Digg shares a two pages Top Cultured article -- "Every season, fans follow their favorite teams in hopes of reaching the Super Bowl.

VideoSift shares a funny one minute and 36 seconds YouTube music video titled "My Mom's On Facebook"

Google Video has a 41 minutes and 51 seconds GameTap's Tomb Raider retrospective

VideoSift shares a 4.5 minutes YouTube video showing an experiment where the guy placed tape on cats and observed their reactions.

VideoSift shares a compiled ten YouTube video parts of a 1.5 hours/90 minutes BBC documentary titled "Synth Britannia - The Rise of Electronic Music". It follows "a generation of post-punk musicians who took the synthesizer from the experimental fringes to the centre of the pop stage..." There is a 1.25 minutes YouTube video of its trailer.

Boing Boing shares a Flash game titled "Mr. Bounce" -- "Neon colors, ball physics, crazy music and highly enjoyable game play -- what else do you need? Mr. Bounce adds new ingredients to the classic formula 'Avoid missing ball for high score': Would you like some trajectory projection and slow motion for a satisfying sense of control? Add a serious amount of bouncing elements, plus blockers, pipes and wind. Let's bounce! ..."

Trendsmap is "a real-time mapping of Twitter trends across the world. See what the global, collective mass of humanity are discussi

Neatorama shares "25 Horrifying Thanksgiving Turkey Cakes" -- "Apparently on Turkey Day, people across the United States/U.S. feel the need to make cakes that look like, you guessed it: turkeys!

Boing Boing shares a mental_floss blog on "a brief history of Black Friday" -- "Forget Thanksgiving turkey, fellowship, and football; for a lot of shoppers, Black Friday is the week’s truly notable holiday.

Digg shares a MSNBC article: "The average American eats 17.6 pounds of turkey per year, more than double the figure for 1970, according to the National Turkey Federation. To feed the growing appetite, some 273 million turkeys will be raised in the United States in 2009, and a good number of them will be consumed on Thanksgiving, after which many Americans will loll about, overstuffed, sleepy and in many cases intoxicated.

Boing Boing shares an one minute and 24 seconds YouTube video showing a LEGO animation of a scene (a 46 seconds side by side comparison) from the first Matrix movie

Blue's News shares AbleGamers that is "a community for the disabled and is the best source

Digg shares a true amusing comic strip (contains bad words)

Boing Boing shares a non-interactive Flash United States (U.S.) map showing unemployment rates by county

Blue's News share a Flash game titled "Glow Cut" where the player must quickly cut shapes, by dragging and clicking with a mouse, into smaller pieces and turn into yellow color for points.

Neatorama shares Scroll Clock that shows the current time, with scrollbars, in yo

Digg shares a hilarious CollegeHumor image (contains bad words) titled "5 Star Wars Status Updates"