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Our idea for Uncage The Beast came from the determination to succeed to be better than we were yesterday and to find what exactly is it that we do when pushing ourselves to new levels.
We always look for inspiration and push each other to reach new heights and we want to be that inspiration for anyone looking to achieve their goals.
When we do anything in life, it is always great to find something or someone that drives you and inspires you to do your absolute best from the simplest or the hardest things in life.
When doing anything that is physically or mentally challenging you must dig, and I MEAN DIG down deep within yourself and UNCAGE THE BEAST within to push and give it everything you got to get it done.
I grew up in Northern California, loved to be outside and loved to be destructive. I was a Tom Boy and growing up with an older brother always wanted to feel excepted by him and all of his friends as one of the cool girls. I was always the first to get a group together for some courtyard baseball aka slugfest LOL. I would try my hardest to have this power stance like a pro baseball player and rocket that ball as hard and far as I could.That spilled over into every other aspect of my life. Always had that go big or go home attitude, even when life was getting the best of me but i would continue to push and conquer. I am a very active person and in my early 20's I found myself addicted to the gym and Mountain biking.I started to get very strong and always pushed my self to be better.AT this point I was introduced to the movie "Pumping Iron" anyone that works out this is a classic must see. Continued to build knowledge , work out and ride my bikes. My whole world changed when I learned "The Eye of The Tiger" I have had some of the best training partners EVER!! At this point is where I was exposed to real training "Pain Train" the will and courage to push through any opstical or challenge. To fight through when your mind is telling you to stop but you know your body can keep going. Nothing like putting on your game face and crushing whatever is put in front of you. With such an active lifestyle and the want to always be better this is where another fight has begun "Uncage The Beast"!! Sidney and I were locked in a cabin for a week in Lake Tahoe, CA and this is where this new venture came to life. There is something to say "Uncage Your Beast" in the gym, biking, any sport or just life! About having "The Eye of The Tiger" in everything you do. We hope to inspire others and to provide what is needed for that beast inside of you.This is where our journey begins and to grow with our products and our Beast family.
I was born and raised in Northern Ca. and to say the least I had a rough upbringing. Aside from the normal adolescent times of being hardheaded one of the things that made it hard is that I suffered from asthma since a toddler which at the time had me in and out of the hospital and on medications for the early years of my life, which had an adverse effect on my overall health, from weight gain to stunt in growth to bone degeneration and the list goes on. As I got older I have found inspiration in others I watched who I would always say I want to look like. I remember watching the HULK and would always wait for the moment where someone would piss him off and he would turn into this big green muscle-bound maniac. I wanted to be like the Hulk but I guess minus the part of being green and acting like a maniac. I wanted the big muscles but never new how to get there especially being that I fought being overweight my whole life.
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A Dictionary of All Religions and Religious Denominations/Behmenists
BEHMENISTS, a name given to those mystics who adopted the explication of the mysteries of nature and grace as given by Jacob Behmen.— This writer was born in the year 1575, at Old Siedenburg near Gorlitz, in Upper Lusatia. He was a shoemaker by trade; and is described as having been thoughtful and religious from his youth up, taking peculiar pleasure in frequenting public worship. At length seriously considering that speech of our Saviour, My Father which is in heaven will give the Holy spirit to him that asketh him, he was thereby awakened to desire that promised Comforter; and, continuing in that earnestness, he was at last, to use his own expression, "surrounded with a divine light for seven days, and stood in the highest contemplation and kingdom of joys!" After this, about the year 1600, he was again surrounded by the divine light, and replenished with the heavenly knowledge; insomuch that by bis inward light he saw into the essences, uses, and properties of things, which were discovered to him by their lineaments, figures, and signatures. In the year 1610, he had a third special illumination, wherein still farther mysteries were revealed to him; but it was not till the year 1612, that Behmen committed these revelations to writing. His first treatise is entitled, Aurora, which was seized by the senate of Gorlitz before completed. His next production is called The Three Principles, by which he means the dark world, or hell; the light world, or heaven; and the external or visible world, which we inhabit. In this work he more fully illustrates the subjects treated of in the former, and supplies what is wanting in that work, showing, (1.) How all things came from a working-will of the holy, triune, incomprehensible God, through an outward, perceptible, working, triune power of fire, light, and spirit, in the kingdom of heaven.—(2.) How and what angels and men were in their creation; that they are in and from God, his real offspring; that their life begun in and from this divine fire, which is the Father of light, generating a birth of light in their souls; from both which proceeds the holy Spirit, or breath of divine love in the triune creature, as in the triune Creator.—(3.) How some angels, and all men, are from God, and what they are in their fallen state.—(4.) How the earth, stars, and elements were created, in consequence of the fall of angels.— (5.) Whence there is good and evil in all this temporal world; and what is meant by the curse that dwells in it.—(6.) Of the kingdom of Christ, how it is set in opposition to the kingdom of hell.—(7.) How man, through faith in Christ, is able to overcome the kingdom of hell, and thereby obtain eternal salvation.—(8.) How and why sin and misery shall only reign for a time, until God shall, in a supernatural way, make fallen man rise to the glory of angels.
