Our friends at AloneAndUnafraid.com have launched their new t-shirt site featuring some pretty cool military-style designs. The site was founded by two marines who are donating 5 percent of their sales to the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund. Visit their t-shirt site here. For more information on the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund, click here.

Nat Geo describes the birth of the Internet in 1969, when computers sending data between two California universities created a baby step toward the web. Somehow, it makes us feel better that the Internet is a little older than it looks. More here.

Via postsurf.com -- Imagine an endless dynamic surfing wave, where the ride ends only when you do. That's the idea behind Speed Surfing, basically NASCAR meets the beach. "The way you lose this race is by wiping out." Will someone incredibly wealthy please invest in this ASAP? It looks way too cool.

Some things about us just can't be explained. New Scientist takes a look at 10 things researchers don't understand about humans. More here.

Nissan recently introduced the world's first zero-emissions car, the Leaf. It's an electric model that will go on sale in late 2010. As quiet as hybrid cars are getting, it makes us wonder what drag races of the future will sound like. Read more here.

U.K site Creative Review has a breakdown of the best-ever movie opening sequences. Some James Bond films make the cut, along with the titles To Kill a Mockingbird, North by Northwest and Panic Room. Grab your popcorn and see 'em here.

Ever wonder how veteran guitar players like Jimmy Page or The Edge got their unique sound? There's a great new documentary coming out August 14 where the two sit down, along with the White Stripes' Jack White, and share their stories and styles. See the trailer here.

You're never too old to brush-up at Grill School. Epicurious.com has a great set of tutorial videos, and, of course, tasty recipes, here.

Die Hard. Father of the Bride. Big Jake. I Am Sam. A River Runs Through It. Field of Dreams. Finding Nemo. Everyone knows great movies that celebrate dads and fatherhood in some way. So what's your favorite?

Old Guys Rule founder Don Craig discusses the OGR brand, a little surfing history and more with the Orange County Register.