[BLOG] Some Monday links

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• Alpha Sources' Claus Vistesen argues that as a result of various factors including shrinking populations, economic bubbles are going to be quite likely.
• blogTO argues that Toronto's strip clubs are in trouble.
• The Broadside Blog's Caitlin Kelly wonders who is going to pay for journalism in the future.
• Centauri Dreams looks at ringed Centaur objects.
• Crooked Timber's Daniel Davies describes his family's recent experience in New Zealand. Want to find out how the Maori are like the Welsh?
• D-Brief notes the return of wood bison to the United States.
• The Dragon's Gaze links to a paper suggesting Alpha Centauri Bb is a superdense world.
• The Dragon's Tales note Indonesia's upset with Chinese claims to the South China Sea.
• Far Outliers reports on how NGOs feed corruption in Cambodia.
• Language Hat links to a gazetteer of placenames in Jamaica.
• Language Log's Victor Mair looks at some Sino-English constructions.
• Marginal Revolution points to its collection of Singapore-related posts.
• The Planetary Society Blog considers Cassini's footage of Saturn's F ring.
• The Power and the Money hosts Will Baird's argument that the Ukrainian east will soon see an explosion of violence.
• Spacing Toronto and Torontoist look at the architectural competition for the Toronto Islands ferry terminal.
• Torontoist reports on Martin Luther King's 1962 visit to Toronto.
• Towleroad notes a raging syphillis epidemic among gay men in New York City's Chelsea neighbourhood.
• Window on Eurasia notes changes in the Islam of Tatarstan, notes Russia's transition towards totalitarianism, observes Russian claims of Finnish meddling in Karelia, and looks at polls suggesting Ukrainians fear Russia but do not trust the European Union.
• Yorkshire Ranter Alex Harrowell describes what seems to have been a shambolic attempt to co-opt the English Defense League somehow. (I don't understand it. All I can figure out is that.