The Weekend Links: Saturday Edition

Allison Keene
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Can't remember the way that certain TV show's theme song went? You might find it here: 22 TV Themes in 7 Minutes. Two guys, a guitar and a keyboard (and in one instance, a kazoo). Pretty impressive, and it reminds me how great some of those tunes are!
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Landsat 7 amazing and beautiful satellite photos of Earth ... Absolutely gorgeous! (Thanks as always to Jan, links-finder extraordinaire!)
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As this website points out, sure college textbooks can be expensive ... but they have nothing on the 10 Most Valuable Books in the World! (although some come close ...)
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Still hungover from St Paddy's Day? Forsooth! What you need is some of Mulliner's Buck-U-Uppo! (That's a Wodehouse reference for any of you fellow nerds out there). If that won't do the trick though, here are 10 hangover cures from around the globe.
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A thoughtful article on Sippers Vs. Gulpers -- Which Way Do You Read the Internet? I am absolutely a gulper - even though I don't tweet or update my Facebook status on the regular, I always have Gmail open and am constantly reading blogs! What about you guys?
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Ladies, do not pull on your girdle while on a date! Ok, some of the rules from this 1938 Dating Guide may be obsolete ... but I actually abide by many of them still!
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From great links contributor Sarah: "I saw a show on this lightbulb cam a few years ago (second show on the page) but blame the mental_floss e-newsletter for bringing it to mind tonight with someone's 'insanely interesting fact' submission about light bulbs on the NYC subways!"
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Need a quick carrying device or an extra pouch? Learn how to temporarily turn your hoodie into a bookbag.
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Parodies of "We Are the World" are everywhere these days, because even though the organizers mean well, the product cannot be anything but cheesy. From Merinda, here are the 11 Greatest Parodies Of We Are The World.
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Finally, a little cuteness: the Adventures of Milktoof!
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Stay tuned for another fresh batch of links tomorrow!

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