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J. William Kime - Wikipedia
J. William Kime
John William Kime
(1934-07-15)15 July 1934
14 September 2006(2006-09-14) (aged 72)
USCGC Midgett (WHEC-726)
Transportation Distinguished Service Medal
John William Kime (15 July 1934 – 14 September 2006) was a United States Coast Guard admiral who served as the 19th Commandant of the Coast Guard from 31 May 1990 to 1 June 1994.
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Kime was born in Greensboro, North Carolina. At the age of 10, he moved with his family to Baltimore, Maryland. In 1951, he graduated from Baltimore City College, and was accepted into the School of Pharmacy at the University of Maryland, but declined the admission offer for financial reasons.
Soon thereafter, he accepted a job at the local General Motors plant, installing glove boxes in Chevrolets. The following year, he saw a television advertisement on Coast Guard careers, which inspired him to enroll at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut.
In 1957, Kime graduated second in his Academy class. Upon graduation, he served aboard USCGC Casco before assuming command of LORAN Station Wake Island in 1960. Continuing his education, he graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Master's degree in naval architecture and marine engineering and the professional degree of naval engineer in 1964. He also was in charge of the structural design of the Polar Class icebreakers and was the first engineer officer on USCGC Boutwell, home ported in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1977, he became a distinguished graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces and was assigned to Headquarters as Assistant Chief of the Merchant Marine Technical Division. His other assignments included command of Marine Safety Office Baltimore in 1978-81, Deputy Chief of the Office of Marine Environment and Systems, 1981–82; Chief of the Seventh Coast Guard District Operations Division, 1982–84; Chief of Headquarters Office of Marine Safety, Security, and Environmental Protection, 1986-1988.
Prior to becoming Coast Guard Commandant, he served as Commander of the Long Beach, California-based 11th Coast Guard District and Pacific Regional Coordinator for the Office of National Drug Control Policy. It is noteworthy that Kime was promoted from rear admiral (a two-star rank) to admiral (a four-star rank), never having held the three-star rank of vice admiral.[1]
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As Commandant, he was passionate about maritime safety and environmental protection issues, and oversaw implementation of the landmark Oil Pollution Act of 1990, and established the position of Drug Interdiction Coordinator. In the wake of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, he pioneered how the Coast Guard prevents and responds to oil and hazardous chemical spills, significantly minimizing environmental damage. The groundwork he laid can also be seen in how the Coast Guard responds to a broad range of threats and hazards to maritime, homeland, and national security interests. His vision set the stage for the Coast Guard’s transition to focused organizational competencies in prevention and response. He led the service during the end of the Cold War, collapse of communism, operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, as well as increasing operations in traditional mission areas.
Upon his retirement in 1994, he brought his leadership to the maritime industry, serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Management Companies in the United States, United Kingdom, Norway and Sweden. Until 2005, he served as the U.S. representative to the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO), the world’s largest private shipping organization.
He died of cancer in Towson, Maryland on 14 September 2006 at age 72. A memorial service was held at the Fort Myer Memorial Chapel, Arlington, Virginia on 29 September followed by interment in Arlington National Cemetery on Coast Guard Hill.
Sources: ALCOAST 464/06 (R 142239Z SEP 06), ALCOAST 469/06 06 (R 152010Z SEP 06), ALCOAST 475/06 (R 202141Z SEP 06), and L.A. Times obituaries, September 20, 2006.
Kime received the following awards and decorations:[2]
Meritorious Service Medals with "O" device with four gold Award stars
Commandant's Letter of Commendation Ribbons with "O" device with two gold Award stars
Coast Guard Unit Commendation with "O" device one gold Award star
Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation
International Maritime Prize
^ [1] Coast Guard Biography
^ Coast Guard budget request, fiscal year 1994: hearing before the Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Navigation of the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, House of Representatives. Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office. 1993. p. 48. External links[edit]
J. William Kime at Find a Grave
United States Coast Guard Biography
Paul A. Yost, Jr.
