[BLOG] Some Thursday links

[rfmcdonald]

• blogTO shares ten interesting facts about Scarborough.


• The Dragon's Gaze looks at orbits where two or more objects can share a path.


• The Dragon's Tales reports on Lockheed's allegedly promising plan for near-term fusion reactors.


• Eastern Approaches notes concerns about media bias in Slovakian print media.


• Geocurrents notes how recent events show that Ukraine does not cleave neatly into pro- and anti-Russian halves.


• Joe. My. God. observes that the Micronesian state of Palau has decriminalized homosexuality.


• Language Hat looks at the history of how fonts get their names.


• Marginal Revolution notes the arguably stagnant and over-regulated labour market of France.


• James Nicoll has announced his ongoing effort, to commemorate the Cuban missile crisis, to review books on nuclear war.


• The Planetary Society Blog's Emily Lakdawalla notes that astronomers have found a second small Kuiper belt object for the New Horizons probe to survey.


• Spacing Toronto blogs about the demographic and economic challenges of millennials in Canadian cities.


• Towleroad looks at problems with gay intimacy visibility on American television.


• Window on Eurasia considers tensions over migration in post-Soviet Russia.


• The World notes the devastating impact on living standards of the Greek recession.