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# The House Next Door (short story collection)

The House Next Door is a stand-alone book that has three fictional stories in it.

## Plot

This book has three short stories in it. James Patterson writes each of the stories with one of the coauthors of the book.
The first story, "The House Next Door" (written by Patterson and Susan DiLallo), is about a family living next to a derelict house that has just been occupied by a mysterious man and his son. As the family and the neighbors get to know the house's new occupants, what they learn is truly frightening.
"The Killer's Wife," written by Patterson and Max DiLallo, is about a detective's quest to find what has happened to four girls who have gone missing. To do this he decides the only way to find them is to get on the good side of the wife of the man suspected of abducting them. He knows he is walking a fine line and his plan could go all wrong.
"We.Are.Not.Alone." is written by Patterson and Tim Arnold. It's about a scientist who has been looking for alien life for years and who is no longer taken seriously. He one day gets a message from space proving intelligent aliens exist. While that's what he wanted, he quickly finds others suddenly want to seize him and whisk him away, so he runs for his life.

## Reviews

The House Next Door did not immediately make The New York Times best sellers list. It did so as a mass market monthly book for the month of December 2019.
# Tracy Garner

Tracy Garner may refer to:
* Tracy Garner, accessory in Murder of Anthony Walker
* Tracy Garner, character in The Hangover
# The Horns, Bull's Green

The Horns is a public house in Datchworth, Hertfordshire, England. It is situated on Bramfield Road in Bull's Green, a hamlet in the parish of Datchworth.

## Architecture

The building has a timber frame on a brick base. It is Grade II listed and dates from the early sixteenth century.
# Estero Alhué

The Estero Alhué is a river of Chile.
# Esküllő

Esküllő is the Hungarian name for two communes in Romania:
* Aștileu Commune, Bihor County
* Așchileu Commune, Cluj County
# Transvulcania

Transvulcania is a long distance race that is held annually on La Palma, one of the western Canary Islands. It is considered one of the hardest mountain-ultramarathons in the world and one of the most important in Spain. The total route has a length of 73 km (45 mi) with a cumulative elevation gain of 4,350 m (14,270 ft) and elevation loss of 4,057 m (13,310 ft). The race has taken place on the island of La Palma since 2009, with the participation of many international runners.
Over time, additional races have been added to the original Transvulcania ultramarathon proper, currently:
* El Roque Promesas (for young athletes), 28 km (17 mi) with a cumulative elevation gain of 840 m (2,760 ft) and elevation loss of 2,932 m (9,619 ft)
* El Roque, 28 km (17 mi) with a cumulative elevation gain of 840 m (2,760 ft) and elevation loss of 2,932 m (9,619 ft)
* Volcanes, 48 km (30 mi) with a cumulative elevation gain of 1,724 m (5,656 ft) and an elevation loss of 3,164 m (10,381 ft)
* Vertical Challenge, 1.5 km (0.93 mi) with an elevation gain of 250 m (820 ft)
* Various children's races

