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Florida Highway Patrol says Tiger Woods was injured when he pulled out of his driveway early Friday in a sport utility vehicle and hit a fire hydrant.
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The New York Times What should you do with all the leftover Thanksgiving turkey? Try Mark Bittman's recipe for Turkey Curry.

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Leftover Thanksgiving turkey finds a spicier home in curry.
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The New York Times Now in the Holiday Gift Guide: The Times's personal technology columnist, David Pogue, teams up with media columnist David Carr to take a look at e-book readers.

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The New York Times Now in Dining: Hundreds of Thanksgiving recipes, wine suggestions, instructional video on how to carve turkey and more.

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Jessica
Jessica
I wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving 2009!

Dear Friends,

If you still have eyes to see,... See More
Ears to hear,
Feet to take you where you desire,
A heart to feel and love,
A heart to feel and cry,
A body to appreciate, (...Fearfully and wonderfully made...)
Food to eat,
A bed to sleep in,
A place you call your own, your space,

A car to take you places,
A bus or train to ferry you around,
Fly in a plane and come back,
A job to look at,
Income to keep you afloat,

Sisters and brothers to talk to,
Cousins and relatives to joke with,
Aunts and Uncles to protect and laugh with you,
(A) Parent(s) to cry with you and love you unconditionally,
Abekika okukukakasa nti bakwagala era oli wa muwendo,
Relatives and friends to give confirm your identity.
A culture to embrace you,

A computer to take you places you never dreamed of,
To open worlds you would never go to,
"Buli Wendi Nkufuna" to keep you in touch miles away,

Even in times of grief God comforts us,
Assures us in times of fear.

God to love you unconditionally,
God to show His mercy to you,
God sent His only Son Jesus Christ to die for you,
For you are unique,
God forgiving your sins and adopting you as His daughter or son,

We have so many things to be thankful for this year.
Life is a gift that we should respect and use with a purpose and effectively to glorify our Creator who freely gave to us.

Rev. Jessica Nakawombe
Los Angeles
November 26, 2009
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Kenneth James
Kenneth James
The bird has flown...
Yesterday at 10:55pm
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The New York Times Now in Politics: The Obamas Host First State Dinner

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India’s leader was the guest of honor at the Obamas’ first state dinner, which they infused with distinctive touches.
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The New York Times Now in Business News: Price War Brews Between Amazon and Wal-Mart

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For now, it’s a battle of discounts, but Wal-Mart and Amazon are also fighting over the future of retailing.
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The New York Times In the Dominican Republic, a small town long troubled by poverty is fighting to hold onto its beaches and transform them into a low-key, environmentally sustainable tourist destination.

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Alvaro Alex Ocasio
Alvaro Alex Ocasio
Might need to visit next time.
Wed at 8:35am
Sunday Wang
Sunday Wang
THEIR FEARS IS QUITE UNDERSTANDABLE. THE BEACH MIGHT BE DEVELOPED WHILE THEY REMAIN POOR. CAPITALIST WILL ALWAYS REMAIN CAPITALIST WHEN IT COMES TO MAKING RETURNS ON THEIR INVESTMENTS WHICH COMES FIRST THAN THE INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE.
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The New York Times Now in U.S. News: Obama Welcomes Indian Leader for State Visit
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President Obama and the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India will discuss climate change and U.S. ties with Indian rivals China and Pakistan.
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The New York Times Now in Health: Food, Kin and Tension at Thanksgiving - http://bit.ly/72FtAt

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Turkey with a side of scorn? For some families, holiday meals can be cauldrons of longstanding tensions, fresh criticism and battles for control.
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The New York Times Now in Business News: Looking for a Leader in the Post-Oprah Landscape - http://bit.ly/8YbBdb

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A wide range of contenders, some of them linked to Oprah Winfrey herself, will vie for the dominant role in daytime.
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The New York Times Now in N.Y./Region News: Hunting for Turkeys, for the First Time - http://bit.ly/5OUr6x

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The first wild turkey hunting season on Long Island opened on Saturday, but the birds were elusive.
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The New York Times Now in U.S. News: Toxic Waters: Sewers at Capacity, Waste Poisons Waterways - http://bit.ly/4AlxRp

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Many sewer systems are frequently overwhelmed, spilling human excrement, medical waste and dangerous industrial chemicals into waterways.
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The New York Times Now in Health News: Senate Votes to Open Health Care Debate - http://bit.ly/5PcKde

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The Senate voted on Saturday to begin full debate of major health care legislation, propelling the bill over a crucial, preliminary hurdle.
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The New York Times Now in Technology News: Google Offers Peek at Operating System, a Potential Challenge to Windows - http://bit.ly/4IRtCj

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Computers using Chrome, which uses “cloud computing,” will not arrive for a year, but it is already seen as a potential challenger to Microsoft.