As a maintained school in England we follow the statutory National Curriculum (2014). On the basis of Key Stages, this sets out the subject content that should be taught to all pupils.
Our curriculum is balanced across the required subjects and promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils. It prepares our pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences they will encounter later in life. We make provision for personal, social, health and economic education through the PSHE lessons provided for each year group.
Each subject has a programme of study which sets out the matters, skills and processes to be taught at each Key Stage. At Hawkhurst C.E. Primary School, the objectives of all programmes of study have been allocated to each year group in Key Stages 1 and 2 to produce a curriculum overview for the year group. Teachers are given the flexibility to plan their teaching in order to teach the specified curriculum for their year group. They select a topic title for each term and plan their teaching to cover all the specified objectives on the curriculum overview by the end of the academic year. An example of the topics planned to cover the teaching of the objectives for Key Stage 1, on a two year cycle, is included on this website.
For each class are published on the school website so that parents are able to see what will be covered by each class during each of the six terms.
The Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum is based upon the EYFS statutory framework document and supported by Development Matters, which is non-statutory guidance material for the implementation of the statutory requirements of the EYFS.
The programme of study for Religious Education is prescribed by the Diocese of Canterbury and an overview is displayed on this website. The Early Years Foundation Stage programme of study can be accessed from the website of The Diocese of Canterbury.
Hawkhurst C of E Primary School uses the "Read Write Inc" phonics scheme. Pupils in EYFS and KS1 receive a daily a daily phonics lesson of 30 minutes. Assessment is carried out every six weeks and groupings of pupils are altered according to progress made. The impact of the RWI scheme is that the majority of pupils have completed the scheme by the end of KS1.


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Village built on the slopes of the Corno Piccolo, secondary top of the Gran Sasso, carried for centuries the name of Petra Cimmeria, perhaps from the Cimmeri people who came from East or because of the camel shaped rock that overhangs the village.
The most ancient date that gives the existence of Pietracamela is 1452, wrote on a plaque on the portal of the church of San Giovanni. However the zone was already inhabited during the Roman age as demonstrated by three distinguished villages: S.Leucio, Plicanti and Rioruso.
In the Middle Ages, with the advent of the Angioini and the Aragoneses, Pietracamela belonged to the Orsini family in order then to pass later to the Reign of the Two Sicilies under the dominion of the emperor Carl V, heir of the Aragonese reign.
A visit to Pietracamela comprises the church of San Giovanni (1432), the sail shaped bell tower, the ancient meridian and the clock; the church of San Rocco (1530); the casa de li Signuritte, with mullioned windows of `the 400; the house of don Ioani of 1505. She arches, alleys in stone, balconies and the old Fontanas accompany the visitor between these places..


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KABUL, Afghanistan - Nabil Ahmad was at his desk at a logistics support firm last spring when an explosion ripped through the office. Windows shattered. The ceiling collapsed. "I thought it was an earthquake - or the end of the world," the Kabul native said. At 26, Ahmad, who favors Western suits and now works for a cellphone service provider, has never known a time when his country was not at war. But he's a father now, with a 2-year-old and an infant to think about. "I don't want to put my sons in the position that I was growing up," he said.
Dear Karen: I'm middle aged and have been told I need an exit strategy for my business. How do I develop one? Answer: Many business owners count on cashing out of their companies to fund their retirement. An exit strategy is a plan to help you unlock the value of your business when you need it. Start planning a decade before you intend to retire, said Bill Van Keulen, an accountant and certified financial planner at Carnick & Co. of Colorado Springs, Colo.
Despite the growing bipartisan demand for an exit plan, you report that "Bush Resists Calls to Pull Out of Iraq" (June 19), and then quote him as saying: "By making their stand in Iraq, the terrorists have now made Iraq a vital test for the future security of our country and the free world." In making his argument, he concludes that "some may disagree with my decision to remove Saddam Hussein from power, but all of us can agree that the world's terrorists have now made Iraq a central front in the war on terror."
KABUL, Afghanistan - They've been cut down while working out in makeshift gyms, as they bedded down for the night in remote combat outposts, after shrugging off heavy packs and sweat-soaked body armor when they returned from patrol. At the height of this dusty summer, American troops are dying at unprecedented rates at the hands of their Afghan allies. And both sides are struggling to explain why, even as they search for ways to stem what are known in military parlance as "insider" attacks.
The largest grass-roots Jewish organization in the United States voted overwhelmingly Friday to demand the Bush administration develop a "clear exit strategy" from the war in Iraq. The Union for Reform Judaism, representing more than 1.5 million American Jews out of an estimated 5 million, is the first major Jewish organization to oppose the war. The group has a long history of antiwar activism.
What should Obama do with shares in auto companies?
You own an auto company. What do you do now? The Obama administration -- and by default, taxpayers -- must answer that question now that the federal government is about to take big stakes in two of the nation's storied industrial companies and their joint financing arm. Based on the latest bankruptcy and bailout plans, the government will hold 72.5% of General Motors Corp., 8% of Chrysler Corp. and 35% or more of GMAC Financial Services, the car loan business.
August 16, 2005 | Tom Hayden, TOM HAYDEN is a former state senator and the author of "Street Wars" (Dimensions, 2004).
PRESIDENT BUSH HAS so far fended off Cindy Sheehan, a grieving mother demanding to know the "noble purpose" of her son's death in Iraq. However, Bush has been forced to address the existence of the antiwar constituency for perhaps the first time, if only to distort and discredit its message of "troops out now." It is the right moment for the peace movement to turn its slogan into a strategy.
Irked by a reporter who told him he seemed to be "off his game" at a public appearance here, President Bush sought to make a hasty exit from a news conference but was thwarted by locked doors. At the end of a day of meetings with Chinese President Hu Jintao and other officials, Bush held a session with a small group of U.S. reporters and spoke at length about religious freedom, the Iraq war and the value of China's currency.
It didn't really matter who won Tuesday's election -- other countries were likely to see an influx of immigrants either way. We know this thanks to the science of Googling. On Tuesday morning, entering the search phrase "if Romney wins, I'm moving," got 61,200 hits, while "if Obama wins, I'm moving" yielded 21,400. Those vowing to flee the election results said they were headed to all points of the globe and beyond if their party lost, with popular destinations including Australia, Britain, Europe, Cuba, Mars and Margaritaville.
The judge in the Crystal Cathedral bankruptcy case agreed Wednesday to move forward with an exit plan that calls for the sale of the church's Garden Grove property. In the next month, about 400 creditors will vote on an exit strategy; the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange and Chapman University, both of which increased their initial bids, remain the leading candidates to buy the property. The creditors committee, composed of various vendors, is open to considering other offers, attorney Nanette Sanders told the court.
Insurgents took aim Sunday at Afghanistan's security forces, ambushing an army bus in the capital, Kabul, and storming an army recruitment center in the north of the country. At least eight Afghan soldiers and police were killed in the two attacks. The Afghan police and army are considered key to the West's exit strategy, which calls for the nation's forces to take over security responsibilities across the country in the next three years. That plan was endorsed at a NATO conference last month and again last week in a White House assessment of the Afghan conflict.
Greed, chutzpah, arrogance. Everyone seems to have their own idea about what motivated Groupon Inc. to turn down a buyout offer of a reported $5 billion to $6 billion from Google Inc. last week. Neither company is commenting about the negotiations or Groupon's decision. Their silence leaves a substantial vacuum for outsiders to debate whether the Chicago start-up's decision was foolish or brilliant. While the headline-grabbing bid dominated the chatter, other variables such as corporate culture and the viability of alternative exit strategies for investors probably played a major role in Groupon's thinking.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani used revelations in a new book about the Obama administration to criticize the president's handling of the war in Afghanistan, saying his insistence on an exit strategy has put American forces at greater risk. Giuliani also took issue with a quote attributed to President Obama by author Bob Woodward — that the country could "absorb" another terrorist attack like the one suffered in September 2001. "I don't know that I would have said that," Giuliani told reporters on a conference call Wednesday.
Trent Lott is to be applauded for his efforts to save the Republicans from themselves and devise the terms of a graceful and rapid exit from a pointless impeachment trial. But this praiseworthy attempt comes at too high a price when it involves a direct violation of the Constitution. The problem involves one aspect of the exit strategy enacted by Senate Republicans on a party line vote last week.
A landmark international conference on Tuesday endorsed President Hamid Karzai's plan for Afghanistan's security forces to take over responsibility for safeguarding the country within four years, setting a potential timeline for foreign troops' departure. The Afghan capital was under virtual lockdown for the high-level gathering, which passed without any major attack. However, insurgents fired rockets at Kabul's international airport overnight, forcing the diversion of a plane carrying U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to Bagram air base, north of the capital.
It is the forgotten bailout: $125.9 billion spent by taxpayers so far to rescue housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- nearly twice what's been pumped into American International Group Inc. -- and with no end in sight. But in a hearing Tuesday, lawmakers will start pressing the Obama administration for an exit strategy as the government faces an unlimited commitment for the next three years to the housing finance agencies, which are almost single-handedly keeping the fragile real estate market afloat.


