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Longtime friends and McGill Architecture classmates Caileigh MacKellar and Newsha Ghaeli paired up last year to design an ingenious multifunctional structure that could help eradicate a major global waste problem. Their creation has already garnered recognition in some very prestigious places, and won a design competition.
Both completing a Master of Architecture Program at the time, they came up with the concept while working on a class project that encouraged students to tackle environmental issues.
MacKellar and Ghaeli chose to design a completely self-sustainable floating machine that skims oceans, capturing and recycling plastic waste. The machine, a system of connected pipes that follow the motion of the waves, was specifically designed to deal with a massive ocean gyre (a system of rotating ocean currents) of marine debris with the grim name of the Pacific Trash Vortex. Located in the North Pacific Ocean, the gyre is the size of Texas, and is characterized by a large concentration of floating plastics.
The machine would gather plastic through "passive collection," says Ghaeli, meaning that the system requires no energy to operate.
Scooping up ocean debris is one thing. But the functionality doesn't stop there. The design also harnesses the energy of the machine's moving joints and creates solar power (the surface is covered with solar tiles). "It could generate enough energy to power 30,000 homes," says Ghaeli. Furthermore, it is designed to not just capture plastic waste, but to process it as well.
Human habitation was also part of the project's mandate: "We saw the space as an ideal setting for a research centre, complete with labs, a water remediation (essentially, purification) research tower, and a public education zone – something like a space station, but floating on the ocean," says Ghaeli.
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Their professor urged them to submit their project to Azure Magazine, for the 2012 AZ design competition. Their design won in the student category. This March, the design was profiled once again, this time in the Globe and Mail. In this particular iteration, the illustration presented a different setting for their machine than the Japanese coast they had initially envisioned: the Toronto waterfront.
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Well, I'm pretty sure the Christmas season must be nearing.
There are many telltale signs, but the most glaring sign of all is the desperation effort by the just turned 7-year-old hurricane boy to correct his wayward ways in time for removal from Santa's naughty list to the horn of plenty list.
I must say, if there has ever been anyone more perfectly designed to follow the Christian faith than the hurricane boy, I don't know who it might be. You see, in the Christian faith, we believe that no matter the sin it can be forgiven and one can still make the pathway to heaven upon repentance and true faith in Jesus. You could live your life robbing banks, but then seek forgiveness and have a true conversion moments after being gunned down in the streets and still make heaven's gate.
Apparently the hurricane believes the same system is in place concerning Santa and gifts.
I make this observation based mainly on a recent trip to the local Mexican restaurant in Dawson. I went to the restaurant with my wife, the 8-year-old princess, and the little boy who was swirling around like a category one hurricane or at least an F1 tornado. The Mexican restaurant in Dawson, like apparently every Mexican restaurant in the entire United States of America, has a line of gumball machines, machines that give cheap toys such as rings, bouncy balls, etc, and most importantly temporary tattoos.
I don't pretend to know what all goes on in Mexico but I must assume that every child is heavily tattooed, smacking gum, adorned in cheap jewelry and merrily walking along while bouncing bouncy balls.
Needless to say, the temptation to purchase such items is overwhelming and I spend most of my time at the restaurant telling the kids they will not be purchasing anything from the machine. On this particular occasion, we had also met another couple with their two children of similar ages and sex. After a minute or so, I noticed the hurricane was floating around in the restaurant with a ten dollar bill in his hand. I had not the slightest idea what he was doing with $10, but I would soon discover as he returned to the table with about eight tattoos, four or five bouncy balls, rings, and other ornaments.
He looked like a traveling salesman. If he had added a couple of key chains I'd have thought I was at Dollar Tree.
Before I could inquire as to what in God's name was he doing with all of these items, he began to give some of the items to the other children that were with us in the restaurant. Well, I must admit I was somewhat impressed that he was sharing this bounty with the other children.
After complimenting him on his kind heart, I asked him what made him decide to give the items to the other children and also where did he end up getting $10 to begin with?
He replied with great excitement, "Oh, I didn't mind giving the stuff away. I stole the $10 from my sister."
Ahh, I finally realize what one day he will become, a little Robin Hood.
I suspect the hurricane was trying to impress Santa Claus with his giving heart, although I'm not sure how he will explain the $10 caper. I haven't told the 8-year-old princess yet. For one, she'll be devastated and probably make the little hurricane go down to the next altar call at church so that the preacher can lay hands on him.
More importantly, however, I don't exactly know how she had $10.
I think I'll wait until after Christmas to ask about that one.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Several Kentucky National Guard soldiers are being praised as heroes after pulling a man from his burning car.
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"There's not hesitation. There's no second thought. We got out of the car, we didn't walk, we ran," explained Sgt. Andrew Mehltretter, who helped pull the victim from the SUV, "it's kinda the values of the guardsmen. That's what we do. When you raise your hand, you take that oath, you serve the people of the United States. When you see somebody flipped over like that, especially as a guardsman, you serve a community."
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Working really hard inevitably means stress. But it shouldn't go unaddressed. Instead, use these six habits to help manage it.
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Oh please. You didn't suggest yogurt did you? As someone who helps people improve their performance and focus, dairy is one of the evils. It causes congestion and mucus, as well as distracting aches and pains (and no I'm not even referring to lactose intolerance). There are much better and nutritious foods on which to fuel the growth of a fast growing company. Kale with its high doses of muscle relaxing magnesium is a far better choice.
valerian hops is great also to help relax
Actually Laurie, kale is surprisingly low in magnesium - spinach, almonds, and hemp seeds are far better sources
Good point Dan. Raw cacao is even better. Dairy however is still a loser in my book.
Great article! Even though we may "know" this stuff, most of us are not practicing it on a regular basis. And I have found that leaders who know how to handle their own stress are not only more effective; they see incredible results among their team members as well! Thanks, Drake!


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The lawmaker serving Issaquah in the U.S. House of Representatives, Dave Reichert, took the oath of office Jan. 3 to join the 113th Congress.
The former King County sheriff and Auburn Republican defeated Issaquah Democrat Karen Porterfield in November for a fifth term in the House.
