Black Friday is underway and this year's most wanted toy are Zhu Zhu Pets. Num Nums, Chunk, Mr. Squiggles and Pip Squeak are toy hamsters that have been elusive to shoppers and the search for Zhu Zhu pets is in progress as Black Friday shoppers hope to find at least one. Toys R Us had limited quantities early in the morning and most online retailers have been sold out for months.

Thanksgiving is over and the leftovers are crowding the refrigerator and tired Black Friday shoppers are hungry. Leftover turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce won't go to waste when you reinvent the leftovers into easy post-Thanksgiving meals. Easy recipes for quick and delicious turkey-remakes include the classic Hot Brown sandwich, turkey hash, grilled turkey-cranberry sandwiches and tex-mex turkey soup.

If you haven't hit a retailer yet for their doorbuster sales, you should calm down, get a cup of coffee and eat some turkey, and probably forget about it. Most doorbuster deals are already gone. However, if you check your inbox, you will find plenty of Black Friday online deals and Black Friday Internet sales.

While forecasts for holiday online sales are up, those for holiday retail sales are down. It would be hard to convince those in line at Midnight Madness sales, as crowds filled parking lots at midnight or in early morning hours.

Market research firms have chimed in on holiday shopping (including Black Friday and Cyber Monday) predictions for both online retailers (or e-tailers) and brick-and-mortar retailers. The bottom line looks good for e-tailers. Unfortunately, the news for retailers is not so good.

Black Friday deals are about to start online. Shoppers who choose not to battle the crowds can set their alarms and head to their computers to take advantage of the Black Friday sales. The big sales will be starting late tonight and early Friday morning. Walmart will be putting most of their Black Friday products online at 3:00am Eastern time.

People are lined up with their Black Friday Ads for Black Friday Sales and Black Friday Deals. They are also warming up their PCs for Cyber Monday. However, there are some stores open on Thanskgiving, and they are not just mom-and-pop stores either.

Black Friday Deals are online, and that includes Sears. We previously wrote about Sears' Black Friday Sale Now! Doorbusters, which will run every Saturday until Christmas. These online sales, coming before actual Black Friday, really serve as a sort of Cyber Thursday.

Black Friday 2009 deals start early on the Newegg website. Newegg.com is offering big discounts online starting the day before Thanksgiving, November 25. Newegg is known for the best prices on computer parts, laptop computers, digital cameras, electronics and more with fast shipping and top-rated customer service.

Walmart Black Friday deals abound, and many have been leaked via the Internet. However, now some online Black Friday deals have been announced, turning Black Friday into a sort of Cyber Friday.

With only hours to go, consumers are setting their alarm clocks for Black Friday deals like those in the 2009 Kmart Black Friday ad. Not only does Kmart have doorbuster and Black Friday deals, they are open on Thanksgiving with some good deals for shoppers who are ready to get their holiday shopping underway.

New Walmart Black Friday 2009 Sales ads have been updated and feature some of the hottest gifts including $198 laptops, a $59 GPS, and low-priced toys. Walmart is competing with Amazon.com, Target and other retailers this season, so their discounts will be big.