The next year Behmen produced his Three-fold Life of Man, according to the three principles. In this work he treats more largely of the state of man in this world:—That he has—1. That immortal spark of life which is common to angels and devils:—2. That divine life which forms the difference between both; and 3. The life of this external and visible world. The first and last are common to all men; but the second only to a true Christian.
Behmen wrote several other treatises, but these are the basis of all his other writings. His conceptions are often clothed under allegorical symbols; and in his latter writings he has frequently adopted chemical phrases which he borrowed from conversation with learned men. But as to the matter contained in them, he disclaims having borrowed it either from men or books. He died in the year 1624, and his last words were, "Now I go hence into paradise !"[1]
Behmen's principles were adopted by the late ingenious and pious Mr. Law, who has clothed them in a more modern dress, and in a less obscure style; for whose sentiments, see article Mystics.
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- ↑ Behmen's Works, vol. i. p. 6—20; vol. ii. p. 1. Okely's Memoirs of Behmen, p. 1—8.


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When Black Friday Comes: Ready, Set, Threat!
Here in New England, the leaves are just starting to turn crimson, garden mums are in full bloom, while pumpkins, apples and freshly pressed cider are crowding roadside farm stands. So why in the world are we marring these idyllic scenes talking about Black Friday and cybersecurity threats for the retail industry? Because signs of the fall season signify "Winter is Coming," the holidays are approaching and, if you do business online, you had better get your cybersecurity house in order now, and hope it's not too late.
Historically, the origins of the "Black Friday" references are many - anything from black mass and religious calendar markings, to the 1869 gold cornering scandal in the US that caused trading markets to scramble and investors to lose millions. Most recently, the Black Friday reference is specific to the Friday following the US Thanksgiving holiday - with heavy retail shopping beginning then and lasting through December 25th. Retailers like to say that this is the time profits are high and their ledgers return "to the black." While the name and reference has stuck, tagging along with it is the increasing threat and dread of cybersecurity risks, both to consumers and to retailers alike.
In a report from Iovation, a provider of device intelligence for authentication and fraud prevention, data shows online retail credit card fraud, referred to as "card-not-present" fraud, increased significantly from Black Friday to Cyber Monday 2016 when compared to the same period in past years. How significantly? The research shows a 20% increase in online retail credit card fraud during the 2016 holiday shopping weekend when compared to the same period in 2015, and a 34% increase in online credit card fraud from Black Friday to Cyber Monday 2014 to 2016.
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The research also finds 55% of all online retail transactions were made from a mobile device from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. Why the rise in online credit card fraud? They point to the recent shift from consumers using traditional credit and debit cards with magnetic strips to EMV (Europay, MasterCard, and Visa) chipped cards. While the new chip cards have proven to do a great job of stopping card-present fraud, it is now clear that fraudsters are turning online.
