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België @[email protected] · 2026-04-19 · 10:21 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/be-nl/46885/ Tzum | Radio: Laatste optreden van Philip Huff als boekbespreker bij Nieuwsweekend #Amusement #BE #België #Belgium #Entertainment #Music #Muziek #PhilipHuff

#philiphuff #muziek #music #entertainment #belgium #belgie

Nederland @[email protected] · 2026-04-19 · 10:19 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/nl/188639/ Tzum | Radio: Laatste optreden van Philip Huff als boekbespreker bij Nieuwsweekend #Amusement #Dutch #Entertainment #Music #Muziek #Nederland #Nederlanden #Nederlands #Netherlands #NL #PhilipHuff

#philiphuff #nl #netherlands #nederlands #nederlanden #nederland

United States News Beep @[email protected] · 2026-04-09 · 12:40 UTC

Allegiance, Birthright, and Citizenship – Philip Hamburger

When the Supreme Court, on April 1, heard arguments about birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara, the justices…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Allegiance #America #birthrightcitizenship #citizenship #constitution #Fourteenthamendment #PhilipHamburger #UnitedStatesofAmerica
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/573833/

#philiphamburger #fourteenthamendment #constitution #citizenship #birthrightcitizenship #america

Roland Maurice @[email protected] · 2026-01-27 · 14:27 UTC

Tropical plants in the Egyptian Room, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London, by Philip Henry Delamotte 1854 (photography)
#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

Roland Maurice @[email protected] · 2026-01-27 · 14:27 UTC

Tropical plants in the Egyptian Room, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London, by Philip Henry Delamotte 1854 (photography)
#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

Roland Maurice @[email protected] · 2026-01-27 · 14:27 UTC

Tropical plants in the Egyptian Room, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London, by Philip Henry Delamotte 1854 (photography)
#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

Roland Maurice @[email protected] · 2026-01-27 · 14:27 UTC

Tropical plants in the Egyptian Room, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London, by Philip Henry Delamotte 1854 (photography)
#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

#philiphenrydelamotte #photography #crystalpalace #historicalphotography #architecture #horticulture

Matt @[email protected] · 2022-12-02 · 05:13 UTC

@philiph This is my "standard" vimrc these days, I have gotten way, way more stuff crammed into one in the past with vim bundles and plugins and and... but this works pretty well for my needs.

http://ix.io/4hqu

#vim #vimrc

PrinterAngel🏳️‍🌈 @[email protected] · 2025-05-11 · 06:30 UTC

@Philiphobo @iPoe
Die Überlastung der #Bundespolizei wird billigend in Kauf genommen um die Aufmerksamkeit auf die vorgebliche #MutterAllerProbleme zu lenken.
Zu viele Regierende und Regierte, die nicht unmittelbar von der Bekämpfung der pseudo-Probleme betroffen sind, lehnen sich entspannt zurück, dass in ihrem Alltag sich zunächst mal nicht verändert, keine Pop-up-Radwege, Aufschub für Innovationen von Verbrenner u Heizungen, keine neuen Stromtrassen u alle Ihre Ruhe haben. - bis es brennt!

#bundespolizei #mutterallerprobleme

Rich Tong ❤️🖥️ @[email protected] · 2022-12-25 · 07:38 UTC

@philiph have u tried the tool that converts and syncs notebooks to .Md files #jupytext and #nbdime well for us. https://blog.reviewnb.com/tools-for-git-jupyter-workflow/ I haven’t tried #nbdime yet but in a workflow which is quick and dirty then getting more serious jupytext is nice and integrated documents with code overall is nice. Then u can use nbdev to turn it into a module.

#jupytext #nbdime

Cheshire @[email protected] · 2023-06-23 · 17:09 UTC

The sudden warming of Britain’s seas will tear through ocean life like a wildfire
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jun/23/sudden-warming-britain-seas-wildfire-fragile-ecosystem?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
#PhilipHoare

#philiphoare

Matt @[email protected] · 2022-12-02 · 05:13 UTC

@philiph This is my "standard" vimrc these days, I have gotten way, way more stuff crammed into one in the past with vim bundles and plugins and and... but this works pretty well for my needs.

http://ix.io/4hqu

#vim #vimrc

Matt @[email protected] · 2022-12-02 · 05:13 UTC

@philiph This is my "standard" vimrc these days, I have gotten way, way more stuff crammed into one in the past with vim bundles and plugins and and... but this works pretty well for my needs.

http://ix.io/4hqu

#vim #vimrc

Matt @[email protected] · 2022-12-02 · 05:13 UTC

@philiph This is my "standard" vimrc these days, I have gotten way, way more stuff crammed into one in the past with vim bundles and plugins and and... but this works pretty well for my needs.

http://ix.io/4hqu

#vim #vimrc

#vimrc #vim

Khurram Wadee ✅ @[email protected] · 2019-09-03 · 19:20 UTC

#SteveBell on rebel MPs attacking #BorisJohnson – #cartoon | Opinion | The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/picture/2019/sep/03/steve-bell-on-rebel-mps-attacking-boris-johnson-cartoon

#UK #Politics #Satire #Brexit #AlecJohnson #PhilipHammond

#philiphammond #alecjohnson #brexit #satire #politics #uk

Rich Tong ❤️🖥️ @[email protected] · 2022-12-25 · 07:38 UTC

@philiph have u tried the tool that converts and syncs notebooks to .Md files #jupytext and #nbdime well for us. https://blog.reviewnb.com/tools-for-git-jupyter-workflow/ I haven’t tried #nbdime yet but in a workflow which is quick and dirty then getting more serious jupytext is nice and integrated documents with code overall is nice. Then u can use nbdev to turn it into a module.

