[BLOG] Some Tuesday links

[rfmcdonald]

• Apostrophen's 'Nathan Smith writes about what he has learned from his huskie.


• Bad Astronomy shares some gorgeous Cassini images of Saturn's polar hexagon.


• Centauri Dreams looks at L2 Puppis, a red giant star that our own sun will come to resemble.


• D-Brief notes climate change is starting to hit eastern Antarctica, the more stable region of the continent.


• Dangerous Minds looks at some of the cool pins put out by supporters of LGBT rights over the decades.


• The Everyday Sociology Blog looks at Susan Faludi's account of her life with her newly trans father.


• Far Outliers examines the War of American Independence as one of the many Anglo-French global wars.


• Lawyers, Guns and Money wonders why the Los Angeles Times allowed the publication of letters defend the deportation of the Japanese-Americans.


• Marginal Revolution's Alex Tabarrok argues that we are now moving beyond meat production.


• The NYRB Daily looks at Mexico as a seedbed of modernism.


• Savage Minds shares an article arguing for a decentering of the position of human beings at the interface of anthropology and science.


• Understanding Society has more on the strange and fundamentally alien nature of the cephalopod mind.


• Window on Eurasia notes that the North Caucasus is set to go through austerity.