title: Lal Singh Dil

texts: <mask> (Punjabi   ) was one of the major revolutionary Punjabi poets of the late sixties of the 20th century. The movement brought in revolutionary changes in the subject matter, language, and tone of Punjabi poetry, even though it was a political failure. The impact of the Naxal movement in Punjab has been ephemeral and has hardly made an impact on the social and political spheres. The school's prominent poets are: Pash, <mask>, Harbhajan Halvarvi, Darshan Khatkar, and Sant Ram Udasi. He was one of the most popular and serious poets of the Naxal movement in Punjab. <mask> was born on April 11, 1943, in a Ramdasia Chamar, an "outcaste" community of tanners, in Ghungrali Sikhn. <mask>'s family was without money, land, education, and intellectual resources that could give him a start for upward social or economic mobility.<mask>'s father worked as an agricultural labourer on someone's land and the family was fitted to perform only manual and menial agricultural labour. Most of the Ramadasia community in the Malwa region of Punjab formally subscribe to Sikhism. While working as a wage labourer, <mask> <mask> was the first in his family to pass tenth standard and go to college. After one year at A.S. College, he dropped out. He joined Junior Teachers' Training course in 1964 at SHS College in Bahilolpur, but gave up after two years without completing the course. He gave up on completing the Gayani course after a year of studying. <mask> <mask> supported himself by working as a wage labourer and herder.ThePunjabi text:':  (1960–61) ,  . He writes that it is a miracle that he has been able to emerge unscathed, in the opening paragraph of his book. He shows an example in the next few lines of the same opening paragraph. As a small boy, he dares to bathe at a jat farmer's well. He was dragged away and driven out by the farmer's son. He is not allowed to bathe at the well of an upper caste.He is pushed into this 'fire' at school, college, and even within the Naxal movement, where he dares to fall in love with an upper caste girl. <mask> <mask> was born in achamar family. Many places in his poetry reference this. In his autobiography, he wrote about the arrogance of caste superiority in his locality, at his school, and among the police. . I was working as a labourer. I carried loads up a ladder and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884Had I been present during the surge in Vietnam, I would have accomplished what I could have. I felt like I was on the verge of realizing a revolution. He was part of a group that tried to raid the police station in the town of Chamkaur in 1969. He was arrested and faced police torture after fleeing from the scene. He was sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labour in his own words. Between 1969 and 1971 he was in jail. He fled to another Indian province after being released from jail in 1971, fearing police persecution and facing neglect from family, friends and comrades.<mask> left for UP at the end of 1971. He ran away from Punjab because of his distrust of the political movement and fear of police persecution. (Punjabi text): 1971   . He received a letter from Lakhimpur Kheri. From his letters, it was clear that he worked with the Imam in the mosque, that he looked after the orchards, and that he became a cloth vendor moving from village to village. He lived in a godown. He converted to Islam in 1972 because he thought there was no caste discrimination in Islam and he hoped to marry.In a letter written in 1973, he told his friend that he had converted to Islam. This happened a year ago. He was a student at the college. He hoped his caste wouldn't stop him from finding a woman who would be willing to marry him after he converted to Islam. This never happened. "<mask> has not written about any love affair with a woman in his memoirs, he has only given indications of his fantasies." He talks about things in abstract ways.I am certain that he has never seen a woman unclothed. He continued to write poetry even while in UP. He continued to write in Punjabi even though he was in contact with Urdu poets. <mask> writes that he came into contact with the poets of Mohammadi between 1972 and 1983. He wrote his poems in the state of UP. He was a tea vendor at the bus station when he died. He was addicted to drinking and continued to say his daily namaaz.He continued to write poetry under his old name, but couldn't find a job or source of income. Editors, executives, professors, businessmen and expatriates were the revolutionaries of his time. Everyone had returned to their comfort zone after the spring thunder. Some referred to <mask>'s home as a chamar ghetto. He didn't know what to do as he was at a loose end. He received financial support from a few friends. He worked as a tea vendor at the bus terminal.He died in a hospital. <mask> <mask> started writing poetry at school. Before his first collection of poetry was published, some of his poems were published in magazines. He published three collections of poetry. The World of the Ngas, a collection of his poems, was published in 1998 and 2007. He wrote a long poem called "Aj Billa Phir Aaya (Billa Came Again Today)", which was published posthumously. He published his book, Dastaan, in 1998 with a Foreword and an Afterword.He continued to publish his works after converting to Islam. Modern Poetry in Translation, Third Series Number Eighteen, Transitions, published translations of five of his poems. The English translation of Dastaan was published as Poet of the Revolution: The Memoirs and Poems of <mask> <mask>. The English translation of his one hundred poems titled Exclusion Deprivation and Nothingness <mask> <mask> Selected Poems has been published. His contemporary revolutionary poets used blood and thunder imagery to warn of a revolution and predicted the fall of the bourgeois state. <mask> <mask> was a poet of the understatement, even though he shared their optimism. His poetry is revolutionary.For the first time in Punjabi poetry, it focuses on the lives of men and women and children who are absolutely at the lowest rungs of the Indian society. One of them told his poetry about the wretched of the earth. Dil wasn't a good reader of books. He didn't have enough money to buy or access many books. His understanding of life, of history, religion and society has mostly been picked up from his environment and experience, which makes his poetry distinctive and different. His poetry gives voice to the voiceless, the ignored and in their language, through their unsophisticated mixture of truth, prejudice, anger, bitterness and humour, desire for revenge and as in fairy tales. Insurrection to Agitation was written by a judge.There is a popular Prakashan. 1992. <mask>, <mask>. Naglok is a character from the movie "Poems". Chetna Prakashan was born in 1998. (Punjabi). "About the Author" is by the publisher/editor."<mask> <mask>' Dastaan: An Autobiography of Absences" was written by Ghai. There is a review at http://ghai-tc.blogspot.in/2011/11/lal-singh-dils-dastaan.html. Nirupama (tr.) was written on 2 November 2011. <mask> <mask> was the Poet of the Revolution. There is a Penguin Viking. The year 2012 There is a complete story of an incomplete journey.<mask>, <mask>. An autobiography called Dastaan. There is a person in Ludhiana (Punjabi). <mask>, <mask>. An autobiography called Dastaan. There is a person named Chetna Prakashan in the city of Ludhiana in 1998. <mask>, <mask>.The title is "My Urdu Milieu". Tarsem s. Dr. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  . <mask> Dil: Biographical and Critical Essays was written by Lokgeet Prakashan. P30Ghai is from Punjab. The year 2012. "<mask> Dil, five poems, translated from Punjabi" is part of the third series. pp. <mask> <mask>'s Weblog <mask> Dil images are External links. The Women of Kudeli, a poem by Dil in English translation Life and poetry of a wandering heart: A Review of Nirupama Dutt's translation of <mask>'s autobiography Rich Heritage of Punjabi Dalit Literature and its Exclusion from Histories: Dil in the context. <mask> <mask> : Sankalp te Samikhiya is a biography and critical essays. Lokgeet Parkashan is a biography and critical essays.

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title: James Ford (pirate)

