQL database limit.
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The Hamilton Art Gallery is currently hosting a Shrine of Remembrance exhibition celebrating the contribution of Indigenous Australian soldiers to wars, from the Boer War to the present.
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Two of the most celebrated families in the exhibition are from south west Victoria: the Saunders family and the Lovett family.
While Reg Saunders was, significantly, the first ever Indigenous Australian officer in the army, the Lovetts hold the distinction of having more family members serve their country in various wars than any other family in the Commonwealth.
Gunditjmara elder John Lovett says it's very sobering to be surrounded by photos of Indigenous Australians who have contributed so much.
"It's such an honour to be able to see, not only my father, but my relations, and other Aboriginal people from all over this country who never got the credit," he says.
"Here is a display that verifies that Aboriginal people did serve in the armed forces of this country and were very protective of this country as well."
Despite facing discrimination and racism in Australia and within the army, large numbers of Aboriginal people chose to serve in the armed forces to help protect the country.
"[My father] got a sense of equality whilst fighting the two world wars, but that was only while the two world wars lasted and then he was back to being black, after his dismissal from the armed services."
Gunditjmara elder Keith Saunders - who greatly resembles his brother Reg - says Aboriginal people felt compelled to protect their land, as they always have.
"Aboriginal people have always been the traditional owners of our land, so it was very much automatic for our people to be soldiers. The Aboriginal people have always had a responsibility to their homelands, and it can never change."
After serving in two world wars, John's father Herbert applied for a parcel of land through the government's Soldier Settlement Scheme. Despite his eligibility, he never even received a response to his letter.
For the last eight years, Mr Lovett has been fighting to right the wrongs of the past, by asking the Federal Government for compensation for his family.
In August last year, the ABC reported John Lovett was taking his fight to Canberra.
"I'm asking them for repatriation for my father, I gave them a bill for $5.3 million last year."
He says a mathematician and accountant calculated the figure based on the value of land and lost earnings of Herbert Lovett due to the government's denial.
Since the ABC last reported on John Lovett's story, he says he's met with the Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon, twice. But he says there hasn't been much development and he plans to head back to Canberra next week, in the leadup to Anzac Day.
Mr Lovett says he will try to meet with Mr Snowdon.
"Then I will carry my protest right to the very doorstep of Lovett Tower (a Department of Veterans' Affairs building) and ask for the name to be removed from Lovett Tower," he says.
"I will go as far as I can go, if I've got to go to the moon then we'll have to start looking at a rocket.
"If I have to go to the UN, then that's where I'm prepared to go.
"We're talking about a moral issue here, and as we talk we look around the walls where we're sitting now and there's a display of soldiers of every battle that was ever fought in the country, and that gives me inspiration to take it to the moon."
The ABC contacted the office of the Minister for Indigenous Affairs and the office of the Minister for Veterans' Affairs.
While the office of the Minister for Indigenous Affairs hasn't yet commented, Minister Snowdon's office says "the Commonwealth is unable to intervene retrospectively in this matter".
"It appears that Mr Lovett's father, Herbert Lovett, who would have been entitled to apply for the scheme after returning from the Second World War, did not effectively pursue his land claim."


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Blandford, Massachusetts, was settled by Scots-Irish immigrants in1735 and was incorporated in 1741. It is on the western edge of Hampden County, in the foothills of the Berkshires. Samuel Porter was licensed as a tavern keeper in Blandford from 1795 to 1797. He took over the inn from Rufus Blair, who had run it from 1785 to 1794, and reused the sign by painting over Blair's name, and adding 1795 to the top.
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These buildings on Main Street in Bernardston, Massachusetts still exist and contribute to the rural character of the town. Bernardston was settled by soldiers who fought in the skirmish with Native Americans in 1676 at present day Turners Falls. At that time, the settlement was named Falls Fight Town. A land grant establishing the town was made by the state legislature in 1734. The town was named after Sir Francis Bernard, who served as the Royal Governor of Massachusetts from 1760 to 1769.