In 2011, redistricting shifted the 8th Congressional District to stretch from Auburn to Issaquah to Wenatchee. Reichert's district office is in Issaquah.
"We cannot let partisan politics get in the way of ideas and legislation that will put our country back on the path to prosperity," he said in a statement.
Reichert serves on the budget-writing House Ways & Means Committee. The committee handles tax policy and carries significant responsibility for Medicare and Social Security — flash points as Congress grapples with federal spending in the months ahead.
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When do you plan on resigning for the good of the country Dave ??? Soon I hope.
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Becky Bird CALL OPARAH i see Dr oz on her show alot!!! think maybe she can help too, after all Dr Phil and opraha do like each other as friends.
I think it's crazy that our youth are so interested in destructive behavior. It really scarey with HIV, AIDS and other diseases out in the world that they are not thinking about. Not only for the reason of diseases they could die from but they are not thinking about how this will affect their future. Not knowing being exposed on the internet with kids with cell phones with u-tube capabilities. This could affect them at college, future job postions and other aspects of life. School personnel hands are tied and parents have to work and doing the best the can to take care of their family. Who responsible for what the youth are becoming if both of these main force in youth life hand are tied.
Just watched your show today on tween sex. I never heard anything about having the boys take any responisbility. I could have missed that part, but please tell me it's not all the girls fault for this going on. I agree that parents are the biggest problem by not keeping their kids in line, male and female.
Dr Phil, why do people on the sugar isle look at you funny if your buying the store label stem? and there always buying DIXIE CRYSTAL ? DO THEY KNOW NOT THAT ALL SUGAR IS SWEET? AND THEM LITTLE CHRYSTALS DIXIE CRYSTAL IS USING WILL NOT DESOLVE ANY FASTER THEN THE CHEAP STORE BRAND! I FEEL LIKE DOING A TASTE TEST LOL, WE SHOP Krogar and layays buy what has Krogars name on it hell we even go to the meat dep and look for the daily specials! you know the meat that has been marked to sell b4 it goes bad,it may have a little brown place on it at times but the meat is still good, if it looks a little darker than we like we just cook it that night for dinner, i would rather help support the store we shop by looking for there labels hell it saves a crap load of cash each month, yeah yall i know this is most likely the dummest question you ever read that relly wanted to know the answer too lol, BUT I HAD TO ASK ANY ONE PLEASE TELL ME, I THINK THAT ALL SUGAR COMES FROM THE SAME SUGAR TREE OF WHAT EVER THEY MAKE IT FROM, I THOUGHT SUGAR CAME FROM SUGAR-CANE I CANT STAND FOR NO ONE TO LOOK DOWN THERE NOSES TO ME AS I HELP MOM SHOP hell-fire i still think all sugar is just as sweet as with any brand name sugar is sugar! all splenda taste like splinda too,. hell any one ever bought a big bag of that?
i am watching your show and to be honest I'm just not surprised about how kids are acting these days…..another thing the kids are doing like crazy is sex'ting. I randomly check my son's cell phone and see pictures and videos of girls masterbating on a regular basis. They also also ask him to send them videos and photos. I feel like it's just completely gotten out of control!
Ok after watching the show today (teen sex) I have to say that yes I agree there is a problem with parenthood these days… My ex-husband is still active in our sons' lives however the example he is setting leaves a lot to be desired… he has our boys 8 days out of 2 months and in that time my boys not only meet the women (there have been several) he is seeing they are spending the night with him when the boys are there and the boys have reported on several occasions hearing them having sex… I as a single mom I have NEVER and will NEVER have a man spend the night here when the boys are home nor have they met the men I have seen… I do wish that this would be addressed. Not only are my boys being taught that it is OK to have several sex partners but also that sex comes before commitment. OK so I am old fashioned in my way of thinking but it hurts me to think of your youngsters be raised in a world where sex is #1 and maybe commitment sometime. Not to mention respect of ones self and of the other sex as well
Have a long talk with your ex. When I was young I remember my father introducing me to several of his girlfriends and that he was dating them all at the same time. My two older brothers became womanizers. They cannot be in a commited relationship with anyone. Even though they have both been married. One has 6 boys from 5 different women the other has 4 kids by 3 different women. You do not want your boys to turn out like them. Try to have them around good positive male role models also so they know and see that not every man is like their father.
Vince shop at wal mart I doubt anyone will look their nose down at you for buying the store brand there. Heck you could go there in your pajamas and nobody would even look at you funny there, lol.
First of all I would like to say that I really enjoy your program. My day isn't complete if I don't get to watch it…I see you have been visiting some cities in the US. My question is do you think you would ever have the interest to visit some Canadian cities…I live on a little Island called "Prince Edward Island"….You have probably never heard of it…Well, just to let you know you have a lot of fans that live on this little Island…
I watched your show on sexual active teens. Well, it caught my interest…It seems to be an epidemic…I am not sure what the answer is to straighten it out…
I would like to see a show or two that focuses on the stress people are under in the workplaces…There are so many unhappy people that are caught in the workplaces. I feel the employers should be held more accountable for their actions. There seems to be little to no protection for the employees…I am not sure which is more stressful being without a job or working under the pressures & stress….
In conclusion, I would like to extend congratulations to you & Robyn on your first grandchild. You both will make wonderful grandparents….I think Poppa & Nana suits you and Robyn….All the best!
I absolutely love love ~Blossom~ for you Robyn and Pawpaw for you Dr. Phil. And congratulations on your first Grandchild!
I just watched the Tween/Teen sex show and I am in disbelief even though I know so many things have changed and our tweens/teens are not making good choices.
I cannot imagine going to a school dance with no underwear much less having sex there!! My parents would roll over in their graves.
Thanks for always showing us what is really going on out there even if it is not what we would like to see or hear, Dr. Phil.
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A NASA spacecraft and its trusty rocket stage are drawing ever closer to the moon to intentionally crash to their doom Friday, all in the name of science.