Robert E. Kramek
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Patent US20050012810 - Personal digital assistant with internal printer having a media feed mechanism - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA hand held personal digital assistant including: an information storage device; a display; a printer including a pagewidth printhead wherein said printhead is an inkjet printhead; a media feed mechanism for feeding print media past the printhead during printing; and a user interface allowing a user...http://www.google.com/patents/US20050012810?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20050012810 - Personal digital assistant with internal printer having a media feed mechanismAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20050012810 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/920,377Publication dateJan 20, 2005Filing dateAug 18, 2004Priority dateJan 17, 2001Also published asCA2435014A1, CA2435014C, CN1232903C, CN1486455A, DE60230237D1, EP1360576A1, EP1360576A4, EP1360576B1, US6880929, US6942334, US6981769, US7021758, US7032996, US7033017, US7056040, US7219990, US7341341, US7448746, US7448747, US7458678, US7465109, US7556370, US7572003, US7572004, US7591553, US7708399, US7722186, US7887180, US7901069, US7934829, US7954940, US7984986, US20020093570, US20040027444, US20040086312, US20050012804, US20050012807, US20050017996, US20050018243, US20050052479, US20050052480, US20050073553, US20060028496, US20060038838, US20060216094, US20070188567, US20070188580, US20080117274, US20090027475, US20090027476, US20090033734, US20090086003, US20090244010, US20100002064, US20100214386, US20100220168, WO2002057897A1Publication number10920377, 920377, US 2005/0012810 A1, US 2005/012810 A1, US 20050012810 A1, US 20050012810A1, US 2005012810 A1, US 2005012810A1, US-A1-20050012810, US-A1-2005012810, US2005/0012810A1, US2005/012810A1, US20050012810 A1, US20050012810A1, US2005012810 A1, US2005012810A1InventorsKia SilverbrookOriginal AssigneeKia SilverbrookExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (1), Classifications (49), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPersonal digital assistant with internal printer having a media feed mechanismUS 20050012810 A1Abstract A hand held personal digital assistant including: an information storage device; a display; a printer including a pagewidth printhead wherein said printhead is an inkjet printhead; a media feed mechanism for feeding print media past the printhead during printing; and a user interface allowing a user to: selectively retrieve and display information from said storage device on said display; print said information using said printer; and enter and store new information in said information storage device. Images(13) Claims(8)
1. A hand held personal digital assistant including: an information storage device; a display; a printer including a pagewidth printhead wherein said printhead is an inkjet printhead; a media feed mechanism for feeding print media past the printhead during printing; and a user interface allowing a user to: selectively retrieve and display information from said storage device on said display; print said information using said printer; and enter and store new information in said information storage device. 2. The personal digital assistant of claim 1 wherein said printer includes a supply of print media disposed within said personal digital assistant. 3. The personal digital assistant of claim 1 including a body section connected to said display through a hinge joint, said body section housing said information storage device and at least a portion of said user interface, wherein at least a portion of said printer is disposed in said hinge joint. 4. The personal digital assistant of claim 3 including a supply of print media disposed in said hinge joint. 5. The personal digital assistant of claim 4 including a releasable cover portion through which a portion of said printer including said print media and/or an ink cartridge can be removed. 6. The personal digital assistant of claim 3 wherein said printer includes a monolithic pagewidth printhead. 7. The personal digital assistant of claim 6 wherein said printhead is an ink jet printhead. 8. The personal digital assistant of claim 1 wherein said user interface includes a touch screen integrated into the display.
