Neatorama shares Lifestyle's 18 pages/slides showing photographs/photos. with a different view of Washington District of Columbia (D.C.)

TheFW shares "eight/8 wacky Presidential turkey pardon moments -- As holidays go, Thanksgiving sure has its share of odd traditions. Live parades with lip-synched musical numbers! Mincemeat pies and Jell-O molds! Grandma Ruthie removing her dentures at the dinner table! Not even the President of the United States (U.S.) is spared his share of the inanity. Case in point: the presidential turkey pardon, an annual pre-Thanksgiving practice in which the POTUS makes a speech about the stuff we should all be thankful for and then poses for a photo-op with a live turkey before sending it off to live the rest of its life uneaten (by humans, anyway).

Neatorama shares a five pages Time article (one print page) showing "how the United States Postal Service (USPS) fell apart". There is also a nineteen (19) pages/slide Time's photograph/photo. essay (one ugly single page) showing the storied history

Linux Today shares an Opensource.com article on "The digital rights management graveyard: A brief history of digital rights management in music.

West Point Academy/WarThinkTank's YouTube Channel has a collection of war/military documentaries.

Blue's News share an addicting turn based strategy Flash game titled "WarLight" on Free Web Arcade (single player only) and its official web site (more options like multiplayer) -- "A casual turn-based online board game where you compete to rule the world."

Boing Boing shares a Technology Review infographic showing a space launches infographic

VideoSift shares a three minutes and 49 seconds YouTube video

Brevity shows a funny comic strip on why Alderaan was destroyed by the first Death Star

VideoSift shares a two minutes and 41 seconds "a national crisis of cinematic proportions" because the United States/U.S. President hasn't seen the first Rocky movie.

/. shares The New York Times' graphic showing a Facebook's parody/spoof showing America's Wall

Neatorama shares a National Geographic article on "9 Fourth of July Myths Debunked" -- "Many time-honored patriotic tales turn out to be more fiction than fact. In anticipation of the Fourth of July, here's a look at some memorable myths from the birth of the United States (U.S.)..."

Blue's News share an addicting Flash military real-time strategy (RTS) game titled "Top Defense" on Games For Work and its official web site, BubbleBox -- "Rain down death from above as you protect your bases from the skies. Unlock and upgrade gunships."

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks share an io9 article on the "10/Ten Things You Probably Didn't Know About Star Wars" -- "Star Wars. It's part of our culture. A crucial feature of our lives, like an energy field that binds all living things together. You may think you know everything about this rich universe — but there's always more to learn.

Neatorama shares a Mental_Floss article that looks back at a few notable tornado firsts.

Rootuser shares a funny five minutes and 25 seconds YouTube video making fun of "grammar police" -- "You can run but you can't hide as Smosh takes to the streets to regulate bad grammar!"

VideoSift shares a funny/hilarious two minutes and ten seconds YouTube video