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Heads Up! Daylight Savings Starts March 11
Posted by Barbara Fordyce on Mar 08, 2018
Daylight Savings, Spring Forward or Spring Up, March Forward, Summer Time... whatever you call it, it's coming soon. Sunday, March 11, at 2:00 am, is when we move our clocks forward one hour.
And for most of us, it's a happy fact of life in the otherwise bleary month of March. Because who doesn't love a little more light at the end of every day?
When Did DST Start?
On July 1, 1908, the residents of Port Arthur, Ontario turned their clocks forward by 1 hour. This was the first official use of DST.
However, the idea did not catch until 1916 when Germany started using DST. Clocks in Germany and Austria were turned ahead by 1 hour on April 30, 1916, during World War I. The Germans wanted minimize the use of artificial lighting to save fuel for the war effort. Shorty afterward, the UK, France and other countries followed suit.
Daylight Saving Time is now used in over 70 countries worldwide and affects over 1 billion people every year. The beginning and end dates vary from one country to another.
See a list of DST changes throughout the world.
DST in the USA
In the United States, most, but not all, of the country will move clocks forward. Oddly, the state of Arizona does not use DST, except for Native American reservations.
So, unless you're somewhere that doesn't participate in DST, get ready to lose an hour of sleep and gain an hour of light this weekend.
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Q: Many to many insert with repository Entity Framework My entities:
public class Product : Base.BaseEntity
{
    public Product()
    {
        this.Colors = new HashSet<Color>();
    }

    [StringLength(50)]
    public string ProductName { get; set; }
    public int CategoryID { get; set; }
    [StringLength(100)]
    public string StockFinishes { get; set; }
    [StringLength(50)]
    public string Guarantee { get; set; }
    [StringLength(50)]
    public string Installation { get; set; }

    public virtual ProductEntity.Category OwnerCategory { get; set; }
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    public virtual ICollection<ProductEntity.Color> Colors { get; set; }
}

public class Color : Base.BaseEntity
{
    public Color()
    {
        this.Products = new HashSet<Product>();
    }

    [StringLength(50)]
    public string ColorName { get; set; }

    public virtual ICollection<ProductEntity.Product> Products { get; set; }
}

My controller:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult NewProduct(Models.DTO.ProductDTO.ProductVM productmodel)
{
        if (ModelState.IsValid)
        {
            DATA.Models.ORM.Entity.ProductEntity.Product productentity = new DATA.Models.ORM.Entity.ProductEntity.Product();

            productentity.ProductName = productmodel.ProductName;
            productentity.CreatedBy = User.UserId;
            productentity.CategoryID = productmodel.CategoryID;
            productentity.StockFinishes = productmodel.StockFinishes;
            productentity.Guarantee = productmodel.Guarantee;
            productentity.Installation = productmodel.Installation;

            rpproduct.Insert(productentity);
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            if (productmodel.SelectedColors != null)
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                }

                db.SaveChanges();
            }

            return RedirectToAction("ProductList");
        }
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There is no error, but product colors are not inserted into the database. I can't do it with repository.
How can I add product colors with repository or without repository?
Sorry for bad English :(

A: I prefer to manage many to many relations myself not Entity Framework.
In my view you need another table to store colors of products with columns ColorId and ProductId. Then there should be a DbSet on your DbContext.
After that you can save a new entity ProductColors which stores ColorId and ProductId. Your entities Color and Product can have a reference to this table, not to Color and Product table.
public class ProductColor : Base.BaseEntity
{
    public ProductColor()
    {
    }

    public int ColorId { get; set; }
    public virtual Color Color { get; set; }

    public int ProductId { get; set; }
    public virtual Product Product { get; set; }
}

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Poros Weather Forecast. Providing a local 3 hourly Poros weather forecast of rain, sun, wind, humidity and temperature. The Long-range 10 day forecast also includes detail for Poros weather today. Live weather reports from Poros weather stations and weather warnings that include risk of thunder, high UV index and forecast gales. See the links below the 10-day Poros weather forecast table for other cities and towns nearby along with weather conditions for local outdoor activities.
Poros is 1 m above sea level and located at 37.50° N 23.45° E. Poros has a population of 3651. Local time in Poros is EEST.
Mostly dry. Very mild (max 18°C on Wed morning, min 14°C on Sun night). Wind will be generally light.
Mostly dry. Warm (max 21°C on Fri afternoon, min 18°C on Wed night). Wind will be generally light.
Mostly dry. Warm (max 20°C on Sat afternoon, min 17°C on Sun night). Wind will be generally light.
* NOTE: not all weather stations near Poros update at the same time and we only show reports from the nearest stations that are deemed current. Weather reports submitted by any ship (SYNOP) that is close to Poros within an acceptable time window are also included.
See weather photos from Attica, Greece.
62 km Mostly dry. Mostly dry. Light rain (total 9mm), mostly falling on Sun night.
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We had an issue though, our client is a brand. They were already listed on a number of these sites. With so many prospects, hand vetting was proving to be cumbersome – so we developed a solution.
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Sounds like the same girl I talked to as well. She told me it won't be STCed till the end of the year as they haven't started the paperwork for Mooney and hasn't been of concern till the Cessna stuff was finished. I'm assuming this was also a slip of the tongue. Navi, why haven't they put out a press release when clearly there is a lot of miss communication?
Continuing what Rich said, the inner rods that you're trying to get out are connected to an outboard portion about where they go through the wing root. Disconnect the bolt that holds them together and pull and twist them apart. As you do that, you'll start to see the different angles and rotations that are available to you to get the rods out. Keep working at it. You'll eventually hit upon the combinations necessary to twist, rotate, and maneuver them out.
Do you have the bolts bat the outboard ends removed? If I recall you can slide them towards the center.
Pump myself, just so many things that can go wrong otherwise. If it was more to SS I would still do it.
Don't do it. Find yourself a well maintained 201. I've owned my 231 for 16 years and have replaced practically every part on the plane, some parts multiple times. It's been a maintenance nightmare.
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Right - I understand. The probe is incorrectly informing the AP that is commanding an innaporpriate nose down. So this specific failure mode cannot happen in the Mooney install, but I still find this closer strike to home much more Mooney relevant than the 737 problem, as this error specifically involves the Garmin ESP. From my reading of the flyingmag article I thought they were now up to mandatory grounding on the Cirrus SF50 jet fleet.
RIght - I wrote the Cirrus jet fleet.


