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Turkey fryer catches fire, burning Ohio house

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Authorities in Ohio say a turkey fryer caused a house to catch fire as the homeowner was preparing a Thanksgiving meal.

Eight dead, 15,000 evacuated in Argentina, Uruguay

BUENOS AIRES - Severe flooding claimed at least eight lives in Argentina and Uruguay, authorities said Thursday.

Forest Service acquires scenic land in Calif.

TRUCKEE, Calif. - More than 1,200 acres of scenic meadow land and a spectacular waterfall in California have been bought by the U.S.

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Americans give thanks, see parades, feast in space

Quake shakes El Salvador, Guatemala

Strong quake shakes El Salvador

Utah family struggles to make sense of cave death

Brazil miniskirt student will parade in Carnival

Americans come together on holiday to give thanks

Health

India’s swine flu deaths reach 561

NEW DELHI - One swine flu death was reported Thursday from Punjab, taking the total toll in India to 561, health authorities said here.

Thailand looks to limit sex change surgery

BANGKOK - Thailand has issued rules making sex change surgery more difficult - including a requirement that potential candidates cross-dress for a year - over fears that some patients are rushing into the operation, a medical association said Thursday.

82 new swine flu cases recorded in Delhi

NEW DELHI - Eighty-two new swine flu cases were confirmed here Thursday, taking the total number of people affected by the influenza A (H1N1) virus in the national capital to 4,593, health officials said.

Entertainment

'Superior Donuts' to fold up shop on Broadway

NEW YORK - The comedy-drama "Superior Donuts" is closing up shop on Broadway.

Watchdog warning about TV in post-Soviet states

VIENNA - A media watchdog is warning that government-influenced TV in Russia and many post-Soviet states is hampering democracy and could endanger international peace and security if misused as a propaganda tool.

Eminem wants to be a judge on ‘The X Factor’

LONDON - American rapper Eminem wants to be a judge on British reality show "The X Factor".

Theron to help build soccer fields in South Africa

Theron to help build soccer fields in South AfricaNEW YORK - Hollywood actress Charlize Theron is helping build soccer fields in her native South Africa in honour of the upcoming World Cup.

DiCaprio back with Bar Refaeli?

Worthington signs for ‘Avatar’ trilogy!

Mariah Carey will give up showbiz for simple life

Bollywood Remembers 26/11

Bollywood prays for 26/11 victims’ families

Goan filmmaker misses red carpet, says IFFI didn’t inform him

TV channels are ignoring documentaries: Jahnu Barua

Indian multiplexes go 3-D for ‘Avatar’

Prasoon Joshi pens special poem for 26/11

Kerala film fest as good as IFFI: Mohanan

Mayer Goes To Battle And Wins The Album Chart War

Harrison Too Humble To Front The Heartbreakers

Hart Shrugs Off ’silly’ Audience Outburst Claims

Pussycat Dolls Boss ‘the Girls Aren’t Splitting Up’

Lewis Buys First Los Angeles Home

Kardashian Brother Dating Palin Porn Star

Peet Stirs Up Autism Battle With New Rally Cry For Vaccines

Bakri Eid 2009 Greetings And Wishes

Bakri Eid 2009 Greetings And Wishes

Delhi- Bakri Eid 2009 Greetings and Wishes will be exchanged from the Nov 27th to Nov 30th of 2009.
Japanese man weds virtual girlfriend from dating game

Japanese man weds virtual girlfriend from dating game

SYDNEY - A Japanese man, who fell in love with a fictional character from the Nintendo DS "love simulator" Love Plus, has tied the knot in an official-looking ceremony over the weekend.
white house security breach by Michaele Salahi and Tareq Salahi: Update

white house security breach by Michaele Salahi and Tareq Salahi: Update

Washington- It's really hard to believe how someone could crash White House party deceiving the most tight security.
Shakira Gets Golfing

Shakira Gets Golfing

SHAKIRA has joined HALLE BERRY and CELINE DION on the celebrity links - she's become hooked on golf.
Special Feature: Kurbaan a case study

