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Thursday gossip roundup: Will Prince Harry or Pippa Middleton be royal godparents?
The fledging romance between Taylor Swift and One Direction star Harry Styles appears to be heating up pretty quickly, if they're latest rendezvous are any indication. Styles was spotted trying to sneak into the New York City hotel where Swift is staying, an overnight bag over his shoulder, according to Hollyscoop. That's the second night in a row the young music stars have spent together at the hotel this week.
It's going to be a summer baby for Kate Middleton, according to Life & Style. "She's due in July, which is a month full of significance for William," a source says. "His mother, Diana, was born on July 1, and his parents got married on July 29." As for who the godparents will be for the new prince or princess? Signs are pointing to Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton, according to ABC News. "Kate is very close to her sister, Pippa, and William is infinitely, in the same way, close to Prince Harry. So they are the obvious choice," royal contributor Victoria Arbiter Brown says. "They were the best man and the chief bridesmaid at their wedding, they're well-trusted, they're family."
Enough time has apparently passed for Jennifer Lopez to open up about the demise of her marriage to Marc Anthony. "I was going through a divorce and the breakup of a family, which was devastating to me because family means everything to me," Lopez tells Hollywood Life of the breakup in July 2011. "I didn't want to be the woman who stayed in bed for two months. I did do that a little, but I knew I had to get through it."
Despite announcing in October that they'd separated, Danny DeVito and Rhea Pearlman aren't actually all that separated — at least according to DeVito. When asked by Extra how he's adjusting to life as a single man, DeVito says, "It's not something you adjust to. Rhea and I are really close. Actually still together, just separate, but together." In fact, DeVito insists divorce may not be in the cards for the "Cheers" alums. "We're working on it," he says when asked if a reconciliation might be on the way.
The recent hubbub over Angus T. Jones urging fans to stop watching his hit sitcom, "Two and a Half Men," and calling the show "filth" was apparently nothing the folks at CBS couldn't handle, at least according to network head Les Moonves. "I don't think [the Angus situation has] quite been resolved, but after going through what we went through with Charlie Sheen, it's been a piece of cake," Moonves says in a statement to TMZ.


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MC 00288 Guide to the United States Weather Bureau, Raleigh Office Records, 1887-1972
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The series Meteorological Trends includes "Voluntary Observer's Meteorological Record, 1887-1947", which graphically and numerically presents temperature highs and lows for Raleigh, and "Substation Temperature Normals Computed to Include Year 1938".
[Volume 1] Voluntary Observer's Meteorological Record, 1887-1947
[Volume 2] Substation Temperature Normals Computed to Include Year, 1938
The series Monthly Meteorological Reports, which began in 1887, includes surface weather observation data for each month. Beginning in 1905, these volumes include daily local records and, for many years, an annual summary.
[Volume 1] September 1887-June 1889
[Volume 2] July 1889-June 1892
[Volume 3] Practice observations, July 1892-December 1892, November 1903-January 1904
[Volume 4] January 1893-December 1893
[Volume 5] January 1894-December 1894
[Volume 6] January 1895-December 1895
[Volume 7] January 1896-December 1896
[Volume 8] January 1897-December 1897
[Volume 9] January 1898-December 1898
[Volume 10] January 1899-December 1899
[Volume 11] January 1900-December 1900
[Volume 12] January 1901-December 1901
[Volume 13] January 1902-December 1902
[Volume 14] January 1903-December 1903
[Volume 15] January 1904-December 1904
[Volume 16] January 1905-December 1905
[Volume 17] January 1906-December 1906
[Volume 18] January 1907-December 1907
[Volume 19] January 1908-December 1908
[Volume 20] January 1909-December 1909
[Volume 21] January 1910-December 1910
[Volume 22] January 1911-December 1911
[Volume 23] January 1912-December 1912
[Volume 24] January 1913-December 1913
[Volume 25] January 1914-December 1914
[Volume 26] January 1915-December 1915
[Volume 27] January 1916-December 1916
[Volume 28] January 1917-December 1917
[Volume 29] January 1918-December 1918