The cosmic collisions are expected to kick up tons of moon dirt in giant debris plumes that will then be scanned for signs of water ice suspected to be buried beneath the floor of a permanently shadowed crater at the lunar south pole.
"Everybody is feeling very excited," said Victoria Friedensen, NASA's program executive for the LCROSS mission at the heart of the moon crash. "There is a great sense of anticipation."
Moon crash
NASA launched the LCROSS probe in June along with a powerful lunar orbiter that is currently circling the moon to determine whether water ice, which could be a vital resource for astronauts in the future, actually exists in the perpetual darkness of craters at the moon's south pole. ==================== hahahaha dont know what yall think but i personaly think a manned mission sent up to go in that crater and LOOK WITH THERE EYES would be a smarter move hahahaha nasa seems to think blowing the moon is a better way to see what it has in it lol, maybe just send up a few relly powerful nukes would relly show them something, hahahaha look out alilens nasa is after yall hahahaha. i know this aint the place for this kind of post yall but i cant help my self it just hit me in a funny way when i read this especaly when the world is in a ressision, maybe we should get nasa to bail our country out they do seem to have plenty money to waste trying to blow water off the moon hahahahaha OMG what will they think of next, Dr Phil i want what ever nasa is on hahaha its got to be some relly good stuff lol.
nasa should just hire a crew of oil drillers to go up and drill hahahaha i saw a movie where they hired a team to drill a comet and blow it up hahahaha.
Hi Dr.Phil I just say your program on girl world. I just wanted to say that it was very moving and that i have 3 girls of my own. I'm a single dad with custody of all 3 and they are 12,15,16. I told them at a young age that bullying wasn't cool. I aslo told them that they would never get into trouble by me if they was sticking up for someone that couldn't stick up for themselves. Even if they got into trouble at school for sticking up for someone. But i also told them if they was bullying someone just to be mean to them then there would be trouble at home. They would be doing alot of chorse.
Thank you
Anthony from Kansas
do you read your fb?
I was wondering if you ever attended John Marshall High School in Oklahoma City, OK??
Teresa who are you asking?
I am not a user of twitter, but I would like to respond to the question about racism. I am Caucasian but have very dark skin. I normally have the same skin color as Obama and in the summer if I am in the sun a great deal I become as dark as Oprah. Although I was beautiful when I was young I was never able to get married because all of the men who were attractive and successful with social skills (in the area of the East Coast where I lived) married the white-skinned blondes, preferably the high society girls. It didn't matter what their personality was or what mine was, the only thing that mattered is that men feel the need to have a trophy wife as a requirement of being seen as successful. I was very hurt that the men of my own ethnic group measured their success in terms of marrying a woman whose looks were the opposite of mine. I am aware that African American women face the same problem. I feel the effects of this decades later, as the white skinned women got the love and built a family whereas those of us who were left behind in the "marriage market" are still alone and have no children or grandchildren and no support system. What is worse now is that the white women exhibit self righteousness because they are living in a family as their lifestyle and they act as if they are better than a person who is single. I also feel that in a professional career the doors open up more for a woman with blonde hair and light skin.
My opinion is that it has to do with the area you live in. When I lived in NJ and went to high school there for a short time the guys only wanted blond bimbos. I was discriminated against because I was a size 14 not a size 4 and am hispanic. Living in Tulsa Ok I never had a problem getting a boyfriend and most guys that I know prefer dark complected women. I am attracted to tall blond preppy guys who most of the time prefer skinny girls but I found one that likes me for who I am and married him. So not all men that are attractive and successful are that shallow.
Dr. Phil,
Your are the best! You have helped so many people in this world. Thank you for your committment to your proffession. You are a blessing to everyone who takes your advice to heart. IGod has blessed you with a talent very few have.
I'm so happy you and Oprah met. I love your accent. I'm from Oklahoma and our accents are alot a like. Also, I think your very handsome! I'll tell you a little about me. My husband Jerry and I have four children, ages 7-17! My husband and I married 17 years ago and nine months later our oldest son J.D. was born. I was 33 when he was born and 43 when our last child Sheri was born. Also in the middle is Luke 10 and Breanna 16. My mother thought I was going to be an old maid. I was just waiting for the right man to be the father of my children! I'll write back to you later.
Dr. Phil,
You are so AWESOME!!! I try to watch your program every day!!!! I appreciate all that you have done for our society.
I need your advice. I am so frustrated and I don't know how to begin a chain reaction. I am a teacher and I am so frustrated with the lack of parenting!! I know, I know! Teachers have been saying that forever, but in the 20 years I have been teaching it has gotten sooooooooo much worse. I think our country should STOP focusing on test scores and start focusing on the souls of these children who are our future!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, there are children who not getting fed, washed, or talked to at home. I don't understand why some people have children if they are not going to raise them. I could tell you stories you would NOT believe…seriously. If I wrote a book, most people would not believe my stories. Why does our society pay lip service to most everything? Our society does not put kids first! Our society doesn't value honesty and hard work. I am starting to get very bitter. I have spent my life trying to make my corner of the world better and I am becoming very discouraged.
I am wondering if we could clone you because I need you to bring common sense back to every parent in the world. "Common sense is making a come back" but it is not fast enough for me =)
Please keep up the good work! You have brought me hope! I just want it to come faster for the little children who are entrusted in my care each day!!!!
To Frusterated Teacher
I know exactly what you mean. I am not teacher but I can see that parents are not parenting and that kids are getting worse because of it. I wish we all could do something to these parents who expect day care and schools to raise their children for them. My mother was one of the worst parents ever and she was a stay at home mom. All she wanted to do was watch tv or play video games she was never there for me or my brothers and sisters. Thankfully I didn't turn out that bad but the rest of my siblings have sever problems. The youngest 18 in high school and is doing some very disgusting and damaging things to her body. The oldest thinks its ok for a man to cheat because thats what men do and I don't want to get into the other two. Anyway point is I know what you mean and that parents need a wake up call. They need to be there for their kids and actually teach and raise them and not expect day care or school to do the job for them. Oh and local story teen stabs teacher to death in his own classroom and is going to get away with it. What do we do?
