[BLOG] Some Wednesday links

[rfmcdonald]

• blogTO notes that Yorkville's Lettieri is shutting down.


• Crooked Timber starts a debate as to who won the latest Greece/Eurozone confrontation.


• The Dragon's Gaze links to a paper suggesting a new way to analyze carbon-rich exoplanet atmospheres.


• The Dragon's Tales observes that India is hoping to build its next aircraft carrier quickly.


• Languages of the World's Asya Perelstvaig announces that people can now apply for her online Stanford course.


• Marginal Revolution argues that antibiotics are of underestimated value.


• Spacing reviews an interesting-sounding book, The Language of Space.


• Towleroad notes an anonymous college lacrosse player who has just published a book of love poems to his boyfriend.


• Window on Eurasia argues that Russia wants to weaken Baltic faith in NATO and suggests that everyone, detractors and supporters alike, overestimate Putin.


• The Financial Times' World blog notes that apparently Russia was unhappy with being ignored, so explaining in part why it went into Ukraine.