## Winners

Course records with green background.
| Year | Country | Man | Time | Country | Woman | Time |
| 2009 | Spain | Salvador Calvo Redondo | 9:00:36 | Spain | Marta Prat Llorens | 13:37:51 |
| 2010 | Spain | Miguel Heras Hernández | 8:09:32 | Spain | Nerea Martínez | 10:53:33 |
| 2011 | Spain | Miguel Heras Hernández | 7:32:11 | Spain | Mónica Aguilera | 10:00:03 |
| 2012 | United States | Dakota Jones | 6:59:07 | New Zealand | Anna Frost | 8:11:31 |
| 2013 | Spain | Kílian Jornet | 6:54:09 | Sweden | Emelie Forsberg | 8:13:22 |
| 2014 | Spain | Luis Alberto Hernando | 6:55:41 | New Zealand | Anna Frost | 8:10:41 |
| 2015 | Spain | Luis Alberto Hernando | 6:52:39 | Sweden | Emelie Forsberg | 8:32:59 |
| 2016 | Spain | Luis Alberto Hernando | 7:04:44 | Sweden | Ida Nilsson | 8:14:18 |
| 2017 | United States | Tim Freriks | 7:02:03 | Sweden | Ida Nilsson | 8:04:16 |
| 2018 | Spain | Pere Aurell Bové | 7:37:26 | Sweden | Ida Nilsson | 8:40:43 |
| 2019 | France | Thibaut Garrivier | 7:11:04 | Netherlands | Ragna Debats | 8:09:25 |
| 2020 | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic | cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic |
| 2021 | cancelled due to volcanic eruption | cancelled due to volcanic eruption | cancelled due to volcanic eruption | cancelled due to volcanic eruption | cancelled due to volcanic eruption | cancelled due to volcanic eruption |
| 2022 | Sweden | Petter Engdahl | 7:10:29 | United States | Abby Hall | 8:29:10 |
| 2023 | United States | Dakota Jones | 7:02:16 | Italy | Martina Valmassoi | 9:09:13 |
| 2024 | United Kingdom | Jon Albon | 7:03:10 | New Zealand | Ruth Croft | 8:02:49 |
# Transwa

Transwa is Western Australia's regional public transport provider, linking 240 destinations, from Kalbarri in the north to Augusta in the south west to Esperance in the south east.
The Transwa system provides transport between Perth and the major regional towns of Bunbury, Kalgoorlie, Northam, Geraldton and Albany.
Transwa is a part of the Public Transport Authority and was launched on 28 May 2003, replacing the former Western Australian Government Railways Commission.

## Services
### Rail services

Transwa operate four rail services:
* Australind: Perth to Bunbury
* AvonLink: Midland to Northam
* MerredinLink: East Perth to Merredin
* The Prospector: East Perth to Kalgoorlie

### Coach services

In 2003/04, Transwa introduced 21 Volgren bodied Scania K124EB coaches aimed at revitalising the country coach fleet, which travel to many destinations across southern Western Australia including Albany, Augusta, Pemberton, Esperance, Geraldton, Kalbarri and Meekatharra. In 2015, an order was placed for 23 Irizar i6 3700-bodied Volvo B11R coaches to replace the Scanias.
There are 16 routes:
* GE1: Perth to Esperance via Jerramungup/Dumbleyung
* GE2: Perth to Esperance via Kulin/Hyden
* GE3: Kalgoorlie to Esperance
* GE4: Albany to Hopetoun via Ravensthorpe
* GS1: Perth to Albany via Williams/Kojonup
* GS2: Perth to Albany/Gnowangerup/Katanning via Northam/Narrogin
* GS3: Bunbury to Albany via Walpole
* N1: Perth to Geraldton/Kalbarri via Eneabba
* N2: Perth to Geraldton via Moora/Kalbarri
* N3: Perth to Geraldton via Northam/Mullewa
* N4: Geraldton to Meekatharra
* N5: Perth to Geraldton via Jurien Bay
* SW1: Perth to Augusta/Pemberton via Bunbury
* SW2: Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury and Donnybrook
* SW3: Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury, Collie, Boyup Brook and Bridgetown
* SW4: Bunbury to Boyup Brook via Brunswick and Collie

## Fleet
### Railcars

| Class | Manufacturer | Entered service | Number built | Track gauge (mm) | Top speed (km/h) | Service(s) | Notes |
| ADP/ADQ | Comeng | 1987 | 5 | 1,067 narrow gauge | 110 | Australind | To be replaced by 6 Alstom-built railcars |
| WDA/WDB/WDC | United Goninan | 2004 | 7 | 1,435 standard gauge | 160 | Prospector | |
| WEA/WEB | United Goninan | 2005 | 2 | 1,435 standard gauge | 160 | AvonLink MerredinLink | |

### Coaches

* 23 Volvo B11R coaches

## Ridership

| Service | Ridership | Ridership | Ridership |
| Service | 2021–22 | 2020–21 | 2019–20 |
| Road coach | 132,944 | 143,348 | 149,638 |
| The Prospector | 68,497 | 75,781 | 69,843 |
| Australind | 60,507 | 62,149 | 70,973 |
| AvonLink | 7,057 | 6,520 | 7,542 |
| MerredinLink | 6,039 | 6,351 | 5,902 |
# The GoStation

The GoStation was an American indie-rock band from New York City.