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Trish Stratus walked away from the wrestling ring the same way she walked into it.
After six years as a World Wrestling Entertainment superstar diva, Stratus retired from the world of choke holds, diving clotheslines and spinebusters.
It wasn't her plan to spend those years in the ring but, according to Stratus, it may have been in the stars.
In March 2000, five months after she walked into Sully's Gym in Toronto where she said she wanted to wrestle, Stratus made her debut with WWE.
Six years later, she found herself in the ring in her hometown saying goodbye to a life that was never planned.
Stratus told The Timmins Daily Press it was her plan from a young age to be a doctor, but a strike at York University put her studies on hold.
"I keep saying right time, right place," Stratus said during her visit to Timmins where she signed autographs and met with fans during the annual Sportsman Show. "I believe in destiny, so maybe it was meant to be."
While on break from school, Stratus was approached to be a fitness model. That eventually led to a visit to Off the Record, and an Internet rumour that she had been scouted by WWE chairman Vince McMahon.
"It was totally false," she said, "but I figured that if they did call, I was going to prepare the best possible package I could."
It was on that day in March that Stratus did finally make her debut in the former World Wrestling Federation ring. She said at first she was simply the eye candy that followed the real wrestlers into the arena, but eventually was given the chance to become more physical and evolve as a wrestler.
"I really feel like the fans were able to bond with me along the way because they truly got to watch me grow and become the wrestler I became in the end," she said.
Over the years, she had the opportunity to be a part of some of the most interesting storylines and in some main event matches with the organization's highest profile athletes, including Triple H, The Rock and McMahon himself.
"To be there with these high profile people, with the buildup of how Vince was treating me badly and tagging with The Rock, was amazing," she said. "They trusted me to be in a main event match and be a part of those important story-lines."
By the time she retired, Stratus had been able to work with all the women wrestlers she had wanted to and walked away with more than a few title belts, including being seven-time WWE Women's Champion.
"It seems that now-a-days, this is an option for kids, and you hear little girls saying they want to be a diva when they grow up," Stratus said. "We created this amazing thing with the women's division."
But like any athletics, professional wrestling can and will take its toll on the body, and Stratus experienced many times the risks involved with the sport.
She's also seen the tragedy that seems to come with the job. Over the past several years, the WWE has lost superstars Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit and Andrew "Test" Martin, her former partner, back when she managed T&A.
"Test obviously hit closer to home. We worked together and we were the same age," she said of the wrestler who died on March 13 from an accidental overdose. "Apparently, it's the reality of the business and I don't know what the answer is.
"It's a shame and I was as shocked as everyone."
But it was one injury in particular that brought Stratus to the next stage of her life.
At one point, a trip to the doctor revealed Stratus had a herniated disk.
Time spent in physiotherapy wasn't working and when fellow women's champion Lita told her how yoga had helped her, Stratus gave it a shot and it turned her whole life around.
"Immediately I felt a difference," she said. "I totally rehabilitated my back and there was no re-occurrence of the injury."'
She said that yoga even helped her take a different approach when living the crazy lifestyle that comes with professional wrestling. While it still meant constantly being on the go, yoga helped her take a step back to reexamine things.
"The 300 days on the road were still happening, but it just didn't seem that crazy for some reason," she said.
Her back may have been on the mend, but a dislocated shoulder had sidelined her and the time to re-sign her five-year contract had come up and Stratus had to make the decision on whether or not to continue.
"After six years, I was tired and my mom had been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma," she said. "My mom getting sick and knowing that I couldn't go with her to chemotherapy if I was on the road was kind of the deciding factor.
"I look back and I never feel like I walked away thinking 'gosh, what did I do?' I feel it was the right time and the right decision."
Although she has returned to the ring at special events since her retirement, the 33-year-old has now taken her passion for yoga and turned it into a business. Last year she turned her signature move into her own studio, Stratusphere.
"I thought one day it would be neat to open a yoga studio, and then I though why one day, why not today?" she said. "I want to try and enhance people's lives. If people only knew how great it made you feel."
