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Yesterday Canstruction, an exhibit and design competition that challenges teams of architects and engineers to stack and color-coordinate cans into pop art masterpieces, debuted for its third year at the World Financial Center.
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Remember this? “Scratch the white meat. We have dark meat and really dark meat.”
Read more: A Startlingly Comprehensive Pictorial History of TV Characters at Thanksgiving Dinner
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“This may be revealing a little too much of my inner nerd for comfort, but so be it. Though not new by any means, 2011 was the year I discovered George RR Martin’s fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, via HBO’s spot-on adaptation of the first book, A Game of Thrones. The show was great, but the novels it led me to were even better. For the first time since I was a kid, reading The Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Prydain, I let myself become immersed in a world of epic adventure, chivalry and family trees, of war and courtship and strange customs. Dorky it may be, but this year, I am thankful for the opportunity to take a break from all those Important Literary Novels and be a kid again, if only for a few thousand pages.” — Emily Temple, Literary Editor/Weekend Editor
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A Visual History of Presidents Petting Turkeys
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A Visual History of Presidents Petting Turkeys
[Images: AP]
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10 freaky facts about Black Friday
As you head out into the madness, may the odds be ever in your favor. (And these bits of trivia may come in handy as you stand in line.)
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