[BLOG] Some Friday links

[rfmcdonald]

• blogTO covers Spacing's new Toronto store.


• Crooked Timber has a measured response to the death of mystery novelist P.D. James.


• The Dragon's Tales links to a paper modeling the development of river deltas on Titan and on Earth.


• Far Outliers notes the awkward advantages of Japanese-Koreans in North Korea.


• Joe. My. God. features a guest post from Carl Siciliano, operator of a shelter for GLBT youth.


• Language Hat notes a recent study suggesting that even forgotten languages are not truly forgotten by humans once exposed to them.


• Marginal Revolution looks at the complications of France's 35-hour work week.


• The Russian Demographics Blog notes the Hajnal line dividing European population and observes the return of natural increase in Russia.


• The Signal has a fascinating interview about the complexities of digital art preservation.


• Transit Toronto notes John Tory's order to restore cut bus service to dozens of routes, including my Dupont bus.


• Window on Eurasia suggests Chinese dams might dry up Kazakhstan's Lake Balkhash and examines the consequence of Russia's stripping expatriates of their citizenship.