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask><mask>, also known as <mask><mask>, was an American civic leader and business owner from the late 1790s to the mid-18th century. Despite his clean public image as a "Pillar of the Community", <mask> was secretly a river pirate and the leader of a gang that was later known as the "Ford's Ferry Gang". His men were like highway robbers. They hijacked flatboats and Ford's "own river ferry" for goods from local farms that were coming down the Ohio River. <mask> was an associate of the notorious Potts Hill Gang. John Hart Crenshaw, an illegal slave trader and a kidnapper of free African Americans, was an associate of <mask>, who may have taken part in the Illinois version of the Reverse Underground Railroad. The outlaws used to have their headquarters on the Illinois side of the lower Ohio River.<mask> was born in the Ninety-six District, Province of South Carolina of the Thirteen Colonies, a son of Philip and <mask> and a grandson of <mask>. Philip Jr. and Richard were his brothers. <mask>'s mother married William Prince, who brought the family to what would become Princeton in Kentucky. <mask> had a number of step- and half-siblings who provided important contacts for his future political, business, and criminal careers. In the late 1790s, <mask> married Susan Miles, a daughter of William Miles, a brother of the ferry keeper at the Miles Ferry, between the Kentucky and Illinois banks of the Ohio below Cave-in-Rock. <mask> gave her husband two sons and a daughter, as well as two sons and a daughter. <mask> married Elizabeth "Betsy" W. Armstead after her husband died suddenly at <mask>'s plantation in Kentucky.<mask><mask>, Jr. was the son of <mask>. The Kentucky side of the Ohio River was the location of criminal activities by <mask> in the late 1790s. <mask> was thought to have been associated with the "<mask>" who operated a tavern and brothel in the cave in the spring of 1799, but these are now thought to be incorrect, since historical records show that a man named <mask> lived in the area at the same time as <mask>. The Ford's Ferry Gang, after <mask>'s assassination and his distant relatives, were successors to the Pennington Gang. The military experience of <mask> was limited to commanding frontier Kentucky and Illinois militia units. <mask> gained local prestige and opportunities for himself in the political and business affairs of the Ohio River valley of Kentucky and Illinois because of his service as a militia officer. Between July 1, 1799 and December 15, 1802, <mask> was the captain of the Livingston County cavalry company.<mask> became captain of the Grand Pierre area militia company on January 2, 1812, when he was living in Illinois Territory. Local volunteer frontier military units were the only companies based around the frontier settlements of Elizabethtown and Cave-In-Rock. The men from the Grand Pierre Company were from a frontier settlement near the Grand Pierre Creek Watershed. One of the frontier Illinois militia districts was Grand Pierre. The blockhouse north of the water tower may have been the location of the fort used by the Grand Pierre militia company. During the occupation of the fort by the counterfeiters, <mask> held the deed to the land, giving him legal ownership of the fort and making him guilty of association for allowing counterfeiting to take place. The captain of the company of the Illinois Territorial Militia was <mask>.<mask> was promoted to major, one of two military ranks available in the Illinois Territory, on November 28, 1811. <mask>, Jr., who was a private in Ford's Company, succeeded him as captain of the Grand Pierre militia. Steele was a private in Captain John Cochran's company of the 1st Illinois (Territorial) Militia, under the command of Captain Absolem Cox, at Kaskaskia in the War of 1812. <mask> lived in Pope County, Illinois, in the first Illinois State Census in 1818 and in the U.S. Census in 1820. At the time the state and federal censuses were conducted, Steele was a member of the Sturdivant Gang of counterfeiters, who operated in the Rosiclare area of Hardin County from the 18th to the 19th century. <mask> owned a 500-acre plantation in Tolu, Kentucky, as well as numerous other properties on the Kentucky and Illinois sides of the Ohio River. Through his first wife's family, he obtained the rights to the Miles Ferry, which became known as Ford's Ferry, though this is not the one he operated later upriver from Cave-in-Rock, called Ferry Ohio.He secured control of the Lower Lick Great Salt Springs during the late 1820s through his second marriage. <mask> owned slaves in Kentucky. He leased out his slaves to make salt for the U.S. government. The influence of <mask> was felt as far away as Springfield, Illinois, where he ran a fugitive slave notice in the Sangamo Journal newspaper. There were many true and false stories about <mask>'s treatment of his slaves. <mask> is said to have punished one of his slaves by cutting off his ears and pulling out his teeth with a vise. A runaway slave named "Ben" had his ears removed for "robbing a boat on the Ohio River", according to a notice printed in the Sangamo Journal.<mask> is said to have dragged a slave to his death through a field of tree stump. John Hart Crenshaw, an Illinois businessman who kidnapped free Blacks to sell into the illegal slave trade, as well as practicing illegal slave breeding, was alleged to have had legitimate and criminal associations with <mask>. The road from the Old Slave House of Crenshaw in Illinois crossing the Ohio River to Ford's Ferry, Kentucky, was a heavily traveled route of the Reverse Underground Railroad, which sent its victims to a life of enslavement in the Southern United States. <mask> was described as a perfect Hercules in point of strength by the future husband of <mask>'s daughter. His head is large and well shaped, his brown hair is turning gray, his eyes are steel gray, and his nose is short and thick. His voice is deep and he has a double chin. His complexion is very pale, and he converses very well.He gives one the idea of a good natured, rather than a surly, bulldog, but if aroused, I should say he would be a lion tamer. <mask> was killed by members of his own criminal gang at Ford's Ferry on July 7, 1833. He was buried in the <mask> family cemetery in Kirksville, Kentucky, on the grounds of the <mask> family plantation property, which is now located on Tolu-Carrsville Road. Ford's Ferry was an important Ohio River ferry crossing with a high-water road that could be used even when the river flooded. The small town built around Ford's Ferry became known as Fords Ferry and continued to prosper. Fords Ferry had four stores and two hotels, with a population of about 75 people, according to the 19th-century Collins' Historical Sketches of Kentucky. The last ferry in the area was the Ohio River ferry at Cave-In-Rock, which ceased operations and was abandoned along with the town.Stack Island (Mississippi River) and Gang Tower Rock are references. In October 2009, "When Salt was Gold" was published by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is located in Springfield. Jon Musgrave. The story of the Old Slave House and America's Reverse Underground R.R. is told in The Real Story of the Old Slave House and America's Reverse Underground R.R. Jon Musgrave. There are black kidnappings in the Ohio Valleys of Illinois.The research paper was presented at the seminar. Jon Musgrave. The Ford's Ferry Gang Rogue's Gallery is in Hardin County. The Illinois Gen Web Project is in Springfield, Illinois. The History of the Gallatin County Salines was published in the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. Prince is the son of Thomas E. Jr. The Prince and Bradshaw Families are from Lyon County, Kentucky.Horse Head Publishing was in Louisville, Ky. Otto A. Rothert. The cave-in-rock outlaws The Southern Illinois University Press is in Illinois. 1924 rpt. 1996. Louanna Furbee and William Daniel.The story of Satan's Ferryman is a true tale. New York: F. Ungar Publishing Company. Wellman, Paul I. The Nation was held in a spell of terror by the invisible empire of soulless men. Doubleday was in New York. <mask>: 'Satan's Ferryman' and 'Outlaw of Cave-in-Rock' were both written by <mask>.

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title: Trayvon Bromell

texts: The American professional track and field athlete is known for his sprinting skills. He was the first junior to break the 10-second barrier in the 100 meters with a time of 9.97 seconds. His personal best time in the 100m of 9.76 seconds makes him the 6th fastest man of all time, tying him with Christian Coleman. He was a member of the United States team that competed in the Summer Olympics. In May, he won the 100 m at the Florida High School Athletic Association 3A State Finals in 10.45 s, and was second in the 200 m in 21.41 s. The race was wind assisted with a +4.0 m/s tailwind, +2.0 m/s above the allowable limit for record keeping. At the New Balance Nationals outdoor, he competed in the 100 m and 200 m.In the 100 m he won his preliminary in 10.31 s before winning the final in 10.45 s. He lowered his personal best twice in the 200 m, once in the preliminary and once in the final. He had to settle for second in the final. The 100 m and 200 m were both on the first day of the USA Junior Track & Field Championships. He won his first USATF title in the 100 m in 10.48 s with a much stronger 4.8 m/s headwind after winning his semi in 10.56 s. He was named the track and field athlete of the year. He qualified to represent the United States in the 100 m and the 4  100 meters relay at the international championships after his win in the 100 m.He competed in the 100 m and the 4  100 m relay at the Pan American Junior Championships in August. He placed third in the 100 m to earn his first international medal, and then anchored the United States to victory in the 4  100 m relay to earn his first international gold medal. At the Texas Relays in Austin, Texas, on March 29, 2014, <mask> tied the world junior record in the 100 metres, running a 10.01. One day before the race, Bromell came within.01 of the record with a 10.02. The Texas Relays Most Outstanding Performer was named after the meet. Michael Johnson was the last athlete to receive the honor. In the semifinals of the NCAA Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, Bromell ran a 9.92, but it was ruled wind-assisted and did not enter the record books.He ran 9.97 in the final with a legal wind. He had sole possession of the men's 100m record. Walter Dix was the first freshman since 2005 to win the 100 meters. At the Big 12 Championships, he ran a time of 9.77 at the end of May. The record-time was nullified by a tail-wind. The meet was held in Lubbock, Texas, where the altitude is just eight meters below an elevation that would qualify for altitude assistance. The race was reversed to take advantage of the wind.The ninth-fastest wind-aided 100 meters race of all time was run by <mask>. He improved his personal best time to 9.90 in the preliminary round of the 100m at the NCAA Championships in 2015. At the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, in June 2015, <mask> won his first round heat in a personal best time of 9.84 seconds, tying him as the tenth fastest 100m runner of all time with Canadian legends. After winning his semi-final in a wind-aided 9.76 seconds, he went on to finish second in the final to Tyson Gay in 9.96 seconds. He qualified for the World Championships in both the 100m and 4  100 metres relay. At the Herculis meeting in Monaco, he competed in the 100m and 4  100 m relay. One of the favorites for the 100m was disqualified because he false- started.He was able to lead his team to victory in the 4  100 m in 37.87 seconds. The World Championships took place in Beijing in August. After winning his heat in 9.91 seconds, and finishing third in his semi-final in a fastest-loser time of 9.99 seconds, <mask> qualified for the final. In the final, he ran a personal best of 9.92 to equal his college rival, who ran a personal best of 9.92. This was the first tie in the 100m. In the heats and final of the 4  100 metres relay, <mask> ran the lead leg. He led the United States team to a victory in their heat and a silver medal in the final.A mistake in the final exchange resulted in a disqualification for the team, stripping them of their medal. He graduated from Baylor later in the year after ending his season there. He signed an endorsement deal with New Balance. After his achievements the year before, 2016 was set to be a breakthrough year for <mask>. At the 2016 Summer Olympics, <mask> set his sights on winning the gold medal in the 100m and defeating the defending Olympic champion and fastest man in history, Usain Bolt of Jamaica, at the latter's final Olympic 100m race. The athlete decided to compete in the 60 metres event indoors. Six days after placing second in the 60 meters at the 2016 USA Indoor Track and Field Championships, he improved his time by three hundredths of a second by winning the title in 6.47s.Winning in front of a home crowd in Oregon, <mask> also beat Jamaican veteran Asafa Powell, who ran 6.44 seconds in the heats and semi-finals, both while easing down. The first race of the outdoor season was a 200 metres race. Not normally a 200m runner, <mask> won the race in 20.30 seconds. He ran his first 100m of the season at the Michael Johnson Classic. After a 7th-place finish in the 200m at an IAAF Diamond League stop in Rome, <mask> was forced to pull out of two other meets due to an injury. He wanted to make the US team in the 100m at the Olympics. The national trials were held in July.He won his heat in 9.94 seconds and his semi-final in 9.86 seconds, before finishing second in the final to veteran and fellow Florida resident Justin Gatlin, who qualified him to compete for the US at the Olympics. His personal best was equaled by his time of 9.84 seconds, which he set on the same field. He focused on preparing for Rio. After the trials, his injury came back, forcing him to stop preparing for the Olympics. The 100m and 4  100 m relay will be competed at Rio. The Parade of Nations took place on August 5, 2016 after Bromell arrived in Rio for the Olympics. On August 13, he competed in his 100m heat and finished second with a time of 10.23 seconds.On the same day as the year before, <mask> was drawn in the same semi-final as De Grasse and Bolt, and finished third behind the two. The last spot for the final was taken by Chijindu Ujah of Great Britain in 10.01 seconds. Less than two hours later, he finished eighth in the final. After resting for the 4  100 m final, he would switch places with Michael Rodgers to run the anchor leg. In the final, the Japanese anchor Asuka Cambridge was the only one who could keep up with the Canadian anchor, who dove at the line to win by 2 hundredths of a second. After his dive, Rodgers helped him to his feet as the medical team helped him off the Track. While his team celebrated their Bronze medal, it was revealed that he had torn his Achilles again.It was revealed that an improper first exchange resulted in a disqualification and stripped the team of their medal once again. After a disappointing 2016 season, <mask> was eager to recover. He wanted to beat Bolt again at the World Championships. Bolt dropped the 200m as it was harder to train for the 100m and 4  100 m. The 100m race at the championships was his last individual race and his last chance to beat Bolt. During the season, healing took longer than expected, and <mask> barely raced. He finished third in his heat in the 100m at the US National Championships in June of last year, but did not advance to the semi-finals.From then on, he avoided training and raced to recover. In the 100m, <mask> recorded a personal best and world leading time of 9.77 seconds. He was the winner of the Olympic Trials. At the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, <mask> failed to make the 100m final after coming in third in his semi-final, one millisecond behind the second-place runner, and both runners were assigned an official time of 10.00 seconds. He placed first and beat his personal best by running a time of 9.76 seconds at the Kip Keino Classic. Unless otherwise stated, statistics from the World Athletics profile. Track and field results reporting system has personal bests and national championship results.The circuit won the Diamond League 100 m and other events. Track and field athletes from Florida include American male sprinters and African-American male track and field athletes.

