[PHOTO] Thirteen photos of Ossington between Queen and Dundas

The Jane's Walk tour of the Ossington strip north from Queen to Dundas took us past many sites, from street art to trendy bars to hip charchuteries to, even, intersections I once lived near, with the Portuguese and Vietnamese legacies of this neighbourhood still apparent at places.

[BLOG] Some Thursday links

• The Big Picture shares photos of the South Sudanese refugee exodus into Uganda.


• blogTO shares an ad for a condo rental on Dovercourt Road near me, only $1800 a month.


• Centauri Dreams reports on the idea of using waste heat to detect extraterrestrial civilizations.


• Crooked Timber uses the paradigm of Jane Jacobs' challenge to expert in the context of Brexit.


• The LRB Blog reports on the fishers of Senegal and their involvement in that country's history of emigration.


• The Planetary Society Blog shares an image comparing Saturn's smaller moons.


• The Volokh Conspiracy comes out in support of taking down Confederate monuments.
  
• Window on Eurasia suggests Chechens are coming out ahead of Daghestanis in the North Caucasus' religious hierarchies, and argues that Putin cannot risk letting Ukraine become a model for Russia.


• Arnold Zwicky looks at various bowdlerizations of Philip Larkin's famous quote about what parents do to their children.