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Thank you for 6K followers!!
The 30th edition of CUAS is now live!
Huge thank you to Ricky Pearson for being the guest on this one.
As always, enjoy the mix, much love x

Cooking Up A Storm Feat. Ricky Pearson (Volume 30) *Live Mix*

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Thank you for 8k followers and thank you to Kold for providing a great hardstyle mix from the halfway mark!
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Cooking Up A Storm Feat. Kold (Volume 33)

Welcome back to another CUAS!
Some new unreleased ID's in here and a huge thank you to Moji for being the guest on this volume.
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Cooking Up A Storm Feat. Moji (Volume 34)

Hey guys!
Cooking Up A Storm is back and revamped.
Loads of new and unreleased music in each episode with constant high energy.
Kicking the series off with my set I played in Adelaide last week at District.
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COOKING UP A STORM 001 (Kevin Kitchen @ District, Adelaide, 20/1/24)

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COOKING UP A STORM 003

President Donald Trump submitted a nomination Tuesday for Ryan Cote to serve as assistant secretary of information and technology and CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs. If confirmed by Senate vote, it would be Cote’s second run as a CIO under Trump. He served in the IT chief role at the Department of Transportation during the first Trump administration. Cote started his career as a U.S. Marine but went on to hold jobs in technology at firms like HP, Northrop Grumman, Gartner and IBM, before he entered federal service in 2019 at Transportation. Since leaving government at the end of Trump’s first term, Cote has served as a board adviser for a company called Nubeva and as a so-called “private” global CIO, according to his LinkedIn profile. The VA has been without a Senate-confirmed CIO since the Trump administration took office. Kurt DelBene held the role during the previous administration. Eddie Pool, the agency’s deputy CIO for connectivity and collaboration services, has been serving as the acting CIO.

The Department of Defense is standing up a joint interagency task force to tackle drone threats, according to a senior officer. “We recently did a session with the secretary of defense and we are going to stand up a joint interagency task force” focused on thwarting drones, Gen. James Mingus, vice chief of staff of the Army, said during an event Wednesday co-hosted by AUSA and the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS), as it is known in DOD parlance, is a key challenge for the military. Commercial technology has evolved in recent years such that drones on the civilian market are extremely cheap to buy and simple to operate. It has also become less challenging to 3D print parts and devices that can fly. This has made it significantly easier for nation-states and terrorist groups to procure these types of systems and strap bombs to them, allowing adversaries to level the playing field against higher-tech combatants such as the U.S. military.

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