This is a Continuation of 10/040,472 filed on Jan. 9, 2002
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT In FIGS. 1 to 10 of the accompanying drawings, reference numeral 500 generally designates a print engine, in accordance with the invention. The print engine 500 includes a print engine assembly 502 on which a print roll cartridge 504 is removably mountable. The print cartridge 504 is described in greater detail in our co-pending applications U.S. Ser. No. 09/607993 and U.S. Ser. No. 09/607,251, the contents of that disclosure being specifically incorporated herein by reference. The print engine assembly 502 comprises a first sub-assembly 506 and a second, printhead sub-assembly 508. The sub-assembly 506 includes a chassis 510. The chassis 510 comprises a first molding 512 in which ink supply channels 514 are molded. The ink supply channels 514 supply inks from the print cartridge 504 to a printhead 516 (FIGS. 5 to 7) of the printhead sub-assembly 508. The printhead 516 prints in four colors or three colors plus ink which is visible in the infra-red light spectrum only (hereinafter referred to as �infra-red ink�). Accordingly, four ink supply channels 514 are defined in the molding 512 together with an air supply channel 518. The air supply channel 518 supplies air to the printhead 516 to inhibit the build up of foreign particles on a nozzle guard of the printhead 516. The chassis 510 further includes a cover molding 520. The cover molding 520 supports a pump 522 thereon. The pump 522 is a suction pump, which draws air through an air filter in the print cartridge 504 via an air inlet pin 524 and an air inlet opening 526. Air is expelled through an outlet opening 528 into the air supply channel 518 of the chassis 510. The chassis 510 further supports a first drive motor in the form of a stepper motor 530. The stepper motor 530 drives the pump 522 via a first gear train 532. The stepper motor 530 is also connected to a drive roller 534 (FIG. 5) of a roller assembly 536 of the print cartridge 504 via a second gear train 538. The gear train 538 engages an engageable element 540 (FIG. 2) carried at an end of the drive roller 534. The stepper motor 530 thus controls the feed of print media 542 to the printhead 516 of the sub-assembly 508 to enable an image to be printed on the print media 542 as it passes beneath the printhead 516. It also to be noted that, as the stepper motor 530 is only operated to advance the print media 542, the pump 522 is only operational to blow air over the printhead 516 when printing takes place on the print media 542. The molding 512 of the chassis 510 also supports a plurality of ink supply conduits in the form of pins 544 which are in communication with the ink supply channels 514. The ink supply pins 544 are received through an elastomeric collar assembly 546 of the print cartridge 504 for drawing ink from ink chambers or reservoirs 548 (FIG. 5) in the print cartridge 504 to be supplied to the printhead 516. A second motor 550, which is a DC motor, is supported on the cover molding 520 of the chassis 510 via clips 552. The motor 550 is provided to drive a separating means in the form of a cutter arm assembly 554 to part a piece of the print media 542, after an image has been printed thereon, from a remainder of the print media. The motor 550 carries a beveled gear 556 on an output shaft thereof. The beveled gear 556 meshes with a beveled gear 558 carried on a worm gear 560 of the cutter assembly 554. The worm gear 560 is rotatably supported via bearings 562 in a chassis base plate 564 of the printhead sub-assembly 508. The cutter assembly 554 includes a cutter wheel 566, which is supported on a resiliently flexible arm 568 on a mounting block 570. The worm gear 560 passes through the mounting block 570 such that, when the worm gear 560 is rotated, the mounting block 570 and the cutter wheel 566 traverse the chassis base plate 564. The mounting block 570 bears against a lip 572 of the base plate 564 to inhibit rotation of the mounting block 570 relative to the worm gear 560. Further, to effect cutting of the print media 542, the cutter wheel 566 bears against an upper housing or cap portion 574 of the printhead sub-assembly 508. This cap portion 574 is a metal portion. Hence, as the cutter wheel 566 traverses the capped portion 574, a scissors-like cutting action is imparted to the print media to separate that part of the print media 542 on which the image has been printed. The sub-assembly 506 includes an ejector mechanism 576. The ejector mechanism 576 is carried on the chassis 510 and has a collar 578 having clips 580, which clip and affix the ejector mechanism 576 to the chassis 510. The collar 578 supports an insert 582 of an elastomeric material therein. The elastomeric insert 582 defines a plurality of openings 584. The openings 584 close off inlet openings of the pins 544 to inhibit the ingress of foreign particles into the pins 544 and, in so doing, into the channels 514 and the printhead 516. In addition, the insert 584 defines a land or platform 586 which closes off an inlet opening of the air inlet pin 524 for the same purposes. A coil spring 588 is arranged between the chassis 510 and the collar 578 to urge the collar 578 to a spaced position relative to the chassis 510 when the cartridge 504 is removed