Dr. Phil
You were the first person I followed when I joined up with twitter and your wife was the second. The two of you make the whole idea of joining this place worthwhile.
Your show is the greatest and I seldom miss it. Its people like you that bring sanity into the world of twitter.
William Frazier
Dr. Phil,
I would love to hear from you. I am so stressed out and overweight. Please tell me something that will encourage me to get my life on track. I watch your show every night and love to listen to you and Robin help so many people. It would mean so much to me to have a letter of support from you that I could read to help motivate me. I hope to hear from you.
dr. Phil just love your show. You are the most compassionate person I know. I really would like a show on men who committed adultery and wife divorced him.Now 12 years later he wants to come back but his bpd is stopping him from telling other woman. I would love for you to tell women who are thinking of taking them back what boundaries they must expect of the man and tell the men what boundaries they need to follow to obtain the trust they think they deserve. This is one of the main problems in life today. Everyone wants to fool around and then are so sorry years later we need you out there telling it the right way. Thank you so much.
Dr Phil
I have a show idea
Ever think to have couples and parents learn the zodiac personality traits of their spouse and children? Now I don't beleive that astrology can predict the future but I do believe it has a lot to do with a persons personality. If couples knew more about each others personality and knew why he or she acted the way they do then they could better understand each other. If parents knew their kids zodiac personality then they can help their children work on their flaws and give them what they need. My friend Heidi is a Pisces the most emotional of all the signs and her husband is a sagitarious the most unemotional sign and they cannot understand each other at all. My 3 year old is an aries very quick tempered, impatient, gets bored easily and is very bossy. I work hard to help him control his temper. I also encourage his leadership skills. It is very very tough though. An aires child is hard work thankfully the new baby is a Cancer. I am a pisces on the cusp of Aries so I can understand my 3 year old a little better than his father.
It really does make sence. There is something to this. After learning more about this me and my husband understand each other a little better. It does help. I am not asking to be on the show about this just sugessting you ask people what they think.
Dr. Phil,
This is URGENT to our family. It appears that our family is an involuntary subject of a media intrusion that appears to be a "game" or "social experiment" of some kind. I have called and written tons of lawyers, legislators, debuggers, police, celebrities, family, friends, you name it. Nobody seems to want to help even though it has sent me and my son to the hospital due to the stress and misery it has caused. The media states that it is "simple," a "no brainer," and they even appear to enjoy our misery. It has caused me terror, humiliation, confusion, and robbed our family of peace, energy, and has estranged us from friends and family members we believe who know about this. I have heard people are "sworn to secrecy." The concept seems very cruel to me, and I cannot imagine people being put through something so tortuous for so long. It is inhumane. I am all for improving my life and know I need changes, but this seems socialistic and I am also not into "reality" shows. I cherish my privacy. I have gone out to do volunteer work as a way to begin to change my life and even book discussion groups and it seems people know about this and play mind games with me and say strange and often cruel things. Has the world gone mad? I am not perfect, but we don't deserve this treatment. There seems to be a time limit on this "game" so please respond asap. Please help!
PLEASE DR.PHIL,I AM DESERATE and need to make sure you read my question,statement,CRY on ask Dr. PHIL.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dear Dr Phil, After watching todays show on prescription drug abuse I have decided to be a strong presence in my sons life. I will be confronting him this evening. The mothers on the show just broke my heart ! My son is a 45 year old divorced father of 3 teenagers which are being raised by him. He had a car accident about 3 years ago and was given a prescription for percocet. He swears that he only takes a pill when the weather is bad but my grandaughter tells me different…….I will not take any more lies from him……Thank you from me and all the mothers with this problem for airing the show…….Sincerely, Nancy
Dr. Phil~ My name is Kristin. I have 2 small children ages 21 months and 5 months. My husband beats up on my and I need help geting away from him. I dont have any family around here and the police wont help. I have called them twice and they told me he lives here they cant fource him him but they can ask him to leave. Calling the police was a waste of time and not worth the beating i took after. He often takes the phone, tries not to leave bruises and doesnt bring me out of the house. I dont have a job or a car. I am a fulltime student. I have called shelters (no beds), churches (not a member of the church), no buses, no taxis, no nothing around here. So i am turning to u. We need to get away from him. He dosnt hurt the kids just me. We deserve better and i am hoping u will be my hero.
Dr.Phil …. I reached out to you over the weekend desperate for help to find a rehab center for my son. We live here in FLORIDA where the oxycodone flows like cheap wine in the cooler at 7-eleven! Your show today was about that very problem. I detailed our situation to you in a prior Email over the weekend and am really hoping that you can give us some direction. The very last thing a parent wants to do is watch her child take their final breath before his time. Thank you once again for listening.
Dr. Phil,
I call myself a heroin addict on vacation, but I actually got addicted to oxycontin back in 2001. Thanks to my father, I was able to go to rehab in July of 2005 and I've been slowly, but cleanly rebuilding my life since. My darling of an ex tried to kill me by breaking my neck, but only succeded in messing up my spine but good. I was going to the Syracuse NY Upstate Medical Center Pain Mgmt. and they handed pills out like candy. I could take handfulls of pills daily. I started on 10mg Oxycontin and ended up on 40mg's 5X daily. When swallowing an snorting them wasn't enough, I started shooting them. Finally, Oxy's weren't enough, and I started shooting Heroin.
In my opinion, Oxycontin is just synthetic Heroin, and it played a big part in messing up, not just my life, but my daughter Jillian, and now my daughter Irelynd. Watching your show today caught me by surprise and I must say that what you said to Robert? was amazing. You really understand addiction.
That's why I'm writing. I've been clean for nearly 5 years and I'm starting to struggle more with my addiction than ever before. I got clean by the grace of God, and with the use of Suboxone, which I definately recomend to anyone trying to get off opiates. It saved my life, and just by mentioning it on your show today will have people aware that this medication is out there. I'm thinking of asking my Doctor to put me back on it for a little while. My family was recently ripped apart by my fiance leaving me.
I'd really like your opinion on this. Is it a good idea to go back on Suboxone?