#jupytext #nbdime

Rich Tong ❤️🖥️ @Richt · 2022-12-25 · 07:38 UTC

@philiph have u tried the tool that converts and syncs notebooks to .Md files #jupytext and #nbdime well for us. https://blog.reviewnb.com/tools-for-git-jupyter-workflow/ I haven’t tried #nbdime yet but in a workflow which is quick and dirty then getting more serious jupytext is nice and integrated documents with code overall is nice. Then u can use nbdev to turn it into a module.

#jupytext #nbdime

Rich Tong @[email protected] · 2022-12-25 · 07:38 UTC

@philiph have u tried the tool that converts and syncs notebooks to .Md files #jupytext and #nbdime well for us. https://blog.reviewnb.com/tools-for-git-jupyter-workflow/ I haven’t tried #nbdime yet but in a workflow which is quick and dirty then getting more serious jupytext is nice and integrated documents with code overall is nice. Then u can use nbdev to turn it into a module.

#nbdime #jupytext

Bytes Europe @[email protected] · 2026-02-09 · 05:59 UTC

Alec Beckley seals dramatic Davis Cup victory for South Africa over Montenegro https://www.byteseu.com/1785425/ #Alec #AlecBeckley #AleksaKrivokapic #beckley #centurion #DavisCup #DavisCupWorldGroupIi #IreneCountryClub #KrisWyk #Montenegro #MontenegroDavisCup #PetarJovanovic #Philip #PhilipHenning #PietieNorval #playoff #Pretoria #SaNo1 #SaNo2 #SouthAfrica #TeamSa #ThandoLongweSmith #WorldGroupIi

#worldgroupii #thandolongwesmith #teamsa #southafrica #sano2 #sano1

Africa @[email protected] · 2026-02-08 · 16:42 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/africa/71232/ Alec Beckley seals dramatic Davis Cup victory for South Africa over Montenegro #alec #AlecBeckley #AleksaKrivokapic #beckley #centurion #DavisCup #DavisCupWorldGroupIi #IreneCountryClub #KrisWyk #montenegro #MontenegroDavisCup #PetarJovanovic #philip #PhilipHenning #PietieNorval #playoff #Pretoria #SaNo1 #SaNo2 #SouthAfrica #TeamSa #ThandoLongweSmith #WorldGroupIi

#worldgroupii #thandolongwesmith #teamsa #southafrica #sano2 #sano1

Angry Metal Guy @[email protected] · 2025-10-24 · 16:18 UTC

Soulfly – Chama Review

By Grin Reaper

Max Cavalera casts one hell of a shadow in metal, with a wide swath of bands he’s either founded or played alongside. Though Cavalera’s mightiest legacy will be his time with Sepultura, he’s been with Soulfly over twice as long. In that time, Max and company have written and recorded thirteen albums. On latest offering Chama,1 the elder Cavalera relinquished producing credits and creative focus to his son and Soulfly’s drummer, Zyon, providing an opportunity for a fresh direction. Chama’s loose concept centers around a boy surviving in Brazil’s favelas.2 In the wake of his environment’s pandemonium, the boy ignites a spark for something greater, leading him into the Amazonian wilderness to kindle his inner spirit amongst the native tribes. Getting back to one’s roots is a theme explored throughout Max’s career, and one that has informed the band’s sound since the beginning. Does Chama find Soulfly going back to the primitive, or just going through the motions?

With Zyon at the artistic helm, Chama filters Soulfly’s signature sound through a darker lens and enlists a slew of support. Chama feels like a natural progression from 2022’s Totem, which embraced a more calloused aesthetic after guitarist Marc Rizzo’s departure. Where Ritual’s thrashy tendencies welded melody with indigenous flair, Totem pitched Soulfly’s sound into darker territory. Chama continues this descent, adding industrial heft that imbues extra grit into the record’s grim sound (“Ghenna,” “Black Hole Scum”). This suits the narrative’s backdrop as ‘the boy’ escapes from the overpopulated slums of a developing nation. And speaking of overcrowding, Soulfly puts out the call to arms to help Chama arise (again). The album features Fear Factory’s Dino Cazares (“No Pain = No Power”), Nails’s Todd Jones (“Nihilist”), Arch Enemy’s Michael Amott (“Ghenna”), and vocal appearances from No Warning’s Ben Cook and Unto Others’s Gabe Franco.3 Throughout the album, Igor Amadeus Cavalera handles low-end duty while Mike DeLeon (Flesh Hoarder, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals) picks and wails on guitar.

Rather than dulling Soulfly’s bite, age has only honed the veteran act’s edge and intensity. The last ten years have seen the band shift away from sprawling structures, preferring ten (mostly) focused tracks in under forty-five minutes. Chama ups the ante, clocking in at only thirty-three. First proper song “Storm the Gates” launches with Max in fighting form, roaring with as much vitriol as ever while he commands us to, “Fight the power, fight the greed.’ “Ghenna” and “Favela/Dystopia” further evidence Max’s conviction, tightly channeling his righteous indignation. “Favela/Dystopia” and “Black Hole Scum,” meanwhile, conjure Ministry’s mid-90s atmosphere, evoking Filth Pig’s sludgy swamp stomp between intermittent bursts of drums ‘n’ chugs. Zyon finds moments to abuse his kit with satisfying zeal, where “Storm the Gates” and “Ghenna” highlight his performance, and Igor Amadeus’s bass asserts a self-possessed and audible sweet spot in the mix.

With so much going right on Chama, it’s a shame there isn’t more of it. This is the first time that I can accuse Soulfly of not supplying enough material, though a solid thirty-three minutes could have been enough. However, with two-minute intro “Indigenous Inquisition,” four-minute instrumental “Soulfly XIII,” the unnecessarily long intro to “Always Was, Always Will Be…” and the outro in the last half of “Chama,” we’re left with about twenty-five minutes of proper meat over this flame. That’s not quite enough to sate the requirements of a full-length,4 and the remaining songs don’t afford enough variety or substance to stand on their own. In isolation, individual songs get in, jumpdafuckup, and get out, but altogether, Chama feels light by a song or two.