We need to repeat this warning twice every day. Today's example comes from a three-part series in The Washington Post on the use and abuse of civil forfeiture by the police. Our free press is an essential pillar of our liberty.
The police, whose job is to protect us and enforce the law, can catch criminals more easily if they can freely search our private properties (our homes, cars, email, etc). It is more difficult to get away with unwanted crimes in a totalitarian state than in a liberal democracy that respects privacy as an important protection against the abuse of state power. We have wisely chosen not to live in a totalitarian state and have struck a balance between privacy and state/police intrusiveness that favors privacy. This makes it more difficult for the police to find criminals, but reduces the number of innocent citizens falsely accused. This is the way we like it, and we need to remain vigilant to keep it that way.
We also understand the importance of incentives for influencing and motivating behavior. If we want to encourage more of a particular activity, rewarding it financially can be effective. If those who find stolen (or illegally earned) money get to keep some of it, more will be found. That is what bounty hunting was (is) all about. But what if those finding the money are also given the authority to judge its legality? That would constitute a clear-cut conflict of interest. A bounty hunter could increase his financial take by declaring money illegal in questionable cases without due process to protect the innocent.
The practice of "equitable sharing" encourages police to circumvent state laws on civil forfeiture in order to share in the proceeds of property confiscated under federal law. This financial incentive encourages the police to seize more private property but suffers from an unacceptable conflict of interest. The results, as revealed in The Washington Post's three article series, can be ugly. We should not be surprised, but we should be indignant.
Here is one of many examples: "Mandrel Stuart, a 35-year-old African American owner of a small barbecue restaurant in Staunton, Va., was stunned when police took $17,550 from him during a stop in 2012 for a minor traffic infraction on Interstate 66 in Fairfax. He rejected a settlement with the government for half of his money and demanded a jury trial. He eventually got his money back but lost his business because he didn't have the cash to pay his overhead.
• There have been 61,998 cash seizures made on highways and elsewhere since 9/11 without search warrants or indictments through the Equitable Sharing Program, totaling more than $2.5 billion. State and local authorities kept more than $1.7 billion of that while Justice, Homeland Security and other federal agencies received $800 million. Half of the seizures were below $8,800.
• Only a sixth of the seizures were legally challenged, in part because of the costs of legal action against the government. But in 41 percent of cases — 4,455 — where there was a challenge, the government agreed to return money. The appeals process took more than a year in 40 percent of those cases and often required owners of the cash to sign agreements not to sue police over the seizures.
• Hundreds of state and local departments and drug task forces appear to rely on seized cash, despite a federal ban on the money to pay salaries or otherwise support budgets. The Post found that 298 departments and 210 task forces have seized the equivalent of 20 percent or more of their annual budgets since 2008.
This has gone much too far for the health of our Republic.
This entry was posted in News and politics and tagged civi forfeiture, conflict of interest, equitable sharing, free press, liberty, police. Bookmark the permalink.
Warren, your most excellent commentary on our decline of liberty run rampant by yet another means (namely, civil forfeiture) brings to mind a commentary of St. Augustine's City of God (426 AD) with the rejoinder of the captured pirate.


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Education Week's blogs > Bridging Differences See more Opinion
Deborah Meier
Harry Boyte
Deborah Meier is a visionary teacher, author, and founder of successful small schools in New York City and Boston. Harry Boyte, senior scholar at Augsburg College, is founder of the youth civic empowerment initiative Public Achievement and a leader in the movement to democratize higher education.
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Free Spaces in Democracy Schools
By Harry C. Boyte on February 2, 2016 4:11 AM
Dear Deb and colleagues
You raise "places where people find it easy and enjoyable to swap stories, plan adventures, and discuss and argue politics." We call these "free spaces." Free space is a concept that Sara Evans and I developed in the 1960s to name our experiences in settings related to the civil rights movement in the South, where we saw people - including ourselves -- develop a new sense of hope that the pervasive culture and structures of segregation could change. Linked, there was also space for democratic discussion and work. Free spaces are always "more or less," not pure. But the effect of "free space" qualities can be dramatic.
We later wrote a book, Free Spaces, in 1986/1992, exploring free spaces at the heart of the black freedom struggle, women's movements, labor organizing, and farmers movements. Free spaces are the places where people move from anger to agency, developing vision, intellectual life, and democratic habits and skills.
In the South in the 1950s and 1960s, free spaces were places with room to talk about segregation. They weren't in schools -- my teachers were almost always segregationists (or if not, they kept quiet). Silence reflected the repressive culture in the South. In many settings interracial discussions were met with resistance, sometimes violence.
I experienced free space after my 11th grade year, in a Quaker summer work camp in Philadelphia, where there were black and white kids from across the country. The intense discussions and debates were exhilarating and liberating.
Then in college many spaces had "free space" qualities, like the student "Dope Shop," a cafeteria at Duke where there was a never-ending running debate about segregation and other issues. A local coffee house off campus called The Triangle was the exhilirating meeting place for students from Duke and North Carolina Central, an African American college.
In the movement, beauty parlors were meeting spaces free of control by the white power structure. Highlander Folk School, the organizing and education center in the movement, worked with beauticians across the south to make them self-consciously movement centers. We also created free spaces when I did community organizing among poor whites, where there could be interaction with blacks.
When we started Public Achievement in 1990, the youth political empowerment initiative, we saw that PA depends on finding or creating free spaces where kids have room for self-organizing efforts and development of public skills, or political agency. We soon found that sustaining free spaces in schools depends on renewing the public, empowering dimensions of teaching. St. Bernard's School in St. Paul, through the leadership of then principal Dennis Donovan, became our great incubator. Staff developed a sense of themselves as "citizen teachers," "citizen secretaries," "citizen custodians." Public Achievement became the spirit of the school.
The concept of free spaces now has enormous relevance in higher education, where issues of free speech have exploded in the wake of student protests about racial discrimination and other issues. Some propose speech codes and other measures to turn campuses into safe spaces. Others react with disgust at the idea of "political correctness." What both critics and supporters of students' protests have in common in our therapeutic age is little respect for students' own agency. This is linked to your point about respecting people's intelligence -- professionals have a hard time with that toward groups like working class whites.
Elisabeth Bott, one of my students, took a class with Donovan, now organizer for Public Achievement on the staff of the Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship at Augsburg College who also teaches organizing classes at the University of Minnesota. Dennis is highly skilled in opening room for students to take the lead. Elisabeth wrote an essay for me about her experiences that she says I can share:
"Our conversation on gun control and gun violence was intense. I had significantly different views than some of my classmates, but throughout the semester, we created an environment where conflicting ideas were valued and where challenging each other's ideas was welcome. We were respectful, but bold. It was uncomfortable but I loved it. I learned more about my own opinions and opposing views from the debate."
Elisabeth concluded with a generational manifesto. "I want every student to have similar opportunities so they can grow and gain confidence in themselves, just like I did." She argues that "being comfortable is overrated and being liked is overvalued."
Free spaces need educators like Dennis with skills of coaching without directing, listening without coddling or condescending, and challenging and energizing without dominating. Free spaces are neither "safe" nor "dangerous" - one student called them "brave spaces."
Can policy change help develop citizen teachers who help to create free spaces?
Democracy in schools
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Heat domes are to blame for the nearly week-long stretch of sweltering heat in Greater Cincinnati.
The Fourth of July broke a heat record that had stayed in place for six years. When temperatures topped out at 96 degrees, it was the warmest temperature recorded at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport since 2012, according to the National Weather Service.
It's been a hot year so far, May and June both had some hot days. In June, the temperature at Cincinnati hit at least 90 on six consecutive days, making it the longest such occurrence in June at the site since June of 2005, the National Weather Service said.
Experts are already predicting a hotter than average July. The higher than normal temperatures will likely last through September.
So why is it so hot?
According to the Weather Channel, the recent heat wave can be blamed on high pressure, which is a northward bulge of the jet stream. The bulge has brought hot and humid conditions from the Plains to the East with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average from the Great Lakes into the Northeast.
"Relief from the heat is expected in the East heading toward the second week of July as the upper-level ridge of high pressure over the East will shift toward the West," The Weather Channel said. "This will allow an upper-level trough, or southward dip in the jet stream, to develop over the Northeast."
The Washington Post reported that large areas of heat pressure or heat domes led to the hottest weather ever recorded in some areas of the US.


