In celebration of the new Star Trek movie, we thought we'd pass along a fun site that highlights all of the various ship "failures" and their respective work-arounds. Get your inner geek on here.

Mark Martin, a 50-year-old driver, won the Sprint Cup at the Phoenix International Raceway last Saturday night. He had retired in 2005 but came back to the sport he loves. It was his first win in 97 races. More here.

Fox Sports takes a look at the top 10 "worst" college mascots - those characters designed to make fans get in touch with their team spirit, but unfortunately, leave some hiding behind the bleachers. See if you agree with the list, here.

Writer Ian Frazier has a great piece in this month's Outside Magazine, chronicling the wisdom of Old Guys in the wild. Check it out on newsstands now or read more here.

Artofmanliness.com has interesting articles/blog entries on - you guessed it - the art of manliness. Check out the "Great Lessons from Great Men" post, as well as safari stories, conditioning drills and other guy stuff. It's all here, man.

Via Humanity.org -- With Spring Break around the corner, thoughts turn to end-of-year graduation ceremonies and commencement speeches. If you're headed to a college this May to see Jr. off into the world, take a look at some inspiring commencement speeches here. (Feel free to share the knowledge as your own.)

Creative Closeup has a cool collection of 15 design concepts that might make life just a bit cooler. How about a digital hourglass? A folding bicycle? Or a flying stick camera? See how they might work here.

Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger III is the US Airways pilot who landed his failed aircraft in the Hudson River, saving the lives of all aboard. With more than 19,000 hours of flight time, Sullenberger's aviation career has been marked by many achievements. Read more here. (Above is Sullenberger's 1973 Air Force Academy senior photo. Happy 58th birthday on Friday, captain.)

Via ackackack -- BBQAddicts.com has a fantastic-looking recipe for the ultimate BBQ sausage dish. The ingredients: pork, pork, bbq sauce and pork. Enjoy it here.

As part of its yearly "the lives the lived" series, The New York Times has a fascinating piece on chess king Bobby Fischer, who is widely thought of as one of the greatest players of all time, to put it mildly. Fischer passed away in January of 2008. Read more here.