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title: Guy de la Bédoyère

texts: A British historian who has published widely on Roman Britain and other subjects, and has appeared on the Channel 4 archaeological television series Time Team, was born in 1957. The dukes of Manchester and the earls have a large part in <mask>'s father's ancestry, which is mostly English, Anglo-Irish and Scottish. His great-great-grandfather was a bishop. <mask>, Napoleon's aide-de-camp at Waterloo, was one of his male-line ancestors. <mask> was the editor of the Catholic Herald for thirty years. Through his mother's side, <mask> is a cousin of the actress Jessica Raine, the footballer Richard Gough, and the artist Julie Gough. Life <mask> was the eldest of five children.He attended King's College School and Wimbledon College. He obtained an archaeology and history degree at Durham University in 1980, with a paper in Egyptology, a degree in modern history at the University of London in 1985, and an MA in archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology. He worked as a sound engineer for most of the time at Bush House and Broadcasting House in London. He became a full-time writer in 1998. His special interests are not related to the Roman Empire or Roman Britain. He is a Fellow of the Royal Numismatic Society, a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London, and a Fellow of the Historical Association. A major discovery in the history of the period was made in 1997 when he discovered that the rebel emperor Carausius had placed explicit reference to lines from poetry by the poet Virgil on his coins.<mask> Bédoyre gave up his full-time work as a writer and broadcaster in order to teach at Kesteven and Sleaford High School. He taught Modern History and Classical Civilisation after graduating from the graduate teacher programme. <mask> <mask> appeared on Channel 4's Time Team as a historian for episodes about Roman or military archaeology. The Romans in Britain was a three-part series produced by the Open University. He presented Rebuilding The Past on the Discovery Channel in 2002 and it was narrated by Terry Jones. The building of a Roman villa for the first time in 1600 years in Britain was detailed in the programme. He left the show because of issues with the build.He co-presented a series on genealogy with Bill Oddie for UKTV History, as well as taking part in a number of other television programmes, including a live archaeology programme from Egypt in 2004. Books on a variety of subjects have been published by Works de la Bédoyre. There are publications on Roman history for English Heritage, a book on the archaeology of aviation of the Second World War, and an edition of the correspondence between the diarists Samuel Pepys and John Evelyn. He wrote The Discovery of Penicillin in a series of educational science history books. He wrote for the Daily Telegraph about himself with the COVID-19 pandemic. The correspondence of Samuel Pepys and John Evelyn is one of the works. The Diary of John Evelyn was published in 1995.The letters of Samuel Pepys were written in Boydell. The Finds of Roman Britain was published in 1988. The Buildings of Roman Britain, Batsford, London 1991, is a revised second edition. There was architecture in Roman Britain. Real Lives of Roman Britain, Yale University Press, was published in 2015.

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title: Udo Hebel

texts: <mask><mask> is a professor of American studies. He is the president of the University of Regensburg. He was one of the ten best university rectors in Germany. In the US state of Mississippi, <mask> studied American studies, English studies, German studies, and pedagogy. After passing the first and second Staatsexamen as a teacher, he was awarded a scholarship from the and was awarded his doctorate summa cum laude from the University of Mainz in 1988. He was an academic at the University of Mainz from 1986 to 1995 and gained his habilitation for American studies in 1995. He was a visiting professor at a number of institutions in the US, including Colorado College in Colorado Springs.<mask> was the professor of American literature and cultural history at the University of Potsdam from 1995 to 1998 and the professor of North American literature at the University of Freiburg from 1996 to 1998. <mask> <mask> is the chair of American studies at the University of Regensburg. <mask> was dean and dean of research at the University of Regensburg from 2006 to 2008. He is the head of theparallel university education for gifted secondary students at the University of Regensburg. He was elected the tenth president of the University of Regensburg. The University Council extended his term of office in October of 2016 after he had been in office for three years. His main research interests are American cultures of memory, American visual culture, Transnational American studies, Literatures and cultures of the American colonial period, German–American cultural relations, American drama and theatre, and American cultural performances.The books <mask> <mask>. "Transnational American Studies". The American Studies Monograph Series is 222. The winter of 2012. <mask> <mask> is a writer. "Pictorial Cultures and Political Iconographies: Approaches, Perspectives, Case Studies from Europe and America". The book was written in Berlin and New York.<mask> <mask> is a writer. There are transnational American memories. There is a media and cultural memory. In Berlin and New York, there is a book. "Einfhrung in die Amerikanistik / American Studies" was written by <mask> <mask>. Metzler, 2008. <mask> <mask> wrote "Twentieth-Century American One-Act plays: Historical Survey, Genre Conventions, Major Representatives, Suggestions for Teaching".It was the Akademie-Vortrge. In 2006 the ALP was in Dillingen. <mask> <mask> is a writer. "Visual Culture in the American Studies Classroom: Proceedings of the U.S. Embassy Teacher Academy" RPO was in Vienna in 2005. "Forefathers' Day Orations, 1769–1865: an introduction and checklist" was written by <mask> <mask>. The American Antiquarian Society is in Massachusetts.<mask> <mask> is a writer. There are sites of memory in American literatures and cultures. The series is called American Studies Monograph. The winter of 2003 happened in Heidelberg. <mask> <mask> is a writer. "American Cultures and Identities in the Early National Period" is a book. The American Studies Monograph Series is 78.The winter of 1999. " Those Images of jealousie" is the title of <mask> <mask>'s book. " Those Images of jealousie: Identities and Alterities in Puritan New England of the 17th century" is a book. The Amerikanistik 38 is the Mainzer Studien. Lang was published in 1997. <mask> <mask> and Karl Ortseifen are authors. "Transatlantic Encounters: Studies in European-American Relations" was presented to Winfried Herget.Trier: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag was published in 1995. "Intertextuality, Allusion, and Quotation: An International Bibliography of Critical Studies" was written by <mask> <mask>. There are bibliographies in World Literature. The book was written in New York. <mask> <mask> talks about Romaninterpretation, which is a study of intertextuality based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's This Side of Paradise. Mainzer Studien was held in Amerikanistik. The Main: Lang, 1989.The journal has an issue with <mask> <mask>. Amerikastudien/American Studies 48 was written by <mask> <mask> and Wolfgang Hallet. Short plays about women's lives. The double issue was about foreign language teaching. <mask> <mask> is a writer. "Amerikastudien/American Studies at 50" Amerikastudien/American Studies 50.1/2 was a double issue.The leader of the German Research Foundation project was <mask> <mask>.

