we see these fifteen minute med checks which that's again just part of the nature of care and how weezer start high tourist or if you're a general practitioner prescribing the medication going to get you really know you in that short period of time it's almost like a reward to force your kids bouncing around we'll be right back with more conversations with great minds with kate o'beirne afterward. wealthy british style. markets finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the mobile financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key. download the official antti application joy on the phone oh i pod touch from the i choose option. one jaunty life on the go. video on demand policies mindful compass and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. ok maggie conversations are great minds of hate with bill of our net cable as a journalist blogger and author she writes about mental health topics for the huffington post about young people's experiences of medications and my meds myself a blog at t

we see these fifteen minute men checks which that's again just part of the nature of care and how weezer psychiatry is to or if you're a general practitioner prescribing the medication going to get you really know you in that short period of time it's almost like the force your kids bouncing around will be right back with more conversations with great minds with cable bill burnham afterward. more news today violence is once again fled the. scene these are the images and seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are on the day. back to conversations of great minds with hate with bill barnett is a journalist blogger and author she writes about mental health topics for the huffington post about young people's experiences of medications and my meds myself a blog of the psychology website of psych central and she's the author of the new book ghost medication generation grows up kalen. prognosis looking looking forward your generation of kids young people in their twenty's and early thirty's. who were the first generation to even have psychoactive drugs available to them and you kn

certainly my previous weezer expired just before i started by a drone work and. litigation in pakistan specificially asking questions from us and cia which is the. minute agency which is running the drone program. and then before that i had an official to go to us but after right after that i've been trying for a last fourteen months and this time i'm trying to reach two people in united states to talk with them and can we what really is happening on the ground because i want you to take stories human stories of civilian victims who have been killed because a huge number of children women and elderly who have been killed in these drone strikes. i would say americans have been denied the right to listen to what i have to say on behalf of all these gold newtons they do you think that there is something politically motivated going on here as to why are not being let in why are not allowed to speak colombia but also at first international and around some of that they're going to hold here in washington. certainly i think this is indicative of the high headed ness of

the song "smart girls" from weezer playing right there.p us introduce you to a certain smart girl from the tampa, florida, area. >> she's a 26-year-old entrepreneur who parlayed a fashion idea into a multimillion-dollar company. delisa walden of our tampa station reports. >> reporter: lindsay philips isn't like most 26-year-olds you might find working as a clerk in a shop like this. she's the owner of a multimillion-dollar company. and it all started with a high school art project. >> i created a pair of ceramic shoes. and i adorned the tops of the straps with a bunch of fun, funky buttons. they got sent off to an art competition. did not do well. got sent back to my parents' house. and my parents have always been so supportive. >> reporter: it became a hit among female admirers. >> put a new snap on. >> reporter: they're called switchflops. interchangeable straps created by the aspiring entrepreneur lindsey phillips herself. >> even though they didn't get to the art competition, taking the idea and saying i can still make this a successfu

the song "smart girls" from weezer playing right there.ompetition. did not do well. got sent back to my parents' house. and my parents have always been so supportive. >> reporter: it became a hit among female admirers. >> put a new snap on. >> reporter: they're called switchflops. interchangeable straps created by the aspiring entrepreneur lindsay phillips herself. >> even though they didn't get to the art competition, taking the idea and saying i can still make this a successful project and kind of taking it to the next level. >> reporter: and that next level took four years to patent. now at 26 and 5,000 shoes later, now a multimillion-dollar company. the collection can be found in 3,000 boutiques nationwide and online. lindsay says she couldn't have done it without the support of her family and loyal customers. >> i think i walked away with three pair and about five pairs p Ñjf of snaps. >> reporter: tanning salon owner tara brown says she admires phillips' passion and creativity. and as a woman in the industry, they understand how impo