Chama attests that Soulfly has gas in the tank and a destination in mind, and Cavaleras & Co. prove they can still pen a rousing anthem and bring it. While I can’t say this about every Soulfly album, Chama feels vital and important to the band, and that authenticity seeps into the sludge and the fury. The filler-to-killer ratio holds Chama back, but it’s a worthwhile listen for anyone curious what Max is up to these days or with half an hour to pass. Those familiar with Soulfly won’t be surprised at what they hear, but I wager many will appreciate how the band has distilled Chama into a controlled burn.

Rating: Good
DR: 5 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Nuclear Blast Records
Websites: Official Website | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: October 24th, 2025

#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #ArchEnemy #BrazilianMetal #Chama #DeathMetal #FearFactory #FleshHoarder #GrooveMetal #HeavyMetal #Ministry #Nails #NoWarning #NuclearBlast #NuclearBlastRecords #Oct25 #PhilipHAnselmoAndTheIllegals #Review #Reviews #Sepultura #Soulfly #ThrashMetal #UntoOthers

#americanmetal #archenemy #brazilianmetal #chama #deathmetal #fearfactory

WDR (inoffiziell) @[email protected] · 2024-07-03 · 05:00 UTC

Der angebundene Deckel an Einweg-Plastik-Flaschen und Getränke-Kartons sorgt für heiße Diskussionen. Ab heute ist er Pflicht. Wie sinnvoll ist er wirklich?#Plastik #Deckel #Getränke #Flaschen #EU #Plastikdeckel #PET #Getränkekartons #PhilipHeldt
Kleiner Deckel, großer Ärger: Neuer Plastik-Verschluss ab heute Pflicht

#eu #getranke #plastik #pet #flaschen #deckel

FID Anglo-American Culture @[email protected] · 2025-08-11 · 08:56 UTC

Sneaking into this #MonsterMonday thread thanks to its name is
"William Blake and the Sea Monsters of Love" by @philiphoare.bsky.social
Why does #WilliamBlake continue to inspire poets, artists & filmmakers? Find out in this enthusiastic volume

#Romanticism #RomanticLiterature #LiteraryStudies

#monstermonday #williamblake #romanticism #romanticliterature #literarystudies

Thomas Behrens @[email protected] · 2025-06-01 · 10:42 UTC

Das stimmt. Ich würde mir bei der #Bahn wünschen, dass sie mehr an alle Randgruppen denkt.

Die Fahrradhalter sind für mich ok, aber für andere nicht. Es wäre natürlich möglich eine Lösung zu bauen, die für (fast) alle geht.

Ich persönlich fahre z.B. nur noch extrem ungerne mit dem #ICE, da die „neuen“ #Sitze für mich unbrauchbar sind. Die seitlichen Kopfstützen habe ich in den Schulterblättern. Es sitzt sich so sehr unbequem. Mein ICE-Abo habe ich entsprechend gekündigt. Dann nutze ich doch lieber die Treppe im überfüllten #ÖPNV. Dort habe ich wenigstens hinterher keine Rückenschmerzen und spare dabei noch viel Geld.

@Radlerin @Philiphobo @nakaner @401wagen1

#bahn #ice #sitze #opnv

Erhard Goller @[email protected] · 2026-03-19 · 10:03 UTC

Die #Frankenpost berichtet heute von der Stichwahl um das Amt des Bürgermeisters in #Selbitz. Sie trifft mit der Schlagzeile den Nagel auf den Kopf: „Es kann nur einen geben“. Und das ist Philip Hohberger!

https://www.selbitz2026.de/

Stadt und Land,
Hand in Hand

#PhilipHohberger #selbitz #spd #kommunalwahl #landkreishof #hoferland #vogtland #hochfranken #oberfranken

#frankenpost #selbitz #philiphohberger #spd #kommunalwahl #landkreishof

Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-07-22 · 15:37 UTC

CW: Scientists in the Natural Applied Sciences - Long List to Scroll!

Scientists in the Natural Sciences - Applied Sciences

• Published (not necessarily in field)

Please Message for Additions, Deletions or Edits

Agricultural Science
Birge, Traci @TraciInFinland
Bommarco, Riccardo @bommarco
Cardinael, Rémi @remicardinael
Ehlers, Melf-Hinrich @Melf
ETH Zürich @crop_science_eth
Finger, Robert @robertfinger
Hepworth, Craig @floridafruitgeek
Kniss, Andrew R @AK
Lynch, Megan @ml
Malek, Žiga @zigamalek
Morris, Ed R @Edrmorris
Nordquist, Rebecca @renordquist
Parent, Essi @essi
Plieninger, Tobias @plieninger
Rodriguez, Carolina @CRodriguez
Schulze, Christoph @qris
Schwerdtner, Ulrike @UliSchwerdtner

Biophysics
Bagley, Bryce Allen @babagley
Batalha, Natalie M @nbatalha
Benedetti, Fabrizio @scienceFab
Bonsma-Fisher, Madeleine @mbonsma
Delpierre, Julien @JulienDelpierre
Dmitrieff, Serge @dmitrieff
Etienne, Jocelyn @jocelyn_etienne
Giorgino, Toni @giorginolab
Haase, Albrecht @neurophysics
Kennard, Andrew @askennard
Michieletto, Davide @dmichiel
Lew, Matthew D @lewlab
Meesters, Christian @rupdecat
Meyer, Carola @carbonwoman
Neher, Richard @richardneher
Plested, Andrew @andrewplested
Popescu, Gabriela K @PopStarLab
Rowland, David James @drdrowland
Sadoine, Mayuri @MayuriSadoine
Schwarz, Ulrich Sebastian @UlrichSchwarz
Tyka, Mike @mtyka
Wallace, Mark I @markianwallace

