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the boy snorted as he dropped the money into the cash register .

it would make the last few years feel like a waste , i guess .

Ida Goodson (November 23, 1909 – January 5, 2000) was an American classic female blues and jazz singer and pianist. Biography Goodson was born in Pensacola, Florida, the youngest of seven sisters, six of whom survived to adulthood. Her father and mother both played the piano. Her father was a deacon at Mount Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola. All of the daughters in her family received musical training, with the sole intention that they would perform in church. Goodson noted that the blues were banned in her house. However, Ida and her sisters Mabel, Della, Sadie, Edna, and Wilhelmina (better known as Billie Pierce) all subsequently had careers in blues or jazz. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band often had one of the Goodson sisters playing keyboards. Ida played the piano accompanying silent films and at dances. The Florida Folk Archive released a recording made at the Florida Folk Festival in 1980, containing a duet between Ida and Sadie. Ida received a Florida Folk Heritage Award in 1987. A 2002 stage show, The Goodson Sisters: Pensacola's Greatest Gift to Jazz, focused on Ida, Wilhelmina, and Sadie. The PBS video Wild Women Don't Have the Blues includes rare footage of Bessie Smith and Ida, her one-time accompanist. The music journalist Chris Heim wrote in the Chicago Tribune that "sprightly blues and gospel performer Ida Goodson—the scene stealer of the film—gives a stunning exhibition of the intimate connection between gospel and blues when she takes the song "Precious Lord" from a rich, slow gospel opening to a rollicking boogie-woogie conclusion." In her senior years, Goodson played the organ at several churches in Pensacola. The album Ida Goodson: Pensacola Piano—Florida Gulf Blues, Jazz, and Gospel was released by the Florida Folklife Program. See also List of classic female blues singers References 1909 births 2000 deaths American blues pianists American blues singers American jazz pianists American jazz singers Classic female blues singers Musicians from Pensacola, Florida Singers from Florida Blues musicians from Florida Jazz musicians from Florida 20th-century American women pianists 20th-century American pianists 20th-century American women singers 20th-century American singers

he did not look at the weeds eating at the steps of st alphonsus .

`` what , z ? ''

`` you can meet up with us later .

Pyrrosia longifolia is a species of fern growing in south east Asia, the Pacific region and Australia. References Polypodiaceae Ferns of Australia Flora of Asia Flora of the Pacific Epiphytes Plants described in 1768

Binéfar (, ) is a municipality located in the province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain. According to the 2008 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 9,288 inhabitants. It is the home of the children's theatre group "Los Titiriteros de Binéfar". Notable people Agustín Abadía (born 15 April 1962) is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a left midfielder, and a current coach. References Municipalities in the Province of Huesca

panting , she barreled past them .

`` every one of them , '' she confirmed , nodding .

`` they 're all over the place , '' susie said .

he asked , and i glanced back down at my phone to make sure i had read the caller 's name correctly .

`` you chose to dump the drugs because you knew it was the best thing for you to do . ''

he should n't hear it on the phone .

`` you ca n't be like me .

on all of his football trips and all of his out-of-country missions , he 'd always kept in touch with her .

are you free this weekend ? ''

`` [ not a clue what you 're talking about there , buddy . ] ''

`` if we force your hand onto the sphere , kendra , it will surely overpower your mind .

`` as many of you know , '' denton said , `` i was schooled on this job by john temple of the oh- nine station house .

my palms are sweaty .

so i apply and he waives the cori check , and i get the job that i 'm eminently overqualified for .

my mandm 's were trapped by the machine .

the union of the universe .

none of them shopped while on break so they decided to take care of that immediately .

i shake my head and grab my flip-flops .

seth raised his voice .

basically , they 're going to play world races style .

her mother nodded .

hey , wait a minute ! ''

not because of bryce .

endelle called out .

you were so nice . ''