[Volume 30] January 1919-December 1919
[Volume 31] January 1920-December 1920
[Volume 32] January 1921-December 1921
[Volume 33] January 1922-December 1922
[Volume 34] January 1923-December 1923
[Volume 35] January 1924-December 1924
[Volume 36] January 1925-December 1925
[Volume 37] January 1926-December 1926
[Volume 38] January 1927-December 1927
[Volume 39] January 1928-December 1928
[Volume 40] January 1929-December 1929
[Volume 41] January 1930-December 1930
[Volume 42] January 1931-December 1931
[Volume 43] January 1932-December 1932
[Volume 44] January 1933-December 1933
[Volume 45] January 1934-December 1934
[Volume 46] January 1935-December 1935
[Volume 47] January 1936-December 1936
[Volume 48] January 1937-December 1937
[Volume 49] January 1938-December 1938
[Volume 50] (with "noon observations" for 1939 and 1940 laid in), January 1939-December 1939
[Volume 51] January 1940-December 1940
[Volume 52] January 1941-December 1941
[Volume 53] January 1942-December 1942
[Volume 54] January 1943-December 1943
[Volume 55] January 1944-December 1944
[Volume 56] January 1945-December 1945
[Volume 57] January 1946-December 1946
[Volume 58] (annual summary laid in), January 1947-December 1947
[Volume 59] (instructions and annual summary laid in), January 1948-December 1948
[Volume 60] (Weather Bureau Airport Station), January 1949-December 1949
[Volume 61] (Weather Bureau Office), January 1949-December 1949
[Volume 62] (WBAS), January 1950-December 1950
[Volume 63] (WBAS), January 1951-December 1951
[Volume 64] (WBO), January 1951-December 1951
[Volume 65] (filed in reverse order), December 1952-January 1952
[Volume 66] (WBO), January 1953-May 1954
[Volume 67] (WBAS), January 1953-December 1953
[Volume 68] (with "Pilot Reports" for ), December 1954-January 1954 1949-1950
[Volume 69] December 1955-January 1955
[Volume 70] December 1956-January 1956
[Volume 71] December 1957-January 1957
[Volume 72] December 1958-January 1958
[Volume 73] December 1959-January 1959
[Volume 74] December 1960-January 1960
[Volume 75] December 1961-January 1961
[Volume 76] January 1962-December 1962
[Volume 77] January 1963-December 1963
[Volume 78] January 1964-December 1964
[Volume 79] January 1965-December 1965
[Volume 80] January 1966-December 1966
[Volume 81] January 1967-December 1967
[Volume 82] January 1968-December 1968
[Volume 83] January 1969-December 1969
[Volume 84] January 1970-December 1970
[Volume 85] January 1971-December 1971
[Volume 86] January 1972-December 1972
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This collection consists of surface weather observations recorded by the Weather Bureau in Raleigh from 1887-1972. Barometric pressure, temperature, relative humidity, wind, clouds, precipitation, dew point, frosts, and general weather observations were compiled monthly. For some years, daily records and annual summaries are included. Occasionally, newspaper clippings have been pasted into the volumes.
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The United States Weather Bureau was created in 1870 as part of the Signal Service of the War Department. It was transferred to the Department of Agriculture in 1892 and then to the Department of Commerce in 1949. Today it is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The North Carolina State Weather Service was established in 1886 as part of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, which was opened on January 1, 1887.
W. O. Bailey was assigned by the Signal Service as station meteorologist and was followed by H. McP. Baldwin and then by C. F. von Herrmann. In 1896, the Experiment Station discontinued its weather service activities. From 1896-1908, observations were recorded at the Fisher Building at the corner of Fayetteville Street and Exchange Place and then at the Masonic Temple at the corner of Fayetteville and Hargett until 1940, when the location was moved to the municipal airport. For some years, there are additional observations taken at the Weather Bureau Office, 1911 Building, State College, Raleigh.
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A woman is in prison for a crime she says she didn't commit and is guilty of murder because she's a victim of an outdated science.
11 years ago, Jennifer Del Prete, who had been a babysitter for many years, was watching several children, when one of the children in her care became unresponsive.
"I remember holding her and she doesn't wake up," Del Prete explains of the 3-month-old baby. "I picked her up like this and said her name, 'Isabella, Isabella' because she was limp. She seemed limp."