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Monday's 6-2 White Sox victory over the Giants at Camelback Ranch featured three starting pitchers who figure to be on their respective team's Opening Day roster.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Monday's 6-2 White Sox victory over the Giants at Camelback Ranch featured three starting pitchers who figure to be on their respective team's Opening Day roster.
At least, that's what the White Sox and John Danks hope.View Full Game Coverage
But even with Danks making his Cactus League debut as the next major step in his rehab program from Aug. 6 arthroscopic surgery and Ryan Vogelsong and Matt Cain both pitching for the Giants, it was Dewayne Wise who delivered the game-deciding hit and temporarily stole the headlines. Wise, who played right field and finished with two hits, hit an opposite-field, three-run homer off of reliever Josh Osich to cap off a four-run fourth inning.
Wise's drive down the line followed Jeff Keppinger's single and stolen base, a walk to Adam Dunn and Paul Konerko's run-scoring single that brought an end to Vogelsong's afternoon. Vogelsong, who will join Team USA for the World Baseball Classic, allowed three runs on four hits over three-plus innings, fanning three and walking one.
Keppinger, making his second start of the spring at third base and his first of back-to-back starts per manager Robin Ventura's comments from a few days ago, finished with three singles from the third spot in the order before being replaced by Conor Gillaspie.
Cain followed Vogelsong and Osich to the mound, giving up two runs on five hits, striking out one in three innings. White Sox relievers had their punchout pitch working in the later innings, as Donnie Veal and Simon Castro combined to fan five straight over the fifth and sixth and eight of nine going into the seventh.
Danks, meanwhile, threw 27 of his 35 pitches for strikes and gave up two hits in his two-plus innings. Joaquin Arias' long home run in the first accounted for the Giants' only run against Danks.
Up next: Madison Bumgarner, who has performed well overall but is still searching for his peak pitching form, will confront the Cleveland Indians at 12:05 p.m. PT on Tuesday at Scottsdale Stadium. Attempting to master a more compact delivery, Bumgarner has allowed one run in 3 2/3 innings spanning his first two outings but has yielded five hits and walked three. Since Wednesday is a scheduled off-day for the club, expect manager Bruce Bochy to try to use as many players as possible.
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From: Ken Cantrell ([email protected])
Date: Wed Dec 20 2000 - 12:09:07 PST
I was on a team that installed this process in a manufacturing environment a
number of years ago. Quick overview first:
Gotta have the conductive floor (do the isles only to save money, the stuff
is very expensive)
Gotta have heel straps on your shoes, and wrist straps at the stations.
Static dissapative foam sheets at all stations where you are assembling,
disassembling, repairing, etc.
No one is allowed to walk off of the conductive isles into the manufacturing
area without putting on an ESD smock, including engineers. Don't care if
you designed the box all by yourself and are coming down to respond to a
work stoppage.
All parts in the warehouse designated as static sensitive must be marked
with highly visible label and be enclosed in a static dissapative bag. The
parts are placed on static dissapative carts for delivery to the line. It
goes on, but you get the idea.
The smocks must be static dissapative, and you have to wear them correctly.
Won't do you any good if you don't wear them right. Cuffs must be buttoned
with no clothing visible (regardless of material). All buttons except for
the top button must be buttoned, unless clothing protrudes beyond the last
button. If it does, button them all, or have the clothing assessed by your
ESD person for tribo or other effects.
And that's just the overview. However, it works if implemented correctly,
and has measurable impact to the bottom line.
In design areas, use best judgement, keeping in mind that you can inject or
receive a 2kV transient pulse and not feel it, which can cause latent fails.
So why static dissapative, and what does that mean? Static dissapative
material is between an insulator and semiconductive material. It captures
charge, but dissipates the charge slowly so that radiation does not occur.
I don't remember the ohms, it's high, but not at insulator levels.
Conductive material captures charge but discharges it too quickly causing
radiation. Insulators of course store charge to capacity and wait for an
unhappy victim to touch or walk too close to them. I always like the
Goldilocks analogy, and static dissapative is "just right".
