Tonight is the moon's closest perigee in 18 years, as well as a full moon. Some have expressed fears that this so-called "super moon" is behind the Japanese earthquake and may possibly cause other natural disasters, but scientists have debunked these concerns. I have not, however, seen any indications that this will not cause a plague of super werewolves, so thankfully I have a stockpile of silver bullets.

Super Links:	Thanks Ant and Mike Martinez and Acleacius.
Play:	Cardboard Box Assembler. Last Moment. Missing Duckling. Angry Ducks.
Link:	Could A Layperson Land A Jumbo Jet? Thanks Neatorama.
Stories:	Moon To Be Closest To Earth In Last 18 Years On March 19. Identifying photocopy machine poses problem for official. Thanks Boing Boing.
Science:	Science Behind 'Supermoon' Explained. After some tweaking, Air Force set to blast second hypersonic jet.
Images:	First Look At New "Wonder Woman".
Media:	Driver Perspective of Giant Tsunami Wave Swallowing His Car. Hot Wheels - Secret Race Battle. Robots!!! totally rockin' those cardboard boxes.
The Funnies:	Brevity.