Last night I spent close to 3 hours doing something I love, but what most parents (at least parents of my generation) classify as an epic waste of time and just don't understand it. Even some of my close friends don't even get it or think of it again as a waste of time. But then again there are a bunch of us that fight, nag, rage, tease, troll, and generally enjoy the "sport that isn't a sport" of fantasy sports.
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ROMNEY'S MOVING ACCEPTANCE SPEECH. Obama ‘Disappointment’
Mitt Romney appealed to President Barack Obama’s supporters in his acceptance of the Republican party presidential nomination
BRUSSELS PUSHING. Seeks Wide ECB Powers.
Brussels may be on a collision course with Germany and the ECB, which wants a more decentralized first step towards ‘banking union’
QATAR ATTACKED. Victim To Computer Virus.
One of the world’s largest producers of natural gas has been hit by computer hackers.
MERKEL FACING EU CLASH. Over Reactions With China.
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Thursday, August 30
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Moods, like colors, have a range of hues, from the bright shades of happiness to the dark ones of depression. A mood problem that’s down in the dark range, but doesn’t quite reach the level of depression, is dysthymia (dis-THIGH-me-ah). It refers to a long-term drone of low-grade depression that lasts for at least two years in adults or one year in children and teens. While not necessarily as crippling as major depression, its persistent hold can keep you from feeling good and interfere with your work, school, family, and social life.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has arrived in Iran and has just finished a series of meetings with Iranian officials, including President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Soon after arriving in Tehran, the UN chief attended a working lunch at the Parliament building with the Speaker, Ali Larijani, and other officials, and later had meetings with President Ahmadinejad, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Saeed Jalili.
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HURRICANE ISAAC. Challenged Louisiana’s Flood Defenses.
The slow moving storm magnifies an impact of heavy rain and high winds, as it overtops flood defences in Louisiana and leaves 500,000 people without power.
GOP's VP CANDIDATE RYAN. Defines Attack Obama.
Paul Ryan launched a withering attack on Barack Obama, charging the US president with abdicating responsibility for the economy
BRAZIL'S NEW INTEREST RATES. How Low Can it Go?
Brazil’s central bank has cut interest rates to a new historic low as that government announces steps to revive the country’s moribund economy.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has left New York and is on his way to Iran to attend the 16th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).
“The Secretary-General looks forward to the Summit as an opportunity to work with the participating Heads of State and Government, including the host country, towards solutions on issues that are central to the global agenda, including follow-up to the Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development, disarmament, conflict prevention, and support for countries in transition,” the spokesperson told a news briefing at UN Headquarters in New York.
The Olympics are considering the establishment of an age-limit for the athletes participating in basketball. The athletes would have to be under-23 years of age, with the option to have three older players on the roster. This policy is currently instated for the Olympic soccer teams. American basketball player LeBron James, age 27, stated to the Associated Press that he would not play in the 2016 Olympics if the rule is established.