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# Jesmond Dene, California

Jesmond Dene is an unincorporated community neighboring Escondido in San Diego County, California. It lies just east of Interstate 15 north of Escondido and has a ZIP Code of 92026 (as assigned to Escondido). The community is inside area code 760.
It was named after Jesmond Dene park in Newcastle upon Tyne.

## History

Jesmond Dene was established as a subdivision of a growing Escondido in the 1920s. The subdivision was created by the W. F. Moore company in 1926 with a US$50,000 investment to create a 160-acre (65 ha) suburban tract in Moosa Canyon. The new tract had tennis courts, a dance hall, and horseshoe courts. A creek in the area was dammed to create a swimming pool for residents. All of the amenities of the area were free to use for lodgers who constructed their home on one of the tract's 750 plots, each being 80 by 100 feet in dimension. The grand opening of Jesmond Dene took place on November 14, 1926.
The Desmond Jene post office opened on February 16, 1933, but only lasted until January 31, 1935, when it was moved to Escondido. For many years, the neighborhood had tall stone gateposts at its entrance on Jesmond Dene Road, initially known as Jesmond Drive. The stone gateposts were removed decades later by the county due to deterioration.
The neighborhood experienced a downturn in quality and upkeep due to discrepancies in some of the lodge deeds and effects of the Great Depression. After several years of operation, the Jesmond Dene Clubhouse was closed and only used for small, private affairs. The clubhouse was purchased by Henry and Ida Zilz in 1945, a couple that also managed the Jesmond Dene Water Co. until the tract joined the Valley Center Municipal Water District. The old clubhouse was divided into a grocery store and tavern while under Zilz ownership. The Fraternal Order of Eagles bought the clubhouse building in the late-1950s and turned it into Aerie 2175. It was sold to the Loyal Order of Moose in the 1960s and the organization still operates out of the building today.
# Johann Jacob Zschach

Johann Jacob Zschach (1737 Leipzig - 1809) was a German naturalist and entomologist. He was a professor in Leipzig and Marburg and the curator of the Museum Leskeanum.

## Works

* Zschach, J. J. 1788: Museum N. G. Leskeanum. Pars Entomologica ad systema entomologiae Cl. Fabricii ordinata cura I. I. Zschachii, M. Bacc. - Lipsiae, I. G. Müller [2]+136 p., 3 col. Taf.
A systematic list of the specimens contained in the Leske Museum in which new Coleoptera and Lepidoptera were described by Zschach. New species of Diptera were numbered, but not given names. Johann Friedrich Gmelin's 13th edition of Linnaeus' Systema Naturae (1788-1793) gave these new species Latin binomial names and the other new species were described again.
# Angels and Agony

Angels and Agony are a Dutch futurepop band consisting of vocalist Reinier Kahle, guitarist Erik Wierenga, DJ Marco van Belle on synthesizer and backing vocals and Fried Bruggink as sound engineer and drummer. The band formed in 1995 and produced two EPs before its first full album, Eternity (2001). Eternity was produced by VNV Nation's Ronan Harris. Other high-profile collaborations include Axel Ermes of Girls Under Glass, Diorama, and SITD The band's current record label (since Eternity, 2001) is Out of Line, a German label of industrial- and synthpop-oriented electronic bands. Metropolis Records is the band's US distributor since 2004.
According to Reiner, the name of the band symbolizes the duality of human experience. It was also the name of a graphic novel Reiner worked on in 1995 simultaneously to founding the band.
Similar artists to Angels and Agony are VNV Nation, Assemblage 23, Covenant and Pride and Fall. A 2007 interview commented on the musical style of the band, noting that, in contrast with many electro-industrial projects whose lyrics center on violence and provocation, Angels and Agony songs are philosophical and humanist in character. To this Renier replied: "The lyrics are meant to be 'universal', multi-interpretable and objective, in a way.... I'm just not the guy to write songs, singing 'Fuck' 116 times in 4 minutes, or singing I'd like to cut up my bitch or what have you not." Metropolis Records describes the band's music thus: "Although the music can be dark and melancholic, but still danceable with pumping beats and sequences, the songs have a very positive message."

