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The ironic thing is, by opposing a nuclear power plant they are implicitly
supporting more coal or gas-fired power plants (which are the only plants that
produce as much power as a nuclear plant).
Look, if you want clean electricity for now and the future, you have to support nuclear power. No other non-fossil-fuel source is big enough to keep up with growth in demand.
- 9:22 p.m. May 20, 2012
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Anyone who thinks nuclear power plants is clean energy or anywhere close to it
is a fool. Nuclear energy is 50,000 years of destruction of the water and the
land they sit on hide or their waste in. Coal powered plants are a lot less
toxic and not the environmental enemy it has been portrayed to be. Fossil fuel
waste can be recycled and is natural, nuclear waste cannot be recycled or
The energy commission knows a lot more about the hazards of nuclear reactors and radiation the most of the general public that power plant developers are releasing to back their claims. These companies are a business who's motive is money, not the environment. The naivety of the public is astounding to their ignorance of nuclear power.
Its the things you can't see being dumped on the environment that we have to worry about, not the things and particulate you can see. All the damage ever committed to our environment has been done by covert and secret dumping of toxic waste by corporate business, and catalytic converters (NOX emissions), not power plants burning coal or oil.
- 4:40 a.m. May 21, 2012
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Nuclear is too costly and risky.
Decisions made today will impact our grandchildren's energy, given that power plants stay in operation at least 50+ years (think about our coal-fired power plants from the 1960s still belching pollution that the EPA wants to regulate due to air quality).
As solar prices continue to fall, over the next 50 years, solar panels on homes and business buildings will become commonplace.
Consequently, diversification and flexibility of our energy system are needed. That is, we need more price-stable, low-risk forms of energy (wind and solar, given that they have no fuel costs, they are price-stable and predictable -- and no pollution, so no carbon taxes or EPA restrictions and no nuke waste maintenance or railroad costs for transporting coal).
AND we need flexibility in the system to accommodate the variability of renewables (so when the winds die down or when the sun sets), other fuels can ramp up to take their place (today, that is natural gas; eventually energy storage will also accomodate price-stable energy's variability).
Nuclear cannot be easily ramped up and down to meet the future incorporation of variable, price-stable energy and need for flexibility.
- 7:24 a.m. May 21, 2012
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If the tourist have to ask, "Why do we have nuclear power plants here?",
maybe we should put big signs up explaining it to them.....
Nuclear Power Plants..... here because you are!
Because WE use the electricity. OH.... and because we refuse to dam more rivers or burn more coal/oil/gas. Because solar/wind cannot provide a base load. Because we can't wait for 50 years to turn the lights on. Because nuclear power produces the smallest amount of pollution of any power source per kilowatt.
- 11:18 a.m. May 21, 2012
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So where can people find out more about this project so more reasoned arguments can be made for and against?
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I'm wondering if the Des News would be interested in researching a bit about the proposals that have been made for Green River to increase their econopmic base and the resistance to such from residents of Moab. I know Legacy Highway in Davis County had Moabites against it and they would never even use it. People against this should realize they use electricity too.
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But the conditions aren't there for it to happen.
Back in yesteryear, Ford didn't raise his employee's wages so that they would be able to buy his cars. That angle was a marketing ploy. He had very large employee turnover and wanted to keep them to increase productivity. Increasing wages actually saved him money. No one is paying a competitive wage and hiring on mass for scenario to recreate itself.
But today, that's not how how it works. The standard isn't to a have a "job" anymore, but a "role". Temporary positions working on a project, for cheap. Project is over, you move on to another role, another project, another company. Never moving up the ladder.
That needs to change somehow. Companies are sitting on a lot of dead money.


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|Oct 14, 1980
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|Jan 24, 1979
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|Jan 24, 1979
|Publication number
|Felix B. Krull
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|Ncr Corporation
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|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (25), Classifications (10)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
In the field of ink jet printing, it is of prime importance that the ink droplets be ejected in rapid manner for high speed operation while maintaining the ink droplets in a condition which allows the droplets to dry upon contact with the record medium so as to avoid smearing of the ink, and at the same time keep the droplets in a wet condition so as to prevent drying of the droplets at the print head nozzle. The nozzle may become clogged by reason of inactivity or intermittent periods of operation or by use of a "dry" ink.