Please let us know in Houston TX. if you are going to be back on the air here.
Really really miss your show.
After watching your show on stay at home moms and working mothers, I am thinking about a recent event where this mother left her children home alone for 3 days and a child died. We have bigger issues than who is working and who is not. It is NOT about whether you are working outside the home or being a stay at home mom, it is about what you are doing with your children when you are with them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a teacher in a public school. The REAL issue is the children and what they are or are not getting from their parents whether the parents are working or staying at home. It is hard to find parents who are dedicating their time and energy to their kids and from my perspective it is both parents who work and parents do not. Which parents are taking time to read to their children, listen to their children, feed their children, etc. The schools have become responsible for many parental duties. How can I teach children academics when they come to school without eating, sleeping, peeing IN the toilet, etc. How can I do that when twins are sent to school and the mother can not tell the two children apart….when I can tell them apart after one day? Each day I bust my butt to be a nurturing, caring, loving, but I can not do IT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOCIETY NEEDS TO CHANGE SO I CAN DO MY JOB AND TEACH MY STUDENTS TO READ AND WRITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EVERYONE HAS NEGATIVE THINGS TO SAY ABOUT THE SCHOOLS….LET'S STOP A MOMENT AND TALK ABOUT WHAT IS WRONG WITH SOCIETY. WHEN WE FIX SOCIETY THEN WE CAN FIX THE SCHOOLS. STOP BLAMING THE SCHOOLS FOR EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every mother out in the world has to do what works for them. For me being a mother who does not have the ability to work, being a stay at home mom has been quite efficient. As for a mom who can bring in an extra income, more power to them. My husband is an over the road trucker which has been very good for us. Not always much money, but he was unable to be there when the kids were growing up. I did the rest but it worked. I say do what works for you and not for someone else!
A Frustrated Teacher
I hope Dr Phil can help you and if not him then somebody. You will be in my prayers. Nobody deserves that. I would say kill him in his sleep but that would only send you to prison and nobody to raise the kids. I am so very sorry that you are going through that. I wish you lived near me. My mother in law is a pastor and she definately would help you wether or not you go to our church. I can't believe that churches turned you down. What is this world coming to? Take care and keep praying. Have faith.
I need to know the name of the book from Frank Broyle & where i can purchase it. tks Debra
Dr Phil,
I just want to say that I'm only 15 and i LOVE your show.
your an inspiration to alot of people, and even…a hero.
one day, i'd love to be on your show, just to chat, or to comment on whatever topic your covering.
could you please have gerrard gossens on your show, he is a blind athlete from brisbane, australia, who was on dancing with the stars last year. He is a true inspiration
Does anyone have solutions our young friend is 14 born with a liver condition in NZ came to Aussie waiting for liver transplant years ago anyway 2 weeks ago admitted to hos with twisted bowel since then many ops lata and less bowel as had acrually died over and over requiring it to be cut off lots of excrutiating pain for this young man who is so incredibly strong an exhausted family his will to live his positive attitude the love of friends and family alike to have him return just to live as good a life as possible is so overwhelming he has had outer body experiences but doesnot want to go is on a mission to live to fulfill his purpose to live to be able to teach teenagers about drug and alcohol abuse i know surgeons are doing their utmost bit what else is there out there
Dr. Phil I always watch your show I also sent a thing about being on you show.Because I need you help on trying to cope and deal with the stillbirth of my daughter I cant do or go anywhere and deal with seeing babies. Todays show was really hard for me to watch about the girl who buried her stillborn baby and that she didnt tell anyone that she was pregnant i feel sad for her that her baby died but in 2004 my daughter was stillborn 2 weeks before my due date and I still cant seem to move and and seeing and hearing that she was pregnant and didnt tell anyone then seeing the picture she took was really bothersome to me I think she could have went about this in a different way like telling someone that she was pregnant and calling someone after she gave birth. Please send me a message back and I hope you receive my information I sent to you few days ago about being on your show and needing your help with the loss and stillbirth of my daughter
Dr. Phil me and my wife love watching your show. You have helped us. When we we're having trouble in our marriage and one of your shows on troubled marriages when we watched it. I think you saved our marriage. Thank you!!!! Keep the good work up. I don't know if you know how many people you help.
I really need dr Phil's help I don't know where else to turn I would end it all if I wouldn't go to hell I've been through it all childhood abuse,rape teen pregnancy divorce adultery on both sides drug ETOH partying losses of spouse and now family or
Y kids don't speak to me what do I ha e left please tell me I've tried to better myself no drugs ETOH and got a job I am a nurse it without my kids whats left someone please tell me helpe


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There have been recent news reports about the growing problem of litter on Percy Priest Lake. The situation is just as bad in some areas on Old Hickory Lake.
Both urban lakes are favorites with summertime boaters and other recreational users, and both are increasingly congested.
Percy Priest, where islands and lakeshores are often used as picnic areas and overnight camping, is being turned into a garbage dump. Plastic bags full of trash are left behind, or the garbage and trash is strewn on the ground.
Because much of the Priest shoreline is owned and controlled by the Corps of Engineers, public access is virtually unlimited, and policing the vast area is difficult.
On Old Hickory Lake, where most of the lakeside property is privately owned, there are not as many public camping and picnicking opportunities. There, much of the trash and garbage is strewn around boat ramps and access areas, or tossed overboard by boaters. The surface of some coves is completely covered with floating trash and litter.
As was noted here back in the spring, littering in parks and other recreational areas seems to be getting worse. Trash, ranging from plastic bottles to cardboard fast-food containers and discarded diapers, is scattered along hiking trails and in parking lots.
Often the litter is thrown on the ground a few steps away from a trash can. That's inexcusable. If they can carry the stuff in, there's no excuse not to carry it out.
It's pure laziness -- combined with a utter lack of regard for the environment,
It is not just a matter of esthetics, of having a pristine outdoors site ruined by heaps of garbage and litter. The situation has become so bad that it's also a matter of safety. Some of the garbage heaps are so profuse that they represent health hazards. Also, broken bottles and other glass make walking in the area dangerous.
