[BLOG] Some Saturday links

[rfmcdonald]

• The Crux takes a look at how those people who actually are short sleepers work.


• D-Brief looks at a study noting how the moods of people are determined by the strengths of their phones' batteries.


• Dan Lainer-Vos at the Everyday Sociology Blog looks at statistical certainty at a time of climate change.


• JSTOR Daily looks at how, and why, the New England Puritans believed human bone might have medical power.


• Lawyers, Guns and Money looks at the press coverage that created the alleged Clinton uranium scandal.


• The Map Room Blog shares maps noting that, already, since the late 19th century much of the world has warmed more than 2 degrees Celsius.


• Strange Company shares a diverse collection of links.


• Daniel Pfau at Towleroad writes about possible deep evolutionary roots of homosexuality.


• Window on Eurasia notes how the Russian republic of Karelia, despite its border with Finland, suffers from repression.