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Nobody thinks the beautiful game is about to run baseball off this Caribbean island, although it's indisputable that Cubans have developed a near-fanatic interest in Messi and Ronaldo, Kaka and Xavi.
At Creighton, Doug McDermott is no longer overshadowed by another star.
Joe Stumpf snaps the 115-pound barbell up to his chest and swiftly lifts it over his head, holding it with gritting teeth and locked arms as sweat streams down from his gray hair line.
Nolan Richardson was running the "40 minutes of hell" style of basketball when Gus Malzahn first felt the need for speed as a high school coach in Arkansas.
Shares of Tesla Motors Inc. spiked Wednesday as investors continued bidding up the stock following the electric car maker's blowout public offering. The excitement cooled late in the session, with shares paring their gains to end down slightly on the day.
When Lori Fowlkes first saw robotic Zhu Zhu Pets toy hamsters in September, she remembers her kids started jumping up and down and saying "Please! Please! Can we buy them?"
Summer is the perfect time to indulge our guilty pleasures. Whether it's a pitcher of frozen drinks poolside, a trashy novel for the plane ride, or a skipped work day spent at the baseball game, there's just something about these warm months that beckons us to be bad.
A number of high profile musicians have made enormous dents on YouTube: Soulja Boy, Rihanna, the Jonas Brothers and Chris Brown among them.
In his first presidential visit to Israel, Nicolas Sarkozy has said Israeli-Palestinian peace is immediately attainable, talked tough against Iran's nuclear program and delivered an address to parliament.
To street protesters in the South Korean capital, American beef is a menace to be feared — and stopped.
The Speedo LZR Racer swimsuit is making such a splash in the pool that U.S. coach Mark Schubert believes every record in the sport could fall at the Beijing Olympics.
Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has demanded documents from five ticket-sales Web sites in an investigation into whether a quick sellout of a "Hannah Montana" concert violated scalping laws.
Forget The Police, Justin Timberlake or Bruce Springsteen. The undisputed hottest concert ticket of the year is for 14-year-old pop star Miley Cyrus, star of the Disney Channel's "Hannah Montana" TV show.
Adolescents who claim they are "madly in love" might not be too far off the mark: a new study suggests that they show almost manic behaviours.
Tara Chauffe understands she'll have some competition on her wedding day. She's getting married in New Orleans Saturday evening, the same time the Saints will be playing the Philadelphia Eagles in the Superdome. Chauffe says she's already had a dozen guests who've canceled because of the playoff game.
Caught in the fever of Saudi Arabia's booming stock market, Rashed al-Subaie sold his two cars and some land, hoping to double his $46,000 capital — a reasonable expectation then.
Crammed in the corner of a hotel's banquet hall, they stood and stared silently, mesmerized by what they were seeing. They were watching a soldier gunning down a giant monster on one TV and Miami Heat's Dwayne Wade taking over an NBA game on the other screen. What they were really experiencing was the new Sony PlayStation 3.
Charlie Sheen is Suffering a Manic Episode; That's Not Funny | Breaking Bipolar - HealthyPlacestop making fun of Charlie Sheen's illness!
Why We Should Beware Budget-Deficit Mania No smart family would choose to balance the family budget over borrowing money to send the kids to college. The same logic holds for the nation as a whole.
Study: Youth now have more mental health issues A new study has found that five times as many high school and college students are dealing with anxiety and other mental health issues as youth of the same age who were studied in the Great Depression era.
Brain Stimulation: Can Magnetic or Electrical Pulses Help You? -Medicine has long gone straight to the master organ, the brain, in an attempt to heal various psychiatric, neurodegenerative, and movement disorders.
'Paradise Lost' meet 'Dante's Inferno' ...My personal experience with Bi-polar disorder explained with the help of a literary metaphor or two...
Learning about Bi-polarIn this article there is a section with symptoms of bi-polar. This is very useful as they have taken it right from the DSM-IV criteria. I also like that they bring realization to the fact that bi-polar disorder can be seen in infancy.
this is my best description while its fresh in my mind... its starts of like a growing, swirling white noise in the back of my skull... then images and sounds are as if they are all coming at me at once and its hard to concentrate.
I got into a discussion with a colleague about what i do in my spare time and since i happen to be an art teacher, everyone that i work with assumes that i am also an artist. They happen to be correct. I am an artist. I consider myself a painter.
Palin Mania Sweeping NationThere's a new economic boom in Alaska -- and it has nothing to do with oil. Call it "Palin-mania."
Identified: Chemical Signature Of Manic DepressionManic depression, also known as bipolar disorder, is a psychiatric condition characterized by alternating mania and depression, affecting about one in every hundred people worldwide.
Bright light therapy eases bipolar depression for someBright light therapy can ease bipolar depression in some patients, according to a study published in the journal Bipolar Disorders.
Divorce rates are through the roof, and the reasons are as varied as the colors of a spectrum. Mine is simple - in a complicated way.
Two days later. And, astonishingly, the depression is not back. To the contrary, I have rebounded into a low grade manic state. Part of me wants to say it has never happened before, the abrupt shift without the total collapse.
The Maddness Behind the Creative ProcessA new study published claims serious depression strikes artists ten times more often than it does the general population. Is that quite hard to believe?
Think the guest stars are one of the best parts of The Simpsons? Wish you could be one yourself? Now you can.
Fast Thinking Improves MoodA new study on manic thinking suggests a therapeutic means to improve individuals' mood, self-esteem, feelings of creativity, feelings of power, and energy level could be harnessed by simply thinking "faster".The mental manipulation could be useful in everyday situations, w …
Tulips! Melancholy underlies the tulip's beauty; perfection tempered by impermanence.
Prognosis worse with childhood bipolar disorderWhen bipolar disorder arises in childhood, it may take far longer to diagnose and have a worse prognosis, a new study suggests.
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