Bacterial garbage pollutes the water and lakeshore, and non-bio-degradable material can be hazards for boaters, swimmers and wildlife. Such litter is not just an eyesore, it's unsafe and unsanitary.
It's hard to believe that the people who obviously enjoy the outdoors -- boaters, campers, hikers, picnickers -- are also the slobs who spoil it.
I realize that the Corps of Engineers and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency are understaffed and spread thin. And litter-bugs are tough to catch in the act -- they tend to dump and run.
But the Corps and the TWRA could do a better job of reminding the public that littering is against the law, and start cracking down on offenders. They need to get serious about an increasingly-serious problem.
When a slob is caught -- whether it's a party boat leaving behind mounds of trash and garbage at a campsite, or a hiker tossing a plastic bottle into the weeds -- make an example of them.
A hefty fine and/or a few weekends of court-mandated cleanup duty would get their attention -- and send a warning to other litter-slobs.


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Sergio Martinez vs a selection of yesteryears MW's.
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Zale lost his title to the 40s answer to Arturo Gatti
Who has nothing in common with Martinez, Benvenuti is more of a similar opponent who he went 1-2 against. Rodriguez too more of a similar opponent and most have him losing the series
Zale was at the near tail end of a gruelling, accomplished career..he had just come out of 5 years of service in WW2 to fight a young and uppity Graziano, who he still managed to destroy in 2 of 3 contests. It was past-prime Zale in all the bouts.
You miss my point about Griffith...sure tiger and Martinez were dissimilar, but the victory over Tiger for the crown in '66 beats any thing Martinez has done yet..and you yourself helped prove my second point..that Griffith fought a wide variety of styles.against far better opposition than Martinez has faced.and accomplished more against them in proving his worth as a great technician..adaptable to a variety of styles. Benvenuti would have beaten martinez IMO..let's not even talk about Monzon and Hagler
Martinez is a good fighter and apparently turns on a regrettably large number of Lounge inhabitants in ways that have nothing to do with his fighting abilities
..but he has
established himself as great, or even a very good fighter in terms of quality opposition at all. I'll give him time to do that before I start singing his praises against the list previously mentioned..you should do the same.
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Scientists Identify Strategy to Prevent Renal Failure, Also Hit on Opportunities to Improve Cancer Treatment
Nov. 24, 2015
Researchers have identified 10 genes whose inhibition appears to protect kidney cells. The findings point the way to strategies for preventing acute ...
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Global Effort to Standardize Diagnosis of Kidney Disease
Nov. 23, 2015
Kidney disease is a major health concern worldwide. It's estimated that 1 in 3 American adults are at risk of developing kidney disease, and 26 million adults already have kidney disease. Now, ...
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Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease May Help Protect Patients' Kidney Function
Nov. 19, 2015
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Nov. 19, 2015
A significant step forward has been taken in the area of kidney regenerative medicine! Researchers at Kumamoto University in Japan transplanted kidney tissue made from human ...
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Is Testosterone Therapy Safe?
Nov. 18, 2015
The increasing use of testosterone replacement therapy to treat reduced testosterone level in older men has been accompanied by growing concerns over its long-term safety. The findings of two studies ...
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Dietary Potassium May Help Prevent Kidney, Heart Problems in Diabetics
Nov. 13, 2015
Higher levels of urinary potassium excretion, which closely correlate with intake amounts, were linked with a slower decline of kidney function and a lower incidence of cardiovascular complications ...
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Kidney Failure and Its Treatment May Impact Cancer Risk
Nov. 13, 2015
Risk of kidney and thyroid cancers was especially high when kidney failure patients were on dialysis, researchers have discovered. Conversely, risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, melanoma, lung cancer, and ...
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Nanotechnology Advances Could Pave Way for Implantable Artificial Kidney
Nov. 10, 2015
New advances in nanopore technology could lead to the development of a surgically implantable, artificial ...
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Novel Stem Cell Line Avoids Risk of Introducing Transplanted Tumors
Nov. 10, 2015
A new "progenitor cell" capable of unlimited expansion and differentiation into mature kidney cells, but without the risk of forming tumors, has been described by ...
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Low Rate of Patient Monitoring Found Following Initiation of Therapy for Heart Failure
Nov. 8, 2015
Although frequent laboratory monitoring of patients with heart failure following initiation of mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists is supported by ...
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Native Americans Have Decreased Access to Kidney Transplants
Nov. 24, 2015
Native Americans have decreased access to kidney transplants and are more likely to die while waiting for a kidney than whites according to new research. Long-term survival outcomes in Native ...
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Common Cause for Complications After Kidney Transplantation Identified
Nov. 23, 2015
The BK polyomavirus often causes complications after kidney transplantation. A research group has now been able to show, that the immunosuppressive drug Tacrolimus directly activates the replication ...
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Blood Phosphorus Levels Can Help Predict Kidney Failure Risk in African Americans
Nov. 17, 2015
An increase in serum phosphorus levels in African Americans with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is associated with faster progression to kidney failure, known as end-stage renal disease (ESRD). The ...
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Racial Disparities Associated With Living Kidney Donation Assessed
Nov. 7, 2015
Increasing median income levels of transplant candidates' zip codes were associated with higher rates of living donation, but African American candidates living in the wealthiest neighborhoods ...
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Thiazide May Pose Some Risk for Congestive Heart Failure Patients
Nov. 6, 2015
Thiazide, a popular diuretic for lowering high blood pressure, may not excrete salt as expected in patients with congestive heart failure and or dehydration and should be taken with caution, say ...
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Tenofovir Linked With Acute Kidney Injury in HIV-Infected Patients
Nov. 6, 2015
Acute kidney injury (AKI) associated with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) was prevalent among HIV-infected patients and demonstrated a high morbidity rate in a new center-based study. More than ...
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Gut Microbiota Changes in Diabetic Kidney Disease Contribute to Chronic Inflammation and Vascular Complications
Nov. 6, 2015
Among patients with type 2 diabetes and advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD), a shift in gut microbiota diversity in combination with elevated plasma zonulin levels substantially impacts the degree ...