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December 5, 2018 by joecarro	in Uncategorized and tagged Announcement, art, Away With Words, Blog, Blogger, Books, Fun, Games, Humanity, I'm Back, Internet, Joseph Carro, JosephCarro, Life, Maine, ME, Movies, New England, News, Portland, Relationships, Restaurants, Review, TAJRB, Uncategorized, Writing	| Leave a comment
Hey, all – if anyone is still reading this blog, you know it's now 2018 and I haven't really posted on this one in about four years. This is mostly due to having another blog which I enjoy writing on very much called Away With Words here on WordPress. However, that blog is a very different sort of blog with various personal stories, book reviews, and short fiction along with writing prompts and travel and opinion pieces.
Here's the thing – I miss doing reviews. Aside from the books, my other blog isn't really a space for that. So, I am dipping my toes in once again, and I plan to start slow and catch up on some reviews of games and movies and anything else I've seen/played since 2014 (sounds like a lot already). We'll see how it goes. If people like the new reviews, maybe I'll stick with it. Who knows.
In any case, thank you for the continued interest in this blog to all of you who've popped in over the past four years, off and on. I hope the new ones live up to the old.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – (2014)
August 19, 2014 by joecarro	in Movie Reviews and tagged Action, Adventure, Aleksei Sytsevich, Alex Kurtzman, Alistair Smythe, Andrew Garfield, Aunt May, Average JOE, B.J. Novak, Blog, Bromance, Campbell Scott, City, Colm Feore, Comic Book, Dane DeHaan, Donald Menken, Dr. Ashley Kafka, Electro, Embeth Davidtz, Emma Stone, Fantasy, Felicia, Felicity Jones, Film, Fox, Girlfriend, Great Power, Green Goblin, Guns, Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, Hero, Jamie Foxx, Life, Marc Webb, Mark Webb, Martin Csokas, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, Mary Parker, Max Charles, Max Dillon, Movie, New York, New York City, Norman Osborn, Obligations, Oscorp, Oscorp Industries, Paul Giamatti, Peter Parker, Police, Powerful Foe, Race, Relationships, Responsibility, Returning Character Killed Off, Review, Rhino, Richard Parker, Roberto Orci, Sally Field, Science, Scientist, Sinister Six, Spider-Man, Spidey, Struggle, Super Powers, Super Villains, Superhero, Swinging, Taser, technology, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Violence, Web Slinging, Work	| 1 Comment
Original Theatrical Release: May 02, 2014
Director: Marc Webb
Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) enjoys the freedoms of being Spider-Man – slinging webs through the city and showing off for the crowds. He tries to balance his two lives, with some success, as he forges a stronger relationship with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) and a childhood friend, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan). However, when the villain known as Electro (Jamie Foxx) appears – someone so powerful that he's made out of energy – Spidey realizes that he may not be able to protect everyone and that even when you have superpowers, it might not be enough.
Being a Spidey fan is a roller coaster ride in this day and age. Marvel is making cinematic gold with films like Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy – with more on the way. Spider-Man is pretty much the mascot of Marvel Comics. Well, at least he is to me, so I'd like to see him represented better in his film incarnations.
Sam Raimi had a decent run with his own trilogy back in the early 2000's, starting with Spider-Man back in 2002, which was decent. Raimi's Spider-Man 2 was even better. Spider-Man 3 was pretty terrible. Webb's first film in this new reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man, was actually pretty good – although I had problems with it being a reboot so soon after the original trilogy. I wish they'd gone in a different direction rather than re-hash the origin story yet again. Still, the dark qualities of the film drew me in and Andrew Garfield was the only thing I really didn't like about it (because Peter Parker isn't supposed to be a "hot" semi-popular hipster/skater kid. He's supposed to be awkward and picked on). I was willing to give Fox (the studio which owns the film rights for Spider-Man) a chance on the second film.
That being said – The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was a huge disappointment.
First off, the script was a chaotic mess. There were some redeeming qualities but ultimately the story felt fractured and disjointed and by the time the movie actually ended I felt nothing and I just wanted it to be over with, I wanted the movie to have ended an hour before it did – which is never a good thing. The movie felt like part rom-com, part action flick and part advertisement for Oscorp Industries. Peter's relationship with Harry seemed solid enough at first, but it wasn't focused on long enough to make much sense later in the film, with how their dynamics changed. Some of the character motivations were just flat-out unbelievable, especially Foxx's nervous and emotionally unstable Max Dillon/Electro.
Andrew Garfield did a better job at being Spider-Man this time around, but did an even worse job of being Peter Parker. Emma Stone was decent as Gwen Stacy in the first film, but became an annoying, nagging foil to Spider-Man's every move in this sequel. Dane DeHaan did a great job as Harry, at first, but the manic side of him just wasn't believable in the film itself (though this wasn't necessarily the actor's fault). Jamie Foxx can act but he basically played one of his bumbling characters from the old comedy sketch show he used to be in called In Living Color – which isn't a good thing for the character of Electro. And Paul Giamatti makes absolutely no sense whatsoever as the villain Rhino. I have no idea how that casting choice happened. I love Paul but he basically just screams into the camera for a half hour and spouts Slavic-sounding gibberish.
The fight scenes are pretty much the only saving grace this film has, aside from a switch to a more classic-looking costume (thank you!). The rest of the film is really underwhelming. I honestly hope that Marvel can somehow get back the film rights to Spider-Man so they can do it some justice, because if not – Fox Studios is going to run this character into the ground, which stinks for those of us who have been longtime fans of the character and want to see him treated well.
Movie Trailer For The Amazing Spider-Man 2
March 10, 2014 by joecarro	in Uncategorized and tagged Average JOE, Beard, Blog, Eye Patch, Joseph Carro, Life, military, Photo, Post, Review, Slacker, Steampunk, Still Alive, Update	| Leave a comment
So, just so everyone is aware, I am – in fact – still alive. I haven't posted much because I literally haven't had time. I am supposed to get my MFA in July but I still have a lot of work to do and I have deadlines to do it by. So, while I do have a backlog of reviews to give on various things – I won't be doing them until I make a little headway.
I did my taxes, got my car pretty much fixed and finally got a new laptop cord so that my laptop essentially functions like new again.
The reviews, they are-a-coming….but until then – here's me in a steampunk eye patch.
12 O'Clock Boys (2013)
February 7, 2014 by joecarro	in Biography, Documentary, Movie Reviews and tagged 12 O'Clock Boys, 2010's, 2013, Adolescent, America, Average JOE, Baltimore, Baltimore Ravens, Biker, Biography, Blog, Boyz, Coco, Combative, Death, Digit In Title, Dirt bike, Documentary, Drugs, Film, Force, Four Wheeler, Gang, Ghetto, Hard, Illegal, Joseph Carro, Life, Maine, Maryland, Number In Title, Officer, Oppression, Oscilloscope, Police, Portland, Pug, Review, Riders, Space Gallery, Steven, Street, Stunt, Suburb, Tibba, Time In Title, Veterinarian, Violence, West Baltimore, Wheelie	| Leave a comment
Original Theatrical Release: January 31, 2014
Director: Lofty Nathan
Pug, a young man from a dangerous block in Baltimore, Maryland is enthralled by a band of people who partake in illegal street riding calling themselves the 12 O'Clock Boys. When his older brother, Tibba, dies – Pug looks to the Boys for guidance, much to the worry of his mother, Coco, and others in Pug's family. Pug must weigh his obsession with bikes and this group against a rising police response to the riding and his inner desires to become a veterinarian.
To be clear – I kind of accidentally stumbled into this documentary. I went with my girlfriend to a place called the Space Gallery in Portland, Maine – and we were supposed to be going to a women's writer group Q&A seminar. As we sat down and waited, we wondered why the audience was overwhelmingly male. We had our answer in a few minutes as the documentary started. We had come on the wrong day, and we already paid so we stayed – and I'm glad we did.
First off, the style was fresh and kinetic. Lofty Nathan, the director, filled the frame with choice morsels that assisted the narrative in telling the deep and complicated story that is Pug's life and upbringing. Not once did he delve into stereotypical urban characters – but let each person identify themselves through their own ways. Some were gangsters, some were struggling parents, some were police officers, some were just kids.
Rather than glamorize the dangerous lifestyle led by the 12 O'Clock Boys, Nathan portrayed them as human beings in a tough situation relying on what they feel is their only release other than gang activity, drugs or other less-positive things. Through Pug and his own tough life, we understand that belonging to a group and being good at something (even if it's just being able to wheelie really well) is what we all strive for. We all secretly want to be a 12 O'Clock Boy.
A good documentarian holds a mirror up to the rest of us and says "Look. This is you – this is your reality" and makes us reflect on it, think about it. I felt that way when watching this film. I do love documentaries but this is one of the better ones I've seen in a while. Lofty Nathan does not insert himself directly into the narrative as is sometimes the case with other documentarians, but we see through his eyes the disarray that this suburb, inner-city culture has become and all the problems that stem from it.
In Pug we have someone who is truly likable and easy to care about. We see his struggles and we want him to get on that bike. We see him training and we root for him as he gets better and better at riding and doing wheelies. We see the danger and we wish someone would stop him before he gets in over his head. It's a really complicated emotional response evoked, at least in my case. Pug starts out somewhat innocent but then slowly evolves (or de-volves, possibly) once his world view perspective is changed over and over again.
On the other side of things, just visually it's entertaining to watch. There are many dynamic shots and kinetic images on display for the visually-oriented folks out there like me. There are lots of slow-motion shots of the riding as well as fast-paced chase scenes and tension-ridden conflicts between police and the Boys.
12 O'Clock Boys is the total package. Go watch it.
Movie Trailer For 12 O'Clock Boys
The Wolverine (2013)
July 30, 2013 by joecarro	in Action (Movies), Adventure (Movies), Comic Book Movies, Fantasy (Movies), Movie Reviews and tagged 2010's, 2013, Adamantium, Average JOE, Blog, Bone, Brian Tee, Claws, Cure, Death, Debt, Famke Janssen, Film, Hal Yamanouchi, Harada, Hermit, Hero, Hiroyuki Sanada, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellan, James Mangold, Japan, Jean Grey, Joseph Carro, Life, Logan, Magneto, Mariko, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, Marvel Superheroes, Marvel Universe, Movie, Mutant, Ninja, Noburo, Patrick Stewart, Poison, Powers, Professor X, Review, Rila Fukushima, Samurai, sequel, Shingen, Silver Samurai, Sir, Soldier, Svetlana Khodchenkova, Tao Okamoto, The Wolverine, Torment, Viper, Wheelchair, Will Yun Lee, Wolverine, X-Men, Yashida, Yukio	| Leave a comment
A mentally-wounded Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) takes to the hermit life in a rugged, backwoods mountain town after the events in X-Men: The Last Stand. When he is approached by associates of an old friend from Japan to come to Tokyo, he reluctantly agrees to fulfill a dying man's wish. Once there, he finds himself embroiled in a fight between ninja and Yakuza on which the fate of a young woman, Mariko (Tao Okamoto), rests.
I have to admit that I had a lot of apprehension going in to see this film. X-Men 3 and X-Men Origins: Wolverine had both really, REALLY let me down. In a big way. So, I didn't really have much in the way of expectations.
With that said, the movie turned out to be actually good, and I was pleasantly surprised, especially since a lot of it was true to the Miller/Claremont miniseries from the 1980's.
We get to see the badass Wolverine/Logan that we want to see, slicing up Yakuza and ninjas in all his adamantium glory. BUT – even though we get to see him slice up SOME ninjas, I really wanted to see more of a fight instead of having to see Logan turned into a parody of a porcupine. C'mon, man, where was your rage?
There were many nods to the comics, as I said before, , which was a nice touch and something that Fox has been lacking lately. This time, they did a lot of things correctly and they also made it accessible enough for casual viewers who just want to see a good action flick or want to see shirtless Hugh Jackman flex his muscles.
The characters were all really nice, and the movie being set in Japan gave the aesthetics a distinct quality that was very appealing to the eye.
All in all, this movie is decent. It's not perfect, but it's definitely not X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Go see it if you liked the earlier X-Men films and wondered what happened to the once-mighty franchise. This installment definitely makes some amends.
Skateland (2010)
July 27, 2013 by joecarro	in Drama (Movies) and tagged 1980's, 2010, 2010's, Anthony Burns, Ashley Greene, Average JOE, Blog, Brent Burkham, Brett Cullen, Change, David Wheeler, Debbie Wheeler, Drama, Film, Haley Ramm, Heath Freeman, Joseph Carro, Kenny Crawford, Life, Mary Wheeler, Melinda McGraw, Michelle Burkham, Movie, Review, Ritchie Wheeler, Roller Skating, Shiloh Fernandez, Skate Rink, Skateland, Taylor Handley, Texas	| Leave a comment
It's the early 1980's in small-town Texas and Ritchie Wheeler (Shiloh Fernandez) knows that things are changing. The skating rink he manages is going under, his friends are all on the verge of moving away and his parents are getting divorced. All of these events converge and force Ritchie to take new stock of his life and where he wants to be, but sometimes that's hard to do.
I went into this expecting an Almost Famous vibe, but it didn't really turn out that way. What I did find was a movie that I wanted to like, but ultimately found to fall flat in a lot of places.
The acting was all really well done. Shiloh Fernandez's character, Ritchie, seems authentically from that time period. Ashley Greene and Heath Freeman are also really up to par for their roles as his friends.
However, there was a lot of meandering. At first, I couldn't really tell what the message of the film was supposed to be. It felt sort of like a one-note, reminiscence-fest – which is fine, but it wasn't really for me. There were some good scenes, but the tempo of the movie switched around too much for me to really sink my teeth into it.


