[BLOG] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• James Bow talks about how Ontario aiming for experimental hydrogen-powered trains, not electric ones, is a mistake.


• Marginal Revolution reports on the community that WalMart took to a West Virginia county it is now leaving.


• Diane Duane shows an old novel proposal from 1999 that she found again, and is now dusting off.


• Transit Toronto notes that the time-based transfer program on the St. Clair route is ending, after 12 years.


• Unicorn Booty reports on the lavender scare of the 1950s in the United States.


• The Volokh Conspiracy notes the strong use of repetition, as a literary device, in the Hebrew version particularly of Genesis.


• Window on Eurasia wonders how the Russian-American relationship, one Russia has depended on in the past, will evolve.

Comments

[dewline]

3. That should be entertaining for someone sooner or later.

7. This is a sick, perverse and toxic relationship. Lots of people are going to prematurely die of it, if it's not cured.