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youngadultsciencefiction.blogspot.com - 11/28/2008
All in the Family for Thanksgiving
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081125/ap_on_sc/sci_sky_trio Jupiter, Venus, and the Moon get together.
A John Scalzi SciFi Thanksgiving
blogs.amctv.com - 11/27/2008
A John Scalzi SciFi Thanksgiving
— blogs.amctv.com — Here in the United States it's Thanksgiving, when we all sit around with family and friends, eat... a 48,000-calorie pile of food, and then collapse in front of the television to watch football. It's an American tradition, and I guess somewhere in there ... (more) A John Scalzi SciFi Thanksgiving

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A Very Shatner Thanksgiving (video)
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youtube.com - 11/27/2008
A Very Shatner Thanksgiving (video)
— youtube.com — Bill shares his Thanksgiving thoughts with his family. (more) A Very Shatner Thanksgiving (video)

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Thanksgiving Dinner is Sadder in Space [Space Food]
io9.com - 11/27/2008
Thanksgiving Dinner is Sadder in Space [Space Food]
— io9.com — Today, millions of Americans are traveling to spend Thanksgiving Day with their loved ones. But for the... astronauts currently aboard the International Space Station, going home for the holiday isn’t an option. The station will host a Thanksgiving meal ... (more) Thanksgiving Dinner is Sadder in Space [Space Food]
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