The shift from in-person card fraud to card-not-present fraud shows that cybercriminals are quick to shift the focus of their scams,"
said Iovation CTO Scott Waddell.
Much like EMV became a major weapon for in-person merchants, new authentication approaches will be the antidote to curb this new trend."
Cybersecurity Tips for Consumers and Retailers to Prepare for the Holiday Season
How can consumers, retailers and eCommerce sites protect themselves this year? Start early and stay vigilant. For retailers, make sure you are constantly educating and reminding employees on how to recognize and report online threats. In addition, online retailers should also increase investment in firewalls for their websites and applications as they stop hackers before they can breach the network and access sensitive customer information. As that previous blog states, specifically for retailers, HTTPS with properly configured SSL/TLS is a must to encrypt the connection with retailer websites and secure all customer transactions.
Tips for Consumers
We roll out these same five core tips every year about this time to assist consumers as they launch their holiday shopping and ordering sprees:
1. Look for "secure site" indicators:
For years, one of the core recommendations for safe online shopping has been to look for the padlock and HTTPS in browser address bars because this indicates a website is using SSL/TLS – an encryption technology ensuring that the data sent to the retailer is encrypted and secure. This mentality has been further reinforced by Chrome's recent UI changes to mark all SSL-secured sites as "secure".
While the padlock and HTTPS are still important indicators to look for, it's important to know that these don't necessarily mean a website is safe. Creators of phishing websites – imposter sites designed to trick you into sharing your login or financial details by spoofing legitimate sites – have started using low assurance SSL Certificates on their sites to make them look more trustworthy. As a result, many online retailers have moved to using higher assurance SSL Certificates that display their company name in the address bar to assure visitors that their sites are legitimate and help distinguish them from phishing scams.
All of this is to say, you shouldn't just automatically trust a website because it has the padlock and HTTPS. Look for the company name (as seen in the screenshot above), and if that isn't there, take a second to double check the URL and look for any signs that it's a phishing site (e.g. extra letters, small misspellings like the number 1 for the letter l, extra strings of numbers or letters at the end). You can also dive into the certificate details, if you're curious, which can contain more information about the company operating the site. We have tips for how to do that here.
2. Use strong, unique passwords and two-factor authentication when possible:
For sites requiring a username and password to be set up as part of the buying process, try to use different combinations to the ones you use for banking, web mail and other accounts. We have tips for creating strong passwords here. If the site offers some kind of two-factor authentication (a common one is to send a one-time passcode sent via text), you should consider implementing. This means even if someone were to obtain your username/password, they still wouldn't be able to access your account without that second authentication mechanism (e.g. the passcode sent to your phone).
Common sense can also go a long way - if they start asking for details you think are irrelevant to the purchase, such as bank account details and date of birth, start questioning why. These details are not needed for a simple online purchase.
3. Be on the lookout for scams:
Beware of unbelievable offers sent by email – regardless of whether you know of the retailer "offering" them. Phishers (fraudsters masquerading as known companies) send millions of emails daily and place thousands of online ads offering the best 'cannot miss' deals. If you receive an email or see an online advertisement, be sure to check the URL in the browser address bar. As briefly mentioned above, be extra wary of IP addresses (such as http://245.123.123.1/special-offer) and email addresses or websites containing a well-known brand name in conjunction with other lettering or numbers (e.g. www.globalsign-1.com).
4. Use a safe method of payment:
Most credit cards offer protection on purchases, so use them wherever possible. Debit cards and other methods of payment usually offer a lower level of protection and may leave the consumer out-of-pocket while a claim is processed. If the merchant does not accept credit cards, or you do not have one, look for other methods of safe payment such as PayPal.
5. Get the details, keep the records:
Make sure you know the merchant's full address, especially if it's outside of your own country, and double check the delivery costs and refund terms. This information will help you in case you run into any problems with delivery of items purchased.
