Wicked Local Brookline reports the owners of the sprawling Hancock Village project, which straddles the Boston/Brookline line, have begun looking at ways to expand:

... One of the juiciest rumors is that Chestnut Hill Realty is planning to build a high-rise building on the site, which is currently home to squat two-story brick homes. Asked about the rumor, Geller and Zuker said they hadn't ruled out a high-rise development — if it makes sense for the community. ...

The Onion Sports Network nails it.

This morning, the Mouth that Roared declared that nobody cares what he's doing every minute of the day. And I couldn't help but agree: I don't care what he's doing every minute of the day.

Of course, Keller said that in the context of being roughly the 74,000th media pundit to sneeringly declare his disdain for people who use Twitter, because if he doesn't get it, there's obviously something wrong with it.

Twitter this, Mr. Keller.

MetaBoston points us to this interesting video, which shows an animation of e. coli blooms moving through the Charles River basin (make sure your sound is on for full effect):

The animation is by Ferdi Hellweger, a Northeastern civil and environment engineering professor who says most of the e. coli in the basin comes from Stony Brook and the Muddy River.