GitHub Biophysicists

Biotremology
López Díez, Juan José @Tremoneta

Climate Science
Brettschneider, Brian @Climatologist49
Campbell, Micheline @michcampbell
Cobb, Kim @coralsncaves
Gironella, Fritzi G @fagg
Gleick, Peter @petergleick
Gowan, Evan J @DrEvanGowan
Hawkins, Ed @ed_hawkins
Hayhoe, Katharine @kathhayhoe
Ilyina, Tatiana @TatianaIlyina
Karmalkar, Ambarish @akarma
Labe, Zach M @ZLabe
LeGrande, Allegra Nicole @atthenius
Marelle, Louis @louismarelle
Mottram, Ruth @Ruth_Mottram
Pollice, Robert @robpollice
Rahmstorf, Stefan @rahmstorf
Thoman Jr, Richard L @AlaskaWx
Van de Velde, Jorn @jornvdv

Climatology
Barnes-Keoghan, Ian @ibk
Dupont, Claire @Cladupont
Lucht, Wolfgang @W_Lucht
Wagner, Gernot @gwagner

@ClimateMigration Follows & boosts Climate Science experts

Engineering
Aldrich, Chris @chrisaldrich
Barba, Lorena A @labarba
Berry, Carlotta A @drcaberry
Ellison, Doug @doug_ellison
Gill, Kevin M @kevinmgill
Hale, Steven J @drstevenhale
Hashemi, Nicole @NicoleHashemi
Hulse, Daniel @Daniel_Hulse
Hurkat, Skand @skandhurkat
Kruger, Justin D @jdavidnet
Subramanian, R @subu_caps

• AeroSpace Engineers
Cothern, Kyle @Risknc
Dubos, Gregory @astroptere
Ellison, Doug @doug_ellison
Hutt, Jason T @jathhutt

• Chemical Engineers
Krawczyk, Paweł @kravietz
McNeill, V Faye @vfmcneill
Meekins, Benjamin H @meekinslab

• Environmental Engineers
Haas, Charles @ProfCharlesHaas
Parent, Essi @essi
Scriven, David @David_Epithet
Walker-Franklin, Imari @calimari

• Software Engineers
Brooker, Marc @marcbrooker
Emir, Burak @burakemir
Famelis, Michalis @mfamelis
Hubbard, Philip @philiphubbard
Mueller-Roemer, Johannes S @JSMuellerRoemer
Pavlic, Theodore P @tedpavlic
Ralph, Paul @paulralph
Sacerdote, David @dsacer
Santander-Vela, Juan de Dios @juandesant
Zaslavsky, David @diazona

• Systems Engineers
Bean, Keri @PlanetaryKeri
Reck, Rebecca M @RebeccaEE
Santander-Vela, Juan de Dios @juandesant
Van Bossuyt, Douglas Lee @douglasvb

Fedi.Directory Engineering
Trunk Engineering

Environmental Science
Brander, Susanne M @smbrander
Büchau, Yann @nobodyinperson
Feldwick, Mark @MarkIngs
Glückler, Ramesh @rglueckler
Gusmão, Felipe @fgusmao
Hart-Davis, Damon @DamonHD
Jehn, Florian Ulrich @florianjehn
Jones, Oliver AH @Dr_Oli_Jones
Killam, Daniel @dantheclamman
Mann, Michael E @MichaelEMann
Manuel, Ivan Ruiz @IvanRManuel
McKinney, Zeke J @ZekeMD
Osborn, Mark @MicrobialLife
O'Shea, Bethany @DrBethRocks
Parent, Essi @essi
Pomeranz, Justin PZ @PZ_ecology
Pyle, Greg @gregpyle
Ruiz Manuel, Ivan @IvanRManuel
Sigmund, Gabriel @GabrielS
Sims, Kerry @DrKerryS
Sultana, Farhana @farhanasultana
Tate, Brandon K @brandontate
Torkelson, Jaclyn @DesertAndReef
Walker-Franklin, Imari @calimari
Weintraub, Michael N @mnweintraub
Zourek, Leonard @leonardzourek

Trunk Environmentalists

Environmental Toxicology
Feldwick, Mark @MarkIngs
Hammer, Sjúrður @sjurdur
Pyle, Greg @gregpyle
Reichman, Suzie M @SuzieReichman
Whitehead, Andrew @andrewwhitehead

Epidemiology
Alwan, Nisreen A @nisreen
Bassani, Diego G @dgbassani
Bastian, Hilda @hildabast
Basu, Arindam @arinbasu1
Baxter, Nancy @enenbee
Bazaco, Michael @MCBazacoPhD
Bergstrom, Carl T @ct_bergstrom
Bolker, Ben @bbolker
Borrell, Luisa N @lborrell
Chiong, Winston @winstonchiong
D'Angelo, Nico @nicod
Fagherazzi, Guy @gfaghe
Feldman, Ryan @EMPoisonPharmD
Fontenelle, Leonardo Ferreira @lffontenelle
Funk, Sebastian @sbfnk
Ghafari, Mahan @mghafari
Gonsalves, Gregg @gregggonsalves
Handel, Andreas @andreashandel
Hernan, Miguel @MiguelHernan
Hill, Edward M @EdMHill
Hyde, Zoë @DrZoeHyde
Jamal, Alainna J @alainnajj
Kinney, Gregory L @mycotropic
Kline, David @DavidKline
Kucharski, Adam @adamjkucharski
Ley, Sylvia @sylvialey
Meesters, Christian @rupdecat
Mekaru, Sumiko @Sumiko_Mekaru
Moss, Rob @rob_models
Murray, Eleanor J @epiellie
Newman, Kira L @KiraNewmanMDPhD
Pearce, Neil @nepearce
Peiper, Nicholas C @doctorpipes
Polis, Chelsea B @cbpolis
Salemi, Jason L @JasonSalemi
Schrom, John @johnschrom
Sesay, Cecirahim @cecirahim
Smith, Tara C @aetiology
Tennant, Peter WG @pwgtennant
Thelwall, Simon @simonthelwall
Tobin, Martin D @martin_tobin
Wakeham, David @wakehamAMR
Wallace, Katrine @EpidemiologistKat
Walsh, Michael @EpiDoctor