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Kidney Transplantation Prolongs Survival Compared With Home Hemodialysis
Nov. 6, 2015
Among kidney failure patients who were followed for five years, home hemodialysis patients were four times more likely to die than kidney transplant recipients. In elderly kidney failure patients, ...
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Transplant Tourism Increases Health-Related Risks for Organ Recipients
Nov. 6, 2015
Compared with recipients of living related kidney donor transplants, recipients who purchased organs internationally were more likely to develop hepatitis C, hepatitis B, and cytomegalovirus, and ...
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Investigational Treatment May Restore Kidney Function in Patients With Renovascular Disease
Nov. 6, 2015
A treatment consisting of vascular endothelial growth factor fused to a bioengineered carrier promotes the recovery of kidney function in pigs with a disease frequently observed in patients in which ...
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Insufficient Sleep May Impact Kidney Health
Nov. 5, 2015
Shorter sleep duration was significantly linked with a more rapid decline in kidney function among participants in the Nurses' Health Study. The findings point to the importance of sleep for ...
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Acid Reflux Medications May Increase Kidney Disease Risk
Oct. 27, 2015
Certain medications commonly used to treat heartburn and acid reflux may have damaging effects on the kidneys, according to two new studies. The drugs, proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), are among the ...
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Mini-Kidney Organoids Re-Create Disease in Lab Dishes
Oct. 23, 2015
Using kidney organoids grown from stem cells and gene editing, scientists have re-created human kidney disease in lab petri dishes. The findings pave the way for personalized kidney drug ...
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Spotting the Earliest Signs of Type 1 Diabetic Kidney Disease
Oct. 22, 2015
In an effort to pinpoint the earliest signs of diabetic kidney disease, researchers are leading a multi-institutional international effort dedicated to finding a new breed of disease ...
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Drugs Commonly Used in Kidney Transplant Patients Not as Effective as Previously Thought
Oct. 22, 2015
Kidney transplants saves lives and dramatically improve quality of life, but transplant recipients often must take dozens of pills a day to keep their new kidney functioning and prevent ...
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Certain Vulnerable Groups Are Less Likely to Use E-Health Resources
Oct. 22, 2015
Black race, lower neighborhood household income, older age, and Medicaid/Medicare insurance status were each linked with less use of an electronic health record portal by kidney disease ...
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Researchers Find AKI a Predictor of Higher Mortality Rates for Stroke Patients
Oct. 20, 2015
Ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke patients who suffer from acute kidney injury requiring dialysis have higher death rates and greater odds of entering long-term care or nursing facilities after ...
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People With Sedentary Lifestyles Are at Increased Risk of Developing Kidney Disease
Oct. 20, 2015
Being sedentary for too long during the day may be a risk factor for chronic kidney disease, according to a new ...
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Study Finds Existence of Protein in Blood Can Be Early Predictor of Kidney Disease
Oct. 19, 2015
A new study study has identified the presence of a specific protein in the blood used to look for heart damage. This protein can be an early indicator of end-stage renal disease -- and ultimately ...
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Statins Help Prevent Acute Kidney Injury Through Key Cellular Protein
Oct. 15, 2015
Researchers have discovered that statins can help prevent kidney injury, and they've uncovered how the drugs exert their protective ...
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Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Native Americans have decreased access to kidney transplants
Monday, November 23, 2015
Common cause for complications after kidney transplantation identified
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Blood phosphorus levels can help predict kidney failure risk in African Americans
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Racial disparities associated with living kidney donation assessed
Friday, November 6, 2015
Thiazide may pose some risk for congestive heart failure patients
Tenofovir linked with acute kidney injury in HIV-infected patients
Gut microbiota changes in diabetic kidney disease contribute to chronic inflammation and vascular complications
Kidney transplantation prolongs survival compared with home hemodialysis
Transplant tourism increases health-related risks for organ recipients
Investigational treatment may restore kidney function in patients with renovascular disease
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Insufficient Sleep May Impact Kidney Health
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Acid reflux medications may increase kidney disease risk
Friday, October 23, 2015
Mini-kidney organoids re-create disease in lab dishes
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Spotting the earliest signs of type 1 diabetic kidney disease
Drugs commonly used in kidney transplant patients not as effective as previously thought
Certain vulnerable groups are less likely to use e-health resources
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Researchers find AKI a predictor of higher mortality rates for stroke patients
People with sedentary lifestyles are at increased risk of developing kidney disease
Monday, October 19, 2015
Study finds existence of protein in blood can be early predictor of kidney disease
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Statins help prevent acute kidney injury through key cellular protein
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Gene facilitating repair of acutely injured kidney identified
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Calcium supplements may increase the risk of kidney stone recurrence
Monday, October 12, 2015
Researchers develop first animal-free screening platforms to predict toxic kidney injury
Friday, October 9, 2015
Rapid analysis of kidney stones
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Certain blood markers may indicate early signs of kidney disease
Study ties restless legs syndrome to heart, kidney problems
Mysterious disease may be tied to climate change, says researcher
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Tallness linked to increased risk of premature death for patients on dialysis
Monday, September 28, 2015
New drug improves outcome in treatment resistant kidney cancer
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Cabozantinib improves survival in patients with advanced kidney cancer: Results from the METEOR trial
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Titanium, gold based compound fights kidney cancer cells
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Age, not post-op infection, more important for kidney transplant success, study finds
Monday, September 21, 2015
Childhood kidney stones associated with atherosclerosis, study shows
Friday, September 18, 2015
In-hospital nocturnal dialysis may be good for the heart
More aggressive blood pressure treatment found to reduce heart disease, save lives
High protein diets, from both animal and plant sources, improve blood sugar control in diabetic patients
High dietary sodium, potassium may worsen chronic kidney disease
Monday, September 14, 2015
Researchers studying whether gout drug prevents progression of kidney damage in diabetes patients
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Key cellular enzyme could be effective drug target in urologic cancer cells
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Newly discovered protein may protect kidney cells from injury