HomeJewelleryFrom where can you Customize an Infinity Necklace?
From where can you Customize an Infinity Necklace?
Giving a personalized gift to someone is the most beautiful thing ever. Even if such a thing is not very expensive, it requires an investment of your time and efforts. You find out a perfect design for someone you love and get the thing made for them. You spend at least an hour's time thinking about how to get the best output from the thoughts you have in your mind. After all, you don't make an order for a customized infinity name necklace every day and thus, when you do, patience is what you have to keep.
There is one question that must be bothering you at this very moment – from where can you customize an infinity necklace for yourself and have your names carved on it?
First of all, you don't necessarily have to carve two names on the symbol of infinity; it can be just yours as well. If you want to depict your relationship with the Universe and give self-love to yourself, you might not want to have someone else's name written with yours. Also, when you have your name written with someone else, it is a major sign of commitment.
Now, if you are all set to buy an infinity name necklace either with yours or with someone else's name, you have to make a search engine the closest friend you have. Of course you can go to your friend and ask them about the company they trusted to get their necklace made, but if you don't want to do that or let them know you are in the midst of having something similar made for you, the only option you are left with is the search engine. Put the right words in the search bar and voila – you'd have a large list of all those companies that manufacture and sell such customized jewelries.
When you start liking a specific company's products and you believe that you have finally found that one name that you can count upon for your customized necklace needs, learn about the price at which the company is making the product for you. It is always good to find out if the necklace is being made at an affordable price or not. There are companies that sell impressive quality customized necklaces at cheap rates. Thus, you need to have patience to search for one of such companies.