• Genetic Epidemiology
Hodcroft, Emma @firefoxx66
Meesters, Christian @rupdecat
Retchless, Adam C @adamr
Tobin, Martin D @martin_tobin

• Wildlife Epidemiology
Shriner, Susan A @SusanAShriner

Fedi.Directory Epidemiology

Evolutionary Science
Albert, Victor A @PlantEvoGenomics
Anderson, Chris @c_n_anderson
Arnold, Sarah EJ @sejarnold
Aylward, Frank O @foaylward
Barber, Matthew F @bioBarber
Barker, Michael S @MikeBarker
Benham, Phred M @TheSaltySparrow
Bergstrom, Carl T @ct_bergstrom
Blazanin, Michael @mikeblazanin
Bolker, Ben @bbolker
Clarke, John T @jclarkepaleo
Constantinides, Bede @bede
Corman, Victor Max @vmcorman
Davison, Angus @snailman
Débarre, Florence @flodebarre
Delph, Lynda @LyndaDelph
Eisen, Jonathan @phylogenomics
Enquist, Brian J @bjenquist
Fisher, Diana O @Diana_mammalecology
Ghafari, Mahan @mghafari
Gogarten, Jan F @communities
Grau-Bové, Xavier @xgrau
Gregory, T Ryan @TRyanGregory
Hakala, Sanja @SanjaHakala
Hancock, John M @jmhancock
Hartberg, Yasha @yasha
Iwaniuk, N Andrew @brainsevolve
Jarochowska, Emilia @Emiliagnathus
Kane, Emily A @TheKaneLab
Katzourakis, Aris @ariskatzourakis
Kellie, Dax J @daxkellie
Kennard, Andrew @askennard
Knell, Robert J @robknell
Knudson, Alexander H @Knudson_H
Koene, Joris M @jkoene
Kovács, Ákos T @EvolvedBiofilm
Kristensen, Nadiah Pardede @nadiah
LeBoeuf, Adria @Adria
Leighton, Gavin M @GMcLeanLeighton
Lenski, Richard @RELenski
Louvel, Guillaume @GullumLuvl
Lukas, Dieter @DieterLukas
McCutcheon, John @mcsymbiont
Meuthen, Denis @DenisMeuthen
Moreau, Corrie S @CorrieMoreau
Neher, Richard @richardneher
Nelson, Chase W @chasewnelson
Osmond, Matthew @mmosmond
Ralph, Peter L @petrelharp
Schreiber, Sebastian @SebastianSchreiber
Ross-Ibarra, Jeffrey @jrossibarra
Schürch, Roger @schuemaa
Sheard, Catherine @sheardcat
Shropshire, Dylan J @ShropshireJD
Simon, Alexis @alxsim
Slotte, Tanja @tanjaslotte
Sponheimer, Matt @spon
Stajich, Jason @hyphaltip
Strepsipzerg, Max Aubry @StrepsipZerg
Szala, Anna @anna
Tzovaras, Bastian Greshake @gedankenstuecke
Vlieger, Leon @inqbiol
Warrington, Miya H @MiyaWarrington
White, Rhys Thomas @Rhys
Yoder, Jeremy B @jby

Fedi.Directory Evolutionary Biology

FoodScience
Hammann, Simon @simonhammann
Kupferschmidt, Kai @kakape

Genomics
Albert, Victor A @PlantEvoGenomics
Aninta, Sabhrina Gita @sagitaninta
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Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-07-19 · 17:57 UTC

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Artificial Intelligence (#AI)
Amsch, Jesper @jesper
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Mamo, Nicholas @memonick
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Miller, Tristan @Logological
Mohan, Shiwali @shiwali
Molinari, Julia @serenissimaj
Moore, Jason H @moorejh
Pavlic, Theodore P @tedpavlic
Sinapayen, Lana @lana
Tyka, Mike @mtyka

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Azencott, Chloé-Agathe @cazencott
Bayer, Philipp @PhilippBayer
Caufield, Harry @jhc
Cerisara, Christophe @cerisara
Grøftehauge, Morten K @drgroftehauge
Hunt, Emily Lauren @emilydoesastro
Ji, Yangfeng @yangfeng
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Saphra, Naomi @nsaphra
Stowell, Dan @danstowell
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Wildani, Avani @avani
Wu, John F @jwuphysics

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Ji, Yangfeng @yangfeng
Kasprzik, Anna @SemAntiKast
Miller, Tristan @Logological
Saphra, Naomi @nsaphra
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Milewski, Bartosz @BartoszMilewski
Virgo, Nathaniel @Nathaniel

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Aspuru-Guzik, Alán @aspuru
Berger, Raphael JF @rjf_berger
Berka, Karel @caco3
O'Boyle, Noel M @baoilleach
Cavalleri, Matteo @physicsteo
Colombo, Giorgio @lab_colombo
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Cramer, Christopher J @ChemProfCramer
Croft, Anna K @annakcroft
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Garcia-Sosa, Alfonso T @ATGarciaSosa
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Henry, Andrew H @bspahh
Hernandez, Rigoberto @EveryWhereChem
Hoyt, Charles Tapley @cthoyt
Huang, David Z @davidzhuang
Isert, Clemens @clemensisert
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Lieto, Antonio @antoniolieto
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Willighagen, Egon @[email protected] / @[email protected]

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Fisher, Simon E @ProfSimonFisher
Guest, Olivia @olivia
Haroz, Steve @sharoz
Jones, Steven J @Unampho
Lieto, Antonio @antoniolieto
Uruñuela, Eneko @eurunuela

