[BLOG] Some Friday links

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• blogTO notes how Ryerson University has launched an incubator for the local music scene.


• Crooked Timber notes the high minimum wage in Australia.


• Dangerous Minds shares a video of Keith Haring getting arrested from 1982.


• The Dragon's Gaze reports on a study of hot Neptunes.


• The Dragon's Tales notes that a search of WISE data did not produce Planet Nine.


• Joe. My. God. notes that Beyoncé has produced merchandise calling for her own boycott, to the anger of her detractors.


• Languages of the World wonders how anyone could argue that Yiddish comes from Turkey, never mind argue so badly.


• Marginal Revolution's Tyler Cowen is pessimistic about Greece.


• Neuroskeptic notes a new brain study tracing human thought.


• The Power and the Money's Noel Maurer looks at how Republicans are coming to accept Trump.


• Towleroad notes that Timothy Conigrave's Holding the Man is set to be adapted for the movies.


• Window on Eurasia notes Chernobyl's impact on the Soviet Union, considers which Russian federal subjects might be next for merger, and notes Russia's acceptance of a Chinese railroad built with international gauge on its territory.