CNNMoney gives a Super Bowl 2010 advertisements (ads.)/commercials/spots preview

Digg shares a funny Fredo and Pidjin comic strip (Chinese version) showing Apple's Steve Jobs revealing something bigger

VideoSift shares an amusing comic strip titled "Weekend Will Wind".

The New York Times has two short/brief articles: When Party Is Over, the Ball Lands Here (see on Blue's News) and Lots of Sparkle for a Swift Fall

Neatorama shares a Sloshspot blog on the "eleven (11) of the most bizarre driving under influence (DUI) stories ever told".

Blue's News share a short Christmas Flash game titled "BubbleQuod Christmas Madness" where the player controls a bunch of guys in their transparent balls to roll around, press buttons, and exit the level.

Boing Boing shares a MSNBC article on how "pop-culture icons, alphabet letters, social trends influenced parents' choices.

Brevity shares its comic strip showing nerds and geeks with their prom dates.

Blue's News share a Walyou blog on its "Top 194 Geeky Christmas Trees and Ornaments 2009"

Neatorama shares a Gizmodo article on "The Brief and Strangely Interesting History of Christmas Lights".

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.

VideoSift shares a seven minutes video showing Newsweek's picks in reviewing the first decade of the 21st Century in seven minutes. Also, an Web site for this decade.

A day late, but always for future ones... Blue's News shares a Huffington Post article on the history of Halloween plus five (5) things you didn't know about the holiday!

Digg shares The Oatmeal's comic strip showing "how different age groups celebrate Halloween"

Neatorama shares a photograph/photo. collections, with explainations, showing Internet cat costumes

Boing Boing shares a short mental_floss blog that answers "what happens to the losing team's championship shirts" -- "... After a big game in any sport, from a league championship to the World Series, Super Bowl, Stanley Cup, etc., people are going to be clamoring for commemorative merchandise. So it would make sense to have two sets printed up—declaring each team the winner.