from the print engine 500, as shown in greater detail in FIG. 3 of the drawings. The ejector mechanism 576 is shown in its retracted position in FIG. 4 of the drawings. The printhead sub-assembly 508 includes, as described above, the base plate 564. A capping mechanism 590 is supported displaceably on the base plate 564 to be displaceable towards and away from the printhead 516. The capping mechanism 590 includes an elongate rib 592 arranged on a carrier 593. The carrier is supported by a displacement mechanism 594, which displaces the rib 592 into abutment with the printhead 516 when the printhead 516 is inoperative. Conversely, when the printhead 516 is operational, the displacement mechanism 594 is operable to retract the rib 592 out of abutment with the printhead 516. The printhead sub-assembly 508 includes a printhead support molding 596 on which the printhead 516 is mounted. The molding 596, together with an insert 599 arranged in the molding 596, defines a passage 598 through which the print media 542 passes when an image is to be printed thereon. A groove 700 is defined in the molding 596 through which the capping mechanism 590 projects when the capping mechanism 590 is in its capping position. An ink feed arrangement 702 is supported by the insert 599 beneath the cap portion 574. The ink feed arrangement 702 comprises a spine portion 704 and a casing 706 mounted on the spine portion 704. The spine portion 704 and the casing 706, between them, define ink feed galleries 708 which are in communication with the ink supply channels 514 in the chassis 510 for feeding ink via passages 710 (FIG. 7) to the printhead 516. An air supply channel 711 (FIG. 8) is defined in the spine portion 704, alongside the printhead 516. Electrical signals are provided to the printhead 516 via a TAB film 712 which is held captive between the insert 599 and the ink feed arrangement 702. The molding 596 includes an angled wing portion 714. A flexible printed circuit board (PCB) 716 is supported on and secured to the wing portion 714. The flex PCB 716 makes electrical contact with the TAB film 712 by being urged into engagement with the TAB film 712 via a rib 718 of the insert 599. The flex PCB 716 supports busbars 720 thereon. The busbars 720 provide power to the printhead 516 and to the other powered components of the print engine 500. Further, a camera print engine control chip 721 is supported on the flex PCB 716 together with a QA chip (not shown) which authenticates that the cartridge 504 is compatible and compliant with the print engine 500. For this purpose, the PCB 716 includes contacts 723, which engage contacts 725 in the print cartridge 504. As illustrated more clearly in FIG. 7 of the drawings, the printhead itself includes a nozzle guard 722 arranged on a silicon wafer 724. The ink is supplied to a nozzle array (not shown) of the printhead 516 via an ink supply member 726. The ink supply member 726 communicates with outlets of the passages 710 of the ink feed arrangement 702 for feeding ink to the array of nozzles of the printhead 516, on demand. In FIG. 10, the air supply path for supplying air to the printhead 516 is shown in greater detail. As illustrated, the pump 522 includes an impeller 728 closed off by an end cap 730. The cover molding 520 of the chassis forms a receptacle 732 for the impeller 728. The cover molding 520 has the air inlet opening 734 and the air outlet opening 736. The air inlet opening 734 communicates with the pin 524. The air outlet opening 736 feeds air to the air supply channel 518 which, in FIG. 10, is shown as a solid black line. The air fed from the air supply channel 518 is blown into the printhead 516 to effect cleaning of the printhead. The air drawn in via the pump 522 is filtered by an air filter 738, which is accommodated in the print cartridge 504. The air filter 738 has a filter element 740 which may be paper based or made of some other suitable filtering media. The filter element 740 is housed in a canister, having a base 742 and a lid 744. The lid 744 has an opening 746 defined therein. The opening 746 is closed off by a film 748 which is pierced by the pin 524. The advantage of having the air filter 738 in the print cartridge 504 is that the air filter 738 is replaced when the print cartridge 504 is replaced. It is an advantage of the invention that an air pump 522 is driven by the stepper motor 530, which also controls feed of the print media to the printhead 516. In so doing, fewer components are required for the print engine 500 rendering it more compact. In addition, as the same motor 530 is used for operating the air pump 522 and for feeding the print media 542 to the printhead 516, fewer power consuming components are included in the print engine 500 rendering it more compact and cheaper to produce. It is also to be noted that, in order to make the print engine 500 more compact, the size of the print engine assembly 502 is such that most of the components of the assembly 502 are received within a footprint of an end of the print cartridge 504. In FIG. 11 there is depicted a personal digital assistant having an internal printer. The digital assistant 901 includes a body section 902 housing the main circuitry of the digital assistant including a digital storage medium. A display screen 904 is pivotably