## Discography

* Unity, EP (1999)
* Darkness, EP (2001)
* Eternity, album (2001) (re-released 2007 with new artwork)
* Forever, EP (2002)
* Salvation, EP (2003)
* Avatar, album (2004)
* Unison, album (2007)
* Monument, album (2015)
# Hanumannathi River

Hanuman Nadhi or Hanumannathi is a river flowing in the Tenkasi district of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
It is a tributary of the Chittar River. It rises at an altitude of 1,650 m (5,413 ft) above Courtalam in Tenkasi taluk, traverses in the slopes about 10 km (6 mi). receives Karuppanathi, its tributary, then it flows and merges with Chittar in Thayar Thoppu village in Veerakeralampudur taluk. The total length of Hanumannathi is 32 kilometres.
The Adavinainar Reservoir is situated across the Hanumanathi river which is in Mekkarai village of Sengottai taluk with a capacity of 175 Mcft (47.20 meter height).
The anaicuts built across the river, are Mettukal anaicut, Karisalkulam anaicut, Panpoli anaicut, Vallalkulam anaicut, Elathoor anaicut, Nainaragavan anaicut, Pungamkal anaicut and Kambli anaicut . The famous Ayikudi Balasubramanya Swami Temple is situated on the banks of Hanuman Nadhi. The Hindu deity Hanuman was said to have stopped by and rested on the banks of this river on his way to Lanka, hence the river was named Hanuman nadhi.
# Auto Safari Chapin

Auto Safari Chapín is an animal park near Escuintla, Guatemala. The park features several areas including:
* Drive-through animal preserve with areas for lions, giraffes, hippopotamus and other species
* Walk-through zoo (near the entrance to the recreation area)
* Recreation area with a restaurant, lagoon boat rides and a swimming pool
It is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 9:30 am to 5 pm. The restaurant is open from 10:30 am to 5 pm. There is a snack bar midway through the drive-through with drinks and a small selection of snacks.
The park was founded in 1980 as a natural reserve area and is the largest animal parks/zoos in Guatemala. It lies on the 87.5 km at the CA-2 highway, between Escuintla and Taxisco.
# Sybra albosuturalis

Sybra albosuturalis is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Breuning in 1939.
# The Hole (1957 film)

The Hole (穴, Ana) a.k.a. Hole in One a.k.a. The Pit, is a 1957 black-and-white comedy/mystery Japanese film directed by Kon Ichikawa.

## Plot

A reporter, Nagako Kita (Machiko Kyō), is fired for writing about police corruption. To make money, she hides while a weekly magazine publishes photos of her, and offers a prize to the person who discovers her. A group of three bank embezzlers, So Yamamura, Eiji Funakoshi, and Sotoji Mukui (Fujio Harumoto) employ Mukui's younger sister Fukiko as a fake employee at the bank and plan to make her disappear when the real woman appears again and blame the crime on her.
When she contacts Mukui about the crime, she finds him dead and Fukiko pulls a gun on her. She contacts the policeman who was fired, who is now a private detective.

## Staff

The art director was Tomoo Shimogawara.

## Cast

* Machiko Kyō as Nagako Kita
* Eiji Funakoshi as Koisuke Sengi
* So Yamamura as Keikichi Shirasu
* Kenji Sugawara as police Sarumaru
* Jun Hamamura as taxi driver
* Fujio Harumoto as Sotoji Mikui
* Sumiko Hidaka as Takeko Nakamura
* Shintarō Ishihara as writer
* Ryuichi Ishii as Shuta Torigai
* Yasuko Kawakami as Fukiko Mukui
* Tanie Kitabayashi as Suga Akabane
* Bontarō Miyake as chief editor Oya
* Mantarō Ushio as Sahei
# Brrut

Brrut is a village in the south of Kosovo, in the municipality of Dragash, located the Opolje region of the Šar Mountains.

## Culture

Brrut has two mosques which were built early and renovated in recent years. Brrut has several archaeological sites of importance for cultural heritage, including the ruins of an Albanian Orthodox castle and church, old cemeteries, burial grounds, etc. Brrut has traditional music, dance, horse racing and some pagan festivals like Summer on March 14, where a fire is lit for this holiday and traditional Flija food, the feast of harvest and St. George, Jeremiah St. Collie, Shiribudi etc. In addition to this Brruti also has some traditional accessories (Loom, crochet, boshti, furka), for making traditional clothes even though this is no longer practiced, there are still people who know how to do it. Also a resident possesses seeds of a characteristic plant which is used to work different clothes and oil paintings for painting. Another important point is the fact that the peasants of Brrut, as well as the surrounding villages, attach great importance to marriage, betrothal and circumcision fest.