## History
### Membership

Singer Doug Levy and guitarist Matt Friedlander met while the latter was a student at New York University. The two had similar tastes in music and favorite bands.
The two began writing songs together and joined with original drummer Joel Frost (whom Friedlander knew from a band they were previously in together, The Stamps). Bassist Nick Picozzi followed shortly after, along with original rhythm guitar player Alex Koch (who went on to front his own band, The Walkup). When Koch left, the band briefly continued as a quartet.
Frost left the band in late 2005, and the group brought in new drummer Justin Aaronson (formerly of Surefire) and Erik Nyquist on rhythm guitar. This is the lineup that recorded the band's debut album, Passion Before Function, released on Edge Delay records. In 2007, Justin Aaronson left the band, being replaced by drummer Vin Russoniello.

### Performances and recordings

The GoStation began playing concerts in and around NYC in the summer of 2003. Their first show was at one of New York's most prestigious rock clubs at the time, The Knitting Factory. Their first release, Quiet Zone, was a 5-song EP released on July 2, 2005 on Edge Delay Records.
The band's debut album, Passion Before Function was released on September 25, 2007 in the U.S. through Edge Delay Records. It was also released in Japan on July 18, 2007, through Fabtone Records.
The last official release from the GoStation was a non-album single, "Berlin Rose," recorded with legendary producer Jack Douglas. The B-side was a studio version of the band's cover of "True Faith" by New Order, which also featured as a bonus track on the Japanese release of Passion Before Function.
In 2016, the GoStation released a series of demos for tracks for free that were originally slated to appear on their sophomore album. These include "Sooner or Later," "The Strangest Things," and "Carry Me Out."

## Discography
### Studio albums

Passion Before Function (2007)

### Extended plays

Quiet Zone EP (2005)

### Digital singles

"Berlin Rose" / "True Faith" (2009)
# Transtillaspis emblema

Transtillaspis emblema is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in Napo Province, Ecuador.
The wingspan is 13.5–15 mm for males and 14–16 mm for females.
# Eugene Gill

Eugene Luke Gill (August 8, 1898 – October 11, 1981) was an American football, basketball, baseball coach and college athletics administrator. He served as the head football coach at the University of Hawaii from 1940 to 1941. In 1941, Gill and Tom Kaulukukui were co-head coaches. Gill was born on August 8, 1898, in Eugene, Oregon, and raised in the Salem, Oregon area. He attended Oregon Agricultural College–now known as Oregon State University—where he lettered in football and ran track. He was the brother of Slats Gill, who was head basketball coach, head baseball coach, and athletic director at Oregon State. Gill died on October 11, 1981, at Veterans Administration Medical Center in Roseburg, Oregon.

## Head coaching record
### Football

| Year | Team | Overall | Bowl/playoffs |
| Hawaii Rainbows (Independent) (1940–1941) ||||||
| 1940 | Hawaii | 2–5 | L Pineapple |
| 1941 | Hawaii | 8–1 | |
| Hawaii: | Hawaii: | 10–6 | |
| Total: | Total: | 10–6 | |
# Esther Richardson

Esther Richardson (born 1974) is a British theatre director and script editor. She directed an adaptation of Stephen Poliakoff's Breaking the Silence, and A Pair of Pinters. In 2016, she was appointed the artistic director of Pilot Theatre.