She says the baby never fell and never suffered trauma; she just became unresponsive.
Prosecutors later called it Shaken Baby Syndrome and said Jennifer must have "violently shaken the baby" over and over, causing her death.
"No, I did not shake her. I'm not guilty of murder," Del Prete says. "I'm guilty of being there with somebody who had a problem trying to help them and somehow getting I feel railroaded because I was the last person with her."
"She's wonderful with kids," says Gleeann Kehr. "I've known her for years and never seen her even remotely lose her cool."
Jennifer was the last person with the child and she became the immediate focus, yet many medical experts say that 'bleeding in the brain'--from shaking or anything else--can take several days and even weeks to show up.
"Did it happen between this hour and that hour? No you probably can't do that. But within days maybe, weeks, certainly," Forensic Neuropathologist Dr. Jan E. Leestma explains.
The science on Shaken Baby Syndrome has divided many experts. Even Dr. A. Norman Guthkelch, a neurosurgeon who published some of the original research decades ago, has since retracted his view, saying most cases labeled Shaken Baby Syndrome are not that at all.
Guthkelch is now 97 years old, living in a retirement home in Evanston.
"It wasn't my mind that needed to be changed. What needed to be sorted out was the fact that these fatal cases were being regarded as due to shaking, simply because no one else could think of any explanation."
So what if there was another explanation here? What if Jennifer didn't do it?
In the past, students have helped get prisoners off death row. Now, a group of students at Northwestern University have turned their attention to this case.
Professor Alec Klein runs the Medill Justice Project at Northwestern University. His students are examining every fact and witness in the case.
"So, we are trying to pursue these cases because we think there may be a number of people behind bars who shouldn't be there," Klein says.
"This is a case really where two families were shattered," says student Alex Hampl. Ms. Del Prete's family and the family of the infant….and we just want to get to the truth."
What's more, the students are pouring through just-released medical records that show the baby in Jennifer's case had a prior medical condition--a blood clot in the brain. It was never brought up in court and lawyers say it would have made all the difference.
Jennifer Del Prete got 20 years for first degree murder. The single mom has two children herself, now 23 and 16-years-old, and now grandchild she's never met.
From behind prison walls, Del Prete says this could have happened to anyone.
"Had you been there that day, you would be standing here," Del Prete says through tears. "And I didn't hurt her."
She now prays every day for a new trial.
"The science is not matching up with the facts," says attorney Steve Weinberg. "I think that Jennifer should get another trial. And have these experts witnesses present it before a jury. I think there'll be a different outcome."
"We'll I'm very angry. I'm hurt. This is a long shot, but at least it's a shot," Del Prete says of the possibility of a new trial.
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Salt Lake City set a new mark for the warmest July ever recorded by the National Weather Service, and August promises to keep up the heat.
Utah's capital reached a 101-degree high on Wednesday. All that was left was for the official thermometer at Salt Lake City International Airport to remain above 74 degrees until 1 a.m. Thursday to reset the monthly record. When the hour of destiny arrived, the mercury read 75 degrees, giving the month the honors of being the warmest July since records-keeping began in 1874.
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Salt Lake City set or tied multiple temperature records for July 2013. July was the warmest month on record since 1874. July 2013 saw the highest average temperature for any month, and the highest average minimum temperature. July 2013 had the 3rd highest days at or above 100 degrees. (13 days) July 2013 had the 4th highest average max temperature at 97.1 degrees, and the 4th highest consecutive days at or above 100 degrees. (7 days).
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The record capped a more than decade-long warming trend for the city. Including this year, the seven warmest Julys on record in Salt Lake City have all occurred since 2002. The previous record for warmest July in Salt Lake City was set in 2007 with an average temperature of 84 degrees, one-tenth of a degree below July 2013's record-beating mark.
Expectations for continued hot, dry and windy conditions led the NWS to issue a Red Flag Warning for elevated danger of wildfires for the western half of the state beginning Thursday noon and running through 9 p.m.
The Wasatch Front looked for highs on Friday in the low-90s, down from Thursday's forecast for temperatures in the upper-90s. South winds of 10-20 mph also were expected under mostly clear skies.