Tips for Online Retailers
Coincidentally, October in the US is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the Office of Homeland Security has some sound advice we all should be aware of, as well as toolkits and best practices to get us through safely and securely. Their "Stop.Think.Connect." toolkit provides helpful resources for consumers and retailers to stay safe online. Materials include ready-made cyber presentations, tip cards, and more. Find all the cyber materials in the Stop.Think.Connect. Toolkit here.
Other considerations for smaller retailers, whether doing business online or brick and mortar, are suggested in this smallbiztrends report, "The 7 Top Retail Risk Factors Your Small Business Faces," the first being the economy itself as the single most significant risk factor, with Security Breaches being the number two. "With big retailers being struck by security breaches every day, small retailers have reason to be concerned, too. Secure your store network and restrict access to sensitive information only to those employees who need it. If you offer free Wi-Fi in your store (which you should), set up a separate guest network for your customers. This FTC website offers tips and resources for cyber security." Other risk factors effecting retailers can be found in the 2017 BDO Retail RiskFactor Report.
How to Get Ready… Leverage PKI
What all retailers, eCommerce site managers, etailers and retail service providers should be doing is a cyber-risk assessment at the foundation level, namely, at the PKI foundation. Your business encompasses many different digital risk factors that all need to be accounted for, including:
- Securing websites with SSL / TLS Certificates - Secure your internal and public networks with the correct type of SSL Certificates you need for your online retail business, such as OV, EV, Wildcard, and Multi-domain, with options to add Subject Alternative Names (SANs).
- Digital Signatures for Receivables/Invoicing/Shipping - Digital Signatures Replace wet ink signatures and enable electronic workflows with digital signatures for PDF and Microsoft Office documents.
- Secure Email for Inbound/Outbound Supplier & Customer Communications - Encrypt sensitive internal and external communications and mitigate phishing threats with S/MIME. Digitally signing an email proves authorship and prevents tampering, assuring the email recipient that the email came from you, not an imposter, and that the content of the email has not been altered in transit. Encrypting email ensures message privacy and keeps sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands.
- Internal User Authentication - Replace passwords with cost-effective and user-friendly certificate-based authentication.
- Internal Machine Authentication - Ensure only approved machines and devices can access your corporate networks and resources.
- Employee Mobile Authentication - With employees on the road or on the remote retail floor, digital certificates can be used on mobile devices for email encryption and signing, and authentication to email, VPNs, and Wi-Fi.
With these PKI foundation safeguards firmly in place, any retail organization doing business on the web should be well on their way to a safe and secure holiday cyber-season. Are you looking for some advice on how to get your PKI foundation in order? Let GlobalSign know – we'd love to discuss your challenge and offer some solutions for you to consider.
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Updated June 5, 2018
GlobalSign respects your right to privacy. This privacy policy has been developed to inform you about the privacy practices followed by GlobalSign in connection with its websites, products and services. This privacy policy does not apply to GlobalSign services offered by or through our partners, resellers or other third parties, or other third party services or websites, and we encourage you to read the privacy policies of those parties.
This privacy policy will inform you about what data is collected, how we use such data, where data is processed, how you may opt out of your data being used, the security provisions around storing your data and how to correct, update or delete your data.
1. Data Controller
The data controller for personal data collected within the EU is GMO GlobalSign, Ltd., having its registered offices at Springfield House, Sandling Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 2LP, United Kingdom. All questions or requests regarding the processing of data may be addressed to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We collect information from you when you (i) place an order for a GlobalSign digital certificate product or other product or service, (ii) scan your servers for digital certificates using our Certificate Inventory Tool (CIT), (iii) apply for access to our managed service platforms, (iv) subscribe to our newsletter, (v) use our online chat service, (vi) download a white paper, (vii) register for a webinar, (viii) respond to a survey, (ix) fill out a form for pre/post sales assistance, (x) open a support ticket, or (xi) your use of social media.
GlobalSign is a Certification Authority and trusted third party. To fulfill requests for digital certificates or other products or services, you may be asked to enter your name, email address, physical address, phone number, credit card information and/or organizational details or other personal information.