## Biography

Richardson was born in Manchester. She attended Bristol University, where she studied English. She earned her master's in theatre arts from Goldsmiths, University of London. She began working with the Royal Shakespeare Company as a literary assistant in 2000. She began working on the Theatre Writing Partnership (TWP), which allowed her to discover new play writers. TWP won the Peggy Ramsay award for Momentum in 2004. In 2007, she quit working with TWP, and began working with Derby LIVE, Nottingham Playhouse, Royal and Derngate, the Soho Theatre and the Cast Theater in Doncaster, directing its first show, The Glee Club in 2013.
In 2011, Richardson and Andy Barrett created Skybus, which is a play that took place on a bus running between Derby and the East Midlands Airport. Richardson was the director, and the play takes the form of "eavesdropped" conversations between characters heading to the airport.
Her film, The Cake, was selected for the Moscow International Film Festival, Rushes Soho Shorts and was one of the UK finalists for the Women in Film and Television International Short Film Showcase.
During the European recession, Richardson gathered stories from across Europe in 2013, collecting testimonies about how austerity has impacted people's lives. The project was called All Across Europe and Richardson planned to develop a theatre piece based on what she collected.
In 2016, she was appointed the artistic director of Pilot Theatre.

## Selected stage credits

* Noughts and Crosses 2019 UK Tour (director)
* Private Lives (2016) Mercury Theatre (director).
* Blood (2015) Belgrade Theatre (director).
* Dancehall (2015) The Cast in Doncaster (director).
* How to Breathe (2015) Nottingham Playhouse (director).
* Glory Dazed (2014), Right Up Our Street (director).
* The Glee Club (2013) The Cast in Doncaster (director).
* Be My Baby (2011), Derby LIVE (director).
* Skybus (2011) Derby LIVE (director).
* Bones (2010) Fifth Word / Derby LIVE (director).
* Town (2010) Royal & Derngate (director).
* The Dumb Waiter (2010) Derby LIVE (director).
* A Kind of Alaska (2010) Derby LIVE (director).
* Everything Must Go! (2009) Soho Theatre (co-director).
* Wasteland (2009) New Perspectives/Derby LIVE (director).
* Breaking the Silence (2008) Nottingham Playhouse (director).
* I Capuleti e i Monetecchi (2007) Pimlico Opera at The Lowry (director).
* Earl of Mo'Bay (2006) Theatre Writing Partnership (director).
* Satin 'n' Steel (2005) Nottingham Playhouse (director).
* Momentum Project and Festival (2004) Lakeside Arts Centre (director).

## Film work

* Wings (2011) Anthem Films (director).
* The Cake (2011) Anthem Films.
# Esslingen

Esslingen may refer to:

## Places

* Esslingen (district), a district (Landkreis) of Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany
* Esslingen am Neckar, capital city of the district of Esslingen
* Esslingen, Switzerland, a village in Switzerland
* Eßlingen, a municipality in western Germany

## Other

* Maschinenfabrik Esslingen, a former locomotive manufacturing company based in Esslingen am Neckar
# Tourist Studies

Tourist Studies is a triannual peer-reviewed academic journal that covers studies on tourism. Its editors-in-chief are Gordon Waitt (University of Wollongong) and Caroline Scarles (University of Surrey). Tim Edensor is an Editor Emeritus. The journal was established in 2001 and is published by SAGE Publications.

## Abstracting and indexing

The journal is abstracted and indexed in:
* Academic Premier
* Scopus
# Tram (disambiguation)

A tram, tramcar, or streetcar, is a vehicle used on a rail-based public transport system which runs primarily on streets; also used in mining.
Tram (or trams) may also mean:

## Transport

* TRAM (company), a Spanish transportation company
* Aerial tramway
* Light rail, a vehicle running on streets
* Trackless train, sometimes called parking lot trams or just "trams"
* Tramcar (Wildwood), Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jersey, US
* Transit Museum Society (TRAMS), Vancouver, Canada