Southern Utahns were to see the heat soar well into the low-100s on Thursday and Friday. Winds of 10-20 mph also were expected in Utah's Dixie.
The Utah Division of Air Quality rated breathability statewide in the "Green," or healthy zone, while the Intermountain Allergy & Asthma web site graded chenopods and mold as "high" on its pollen index.
Salt Lake City's high temperature for Friday was pegged at 93, down from Thursday's forecast of 99 degrees; Ogden looked for 89 and 94, respectively; Provo 92 and 97; Logan 88 and 93; Wendover 89 and 96; Duchesne 87 and 86; Cedar City 88 and 89; St. George 101 and 103; and Moab 96 and 93 degrees.
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Is preschool worth the cost?
Consider factors such as your child's development and the effect of more financial pressure on your lives.
This post comes from Trent Hamm at partner blog The Simple Dollar.
Marjorie writes in with a very interesting question:
I'm a single mom with a 4-year-old daughter. Each weekday, I take my daughter to stay with one of my aunts so that I can work to earn a living and keep food on the table. After Christmas, my mom sat down with my aunt and me and gave us a bunch of information about a few great preschools in the area. My aunt told me later on that she's supportive, no matter what I choose. So, for me, the real question is whether or not my daughter would get enough benefit from preschool compared to days with my aunt to make the extra costs worthwhile.
I live next door to a single mother, and I see time and time again how she is forced into making difficult choices about the time devoted to her children. Does she make a nutritious home-cooked meal or does she spend an extra half-hour with her girls? Does she spend some time in the yard with them or does she get some of the never-ending household chores taken care of? This comes on top of the prerequisite day of work for single parents, after which they're exhausted but also wanting a strong connection with their children. On top of that, there are money concerns -- a single-income household in the modern world is never easy.
When it comes to a choice between a good preschool and other child care options, I don't think there's a simple cut-and-dried answer because there are so many factors involved.
The first one -- and the most important one -- is your child. Is your child outgoing when she's around others her age? Is she intellectually on par with other children her age? Is she capable of holding a writing utensil? Can she count to 20 or so? Is she curious about the world around her? If these things are all true, preschool likely doesn't have a great deal of value for your daughter.
Things get murkier -- in my opinion -- when several of those questions have negative answers. This can indicate a lot of things, from something as simple as social anxiety to a learning disorder or simply the need for more focused one-on-one time. If you're witnessing these issues and you genuinely feel concern about your daughter's intellectual growth, I would lean more toward preschool. If not, I would lean more toward maintaining the care-giving situation with your aunt.
What about the money, though? Is the extra cost of a good preschool worth it when compared with a normal day care if your child is socially thriving and developmentally on pace?
In a word -- in my opinion -- it's not, unless the difference in cost makes no difference in your life. Here's why:
If you spend that extra money to send your child to a top preschool, you're putting an extra financial burden on yourself. This has several effects on your life. You're more tied to your job than ever before, which means your boss has more power than before and your job is more stressful. You also have less money to spread around in other areas of your life, such as an emergency fund or on something as simple as a stop at the ice cream shop with your child. On some level, these things are given up to afford that preschool -- and these things have a negative impact on your child's home life.
This basic idea is true no matter what you're looking at in life. When you bump up the financial cost for something to get higher quality, you're paying an additional price beyond the dollars and cents. You pay the personal costs that go along with maintaining that higher level of income. If you can't see the benefit in doing so, don't do it.
To me, that's an exchange not worth making unless there's a clear and dramatic benefit from the preschool. Never forget that early on, you're the biggest impact and influence on your child, and if sending your child to a preschool will put stressful burdens on you and disrupt that in any way, there had better be a big reward. If your child is doing fine, I don't see the benefit.
No matter what you choose, however, do not let others make you feel guilty about it. Simply by asking questions like this and seriously considering the answer, you're looking at the unique situations, gifts and opportunities in your life to make the right decision for your daughter. You obviously love her. You obviously want what's best for her. Never let other people attempt to use guilt or shame to guide your choice.
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Leaving your wire on the spool, measure out about 4 inches and run your nylon pliers over the wire to make your wire nice and straight.