When searching for the best crappie rod and reel combo, you want to prioritize casting distance and rod sensitivity. However, type of bait and reel also play a part. To learn more, join us as we tell you everything you need to know about crappie fishing combos!
What Spinning Combo is best for Crappie?
Spinning rod and reel combinations are a popular way to catch crappie. Why? They are by far the easiest way to catch this fish. Some might say the most effective. We will leave that up to you to decide!
If you plan to use artificial lures in shallow water, spinning combos might be your best option. However, there are different levels of power, action, and gear-ratios. It can be confusing! That's why we've put together the necessary ingredients for a the best crappie rod and reel combo.
Medium action works best. You want something middle of the road that can cast far yet give you the greatest sensitivity. Favor a slow action rod if you want a longer cast. For more sensitivity, fast action is king.
4 to 5 feet is a good length. You don't need anything excessively long to catch crappie. However, the most important guideline is to find a length that suits your body type and allows you to feel comfortable.
Great for Winter Spawning. A light spinning combo works well for catching crappie during the spawning season. Even the heavier ones! If you are interested in fishing during the spring, check out a fellow crappie fisherman's tips and tricks.
Reels should be as light as possible. The fish you seek are not very heavy, so there is virtually no risk of the line snapping. Light and ultralight reels are more sensitive to movement and are better for casting light bait.
Reels should have a fast gear ratio. The faster the gear ratio, the quicker you get your freshwater fish hooked! This feature lets you work the jigs the way you want without making a lot of commotion. You don't want to scare the crappie away!
Watch this extremely helpful video from Richard Lee on how to catch a carp. He not only gives you tips and tricks for lures and bait, but he also shows you what goes on under the water!
What Baitcasting Combo is Best for Crappie?
If you want to dip, drift, or troll, then you may be interested in purchasing a baitcasting combo. On spinning reels, the line is wound. On baitcasting reels, the fishing line is parallel. That makes it easier to drop your lures straight down into the water.
Fast action works best. With panfish like crappie, the best rods are the most sensitive. The faster the action, the quicker you can respond to a nibble on your line.
6 to 12 feet is a good length. Anyone planning on dropping their line to catch crappie will want a length of at least 10 feet. The length allows you to reach as deep as the fish! Shorter rods are best used for trolling or drifting.
Reels should be as light as possible. Like spinning reels, baitcasting reels come in a variety of sizes and weights. We recommend going with the lightest one you can find down to a 4-pound test line. They are easier to cast.
Graphite is best. Regarding construction materials, graphite is the best. Why? Because it is the most sensitive to fish nibbles! That is important when fishing for any panfish.
Can You Use a Cane Pole?
Cane poles are not used very often these days. However, they are still extremely useful for dropping lures in tight places and near old structures. Since crappie hang out under fallen trees, narrow channels, and other deep areas, a cane pole can be just the thing.
If you are considering an old-fashioned cane pole, we have put together a list of what to look for.
Fast action works best. Sensitivity is important, even and especially on cane poles! A fast action tip will allow you to feel any action on your lure.
12 to 20 feet is a good length. Since you are dropping your bait down into the depths, you need plenty of rod length. In fact, cane poles are balanced so you can feel the bite while casting as far as needed.
The short answer is yes. In fact, this is the type of reel most people prefer because it is the easiest. However, spincasters do not cast very far or very smoothly. These reels are also the hardest to manipulate bait with. That is why we don't recommend them.
However, you can find dedicated anglers that swear by using spincasters during the winter rush.
UglyStik is from a reputable fishing gear manufacturer. They make high-quality combos, and the GX2 reel and rod combo is no exception! It was made from graphite and fiberglass to give it the best of both worlds. The rod is covered by a 7-year warranty and the reel for one year.
The GX2 is a medium action spinner, meaning the casting will be a breeze. The test line is a cool 8-20 pounds so that you can catch any monster crappie. Remember to buy a lighter line if you want even more casting power.
This UglyStik is 6 feet long, so it falls within a good length for a spinner. The reel has four ball bearings, and these work to make your catch smoother. The rod comes apart into 2-pieces, making it easier for carrying in a backseat or keeping in a small space.
Of the best crappie rod and reel combos on our list, the Mr Crappie Slab Shakr is the best value. This combo combines a strong graphite rod, reel seats, and reel with stainless steel guides and inserts. This makes the Mr Crappie Slab Shakr a great combo to use in all water types.
If you are a beginner, Lews makes it easy. They have pre-spooled the combo with their premium line! Small spaces or a 2-door car? No problem! This rod and reel set comes apart into two pieces for easy carry and storage.
The length of this Lews rod is 5 feet and 6 inches. As a spinner, this is the perfect size to cast effortlessly. We recommend the Slab Shakr for lightweight lures. However, with the line provided, you can catch any fish up to small or medium-sized bass.
If you want to cast well, you want the longest rod that feels comfortable in your hands. Our pick for that rod is the Zebco Quantum Crappie Fighter. This rod is ambidextrous, meaning anyone in your fishing party can use it. We can attest that it is comfortable either way!
This is a spinning combo, so having a high gear ratio and balanced bearings are important. Luckily, the Quantum Crappy Fighter gives us a 4:3:1 ratio as well as one bearing for a 4-8 pound line.
The rod gives you 8 feet of room to drop your lure and bait, and it is made of durable glass. The spool is chrome plated, and the reel is ultralight to give you easier casting. With a retrieval rating of 18 inches per spin, you will have your fish off the hook before they know what hit them!
The original Crappie Fighter is less confusing to use than the Quantum, which is why we named it the best crappie rod and reel combo for beginners. Zebco made sure to start new anglers out with a medium action, but feels as smooth as a lightweight!
It is a spinning rod, yet you can purchase it in any length up to 12 feet. What that tells us is that this spinner can do double duty for drop, troll, or drift techniques. You need to play a bit with your ball bearings and line. For anyone a bit smaller, 10 feet is also an option.
The 8-foot rod comes apart into three pieces so that we would recommend it for anyone with smaller quarters and transportation. It can also make hike-ins and overnights much easier! The rest are 2-piece and come in more spinner-like lengths starting at 5 feet and 6 inches.
The Abu Garcia Ike Dude is a fast action spinner that is also available as a spincast. For crappie fishing, we will only cover the spinning combo. The composite blank and reel are both lightweight, as are the stainless steel line guides.
As a nice gesture, Abu Garcia included pre-spooled, 6-pound line. Perfect for getting right out there and catching your first crappie fo the year! Although advertised as a medium action spinner, it is as stiff as a fast action rod. This makes it handy for drift or trolling.
Concerning comfort, the Ike Duke features a cushy handle made with high-density EVA. It even lets you set the drag for smooth reeling. You can use this combo on crappie as well as other panfish. You can even catch medium-sized bass with the right line!


