First picture from Titan's surface. Breaking news from Saturn. Cool enough to deserve one more FPP in addition to the older one. I had to dig around to find this breaking image -- sorry that it's a bit tiny.

Curious George: What the heck are you supposed to do with a brand new car? [+] more inside

Obituaries of the Future - Nov. 11, 2009 - Busey – Gary (65) fell to his death from the top of the Bunny Lodge in Laughlin, Nevada, after a brief standoff with the Nevada police, screaming about his ferrets getting into a fracas with some weasels.

Only YOU can prevent global warming. By turning off your screensaver and adopting instead a "carbonsaver."

Clock made for the people, by the people I thought this was pretty cool. It's interesting to see what people were doing at this exact minute in days gone by. (lots of crappy carboard signs, but some very cool ones as well... plus, you can submit your very own!) via boingboing.

Northumberland Rocks! More correctly, rocks in Northumberland. With prehistoric carvings on them. Forty years worth of archived information and lots of pretty photos of the historic rock art of northern England. If you live in the area, you can even search using a map and see what rock panels are near your own home.

10 Eastern. Look at some found photos, or draw your own pictures.

Life In 2000 AD - Will it be worth living? From a 1961 edition of Weekend Magazine. And will there be Judges who ride around on big bikes? Via j-walkblog who don't think it is genuine. Plus: What 1974 thought 2003 would be like. This vision of Christmas 'in the future' genuinely comes from the Dr Who annual 1974. via me @ Nerdfilter

Kitty Squeegee
Can I clean your screen f'r ya, pal?

A study finds that sleepy doctors-in-training are as dangerous on the road as drunk drivers. Medical interns are routinely asked to work more than 24 hours in a shift (in the US and I believe the UK), and afterwards, hospitals allow interns to drive home, exhausted. Should the hospital be liable for any accidents the intern causes due to sleep deprivation? more inside

Curious George: Where is it legal for me to camp? Over spring break I plan on going camping by myself, but not the normal sort of LL Bean camping... more inside

Steve Albini has a secret stash

Curious George: Best blog font? What blog font is easiest on the eyes for you? more inside

Wal-Mart strikes back Today, Wal-Mart took out full page ads in Newspapers across the country. They're just sick of being picked on. Poor little guys. Maybe we should be nicer to them.

Grateful Dead vs Joni Mitchell Okay,not really...just file this under free music for all the deadhead/Joni fans... A different "Me and My Uncle" Deadheads know Me and My Uncle as the Grateful Dead's most-played song. It usually came in the first set, and was usually followed by Big River. It was written by John Phillips, first played by the Dead in 1966, and then played more than 600 times over the next thirty years. As you can see from the lyrics, it's your basic manly western song of gambling, drinking, and killing. What most people don't know it that it was sung a year earlier by Joni Mitchell. She was going by the name "Joan Anderson" at the time, and sang it on the CBC television show "Let's Sing Out" on October 4, 1965. The combo of the sweet voice and the macho lyrics is wonderful.

Blinkx TV is a Search Engine for TV. It's "the first Search engine that allows users to search TV across news, sports, and entertainment programming. Just type in a query and go staright to relevant TV clips." SO I tried the obvious with Monkey and then tried a little WMD

From the "Why Didn't They Have These When I Was a Kid" department : Go to the emergency room in style (links to video on this page).

cue musical flourish aaaaand... YET ANOTHER LA MoFi MEETUP! 2wo, in fact... more inside

US Judge orders removal of anti-evolution stickers This will probably be posted all over the place, and may not be new to some of you, but hey this made my day. No more anti-evolution stickers in Cobb County, GA. more inside

Get ready for two of the strangest hours in the history of space exploration. On Jan 14, the Huygens probe will parachute through the atmosphere of Jupiter's moon, Titan. more inside