Pride of Performance () is a civil award given by the Government of Pakistan to Pakistani citizens in recognition of distinguished merit in the fields of literature, arts, sports, medicine or science. 2010 In 2009, the following list of recipients was announced. Awards to be actually conferred by the President of Pakistan on Pakistan Day (23 March 2010). 2011 On 14 August 2010, the following list of recipients was announced. Awards to be actually conferred by the President of Pakistan on Pakistan Day (23 March 2011). It consisted of 46 Pakistanis and one Canadian of Pakistani origin. 2012 On 14 August 2011, the following list of recipients was announced for awards to be actually conferred on 23 March 2012. It consists of 43 individuals. 2013 On 13 August 2012, the following list of recipients was announced. Awards to be actually conferred on Pakistan Day (23 March 2013). 2014 On 14 August 2013, the following list of recipients was announced. Awards to be actually conferred on Pakistan Day (23 March 2014) 2015 2016 Gulab Chandio Wajahat Masood (Journalist) Wasif Nagi (Journalist) Professor Dr. Ehsan Akbar (Literature) Nisar Qadri (Film and TV actor) Sabz Ali (Music - Tabla Playing) Dr. Abdul Ghaffar (Public Service) Mr. Najam Ahmed Shah (Public Service) Captain (R) Zahid Saeed (Public Service) Umar Draz Khan (Public Service) Professor Abida Taherani (Education) Ahmad Saeed (Industrialist) Munir Ahmed Munir (Journalist) Masood Akhtar (TV and Film actor) Khalid Saleem Butt (TV and Film actor) Waseem Abbas (TV and Film actor) Ustad Nathoo Khan (Music - Sarangi Player), posthumously Agha Muhammad Nasir 2017 Awards to be conferred on Pakistan Day (23 March 2017) On 4 July 2017, Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif awarded the Presidential Pride of Performance award to the team management, players and officials of the Pakistan cricket team, for their outstanding performance as the winners of ICC Champions Trophy 2017. Four former senior players were also awarded the Presidential Pride of Performance award : 2018 Prof. Dr Bashir Ahmad (KPK) Dr. Mohammad Fahleem Aslam Pervaiz (late) (film actor) Zarrin Suleman Panna (film dancer) (Punjab) Salman Alvi Harris Khalique Rauf Parekh (Linguist and Journalist) (Sindh) Hafeez Amin (journalist) (Punjab) Muhammad Nawaz Raza Ms. Najia Rasool Brigidier Javed Ahmed Satti (Retired) Taj Multani (singer) (Sindh) Bilquees Khanum (singer) (Sindh) Amanullah (TV comedian) (Punjab) A. Nayyar (singer) (Punjab) Master Ghulam Haider (1908 – 9 November 1953) (A pioneering film music director) Muhammad Ahmad Khan (Calligraphy) (Punjab) Nighat Chaudhry (classical dancer) 2019 Hamid Mahmood (Punjab) Mohammad Saeedur Rehman (Punjab) Mohammad Shahid Saleem (Punjab) Arshad Ali (Punjab) Dr Salma Khanam (Punjab) Vaqar Akhtar (KP) Raza Ellahi (KP) Waqar uz Zaman (KP) Mohammad Hasan (Sindh) Nasir Mahmood Khan (Punjab) Sarosh Hashmat Lodhi (Sindh) Umbreen Javaid (Punjab) Shabbir Jan (Sindh) Iftikhar Thakur (Punjab) Ishrat Fatima (Islamabad) Siyani Khatoon (Sindh) Bashir Ahmad (KPK) Reema Khan (Punjab) Nasir Adeeb (Film scriptwriter) Taj Baloch (Sindh) Sofia Yazdani (Sindh) Arshad Sharif (Punjab) Inam Butt (Punjab) Luqman Ali Afzal (Dhatta) Sanaullah Ghuman (Tattay Pani) Mohammad Ashraf Ali (late) (Gilgit-Baltistan) Rasheed Masood Khan (Balochistan) References Civil awards and decorations of Pakistan

`` threesome girl ? ''

enough to seriously injure someone .

`` how goes it , gregor ?

`` i 'm looking for a certain laptop computer gustavo moreno had .

the temptation was so strong just to lie there and ...

just keep your mouth shut and let him be on his way .

after morgoth to the ends of the earth !

he shook his head slightly .