Certain inks having a slow-drying characteristic have been used in print heads along with the use of absorbent-type paper so that the paper can take care of part of the problem of the slow-drying ink. A disadvantage of the use of such slow-drying ink and absorbent paper is that the behavior of the ink and paper causes irregular dot patterns and distorted characters.
In the case of machine-readable characters such as certain bar codes used on high-quality papers as labels and vouchers, it has been common to use the quick-drying inks developed on the basis of organic solvents such as ketone or alcohol. However, such inks having an organic solvent base tend to dry, crust or thicken at the nozzle of the print head or within the print head itself, whereby the operation of the printing unit is impaired or otherwise affected.
Representative prior art in the area of conditioning the ink in an ink jet printer is shown in German Pat. No. 2,428,460, issued to IBM Corporation, corresponding, to U.S. Pat. No. 3,839,721 issued to W. H. Chen et al. on Oct. 1, 1974 which printer provides a tub that is filled with a vapor-generating liquid and is slidable in relation to the print head. During pauses in printing or non-printing, the nozzles are caused to be exposed to the vapor or to the liquid movement of the tub therepast so as to prevent the ink from drying in the nozzles.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,346,869 issued to J. J. Stone on Oct. 10, 1967 shows a nozzle cover or pad having a silicone coating with the pad being movable over the nozzle to prevent the ink from drying and also to serve as a lubricant for the tip of the nozzle.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,596,275 issued to R. G. Sweet on July 27, 1971 discloses a fluid droplet recorder having a reservoir of rinse water controlled by a valve to wash any residual ink from the nozzle when the recording operation is stopped.
The present invention relates to an ink jet print head, and more particularly, to such a print head which includes a drive element actuated to cause the ejection of ink droplets from the nozzle of the print head. The print head may include a single nozzle or a plurality of nozzles depending upon the particular arrangement and construction of the desired printing or recording apparatus. The ink which is used in the printing apparatus should have a quality which optimizes both the wetness and the dryness of the ink wherein the ink droplets become dry upon contact with the record medium and at the same time are kept sufficiently wet to prevent drying of the droplets at the nozzle or of the ink within the print head itself.
While temperature and humidity are factors to be considered when making the ink and when operating the recording apparatus, it is seen that operating conditions vary and that the composition of the ink depends upon an atmosphere which is considered to be an optimum condition. The ink which consists essentially of a base and a dye may have additional base material provided or brought into the area around the nozzles so as to present a wet or humid condition or atmosphere and thereby prevent ink from drying at the nozzles while allowing the ink droplets to dry upon contact with the record medium.
Absorbent or wick-like material is disposed partly in a liquid ink solvent and through a portion of the wick material the solvent is carried to and evaporates in a chamber or room provided in front of or around the nozzles so that the atmosphere or area therearound is enriched or saturated with the solvent to prevent drying or thickening of the ink at the nozzles.
In view of the above discussion, the principal object of the present invention is to provide means for enriching or saturating the atmosphere surrounding the nozzle(s) of an ink jet print head.
An additional object of the present invention is to provide means for carrying a quantity of solvent to the surrounding area of the print head nozzle(s) for permitting evaporation of the solvent around the nozzle(s).
Another object of the present invention is to provide an ink container adjacent the print head and an ink-carrying member in a path from such container to the area around the print head nozzle(s).
A further object of the present invention is to provide a member of wick-like material for carrying liquid ink solvent from a container to the area surrounding the nozzle(s) of a print head and permitting evaporation around the head for the purpose of maintaining the ink at the nozzle(s) in a wet or moist condition.
Additional advantages and features of the present invention will become apparent and fully understood from a reading of the following description taken with the annexed drawing.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view of a single nozzle ink jet print head incorporating the subject matter of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along the line 2--2 in FIG. 3;
FIG. 3 is a top view and partially cross-sectional view of the ink jet print head of FIG. 1 as seen along the line 3--3 in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic cross-sectional view of a second embodiment of the invention in an ink jet print head;
FIG. 5 illustrates a third embodiment of the invention arranged with a multiple nozzle ink jet print head; and
FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the print head shown in FIG. 5.
