[BLOG] Some Wednesday links

Jan 13, 2016 19:12

  • blogTO identify five neighbourhoods in downtownish Toronto with cheap rent.
  • The Dragon's Gaze notes one paper suggesting Earth-like worlds may need both ocean and rocky surfaces to be habitable.
  • The Dragon's Tales reports that Pluto's Sputnik Planum is apparently less than ten million years old.
  • Geocurrents begins an interesting regional schema of California.
  • Language Log notes a Hong Kong ad that blends Chinese and Japanese remarkably.
  • Lawyers, Guns and Money notes that societies with low inequality report higher levels of happiness than others.
  • The Map Room points to the lovely Pocket Atlas of Remote Islands.
  • Marginal Revolution wonders why Amazon book reviews are so dominated by American reviewers.
  • Savage Minds considers, after Björk, the ecopoetics of physical geology data.
  • Window on Eurasia commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Vilnius massacre.
  • The Financial Times' The World blog looks at Leo, the dog of the Cypriot president.

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