`` gone to the ocean , '' bradley says .

joey and sammy hogan sat quietly on opposite ends of a sofa which lined one of the walls behind where benny dugan occupied the hot seat .

Emmeline Freda Du Faur (16 September 188213 September 1935) was an Australian mountaineer, credited as the first woman to climb New Zealand's tallest mountain, Aoraki / Mount Cook. Du Faur was a leading amateur climber of her day. She was the first female high mountaineer known to be active in New Zealand, although she never lived there. "Freda Du Faur extended the limits of the possible, not just for women, but for all guided climbers of the period. Key factors were her rock-climbing ability, determination, and physical fitness". Early life Du Faur was born in Croydon, Sydney, Cumberland County, New South Wales, on 16 September 1882. She was the daughter of Frederick Eccleston Du Faur (1832–1915), a public servant who, after retirement, became a stock, station and land agent, and patron of the arts, and his second wife, Blanche Mary Elizabeth Woolley (1845–1906). Her maternal grandparents were Professor John Woolley and wife Mary Margaret Turner. She was educated at Sydney Church of England Girls Grammar School. She probably developed her passion for mountaineering when she lived with her family near the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. As a young woman, she explored the area and taught herself to rock-climb. She did not finish nursing training due to her "sensitive and highly-strung nature". Due to the interests of her parents, and an inheritance from an aunt, Emmeline Woolley, she had an independent income that enabled her to travel and climb. Encountering Mount Cook (1906) Du Faur summered in New Zealand. In late 1906, she saw photographs of Mount Cook at the New Zealand International Exhibition in Christchurch. This prompted her to travel to the Hermitage hotel at Mount Cook, where she became determined to climb to the snow-capped summit. Mountaineering experiences (1906–1910) In 1908, a second trip to Mount Cook trip led to Du Faur's introduction to a New Zealand guide, Peter Graham. Graham agreed to teach Du Faur ropework, and add snow and ice climbing to her skill on rocks. Du Faur found this freedom to be an enjoyable escape from the constraints and frustrations of family and society. In 1909, Du Faur returned to undertake several climbs of increasing difficulty, the first of which was a significant ascent of Mount Sealy on 19 December 1909. Though these climbs were intended to be just Graham and Du Faur, social norms of propriety at the time did not look kindly on an overnight climbing expedition composed solely of an unmarried woman and a male guide. Thus, a chaperone was enlisted, and Du Faur committed to wearing a skirt to just below the knee over knickerbockers and long puttees while she climbed. Still, she received criticism from both males and females for her choices in athleticism and dress. After her climb to the summit of Mount Cook in 1910, she's quoted as stating: "I was the first unmarried woman to climb in New Zealand, and in consequence I received all the hard knocks until one day when I awoke more or less famous in the mountaineering world, after which I could and did do exactly as seemed to me best." Following her notoriety, she would dispense with a chaperone but retain her now customary climbing attire. It pleased her that her attire afforded an element of femininity to upset critics and challenge existing stereotypes of physically active women. In 1910, Du Faur spent three months at the Dupain Institute of Physical Education in Sydney training with Muriel "Minnie" Cadogan (1885–1929), who became her life partner. At the completion of the training, Du Faur returned to Mount Cook in November 1910. Summiting Mount Cook (December 1910) On 3 December 1910, Du Faur became the first woman to climb to the summit of Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak at . Her guides included Peter and Alex (Alec) Graham, and together they ascended in a record six hours. Du Faur stated about her ascent to the summit: 'I gained the summit ... feeling very little, very lonely and much inclined to cry'. On the return trip from the