Referring to the drawing, FIG. 1 shows a perspective view in diagrammatic form of a single nozzle ink jet print head 10 having a housing element 12 arranged on the front portion of the head and connected to a solvent container 14. The print head 10 comprises a nozzle 16, a drive element consisting of a piezoelectric crystal 18 and a membrane 20, and an ink supply line 22. The electrical control of the piezoelectric crystal 18 occurs through the connection lines 24 and 26, which are connected to a source of supply voltage (not shown). The manner of functioning and the principle of operation of an ink jet print head is hereinafter further explained in connection with the detailed description of another figure of the drawing. The print head 10 can be fastened or secured by means of a support bar 28 or other generally-known fastening element in usual manner to the carriage of a printer that is also further shown in another figure of the drawing.
The solvent container 14 includes a chamber 30 which can be filled with solvent 32 through a suitable opening and the chamber can be closed by a suitable plug 34 to prevent the solvent from flowing out or spilling. The solvent container 14 preferably consists of a transparent plastic material so that the stock solvent 32 readily available in the container can be optically controlled in a simple manner. The solvent 32 may consist of an ink base or like fluid which can be carried by wick-like material and allowed to evaporate in an area or zone of the housing element 12 around the nozzle 16 of the print head 10. The housing element 12 contains an evaporation room 36 which is connected to the chamber 30 of the solvent container 14 by way of a channel 38 which is directed in a path from the container 14 to the room 36, and which is best seen in FIGS. 2 and 3.
According to the present invention, a wick-like material, which may consist of absorbent paper, textile, felt or other material, having the properties which are capable of capillary action, is utilized to carry or transport solvent from the container 14 into the evaporation room 36. As seen in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, a wick 40 has the lower portion thereof immersed in the solvent 32 and extends therefrom with a wick portion 42 through the channel 38 and assumes a path into the evaporation room 36 such that a circular end portion 44 of the wick 40 is disposed in front of the nozzle 16 of the print head 10. As illustrated, the end portion 44 of the wick 40 has an opening 46 which is larger than the nozzle 16. A further and somewhat smaller opening 48 is provided in the front wall of the housing element 12 (FIG. 3) with such opening 48 likewise having a larger diameter than the nozzle 16. The nozzle 16 and the openings 46 and 48 are in alignment with one another so that the ink droplets ejected through the nozzle channel 50 (FIG. 3) and the nozzle 16 can readily pass through the openings 46 and 48 without contact between the ink droplets and the openings, and thereby such ink droplets can impact on a record medium 52 (FIG. 1) which is appropriately arranged and positioned in front of the nozzle 16.
By suitable dimensioning of the diameter or of the size and the length of the connecting channel 38, the passing of the solvent 32 from the chamber 30 and into the evaporation room 36 can be insured and the positioning of the wick circular end portion 44 also eliminates the danger of the solvent leaving the evaporation room 36 through the opening 48. Through the arrangement of the wick 40 as it is described above, the solvent 32 covers the lower half of the wick 40 and due to the capillary action or the absorbency of the wick material, the solvent is drawn through the wick portion 42 to the wick end portion 44 from where the ink base or solvent can readily evaporate into the evaporation room 36. The dimensioning of the evaporation room 36 and the wick 40, and in particular the wick end portion 44, allows the necessary solvent vapor concentration to be produced in the evaporation room 36 in a simple manner and which concentration is compatible with the environmental conditions in which the printer is operating. The enriched or saturated solvent atmosphere in providing a medium of gaseous nature from the evaporating ink fluid base and which medium is always available at the nozzle 16 thus prevents a drying, crusting or thickening of the ink at such nozzle and also prevents premature drying of the droplets on the record medium 52. The ink droplets are available in a moist or wet condition at the nozzle 16 of the print head 10 so that the print head can always function free of trouble and therefore is always ready for operation. It is especially advantageous that the means for preventing drying of the ink at the nozzle 16 of the print head 10 always remains operable during both printing and non-printing time whenever the printer is operating.
