The Whole Delivery

Yes folks, as most of you have seen, I am joining Pierre Omidyar's new news website, which will be coming very soon. It would not have been possible without Glenn Greenwald , who was the one who informed me to this novel venture. As you see the list of people joining this site, I have to thank Glenn again for being so immense for telling me this and offering me a chance at great fledgling place. I also want to thank Jeremy (Scahill) , who has been really terrific to me since meeting him in person in 2009. He is a really great person who does care for people, especially the downtrodden. The same goes for Liliana (Segura) , and though I haven't met sir Dan Froomkin in person , he has always been a major influence to me as well, just for what he has gone through in the wild world that is the Beltway media, centrist insanity. A major shoutout to Alex Iwashyna, Riebeil Durley-Petty, James Eddy and Janet Wu for writing for this small website, or blog, when you didn...

It's been a few days of other issues and just trying to get some life things in order. But the site is back after a few days of little to no activity.

Going to be busy with a few things today, so news and opinion posting will be limited for portions of the day. But your deliveries will still get delivered in due time folks, stay tuned.

Well, it is as simple as this for the next few days. The domain situation is still such a mess that the blogspot title had to comeback to the site's URL. So the inactivity has been maddening, but things will hopefully improve with that situation and in general. So for this weekend probably (including my birthday tomorrow), issues with the protocol won't be ridiculous. As always, thank you for even bothering to look at this small site.

As of the moment, The Whole Delivery is having site problems in regards to the domain name being accessed. For the rest of the day, the URL will go back to the generic blogspot title, with serious change required away from the Blogger template to come in the next few days. This very annoying and burdensome roadblock has clearly slowed down the day here. Sorry for the inconvenience in this matter, and hopefully protocol issues will improve in an expedient fashion. Once again, thank you all for reading this small site in its still young stage.

In a serious way:

I leave you with Charlie Brown's New Year....God bless.

Apologize to all who have visited the site and have seen, well, stagnation. Unsurprisingly, the holiday season has played the protagonist in why there has been few posts or Twitter updates coming from The Whole Delivery. Now with the malaise hopefully behind me, this final week of the 2000's (since most have acknowledge that 2000 is the start of the decade for them, including myself) will focus not only on the year, but hopefully a decade review as well. So with that, hopefully the ball will stay rolling here. Once again, apologize for the dormancy here everyone. I very much do.

Once again, limited posts have plagued the site in the last few days, thanks to spring semester at school starting up again. Because of that, this will probably be the only written post of the day. And I can't really say what the situation will be for tomorrow, or even Friday, since that day is my birthday. So for the handful of people that have seen this site the last two days (and that is a literally a fact, because it has been only a handful), I apologize for this but that is just the current state of the life that's given to me at the moment. But that doesn't mean The Whole Delivery will fade away. TWD should be fully back up to speed over the weekend with the NFL Conference Championship previews, the review of Biggie's movie, and the regular news beyond the Inauguration. Until then, peace and Sha-la!

Yesss, and so far no problems yet from the bullies at the NFL, MLB, and in general. But we shall see. So far, we just have the election clip up here on the right side and on the actual page, but the number of clips will increase by the end of the day or tomorrow. In the meantime, enjoy the always great 100 seconds daily review from Talking Points Memo television.