## Demographics

Population census :
| Year | 1948 | 1953 | 1961 | 1971 | 1981 | 1991 | 2011 |
| Pop. | 596 | 584 | 575 | 798 | 1,097 | 1,319 | 1164 |
| ±% | — | −2.0% | −1.5% | +38.8% | +37.5% | +20.2% | — |
Brrut is divided into two zones the Great Brrut and the Little Brrut. The following families live in Great Brrut: Guzhdaj, Hoxhaj, Kastrak, Ysyl, Sutej and Hajdet while in little Brrut, formerly called Domne, is home to the brothers Domna and Pilaria.
Brrut is one of the villages of Opojë where most of the population emigrated. According to early notes, it is said that 36 families moved to Turkey (in the periods 1913-1914; 1921-1941 and 1954-1960), three families moved to Bulgaria, four families moved to Greece on the period 1921-1941, as well as eight families moved to western Europe specifically to France and Austria in the period 1954-1970. So a total of 52 families with about 360 members moved.
According to statistical records, there were: In 1865 - 98 houses; around 1879 - 95 houses; in 1913 - 715 inhabitants; in 1918 - 56 Albanian houses with 261 inhabitants; in 1921 - 70 houses with 450 inhabitants; in 1928 - 59 houses with 424 Albanian inhabitants; in 1948 - 85 houses with 596 inhabitants; in 1953 - 84 houses with 584 inhabitants; in 1961 - 75 houses with 575 inhabitants (564 Albanians, 11 others); in 1971 - 86 houses with 798 inhabitants (796 Albanians, 2 others); in 1981 - 89 houses with 1095 inhabitants (1094 Albanians, 1 other).
In 1991 there were 135 houses with 1280 inhabitants. Whereas, in 1999 there were 145 families with 1425 Albanian residents. The population was massively expelled from the village to Albania on March 31, 1999. The Serbian police had given an ultimatum to the inhabitants of the village to leave the village within one hour and head towards Albania, and if they do not follow the order they will be burned.
# Schloss Fußberg

Schloss Fußberg is a stately house in the village of Gauting, Bavaria, Germany dating from 1721.

## History

Schloss Fußberg lies to the north of the historic center of Gauting on the left bank of the Würm. It is named after the 12th century noble family of Fuß, also written as Fuoz, Vuoz or in Latin "pes", followers of the House of Wittelsbach. The original castle was in a loop of the Würm, protected by a moat. The octagonal tower was first documented in 1342. No traces remain. The replacing castle with living quarters and farm buildings was built in the 16th century. It was depicted in 1701 in Michael Wening's Historico-Topographica descriptio Bavariae.
The present building was erected in 1721 on the medieval foundations. It is a baroque building that served as a summer residence for the Andechs Abbey and a resting place on the route to Munich. After the monasteries were secularized, in 1819 the castle was acquired by Karl Theodor Maria, Freiherr von Hallberg-Broich die Anlage. He was an eccentric who had traveled widely. He dressed casually and became known as the "hermit of Gauting". He undertook a project to drain the Erdinger Moos. He painted the doors and windows of the castle vermilion, but since then they have been repainted in white. The Belvedere in the park was built in the 19th century.
The castle was purchased by the community in 1981, and the English-style landscaped park is now open to the public. Most of the building is leased to a private company. The former coach house, which is called "Remise" is a building with a huge hipped roof and curved Art Nouveau dormer windows, is available for art and cultural events. It is used for theater, concerts, lectures, exhibitions and festivals. It can accommodate up to 175 visitors.

## Gallery

* Engraving c. 1700 by Michael Wening
* Rear of the house
* Pond and gardens
* Coach house
* Salettl
# Robert Piva

Robert Piva (born 4 November 1966) is a former New Zealand international rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s. A prop forward, Piva played for Wakefield Trinity and was a foundation player for the North Queensland Cowboys.

## Playing career

A Junior Kiwis representative, Piva played for Waterside, St. George, Randwick, Porirua City and the Kapiti Bears in the Wellington Rugby League and represented Wellington 40 times over seven years.
In 1993, he was selected for New Zealand on their tour of Great Britain. He made his Test debut for New Zealand in their 24–19 win over Wales in Swansea. He played eight tour games before fracturing his eye socket while tackling Andy Farrell in a game against the Great Britain under-21 side.
In 1994, Piva played for the Taranaki Rockets in the Lion Red Cup. Halfway through the season he was signed by Wakefield Trinity, spending a season with the club.
In 1995, after the English season had ended, he signed with the North Queensland Cowboys in the Australian Rugby League. In Round 11 of the 1995 ARL season, he made his first grade in the Cowboys' 14–44 loss to the Newcastle Knights. He played nine games for the club that season, coming off the bench in all of them. At the end of the season, he was named in the Western Samoa squad for 1995 Rugby League World Cup but did not play a game.
In 1996, he represented Western Samoa at the Super League World Nines in Suva, Fiji.
In 2001 he played in the Bartercard Cup for the Porirua Pumas.
# Talata-Angavo