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Using your bail making pliers, make an open loop on the end of your wire.
Using one of your toggles, place the open loop on the toggle and close the loop making sure to wrap the wire around a couple times to secure it.
Any left over wire can either be trimmed off or you can make a little loop against your bead for decoration.
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13 tips for better credit in 2013
Good credit habits will translate into lower interest rates and down payments and will help protect you from identity theft.
This post comes from Jeanne Kelly at partner site Credit.com.
It's that time of year when many of us start to think about New Year's resolutions.
Chances are, you're thinking about losing the Christmas pounds gained from eating more food than you intended. Maybe you're thinking about other good habits like quitting smoking or visiting the gym a little more frequently. New Year's resolutions are all about improving yourself by adopting better habits.
Why should it be any different with your credit? You already know how important your credit is (after all, you're smart enough to be reading about it here). So taking steps to improve yourself by improving your credit habits is a smart way to transform your year.
Here are 13 New Year's resolutions to adopt in 2013 that can help you maintain good credit:
- I will learn my credit score from all three credit reporting agencies and I will use my newfound knowledge to handle my credit wisely, to pay less interest, and to have access to money when I need it.
- I will be proactive with my credit, aggressively taking positive actions that result in healthy credit and avoiding negative actions that result in unhealthy credit.
- I will establish my own credit so that I am not completely reliant on my spouse's credit.
- I will pay my bills on time and (if possible) in full to help maintain a healthy credit history.
- I will pay down my credit card debt to 20% of my credit limit (or less) to help keep my credit utilization low.
- I will pull my credit reports from each of the three major credit reporting agencies -- Experian, Equifax and TransUnion -- through AnnualCreditReport.com once every year and I will review them diligently to ensure that there are no errors. Further, I'll keep tabs on my credit and credit scores throughout the year using Credit.com's free Credit Report Card.
- I will educate myself about identity theft and work to prevent it from happening to me, and I will use my credit reports to help ensure that my identity is safe.
- I will apply for only the credit I need instead of the credit that is offered to me, because too many applications can hurt my credit scores.
- I will ensure that I use all of my credit wisely, keeping it active (although never more than I can afford) to help maintain good credit.
- If I need to apply for an important loan or mortgage, I will be conscious about when I apply for credit so that new applications won't negatively affect my score.
- I will work with debt collectors to eliminate any and all of my collections items. I will make 2013 the year that I am finally free of overdue debt.
- I will revisit the credit mix that I have and make sure that I have a good balance of installment credit and revolving credit, and I will open new accounts and manage them wisely to re-balance this mix.
- I will set aside a few minutes every day to educate myself about credit and debt, knowing that this investment of knowledge will pay dividends for the rest of my life.
Choose the habits you want to adopt this year and mark them on your calendar. And as a bonus tip: Set reminders on Jan. 15 and Feb. 1 to stick with these resolutions, since those are the most frequent times of year when people drop their resolutions.
If you stick with these resolutions, you'll develop better credit habits that can help you get access to loans, lower interest and down payments, and protect yourself from identity fraud. Start 2013 off on the right foot with proactive credit habits.
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Report to the Nation: U.S. Latinos and Cancer
The overall decline in cancer death rates in the United States, a trend first reported in the early 1990s, continued through 2003, according to the Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, published online September 6 in Cancer.
The report provides updated statistics on cancer rates and trends from 1975 through 2003. It features a special section on cancer among Hispanic/Latino populations living in the United States.
Overall cancer incidence rates (the rates at which new cancers are diagnosed) have been stable for both sexes and all races combined from 1992 through 2003.
For men, the overall incidence rates were stable from 1992 through 2003, but the same rates for women increased from 1979 through 2003, due in part to small but persistent increases in lung cancer. This year, however, there was some apparent good news.
"The rate of new cases of female lung cancer is still increasing, but the rates of increase are slowing down," says lead researcher Dr. Holly L. Howe of the North American Association of Central Cancer Registries, Inc. (NAACCR).
Another change is that incidence rates for breast cancer have stabilized, ending a rise that began in the 1980s. The researchers will not know for several years whether this indication of a changing trend is a true reversal or a random fluctuation.
