[BLOG] Some Monday links

• blogTO notes a Toronto vigil for the Jordanian pilot murdered by ISIS.
• The Broadside Blog’s Caitlin Kelly talks about friends and age gaps.
• Centauri Dreams draws from Poul Anderson</a. to consider the far future.
• Crooked Timber considers trolling.
• The Dragon’s Gaze links to a paper wondering why circumbinary exoplanets are so detectable.
• The Dragon’s Tales looks at robots: robots which put out fires on American navy ships, robots in China which do deliveries for Alibaba, robots which smuggle drugs.
• Far Outliers notes Singapore’s pragmatism and its strong military.
• Language Log notes the language of language diversity.
• Marginal Revolution wonders about the prospects of the Euro-tied Danish crown.
• The Planetary Society Blog notes the approach of Ceres.
• The Power and the Money’s Noel Maurer considers scenarios for a profitable Nicaragua Canal and notes the oddities of Argentina.
• Registan looks at Mongolian investment in Tuva, and other adjacent Mongolian-influence Russian regions.
• Savage Minds looks at Iroquois linguistic J.N.B. Hewitt.
• Seriously Science notes how immigrant chimpanzees adapt tothe vocalizations of native chimps.
• Spacing Toronto talks about the need for an activist mayor in Toronto.
• Torontoist examines the history of important black bookstore Third World Books and Crafts.
• Towleroad notes many young gay/bi students are looking for sugar daddies, and notes the failure of Slovakia’s anti-gay referendum.
• The Volokh Conspiracy notes a new Bosnian Serb law strictly regulating offensive speech online.
• Window on Eurasia notes the collapse of the Russian world, suggests Russia should not be allowed a role in Donbas, argues that a Ukrainian scenario is unlikely in the Latvian region of Latgale and in the Baltics more broadly, and looks at the growth of fascism in Russia.