Talata-Angavo is a village in Analamanga Region, in the Central Highlands of Madagascar, located north-west from the capital of Antananarivo. The population was 9,240 in 2019.
The village can be reached by the unpaved Route d'Interet Provinciale 40T (RIP 40T) from Ankazobe and the RN 4.
# Bob Ragland

Bob Ragland (December 11, 1938 – April 10, 2021) was an artist and teacher based in Denver, Colorado. He is best known for his oil paintings and his found object sculptures, as well as his practical "Non-Starving Artist" philosophy. The Bob Ragland Branch of the Denver Public Library is named in his honor.

## Early life and education

Robert L. "Bob" Ragland was born in 1938 in Cleveland, Ohio, to Carey and Violet Ragland. His parents were from Georgia and Alabama, respectively, and had moved north during the Great Migration.
At age 18, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, which brought him to Colorado's Fort Carson. The state would become his longtime home. In 1959, after completing his military service, he settled in Denver, where he worked for the U.S. Postal Service and produced advertising materials for a local business.
While in Denver, Ragland began to study art at the Rocky Mountain School of Art. He also attended the Emily Griffith Opportunity School, where he learned to weld.

## Career

As an artist, Ragland worked across various mediums, including painting, drawing, and sculpture. He made cartoons, jewelry, and more, but he is perhaps best known for his oil on masonite panels and sculptures using found objects.
Several of his pieces, including "Flute Player With Corn Row Hair" (1990), are in the collection of Denver's Kirkland Museum. President Jimmy Carter and Colorado Lt. Gov. George L. Brown were among those who commissioned pieces by Ragland throughout his career. He exhibited his work widely beginning in 1964, and he was known for regularly mounting shows on the porch of his home in Denver's Whittier neighborhood.
Ragland also taught art, including at the Denver Public Schools Career Education Center, where he ran what he dubbed the "Non-Starving Artist Program." The program focused on teaching practical skills to make life as a working artist possible, such as marketing and networking. His often-repeated mantra reflected his view that artists had to be realistic about making a living: "Bread and shelter has to be paid for, I’ve got to heat and eat." He also taught at the Emily Griffith Opportunity School, George Washington High School, and Bradley Elementary.
In the 1980s, he wrote two books about his philosophy as an artist: The Artist's Question and Answer Book and The Artist's Survival Handbook (or, What to Do Till You're Rich and Famous). In the 1970s, Ragland hosted the show "You're an Artist" on Rocky Mountain PBS.
Ragland was involved in community activism in his Denver neighborhood, particularly in the 1960s and '70s, when he was active with the East Side Action Center.

## Personal life, death, and legacy

Bob Ragland and his wife, Diane Ragland, had three sons and several grandchildren.
Ragland died in April 2021 at the age of 82. A frequent Denver Public Library user, he was selected the following year as the namesake for the new Bob Ragland Branch Library, which has a focus on community arts. A portrait of Ragland by fellow artist and friend Dean Mitchell has been displayed at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
# Svetlana Kirdina

Svetlana Kirdina-Chandler (Светла́на Гео́ргиевна Ки́рдина-Чэндлер) is a Russian sociologist and economist. Scientific career began in the Novosibirsk School of Economic Sociology. Doctor of Social Sciences, PhD. Research interests: sociological theory, institutions, economic theory, the theory of institutional matrices, transients in Russian society. Author of over 160 scientific papers, the most important of which are devoted to the development and applications of the theory of institutional matrix. She introduced two main and particular interdependent types of institutional matrices existing around the world, X-matrices and Y-matrices.
   The X-matrix is characterized by the following basic institutions:
   * In the economic sphere: institutions of a redistributive economy;
   * In the political sphere: institutions of a unitary (unitary-centralized) political order;
   * In the ideological sphere: institutions of communitarian ideology, the essence of which is expressed by the idea of dominance of collective, shared, public values over individual, sovereign, private ones, the priority of We over I.
   The following basic institutions characterize the Y-matrix:
   * In the economic sphere: institutions of a market economy;
   * In the political sphere: institutions of a federative (federative-subsidiary) political order;
   * In the ideological sphere: institutions of a individualistic (or subsidiary) ideology, which proclaims the dominance of individual values over the values of larger communities, bearing a subordinate character to groups and the personality, i.e. the priority of I over We.
   X-economies and Y-economies could, according to Kirdina, borrow certain properties from each other while keeping their institutional core, although a complete replacement of X-matrix with Y-matrix was not possible (at least for a large country). Rather, changes in the basic institutions were likely to result in the destruction of the society as a whole. A typical example was the fate of the Roman Empire (Kirdina, 2000, 201-202). Basic to Kirdina's position was a refusal to consider the market economy as superior to non-market ones, and thus she did not consider the transition from non-market to market economies as progress or modernization." To her both systems were of equal merit, and each of them was effective in its appropriate place.
The main scientific results is proposed and developed the theoretical concept of institutional matrices, the essence of which is to provide a social and economic structure in the form of a combination of two matrices of basic institutions. In this case, one of the matrices has historically dominant character. The concept empirically confirmed extensive historical material and data of modern Russian and Comparative Studies, and served as the basis of weather institutional dynamics of Russian society, confirmed in practice.
Svetlana Kirdina is a stepsister of Alexander Gorban.
# Siyar

