2009
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Artists | Wiz Khalifa |
|---|---|
| Curren$y | |
| Release date | February 8, 2019 |
| Genres | Hip-Hop/Rap |
| Producers | Cardo |
| Dame Grease | |
| DJ. Fresh | |
| Harry Fraud | |
| Problem | |
| Vincent van Gogh | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2156009 |
About 2009
2009 is a collaborative studio album by American rappers Wiz Khalifa from Pittsburgh and Curren$y from New Orleans. It was released on February 8, 2019 via Jet Life Recordings and Atlantic Records. Production was handled by Cardo, Dame Grease, DJ Fresh, Harry Fraud, Monstabeatz, Ricky P, Sledgren, Van Gogh and Z Cook.
Ex-Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor dies aged 93
... Her husband died in 2009...
David Cameron: How will MPs hold the foreign secretary to account?
... Mr Brown also made Lord Adonis his transport secretary in 2009 - with Lord Falconer and Baroness Amos serving in the cabinet of Sir Tony Blair...
Bowen: Five new realities after four weeks of Israel-Gaza war
... Mr Netanyahu, who has been prime minister for most of the time since 2009 - after an earlier spell between 1996 and 1999 - has argued consistently that Israel does not have a partner for peace...
Hachiko: The world's most loyal dog turns 100
... And the Chinese iteration - the third after a Japanese version in 1987, and the Richard Gere-starrer in 2009 - is a hit at the box office...
Ant and Dec taking break from Saturday Night Takeaway 'to catch their breath'
... The series previously took a pause in 2009 - returning four years later...
Heather Armstrong: 'Queen of mommy blogging' dead at 47
... That was in 2009 - the same year Armstrong was named in Forbes annual list of the 30 most influential women in media...
Good Friday Agreement: Who wants to tell the 'truth' about NI's past?
... 2009 - Eames-Bradley report: Includes 30 recommendations on legacy issues, including a one-off £12,000 payment for the families of all those killed during the Troubles...
Girls Aloud: It's 20 years since pop greats were born on Popstars The Rivals
... But, along with Jay-Z, Girls Aloud got the crowd in the mood at Wembley Stadium in 2009, with Chris Martin declaring they were...
Schools cash to restored to 2010 levels after 10 years of cut
Funding per pupil in England's schools is to be restored to 2010 levels over The Next three years, the Chancellor has announced.
This means an extra £4. 7bn for schools in England by 2024-2025 and a cash increase for Every Child of £1,500, Rishi Sunak said.
But it will not cover The 9 % Fall In funding since 2009 - the biggest cut in 40 Years .
The Chancellor also pledged an extra £2bn For Education recovery from Covid.
This brings spending on Covid catch-up since 2019 to nearly £5bn, Mr Sunak said in his Budget statement.
Pay rises funded?The Recovery fund falls far short of what education unions and the former catch-up tsar, Sir Kevan Collins, said was required - Around £15bn.
And The Cash injection in basic school funding is unlikely to meet the hopes of teachers and head teachers in the biggest unions.
The spending will also have to cover any rise in teachers' pay, which has been signalled with The Announcement that The Public sector pay freeze would be lifted.
Geoff Barton, General Secretary of The Association of School and College Leaders, said: " Even in the best-case analysis this still represents no growth in school funding for 15 years, and this commitment does not address the Stark Reality in 16-19 education where the learner rate is far too low.
" What we do know is that school and college budgets are very thinly stretched and the financial situation continues to be extremely difficult.
" The additional funding For Education recovery following the Covid pandemic is nowhere near what is needed.
" Alongside other education organisations and school trusts, we submitted in August a proposal for an additional £5. 8 billion of spending over The Next three years focused in particular on supporting disadvantaged Young People . "
'Embarrassment'National Education Union joint General Secretary , Kevin Courtney said: " Taking so long to restore the cuts made from 2010 onwards should not be a matter of pride for any Government, but one of embarrassment. "
A recent snapshot survey of 1,500 heads for The National Association of Head Teachers found almost a third were already making Budget Cuts Last Year with 35% expecting to make cuts this academic year.
Paul Whiteman , General Secretary of the NAHT, said: " Children and Young People have been hugely affected by the pandemic. The government has made bold claims about 'levelling up' and 'no child Left Behind '. The investment announced today doesn't meet those goals or The Futures needs of the country.
" The increase in per pupil spending announced by the government takes us Back To 2010 levels. This is no proud boast, as it represents a failure to invest in children's futures for over a decade.
" Schools will do their best with what they are given, as they always do. It is important that schools are able to spend recovery money flexibly on the programmes they know work best for The Children in most need in their schools. "
Source of news: bbc.com