connected to the body section 902 about a hinge joint 905. The screen 904 pivots between a closed position (FIG. 12) where the screen lies adjacent the body section 902 thus allowing safe transport, and an open position (FIG. 11) where the screen 904 is visible to a user. The body section 902 includes a control panel 906 on an upper surface thereof that includes all buttons required to operate the functions of the digital assistant including the functions of the printer. Using this control panel, a user can selectively view any stored information and make any new entries or amendments. The control panel also includes keys allowing the user to selectively print any of the stored information. A slot 910 in the front edge of the body is used for ejecting printed media 911. The display screen is of a known touch screen type allowing a user to control the digital assistant using a compatible pixel pen (not shown) through which the user selects items on a displayed menu. In addition the digital assistant may include known pattern recognition software that allows a user to enter information by writing on the screen whereafter the user's input is analysed and converted into text. In FIG. 14 there is schematically depicted in block diagram form the key internal components of a personal digital assistant having an internal printer. The printer would typically utilize a monolithic printhead 814 which could be the same as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10, but could alternatively be another compact printhead capable of printing on suitably sized print media. Print data from the memory 909 of the digital assistant or a display screen dump 904 is fed to a print engine controller 813 which controls the printhead 814. A micro-controller 807 associated with the print engine controller controls a motor driver 809 which in turn drives a media transport device 810. This might be the same as stepper motor 530 described earlier. The micro-controller 807 also controls a motor driver 811 which in turn controls a guillotine motor 812 to sever a printed sheet from an in-built roll of print media after an image is printed. A sheet being driven by media transport device 810 is shown at 911 in FIG. 11. The guillotine might be of the form of cutter wheel 566 described earlier. When ready, printer control buttons on the control panel can be depressed to activate the print engine controller to print stored information either from memory or as a screen dump from the display screen. This would in turn activate the micro-controller 807 to activate the media transport 810 and guillotine 812. FIG. 12 shows an internal view of the personal digital assistant in its closed position. The printer engine 500 described previously is disposed within the body section 902 with the removable print media cartridge 504 being disposed in the hinge joint 905 linking the body section 902 with the display screen 904. Printed media ejected from the print media passage 548 of the print engine travels substantially along the inner surface of the bottom panel of the body section 902 and exits the digital assistant at ejector slot 910. Because the print roll 504 is disposed within the hinge joint 905, the personal digital assistant of the present invention can be made substantially the same size as prior art digital assistants. The body section 902 and hinge 905 include a releasable portion 912 pivotably connected through a hinge 913 and secured in a closed position by a catch 914. Opening of this portion (FIG. 13) allows the ink containing print roll cartridge 504 to be removed and replaced. Further details of a removable print roll cartridge are described in our co-pending application U.S. Ser. No. 09/607993 mentioned earlier. While particular embodiments of this invention have been described, it will be evident to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the essential characteristics thereof. The present embodiments and examples are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein. It will further be understood that any reference herein to known prior art does not, unless the contrary indication appears, constitute an admission that such prior art is commonly known by those skilled in the art to which the invention relates. 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got there (june ) at 9pm on a sat night and it was the 1st motel along the strip that had any rooms.Linen was not clean,had stains and a pubic hair in it and the noise from the trains was terrible throught out the night.My husband left his hearing aid there and we were promiced it would be posted on to a given address-it never arrived.I certainly would not go back there!
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I was greatful for the cleanliness of the hotel, I looked for xtra afordable and was worried about our stay, however the rooms were great and the price unbeatable.
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Outward appearances looked good until you entered the room. Then I was hit with an overwhelming stench of a dank musty moldy like odor. The bathroom/shower was very small. It was very obvious the owners were spending as very little money they could to keep their hotel open... I travel to Flagstaff frequently for medical reasons an I will never stay there again...