Siyar is the plural of the noun sira, and literally means a “path”, or “way of walking”. In the singular, sira is used by chroniclers to account to one's life or biography, most specifically to the conduct of an individual. In Islamic traditions, it is a discipline of the Islamic law which covers issues of law of war and international relations, describing Muslim states in relation with communities of believers and nonbelievers alike.
The word siyar dates originally from the late Umayyad period when the term had the connotation of “position of the school or sect” or “opinion” on a creedal or political question. This genre was well known among the Islamic groups who rebelled against the Umayyads such as the Muhakkimah, Zaydis, Murji’ites and Ibadis.
Most of the siyar convey the viewpoint of the school and consist of homilies, epistles, addressed to the fellowship of the believers. These epistles are read out aloud by the preacher, setting out what ought or ought not to be believed, as well as those deeds that ought or ought not to be done. The exhortations at the beginning of the siyar are relatively long and reflect the social context of their time. The siyar that have so far been reviewed and edited are from what is referred to as the “Basra period”; most of them were written in Iraq, while some of the others were produced during the “regional period” – i.e. “abroad”.
# Sara Gjoni

Sara Gjoni (born in Tirana) is a model and beauty pageant contestant. She won the title Miss Albania in 2011 and represented Albania at Miss Model of the World in 2011. She won the title Miss Bikini in 2011. She also won in the dance section of the competition.
# Markos Khatzikyriakakis

Markos Khatzikyriakakis (born 2 April 1974) is a Greek snowboarder. He competed in the men's giant slalom event at the 1998 Winter Olympics.
# The Image Has Cracked

The Image Has Cracked is the debut studio album by English band Alternative TV. It was released in May 1978 by record label Deptford Fun City.

## Recording and content

The album's studio tracks were recorded at Surrey Sound Studios in Leatherhead, Surrey, and the album's live tracks were recorded live at the 100 Club in London on 7 February 1978.
Jools Holland plays synthesiser and piano on two tracks on the album.

## Reception

Professional ratings :
| Review scores ||
| Source | Rating |
| AllMusic | |
| Classic Rock | |
Trouser Press wrote: "Although the abstract stuff doesn't hold up so well, it's still an amazing document of a time and place." In his retrospective review, Ned Raggett of AllMusic called the album "an unfairly neglected classic from the late-'70s upheaval. Seizing on the promise of punk as being a new means of expression rather than a new set of musical rules to be adhered to, Perry, along with a solid-enough band, whip up a series of incendiary pieces that explore as much as they thrash [...] As an expression of going down defiant while punk became a new fashion, it's fierce and brilliant."

## Personnel
### Alternative TV

* Mark Perry – vocals, guitar, production
* Dennis Burns – bass guitar, production
* Chris Bennett – drums, percussion, production

### Additional personnel

* Jools Holland – Moog synthesizer on "Alternatives", piano on "Viva La Rock 'n' Roll"
* Kim Turner – "special assistance" rhythm guitar, piano

### Technical

* Chris Gray – engineering, production
* Nigel Gray – engineering
* Steve Angel – mastering
* Jill Furmanovsky – cover design
* Harry T. Murlowski – sleeve photography
* Tony Stubbs – sleeve design (soapbox)
# Schloss Frondsberg

Schloss Frondsberg is a castle in Styria, Austria. Schloss Frondsberg is situated at an elevation of 593 m.