It is a matter of concern that a certain quantity of the evaporated solvent 32 may escape from the evaporation room 36 around the nozzle 16 of the print head 10. This evaporation can be substantially prevented by means of a manually-operable closing lever 54 (FIG. 1) which is provided to be pivotable on a pin 56 against the action of a spring (not shown). As understood from FIG. 1, such lever may be drawn forward from a recess and rocked on the pin 56 toward the right (clockwise) and against a stop pin 58 whereby the opening 48 in the front wall of the housing element 12 is covered by the lever. An escape of the solvent in the atmosphere from the evaporation room 36 is thus prevented so that there is no unnecessary solvent consumption during the longer pauses in printer apparatus operation.
FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic cross-sectional view of an embodiment of the invention with the solvent container and the evaporation room being included as an integral part of an ink jet print head 60. The single nozzle ink jet print head 60, as seen in FIG. 4, has a piezoelectric crystal 62 and a membrane 64 connected thereto and operating as a drive element for droplets of ink from the print head nozzle with energization of the crystal 62 taking place through the lines 66 and 68 which are supplied from a source of voltage. This energization causes the crystal 62 and the membrane 64 to bend or deflect into a capillary pressure cavity 70 whereby the ink contained in the cavity is forced through a nozzle channel 72 and is ejected in the form of an ink droplet through the nozzle 74 which is fixed in a nozzle plate 76. At a suitable position in front of the nozzle 74 (to the right of the print head 60 shown in FIG. 4) there may be positioned a record medium to be printed. The capillary pressure cavity 70 is supplied with ink in known manner from a supply container and the ink is carried through an ink supply line 78, an intermediate container 80, and a supply line 82 to the cavity 70.
In the application of the principle underlying the present invention, there is provided a recess 84 around the cylindrical print head 60 which contains solvent 86, the recess 84 being covered by a cover 88 which includes an opening for entrance of the solvent and which opening can be closed by a stopper 90. From the solvent supply container or recess 84 there leads a horizontal channel portion 92 and a vertical channel portion 94 to the front of the print head 60. The front of the print head also has an evaporation cavity 96 forward of the nozzle 74 and which is closed by a cover plate 98. The cover plate 98 has an opening 100 preferably larger than the opening of the nozzle 74. The print head 60 has a wick 102 in the recess 84 and which is placed in the solvent 86 with the wick having a portion 104 directed forward through the channel portions 92 and 94 and into the evaporation cavity 96, whereby an end portion 106 of the wick 102 is positioned in front of the nozzle 74. The wick portion 106 also contains an opening 108 which is larger than the opening of the nozzle 74. With the nozzle 74 being aligned with the opening 108 and with the opening 100 in the cover plate 98, the droplets of ink which eject from the nozzle 74 can thus pass through the openings 108 and 100 without contacting the edges thereof during the printing operation. According to the above-described principle of the present invention, it is through the wick 102 that the solvent 86 reaches the evaporation room or cavity 96 so that a saturated atmosphere of solvent material develops in the cavity and prevents the ink from drying at the nozzle 74.
If the print head 60 is not going to be used for a certain period of time, to avoid unnecessary loss of the solvent 86 the opening 100 can be covered by a manually-operable lever 110 which is rockable on a pin 112 until an abutment 114 of the lever is moved to engage with a stop member (not shown).
Instead of the single nozzle print head 10 shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, there can also be used a multiple nozzle print head whereby the openings in an adjacent fluid containing element and in the portion of a wick or other like fluid carrying member would have to be extended or enlarged in a slot-shaped form or the like in order to accommodate the plurality of nozzles. FIGS. 5 and 6 show a simplified diagrammatic representation of a printer 120 wherein a carriage 122 is positioned to be movably carried on two guide bars 124 and 126 supported between a left side wall 128 and a right side wall (not shown). The carriage 122 has fastened hereto a support 136 by means of a pedestal 134 to carry a multiple nozzle print head 132 which is provided with ink through the supply line 138. The print head 132 includes a plurality of drive elements 140, 142, 144, 146, 148, 150, 152, 154 and 156. During the printing operation wherein the print head 132 is carried by the reciprocating movement of the carriage 122 on the guide bars 124 and 126, a record medium 158 is imprinted by ejection of ink droplets thereon and the medium is then transported or moved in the direction of the arrow 160 (FIG. 5).
