[BLOG] Some Thursday links

• blogTO notes that the site of the former Linux Caffè on Harbord at Grace is set to become a retro-style malt shop.
• Centauri Dreams reacts to the discovery of an exoplanet in the uadruple 30 Arietis system.
• The Dragon’s Gaze links to a paper suggesting that the protoplanetary disk of T Chamaeleontis can be best explained by stationary structures.
• The Dragon’s Gaze notes controversy over Gliese 581d’s existence.
• The Everyday Sociology Blog’s Sally Raskoff notes the complex relationship between sex and gender.
• The Frailest Thing considers the possibility of being cruel towards artificial entities like robots.
• Lawyers, Guns and Money is critical of anarchism’s ability to organize workers.
• The Map Room’s Jonathan Crowe shares a detailed image of Ceres’ surface.
• Marginal Revolution debates David Shambaugh’s argument of impending political change in China.
• The Planetary Society Blog describes when we should expect detailed images of Pluto and its moons to come in from New Horizons.
• The Russian Demographics Blog charts falling fertility in the North Caucasus.
• Torontoist notes mourning and anger at the police reaction to the death of Toronto transwoman Sumaya Dalmar.
• Towleroad notes a Michigan gym’s defense of a transwoman client.
• Why I Love Toronto celebrates the new Honest Ed’s development plans.
• Window on Eurasia is skeptical about the prospects for Russian immigrants in Europe to constitute a political force and mourns Nemtsov’s death.