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title: Dyfnwal ab Owain

texts: Dyfnwal was the tenth-century King of Strathclyde. He was the son of <mask> ap Dyfnwal, King of Strathclyde. The Kingdom of Strathclyde expanded southwards in the ninth or tenth century. The realm became known as the Kingdom of Cumbria as a result of this extension. The kingdom seems to have reached as far south as the River Eamont. Between the 970s and the 930s, Dyfnwal ruled. He was recorded associated with the ecclesiast Cathre on his journey to Continental Europe.Edmund, King of the English, ravaged the Cumbrian kingdom at the halfway point of the decade. Two of Dyfnwal's sons are said to have been blinded by the English, which could indicate that Dyfnwal had broken a pledge to his southern counterpart. There is a chance that he had harboured Edmund's opponents. Mel Coluim mac Domnaill, King of Alba, took over control of the Cumbrian realm. It's not clear how much authority the Scots had over the Cumbrian realm. Rhydderch ap Dyfnwal killed Cuilén mac Illuilb, King of Alba in 971. At some point after this act, Cuilén's successor, Cined mac Mal Choluim, King of Alba, is recorded to have penetrated deep into Cumbrian territory.Several northern kings seem to have attended the assembly held at Chester by the reigning King of the English. Mel Coluim appears to have attended the assembly with his father, Dyfnwal. The King of the Cumbrians is similar to the one who abdicated the throne. Dyfnwal died while on a pilgrimage to Rome. It is not known when he gave up the throne. Rhydderch may have succeeded him before Cuilén was killed. It is possible that the end of Dyfnwal's kingship was marked by the raid by Cined.It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Mel Coluim is thought to have been succeeded by another son of Dyfnwal named Owain, who died in 1015. The later <mask> Foel may be a descendant of Dyfnwal. Dyfnwal may be the name of Dunmail Raise in England and Cardonald and Dundonald Castle in Scotland. The fortress of Al Clud was the power center of the Kingdom of Al Clud for hundreds of years. The kingdom began to bear the name of the valley of the River Clyde after it was seized by the Irish in 870. Partick may have been the location of the kingdom's new capital.The realm's new hinterland appears to have encompassed the valley and the region of modern Renfrewshire, which may explain the change in terminology. The Kingdom of Strathclyde seems to have undergone a period of expansion after the loss of Al Clud. The southern frontier appears to have reached the River Eamont close to Penrith. The expansion may have been aided by cooperation between the Britons and the Danes in the late ninth- or early tenth century, after the Kingdom of Northumbria fell to the Danes. The Kingdom of Cumbria came to be known as the Kingdom of Strathclyde over time. <mask> ap Dyfnwal was the King of Strathclyde. The names of his apparent descendants suggest that they were members of the royal family of Strathclyde.Rhydderch, Mel Coluim, and <mask> are sons of Dyfnwal. Dyfnwal's son Mel Coluim may be evidence of a marriage alliance between his family and the Alpnid dynasty of the Scottish Kingdom of Alba. Dyfnwal's father was recorded in 934. Although Dyfnwal's father may be the same as the Cumbrian monarch recorded to have fought at the Battle of Brunanburh, the sources that note this king fail to identify him by name. Dyfnwal's reign may have stretched from the 970s to the 930s. According to the tenth-century Life of St Cathre, Dyfnwal was established as king by at least the 940s. The King of Alba was granted safe passage through the lands of the Cumbrians by Dyfnwal when he left the realm of Custantn mac eda.Cathre was escorted through his kingdom by Dyfnwal to the frontier of the Northumbrian territory. This southern frontier is found in the Life of St Cathre. It is possible that this refers to Yorkshire. This could indicate that the Cumbrian realm stretched towards this settlement. There is a chance that it refers to a settlement in the Lowther valley, not far from where the River Eamont flows. Fochereach and Bania are identified in the Life of St Cathre. The former's name could be either British or Gaelic, and the latter's name could be either Pictish or British.It is possible that the former's ancestors included a Briton who had a connection with the royal Cumbrian dynasty, or that they had Scottish ancestry. According to the source, Cathre is related to the wife of a King of York. Although the latter may be similar to Eirkr Haraldsson, this man is not otherwise known to be related to the Norwegian. It is possible that <mask> mac Gofraid was based in the Solway region while the U mair held power. The English wasted the Cumbrian realm in the 11th to 13th century. Edmund I, King of the English harried across the land of the Cumbrians and the region to Mel Coluim mac Domnaill, King of Alba. Edmund praised the lands to Mel Coluim mac Domnaill who had agreed to assist him by land and sea.According to the Paris and Wendover versions of Flores historiarum, Edmund had two of Dyfnwal's sons blinded and was assisted in the campaign by the King of Dyfed. It's possible that the two princes were English hostages before hostilities broke out, or that they were captured in the middle of the campaign. The gruesome fate inflicted upon these sons could show that their father had broken pledges made to the English. It is possible that Dyfnwal was punished for harbouring potentates such as <mask> Carn. The English drove the latter from Northumbria the year before. He could have taken refuge in the Cumbrians, or he could have been trying to build a power base in the Cumbrian periphery. The close working relationship between Edmund and Mel Coluim mac Domnaill suggests that Amlab Carn was not harboured by the Scots.Edmund's strike on Dyfnwal's realm seems to have been done to break the Cumbrian-Scandinavian alliance and limit the threat of a counter offensive from the Forth-Clyde region. The southward expansion of the Cumbrian realm may have been a factor in the invasion. It is possible that the English dynasty used the campaign to intimidate their neighbours. Although the Wendover version of Flores historiarum claims that Mel Coluim mac Domnaill was given Cumbrian territory to hold as a fief from the English, the terminology used by the more reliable Anglo-Saxon Chronicle seems to suggest that Edmund merely surrendered or granted Edmund may have allowed his Scottish counterpart to collect tribute from the Cumbrians in return for keeping them in check and for lending Edmund military assistance. It is possible that the area in question is related to the region around Cumberland, which could show that the Scots already had control of the kingdom's more northerly lands. It is possible that the Scots were given authority over Cumbrian territory because it was too far away from the English.It is possible that the Cumbrian territories were within the sphere of influence of the Alpnids. It is not clear what authority Mel Coluim mac Domnaill enjoyed over the Cumbrians. It is possible that there was a temporary Scottish takeover of the realm, but Dyfnwal lived on for decades. The Wendover version of the Flores historiarum shows that the Cumbrians were ruled by a king after Edmund's invasion. The English and Scots could have come to an agreement as a way of securing their northern frontier from the threat of Scandinavians. The English campaign against the Cumbrians may have been done in order to keep the Scots out of an alliance with the Swedes. Edmund's grant of Cumbrian territories to his Scottish counterpart may have been a way of winning him over.Edmund was assassinated in 946 and his brother Eadred took the throne and made a show of force against the opposition. Mel Coluim mac Domnaill is thought to have raided into Northumbria against the retrenched forces of Eadred's opponents. It is possible that this event was undertaken in the context of compensation for the English campaigning against the Cumbrians in 946, but the other possibility is that this Scottish invasion was an attempt to get tribute from the Northumbrian ruler Osulf. The York-based Nordics are called 946–950. According to the Annals of the Four Masters and the Annals of Ulster, an alliance of English, Scots, and Cumbrians attacked the Nordics. It would appear that Dyfnwal was supporting the cause of the English with the Scots by referring to Cumbrians rather than Welshmen. One possibility is that the annal-entries record the clash of this coalition against the forces of Eirkr, a man who was finally overwhelmed and slain two years later.There is a chance that a man other than Dyfnwal ruled in the wake of Edmund's campaign. For instance, a certain Cadmon is recorded to have witnessed two royal charters of Edmund's successor, Eadred, which could be evidence that Cadmon was the ruling Cumbrian monarch. The land of the Cumbrians may have been considered part of the English realm from about the time of the campaign until at least 958. The title "king of the Anglo-Saxons, Northumbrians, pagans, and

