[BLOG] Some Monday links

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• blogTO notes an Instagram user from Toronto, @brxson, who takes stunning photos of the city from on high.
• The Dragon's Gaze links to a paper examining the limits of exoplanet J1407b's massive ring system.
• The Dragon's Tales notes evidence that the primordial Martian atmosphere apparently did not have carbon dioxide.
• Imageo notes that the California rivers swollen by flooding can be seen from space.
• Joe. My. God. notes that American intelligence agencies are withholding sensitive information from a White House seen as compromised by Russian intelligence.
• Language Hat talks about the best ways to learn Latin.
• Marginal Revolution links to a paper observing a decline in inter-state migration in the United States.
• The NYRB Daily looks at the interesting failure of a public sculpture program in the United Kingdom in the 1970s.
• Personal Reflections' Jim Belshaw notes the remarkable heat that has hit Australia in recent days.
• The Planetary Society Blog reports on the intersection between space technology and high-tech fashion.
• The Power and the Money's Noel Maurer looks at how Argentina gave the Falkland Islands tariff-free access to Mercosur.
• The Russian Demographics Blog looks at the countries likely to be vulnerable to rapid aging.
• Transit Toronto notes the Bombardier lawsuit against Metrolinx.
• Window on Eurasia argues that poor Russian statistical data is leading directly to bad policy.