The incidence rate of thyroid cancer among women has doubled several times since 1981. The increases may reflect improvements in the detection of the disease, but changes in risk factors may also play a role, the researchers say.
In contrast, many cancer types have declining death and incidence rates, which the researchers attribute in part to successful cancer prevention efforts to reduce exposure to tobacco and other cancer risk factors.
"The statistics for cervical cancer are remarkable, in that both incidence and death rates have been decreasing for all racial and ethnic groups since 1975," the researchers write.
Improvements in screening have "had a measurable impact on this disease," but not all women have benefited equally, the report notes. In fact, disparities prevail among women of different socioeconomic backgrounds.
Disparities are a focus of the report's special section, which is the most comprehensive collection of cancer information about the nation's rapidly growing Hispanic/Latino populations.
"The report covers almost all of the Latino population in the U.S. and is really the first of its kind," says Dr. Howe.
Latinos had lower incidence rates for most cancers from 1999 to 2003 compared with non-Latino white populations, but had higher rates for myeloma (in females) and cancers of the stomach, liver, kidney, and cervix.
The report, which will appear in print in the October 15 Cancer, confirms previous findings that cancer is frequently discovered late in Latinos.
"Latino patients are often diagnosed in the later stages of disease, when there are fewer treatment options," says co-author Dr. Amelie Ramirez of Baylor College of Medicine.
Many of the cancers with higher incidence rates in Latinos have infectious origins, including cervical cancer (human papillomavirus virus, or HPV) and stomach cancer (Helicobacter pylori).
On the other hand, U.S. Latinos have low rates of several cancers that are common in affluent, industrialized countries where smoking, obesity, and physical inactivity are prevalent.
The report emphasizes that not all Latino populations are alike. The findings suggest that it may not be possible to compare studies on Latino populations if the populations do not share the same origins, cultural traditions, and immigration status.
By 2050, Latino populations will have contributed significantly to the growth of the U.S. population. In order to develop national strategies for controlling cancer, accurate information about the disease in these groups is needed, the researchers conclude.
The report covers 100 percent of the U.S. population for mortality, 10 percent for long-incidence trends, 73 percent for the most recent 8-year incidence trends, and 82 percent for current-incidence rates. The data are analyzed by racial and ethnic categories.
The researchers combined information from cancer registries throughout the U.S. that also participate in NCI's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program and/or the National Program of Cancer Registries, supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
First published in 1998, the report is produced by the American Cancer Society, CDC, NAACCR, and NCI.
"This report pulls together a tremendous amount of information, and it should be viewed as a reference document where people can go to find the latest information on cancer," says co-author Dr. Brenda K. Edwards of NCI's Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences.
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COVINGTON -- A Newborn man faces a charge of sexual exploitation of a child after it was discovered he allegedly engaged in sexual conversations with an 11-year-old girl in Oklahoma.
Newton County Sheriff's Office Lt. Keith Crum said Michael Blake Cox, 21, 65 Saratoga Way, was arrested after officials in Comanche County, Okla., notified the NCSO that they suspected Cox had engaged in conversations described as "very sexual in nature" with the Oklahoma juvenile.
Crum said the girl had gone to a chat room that involved children's game websites. There she was approached by an older male who initiated a conversation with her, Crum said.
The girl's mother found out about the conversations and notified Comanche County law enforcement and an investigation ensued.
Crum said Newton County authorities were notified on Aug. 19. A joint investigation with Comanche County revealed enough probable cause to make an arrest, Crum said. The suspect's computer also was seized and turned over to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for forensic investigation.
"Indications are that there are going to be child pornography images received and sent from that computer," Crum said.
He added that the investigation will continue to "learn if there are any other victims here or in any other area, for that matter."