The printer side wall 128 is cut out in FIG. 5 to show that a bail 162 is secured to the inner side of the wall for supporting a housing element 164 in fixed position by means of screws 166. When the print head 132 is moved to its left or rest position by movement of the carraige 122, a cover plate 168 is automatically engaged by an edge portion of support 136 and is caused to be rocked thereby in the clockwise direction about a pin 170, which action causes nozzles 172, 174, 176, 178, 180, 182, 184, 186 and 188 of the print head to be positioned in front of a slot-shaped opening 190 provided in the housing element 164. As the print head 132 is moved toward the right in FIG. 5 along the guide rails 124 and 126, the force of gravity causes the cover plate 168 to swing counterclockwise and cover the slot-shaped opening 190. As illustrated in FIG. 6, such housing element 164 also contains an evaporation room 192. The room 192 is connected through a channel 194 to a solvent chamber 196 which is provided in a container element 198 adjacent the housing element 164.
The solvent chamber 196 is filled with a solvent 200 which can be poured therein through an opening provided at the upper part of the element 198 after which the opening can be closed by a stopper 202. The solvent 200 has a wick 204 immersed therein and which extends through the channel 194 and transports the solvent by means of a horizontal wick portion 208 through a vertical wick portion 210 and into the evaporation room 192 wherein a solvent saturated atmosphere is provided and which reaches the nozzles 172-188 by way of the slot opening 190.
The opening 190 can be covered by the cover plate 168 which is rockable on the pin 170 so that solvent cannot emerge from the slot opening if the print head 132 is moved to the right. The plate 168 is rocked sideways upon approaching of the front part of the print head 132 from the right and pushes against the projection 214 so that the nozzles 172-188 can be positioned directly in front of the slot 190. If the print head 132 is operated and moved to the right, then the cover plate 168 contacts the stop 216 due to the effect of gravity and thereby covers the slot-shaped opening 190.
The embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, when compared with the embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, may have the advantage of shorter printing pauses during the printing operation so that there exists a lesser chance for the ink to dry at the nozzles. In case extremely quick drying inks are not used, the arrangement according to FIGS. 5 and 6 may be sufficient by reason of the fact that at a longer non-use or printing pause, the print head 132 can be guided into the left position by appropriate or generally-known control mechanisms. The principle of the present invention as described herein can thus be used in both a single nozzle print head and in multiple nozzle print heads.
It is thus seen that herein shown and described is mechanism for preventing drying of the ink at the nozzles of print heads by providing a humid or moist atmosphere at the nozzles. While several embodiments of the invention have been disclosed herein, variations thereof may occur to those skilled in the art. It is contemplated that all such variations not departing from the spirit and scope of the invention hereof are to be construed in accordance with the following claims.
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|Filing date
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|Dick Co Ab
|Nozzle cover
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|Jun 5, 1973
|Hertz C
|Liquid jet recorder
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|Oct 1, 1974
|Device for retention of ink jet nozzle clogging and ink spraying
|Mar 28, 1977
|Aug 8, 1978
|Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Limited
|Apparatus for applying liquid droplets to a surface by using a high speed laminar air flow to accelerate the same
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|Einrichtung zum Abdecken der Duesenoeffnungen eines Spritzkopfes
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|Ricoh Company, Ltd.
|Ink jet printing apparatus with reverse solvent flushing means
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|U.S. Philips Corporation
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|Aug 6, 1985
|Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
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|Oct 8, 1985
|Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
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|Liquid ejecting apparatus
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|Sun Chemical, B.V.
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|Seiko Epson Corporation
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|U.S. Classification
|347/28, 347/44
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Hi Magdalena,
I hope everything is ok with you and please accept my sincere apologies for leaving this standardized message...
I just want you to know that, although lately I almost didn´t comment your photos, I'm glad I met you and choosed you as one of my favourite photographers.
By watching your photos I got to know so many amazing and wonderful places that I couldn´t even dream they exist ... not to mention that it was with them that I learned the little I know about photography...