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My fiance and I were just staying for one night and needed a bed. Thats what we got. There was a dead bug on the counter, the matress and box spring were stained. We only had two towels in a room with a king bed. At around 10:45 there was a knock on the door, when i didnt answer it fast enough because I was trying to get dressed they pounded on the door. It was the manager YELLING at me that we were being to loud. We had The Temptations playing on some small speakers. I told her we would turn it down however she didnt have to be so rude. She informed me that she would call the police on us. I told her again that all she had to do was ask and not be so rude. The music was not any louder then the tv had been prior. BTW we only had the music on for two songs and again it wasnt loud or obnoxious music. I couldnt wait to leave. I give this hotel a ZERO rating.
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Hillary Clinton praises columnist over interent comments | Daily Mail Online
Lauren Duca, 26, has a political column for Teen Vogue called Thigh-High politics
The name comes from a derisive comment made by Tucker Carlson during a December interview
Tucker argued that because she'd also written about fashion, she didn't know about politics and shouldn't write about the subject
Lauren has faced plenty of sexist backlash from online trolls who have called her an 'ugly sl**' for sharing her opinions
She recently tweeted a letter written to her by Hillary Clinton, who told her: 'Your voice is important'
Published: 16:10 EST, 11 June 2017 | Updated: 19:38 EST, 11 June 2017
Hillary Clinton has reached out to applaud a writer who has faced sexist attacks with 'courage and poise' since the presidential election.
Lauren Duca is a political columnist for Teen Vogue — a fact in an of itself that some critics take issue with, scoffing at the idea that a woman could be interested in both fashion and current events.
Writing frequently about the Trump administration, Lauren, 26, has been battling vocal backlash for months, facing criticism that quite often has an anti-woman focus.
Lauren Duca, 26, is a freelance writer who has a column for Teen Vogue with the tongue-in-cheek name 'Thigh-High Politics'
On Friday, she shared a picture of a letter she received from Hillary Clinton, praising her poise and telling her to keep writing
In December, before Lauren had her own political column, she caused quite a stir when Teen Vogue published an article she wrote titled 'Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America'.
In the piece, she defined the term gaslighing, which is when a person is psychologically manipulative towards someone else, attempting to convince the person that he or she is crazy, denying that the other person saw or heard things they thought they did.
She accused Donald Trump of doing this to the country, saying he baldly lied about facts that are easily verifiable.
Soon after, she was attacked online — not just for her opinions, but for writing about politics when she had previously written about celebrities and fashion.
Tribute to a hero: Proud Gabrielle Giffords is joined by... JK Rowling goes on Twitter tirade against Corbyn supporter...
Since Lauren's first political piece, she has been attacked by online trolls and mocked by Tucker Carlson, who has repeatedly talked about her on his show
'Lauren Duca needs to stick to writing fashion fables for Teen Vogue! Preaching lib drivel to tweens, more her style,' wrote one Twitter user.
'RAG Teen Vogue writer (and that's a stretch) Lauren Duca should stick to reporting on the latest lipstick colors for dippy celebrities!' wrote another.
Even Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson went on the attack in an on-air interview with Lauren, listing other pieces she'd written — including one about Ariana Grande's thigh-high boots — with a tone that suggested he believed a person who wrote about one thing couldn't know anything about the other.
'You should stick to the thigh-high boots,' he added. 'You are better at that.'
Tucker has also commented on celebrity goings-on during his show — including Ashley Graham's Sports Illustrated cover — however, he doesn't seem to feel that makes him less qualified to talk about politics.
Clinton said she'd read about Lauren and was impressed with her courage facing the cruelty of the internet, which can be particularly unfriendly to women
In fact, the Fox News commentator went on to bring up Lauren again on his show to mock her and complain about tweets she'd written, even doing an entire segment called 'The Problem with Lauren Duca' months after the initial interview.
Lauren, meanwhile, has managed to hold her own against the onslaught. She even used Tucker's derisive remark about her past pieces to create the tongue-in-cheek name for her column, Thigh-High Politics.