summit, Du Faur was photographed in front of a boulder to commemorate the historic climb. The boulder, now called "Freda's Rock" is located approximately 200 meters into the Hooker Valley Track at Mount Cook National Park. Subsequent climbing seasons Du Faur made many other noteworthy climbs. In the same season as her Mount Cook ascent in 1910, she climbed Mounts De la Beche () and Green (), and was the first person to climb Chudleigh (). In the next climbing season, she scaled a virgin peak now named Mount Du Faur () after her. She also made the first ascents of Mount Nazomi () and Mount Dampier (), and the second ascents of Mount Tasman () and Mount Lendenfeld (). In her final season she made first ascents of Mount Pibrac () and Mount Cadogan (), both of which she named. Perhaps her most notable climb was in January 1913 with Peter Graham and David (Darby) Thomson, when they made the first grand traverse of all three peaks of Mount Cook. This 'grand traverse' is now regarded as a classic climb of New Zealand's Southern Alps and continues to be associated with Du Faur's name. On 10 February 1913, the same climbing party made the first traverse of Mount Sefton (). Du Faur stopped climbing the next month. Life after mountaineering (1914–1935) Du Faur and her partner, Muriel Cadogan, moved to England, Great Britain and Ireland, in 1914, spending time in Bournemouth, Dorset. Though they had intended to climb in the European Alps, Canada and Himalayas, World War I prevented their plans. The following year, Du Faur published her book The Conquest of Mount Cook in London. It proved important for its record of her mountaineering feats and her approach to climbing. In June 1929, Cadogan committed suicide after her family forcibly separated her from Du Faur. Du Faur returned to Australia where she lived in Dee Why, Sydney. At first, she lived with her brother's family and later in a cottage of her own. Her main interest was bush walking in Dee Why and Collaroy. She suffered from depression at the loss of Cadogan, and on 13 September 1935, she fatally poisoned herself with carbon monoxide. Du Faur is privately interred in the Church of England cemetery at Manly, Sydney, Cumberland County, New South Wales, Australia. Acknowledegments At a ceremony on 3 December 2006, Du Faur's previously unmarked grave was marked by a group of New Zealanders. A memorial stone, made of New Zealand greywacke, and a plaque commemorating her alpine achievements were placed at the gravesite. In 2017 there was a theatre play about Du Faur written by Jan Bolwell and premiered at BATS Theatre in New Zealand. The play is called Taking the High Ground, and also features New Zealand climber Lydia Bradey. References Bibliography Freda Du Faur: The Conquest of Mount Cook and Other Climbs: An Account of Four Seasons Mountaineering on the Southern Alps of New Zealand. London: Allen and Unwin (1915), republ. New Zealand: Capper Press (1977) at New Zealand Electronic Text Collection Freda Du Faur: The Conquest of Mount Cook and Other Climbs at Internet Archive Sally Irwin: Between Heaven and Earth: The Life of Mountaineer Freda du Faur: 1882–1935. Hawthorn, Victoria: White Crane Press: 2000: E. J. O'Donnell: Du Faur, Emmeline Freda (1882–1935), Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 8 (1981). Melbourne University Press pp 349–350. Bee Dawson: Lady Travellers: Tourists of Early New Zealand (2001). Auckland: Penguin Jim Wilson: Aōrangi: The Story of Mount Cook (1968). Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombes External links Map of gravesite at Google Maps Finding Freda Du Faur at SummitPost.org. Freda Du Faur at Australian Dictionary of Biography Women on the Summit of Mt. Cook, N.Z. at RootsWeb Starlit Heights and Winding Valleys: The life of Freda Du Faur (2009) at Radio National 1882 births 1935 suicides Australian mountain climbers Lesbian sportswomen New Zealand feminists New Zealand mountain climbers Suicides by carbon monoxide poisoning Suicides in New South Wales LGBT sportspeople from Australia LGBT sportspeople from New Zealand Female climbers New Zealand Anglicans LGBT Anglicans LGBT climbers 19th-century Australian women 20th-century Australian women