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We may develop and acquire additional information about you using third-party (public and private) data sources such as third party databases and government agencies, as well as your browsing and purchasing history in order to process orders for certificates and to improve our services.
GlobalSign treats personal information as confidential, except for the information included in an issued digital certificate. Such information may be verified using third party commercial and government resources, and as such, is deemed to be public information.
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We do not sell or trade your personal information to outside parties.
Within GlobalSign: GlobalSign is a global organization with business processes and technical systems in various countries. As such, we may share information about you within our group company and transfer it to countries in the world where we do business in connection with the uses identified in section 3 above and in accordance with this Privacy Policy. In cases where your personal data is transferred to countries that do not provide an adequate level of protection according to the European Commission ('adequacy decision'), we ensure your data is protected by entering into agreements containing standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission with each of our group companies. A copy of these agreements may be obtained by contacting us as outlined in section 15 below.
Third Parties: We may also transfer your personal data to trusted third parties and our partners in order to serve purposes that are specified in section 3 above. GlobalSign uses a third party to process credit card payments and provides credit card numbers and identifying financial data directly to the third party credit card processor.
In circumstances where data is shared with such third parties, they are required to comply with confidentiality terms included in our data processing agreements. This prohibits such third parties from selling, trading, using, marketing or otherwise distributing GlobalSign customer data.
As Required by Law: We may also release your information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with the law or protect our rights, property, or safety.
It is our policy to notify customers of requests for their data from law enforcement unless we are prohibited from doing so by statute or court order. Law enforcement officials who believe that notification would jeopardize an investigation should obtain an appropriate court order or other process that specifically precludes member notification, such as an order issued pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §2705(b).
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The personal information we collect is retained for no longer than necessary to fulfil the stated purposes in section 2 above or for a period specifically required by law or regulation that GlobalSign is obligated to follow.
To meet public CA audit requirements as detailed in the GlobalSign Certification Practice Statement, personal data used to fulfill verification of certain types of digital certificate applications will be retained for a minimum of 10 years depending on the class of product or service and may be retained in either a physical or electronic format. Please refer to the GlobalSign Certification Practice Statement for full details.
After the retention period is over, GlobalSign securely disposes or anonymizes your personal information in order to prevent loss, theft, misuse, or unauthorized access.
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If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from receiving future emails, we include unsubscribe instructions at the bottom of each email.
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If GlobalSign is processing your personal data based on your consent, you may withdraw your consent at any time via the GlobalSign Preference Centre at https://downloads.globalsign.com/acton/media/2674/preference-center-login or by contacting us at one of the addresses shown in section 15 below.
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You are responsible for providing GlobalSign with true, accurate, current and complete personal information. Also, you are responsible to maintain and promptly update the information to keep it true, accurate, current and complete.
You have the right to access and modify your personal data stored on GlobalSign systems. You can exercise your rights by contacting us in writing. We will require you to provide identification in order to verify the authenticity as the data subject. We will make reasonable efforts to respond to and process your request as required by law.
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We implement a variety of security measures to maintain the safety of your personal information when you place an order or enter, submit, or access your personal information. All supplied sensitive/credit information is transmitted via Secure Socket Layer (SSL).
After a transaction, your transaction-related information will be kept on file to meet audit requirements and facilitate renewals. We do not retain any credit card details.
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GlobalSign commits itself to protect the personal information submitted by applicants and subscribers for its public certification services. GlobalSign declares to fully respect all rights established and laid out in European Union and Member States' laws and regulations:
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- - Provisions of the GlobalSign CPS.
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If we make material changes to our privacy policy, we will inform customers by emailing a notice of the availability of a new version with a link to the new version.
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- You have the right to correct data in the case that errors may be found in our records.
- You have the right to request that any of your personal data be erased. i.e. right to be forgotten.
- You have the right to obtain and reuse use your personal data for your own purposes
- You have the right to request that GlobalSign restrict the processing of your personal data under certain circumstances.
- You have the right to object to our processing of your personal data.