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title: Dyfnwal ab Owain

texts: Britons" was given to Eadred the first time he was crowned. Evidence of English rule over the Cumbrians could be found in the fact that Edmund, Eadred, and Edgar failed to record the presence of Dyfnwal. Mel Coluim mac Domnaill was slain and succeeded by Illulb mac Custantn. The Scots permanently acquired Edinburgh from the English at some point during the latter's reign.The Historia regum Anglorum states that during the reign of the King of the English, the frontier extended as far as the River Tyne. During the reign of the unpopular Eadwig, King of the English, the acquisition of Edinburgh may have taken place. The Prophecy of Berchn shows Illulb's attack on the Britons and English, as well as the conquest of foreign territories by the Scottish military. The notice of Britons could be evidence of Illulb's campaign against Cumbrian-controlled territories. The apparent Cumbrian extension southwards may have been mirrored by movement eastwards. The Scots may have seized Edinburgh from Cumbrians who had temporarily taken possession of it. The fortress of Edinburgh was once a British stronghold.After Illulb's death in 962, the Scottish kingship appears to have been taken up by mac Dub Mal Choluim, a man who was in turn replaced by Illulb's son, Cui. Several sources record the death of the latter at the hands of Britons. His death could be found in locations such as South Lanarkshire, Lothian, or the Lennox. There is a chance that Cuilén's killer was a son of Dyfnwal. Rhydderch ap Dyfnwal killed Cuilén for the sake of his daughter, according to the Chronicle of the Kings of Alba. Rhydderch, Cuilén's killer, was identified by the Chronicle of Melrose and the Chronica gentis Scotorum. Rhydderch must have been a man due to the fact that Cuilén was involved with his daughter and the fact that his warband was strong enough to overcome that of Cuilén.According to the Prophecy of Berchn, Cuilén met his end while "seeking a foreign land", which could indicate that he was attempting to lift taxes from the Cumbrians. Cuilén may have met his end by looking at the record of his father's seizure of Edinburgh. It is possible that Cuilén was slain in the midst of exercising overlordship of this territory because of the fact that this conquest would have likely included at least part of Lothian. Rhydderch may have used Cuilén's vulnerable position in the region to avenge his daughter. Mal Choluim seems to have succeeded Cuilén. The kingdom of the Cumbrians was invaded by the King of Alba. This campaign could have been carried out in order to avenge Cuilén's killing.The Cumbrian realm was a power to be reckoned with, as evidenced by the fact that Cined's invasion ended in defeat. It is possible that Rhydderch could have succeeded Dyfnwal by the time of Cuilén's fall, but another possibility is that Dyfnwal was still the king. When Mel Coluim took up the kingship, it could have been at this point. According to the Chronicle of the Kings of Alba, the Fords of Frew were fortified on the River Forth. One possibility is that the engineering project was done to limit Cumbrian incursions. There is evidence to suggest that Dyfnwal was one of the assembled kings who met with Edgar at Chester. According to the "D", "E", and "F" versions of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, after being consecrated king that year, this English monarch assembled a massive naval force and met with six kings at Chester.According to the tenth-century Life of St Swithun, the number of kings who met with him was eight. According to sources such as the twelfth-century texts Chronicon ex chronicis, Gesta regum Anglorum, and De primo Saxonum adventu, the eight kings rowed down the River Dee in the 12th century. The Welsh king identified by Gesta regum Anglorum, Chronica majora, and both versions of Flores historiarum is referred to as Dyfnwal. The King of the Cumbrians resembles his son, Mel Coluim. The symbolic tale of the men rowing down the river may be unhistorical, but most of the names accorded to the eight kings can be associated with contemporary rulers, suggesting that some of these men may have taken part in a concord with him. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle states that the kings came to an agreement of cooperation with him, and thus became his "co-workers", "even-workers", and "fellow-workers". There is a chance that the assembly relates to Edmund's incursion into Cumbria.According to the same source, when Edmund Cumbria to Mel Coluim mac Domnaill, he had done so on the condition that the latter would be his co-worker. The Wendover and Paris versions of Flores historiarum, as well as the Chronica majora, are unreliable non-contemporary sources. If this grant formed a part of the episode at Chester, it could indicate that the assembly of 975 was more of a conference about mutual cooperation along the English borderlands. The neutral site for the assembly of 973 would have been Chester. Cined was one of the kings. It is not likely that Cuilén's brother Amlab mac Illuilb was also present since the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle numbers the kings at six. The part played by the reigns of Amlab mac Illuilb and Cined is uncertain.One of the other kings could have been this man's brother, Gofraid. The Scots and Cumbrians may have seen the two Islesmen as threats. The destruction of Anglesey at the beginning of the decade could indicate that the assembly was undertaken to counter the threat posed by the Danes. The assembly at Chester may have led to the brothers turning their attention to Ireland. The rising power of Amlab Carn in Ireland may have been a concern. The Scots and Cumbrians may have been prevented from affiliating themselves with Amlab Carn if they had been reined in. The stability of the northern English frontier may have been one of the factors concerning Edgar and his Scottish and Cumbrian counterparts.The English may have responded to the southward expansion of Cumbria by attacking Westmorland in 966. Although the Scottish invasion of Cumbrian and English territory unleashed after Cined's inauguration could have been intended to tackle Cumbrian opposition, another possibility is that the campaign may have been executed as a way to counter any occupation of Cumbrian territories by Thored. Both Dyfnwal and his English counterpart died. Dyfnwal King of the Britons met his end while on a pilgrimage. The Welsh texts of the 13th and 14th century corroborate these sources, with the latter stating that Dyfnwal died in Rome after receiving the tonsure. Religious retirement late in the life of a ruler was not uncommon. <mask> Carn retired to the holy island of Iona in pilgrimage after becoming a monk.Dyfnwal may have decided to embark on his religious journey as a result of the violent actions of Rhydderch. It is possible that the transfer of the kingship to Dyfnwal's son Mel Coluim was the result of Edgar's death two years later. The upheaval caused by the absence of the English and Cumbrian kings could have contributed to the elimination of <mask> mac Illuilb. Another possibility is that Mel Coluim's part in the assembly may have been concerned about his father's pilgrimage, and that he sought surety for Dyfnwal's safe passage through Edgar's realm. Dyfnwal may have relinquished control to Mel Coluim at some point before the convention. Malcolm dux witnessed an English royal charter in 970 and there is evidence that the kingship may exist. The document is questionable but the Malcolm could be the same as Mel Coluim.If Mel Coluim was indeed king in 973, Dyfnwal's role at the assembly may have been that of an 'elder statesman' of sorts, considering his decades of experience in international affairs. The fact that he left his realm for Rome could be a sign that he didn't consider his realm or dynasty to be in danger during his absence. The Cumbrian kingdom was not noted in the obituaries of Dyfnwal and Mel Coluim. There is a chance that Dyfnwal had another son, <mask>, who ruled after Mel Coluim. <mask>, the son of a man named Dyfnwal, was slain in 1015 according to the "B" version of Annales Cambri. The obituary is supported by two other people. There is no reason to disregard the obituaries if they refer to <mask> Foel, King of Strathclyde.If they are indeed different people, they could have been related. The latter could have been a son of Dyfnwal's son, Mel Coluim. The Cumbrian kingship would appear to have been assumed by the <mask> who died in 1015, after Mel Coluim's death in 997. Dunmail Raise is a mountain pass in the Lake District that may be named after Dyfnwal. According to popular legend, a local king named Dunmail was slain by Saxons on the pass and buried beneath a cairn. The place name is first marked on a map in the 16th century. By the end of the 17th century, it was claimed that the place name marked the site of a great heap of Stones cast up by Dunmail K. of Cumberland for the Bounds of his Kingdom.The tale began to appear in print in the following century. The events of 955 became associated with the legend. There is a road between the A591 road and the cairn. It may have marked an old boundary between Westmorland and Cumberland, as well as the southern part of the Cumbrian kingdom. The site's importance in the early mediaeval period can't be proven. There are other place names that may be named after Dyfnwal. The monarchs of Strathclyde had 975

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title: Murda Beatz

texts: <mask> is a Canadian DJ and record producer. He has produced hits like "Butterfly Effect" by American rapper Travis Scott, "Nice for What" by Canadian rapper Drake, "Motorsport" by American rap trio Migos, and "Fefe" by American rappers 6ix9ine. He released a single "Shopping Spree" in 2019. Lindstrom was raised in Fort Erie, Ontario, near Buffalo in a musical household and played drums as a child. After leaving his drumset at a friend's house, he began producing beats using FL Studio. <mask> chose a stage name to promote his music. He moved to Chicago when he was 18 and worked with Chief and Durk.Most of his early artists met through social media, according to Lindstrom. He moved in with the Atlanta rap group to start producing their music. <mask> <mask> is known for being a lead or featured artist on some of the tracks he produces. He went from being dependent on the artists in the song to being a producer-Artist in order to have more control and release music on his own timeline. In December 2016 he released his first album, Keep God First. He opened for G-Eazy. "Shopping Spree" was his first single as a lead artist.He released his second single "Banana Split" in March 2020. His debut album will be released at the end of 2020. The initial release date for Murda She Wrote was June 2020. <mask> created a record label called Murda Beatz Recordings. Beatz was included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 listing for music. The production credits for the song "No Label 2" were produced by Discography. "Copy Me" is a song."Antidote" 17 "Body Parts" is a song by Machine Gun Kelly. "Emmitt Smith" is a song by Durk. "Ten Four" is a song. "Gas & Mud" is a song by Rich Nigga. "Can't believe it" "Story I Tell" is from the album "Yung Rich Nation"."Spray the Champagne" "Just for Tonight" is a song by Chris Brown. "Pipe it up" "Playa Playa" is a song. "Cocaina" is a song by the band Back to the Bando. Freddie's song "Rich Nigga Trappin" is from Shadow of a Doubt. "Mexico" is by Jeremih - Late Nights 09."I Did" is a song by the Migos. "Hoe On A Mission" Drake said "Hate It Or Love It" Roy Woods has a song called "With You" featuring PartyNextDoor. "Change" 08. "Why" is the title of the song Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight. There is a song called "Sweet Sweet"."Outside" features 21 Savage. "Gucci Flame / 12:AM in the morning" "Twenty Revenge" is a song by Yo Gotti. There is a monster truck. Kid Ink - "Jungle Gym" "Before the Checks" is a song byCasey Veggies. "Die in It" is a party."Like Dat" is a song by Quavo. "Cuffed Up" is a song by PartyNextDoor. "My Pockets" is a song by PartyDoorNext. "Buzzin" is a song featuring Yachty. Rick Ross said "Can't Let The Summer Pass" "No U-Turns" is a song by Meek Mill. "Offended"Coke N Butter was written by Genasis. "Feelings" is a song by <mask> Beatz. "Intro" is a song. "M&Ms" is a song by Offset and Blac Youngsta. "Scorin'" is a song by Playboi Carti and Offset. " More" features PartyNextDoor and Quavo. "Yacht Master" features 2 Chainz and Swae Lee."Novacane" was released on July 7. "She The Truth" was written by Jeremih and Quavo. "Drop Out" is a song by Jimmy Prime. "Growth" is a song by Offset. "Cappin' N Shit" features Skooly and 2 Chainz. "Brown Money" is a song by Jay Whiss. "9 Times Out of 10" is a song by Ty Dolla Sign."Pop Off" is a song by Offset. "Hunnids" is a song by Smoke Dawg. "I Just" is a song by Quavo. "Roller coasters" is a song by Young Thugs. Gucci Mane - The Return of East Atlanta Santa 08 is a song. "yet" is a song by PnB Rock. "stand back" is a song by the group Migos."Get Right Witcha" is a song. Various Artists collaborated on the album "Hunnits, Fifties". "Go Off" is a song by Drake. "No Long Talk" is a song. Kid Ink is a series featuring "Portland" and " Quavo". "Supersoaka" is a song by Meek Mill. "Gas Face 09" is a song by Juicy J.Chris Brown and Quavo are in French Montana's Jungle Rules 11 song "Leanin". "Push Up" is a song by Tyga. "Bel Air" is a song by Quavo and Good for You. "Yellow" is a song by Bebe Rexha. A new date is 2/01/2019. "That's It" is a song by Mozzy featuring Gucci Mane and 2 Chainz. "Outside" is a song by Quentin Miller."Unexplained freestyle" is a song by The Bigger Artist. "Undefeated" is a song by Gucci Mane and Mr. Davis. "Work in Progress" is a song by Yo Gotti. Desiigner sings "One on One" "Say Less" is a song by Roy Woods. "Take Time" is a song by Juicy J. "Too Many" is a song by G-Eazy."Gotdamn" Travis Scott and Quavo. "Eye 2 Eye" is a song by Takeoff. "Huncho Jack" "Saint" was produced by Prime Boys with Illmind. "Come Wit It" "Street Dreams" "Tinted" was released on June 6."So What" 09. " Hold Me Down" is from Culture II 11. "Gang Gang" 15. "Beast" 17 "Motorsport" is a song by Nipsey Hussle. "Grinding All My Life" is a song by Cardi B. Smokepurpp and <mask> <mask> are featured in Bless Yo Trap."123" is the date. "Big Dope" "Do not disturb" is a song featuring Yachty and Offset. "Pockets" is a song. "Good habits" "Mayo" was written on July 7. "Pray" is a song by ASAP Ferg."Bumblebee" 09. "Ways" 10. "For the Gang" is a song byNicki Minaj. "Miami" is a song by 6ix9ine. "Fefe" is a song by <mask> Beatz. "Mama" is a film about life's a trip. "forever thug ever" is a song by Young and Reese Laflare."Nice for What" is a song by Drake and Ariana Grande. Smoke dawg - " Struggle before Glory" is a song by Lay Zhang. "Three of a kind" There was snow on the ground. "No discussion for a while" 08. "These Games (Ft jay Whiss/ Safe)" is a song by Ariana Grande. "Test Drive" is a movie."Intro" "Air'" is Chle's name. References 1994 births Living people Canadian people of Swedish descent Canadian hip hop record producers