i do n't bother to ask when i bend down and scoop her up , sleeping bag and all .

it started out as fast and heavy then dropped to a regular pace before slowing dramatically as he dozed off .

Shiding District () is a rural district in southern New Taipei City, Taiwan. History Shiding used to be a thriving town during the Qing Dynasty due to its geographically favorable condition as a resting place on the way to Yilan and its coal mine resources and tea trading. Shiding was a rural township of Taipei County until the upgrade of the county to become the New Taipei municipality on 25 December 2010, Shiding became a district. Geography Area: 144.35 km2 Population: 7,857 people (January 2016) Education Huafan University New Taipei Municipal ShiDing High School Tourist attractions Huafan Culture Gallery Lumantan Forest Bath Putty Painting House Shiding Danlan Culture Hall Shiding East Street Shiding West Street Transportation The district is accessible by bus from Jingmei Station of Taipei Metro. References External links Districts of New Taipei

what was her name again ?

`` it 's will . ''

Keene is an unincorporated community in Wabaunsee County, Kansas, United States. History A post office was opened in Keene in 1877, and remained in operation until it was discontinued in 1901. Keene Cemetery is located about one and a half miles to the east on Highway K-4. Education The community is served by Mission Valley USD 330 public school district. References Further reading External links Wabaunsee County Maps: Current, Historic, KDOT Unincorporated communities in Wabaunsee County, Kansas Unincorporated communities in Kansas

in addition to protecting you from your unwind order , the adoption will make this your official home .

she let rainwater wash over her .

`` can i buy you a drink ? ''

and saw him .

bull let the cart slow as james holden , the man whose announcement about the death of the ice hauler canterbury started the first war between earth and mars , once again made things worse .

they reached a corner and slipped behind the walled enclosure .

a stench rose from their sweat soaked bodies that was worse than the smell of the horse , and was that the result of tv reality shows meeting costume fairs ?

`` can i admit to something embarrassing ? ''

she had contributed little to the day 's work , as if she were leaving it up to them to solve this puzzle .

that did n't have to be emphasized , especially if it was just a link in the chain of events .

she was a genuinely nice woman who tried to put on a tough facade in order to be taken seriously in the workplace .

stacie stared at the woman for a long moment before laughing .

they used to say you do n't wear the armor , the armor wears you .

save your breath , missy , said the older man , his eyes hardening .

thirty minutes later , mike arrived and five minutes after that , they pulled up to a beautiful colonial-style home that had been meticulously cared for and maintained .

as soon as he released me , my thigh throbbed from the relief of the pressure he 'd put on it and i almost wished i was wearing shorts so i could look at the damage i was making myself believe he 'd done .

she crossed to him , rising up on her toes to kiss him .

`` i think it is called the pong phen guest house .

`` could be anywhere . ''

it wo n't be easy to settle for someone else after living with her . ''

oh !

their legions became spread too thin .

chapter 43 cara sat in front of the fireplace , rocking softly , one hand resting lightly on her swollen abdomen .

then , she let go of him .

he loves me .

majestic of bearing and fierce in battle .

`` i am , and i 'm being really good right now .

`` please do not argue with me , lucien . ''

it was n't late , barely after eleven .

did you bring another dress ? ''

`` they are n't that close .

The Communist Party of Malaya/Marxist–Leninist was a splinter group of the Communist Party of Malaya. The CPM/ML was formed in August 1974. It conducted armed struggle against the Malaysian government, with bases in southern Thailand. The CPM/ML had a radio broadcast, called Suara Seorang Malaysia (Voice of a Malaysian). In 1983 the CPM/ML merged with the Communist Party of Malaya/Revolutionary Faction and founded the Malaysian Communist Party. References Communist parties in Malaysia Defunct political parties in Malaysia Political schisms 1970 establishments in Malaysia Political parties established in 1970 Defunct communist parties Defunct communist militant groups It is dissolved at 1987

`` you chose well .

he held up his phone with a wink .

`` you 're the bait , baby .

`` and when some people came out not just highly upset but actually dead of fright ?

what is obvious is that you dont feel very confident about the weapons theft investigation .

she was smart enough to fear him , but had made peace with her fear a long time ago .

her eyes were pleading .

`` vitale , '' he says , his voice grave .

'if we steal them , do they become ours ? '

his golden hair was matted down and dirt smeared his face .

i wanted them both back so badly that my whole body ached .

quickly , i covered the mirror and turned on the overhead light .

make her scream .

see ?

but i had to leave .

i can hear kate 's voice in my head , like she 's here in front of me and reading my thoughts .

i take a step into her until the heat from my body engulfs her like a flame .