The other big player is humidity. You have to have a controlled humidity
Furniture discharge, some say, is worse than human discharge. That's up for
debate. Point being, don't ignore it either. Metal cart with parts on it
touches, or comes near enough to couple to, the metal chair of a co-worker
or a file cabinet, for example.
For really unusual stories of transient "force at a distance", attend a Doug
Smith seminar. Real live things that happened to Doug that are both funny
and informative. I won't give it away, but my favorite is the jingling
change story. All his tall tales are empirically demonstrated/verified at
the seminar.
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Hail to you, people that know electricity.
I have unrelated to SI question. And this question does not come from my
ancient animosity to ESD smocks. It comes but from the desire for pure
knowledge (and some distrust for businesses mongering ESD equipment).
Now, somebody please explain me the principle of the ESD smock's
operation. It is a gown, laced through by carbon fibers, forming a cage.
(St. Mike Faraday is smiling in heaven reading this, I'm sure).
As I remember from my Electricity course, any Faraday-cage-like device
(hollow metal object) is intended to protect inside from outside (a
static field inside the object is always zero if all the charges are
However any charge that is inside the object, upon touching the inner
surface will transfer ALL of its charge to the outside surface of the
object, thus
itself loosing 100% of the charge and the charge being distributed
evenly on the outside surface of the object. The object in our case is
the smock.
BTW, the Van-de-Graaf generator (the one capable of developing few
million volts potential) works exactly on the same principle.
For the smocks to work we need conductive floors and everybody wearing
straps. Otherwise, smocks are potentially harmfull. If you touch
something with it while not grounded, you may actually zap some poor
unsuspecting FET or a co-worker (unless he deserves it).
(And as I know, lots of companies do not have those floors. And ESD
businesses do not really insist on them - otherwise they would loose
some business, admitting, that the smock itself is not the remedy).
Unless there is some gimmick to the smock that I do not know of.
Anybody can explain this ... phenomenon?
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Fights broke out among rival gang members on Carson Beach in South Boston yesterday and spilled out across the city, triggering a massive law enforcement response from at least five agencies to stem the violence.
Police said the gang members are part of a group of more than 1,000 youths who have used social media sites like Facebook to plan unruly gatherings on the beach on three of the past four nights. The beach falls under the jurisdiction of the State Police, who have been unable to prevent the violence.
The response yesterday resembled crowd-control tactics reserved for major sporting victories.
State Police were already on edge, after a trooper was accosted Sunday night by members of the group. The trooper chased one of the youths, who ran, clutching the waistband of his shorts consistent with the manner in which a person with a gun would hold it, said David Procopio, a spokesman for the State Police.
Yesterday, the beach, located steps away from the South Boston State Police barracks, attracted thousands of families and other Memorial Day revelers gathered for the unofficial start of summer. While the majority of the crowd was peaceful, the unruly youths again gathered at the beach and in nearby parking lots.
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Amish Spring breaks out.
"crowd-control tactics reserved for major sporting victories"
Yes, Virginia, civilization has collapsed.
I get the feeling it's going to be a long hot summer...
More like "Zimbabwe Spring, with a touch of Brazil thrown in".
Was Aunt Zeituni there?
I have a solution...
midnight basketball OR a summer "jobs" program
oh, never mind.
Or consistent with the manner with which a guy who wears his pants around his knees would have to in order to run at all.
With the high unemployment rate among young people, they will be bored and full of booze for sure.
combat_boots and I received this message from him:
Yes people like you pretend to be above it all when you are really just covering up for your latent homosexuality.
Just a warning, the guy seems to have issues.
Sounds like any night at Fenway.
"Yes, Virginia, civilization has collapsed."
Nope, not all civilization..
Just easily defined, and easily profiled, demographic sectors of it.
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Coming to a city/mall near you. Drudge has a number of these stories up. Thank high unemplyment, feral teenagers and a hip-hop mentality. Going to be a long summer.