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Do you notice your chin appearing twice when you see yourself in the mirror? Make a conscious look at your face…are you not bothered by how your face looks so fat with that annoying double chin?
Admit it, a more beautiful face builds a better personality and self-confidence in people. If you have a fat and bloated face, most especially, a double chin, it can just make you look fat, ugly and old.
Not all people who have a double chin are overweight. If you know that you are not overweight and you have that fat on your face, it just appears that you are entirely fat, when you are not. And giving that impression to the people around you can just be so frustrating.
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Surgery may not be that practical. However you may be thinking about it, because this flaw of yours can be so distracting that you stop yourself from smiling because your double chin is more noticeable.
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Exclusively here on Autofluence, we have an amazing photoshoot taking you into the drivers seat of McLaren Newport Beach's Azure Blue McLaren P1. This P1 was delivered the day after Jay Leno received his own. This also happens to be the first of many P1 deliveries that McLaren Newport Beach has in store – one of 17 to be exact.
While the owner was on vacation, he was kind enough to allow the dealership to display the car on the showroom floor. The car also made an appearance at the La Jolla Concours d'Elegance.
(See also: Azure Blue McLaren P1 Arrives at Newport McLaren)
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These days hand sanitizer is a common item on back-to-school-shopping lists, and liquid soap that is not antibacterial is passed over by most shoppers. Even the most "normal" folks out there have become somewhat germophobic, but many fail to realize the icky-ness that is potentially lurking in their hotel rooms.
Whether you travel regularly for business or enjoy the occasional vacation with your family or significant other, chances are that you have spent at least one night in a hotel somewhat recently. From extravagant inclusive resorts to roadside motels, here are five things to watch out for.
1. Registration Desk
You never get a second chance to make a first impression! When you first arrive at the hotel, give the registration area a quick once-over. Does it appear to be organized and, well, clean? Are you greeted properly? This can give you a good idea of the facility in general. If supplies and paperwork are in shambles or the employees look disheveled and act crabby toward customers, the rest of the facility may be treated in the same manner.
2. Dirty Floors and Carpets
The occasional spill that needs to be mopped up is one thing. Filthy tile floors and dirty grout are another. If hard floors, carpets or rugs throughout common areas look worn or dirty, there's a fairly good chance the carpet in your hotel room will make the bottom of your white socks turn gray. Keep your eyes peeled. If the carpet is dirty, who knows if the bathroom has been cleaned?
3. Sheets and Duvets
When you spend money to lodge somewhere, you probably assume that your linens are clean. In most hotels this is the case, but just because the bed is made doesn't mean it was made with clean sheets. Give your sheets and comforters a quick perusal (and even a quick sniff!) if you want to be certain. Do seams appear gray or dark? They just might be dirty.
4. Mattress
Bed bugs feast on human blood, and they primarily eat while their "host" is sleeping. They can live in cracks and crevices or any area small enough for them to hide, but they are most often found in beds as their name implies. An increase in international travel and the growing use of "green" pesticides has been suspected for their recent resurgence, so pull those sheets back and take a peek for any black or brown dots when you get to your hotel room. Bed bugs can spread quickly if they hop into your luggage. You never know who was in that room before you and where their suitcases have been.
5. Doorknobs and Remotes
Door knobs and remote controls have a tendency to be among the dirtiest items we touch on a regular basis. Although the ones in hotels are not necessarily any yuckier than the ones in your own home, you don't know who was touching them before you were or where their hands had been before they touched those items! You can ask housekeeping to clean them in your presence if you'd like, but it wouldn't hurt to wipe them off with an antibacterial wipe yourself.
Whether you are traveling through the Netherlands or visiting North Dakota, germs are out there. It's a fact of life. If you take common precautions and give your hotel a visual inspection, you should be good to go. Enjoy your vacation!
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The position of the UK within the global aviation market is critical to its economy: it is central to ensuring increased productivity, growth and employment opportunities. The Airports Commission's terms of reference require it to propose measures to maintain the UK's status as global hub for aviation. Delivering new capacity by 2030 will be crucial to that objective.