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ABBA Is Back With Brand New Music After 40 Year Hiatus
2nd September, 2021
ABBA, one of the most successful pop groups of all time, have today announced that, for the first time in 40 years they are back with a brand new studio album, as well as a revolutionary new concert that will see Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Anni-Frid performing digitally with a live 10-piece band, in a purpose-built arena in London from 27th May 2022.
Now, an incredible 40 years since their last studio album The Visitors, ABBA have not only recorded two new songs, 'I Still Have Faith In You' and 'Don't Shut Me Down', that will both feature in the concert, but they have recorded and produced an entire new album.
"It's hard to say what's been the most joyful thing for me with this project. If it's the involvement in creating the concert together with everyone or being back in the studio together again after 40 years," Benny Andersson said.
"I think hearing Frida and Agnetha singing again is hard to beat. When you come to the arena you will have the four of us together with an absolutely glorious 10-piece band."
"When we got back together in the studio I had no idea what to expect… But Benny's recording studio is such a friendly and safe environment, and before I knew it I was really enjoying myself! I can hardly believe that finally, the moment has come to share this with the world!" Agnetha Fältskog said in a statement.
Recorded together at Benny's studio Riksmixningsverket in Stockholm, Voyage will be released worldwide on 5th November on Universal Music Group.
ABBA Voyage will open 27th May 2022 at the ABBA Arena, a state-of-the-art 3,000 capacity arena located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London.
Hear the new songs:
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Biography Of Burna Boy
Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu (born 2 July 1991), known professionally as #Burna Boy, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. He rose to prominence in 2012 after
releasing the lead single "Like to Party" from his
debut studio album,
L.I.F.E (2013). In 2017, Burna Boy signed with Bad Habit/Atlantic Records in the United
States and Warner Music Group internationally. His
third studio album Outside (2018) marked his major-label debut. In 2019, he won Best International Act at the 2019 BET Awards. He was also announced
as Apple Music's Up Next artist. His fourth studio
album African Giant was released in July 2019.
Damini Ogulu was born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
His father managed a welding company and his
mother worked as a translator.
Benson Idonije is his grandfather. Ogulu grew up in southern Nigeria.
2012–2015: L.I.F.E and On a Spaceship
Aristokrat Records released Burna Boy's debut studio
album L.I.F.E on August 12, 2013. It serves as the
follow-up to his second mixtape, Burn Identity (2011).
L.I.F.E sold 40,000 copies on the first day of its
release. Aristokrat Records later sold the album's marketing rights to Uba Pacific for ₦10 million. The album's release was preceded by five singles: "Like to
Party", "Tonight", "Always Love You", "Run My Race"
and "Yawa Dey".
Produced entirely by Leriq, L.I.F.E features guest
appearances from #2face Idibia, #M.I, #Timaya, #Olamide, #Reminisce and #Wizkid. Nigeria Entertainment Today ranked the album 10th on their list of the 12th best albums of 2013. The music of L.I.F.E draws heavily
from the music of #Fela Kuti, #King Sunny Ade and #Bob Marley. The album received generally positive
reviews from music critics, who applauded its
production. It was nominated for Best Album of the
Year at the
2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards. In
August 2013, L.I.F.E peaked at number 7 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart.
In 2014, Burna Boy split from Aristokrat records. In
2015, he created his own record label called
Spaceship Entertainment.
He released his second album On a Spaceship on 25 November 2015. In September 2016, he released the 7-track EP Redemption. Its lead single "Pree Me" debuted on Noisey.
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Biograhy Of Inetimi Timaya Odon Popularly Known As Timaya
Inetimi Timaya Odon (born 15 August 1977), better
known by his stage name #Timaya, is a Nigerian
singer and songwriter. He is the founder of DM
Records Limited. His solo career began in 2005 with
the release of "Dem Mama", which also appeared on
his debut album, True Story released the following
year. His second album Gift and Grace was released
in 2008.
Timaya Birth name Also known as Born Origin Genres
Odi, Bayelsa DancehallInetimi
Alfred Odon 15 August
State, Nigeria Hip hop,
Port Harcourt, Afrobeats
Rivers State,
Dem mama
soldier, Egberi
Papa 1 Of
Bayelsa, Don
papi chulo
Timaya gained further visibility and international
prominence through his third studio album De Rebirth
—released in partnership with Black Body Entertainment—and its lead single "Plantain Boy".
Both were commercially successful. He collaborated
with Dem Mama Soldiers on the album LLNP (Long
Life N Prosperity). In 2012, Timaya released Upgrade,
which spawned hits "Bum Bum", "Sexy Ladies", and
"Malonogede". To date, his work has earned him
several notable awards and nominations including
four Headies Awards wins, 2 AFRIMMA Awards wins, one Nigeria Music Award and an NEA Award.
Inetimi Timaya Odon was born on 15 August 1980 in
Port Harcourt,
Rivers State. He grew up as part of a
large family; the youngest of fifteen children in Agip
Port Harcourt. His father was a banker and his
mother was a trader. For his early education, Odon
attended Assemblies of God Nursery And Primary School. His secondary school education began at Nkpolu Oroworukwo in Port Harcourt. He would
often break house rules to attend late-night music
events. Before Timaya could graduate from school, his
mother arranged for him to travel with his older
brother and older sister to Lagos. After moving to the
city, he gained admission into Lagos' Ikeja Grammar
School, where he eventually obtained a secondary school certificate.
Timaya later returned to Port Harcourt to study
Banking and Finance at
tertiary-level, however, he
performed poorly in examinations and dropped out after first semester. He then moved back to Lagos
to join Eedris Abdulkareem's hiphop group as a backup vocalist. After three years working for
Eedris, Timaya departed from the group to focus on
his solo career. He began to record collaborations
with fellow up-and-coming artists and made his first
cameo appearance in an unreleased music video by UDX, a Lagos-based rap group. He subsequently
met producer Obaksolo in Mafoluku, Oshodi, who
produced his first major hit record "Dem Mama" after hearing him perform the a cappella version.
Describing the song in an interview posted on August
2013, Timaya said: "Dem Mama" was an account of
the 1999 destruction of Odi, a river side community in
Niger Delta. Soldiers were hunting down militants
they alleged killed eight policemen. The village was
burnt down and numerous people killed. I bravely
tackled the issue years later and won instant street credibility for my boldness."
After the success of "Dem Mama", Timaya decided to
continue with producer K-Solo. He recorded seven
more songs for his first album True Story, which was eventually released in 2007. Later that year,
Timaya began work on his second album with
producers #Phyno, Jeggs, Spankie, Akeem D Beat, Obaksolo and #Terry G. In 2008, the album titled
Gift and Grace was released into stores nationwide.
Timaya won two awards in 2008: "Album of the
Year" at Nigeria Music Awards and "Best Reggae/
Dancehall album" at the
Headies Awards. He also
received two awards "Best Reggae/Dancehall album"
for Gift and Grace and "Best Collaboration" for his feature on J Martins' "Good or Bad (O Wey)" at the 2009 edition of The Headies. Two years later,
Timaya released his third album, De Rebirth and its
success-themed lead single "Plantain Boy". The
album's production was handled by Akeem D Beat,
Phyno, Flux, M-Yire, Jay Sleek, N.D, #Jesse Jagz, and Obaksolo. Timaya collaborated with guest artists,
including #2face Idibia, TJ 2Solo, Allenian, #Konga, Lanre, #M.I, TJ, and Wrecoba. In 2010, he appeared on the song "Kokoroko" by female gospel artist Kefee, which
went on to win in the "Best Collaboration" category at the 2010 Headies Awards., he recently featured by #Kcee in a song titled ''Erima ''
In November 2011, Timaya released LLNP (Long Life
And Prosperity), a collaborative album with his crew,
Dem Mama Soldiers. The album's second track "Dem
No Like Me" featured a guest appearance by legendary reggae singer, #Ras Kimono. On 25 June
2012, Timaya released a 14-track album titled
Upgrade, which produced notable hits "Bum-Bum",