## Acronym

* TRAM (genetic), genetic systems with Turnover, Redundancy And Modularity
* TRAM flap, Transverse Rectus Abdominis Myocutaneous flap, in surgical breast reconstruction
* Texture memory, in computer storage
* Target Recognition and Attack Multi-Sensor system, on U.S. Navy A-6E Intruder aircraft
* Teatr RAbochey Molodyozhi, the Russian acronym for Leningrad Workers' Youth Theatre
* TRAnsputer Module, see Transputer § TRAMs

## Other uses

* Tram (band)
* Tram (film), a short animation
* Tram, Kentucky
* Tram-34 a blocker of calcium-activate potassium channels
* "The Tram", an episode of the Italian TV series Door into Darkness
* Caesura, a musical symbol known as "tram-lines" in the UK
# The Happy Club

Professional ratings :
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| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic | link |
The Happy Club is the third solo studio album by Bob Geldof.

## Track listing
### UK / international version

All songs were written by Bob Geldof, except where noted.
* "Room 19" – 5:14
* "Attitude Chicken" – 4:36
* "The Soft Soil" – 7:29
* "A Hole to Fill" – 5:05
* "The Song of the Emergent Nationalist" (Geldof, Jamie Moses) – 6:55
* "My Hippy Angel" – 5:31
* "The Happy Club" (Geldof, Karl Wallinger) – 4:05
* "Like Down on Me" – 5:58
* "Too Late God" (Geldof, Karl Hyde) – 3:46
* "Roads of Germany (After B.D.)" – 5:14
* "A Sex Thing" – 5:09
* "The House at the Top of the World" (Geldof, Rick Smith) – 4:13

#### Great Songs of Indifference re-release

* "Shine On" – 4:10
* "Huge Birdless Silence" – 3:24
* "Maybe Heaven" – 5:52

### US version

All songs were written by Bob Geldof, except where noted.
* "Room 19"
* "A Hole to Fill"
* "The Song of the Emergent Nationalist" (Geldof, Jamie Moses)
* "Attitude Chicken"
* "Yeah, Definitely"
* "The House at the Top of the World" (Geldof, Rick Smith)
* "The Soft Soil"
* "A Sex Thing"
* "My Hippy Angel"
* "The Happy Club" (Geldof, Karl Wallinger)
* "Like Down on Me"
* "Too Late God" (Geldof, Karl Hyde)
* "Roads of Germany (After B.D.)"

## Personnel
### The Happy Clubsters

* Bob Geldof – lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, harmonica
* Pete Briquette – bass guitar, keyboards, programming
* Bob Loveday – violin, penny whistle, bass guitar, recorder
* Geoff Richardson – viola, mandolin, electric and acoustic guitar, saxophone, ukulele, penny whistle
* Jamie Moses – electric and acoustic guitars
* Niall Power – drums
* Alan Dunn – accordion, piano, tin whistle, organ, one-row melodeon, keyboards
* Spike Edney – organ, piano, guitar, keyboards

### Trainee Clubster

* Karl Wallinger - guitar, drums, vocals, keyboards

### Production

* Johnny Milton – engineer
* Stephen W. Taylor – engineer
# The King Was in His Counting House

"The King was in His Counting House" is the seventh episode of the fifth series of the British comedy series Dad's Army. It was originally transmitted on 17 November 1972.

## Plot

Mainwaring is organising a drinks party at his house, despite his wife's fears that he and his men will "get drunk and smash the house up". He informs Wilson that he may call him "George" at the party, something Wilson takes great delight in. However, he sternly tells him he cannot call him "George" during work hours and turns down Mr. Pike's request to also call him "George" at the party.
The party starts off with Jones' section in attendance and clearly very uncomfortable. The stilted conversation remains until the arrival of Walker, with his girlfriend Shirley, which immediately throws Mainwaring off kilter. He serves them a small amount of beer and sandwiches, which they quickly wolf down, after which Mainwaring gives them a guided tour of the room, while Walker gets down to business with Shirley on the sofa.
Much excitement is generated by the imminent arrival of Mrs Mainwaring, but an air raid warning sees her scurrying to the shelter before being introduced or even being seen by any of the platoon members. Hodges arrives, and a few moments later bombs land on the allotments, the taxi garage and the bank. Alarmed, Mainwaring and his men hurry round to the bank to salvage the money. They secure it and carry it back to the church hall where they plan to count it. Mainwaring orders the other section to guard the money, but they refuse out of spite as they were not invited to the party, forcing Mainwaring to promise to throw them a party the following week.
After a very long night, they eventually total it up. They then attempt to carry it to Eastgate using a horse and cart supplied by Walker and their own bicycles. A short way into the journey, the money starts blowing out of the hamper used to carry it. Trying to alert Mainwaring's attention to this, Pike fires his rifle, only to frighten the horse and send it charging off into a field with the platoon following close behind on their bikes.

