Links for October 17th

Priceless — the Twelve Labors of Hercules performed by… Vladimir Putin.  (Gratias to Ben Auger!)
Constantine the Great — convert or con-artist?
Because, of course, folks can’t get enough Ebola coverage
The next entry, following Rome II, in the Total War series of strategy games will be Total War: Attila in February of 2015.

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