"Sexy Ladies", "Bum Bum" and "Malonogede". The
album features collaborations with Attitude, Terry G and #Vector. #Duncan Mighty and Timaya dueted on
"I Know I Know Dat", which was leaked onto the
internet a few hours after the former's album Footprints was released into stores. Both artists
were among the honorees at the 4th annual Odudu
Music Awards alongside
M-Trill, Sodi Cookey, Becky Enyioma and #Timi Dakolo.
In 2014, he released his fifth studio album, titled
"EPIPHANY. The album was a 20-tracker, with global
hits, such as "Bum Bum Remix" (featuring Dancehall
A-Lister, Sean Paul), "Sanko", and "Ukwu". It also featured #2baba, #Patoranking, #Olamide, #Sir Shina Peters, Deethi, Phyno and Terry G.
In 2017, Timaya performed in Nassau, Bahamas,
where he headlined the first ever
Afro-Soca Concert.
After 5 years of releasing singles, and touring, Timaya
released an EP titled Chulo Vibes (2019). This project
featured collaborations from East African artist
Alikiba, Trinidadian Soca Legend Machel Montano and
Nigeria's Burna Boy.
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How we reported on California's failure to protect addicts at rehab centers
Investigating Health
By Susie Steimle
Every day people die in unlicensed, unregulated sober homes, and California doesn't even bother to count the bodies.
I first learned about this issue in the spring of 2018. I was listening to a podcast with a therapist in Florida who was talking about how that state's new laws regulating rehab facilities were driving unscrupulous operators to California. My team traveled to Southern California to learn more about what are known in the industry as "body brokers," people who lure addicts with good insurance to come to California, stay in rehabs, and make millions off of their insurance. The catch? The rehabs prefer their clients test positive for drugs. In some cases, they'll give addicts drugs before they arrive at the facility; in some instances, it leads to an overdose. We profiled a father whose son had overdosed before entering rehab for a story on this issue in 2018.
Shortly after that story aired, I applied for the Center for Health Journalism's 2019 California Fellowship. I wanted to use this grant to give parents and families more information about rehab facilities. They deserve to have transparency in this field, so they are able to make educated decisions with their loved one. Right now they do not have those tools.
Two careful distinctions need to be made that most people, even some lawmakers, do not understand. There are two kinds of rehabs, licensed and unlicensed. Most people do not think to check to see if the facility they're sending a loved one to is regulated by the state. Licensed facilities are overseen by the California Department of Health Care Services. We've found hundreds of cases of people dying in these licensed facilities.
Unlicensed sober homes pop up all of the time, they are not tracked by the state of California, and they are not held accountable by any government system.
I put in public records requests with the Department of Health Care services for records of all of the deaths that have happened at licensed rehab centers. It took the department an entire year to fulfill this request. It revealed hundreds of instances of people dying in rehab facilities, and it proved people operating these businesses were not following state protocols, which could have prevented many tragic deaths.
I took these records and turned them into an interactive map for part one of this series. Whenever a death happens at a rehab facility, the state has to conduct an investigation and determine if there were any deficiencies there. A class A deficiency indicates the rehab violated state protocol and put their clients in immediate danger, a class B deficiency indicates the rehab violated state protocol and may have endangered residents, and a class C deficiency indicates the rehab violated protocol and corrective action needs to be taken.
Next, we took our questions to Sacramento. We met with Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris and state Sen. Jerry Hill, who are part of a bipartisan group that worked on legislation this year to regulate the rehab industry. AB 920 would have forced all sober homes to be licensed through the Department of Health Care Services so they are held to certain standards.
We also met with an advocate, Wendy McEntyre, who has dedicated her life to reforming this industry. She lost her son to an overdose at an unlicensed sober home in 2004. Wendy helped point us to research the state commissioned back in 2012 highlighting this tragic problem. The report from the California Senate Office of Oversight and Outcomes concluded that the state "consistently failed to catch life-threatening problems" and showed "reluctance to shut down programs that pose a danger to the public." It also found that other states require medical care to be provided inside detox facilities, while California doesn't.
These facilities are expensive. We found the average stay for one month at a rehab in California can cost $40,000. Anne and Tim Russell spent that amount to send their son Teddy to Mountain Vista Farm, a licensed facility. He was in their care for less than 24 hours.
Teddy told Counselors at Mountain Vista Farm that he had taken Xanax and oxycodone earlier that day. Counselors allowed Teddy to go to his room and sleep, and did not perform critical, necessary steps to ensure Teddy's survival. Detox centers must check on patients every 30 minutes for the critical first 72 hours, but that didn't happen at Mountain Vista Farm. Seven hours after he was dropped off at Mountain Vista Farm, Teddy Russell was dead.
The state has the power to suspend a rehab facility's license after a Class A deficiency. Teddy's death turned up two deficiencies, but the state didn't shut the place down. In fact, we've learned it rarely shuts any rehab center down. Instead the penalty in Teddy's case was a $700 fine.
Public records show Teddy's story is not unique. 190 people have died at other rehab facilities in California since 2010. We found dozens of deficiencies, from falsifying records, failing to report deaths, and employing unqualified staff to not monitoring patient vitals, as in Teddy's case.
This is what goes on at licensed rehabs. But hundreds of unlicensed rehabs are operating around the state right now, with no regulation whatsoever. Wendy's son died in one of those. AB 920, which was going to be called Jarrod's Law after him, would have required all sober homes to be licensed and regulated. Unfortunately, it was vetoed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. "I am supportive of the Legislature's intent to license all SUD recovery and treatment services," he wrote at the time. "However, developing a new licensing schema is a significant undertaking, and would require a significant departure from the bill as enrolled."
This reporting has opened my eyes to what happens when a stigmatized, captive, audience lacks appropriate advocates. This predatory industry is thriving, and more people are dying every day. There's much more work that needs to be done to track rehabs, and protect vulnerable people suffering from addiction in California.
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Born in 1959 in Ankara, Fevzi Onat is a graduate of Hacettepe University, Faculty of Social and Administrational Sciences, Department of Economy. Onat started his office as intern/apprentice Supervisor Assistant in the Supervisory Board of İş Bankası in 1981, then assigned as Manager Assistant of the Corporate Credits Management in 1993, to the Investigation and Financial Analysis Directorate in 1997, to the Corporate Credits Directorate in 1998, to the Directorate of the Yenişehir/Ankara Branch in 2001, and became Vice General Manager in 2002. Onat, who was elected as member of the Board of Directors of Türkiye İş Bankası at the dates of Mart 28, 2008 and March 31, 2011, had performed the task of Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors during the same periods.


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Bula-Atumba – miasto w Angoli, w prowincji Bengo.

Miasta w Angoli

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Euphorbia cedrorum — вид рослин із родини пухирникових (Lentibulariaceae).

Біоморфологічна характеристика
Цей вид є невеликим деревом до 3–4 метрів.

Середовище проживання
Ендемік Мадагаскару. Він обмежений плато Махафалі на південь від Толіари в провінції Толіара.

Зростає на сухому колючому чагарнику з Adansonia rubrostopa, Alluaudia comosa, Didierea madagascariensis і Euphorbia fiherenensis на вапняку на висоті 100–200 метрів.

Примітки

cedrorum
Флора Мадагаскару
Рослини, описані 1993


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