Computer Science
Adams, Jane Lydia @janeadams
Andreani, Virgile @Armavica
Aubert, Clément @clementaubert
Barba, Lorena A @labarba
Buttfield-Addison, Mars @TheMartianLife

Cabanela, Juan E @Juan_Kinda_Guy
Canonne, Clément @ccanonne
Cheplygina, Veronika @DrVeronikaCH
Clouston, Ranald @RanaldClouston
Dautenhahn, Nathan @daut
Easterbrook, Steve @steve
Eberl, Manuel @pruvisto
Feliciani, Thomas @thofel
Fiesler, Casey @cfiesler
Fredericks, Erik M @mrdoktorprofessor
Fressengeas, Nicolas @fresseng
Fraga, Eric S @ericsfraga
Hancock, John M @jmhancock
Heinemann, Christian @chrxh
Hubbard, Philip @philiphubbard
Jarosz, Wojciech @wjarosz
Jones, Shawn M @shawnmjones
Kasprzik, Anna @SemAntiKast
Kurniawan, Kemal @kmkurn
Latour, Anna LD @anna
Martens, Chris @chrisamaphone
Menczer, Filippo @fil
Page, Andrew J @andrewjpage
Ralph, Paul @paulralph
Regehr, John @regehr
Riveni, Mirela @mirela
Schubotz, Moritz @schubotz
Steinegger, Martin @martinsteinegger
Taylor, Michael P @mike
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Breuer, Johannes @JohannesBreuer
Brooker, Marc @marcbrooker
Butler, Jessica E @JessButler
Cardoso-Silva, Jonathan @jonjoncardoso
Charpentier, Arthur @freakonometrics
Cocks, Greg @GregCocks
Dalla Riva, Giulio Valentino @gvdr
Eddelbuettel, Dirk @eddelbuettel
Fagherazzi, Guy @gfaghe
Fijten, Rianne @riannefijten
Gómez-Dans, José @jgomezdans
Gray, Jonathan WY @jwyg
Greer, Phil J @pgreer
Grøftehauge, Morten K @drgroftehauge
Haas, Marcel R @harcel
Haroz, Steve @sharoz
Hyde, Elaina @AstroHyde
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Kedzierska, Kasia Zofia @kzkedzierska
Keegan, Brian C @bkeegan
Kline, David @DavidKline
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Peltzer, Alexander @alex_peltzer
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Redish, A David @adredish

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Pearce, Gareth R @GarethRPearce
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Bolker, Ben @bbolker
Borrell, Luisa N @lborrell
Butler, Ken @nxskok
Charpentier, Arthur @freakonometrics
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Donnachie, Ewan R @ERDonnachie
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Falk, Markus @falk
Fijten, Rianne @riannefijten
Greer, Phil J @pgreer
Harrell Jr, Frank E @f2harrell
Honner, Patrick @phonner
Hunt, Emily Lauren @emilydoesastro
Jenkins, James S @ProfDoubleJ
Kline, David @DavidKline
Kuhn, Max @topepo
Mackinnon, Sean P @spmackinnon
Marcum, Christopher Steven @csmarcum
Meys, Joris Fa @JorisMeys
Montenegro-Montenegro, Esteban @montenegro
Moss, Rob @rob_models
Schork, Joachim @StatisticsGlobe
Schwarz, Ulrich S @UlrichSchwarz
Tanaka, Emi @emitanaka
Viechtbauer, Wolfgang @wviechtb
Wang, Steve C @SteveWang251
Weissgerber, Tracey L @T_Weissgerber
Whelan, John T @jtwsma

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Roberts, Pauline @systemspractitioner
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Sky Dancing @[email protected] · 2025-08-02 · 16:55 UTC

Lazy Caturday Reads

Good Day!!

Michael Cox, in the style of Amadeo Modigliani

The top stories today focus on Trump’s failing economy and his firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer after she released weak job numbers yesterday. Dakinikat provided a deep dive into the economy yesterday and addressed the firing in the comments to her post, so I hope you’ll forgive me if I don’t spend much time on economic issues, which are not my area of expertise, to put it mildly.

I’m still laser focused on the Epstein/Maxwell story. I’m currently reading Julie Brown’s book on the case, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story, and it is fascinating and enlightening. Brown is was responsible for keeping the case alive–after Epstein received a only slap on the wrist for his crimes–with her investigative stories in the Miami Herald

I’m also concerned about the news that Trump has moved nuclear submarines closer to Russia, perhaps as a threat to Putin and as another attempt at distraction from Epstein/Maxwell news.

Another important story breaking today is about Trump’s plans to further involve the military in his deportation efforts and build more concentration camps to detain migrants.

Two economic stories of possible interest

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board: The Trump Economy Stumbles.

President Trump has now imposed his new tariff regime on the world, and the triumphalism is palpable in MAGA land. But maybe hold the euphoria, as this week’s reports on jobs and the economy suggest the new golden age may take a while to appear.
Friday’s labor report arrived with a particular jolt, with a mere 73,000 net new jobs in July. Even more bearish were the downward revisions of 258,000 jobs in May and June. Job gains over the last three months are barely more than 100,000.
The details in the report provide little solace. The jobless rate ticked up only to 4.25% from 4.1%, but that was in part because the labor force continued to shrink. The labor participation rate fell again to 62.2% and is now down half a percentage point in a year.
Employers aren’t laying off workers, but they have all but stopped new hiring. Notably, most of the new jobs are in healthcare and social assistance, which rely heavily on government spending. This continues the Biden-era trend that Trumponomics was supposed to change. Not so far.
The much-advertised rebirth of U.S. manufacturing also hasn’t arrived. The economy shed 11,000 manufacturing jobs in July, following a loss of 26,000 in May and June. The ISM Manufacturing Index fell again in July to 48, the fifth straight month below 50.

