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How lovely, in which Michael Grimm's political career will now be over real soon: What a wonderful guy, his latest moment of bullying, intimidation, and just thuggish behavior. Yet, he still is a more peaceful, friendly guy than Richard Sherman.

A harrowing story from today over across the bridge from Harlem that ended a lot better than what it could have been: To Tevin, night: This is TWD. 

The Rise Version More on the story above later at The Whole Delivery.  The Sleep Version The Taiwanese animators had to put their own spin on things . To Tevin, "May tomorrow bring a better you and a better me."

If it wasn't for the stud that is Josh Gordon, Alshon Jeffery would have all the plaudits of "breakthrough new star receiver." And that was before this latest beauty, which could easily be there.

The Rise "n" Shine Version  Because honestly, this wedding is unlike any other seen :  Sleep Version Hat trick to the terrific and brilliant economic, rising activist Alexis Goldstein for continuing to talk about it: Tomorrow. BE THERE: http://t.co/igPBcvpxO9 #FastFoodStrikes pic.twitter.com/kFjlwynL7M — alexis goldstein (@alexisgoldstein) December 5, 2013 To Tevin:

Oh Elle, lol : Plus-size model @LeahJKelley reminds us all--never read internet comments: http://t.co/GVwOqTjBwX pic.twitter.com/l7lydcK5KR — ELLE Magazine (US) (@ELLEmagazine) December 3, 2013 To Tevin:

48 million dollars worth of cocaine was found on a bench by a 74-year-old in Japan. And this recent event had to be captured of course by the Taiwanese animators . Don't tell Rob Ford or Trey Radel, and that was too easy. The Sleep Edition  Even he knows he got away with it: Here's Tevin: Stay well.

I wrote this earlier on the birdy site yesterday . Can't wait for @seanhannity to accuse Senate Democrats of allowing a full dictatorship tonight. It will be pure hilary. — Andrew Jerell Jones (@sluggahjells) November 21, 2013 And, of course, something like that happened last night:   This is The Rise "n" Shine edition of this latest TSTRNS Thread. Here's Tevin:

The sleep time thread returns, with DMX singing to you Rudolph to make you all happy to rest: And if he is not enough, here is Tevin! See you all when The Whole Delivery resumes on December 4, 2012. Take care.

This election has featured desperation by our centrist, corporate media to make this as much of a horserace as possible. Every chance of a poll showing a tight race has been ushered onto TV producer's laps with their hosts so happy to get the news of a race being so close. Chuck Todd, Andrea Mitchell, the Morning Joe crew, and all the folks at CNN are always desperate for a nail-bitter, and have gladly mentioned any poll from any source to push that idea. But try as they might, with barely acknowledging Republican voter suppression efforts to not mess up their dream 2000 or 2004 narrative, it looks like it will not work whatsoever. And it will be incumbent (no pun intended) on many people requesting that polling organizations begin a fundamental overhaul of conducting their polls immediately. The obsession over highlighting racially excursionist "Likely Voter" models has been antiquated since 2008. Now you can apply that to mid-term election years, but with...

As always.......See you on the flip:

To Tevin, see you later: Day 5 Preview: Wozniacki-Razzano: Huge heartfelt for Razzano, still playing in the early days of the posthumous time of her fiancée'. She is mentally tough, and she had a fun match with Wozniacki at Eastbourne two years ago. But the Dane will win in two sets, as she is on a mission. Sharapova-Robson: The magic could be in the air today for Britain's young hopes. She plays with no pressure, and the dynamics of this match could be similar to Caroline Garcia-Sharapova at the french, with the crowd against Sharapova, the pressure on her, against an exciting young player who plays with house money. Maria again should win this in straight sets, but if Robson shows that she is ambitious in this match from the get go, this could be danger for the 3 time Grand Slam champion. (More to come in the day.)

The Broncos, already a few years removed from Darrent Williams' tragedy, have another piece of disheartening news to take in today as Kenny McKinnley, their 2nd year receiver on IR, committed suicide today. Obviously devastating news to bear, especially for Steve Spurrier, coach of course at South Carolina who watched McKinnley become the all time receiver in South Carolina history . Blessings to his family indeed. To Tevin, take care folks:

The key theme of this week's charts is not who topped the charts or how someone is doing, but this fact : Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Sept. 12) totaled 4.83 million units -- marking the lowest weekly sales figure since SoundScan began tracking sales in 1991. The lowest weekly sales figure since SoundScan began. EVER. So while Sara Barellies "Kaleidoscope Heart" tops the charts on its debut week (at just 97,000) and Katy Perry wonders how long it will take her to reach gold, let alone platinum, this week is all about another dire week of poor disc sales. Billboard and some of the autocrats at the RIAA couldn't rush fast enough to get those digital sales numbers in the next paragraph. To Tevin, outtie:

Video of Mr. Carter and Eminem dominating at Yankees Stadium is a plenty from last night and tonight, including this one: Half the people didn't even know "Renegade." Yeah, "Runaway" won't be your average viewing . News if you care on Rush Blowbaugh's 800th weeding singer . Weezer is old now . And spaking of elderly, Ice Cube needs to just stop now and stick to the acting. And since this is a Sleep Time/Rise "n" Shine Thread, let's bring in Tevin: