1. Enceladus (because it "is emerging as the most habitable spot beyond Earth in the Solar System for life as we know it")
2. You might want to get in touch with these guys http://www.l5-series.com/ one of them worked at nasa or esa and you might be interested in the series too

http://www.russianspaceweb.com/phobos_grunt_2011.html#bku


So onboard computer which controls the flight basically did not pass any pre-flight test. "Let's try, if it fails also in real, not only during testing..."

This rumor is not true.

Please see official answer to this from NASA:
http://www.marstravel.org/2011/11/response-from-nasa-regarding-assistance.html

This was actually basis for one of the questions asked in the interview with him which took place recently on goodreads (I pasted link to the video few posts above). I believe the question is asked somewhere between 0h:50m and 0h:51m

Even though I'm not a big fan of cutting the NASA budget, here is some (reasonable) reading about why is it good:
http://tech.mit.edu/V130/N18/nasap.html

For fans of Neal, there was recently interview on goodreads with him (however, interviewer was, nicely said, boring):
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/video_chat/14

and the evergreen of Neal @google (a lot of interesting ideas - e.g., about wikipedia):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnq-2BJwatE

If pirates are more important to the company than customers, players should think twice about buying their games.

In the end it's all cat & dog and we all know how it's gonna end. DRM cracked within weeks and paying customers left unplayable when disconnected while pirates will play happily offline.

... when they are open source.

Been using opera for good 5 years, but realized, even though it's tab & download management is much superior to other browsers, chrome (and/or firefox) are just easier to get on with, because they are essentially open. If competition can be open, why can't we?

You're mentioning Diablo 1 & 2, but those are not adventures by far.
If you are asking for good adventures, the answer is Broken Sword 1 & 2, The Longest Journey, Siberia, Gabriel Knight 3, Lost Horizon, ... these games are not necessarily new, but they are fun to play and Broken Sword especially is a game that one generation has grown up on.

If you are asking for RPG (Diablo-like games), then the answer is Fallout 1, 2, 3, Tactics; Albion (old), Final Fantasy VII, Oblivion, Baldur's Gate 2, and there are hundreds of other good RPG's - they vary in genre, so you can pick one your children prefer - fantasy, scifi, futur noir, ...
anyway, most of the RPG's are single player and include violence in more or less brutal way. If you like your children to play some good, multiplayer, non-violent game, maybe you could go for MMORPG's like Eve Online, where you don't get to (1) fights with other pilots (2) person-to-person fights; if you don't want to... You can actually play peaceful career and it's still a lot of fun.

The description has been updated, so you can find it in the link. But just to make life easier:
Equipment: Canon 5D Mk II (for all video and time-lapse imagery);
Canon 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye (for wide-field shots);
Canon 75-300mm f/4-5.6 (for animal scenes and zoom shots);
Canon TC80N3 Timer Remote Control ... and a cheap broken tripod :-(

Software: Quicktime Pro (to generate video from stills); iMovie to edit and compile movie.

just to clear it up:

Normally 2K means 2048 x 1080 pixels.
However, the article assumes that 45K means 45000 pixels, which should be written as 0.045 MP (megapixel).

iStat menu (most probably).

for those tl;dr:
most of the users report that after uninstalling istat menu pro (and it's "fan control" set to on by default) the problem goes away...

keep panicking...

... when slashdot used to be news for nerds and not just yet another flamewar breeding news website

"We have removed 5 hundred thousand lines from X server core, did anybody notice?"