[BLOG] Some Tuesday links

[rfmcdonald]

• The Big Picture shares photos from post-referendum Greece.


• blogTO looks at a recent live-tweeting of a bad date.


• Centauri Dreams notes the recovery of New Horizons.


• The Dragons' Gaze notes a new estimate for terrestrial exoplanets suggesting that every Sun-like star should at least have one.


• The Dragon's Tales links to a paper suggesting that salt in the waters of Uranus and Neptune plays a critical role in determining their internal structure.


• Geocurrents looks at Dhofar.


• Language Hat notes that Stalin was quite multilingual.


• Lawyers, Guns and Money looks at the way the language used by women is policed.


• The Map Room's Jonathan Crowe links to an interview with fantasy map designer Robert Lazzaretti.


• Personal Reflections' Jim Belshaw reflects on Australia's experience in the Great Depression, noting that it was a time when states were powerful.


• pollotenchegg notes post-Second World War fertility in Ukraine.


• Savage Minds has a roundup of links to various anthropology and social sciences blogs.


• Speed River Journal's Van Waffle shares photos from St. Jacob's Farmers market.


• Torontoist looks at a BDSM sex dungeon.


• The Volokh Conspiracy notes that Iceland has repealed its blasphemy law in direct reaction to the Charlie Hebdo murders.


• Window on Eurasia looks at Russia's historical singularity and recent evolution.