Special Feature: Kurbaan a case study

Kurbaan, a film that had- Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor as the lead pair, Dharma Productions (read Karan Johar) at the helm of production and seasoned ad filmmaker like Rensil DSilva, as the director could have well been a profit making film.
Sonu Niigaam unveils 26/11 anthem for Mumbai Police

Sonu Niigaam unveils 26/11 anthem for Mumbai Police

MUMBAI - Playback singer Sonu Niigaam has created an anthem for Mumbai's police force to praise the spirit of both the security personnel and the average resident of India's financial and entertainment capital.
Packers counting on backups for playoff push

Packers counting on backups for playoff push

GREEN BAY, Wis. - Aaron Kampman has been there for Green Bay Packers rookie Brad Jones all year, sharing the subtle tricks and techniques he has learned on the field and in the film room through seven-plus NFL seasons.
Stanford regroups after tough Big Game loss to Cal

Stanford regroups after tough Big Game loss to Cal

STANFORD, Calif. - Football players at almost every level subscribe to the 24-hour rule.
iDevAffiliate: Review

iDevAffiliate: Review

We had iDevAffiliate as one of the best affiliate tracking software in our blog.
There is a Dream that is India - Its High Time that We Live it

There is a Dream that is India - Its High Time that We Live it

November 26, 2008: 200 people were killed and more than 327 injured in terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
Nokia N900 Vs Motorola Droid : Detailed Comparison

Nokia N900 Vs Motorola Droid : Detailed Comparison

Recently, Motorola Droid aka Motorola Milestone in Europe is perhaps the most hyped mobile phone to be released in the Market.
Acer Aspire 8940G Review

Acer Aspire 8940G Review

The Acer Aspire Laptops are known for providing the best configuration for the money spent.
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Technology

Holiday Web shopping looks brighter than last year

Holiday Web shopping looks brighter than last yearSAN FRANCISCO - Online retailers hope the convenience of the Web, plus discounts and deals, spur still-nervous shoppers to spend more online this holiday season - even as traditional retailers brace for mediocre sales.

Business software firm RedPrairie files for IPO

MILWAUKEE - RedPrairie Holding Inc., a business software provider, said Thursday it filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering.

Black Friday Deals 2009: Best Deals Yet

San Francisco- Black Friday being less than 24 hours away, the stores are offering great rebates and gifts on a number of items.

Time Warner Cable asks help on rising program fees

Time Warner Cable Inc. is asking the public for help as it tries to curtail increases in the programming fees it has to pay to carry cable channels and broadcast stations on its systems.

Review: A riff on robotics with self-tuning guitar

Google,Virgin Media deals command TiVo spotlight

Technology designed to blast aliens in games now part of new computer cluster

Opera upgrades browser to block Chinese users from Facebooking

TiVo posts loss as sales slump

Earnings roundup: Brown Shoe, Coldwater Creek

Science

Coma recovery case attracts doubters

BRUSSELS - Rom Houben's mother remembers her son's amazement when he finally started communicating again after spending 23 years locked in a paralyzed body that was misdiagnosed as vegetative.

Politics

Canadian ex-official: Afghan prison claims known

TORONTO - Canada's former top official on Afghanistan says allegations of abuse in Afghan jails were well known in 2006 when the Canadian military was turning over detainees to Afghanistan's intelligence service.

Haiti bans prominent party from 2010 election

PORT-AU-PRINCE, - Haiti's electoral council has banned the influential party of exiled former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide from next year's legislative elections.

UK gov't will not stop extradition of hacker to US

LONDON - The British government said Thursday it will not prevent the extradition of an autistic hacker accused of breaking into U.S.

Colorado governor's lawn draped in toilet paper

DENVER - It wasn't fresh mountain snow but toilet paper that blanketed the front lawn of the Colorado governor's mansion Thanksgiving morning.

Jordan rejects Israeli offer of partial settlement freeze

Honduran court: Zelaya shouldn't be restored

'Ghost' traps, long lost, keep catching lobsters

Brazil, US official discuss differences

Attorney says dinner crashers shouldn't need him

Iran seizes rights lawyer's Nobel Peace medal

Law

Nev. teen accused in son's murder going to trial

HENDERSON, Nev. - A judge in Nevada has ruled that the case of a Las Vegas-area teen accused of smothering her newborn son can go to trial.