This is my favourite picture in your gallery, so I´m adding it to my "♥ photos list"! Thanks for everything, my dear friend :)
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Paris Hilton sets sail with her dreamboat Frederick as they continue romantic Corsica adventure
Paris Hilton appears to be stoking up the fire of a new relationship.
The hotel heiress, 31, was spotted with the same handsome dark-haired man for a second day running as she enjoyed the beauty of Corsica on her summer break.
Day two: It's getting serious as Paris Hilton spent a second day with new boyfriend Frederick in Porto Vecchio, Corsica
The man, who we know is named Frederick, and Paris weren't as amorous as they were yesterday but they still looked as though they are a couple.
Today Paris ditched her black sparkly monokini for a more demure '70s style dress and matching hat as the couple took in the ambiance of the beauty spot and chatted with friends.
Though even as they joined a bigger group, the pair were never far from each other.
Despite frequently updating her Twitter page with her movements in the Mediterranean, Paris has failed to mention her new man.
The hotel heiress has been holidaying in Europe since July 22.
Keeping close: Paris and her man were glued to one another despite their large group of friends
Seeing the sights: The couple headed out on a speedboat to enjoy the tranquil water
Stepping back: Paris poses with fans and her beau is happy to let her take a step back
Staying on a yacht with a group of girlfriends and younger sister Nicky, Paris has already visited St Tropez, Ibiza and Cannes.
Last week, she partied with controversial R&B singer Chris Brown and his girlfriend Karrueche Tran.
Her new romance comes after months of rumours she was dating Dutch DJ Afrojack.
However, Paris insists Afrojack was simply helping her with her new music and her recent sojourn as a DJ.
Her last serious relationship with Cy Waits ended in June 2011 after a year together.
Big boat: The yacht where Paris and friends are partying
Lean on me: Paris keeps hold of her chap as they head out on the small boat
I'm right behind you: Frederick appeared to be chivalrous at all times
She's got a ticket to ride: Smiling Paris climbs onto the boat
Among her other exes include Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter, Good Charlotte rocker Benji Madden, Greek shipping heir Stavros Niarchos, The Hills star Doug Reinhardt and her sex tape co-star Rick Salomon.
She has been engaged twice before to shipping heir Paris Latsis and model Jason Shaw.
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Experience of trauma and conversion to psychosis in an ultra-high-risk (prodromal) group
Version of Record online: 25 FEB 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0447.2010.01542.x
© 2010 John Wiley & Sons A/S
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica
Volume 121, Issue 5, pages 377–384, May 2010
Additional Information
How to Cite
Bechdolf, A., Thompson, A., Nelson, B., Cotton, S., Simmons, M. B., Amminger, G. P., Leicester, S., Francey, S. M., McNab, C., Krstev, H., Sidis, A., McGorry, P. D. and Yung, A. R. (2010), Experience of trauma and conversion to psychosis in an ultra-high-risk (prodromal) group. Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 121: 377–384. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0447.2010.01542.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 13 APR 2010
- Version of Record online: 25 FEB 2010
- Accepted for publication January 14, 2010
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
- schizophrenia;
- trauma;
- psychosis;
- prodrome
Bechdolf A, Thompson A, Nelson B, Cotton S, Simmons MB, Amminger GP, Leicester S, Francey SM, McNab C, Krstev H, Sidis A, McGorry PD, Yung AR. Experience of trauma and conversion to psychosis in an ultra-high-risk (prodromal) group.
Objective: We aimed to replicate a recent finding of high prevalence of trauma history in patients at 'ultra-high risk' (UHR) of psychotic disorder and to investigate whether trauma predicts conversion to psychosis in this population.
Method: A consecutive sample of UHR patients was assessed. History of trauma was accessed with the General Trauma Questionnaire. Cox regression models were used to explore relationship between conversion to psychosis and trauma.
Results: Of 92 UHR patients nearly 70% had experienced a traumatic event and 21.7% developed psychosis during follow-up (mean 615 days). Patients who had experienced a sexual trauma (36%) were significantly more likely to convert to first-episode psychosis (OR 2.96) after controlling for meeting multiple UHR intake groups.
Conclusion: UHR patients have a high prevalence of history of trauma. Previous sexual trauma may be a predictor of onset of psychotic disorder in this population.


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