Blogger Maysaloon discusses Qatar's rather sketchy "Plan B" involving some kind of safe haven in Syria.
The team discusses the prospect of seeing the northern lights, but Fildes is doubtful.
Self rarely or never discusses heroin these day, and in particular his own 14 years of heroin use.
Early on, Don discusses a VW ad saying: "I don't know what I hate about it most – the ad or the car".
Grabar discusses the potential problems of the new network: a small projected ridership (would the proposed cable car be more popular?), low employment density along the city's coastline, administrative obstacles and weather dependence.
In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC he discusses a number of cricketing issues, including his concerns for the future of Test cricket and next summer's Ashes series in England.
"It's a fairly common desire!" Homes discusses her writing process – "I think in imagery, I don't think in words at all" – and notes that she centres her work on such morally ambiguous questions because "moral dilemmas interest me a lot, but right and wrong is not something I can answer".
Time allocated to rest days and warm-up matches is being squeezed all over the place, with the effect less pronounced on the home sides (elsewhere on the Guardian, Andy Bull discusses the issue in this week's Spin).
Entitled "Me and my metadata", it explains what happened when two of his students wrote a program to analyse his Gmail account and create from the metadata therein a visualisation of his social network (and of his private life), which he then publishes and discusses in detail.
3. What My Mother Doesn't Know by Sonya Sones Sophie, the 14-year-old narrator discusses her first love, then her second, and then her third.
Spoiler alert: this article discusses the final episode of Mad Men in detail.