The Airports Commission short-listed three options for this new capacity: one new northwest runway at Heathrow Airport; a westerly extension of the northern runway at Heathrow Airport; and one new runway at Gatwick Airport. It conducted a robust, integrated and transparent process to assess these options, considering a range of economic, social and environmental factors and engaging extensively with interested parties through formal consultation, public evidence sessions and a programme of meetings and visits.
Each of the three schemes shortlisted was considered a credible option for expansion, capable of delivering valuable enhancements to the UK's aviation capacity and connectivity. Each would also have environmental impacts, which would need to be carefully managed.
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Latest Leaders – June 2011
At the midway point of the season, the June Latest Leaders* feature a nice mix of familiar and fresh faces. Congrats to those who made it and be sure to look over the full list from MLB.com/blogs. You may discover a new blog or two for your blogroll!
MLBlogs Latest Leaders by page view from June 1-30:
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1. The USA Baseball 16U Blog
2. Better Off Red
3. MLB.com Fantasy 411
4. The USA Baseball 14U Blog
5. Beat the Streak Report
6. Alyson's Footnotes
7. Bloomberg Sports
8. Inside the Dodgers
9. The WELL WISHES FOR GARY Official Greeting Card
10. Baseball Nerd
11. Comerica Park, 48201
12. Around the Horn in KC
13. Ben's Biz Blog
14. The Byrd's Nest
15. The Veteran and the Rook
16. Great Scot!
17. John & Cait…Plus Nine
18. Heard It From Hoard
19. Gonzo and 'The Show'
20. B3: Big, Bald and Beautiful
21. Tommy Lasorda's World
22. MLB.com Blogs Central (lol)
23. CastroTurf
24. Inside the White Sox
25. Rattler Radio
26. Dodgers Photog Blog
27. Padre Knows Best
28. Curly W Live
29. 'Riders Insider Blog
30. Phillies Insider
31. Newberg Report
32. 'Cats Corner
34. The LumberBlog
35. Down the Line with the Phillies Ballgirls
36. MLB Urban Youth Academy
37. Vine Line's Cubs Club Blog
38. Bird Droppings
39. Above the Plate
40. Ozzie Speaks
41. The D-blog
42. Clubhouse Confidential
43.Our Game
44. Is this thing on?
45. Yard Work
46. On the Mike with Mike Safford (Voice of the Boise Hawks)
47. MLB.com's On the Beat
48. Brian Anderson's House of Blogs
49. The Cutoff Man
1. The Baseball Collector
2. Rays Renegade
3. Rowland's Office
4. Rockin' Redlegs
5. Cook & Son Bats' Blog
6. Red State Blue State
7. Counting Baseballs
8. Phillies Phollowers
9. Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend
10. FutureAngels.com
11. Pinstripe Birthdays
12. Blogging 'Bout Baseball
13. DYNASTY League Baseball from designer of Pursue the Pennant
14. The Future Blog of the Red Sox
15. Beisbol 007
16. Crzblue's Dodger Blue World
17. The Pittsburgh Peas
18. The Ballpark Guide
19. baseballqueen
20. Reds Country
21. This is a very simple game…
22. Live, Eat, and Breathe Yankees
23. 2131 and Beyond
24. I'm Not A Headline Guy…
25. Yankee Yapping
26. The BRAWN of BRAUN
27. The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived
28. Collection of Baseball
29. G*Nats
30. Art of the Pale Hose
31. The Yankee Dinosaur
32. Milwaukee Fireworks Stores
33. Pick Me Up Some Mets!
34. The Unbiased MLB Fan
35. The Cub Den
36. Minoring In Baseball
37. Unfinished Business
38. Phillies Red Pinstripes
39. A Girl's View of the Brewers and Other Related Baseball Things
40. Observing Baseball
41. All Things Pirates: Breaking down the Buccos
42. Major League Ballhawk
43. Perfect Pitch
44. Rants, Raves, and Random Thoughts
45. Rox Addict
46. Strictly Cubs Baseball
47. steel city ballhawk
48. Blue Jays Nest
49. Sarge's Phillies Phantasy Camp Diary
50. The Baseball Haven
1. The Zo Zone
2. Bowman's Blog
3. All Nats All the Time
4. Beck's Blog
5. Bombers Beat
