In her first month of making a scrapbook, Robin Boehm, 37, of East Meadow had completed an album and a half.
The New Jersey man, Numan Maflahi, 31, a Yemeni-born United States citizen, was convicted at a jury trial in February of making false statements to federal agents.
A Brooklyn jeweler, Rimon Alkatri, was convicted last month of making a false report and faces up to seven years in prison.
Mr. Olmert, the first Israeli prime minister to be convicted of a criminal offense, was found guilty in July of making decisions when he was minister of trade and industry that benefited clients of a close associate.
When Varun Gandhi, the politician and great-grandson of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, was accused last month of making incendiary remarks against Muslims, stoking a national controversy, his most vociferous public supporter was his mother.
The trio were convicted in August of making payments into their own bank accounts from grants given to help set up the Kings science academy in Bradford in 2011.
PAGE D3 A POSSIBLE GOOD SIGN FOR BONDS Tammy Thomas, the former elite cyclist who was convicted in April of making false statements to a grand jury in connection with the Balco investigation, will not serve time in prison.
The 58-year-old was found guilty in January of making £11,277 in false claims relating to overnight subsistence and travel allowances, claiming a residence in Oxford when he in fact lived in Ealing, west London.
Tree was jailed for three-and-a-half years at Kingston crown court, London, on Friday after being found guilty at the Old Bailey in August of making an article for use in a fraud between January 2007 and July 2012.
Panahi, who angered the government by supporting Iran's opposition green movement, is also banned from directing and producing films for 20 years after being found guilty in December of making propaganda against the regime.