And now Hillary Clinton herself has written Lauren a letter, praising her for sticking to her guns.
'Dear Lauren,' the letter began, '[I] wanted to write to thank you for your excellent work at Teen Vogue and for the courage and poise you have shown in recent months.'
Lauren said she was 'sobbing' when she got the letter, which had been at her mom's address for a whole month
The letter has been liked 100,000 times so far, and Lena Dunham chimed in to applaud Lauren and say 'hooray for you and your work'
'As we know all too well, the internet is not a friendly place for women, especially those who aren't afraid to speak their minds and challenge established systems of power.'
'And so I applaud you, and hope you will continue writing and speaking out. Your voice is important.'
Clearly thrilled, Lauren shared a picture of the signed letter on Twitter on Friday, writing: 'Thank you, @HillaryClinton. For this, and for everything. I promise to keep fighting (right after I'm done sobbing).'
Since then, her tweet has been liked over 100,000 times and retweeted 11,000 times. Lena Dunham was one commenter who showed her support, saying: 'There's truly no better letter and no better sob. Hooray for you and your work!'
Lauren later shared some evidence of the ways in which the internet is unfriendly to women, posting a screenshot of some of the abuse she gets via email
Just two days later — after Tucker Carlson, 48, had run yet another segment on his show to mock the 26-year-old — she posted another photo that seemed to drive home the point Clinton had made about how the internet treats women.
'@TuckerCarlson Hey, do you ever get emails like this?' she wrote, adding a screengrab of a list of unread emails from several different strangers, all of which called her names.
While plenty of public figures get abuse from people who track them down to spew rude insults, some of the abuse aimed at Lauren was specifically female-focused, with the anonymous emailers calling her an 'ugly sl**'.


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Intrahospital transport of critically ill patients (excluding newborns) recommendations of the Société de Réanimation de Langue Française (SRLF), the Société Française d'Anesthésie et de Réanimation (SFAR), and the Société Française de Médecine d'Urgence (SFMU) - Semantic Scholar
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title={Intrahospital transport of critically ill patients (excluding newborns) recommendations of the Soci{\'e}t{\'e} de R{\'e}animation de Langue Française (SRLF), the Soci{\'e}t{\'e} Française d'Anesth{\'e}sie et de R{\'e}animation (SFAR), and the Soci{\'e}t{\'e} Française de M{\'e}decine d'Urgence (SFMU)},
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Critically ill adult patients often require multiple examinations in the hospital and need transport from one department to another, or even between hospitals. However, to date, no guidelines exist regarding optimum practices for transport of these fragile patients. We present recommendations for intrahospital transport of critically ill patients, excluding newborns, developed by an expert group of the French-Language Society of Intensive Care (Société de Réanimation de Langue Française (SRLF… CONTINUE READING
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Quarterback U? Changes for the TrojansClay DeLeon10/12/2007With Mark Sanchez taking on the starting role as quarterback for the USC Trojans, a lot of questions arise. How will Sanchez fare? If he is successful, what does this mean for John David Booty? What happens to the Trojans for the remainder of the 2007 season?Questions and More Questions
Some answers are readily apparent. One week at a time, for instance. Rather than get wrapped up in a quarterback controversy, let's see what happens in the game against the Wildcats. How quickly will Booty recover? It may be moot to ponder starting quarterbacks if Booty is not ready to play tomorrow or next week.
It's hard to not get ahead, to envision the possibilities. Sanchez had a great week of practice. When it started to look like he would start the game, Sanchez' demeanor changed, his confidence level soared and his leadership skills became quite apparent.
John David Booty is a workman. Being raised in the south, football for him is business like, matter of fact and work-ethic based. Each game is treated like work for Booty, and he keeps an even keel – you don't know how he feels because his emotions are kept in check.
Mark Sanchez is an emotional type leader. Being raised in Southern California where glitz and glamour is the norm, football for him is more of an emotional endeavor. He is demonstrative and outwardly shows his emotion while playing the game.
Booty is a conservative quarterback, with laser precision passes. He is not a mobile quarterback and prefers to sit in the pocket or run out on a bootleg to complete a pass. He is comfortable with accurate passes and tries to have sure passes rather than take risks. Booty prides himself with sure, lower risk passes.