World Peace 1.20.09.
Move to a rural, fenced property.
Get your CCHL and carry when you have to go retailing.
Limit your need for retail purchases.
We don't have these problems. Shutting down the hip-hop club fixed what few problems we did have.
This is more of a Red-Blue issue than a Black-White issue.
I'm almost there..no CCHL yet but do have the means to protect the home. No need for malls or cities, even larger towns...can do a lot of the shopping online or nearby small towns. Big Belgian Malinois that likes to sit on top of his crate and look out the front window. He's a marshmallow but strangers don't know that. He travels with me a lot.
When unemployment is at the highest levels for young people since the 1930s depression, violence is going to break out among the disenfranchised young people. You folks young and old that voted for Obama are getting just what you voted for!!! How's that for hope & change?
The "turkey call" for feral yutes. "yark yark yark" "yark yark yark"
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Thursday, May 03, 2007
Day 7
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Well, it's by no means doubled or tripled or quadrupled, but I think it's showing signs of growth. It's definitely not dead yet. I think that adding more rye flour helped, and maybe my new attitude did too. Rose says in her blog that many people have problems getting the starter to grow, but all who persevere will eventually succeed (sounds like a fortune cookie, doesn't it?).
Tonight I added half rye and half bread flour, as well as a pinch of sugar (something I saw recommended in some web site or another). However, because the blog is becoming a bit repetitive (Day 7 is like Day 6 which was like Day 5...), I won't write about my starter until it either does what it's supposed to do or I toss this one and start another one. I'm much too stubborn to give up. There WILL BE a sourdough starter in my kitchen one day.
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- Melinda said...
Demegrad is wise to sourdough starters, and I had same reservations as you. (It does sound like a fortune cookie what Rose said! She is a kind of a 'Bread Confucius', so it fits.)
- breadchick said...
Keep going, my second starter (my sweet sourdough starter) took two weeks to get going and I am so glad I didn't give up on it because it is the one I bake with the most. Your starter is looking right. As long as there isn't a strange colour or really obnoxious smell (vinegar, etc smell is ok), it is just doing its thing and taking it's sweet time about it. Demegrad is right about it taking time for the bacteria and the yeast to find a happy living balance. Also, if you find your house is too cool, put the oven light on for about 1 hour, and put the starter in there after you give it some food. You may find that one of the the reasons you don't think you have an active starter is it is too cool. And do keep posting about your progress, even if it is a just a little p.s. at the end of a post.
- knas said...
BBC, I´ve tried to make starters a few times. When I tried the RLB version, it took me almost TEN days! I nearly went crazy. Hang in there. It looks fine!
- Doughadear said...
Starters certainly seem to have personalities of their own. Some please, some tease and some are downright stubborn. When they are finally mature they produced wonderful bread so it is all worth it in the end.
- breadbasketcase said...
I swear, you must know every bread blogger around.
Jim turned on the heating element on the floor this afternoon and put the starter down on the floor. He thinks the heat helped perk it up, but he was afraid I'd yell at him, so he didn't leave it down too long.
Sorry you almost went crazy, but I'm glad to hear that your starter arose on the 10th day.
I have two pretty stubborn daughters (who may take after their mother), so I guess it shouldn't be too surprising that I have a stubborn sourdough starter.
- DEMEGrad said...
I'm just wondering, whenever I feed my starter I usually mix it up vigorously to the point I can see some gluten developing ( of course the gluten network still breaks easily seeing that the starter is 100% hydration ). Do you do that?


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at the Master's World Rowing Championships, held on September 1-2 in Montreal,
Quebec, Canada. Coach Dunlap won gold in the over 43 eight oared race, and in
the over 50 four and eight oared races. Coach Dunlap's victories raise his total
to eight career gold medals. His club won nine races and tied with Moscow for
the most gold medals at the races.
Coach Dunlap rows for the Palm Beach Rowing Association. He races with Jim
Green, from West Palm Beach, FL, Duncan Spencer, from Washington D.C., and Chris
Ives, from New York. Next year's Master's Championships will be held in the
Czech Republic.