A bit more:

One labor market problem may be the crackdown on migrant workers. The foreign-born workforce has fallen by about a million since Mr. Trump took office. The National Foundation for American Policy, a nonpartisan think tank, says immigrants accounted for over half of the labor force increase in each of the last three decades. Fewer workers means fewer new jobs as employers conclude they can’t fill them.
How much of this jobs and growth slowdown owes to Mr. Trump’s tariffs? It’s hard to say for sure. But it has occurred in the wake of Mr. Trump’s April 2 tariff shock, his rapid backtrack from the highest rates, and then his willy-nilly threats and deal-making with the world. The policy uncertainty has surely affected business hiring and investment. How can you hire or invest if you don’t know what your cost of goods will be, or from which supplier you will be able to buy at a competitive price?
On that score, Mr. Trump’s latest tariff blast this week hasn’t put an end to the uncertainty. Much of the world will now pay 15%, if Mr. Trump sticks to his deals. But some of the biggest U.S. trading partners—Mexico, Canada, China and India—remain in tariff limbo. Brazil will pay 50%, though it has a trade surplus with the U.S. And what did Switzerland ever do to Mr. Trump to deserve 39%? Charge too much for a watch?

Don Moynihan at Can We Still Govern?: Trump Shoots the Messenger. Firing the BLS Commissioner moves us into banana republic territory.

One basic character of the politicization necessary to create an authoritarian regime is that public employees are reluctant to share information that displeases their political bosses. When those bosses can fire them, the incentives to suppress uncongenial information, or provide false information, become overwhelming.

Modigliani’s Cat by Eve Riser Roberts

Over time, life in these countries become bifurcated. Statistics become propaganda. There is an official reality, which many proclaim but few believe, and actual reality. And at some point actual reality catches up with the fantasy.
We have seen examples of this dynamic already play out in the Trump administration. Career civil servants have been reluctant to contradict, for example, Musk’s false claims about fraud in government, or Kennedy’s nonsensical claims about vaccines, knowing that doing so would probably cost them their jobs. In certain areas, such as environmental policy, the people that produce factual information that the administration dislikes are being fired.
Trump just took his attack on reality to a different level, by firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Why? Because he did not like the job numbers her agency produced.
In related news, we just saw the last credible BLS data for the rest of the Trump administration….
Trump’s claim is that the head of the BLS is somehow “rigged” the data “to make the Republicans, and ME, look bad.” “We need accurate Jobs Numbers” that reflect Trump’s opinion that “The Economy is BOOMING.”
As Trump fires an official because he does not like the job numbers, he proclaims that says that such numbers “can’t be manipulated for political purposes.” But revisions to job numbers are routine, and there is no reason to assume that an official would willingly publish false data knowing the ire that would follow from the White House.
Trump has no evidence for what he claims. He simply does not like reality, and will do what he can to deny it. And as tariffs kick in, and Trump’s layoffs of public employees becomes incorporated into jobs data, that reality will look worse and worse.

Read the rest at the Substack link.

Epstein/Maxwell News

Anna Betts at The Guardian: Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell transferred to lower-security prison in Texas.

Ghislaine Maxwell, the associate of Jeffrey Epstein who is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex-trafficking crimes, has been transferred from a federal prison in Florida, to a lower-security facility in Texas, the US Bureau of Prisons said on Friday.
“We can confirm, Ghislaine Maxwell is in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) at the Federal Prison Camp (FPC) Bryan in Bryan, Texas,” a spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons said in a statement.
Maxwell’s attorney, David Oscar Markus, also confirmed the transfer but declined further comment. FPC Bryan is described as a “minimum security federal prison camp” that houses 635 female inmates.
According to the Bureau of Prisons’ inmate locator, the Texas facility is also home to Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced former CEO of the California-based blood-testing company Theranos, who is serving a lengthy sentence for fraud. Real Housewives of Salt Lake City TV star Jen Shah is also serving time there for fraud.

Oh good. Maybe they can all hang out.

Maxwell’s move from FCI Tallahassee, a low-security prison, to the federal prison camp in Bryan comes roughly a week after she was interviewed in Florida over two days about the Epstein case by the deputy US attorney general, Todd Blanche, who is also one of Donald Trump’s former lawyers.

Amadeo Modigliani, by Nancy Alari

Blanche had said that he wanted to speak with Maxwell – who was sentenced in 2022 for sex trafficking and other related crimes – to see if she might have “information about anyone who has committed crimes against victims”.
Details of that meeting have not been made public but Maxwell’s lawyer described it as “very productive”, adding that Maxwell answered the questions “honestly, truthfully, to the best of her ability”.
The interview took place amid growing political and public pressure on the Trump administration to release additional federal documents related to the Epstein case – a case which has, for years, been the subject of countless conspiracy theories.
Earlier in July, the justice department drew bipartisan criticism and backlash after announcing that it would not be releasing any more documents from the investigation into the late Epstein, who died in prison in New York in 2019 while awaiting federal trial. This was despite earlier pledges to release more files, by the US president and the US attorney general, Pam Bondi.

Allison Gill notes that this transfer was highly irregular:

The reason for the move is listed as a “lesser security transfer” (code 308) according to a transfer document I reviewed, which is completely inappropriate of for inmates who are in the early stages of serving their sentences, according to another source. “This is such obvious corruption. I have never seen this before,” said another person at BOP familiar with the situation.
The unit that approves waivers for sex offenders to be moved to minimum security camps is the Designation and Sentence Computation Center near Dallas. Currently, the senior deputy assistant director is Rick Stover, a career BOP employee who speaks frequently with White House officials.
I can’t help but wonder whether this is part of a deal struck between Maxwell and Blanche in exchange for her testimony.

It sure looks like it.

CNBC: Jeffrey Epstein victims and family blast Trump for Ghislaine Maxwell prison transfer.