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Calvin Klein will be the man of the hour at the Council of Fashion Designers of America's big gala at Lincoln Center Monday night when he is honored as both Menswear and Womenswear Designer of the Year. Plus all that jazz, many of the women that night will swan about in his creations, Marina Schiano, Bianca Jagger, Polly Hamilton, Diane Von Furstenberg, Calvin's wife, Kelly, and his daughter, Marci (but of course), and CFDA executive director Fern Mallis. Also wearing their Calvins will be Polly Mellen and Veronica (Mrs. Randolph) Hearst of Hearst Publications, the underwriters of the evening. Sitting at the Hearst table midst the orange and tangerine branches and multicolored tulips supplied by Robert Isabell will be such as Donna Hanover Giuliani, Elsa Klensch, Bill Blass, Jerry Zipkin, Frank Bennack and Ashton Hawkins. There will be 2,500 watching the proceedings at Lincoln Center and 900 at the dinner. Cozy, no?
Her alma mater, the School of American Ballet, honored the dancer's dancer Chita Rivera at a big party at Lincoln Center, and they all came -- Gayfryd and Saul Steinberg, the Paul Allaires of Xerox, Ben Vereen, Janice Levin wearing a diamond dragonfly big as those things in "Jurassic Park," Duane and Mark Hampton, Camille and Byron Hero, Mai Hallingby in scarlet chiffon by Chanel, Luella and Frank Bennack, Helen Gurley Brown and David Brown, Darci Kistler (who danced a steamy "The Man I Love" with Robert LaFosse before dinner), Peter Martins, Lucile Peyrelongue, Marina Galesi, Susan and Carter Burden, Susan and Coleman Burke, Barbara and Bill Tapert, Helen O'Hagan with Geoffrey Beene, etc. Oh, and Frances Hayward who, they keep saying, will play hostess to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip later this month at her beautiful house in the Grand Bahamas. Separate bedrooms, of course. They're British.


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Georgia Tech grad Matt Kuchar, ranked sixth in the world, is a popular choice to win the U.S. Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. He would become the fifth Georgia Tech grad to win a major, following Bobby Jones, Larry Mize, David Duval and Stewart Cink.
Kuchar, who tied for 14th as an amateur at the U.S. Open in 1998, also at Olympic, leads the PGA Tour with five top-10 finishes this season.
"It's nice that people are thinking I've got a good chance here," Kuchar told the San Jose Mercury News. "But it's the game of golf. You never know what's going to happen — particularly U.S. Open golf. If you're not on all cylinders, it's pretty easy to shoot a big number out there."
Kuchar's game could suit the tight fairways and the typically penalizing U.S. Open set-up. He is 10th in greens in regulation and 25th in driving accuracy.
"So I definitely like my chances," he said in an article on pgatour.com. "I think a U.S. Open is a good fit for me."
Two other former Jackets are also in the field, Cink and Roberto Castro. After failing to qualify, Duval will be an analyst for ESPN's online coverage on ESPN3.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
June 14th, 2012
10:32 am
June 14th, 2012
10:42 am
Kuch is a class act! He makes me proud to be a Jacket!
June 14th, 2012
10:52 am
It was awesome to follow Kuch at the Masters this year and see how popular he is. Every time he had a good tee-shot, or fairway shot, or putt, there were cries of "Kuch ! Kuch ! Kuch !" from the galleries. And yet he remains his always humble self. Get 'em, Kuch !!!
June 14th, 2012
11:02 am
know how i can get some practice passes for next year, Super?
June 14th, 2012
11:31 am
June 14th, 2012
11:31 am
juvenal……there is a lottery for practice session tickets. I am pretty sure the application period for that lottery has already closed, but I will see if I can find out for sure and email you.
June 14th, 2012
11:41 am
juvnal…….check your email. I assume it's the same address you gave me last Fall.
June 14th, 2012
11:42 am
oops, misspelled your name on that last post, but it was me who typed it, not my imposter.
June 14th, 2012
12:32 pm
Jason Bohn looking good early!!
Roll Tide.
June 14th, 2012
1:21 pm
Hahah Really? really is a tool…………
June 13th, 2012
9:49 am
Rodney?…….When's the last time you blogged about a show with substance? Ever blog about Frontline? Oh yeah….it's not about substance….It's about page hits.
Do you really feel good about your job? Do you honestly feel you contribute to the human race?
June 14th, 2012
2:16 pm
Ken, Nick Thompson from Tech is also in the Open.
June 14th, 2012
2:56 pm
Is this blog writer Jeremy Lin?