Business

Car insurance scofflaws raise health mandate doubt

Car insurance scofflaws raise health mandate doubtDENVER - Thousands of drivers on the nation's roads don't carry auto insurance, despite laws in all but two states requiring it.

Sports

Del Potro beats Federer to reach ATP semifinals

Del Potro beats Federer to reach ATP semifinalsLONDON - Juan Martin del Potro squeaked into the semifinals of the ATP World Tour Finals by beating Roger Federer 6-2, 6-7 (5), 6-3 Thursday - the slimmest possible margin to advance and knock Andy Murray out of the tournament.

Dubai request for debt 'standstill' raises fear

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Just a year after the global downturn derailed Dubai's explosive growth, the city is now so swamped in debt that it's asking for a six-month reprieve on paying its bills - causing a drop on world markets Thursday and raising questions about Dubai's reputation as a magnet for international investment.

Latest concussion doesn't worry Roethlisberger

PITTSBURGH - Ben Roethlisberger played one of the worst games of his NFL career one week after sustaining a concussion in 2006.

Dubai shock waves shake London stock market

LONDON - The London Stock Exchange felt the shock waves of the Dubai World debt moratorium call Thursday, with the FTSE 100 index dropping 3.2 percent.

Cuba military exercise guards against US invasion

Cuba military exercise guards against US invasionHAVANA - Cuba's armed forces launched three days of intense military exercises across the island Thursday, a mobilization that state-controlled media says is designed to guard against an American invasion.

Edward Stimpson, aviation advocate, dies at 75

Perry leads Texas GOP fight against climate bill

Klug and Co. hope to carve unique path to Olys

2 sports close to venue change for London Olympics

Soldiers in Afghanistan enjoy turkeys they raised

Seniors suffer in troubled SoCal subdivision

Satyam’s Raju put in Forbes `2009 Hall of Shame’

Omar Abdullah drives along new Kashmir road link

Robotic hamsters are holidays' unlikely new craze

Lions TE Pettigrew hurts left knee vs. Packers

DETROIT - Detroit Lions rookie tight end Brandon Pettigrew left Thursday's game against Green Bay with a left knee injury and did not return.

Diggins scores 21 in No. 5 Notre Dame victory

ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands - Freshman Skyler Diggins scored 21 points to lead No.

Wright's double-double helps Virginia beat Indiana

FREEPORT, Bahamas - Monica Wright had 22 points and 11 rebounds to help No.

Cherokee Country wins Big A's Fall Highweight

NEW YORK - Cherokee Country stormed home at 12-1 to beat Greenspring by a half length in the $110,000 Fall Highweight Handicap, the Thanksgiving Day feature at Aqueduct.

Chile faces possible World Cup expulsion

Mitchell helps No. 8 West Virginia rout Long Beach

Rogers throws 3 TDs in Packers 34-12 win vs. Lions

No. 20 Oklahoma holds off South Carolina, 75-67

US skier Schleper tries to make 4th Olympic team

Harris scores 20 as No. 15 Michigan wins in OT

Hawkins gets another year despite 4 losing seasons

Sixers guard Lou Williams out eight weeks

Bills CB McGee back at practice after knee surgery

Pet News

Thanksgiving Day kicks off with slew of parades

NEW YORK - The 83rd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has kicked off in New York City with a 60-foot-tall Kermit the frog hovering over holiday revelers.

2 jailed for beating crocodile in Bangladesh

That hissing in the kitchen? Snake!!!

PR News

INTERPOL's Red Notice remains valid - borders to be watched

LYON, France, November 26 - Following the decision by a Swiss federal court to release Roman Polanski on bail, INTERPOL has issued an alert reminding all 188 member countries that he remains the subject of a valid Red Notice, an international wanted persons notice, issued at the request of US authorities.

The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower - A Tribute

600 Regional Political Decision Makers Establish the Basis for Sustainable Energy Policies in the Lead up to the Copenhagen Summit