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As The Whole Delivery slowly returns to full capacity, it brings Sunday Sunrise out of the achieves, it is your place for uplifting refuge, whether your spiritual or not, religious or not, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, atheist, agnostic, whatever. Though it truly has a Christian lean, The Sunday Sunrise just hopes to make your day better. There will be just a couple items to share here. If you don't know about this site called Street Prophets , and you're a religious person, please do yourself a favor and explore it. And if you aren't a religious person....please do explore it too. And from William Murphy, you'll get on your feet when you hear "I Will Rejoice." There will be more next Sunday. Until then, God bless and stay life!

In celebratory mode, here is a post-election edition of Sam Loomis' Sunday Talk !

From Think Progress From Think Progress Faiz Shakir : The Washington Post reports today that loyal Bushies are engaging in upbeat talk to mask “ disappointment and frustration among many White House staffers,” who see their boss as “a good and steadfast man who has gotten a bad rap”: “You have a combination of no legacy stuff, a horrible economic mess and the likelihood that Obama is going to win,” this person added. “There is a real sadness there.” These people leave an indelible memory of stupidity, for sure.

Thanks to user by the name of the euphemistic sounding sweet such thunder over at the Daily Kos take a look at this below: These are all the prominent college papers in the country down below, and who they endorsed. There are 65 of them listed, and only one went for John McCain: BARACK OBAMA (65) The Amherst Student, Amherst College The Optimist, Abilene Christian U. The Bates Student, Bates College The Justice, Brandeis University Daily Free Press, Boston University (h/t mattc129) The Orient, Bowdoin College The Orion, California State U.-Chico Central Michigan Life, Central Michigan U. The Flat Hat, College of William and Mary Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia U. Cornell Daily Sun, Cornell U. The Davidsonian, Davidson College The Chronicle, Duke U. Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois U. The Et Cetera, Eastfield College The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College El Vaquero, Glendale Community College The Crimson, Harvard University Indiana Daily Student, Indiana U. Iowa State Daily, Iowa...

We will have the full state previews and predictions today and tomorrow. Also, since we are so busy at the moment with election stuff, there will be no NFL preview and predictions for today, but possibly for Monday night. Have a great Sunday here at TWD.

Always a classic, especially for this election week. Here once again, the must read brilliance of Sam Loomis' Sunday Talk .

It takes a hell of a lot to push the Southeastern Conference into the bridesmaid spot of most powerful league in the land. But the Big 12 conference, thanks mainly and only impart to its Southern division, has indeed done so. It has been a a magical three weeks of football in this Southern division of now the nation's premiere football conference, with its latest chapter being its greatest chapter. Texas Tech exhilarating 39-33 classic win over rivals Texas was something that will truly go down as one of the games of the decade. Heck, from the Lone Star State to both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, it is a game that will certainly be remembered for a long, long time. And poor Black Gideon. The Texas secondary man had the chance to ice the game, as it looked like he was going to catch the deflected Graham Harell pass intended for receiver Edward Britton. The despair on his faces, and the rest of the Longhorns, coupled with the exuberance never seen before in Lubbock on the facades ...

Again, that awkward photograph from Getty Images Highlighted in Sam Loomis' Sunday Talk is how angry both Palin and McCain are with each other. Particularly, the young whippersnapper loathing the ideas and campaign staff of the cagey old veteran. Fitting though for the worst campaign in American history that this is happening. This is another must read, right here. The Agenda's Pending Schedule will be in the commens section. Have a great Sunday.

Awkward as hell hug photo from Getty Always a classic, and it displays how deserate , anger, and mad the GOP and Mccain/Palin are with each other, including this great tibit : A second McCain source says she appears to be looking out for herself more than the McCain campaign. "She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone," said this McCain adviser. "She does not have any relationships of trust with any of us, her family or anyone else. "Also, she is playing for her own future and sees herself as the next leader of the party. Remember: Divas trust only unto themselves, as they see themselves as the beginning and end of all wisdom."