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title: Louisa Anne Meredith

texts: One of Australia's earliest photographers was <mask>, also known as <mask>, who was born in 1812 and died in 1895. <mask> was the daughter of Thomas Twamley and <mask>. She was educated by her mother and published Poems in 1835. The Romance of Nature was mostly in verse. An account of a tour on the River Wye from Chepstow to near its source at Plynlimon was published in another volume. She married her cousin, Charles, on April 18th, 1839. In 1821, Charles and his family moved to Van Diemen's Land.They were pioneers of whaling and other activities on the East Coast. Charles was squatting in the New South Wales district. After sailing for New South Wales in June of 1839, she and her husband arrived in Australia on September 27th. After travelling into the interior as far as BATHURST, Mrs <mask> returned to the coast and lived at Homebush for a year. After Charles returned to New South Wales, severe economic depression caused by excessive land speculation destroyed the value of his property, and he and his family moved to Tasmania at the end of 1840. An interesting account of her first 11 years in Australia is given in her two books, Notes and Sketches of New South Wales, at least twice, and My Home in Tasmania, which was later re-released in the United States under the title Nine Years in Australia. For most of her life, <mask> lived in the area.She published Some of My Bush Friends in Tasmania in 1860 with elaborate full-colour plates. Simple descriptions of native flowers were given in the illustrations. An account of a visit to Victoria in 1856, Over the Straits, was published in 1861. This was included in a second edition in the late 19th century. The Last Series, Bush Friends in Tasmania was published in London in 1891. At the beginning of a severe financial depression in the Australian colonies, this project and the collapse of the bank ruined her finances. She was blind in one eye due to chronic sciatic pain in her final years.She was buried at the Melbourne General Cemetery in Carlton North, Victoria, and was survived by her two sons, Owen and George. In the Melbourne weekly The Australasian in the late 19th century, there was a novel titled "Ebba, and Nellie, or Seeking Goodly Pearls". Her books were illustrated by herself. In the 1840s and 1850s, her volumes on New South Wales, Tasmania, and Victoria retained their historical significance. The husband of a Commentator and Activist, Charles, was a Member of the Legislative Council for several terms before he died. She was an early member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and influenced her husband to legislate for the preservation of native wildlife. There were many unsigned articles written for the Tasmanian press.She had written articles in support of the Chartists when she was younger. Sir Henry Parkes told her that he liked her articles when he was a child. She received a pension of £100 a year after her husband's death. <mask> How is thought to be the first woman photographer in Australia. The photographs she made documenting her travels in Victoria in the 1850s were copied for the drawings, alongside her freehand sketches, reproduced for engravings that illustrate the book, as was usual in days before photomechanical reproduction. In her 1939 diary, she noted that she was interested in the daguerreotype medium. She was a friend of John Watt Beattie and he records her giving him assistance as a photographer, and of her showing him the "many specimen of both her own and the Bishop Nixon's photographic work in those early days of the very black art."There are records of her making them, but not of her photographs. There are photos of <mask> <mask> in the collection. There are photos and images of <mask>. There are illustrations by <mask> <mask> at the 'Transplanted' exhibition. There are references to English women poets, English memoirists, British women travel writers, and 19th-century Australian novelists.

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title: Chris Hung (composer)

texts: <mask> is a Hong Kong composer and teacher. <mask> was born in 1977 in Hong Kong. He was researching in the field of composition. In 2009, <mask> obtained the Doctor of Music degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Over 70 works include orchestral and large-scale ensemble works. His works have appeared in over 20 countries in various contemporary music festivals. <mask> was invited to compose "Variation of Chung Chi College Theme Song" to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Music Department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.He composed a song for the 55th anniversary of his alma mater, Bishop Hall Jubilee School. <mask>'s music is often mixed with order but has a lot of complexity. The fusion of Western and Eastern philosophy inspired his compositions. Sunrise was a piece of music that was performed in Hong Kong. According to Ken Smith of the Financial Times, the revised Sunrise was better. The Beijing Music Modern Festival featured <mask>'s Voyage with Six Dragons for large orchestra. It was reported that it was an attempt to balance the sound of modern music.The string quartet No.3 Moment Musicaux was prominent in the setting. The group's "timbral daring" was highlighted by Smith. The 2010 Asian Composers' League Festival was held in Tokyo. It was beautifully evoked by <mask> in a type of ordered chaos, according to Australian composer Dr. Bruce Crossman. <mask> is a member of the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong and the Council Director of the Hong Kong Composers' Guild. He was a delegate for Hong Kong at the International Rostrum of Composers. The School of Continuing Education of the Hong Kong Baptist University and LiPACE of the Open University of Hong Kong have music courses taught by <mask>.The International Composers' Competition was held on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the I. J. Paderewski Academy of Music. Resonating Colours 4 is a CD collection by Hong Kong Composers. There is a CD. There is a Composer's Guild in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Composers created Chinese Orchestral Works. There is a CD. The Moment Musicaux is by Hugo.There is music by the Awarded Composers. There is a quartet to Ascanio. There is a CD. Orchestral works Sunrise for chamber orchestra was revised in 2009. The symphony was for the orchestra.

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title: Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo

texts: The fourth governor of New Mexico and a United States senator was a Republican. He was the first Hispanic United States Senator. He was the first Latino governor of New Mexico. On December 7, 1859, <mask> was born in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. He was raised in a wealthy home where he was taught to read and write, but left school after his teacher beat him. The family supported Juarez's revolt against the French and that's why they were attacked. In 1870, at the age of eleven, <mask> left Mexico for Tucson, Arizona Territory, under the care of Jean Salpointe, a French-born bishop of Arizona.He left the bishop because he wanted to study theology to become a priest and because his family had fallen into debt. He graduated from the St. Michael's College at Santa Fe, New Mexico Territory at the age of 18. He was a teacher in El Paso County, Texas, after he decided to enter the priesthood. He started studying law at night and taught in the day. On December 11, 1884, <mask> became a U.S. citizen in order to become a lawyer. He registered with the Texas State Republican Party. Politics was admitted to the Texas state bar in the late 19th century.He was the district attorney for the Western District of Texas from 1890 to 1892. He held the position until 1894. In 1895, <mask> moved to Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory. He was involved in Democratic politics and focused on civil rights for the Mexicans and Hispanos who made up two-thirds of New Mexico's population. Most Latinos identified as Republicans made finding success as a Democrat difficult. He narrowly lost elections to become Territorial Delegate to the US Congress in 1900, 1906, and 1908, though the 1908 election was extremely close and subject to several credible fraud charges. In 1910, he attacked the machine politics in New Mexico that he felt were exploiting Hispanic voters.New Mexico was close to becoming like the South, where Jim Crow laws stripped African Americans of their rights. He forced both Republicans and Democrats to acknowledge the concerns of Hispanics in New Mexico and became the most vocal leader in his generation. "You Hispanics have allowed yourselves to be controlled by other men but you will be controlled by bosses only as long as you allow the yoke to rest on you," he said. In preparation for entering the Union, the New Mexican Territory held a constitutional convention. Latino delegates were chosen to attend the convention. The State Convention of the Democratic Party denied his request that half of the statewide nominees be Hispanic. There were pro-Latino measures in the New Mexico Constitution.The Spanish-speaking population of New Mexico was protected by the new state constitution. He did not want the rights of the Spanish-speaking people to be stripped when New Mexico entered the Union because he was afraid that the Union's segregation policies would be used to justify the infringement of Latinos' rights in New Mexico once. Latino delegates implemented pro-Latino measures and language into the New Mexico State Constitution. "The rights, privileges and immunities, civil, political and religious, guaranteed to the people of New Mexico by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo shall be preserved inviolate," stated the new Bill of Rights. The legislature has the power to give training to teachers in public schools so that they can teach Spanish-speaking children. ." The right of children of Spanish descent to attend public education institutions was assured by section ten of the article.He became a Republican after the state Democrats tried to prevent the state constitution from being approved because of pro-Latino provisions. Many New Mexico politicians considered him a race agitator because he advocated so strongly for Latino rights. Even though many New Mexico politicians disliked him for this, he still gained a lot of political credibility thanks to the work he had done for the Latino community. He was nominated for governor of New Mexico by the New Mexico Republican party. The campaign in 1918 exposed some groups within the Hispanic community. Félix said that he couldn't understand the concerns of native New Mexicans because he was born in Chihuahua. The first Mexican-born Latino to be governor of New Mexico was elected in 1918.The debate about whether he could advocate on behalf of the Spanish-speaking population was quiet after his narrow victory. He had many successes and controversies during his time as governor. He declared martial law in the state to suppress a coal mining strike. The fear of anarchism and the strike convinced <mask> to declare martial law. He was criticized for pardoning Mexican troops who raided New Mexico. He believed that since the Mexican troops were acting under orders from their superior that they should not be held accountable. He signed a new income tax law that upset his Republican party.He was praised for his support of the League of Nations. The civil rights of Mexican immigrants in the state were supported by <mask>. He supported the amendment to the United States Constitution that gave women the right to vote. Since he angered the Republican party of his state many times, the New Mexico Republican Party didn't want him to be the governor of New Mexico. He returned to El Paso County, Texas to practice law. He practiced in New Mexico and Mexico with Nick Meyer. An office was opened in Albuquerque in 1922.He didn't stay out of politics for long. He was nominated by the legislature of New Mexico to be the governor of Puerto Rico. He returned to politics in New Mexico because he received a boost of political popularity when he was considered to be the governor of Puerto Rico. He lost an election to become a justice of the New Mexico supreme court. He was elected to the New Mexico State House of Representatives in 1927. The Democratic U.S. was formed in 1927. On 6 November 1928, <mask> won for Jones's remaining term after he died.It was the first Mexican-American to serve in the Senate. He was very old and had many illnesses. He was only able to introduce one legislative action because of this. The action called for the establishment of an industrial school for the Spanish-speaking youth in New Mexico. On April 7, 1930, <mask> died. There is a list of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States Congress, as well as a list of first minority male lawyers and judges in New Mexico.

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title: Dionisije Milivojević

texts: Bishop of America and Canada from 1939 to 1979 was a Serbian Orthodox bishop. He was one of the leaders of the evangelical who got the support of the bishop. The Free Serbian Orthodox Church was formed after he split from the Serbian Orthodox Church. He was a vocal anti-communist and believed that the clergy in Yugoslavia had acquiesced to the League of Communists of Yugoslavia too easily. On July 26, 1898, <mask> was born in Rabrovac. He attended the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law after graduating from gymnasium. He graduated from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Orthodox Theology two years later.Before embracing Eastern Orthodoxy, he belonged to a millenarian movement. He got married after graduation. He received tonsure and was given the monastic name of Dionisije after his wife died. He was the head of a monastery, a professor at the seminary in Sremski Karlovci, and the head of the monastic school. He had been active since his student days and was one of the leaders. He edited the newspaper until 1933. He was elevated to the position of Bishop of Moravica and Vicar Bishop to Patriarch Gavrilo in 1938 and consecrated in August of that year at the Saborna crkva.He was named Bishop of America and Canada in late 1939. He left for the United States in April 1940. On the eve of World War II, the Bishop of America and Canada took over the administration of the Diocese of America and Canada. He began his work in the Diocese from the Saint Sava Monastery. The monastery was renovated completely after he relocated the headquarters from Chicago. He increased the monastery's property by 73 acres between 1941 and 1943. In 1950, he purchased a 1,400-acre farm with buildings for the elderly and a children's resort in Shadeland, Pennsylvania.He bought 173 acres of land in Jackson, California. He organized a number of churches. After the end of World War II, Bishop <mask> worked to rescue Serbs from prison camps in Germany, Italy and Austria. According to records, 16,000 Serbs and about 30 priests were brought to the US and Canada on the basis of letters of guarantee signed by Dionisije. Bishop <mask> and the Serbian Orthodox Church were at odds over the SOC's stance toward the communist authorities. The SOC found a modus vivendi in order to get the space it needed to operate. The "red priests" of Belgrade acquiesced too early according to the diaspora priests.The daughter of a former royalist officer met <mask>. She was allowed to live in church residences. There were rumors that he had a mistress, and that she was an agent of the Yugoslav authorities who were trying to destroy Bishop Dionisije. Both denied the allegations. The relationship assumed the dimensions of a public scandal and the relationship ended in 1961. The Serbian Orthodox Church sent a delegation to the United States to meet Dionisije and stayed with him for two months. The group spoke positively of Dionisije, but also brought up allegations about his personal life.On the same day that <mask>'s Diocese was split into three new ones, the Holy Assembly of Bishops requested that the Holy Synod start a trial against him. In July 1963, <mask> presented a new delegation with a written response to their letter. He claimed that everything the Assembly did was to appease the communist regime in Belgrade. On July 27, 1963, he was removed from his position as bishop. Dionisije called for a church-popular assembly on November 10, 1963, when all decisions from Belgrade were dismissed until the fall of communism, starting a schism with the SOC. At this assembly, <mask>'s successor was consecrated. In October 1963, Bishop <mask> was at the forefront of the local Serbs' campaign against Josip Broz Tito's visit to the United States.They held press conferences, picket lines, demonstrations and harangued the hotel where he was staying. His West Coast tour was canceled as well. The Holy Assembly of Bishops defrocked him in 1964. He initiated the first church-popular assembly in Australia on October 31, 1964, where the schismatic Diocese of Australia and New Zealand was created. The clergy loyal to Bishop Dionisije were known as the raskolnici. The exiled royal family was split by the row. King Peter II initially supported the raskolnici, but later changed his mind.Princes Tomislav and Alexander were supported by Prince Andrew. The Saint Sava Monastery was still under the control of Dionisije-loyals when Peter II was buried in 1970. It is said that he renewed his support for Dionisije before he died, or that his corpse was taken from the Denver hospital where he died without permission. Dionisije was forced to leave the church's seat in Saint Sava Monastery and transferred to the nearby Grayslake following a court ruling in favor of the SOC with regards to ownership of the monastery. The New Graanica Monastery is in Third Lake, Illinois. It was finished in 1984. The group assumed the name Free Serbian Orthodox Church in 1977.In 1992 it was reconciled with the Serbian Orthodox Church. He died at the Saint Sava Monastery. The monastery's church is where he was buried. Literature 1898 births 1979 deaths 20th-century Eastern Orthodox bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church Eastern Orthodox bishops in Canada

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title: Andrew Thomas (American politician)