Sanchez is a more liberal quarterback, with a very long arm. He is quite mobile and will roll out of the pocket on a bootleg or run the ball up field. He would just as soon throw the ball 40 yards for the chance of a big time score as he would throw a short screen. Sanchez is thrilled by the long ball and the thought of big-time plays.
John David Booty was raised in a football family. His father coached all of the Booty sons and raised them to play football. The family is a football family. John David Booty was the quarterback of renowned Evangel Christian High in Louisiana where his father was the coach of the football team. Booty played for the varsity football team from the seventh grade. He graduated early and left to play football for the Trojans before his senior year of high school.
Booty's father, Johnny, played quarterback at Arkansas, Louisiana Tech and Mississippi State, and coached football at Evangel Christian. His brother, Josh, was a quarterback for the Cleveland Browns who played at LSU for 2 seasons (1999-2000) following a 5-year (1994-98) baseball career as an infielder in the Florida Marlins organization (including 13 games in the majors). Another brother, Abram, was a wide receiver at LSU (1997-1999) and Valdosta State (2001).
Mark Sanchez graduated from Mission Viejo High in Orange County, California under the tutelage of Bob Johnson, father and mentor to former USC quarterback Rob Johnson. He spent this freshman and sophomore years at Santa Margarita High School, alma mater of former USC Heisman Trophy quarterback Carson Palmer.
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While not fair to Booty, who has successfully guided the Trojans for the past 1-1/2 years, a nod to Sanchez at this point of the year could be a welcomed relief. USC has struggled in recent games, barely defeated Washington and losing to Stanford.
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Patent US4826442 - Solderable connector retention feature - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA solder clip (52) is formed independent of the molding of a connector housing (26) and inserted into recessed channels (50) in the mounting face (36) of the housing (26). The solder clip (52) is inserted until a stop (62) is reached thereby positioning the solder clip (52) relative to the housing (26)....http://www.google.com/patents/US4826442?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4826442 - Solderable connector retention featureAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4826442 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/188,098Publication dateMay 2, 1989Filing dateApr 27, 1988Priority dateDec 19, 1986Fee statusPaidPublication number07188098, 188098, US 4826442 A, US 4826442A, US-A-4826442, US4826442 A, US4826442AInventorsGeorge H. Douty, Clair W. Snyder, Jr., James S. StaronOriginal AssigneeAmp IncorporatedExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Referenced by (31), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSolderable connector retention feature
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5 healthy Ingredients, and a few chocolate chips... no cooking snack :)
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No Bake Protein Poppers •1 cup dry oatmeal (I used rolled oats) •1/3 cup coconut flakes •1/2 cup nut butter (I used 1/4 cup almond and 1/4 cup peanut butter) •1/2 cup ground flax seed •1/2 cup chocolate chips (optional, I didn’t use them this time around) •1/4 cup raw honey •1 tsp vanilla
No-Bake Energy Bites a.k.a. Protein Poppers... substitute chopped walnuts or raisins for coconut flakes
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No bake energy bites. 1c dry, gluten free rolled oats, 1/3c coconut flakes, 1/2c peanut butter, 1/2c flax seed, 1/2c chocolate chips (because everything is better with chocolate), 1/4c raw honey, 1tsp vanilla. Mix, form ball shape, refrigerate.
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An easy, healthy snack for anybody! Only three ingredients. 3/4 cup peanut butter (or other nut butter) 2 Tablespoons honey 1 - 1 1/2 cups of oatmeal Optional ingredients: rasins, craisins, sunflower seeds, nuts, etc. Mix ingredients, and roll into walnut sized balls. Place on a cookie sheet and flatten a bit. These won't spread in the oven. Bake at 375 for about ten minutes. Cool on a rack and enjoy!
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Trying this rendition of a clif bar: http://enlightenedcooking.blogspot.com/2008/06/homemade-cliff-bars-no-bake.html?m=1.
Homemade Clif Bars | power hungry. Going to try these for the trail. Got to be a heck of a lot cheaper than store bought!
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