The more the glee

He spoke with evident glee.

The more I fill with glee

The more you fill with glee

Then went he to his folk with glee.

Then went he to his folk with glee.

You're no help at all. The more the glee

And over in the pool, South African swimmer Cameron van der Burgh has been getting compared to Glee star Matthew Morrison for years now.

Moneyman Steve Jurvetson takes TEDsters inside his awesome hobby launching model rockets by sharing some gorgeous photos, his infectious glee and just a whiff of danger.

There is also the unholy glee with which they have set about destroying an icon of the anti global warming movement, the Nobel Laureate R.K Pachauri, by attributing financial motives to his research.

Anyway so they had just turned three, and they came and they were doing this dance they had just made up where they were twirling faster and faster until they tumbled to the ground, laughing with all the glee in the world.

To be sure, excessive zeal in denouncing Israel, and cheap comparisons between Israeli violence and Nazi mass murder, betray a dubious urge to throw off the burdens of guilt. After decades of feeling obliged to drop the collective European head in shame for what was done to the Jews, people can finally say with an element of glee that Jews can be murderers, too.

Cyprus also holds a more general lesson Given the extreme reaction of financial markets to the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, it had become axiomatic among European policymakers that no bank should be allowed to become insolvent. But financial markets reacted calmly to the news that, for the first time, even depositors in a bank in the European Union will lose part of their money (and this was noted with glee in Berlin and elsewhere in northern Europe).