Two sexual abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein and the family of late Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre on Friday blasted President Donald Trump after learning that Epstein’s accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell had been transferred to a less restrictive prison in Texas from Florida….
“President Trump has sent a clear message today: Pedophiles deserve preferential treatment and their victims do not matter,” the statement said, noting that the two women and Giuffre’s family had not been notified of Maxwell’s transfer before media reports of it….
“It is with horror and outrage that we object to the preferential treatment convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell has received,” the statement said.
“Ghislaine Maxwell is a sexual predator who physically assaulted minor children on multiple occasions, and she should never be shown any leniency,” the statement said.
“Yet, without any notification to the Maxwell victims, the government overnight has moved Maxwell to a minimum security luxury prison in Texas,” the statement said.
“This is the justice system failing victims right before our eyes. The American public should be enraged by the preferential treatment being given to a pedophile and a criminally charged child sex offender. The Trump administration should not credit a word Maxwell says, as the government itself sought charges against Maxwell for being a serial liar,” the statement said.
“This move smacks of a cover up. The victims deserve better,” the statement said.

No kidding. And as we all know, the coverup is usually worse than the crime.

This is interesting, from Alison Detzel at MSNBC: Legal expert breaks down the ‘curious’ timeline of Ghislaine Maxwell’s DOJ meeting.

Before Maxwell’s arrival in Texas was reported, MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin was asked about the interactions between Maxwell and the Trump administration on Thursday’s “Deadline: White House,” and called the timeline “curious.”
Rubin recounted that before that late July meeting between Blanche and Maxwell, the Trump administration, through Solicitor General D. John Sauer, submitted a brief to the Supreme Court arguing Maxwell’s conviction should stand. (Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2022 after being convicted of sex-trafficking-related crimes.) In that July 14 filing, Sauer shot down Maxwell’s claim that she was protected from prosecution due to Epstein’s 2007 plea agreement in Florida.
But the following day, Rubin recalled, on July 15, Trump was contacted by reporters from The Wall Street Journal about an alleged birthday card he had written to Epstein in 2003. Trump has denied the Journal’s reporting, but the president was inundated with questions about the details of his relationship with Epstein.
One week later, Blanche posted to social media that the Justice Department would reach out to Maxwell for an interview, and later that week, he met with her in Florida.
Rubin noted that the government had “two days of conversations with her, not in the federal prison where she’s serving time, but in a U.S. Attorney’s Office, so she theoretically could be more comfortable during those conversations.”
While we know that the meeting took place, Rubin stressed that many of the details are still unknown: “We still don’t know who else from the Department of Justice was there. We don’t know how that conversation was recorded, if at all. And yet, we still don’t know what the resolution is.”

So what changed? Was it just about the birthday note/drawing? Or did Trump learn something else about how he was portrayed in the FBI files?

Cat in a Hat, inspired by Amadeo Modigliani painting, by Olga Koval

One more Epstein story from Newsweek: Donald Trump’s Name in Jeffrey Epstein Files Redacted by FBI: Report.

The FBI redacted Donald Trump‘s name, along with the names of other prominent public figures, from references in the Jeffrey Epstein files, three people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg‘s Jason Leopold.
Internal directives instructed about 1,000 FBI agents to flag any mention of Trump during a March review of roughly 100,000 pages of records, people familiar with the process told Bloomberg.
The Justice Department said the review turned up no “client list” or evidence linking Trump to criminal activity, despite his name appearing in Epstein’s contact book and flight logs….
The president and senior White House officials have repeatedly said in recent weeks that there was no reason to release the remaining Epstein files, and they have sought to move on from the saga despite calls from Trump’s base to release all documents as promised.
The Bloomberg report said that earlier this year, FBI agents were directed to search for all documents associated with the Epstein case and determine which could be released, totaling tens of thousands of pages, following Attorney General Pam Bondi‘s request for them.
During the review, in March, FBI personnel were said to have identified numerous references to Trump and other high-profile people, with the names then redacted by FOIA officers because they were private citizens at the time—a common practice under FOIA case law.

Trump Moves Nuclear Submarines

Brad Lendon at CNN: Trump is moving nuclear submarines following remarks by an ex-Russian president. Here are the subs in the American fleet.

US President Donald Trump said Friday he was ordering two US Navy nuclear submarines to “appropriate regions,” in response to remarks by Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s former president and current deputy chairman of its Security Council.
In what he called an effort to be “prepared,” Trump said in a Truth Social post that he had “ordered two Nuclear Submarines to be positioned in the appropriate regions, just in case these foolish and inflammatory statements are more than just that.”
The president did not specify what type of submarines were being moved or where to, and the Pentagon usually reveals little about any of its subs’ movements.
The US Navy has three types of submarines, all of which are nuclear-powered, but only one of which carries nuclear weapons.
Ballistic Missile Submarines
The US Navy has 14 Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines (SSBNs), often referred to as “boomers.”
SSBNs “are designed specifically for stealth and the precise delivery of nuclear warheads,” a Navy fact sheet on them says.
Each can carry 20 Trident ballistic missiles with multiple nuclear warheads. Tridents have a range of up to 4,600 miles (7,400 kilometers), meaning they wouldn’t need to move closer to Russia to hit it – in fact, they could do so from the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian or Arctic oceans….

Olga Koval, Cat is on the chair, inspired by Amadeo Modigliani painting

Guided missile submarines
In the 1990s, the Pentagon determined the Navy didn’t need as many Ohio-class SSBNs in the nuclear deterrent role, converting four of them into guided-missile submarines (SSGNs).
Retaining the same overall specs as the boomers, the SSGNs carry Tomahawk cruise missiles instead of the Trident ballistic missiles.
Each can carry 154 Tomahawks with a high-explosive warhead of up to 1,000 pounds, and a range of about 1,000 miles….
Fast-attack submarines
These form the bulk of the US Navy’s submarine fleet and are designed to hunt and destroy enemy subs and surface ships with torpedoes. They can also strike land-based targets with Tomahawk missiles, though they carry the Tomahawks in much smaller numbers than the SSGNs.

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