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Medication improves measure of kidney disease in patients with diabetes
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Antibodies in the blood provide clues to transplant recipients' likelihood of rejection
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Study finds low rate of dialysis facility referral for kidney transplantation evaluation
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Kidney impairment decreases blood flow to the brain, boosting risk of brain disorders
Monday, August 3, 2015
Potential new therapy approaches to reverse kidney damage identified
Friday, July 31, 2015
Key gene found to drive kidney disease severity
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Byproduct of intestinal bacteria may jeopardize heart health in patients with kidney disease
First reports of robotic surgery for advanced vena cava tumor thrombus due to kidney cancer
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Mild hypothermia in deceased organ donors improves organ function in kidney transplant
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Tailored mobile health technologies may help patients take their medications appropriately
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Potential new targets for treating kidney disease
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Researchers urge transplantation of hepatitis c-infected kidneys in some non-infected patients
Researchers find key player in diabetic kidney disease through power of metabolomics
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Bust up big kidney stones with tamsulosin
iPSCs show promise for kidney treatment
Foods with added phosphate cause spike in blood, even in people with healthy kidneys
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Investigational drug prevents life-threatening side effects of kidney disease treatment
Monday, July 13, 2015
Kidney, bladder stones do not increase postmenopausal women's risk of osteoporosis
Scientists gain new insights into 'antenna' of human cells
New surgical technique preserves kidney function following tumor removal
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Electrocardiogram screening may help predict kidney disease patients' risk of dying from heart disease
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Age-related self-destruction of cells makes kidney prone to injury
Thursday, June 25, 2015
New strategies for combatting chronic kidney disease, other long-term conditions
Delivering drugs to the right place
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Geography is destiny in deaths from kidney failure, study shows
First ESC recommendations for arrhythmias, chronic kidney disease published
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
When inflammation occurs, kidneys work to protect themselves, researchers find
Monday, June 22, 2015
Study shows importance of cause of kidney failure when planning future treatment
Monday, June 15, 2015
More dialysis patients living in poor neighborhoods
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Vitamin D supplements may benefit children with kidney disease
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Fast-tracking precision medicine: Drug re-aimed to target diabetic kidney disease
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Withholding angiotensin receptor blockers after surgery increases risk of postoperative death
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
New treatment for polycystic kidney disease
Monday, June 1, 2015
New discoveries advance efforts to build replacement kidneys in the lab
Zinc in the body may contribute to kidney stones
Patient information too high for patients' literacy: New Australian research
Friday, May 29, 2015
Less-invasive method for kidney diagnostics
Testing how well kidneys are functioning: ACR outperforms eGFR, study suggests
Measuring kidney health could better predict heart disease risk
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Signal identified that prompts one kidney to grow larger when the other is lost
Friday, May 22, 2015
Best and safest blood pressure treatments in kidney, diabetes patients compiled
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Major breakthrough against rare kidney disease
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Kidney failure impacts survival of sepsis patients
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Study suggests need for renal protective care in pediatric lung transplant patients
Friday, May 15, 2015
Study characterizes effects of severe kidney injury during pregnancy
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Study clarifies best treatments for uncommon kidney cancers
Giving Hope: U.S. has nearly 400 HIV-positive potential organ donors, study finds
Monday, May 11, 2015
Acute kidney injury linked to pre-existing kidney health, study finds
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Dexamethasone may help prevent severe kidney injury following heart surgery
Monday, April 27, 2015
Antibiotic commonly prescribed for bladder infections less effective than others
Thursday, April 23, 2015
What does the public think about paying people to donate their organs?
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
New finding could help develop test for kidney disease
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
New study unravels why common blood pressure medicine can fail
Monday, April 20, 2015
DNA abnormalities found in children with chronic kidney disease
Clinical trial for personalized kidney cancer vaccine
Clinical trial offers patient 'best shot' at fighting kidney cancer
Thursday, April 9, 2015
New high-throughput screening method may uncover novel treatments for kidney disease
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Hormone, bone tests may be indicative of dialysis patients' heart health
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Acute injured kidneys can be considered for transplant
A risk score for chronic kidney disease can inform choice of HIV medications
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TRITON NOTESOne-time NCAA Championships qualifier ... One-time All-American (one individual) ... Two-time All-American honorable mention (one individual, one relay).
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14 CSCAA All-American ... CSCAA Scholar All-America First Team ... Broke Adam Rice's previous school record (3:53.72) in the 400 IM at the PCSC Championships (2/14) with a preliminary time of 3:53.65 ... 400 IM time was also a conference record ... Earned All-America honors by placing sixth in the 400 IM with a time of 3:55.87 at the NCAA National Championships ... All-America honorable mention honoree in the 200 breaststroke, placing 12th at the NCAA Championships (3/15) with a time of 1:59.53 ... Performance at the NCAA Championships places him at No. 2 on the UCSD top-ten school records in the 200 breastroke ... Earned All-America honorable mention status in the 800 yd free relay, swimming the first leg of the 15th place team (6:46.31).
CLUBHas competed for the JCC Waves since 2003 ... Swam at the 2013 USA Swimming Phillips 66 National Championships in Indianapolis, Ind. ... Seeded 38th (2:20.04) out of 40 initial entrants in the 200-meter breaststroke on June 26, timed 2:22.32 during prelims, 32nd-fastest in the morning session ... Earned a spot in the C Final and improved his prelim mark by over two full seconds to 2:20.06 for sixth-place in the race ... Swam 2:20.92 (67th) in prelims of the 200 breast at 2014 USA Swimming Phillips 66 National Championships in Irvine (8/7).
HIGH SCHOOL A 2013 graduate of University High School in Irvine.
PERSONAL Born Dec. 10, 1994 in Irvine ... Parents are Wayne and Elaine Yong ... Has two younger siblings named Matthew and Aidan ... Human biology major at Muir College ... Counts competing in the world championship trials as his most memorable swimming moment to date ... Enjoys reading and playing video games in his spare time ... Favorite movie is I Love You, Man ... Listens to Phoenix and The Beatles ... Favorite athlete is teammate Paul Li ... One of his favorite foods is sushi.


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