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easyJet to launch Belfast - Manchester flights
The new service will start on 31 October and there will be two flights daily with fares from £23.99, one way including taxes. Flights are going on sale this week on www.easyJet.com
Ali Gayward, easyJet commercial manager, said: "We believe it is a very good time to introduce the Manchester route.
"The city is increasingly becoming an important business centre, and with weekday flights from 07:20, people will be able to complete a full day's work on arrival in Manchester.
"We will also be providing business people in the North West of England with cost-effective and flexible access to Belfast.
"More people are now going to Manchester on short breaks and, of course, many football fans will be heading there for big matches, particularly at weekends."
easyJet has also announced that, from 9 May, it will again operate its flights to London Luton from Belfast International Airport.
The airline transferred the Luton service to George Best Belfast City Airport in January last year, but says it makes commercial sense to return to the International.
Ali Gayward said: "Moving to Belfast City Airport was always a trial, but in over a year we have seen no tangible benefits.
"Our 20 other routes operate from Belfast International and we will now consolidate our overall operation by re-establishing our Luton flights from there as well.
"Luton is a popular route for both business and leisure travellers, and dovetails well with our other London area services from Belfast International to Stansted and Gatwick.
"Our same high standards of service will continue to be a priority and will ensure that easyJet retains its position as Northern Ireland's favourite airline."
Commenting on easyJet's Manchester and Luton announcements, Uel Hoey, business development director at Belfast International Airport, said: "This is excellent news for the airport, the local employment market and the broader Northern Ireland economy.
"easyJet's commitment to an exciting new growth phase at its traditional Northern Ireland home will mean many more passengers coming through the doors at Belfast International.
"I'm particularly pleased that easyJet has chosen to fortify its already extensive network by filling the obvious gap in the market for a quality service on the Belfast – Manchester route.
"Together with the return of the easyJet Luton service and ongoing evaluations in respect of other key domestic and international routes, these are truly exciting times for the airport."


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Jack, from the PDGA league FAQ.How does league scoring work for final awards and payouts? TDs can run their leagues pretty much however they run them now using best average scores, a points system, best 4 of 10 finish positions or handicaps to determine nightly and final league standings. Payouts will not be reported to the PDGA so amateurs may even get cash payouts if the TD prefers and they will not lose their amateur standing.
Points are either Pro or Am. Point accumulation isn't by division. Jack, you didn't accumulate MPO points and MPM points, you accumulated Pro points. Same for MA1 and MM1, you accumulated Am points. But you still have to a report division so the PDGA can use the appropriate points factor.
You will need to be in attendance for at least 6 of the 10 weeks to qualify for the "series award" (TBD, but I will have something) I would also encourage more participation for Am's in this series as well this upcoming year.


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In light of all the madness that is the Seahawks play off run! i found out yesterday morning im gonna be a first time father!
I didnt think I had it in me lol,
And you can bet your a*s its gonna be a hawks fan!
Go hawks!
Exar0s wrote:Congratulations! My wife is pregnant with our second child now. There is nothing like it in the world.
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Johnstown Man Tells Court He Distributed Heroin
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - A resident of Johnstown, Pa., pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of distribution of heroin, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
Maurice L. Lindsay, 37, pleaded guilty to one count before United States District Judge Kim R. Gibson.
In connection with the guilty plea, the court was advised that on Nov. 3, 2011, Lindsay distributed less than 100 grams of heroin.
Judge Gibson scheduled sentencing for Sept. 5, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. The law provides for a total sentence of 20 years in prison, a fine of $1,000,000, or both. Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, the actual sentence imposed is based upon the seriousness of the offense and the criminal history, if any, of the defendant.
Assistant United States Attorney John J. Valkovci, Jr., is prosecuting this case on behalf of the government.
The Laurel Highlands Resident Agency of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Cambria County Drug Task Force conducted the investigation that led to the prosecution of Lindsay.