June 14th, 2012
2:59 pm
kuchar? can't beat bubba
June 14th, 2012
3:43 pm
@ not gonna happen…….I was at the Masters. Until the final 9 holes on Sunday, Kuch was a far more recognizable and popular golfer than Bubba. Bubba is good, no doubt about it, but Kuchar is a crowd favorite. Of course Kuch and Bubba are also best friends and take part in the same weekly Bible study group, so they are both classy guys. But Kuch is definitely, at least right now, the more popular golfer and also equal to the task at hand in the Open.
June 14th, 2012
3:45 pm
kuchar? can't beat bubba
I am going to go out on a limb and predict that Kuchar beats Bubba in the US Open. Bubba might not even make the cut.
June 14th, 2012
3:53 pm
GTBob, I think the Open course is more a Kuchar course than a Bubba course. That's not saying anything against Bubbba; it's just that some types of courses are more suited for some players than for others, and the Open is always held on courses of a certain style that is unlike many other courses.
June 14th, 2012
4:00 pm
Does anyone else swell with pride when you see a list of notable alumni like Bobby Jones, Larry Mize, David Duval, Stuart Cink, and Matt Kuchar? I'm proud to be a yellow jacket.
June 14th, 2012
4:00 pm
It is more of a Kuchar course. Precision is much more important then length and aggressiveness. That is why Tiger is hitting so many stinger tee shots. I only said that about Bubba though because he just finished his first round at 9 over par. Kuchar hasn't teed off yet but I would be pretty shocked if he did worse then that.
June 14th, 2012
4:38 pm
"Hahah Really? really is a tool…………"
That's not all he is. Bipolar comes to mind. More than likely seriously abused a child.
June 14th, 2012
4:43 pm
"Is this blog writer Jeremy Lin?"
His name is posted with the article. Just go up there and read and you'll answer your own question. Unless you are trying to convey the dog poop angle. If that's the case you are beyond hope. Oh, bloggers write the blog, Ken writes the articles.
June 14th, 2012
5:14 pm
@ Outside Observer…….you're damn right I swell with pride when I see those names. I was there on the 11th in 1987 when Mize chipped it in from 140 feet to win the playoff for the Masters. It was AWESOME.
June 14th, 2012
5:20 pm
"kuchar? can't beat bubba'
Not meant to be a factual statement.
June 14th, 2012
5:23 pm
Not saying anything against Bubba, but I think "not gonna happen" must be a little down right now. Kuchar is even through11, and Bubba is 9 over through 18.
June 14th, 2012
6:08 pm
Would love to see both Kuch and Bubba do well….two great, humble kids with their priorities in order and who are fan/player faves.
June 14th, 2012
6:19 pm
Super — the 12 yr old out-scored Bubbie today!!!
Bohn & Thompson are carrying the Crimson colors well thus far!!
June 14th, 2012
6:36 pm
BC75, I think he's 14, not 12. I don't have anything against Bubba. I just get a kick out of the dwag trolls who think simply because he went to UGA that he can do no wrong. Tom is right, both Bubba and Kuch are humble young men. And they definitely have their priorities straight, even if the fans don't.
June 15th, 2012
1:10 am
not gonna happen…does Bubba realize that the object of golf is to have the low score? He posted a whopper of a score today 78….and low an behold Kuchar is tied for 7th at even par.
June 15th, 2012
6:24 am
I've got a bet on Matt.. he's a young man.. Bubba is too .. proud to see these golfers from USA do well.. Jason Dufner too.. why does GT always come up with the negative stuff ??
June 15th, 2012
8:45 am
That is not our Thompson who shot 4 under is it? Not much covers in local press, must not be any of our guys, but then again being Tech and not Bubba it very well may be.
June 15th, 2012
9:04 am
I'm a UGA guy but pulling hard for Kuchar. I've met him and he is a classy guy. He's put himself in great position. Unfortunately, Bubba may have shot himself out of contention on the first day. He's gonna have to work hard to just make the cut.
June 15th, 2012
2:08 pm
Kuchar and Cink headed in the wrong direction today.
June 15th, 2012
2:10 pm
As well as Nicholas Thompson and Roberto Castro. They're all swelling with pride.


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