That is not cheering news for the Obama campaign, and neither are the depressing economic numbers, the chaos in Europe, or the amazingly tone-deaf Obama campaign ad that came out last week.
That's because she grew up in East Windsor, a part of the state that does not cheer for the Yankees or Mets, but weeps for the Red Sox.
He predicted to the daily newspaper Kommersant that NATO would retreat from admitting Georgia and Ukraine, a prospect that "does not cheer anyone in the alliance".
Their solution is one that may not cheer Hollywood studios looking to export more films to China.
Then Auriemma turned around and realized that fans were not cheering for him but for the senior guard Mel Thomas, who was hobbling onto the court at the same time.
But if any Tatars were among the crowds of revelers watching Putin's speech on public screens around the peninsula — like the one in Sevastopol in the video below — it's a fair guess that they were not cheering.
And I have some sense of relief that I am not cheering on something I would later regret if she became a teen with an accentuated interest in boys--plus I can still get a kick and a laugh out of her dress code of spaghetti straps dangling off her shoulders with tight short shorts and her frequent references to "verginas".
"I'm not cheering for that.
Even in Sebha, the ancestral home of Abdullah el-Sanussi, the bully who headed the regime's intelligence, rebels attempted an uprising, but not in sufficient numbers to dislodge the Megraha, one of the last loyal tribes.But at least for now the Tripolitans are not cheering all that much.
In his essay Why Bother, Franzen articulates the way a list intrinsically declares life's limit, this time in relation to reading: "I began to make unhelpful calculations, multiplying the number of books I'd read in the previous year by the number of years I might reasonably expect to live... the news on that front wasn't cheering".
