[BLOG] Some Saturday links

• Centauri Dreams celebrates the science behind Cassini.
• Crooked Timber’s Henry Farrell is breaking from Harvard’s Kennedy Centre over its revocation of an invitation to Chelsea Manning.
• The Crux points to the ways in which the legacy of Cassini will still be active.
• D-Brief notes that some tool-using macaques of Thailand are overfishing their environment.
• Hornet Stories notes the eulogy given by Hillary Clinton at the funeral of Edie Windsor.
• Inkfish notes one way to define separate bird species: ask the birds what they think. (Literally.)
• The LRB Blog notes the recent passing of Margot Hielscher, veteran German star and one-time crush of Goebbels.
• The NYR Daily notes the chilling effects on discourse in India of a string of murders of Indian journalists and writers.
• At the Planetary Science Blog, Emily Lakdawalla bids farewell to the noble Cassini probe.
• Roads and Kingdoms notes a breakfast in Bangladesh complicated by child marriage.
• Towleroad notes an Australian church cancelled an opposite-sex couple’s wedding because the bride supports equality.
• Arnold Zwicky notes the marmots of, among other places, cosmopolitan and multilingual Swiss canton of Graubünden.