## Cast

* Arthur Lowe as Captain Mainwaring
* John Le Mesurier as Sergeant Wilson
* Clive Dunn as Lance Corporal Jones
* John Laurie as Private Frazer
* James Beck as Private Walker
* Arnold Ridley as Private Godfrey
* Ian Lavender as Private Pike
* Bill Pertwee as ARP Warden Hodges
* Frank Williams as the Reverend Timothy Farthing
* Edward Sinclair as the Verger Maurice Yeatman
* Wendy Richard as Shirley
# Trafalgar, South Africa

Trafalgar is a seaside resort village in Ugu District Municipality in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa. Trafalgar is on the north bank of the Mpenjati river which enters the Indian Ocean at the Mpenjati Nature Reserve. The town is located in lush coastal forest, sitting on a small rise overlooking the beach.
Trafalgar is a neat and well maintained town with clean streets, landscaping and municipal services.
The town has an active rate payers association involving local volunteers who undertake considerable activity on behalf of the community and have invested in good relations with municipal officials. Trafalgar is a happy town, people here know each and work together for common purpose. This is invaluable for any community in contemporary South Africa.
Trafalgar is popular as both a destination for tourists who can stay at one of several guest houses. It is also a lifestyle community valued by residents who appreciate the peace, calm and beauty of the town. Increasingly more residents have taken up full time residence and are mid-career people, able to work from home.
The main beach on the north side of town has a "Blue Flag" designation, meaning that it conforms to international standards regarding water quality and environmental protection and that there is a Life Guard present. Visitors can park here and access the beach which is a public space. The beach is good for surfing and swimming as well as snorkelling the reef offshore. There are shark nets on this section of beach also. The beach at Mpenjati Nature Reserve has been used by naturists for many years.
There are two restaurants and a local grocer, which bakes fresh bread and pastry, daily. Shopping and services are easily accessible at the nearby towns of South Broom, Shelly Beach and Port Edward. There is a private hospital at Shelly Beach.

## Transport

Trafalgar can be accessed by turning off the R61 (to Port Edward and Port Shepstone) onto Trafalgar Drive, the single access road into village. Direct, scheduled, flights to Johannesburg are available at Margate Airport, 22km away. The N2 Road from Durban is well maintained and is in good condition, making the town easily accessible.
# The Jon Tiven Group

The Jon Tiven Group recorded and released two albums in the 1990s: Blue Guru and Yes I Ram. The members were Jon Tiven (guitar), Alan Merrill (lead vocals), Sally Tiven (bass guitar) and Todd Snare (drums). The two albums resulted in many cover versions of the band's songs by artists such as Wilson Pickett, Huey Lewis and the News, Jeff Healey, B. B. King, Robert Cray, Billie Ray Martin, Buddy Guy, "Sir" Mack Rice, and Freddie Scott.

## Discography
### Albums

* Blue Guru (1996)
* Yes I Ram (1999)

### Single

* "He Don't Know" (1996)
# Treacher

Treacher is an English surname; notable Treachers include:
* Arthur Treacher (1894–1975), English actor
* Bill Treacher (1930–2022), English actor
* George Treacher (c. 1835–1908), British architect
* Sir John Treacher (1924–2018), British admiral
* Sir William Treacher (1849–1919), British colonial administrator