texts: <mask> is an American politician, author, and former attorney. He was the county attorney in Arizona from 2004 to 2010. He was known for his anti- illegal immigrant policies. On April 10, 2012 <mask> was disbarred by the Arizona State Supreme Court for his actions as county attorney. <mask> was born in Long Beach, California in 1966 and spent most of his childhood in Missouri. He received a degree. Political science from the University of Missouri in 1988 and a J.D.In 1991 I graduated from Harvard University. After practicing civil litigation in Phoenix, <mask> moved to Arizona in 1994 to serve as assistant attorney general and later as deputy counsel and criminal justice policy advisor to the governor. The chief attorney at the Arizona Department of Correction was <mask>. In 2002, <mask> easily won the Republican nomination for Arizona Attorney General, but lost the general election, though he made waves with his strong stands against crime, abortion and illegal immigration. <mask> ran for Maricopa County Attorney in 2004, promising to pursue "fetal homicide" cases, oppose same-sex marriage, and campaign for state-based laws against illegal immigration. He had no prosecutorial experience when he took office. <mask> ran for county attorney in 2004 on a platform of seeking harsher sentences for violent criminals and stopping illegal immigration.He put the phrase "Stop Illegal Immigration" on his signs. Don Harris defeated <mask> in the general election. The Arizona Republic newspaper endorsed <mask>, as did former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods. The election was easily won by <mask>. Tim Nelson defeated <mask> in the 2008 election. Many of <mask>'s 2004 endorsers are no longer with him. <mask> has worn his intensely partisan Republican politics too much on his sleeve.The pursuit of the small fry of illegal immigration, the hoodlums and the traffic violators has been the most evidence of his partisanship. Police chiefs tell me that the relationship between the Maricopa County attorney's office and their agencies is at an all-time low. People are afraid that they are being targeted because of their skin color. Nelson was beaten by over 7% by <mask> in the election. <mask> promised to stop illegal immigration if he was elected to the Maricopa County Attorney's office. <mask> focused on the rights of crime victims and adopted tough policies on violent crime, child exploitation, identity theft and repeat offenders. During his time in office, he helped pass legislation that targeted identity theft, human smuggling, control of methamphetamine, crimes against unborn children and victims' rights.<mask> kept the issue of illegal immigration at the forefront of Arizona politics. Under his interpretation of Arizona's 2005 human smuggling law, <mask> prosecuted illegal immigrants as co-conspirators. The practice was found to be unconstitutional by the U.S. District Court in Phoenix in 2013). The ballot measure was designed to deny bail to people who are in the U.S. illegally and charged with a range of felonies. During the campaign for the ballot measure, <mask> claimed that "too many illegal immigrants accused of serious crimes have jumped bail and slipped across the border in order to avoid justice in an Arizona courtroom." The law was found to be unconstitutional by an en banc panel of the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Legal Arizona Workers Act is a law intended to regulate the presence of illegal immigrants in the state.The Employer Sanctions Law makes it a felony for a person to take the identity of another person for the purpose of obtaining employment, and provides civil penalties for employers that knowingly employ an alien who does not have the legal right. After the act was signed into law, <mask> set up a website that explained the law and gave a form to report violations. The focus of enforcement was on the apprehension of unauthorized workers through workplace raids or traffic inspections. Employers had few charges brought against them. The Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act was the broadest and strictest anti-illegal immigration measure in recent U.S. history, but it was largely struck down by the courts. Amendments to Arizona law so that a person convicted for the first or second time of personal possession of methamphetamines could be sentenced to a term in jail or prison, was one of the measures <mask> helped draft and campaign for. The proposition was approved by over 50% of Arizona's voters.<mask> put in place a policy in which defendants in most cases were not given the opportunity to negotiate and plea down charges for serious offenses, but rather were required to plead to the most serious charge or face trial on that charge. Second degree murder, manslaughter, assault with injury or a weapon, sexual assault, armed robbery, kidnapping, drive-by shooting, and discharging a weapon at an occupied structure were not eligible for plea bargain. In his first two years in office, <mask> nearly doubled the number of times his office sought the death penalty. The death penalty was sought in almost half of the cases in 2007. The county's public defender system was crippled by the policy change. "We had more death-penalty cases on our plate than any jurisdiction in the nation, and we didn't have enough prosecutors, judges, or qualified defense attorneys to keep things moving along," stated Judge Timothy Ryan. Most of the death-penalty cases brought by <mask>' office ended in guilty plea bargains.Under <mask>, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office expanded their community outreach programs by sponsoring informational websites, providing news about regional crime, and discussing illegal immigration issues. Changes to the county attorney's office staffing were made by <mask> immediately after he started. Two-thirds of the new appointments were women and minorities. He was criticized for demoting two division chiefs. He was criticized for being named state prosecutor of the year in 2004. Rachel Mitchell replaced Nannetti. <mask> engaged in a high-profile conflict with the board of supervisors who allocate funds to his office.The dispute resulted in a number of lawsuits, with legal costs to the county exceeding 2.6 million. The conflict resulted in multiple indictments against County Supervisors Don Stapley and Mary Rose Wilcox. The indictments on Stapley were obtained by <mask> on December 2, 2008. The case and criminal investigations were transferred to the Yavapai County Attorney's Office. All of the counts in the indictment were dismissed, as it was found that Stapley had not actually violated any County regulations regarding financial disclosures. On December 8, 2009, <mask> obtained a second indictment against Stapley, on 27 felony and misdemeanor counts, after taking the case back from the Yavapai County Attorney's office. The United States Postal Service agreed to track Wilcox's mail.Using this information, Thomas and Arpaio obtained search warrants for other information and raided a company that had hired Wilcox. Wilcox was charged with 36 felony counts for failing to disclose business loans she took out from the business finance arm of an organization which had business before the Board of Supervisors. In February 2010, Pima County Judge John Leonardo was appointed by the Arizona Supreme Court to hear the matter and ruled that <mask> had acted unethically and had prosecuted Wilcox for political gain and retaliation. There was insufficient evidence to pursue a criminal case against Wilcox after a ten-month review. Wilcox was awarded a settlement of nearly 1 million in 2011. The ruling was upheld by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Arizona Republic editorialized that <mask> and Arpaio were using their powers to intimidate and harass their political enemies after the Wilcox indictment.The appearance of evil was created by a conflict of interest between <mask> and the county Board of Supervisors. <mask> has accused judges in the Superior Court of being biased against him. On December 1, 2009, <mask> and Arpaio announced that they had filed a federal racketeering lawsuit against the Board of Supervisors, Superior Court judges, and a private law firm. There was no evidence of actual wrongdoing presented by <mask>, other than several rulings he disagreed with. <mask> didn't need a grand jury indictment to file the charges. A number of defense attorneys filed motions to disqualify the county attorney's office from prosecuting cases after the RICO suit was filed. The criminal charges were dropped after the RICO suit was dropped.See below. On December 23, 2009, the Arizona Supreme Court appointed former Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ruth McGregor as Special Master to administer all matters arising from the controversy. Pima County Superior Court Judge John S. Leonardo ruled in February of 2010 that there were conflicts of interest between the Pima County Attorney's duty to impartially exercise his prosecutorial discretion and his duty to dismiss an indictment against Mary Rose Wilcox. In August of 2010, a Greenlee County judge ordered the release of grand jury transcripts that showed <mask> tried to indict several members of the Board of Supervisors, as well as his assistant, attorney and Mangager. <mask> asked the grand jury to return the case to his office because of the ruling by Judge Leonardo. The grand jury ordered the inquiry to end. One of <mask>' own prosecutors told the jury that the case was so bad that there was no more evidence that could be brought to them.<mask> held a press conference to announce that he had worked with Arpaio and his attorney to refer the matter to the DOJ's Public Integrity Section. The DOJ did not intend to review the file. The acting chief of the section was dismayed to learn that your mere referral of information to the Public Integrity Section was cited and relied upon in a pleading in federal court. Despite multiple press conferences and a complete set of grand jury transcripts, there is no record of <mask> presenting any evidence of bribes. On May 21, 2010, he filed a notice of claim, which was the first step to filing a lawsuit against the county. In August of 2012 the DOJ stated that they did not believe the allegations presented to them were crimes and that no indictments would be issued. In June of this year, the costs to taxpayers related to the failed corruption investigations exceeded 44 million, not including the county's investigation into the MCSO's budgeting.The State Bar of Arizona launched an investigation in 2008. <mask> filed a petition with the Arizona Supreme Court to stop the investigation. A lawyer who happens to be an elected public officer cannot simply opt out of the lawyer-regulatory system. On July 2, 2008, <mask>' private attorneys filed a reply. The State Bar of Arizona could proceed with ethics investigations against <mask> after the Arizona Supreme Court denied his petition for special action. The complaints were dismissed by the State Bar of Arizona. 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The report from the Arizona Supreme Court recommended that <mask> be disbarred. According to the report, there are 32 ethics rules violations by <mask>, involving conflicts of interest, dishonesty, misrepresentation, filing a frivolous suit, and filing charges against county officials. According to the report, <mask> plotted with others to hurt, oppress, threaten or intimidate Judge (Gary) Donahoe by filing a criminal complaint against him.The judge appointed by the Arizona Supreme Court made the decision to move forward with the recommendations of the investigative report. The State Bar of Arizona's probable cause orders state thatEthical violations by Respondent are far-reaching and numerous. Evidence thus far shows a four-year campaign of corruption and power abuse by a public official, undertaken at an enormous and wasteful cost to the taxpayers. Motivation for much of the alleged impropriety appears to be revenge, intended to do personal harm to the reputations of judges, county supervisors and other county officials. The 34th ethical violation in the probable cause orders was that <mask> failed to submit substantive responses to the investigator. In order to run for the office of Arizona Attorney General, <mask> resigned as Maricopa County Attorney on April 6, 2010, as required by Arizona law. The Board of Supervisors appointed Rick Romley as interim County Attorney.In 2010, Bill Montgomery won a special election and became the county attorney. In the August 2010 Republican primary election for Arizona Attorney General, <mask> lost by 891 out of 552,623 total votes to Tom Horne, who went on to win the general election. A three-member panel appointed by the Arizona Supreme Court voted to disbar <mask>. The opinion was issued by the panel. <mask> exploited power, fostered fear, and abused the law while he was the county attorney. The panel found "clear and convincing evidence" that <mask> and his deputy brought criminal and civil charges against political opponents, including four state judges. "If this was a criminal case, we are confident that the evidence would establish this conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt," the panel concluded.<mask> called the bar investigation a political witch hunt. He did not appeal his disbarment. Disciplinary proceedings related to <mask> cost the State Bar of Arizona 616,571, which <mask> and his co-conspirators agreed to repay. Five years after the effective date of disbarment, <mask> is eligible for reinstatement under rules set forth by the State Bar of Arizona. <mask> was disbarred on May 10, 2012 and can be reinstated on May 10, 2017. Disbarred lawyers in Arizona don't always get their licenses back. <mask> filed nominating petitions to be placed on the Republican ballot as a candidate for Arizona Governor in the August 26, 2014, primary election.In order to qualify for 754,000 in public election funding through the Arizona Clean Elections Commission, <mask> had to show that he had received at least 5 contributions from Arizona voters. <mask> lost to Doug Ducey in a six-way election that shattered Arizona spending records. <mask> is married to a woman with whom he has four children. Reggie White has books with him. Arizona lawyers, Arizona Republicans, District attorneys, Harvard Law School alumni, University of Missouri alumni, and politicians convicted of crimes are some of the links External links.

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