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New Jersey Expands Business Incentives with $500M Next NJ Manufacturing Program
Sponsored On Sep 15, 2025 By Eric Brophy and Patrick O’Reilly When New Jersey celebrates “Made in New Jersey” Manufacturing Day on October 3, 2025, industry leaders will have no shortage of topics to discuss. Chief among them is Governor Phil Murphy’s recent signing of the Next NJ Manufacturing Program (A5687/S4407) into law on August 13.
Britain’s Covert Support for Paramilitary Group That Bombed Dublin Fifty Years Ago - Global Research
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Britain’s covert propaganda campaign over Kosovo
Declassified files show how officials in Tony Blair’s government planted unattributable material in media outlets and coordinated a network to convince the public that its 1999 bombing of Yugoslavia was “a just cause”. By PATRICK O’REILLY Recently declassified files reveal Britain’s covert propaganda in support of NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia from March 1999.
Britain’s covert propaganda campaign over Kosovo
Declassified files show how officials in Tony Blair’s government planted unattributable material in media outlets and coordinated a network to convince the public that its 1999 bombing of Yugoslavia was “a just cause”. Tony and Cherie Blair meet Kosovar refugees in Macedonia, May 1999. (Photo: John Stillwell / Alamy) Recently declassified files reveal Britain’s covert propaganda in support of NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia from March 1999.
Kate Gentile and the International Contemporary Ensemble. Biomei.i. Kate Gentile and Andrew Smiley. Flagrances
Obliquity Records is a new label started by drummer–composer Kate Gentile and pianist–composer Matt Mitchell. They are likely familiar to fans of the composed and improvised experimental music coming out of New York, having both worked with artists like John Zorn, Tim Berne, and Anna Webber, in addition to leading their own ensembles.
DeVon Russell Gray, Nathan Hanson, and Davu Seru. We Sick
Recording inside a church on a single day in December 2020, the three musicians on We Sick found themselves in a sanctuary rendered empty by the pandemic and the ensuing quarantine. The liner notes reference a Malcolm X speech from 1963 before bringing us back to the present day: This recording was made not long after police murdered George Floyd, and across the street, while they played, the Minnesota State Capitol was being surrounded by the National Guard.
Erin Rogers and Alec Goldfarb. Earth’s Precisions
Within the lineage of improvised guitar-and-saxophone duo recordings, Earth’s Precisions sets itself apart with its stated aim: exploring a single simulated hybrid of the two musicians’ instruments. Across five expansive tracks, saxophonist Erin Rogers and guitarist Alec Goldfarb establish an entrancing language that seems to grow out of their mutual interest in exploring the small sounds available to them within this exposed instrumentation.
Obituary for Maxine T. Dammen
Our dear mother, Maxine Thelma (Wordes) Dammen, passed away gracefully on January 12, 2024 at the age of 93. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the doctors, nurses and staff of Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia for their exceptional care of Maxine during her final days. Maxine was born on April 14, 1930 in Renville, MN to Arthur and Violet (Ackerman) Wordes. She is preceded in death by her brothers Delton, Myron and Donald, sister Lorraine, son-in-law Joseph, and grandson Peter.
Paul Steinbeck. Sound Experiments: The Music of the AACM.
The University of Chicago Press, ISBN 9780226820095. By Patrick O’Reilly Issue 144 The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) has been a guiding force in creative music since its inception in Chicago in 1965. Its membership has included a veritable who’s who of the jazz avant-garde scene, such as Muhal Richard Abrams, Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, George Lewis, Tomeka Reid, Henry Threadgill, and Nicole Mitchell, to name only a few.
The West's Ongoing Coercion Of Serbia
On Tuesday, Serbian Armed Forces used electronic jamming measures to neutralize a drone violating its airspace, near its southern border with the disputed territory of Kosovo. Only one day previous, Belgrade scrambled MiG 29 fighter jets against UAVs detected close to the border crossing and military installations at Merdare.
The Art of Cybersecurity and Privacy? The NIST Cybersecurity and Privacy Annual Report (FY 2021)
Background Note: The Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) promotes the U.S. economy and public welfare by providing technical leadership for the Nation’s measurement and standards infrastructure. ITL develops tests, test methods, reference data, proof of concept implementations, and technical analyses to advance the development and productive use of information technology.
The Rhetoric and Reality of NATO Integration in Bosnia and Herzegovina
As the conflict in Ukraine persists with little sign of a diplomatic solution, Western media outlets have begun paying tentative attention to the conflict’s potential to destabilize other parts of Europe, not least, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement which ended 3 years of civil war in Bosnia, also, under the auspices of peacekeeping, enshrined NATO’s presence in the country into law, which remains an issue of contestation to this day.
Understanding the Resignation of Lebanese Foreign Minister Charbel Wehbe
Lebanese Foreign Minister, Charbel Wehbe, resigned from his position last Wednesday, over remarks made during a TV interview, that insinuated the rise of the Islamic State (IS formerly ISIS) was facilitated by the Gulf States. Speaking to the Al-hurra regional network on Monday 17th May, Wehbe stated: "Those countries of love, friendship and fraternity – they brought us Daesh and planted it in the plains of Nineveh and Anbar and Palmyra".
North Korea's Progress Towards an ICBM (In One Graphic)
North Korea now may be embarking on a “new path,” scrapping—at least for the foreseeable future—twenty-five years of denuclearization diplomacy under four US presidents. Thus, fears of renewed “fire and fury” and possible conflict on the Korean Peninsula are mounting.
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