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You can't help but love the Jays' youngest starter, because he reminds us of our best selves. Photo by williamself from the Torontoist Flickr Pool. When I have…

Yogi, the Elder Statesman

Baseball's early black players faced injustice, humiliation and now a curious grad student http://t.co/CsnlafTVcc — Cecily Walker (@skeskali) September 27, 2015 Tweeted by @skeskali

Baseball Should Stop Pretending Players Make Good Managers http://t.co/KWyJWQcQGM — Anastasia Gotsulias (@StaceGots) September 26, 2015 Tweeted by @StaceGots

An open letter if you're moving to SF for a tech job by the people who have lived here: by Dan Moore http://t.co/VQB8lo5sur — Dylan Jones (@tDJ) September 22, 2015 Tweeted by @tDJ

Why Yogi Berra matters http://t.co/aNy9EQfaUc — Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 24, 2015 Tweeted by @washingtonpost

by Kevin Nguyen My first job out of college was at I Can Has Cheezburger, where I was paid ten dollars an hour to format posts in WordPress. That might not seem like a lot, but this was 2009, and adjusted for inflation today, that would be $10.94. On my first day, I learned two things. One was the…

After centuries of slaving away in the shadowy alcoves of museums, libraries, and archives, curators are finally having their 15 minutes in the spotlight — or so says David Balzer, author of Curationism: How Curating Took Over the Art World and Everything Else (published by Coach House Books and…

Really enjoyed this piece by @joedelessio on John Sterling, who doesn’t care if you like him or not. http://t.co/66hS1ncOsA — fleetwood windows (@ruhee_) September 14, 2015 Tweeted by @ruhee_

I mainly interview journalists who are launching really innovative products in smaller newsrooms, but this week I decided to change things up a bit and talk to

Stacey May Fowles I've often viewed Rachel Cusk's work as a convenient litmus test for our major life choices, largely because she doesn't spare the reader the ugliness of her own. Considering having a child? Read 2001's A Life's Work: On Becoming a Mother and then look at how you really feel about…

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A respectable attempt to distill the Investigation's findings, but with one critical mistake: #Ingress is no game. https://t.co/8HQMYQVQ89 — Niantic Project (@NianticProject) September 6, 2015 Tweeted by @NianticProject

A month ago I asked my wife if we could have our own @SlackHQ group. Just read this and set it up https://t.co/dfwNPM6mlh — Shawn Price (@sprice) September 10, 2015 Tweeted by @sprice

NDP all talk, little walk on its promises so far: Hébert http://t.co/Ltc0KfSNbm via @torontostar — chantal hébert (@ChantalHbert) September 2, 2015 Tweeted by @ChantalHbert

zz websharingeco Filed under: Opinion. “Disruption” isn’t always what you think it is. It’s known under a number of names: The Sharing Economy . The

Terrific article on Stroman's rehab. No fluff here. Science, hard work, data. Love it. http://t.co/zQKN0ZQjln — DB (@dlbno) September 2, 2015 Tweeted by @dlbno

Loose chicken halts traffic at the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza http://t.co/ksF9tmiNnO pic.twitter.com/VWREW8YdWh — KPIX 5 (@CBSSF) September 2, 2015 Tweeted by @CBSSF

The blog post you've all been waiting for, my report on the new @activefic Active Fiction story in Riley Park! http://t.co/Ib34rinp4N — Rowan Lipkovits (@UnwashedMass) August 26, 2015 Tweeted by @UnwashedMass

"Mulcair is full of bluster at the expense of precision. Time after time, his numbers don’t add up, or are wrong." http://t.co/Wb8pyKjBaK — Gerald Butts (@gmbutts) August 30, 2015 Tweeted by @gmbutts

“You’re Now Free to Complain About the Wi-Fi” In the fall of 2008, Louis C.K. was a guest on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and delivered a soon-to-be-viral rant called “Everything’s Amazing and Nobody’s Happy.” It was about how we live in a time of mind-blowing technological achievement, and all we…

Tech Fix During a Tuesday-morning flight in April from Los Angeles to New York, Christine Lu’s smartphone web browser loaded an unpleasant surprise: Gogo, the in-flight Wi-Fi provider, wanted to charge her $27 to use its service during the five-and-a-half-hour trip. The price was more than double…

As with the first noises of most Destroyer albums — the sandy processed reverb snare on “Kaputt,” the distortion power chords on “Rubies,” the tacky choral synth of “Your Blues,” to name just three albums that open impeccably — you will be welcomed to “Poison Season” reasonably convinced that Dan…

Politics and design doesn’t often go together but, when it does, it can create something quite beautiful. The nature of political discourse – rational, pragmatic, getting things done – lends itself to minimalism and a striking simplicity. But political symbols, designed to inspire and stir emotions,…

The stigmatization of renting a home. It doesn't have to be a lesser form of tenure. http://t.co/KYmSnaPgC2 — Wise Monkeys (@wisemonkeysblog) August 10, 2015 Tweeted by @wisemonkeysblog

#Vancouver's Active Fiction Project strikes again. http://t.co/WVpr9JJ8O8 pic.twitter.com/C4PExyXfLn — 24 hours Vancouver (@24hoursvan) August 24, 2015 Tweeted by @24hoursvan

Scott Matthews: Through the eyes of a partisan http://t.co/gJQDdDhq61 — Full Comment (@fullcomment) August 26, 2015 Tweeted by @fullcomment

Last week, the New York Times reported that working at Amazon is hell —in a truly pioneering, use-proprietary-software-to-snitch-on-your-coworkers, future-forward kind of way. But such conditions are

Wired's measured and thoughtful piece on this year's Hugos. http://t.co/XynwgO1tx9 — Renée Stephen (@ReneeStephen) August 24, 2015 Tweeted by @ReneeStephen

Meet the woman who throws food parties for migrant workers and Singaporeans. http://t.co/XvYv2TeZfw pic.twitter.com/HGuTWesgpy — SG (@sg_now) August 16, 2015 Tweeted by @sg_now

Using Regular Expressions to Muffle Tweets in Twitterrific (iOS) http://t.co/9JwJfb8n2Q pic.twitter.com/W5bmhvqE5t — Cecily Walker (@skeskali) August 14, 2015 Tweeted by @skeskali

Every Saturday in August, Globe Books will preview some of the fall's most anticipated books. Our summer fiction series continues with Anakana Schofield's novel, Martin John. The newspaper will always matter to Martin John. He won't be a day without it and it won't be a day without him. It mattered…

Photo: Jeanene Scott “Can you remind me of your address? I have a gift for you,” I said to an old friend. “What is it?” she asked. “A seashell I found on the beach,” I replied. It was a flawless seven-inch perverse whelk, white with whirling brown stripes that reminded me of a caramel sundae. You…

Hugh MacLeod Connects the Dots By Marc Freeman Drawing for me is a way of processing thoughts,” said cartoonist Hugh MacLeod. “I use lines to join the dots in my mind.” Those dots he refers to cut to the core of office environments. They help capture, within a drawing, the essence of a company’s…