Matt Croydon: "If a redesign happens and everyone is reading via RSS, did a redesign happen?"

State of the Union Address Drinking Game: "The general rules of this game are no different from any other drinking game. A drink is either a shot or a good gulp from a beer (or cider). Different events call for different numbers of drinks and all you do is watch the speech and play along. If all goes well, you'll be unconscious by the time they show the other party's response."

Bandwidth Place, Speed Test: How fast is your connection? Mine's 676.1 kilobits per second.

Mars Needs Women: "Mars is roughly half the size of planet Earth and twice as large as our moon. A sidereal year (slightly longer than a solar year) on the planet Mars is equal to 686.98 Earth days. When viewed, the planet has a reddish color, caused by ferric oxide in the soil."

What if I redesigned and nobody cared?

I'm in the process of a redesign. Thoughts?

Oakland police no match for street mayhem: "Anarchy broke out on the streets of Oakland Sunday night when beefed- up police forces proved inadequate to stem eruptions of mayhem after the Raiders' loss in the Super Bowl. Hundreds of police with riot gear, squad cars and helicopters were no match for larger numbers of troublemakers in scattered locations along International Boulevard who set fires, smashed windows and destroyed property, including a McDonald's restaurant that was ransacked and partially burned."

If you missed them, you can still watch all of the Super Bowl commercials.

The Complete 9/11 Timeline: "This webpage is meant to be a comprehensive resource for anyone attempting to understand 9/11, the anthrax attacks, and the war on terrorism. Once you start reading, I think it will become clear that there is much more going on than the official story claims. The mainstream media is the one that's failed to connect the dots. There are an amazing amount of intriguing news stories that have squeaked into the media but not reached a wide audience, and/or have not been properly followed up or placed into context."

Anarchism, Reason, and History: "Hoppe is only the latest thinker in the tradition of philosophical anarchism. His mentor, the late Murray Rothbard, was another. Both owe their ideas to a great but little-known nineteenth-century American, Lysander Spooner. Spooner's position was simple. There is a moral law, which in essence we all learn in early childhood, even before we know our math tables. Basically it is this: Don't harm other people. The principle is simple, even if its applications may occasionally be difficult. From this, Spooner reasoned, it follows that no state should exist. Nobody can claim the power to change the moral law or a monopoly of the authority to enforce it. But the state claims the right to do both. It tries to change the moral law by legislation, which is falsely thought to add to the moral duties of its subjects; and it insists that only it may define, outlaw, and punish wrongs. The results of the state's claims include war, tyranny, slavery, and taxation. Human society would be better off without the state."