There were times when I could have blogwatched her–

But you know I would hate anything to happen to her.

No I don’t want to see her…

Agoraphilia: Did NASA invent everything? More here. My only personal association with Tang is the role it played in the Worst Breakfast I Ever Ate (the day I managed to come down with both pneumonia and heat fever–beat THAT!), but I do like Velcro, and I don’t like NASA, so I’m intrigued by any site claiming that the tax-guzzling government space race is a big ol’ waste. Not convinced–I don’t know enough to have an opinion here–but intrigued. Via The Agitator.

Amy Welborn: American Library Association kisses Fidel Castro. Ugh, ugh, ugh.

Britius is your source for pix, movies, and general whonowwhatnow? regarding the breakdancer who performed for the Pope.

Matthew Yglesias feels my pain. The Yale Free Press concurs.

Gospel of the Body blog! Neat! “The hope is that Christopher West will be able to provide an article on the blog once a week, and I will be soliciting articles from a number of theologians/speakers who are familiar with the subject.” Via Piraeus.

Rick Brookhiser nails a basic American dynamic: “Michael asks why the blackout [of mainstream coverage of the March for Life]. It is religion configured as class. On the inside cover of Paul Fussell’s sharp, nasty little book, called Class, he gave as class signifiers these statements: (Upper) Grandfather died. (Middle) Grandma passed away. (Lower) Uncle was taken to Jesus.”

Give Sean Collins your money!