6. Muskat Ramblings
7. Brew Beat
8. Obviously, You're Not a Golfer
9. Mark My Word
10. Postcards From Elysian Fields
11. Britt's Bird Watch
12. Mariners Musings
13. Tag's Lines
14. The Fish Pond
15. Haft-Baked Ideas
16. Major League Bastian
17. Brownie Points
18. North of the Border
19. Major Lee-ague
20. Bollinger Beat
All 30 MLB.com beat writers also contribute to our Trade Deadline blog at MLB.com's On The Beat
* If you leave the MLB themes for other themes options now available on WordPress.com, you are no longer technically part of the MLB.com blogs family, but rather among the millions in the WordPress.com community. Thus your blog will not show up in the reports we use here for Latest Leaders. Thanks for your understanding.
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Esta pagina es un estimulo para todos los que informamos sobre Beisbol. saludos a todos.
Speaking of stats…..I was checking out some all-time leaders…..only 15 players have a total of 1,500 runs, 1,500 rbi, .400 OB% and .500 slugging….Ted, Babe, Barry, Gehrig, Hornsby, Cobb, Foxx, Speaker, Mantle, Musial, Ott, Manny, Bagwell, Thome and Chipper…..dang….Ted and Babe were on base nearly 1 out of every 2 trips
I liked your story on Stan Musial's homer being the top All-star moment but had a question – you said in reference to him beating Ripken that he ran into too many left-handed 500 home run hitters. I don't think Musial hit 500, did he? I thought he was just short like Gehrig. If I am in error, I apologize. Great story Mark!
Greetings Everyone!
I was on the Amtrak on my way to work when I tentatively openned the latest leaders. Seeing as I am not blogging as much due to so much to do, I thought I was going to drop like the stock market. I said out loud "YES! #16!!! 16" YEs!' ::pumping my fist:: I had to look around the train but people were busy sleeping or with headphones on. That being said, I am sad not to see other familiar blogs there. I hope the kinks get worked out.
I had such a wonderful time at SABR41 convention in Long Beach! Had a blast listening to all the baseball geeks like the guys from Fangraphs, Rob Neyer, ex players, medical panel, media pannel.etc. It was great being a tourist in my neck of the wood and being a volunteer as well.
Thank you all that visit my blog. pics and post from SABR41 upcoming. Next year's SABR vonvention will be in Minnesota. Had a great time in Minneapolis when I was there the end of June to watch my Dodgers play the Twins so I think is a great location for SABR42. . Met wonderful people at SABR41. I could not believe how friendly everyone was there. Among many people I met at SABR41 was John Thorn.
SABR42 in 2012 will be in Minneapolis
SABR43 in 2013 will be in Philadelphia.
I've been trying to get my blog onto this list for months. I guess it's not possible now? What a letdown. How are you not part of the family when your blog says .mlblogs.com @ the end? Totally not fair!
Congrats to all who made the list. I am glad that after making it to #50 earlier in the year I am at #41. Thanks so much for reading and please continue to do so.


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Answer: We thank Floyd Murashige, marketing and communications director for the Honolulu Board of Realtors, with pointing us to the source of information: the city itself.
The city provides a "no-cost way for homeowners to check online for assessed values in different neighborhoods," he said.
The Honolulu Board of Realtors posts shortcuts to getting the information on its Web site, www.hicentral.com, under the section "City and County of Honolulu."
Murashige said to look for "Oahu Property Tax Data" (www.honolulupropertytax.com) or "Oahu GIS Parcel Maps" (gis.hicentral.com).
On the first site, click on "Property Search" at the top of the page, then type in street addresses. If you click on "Parcel ID," you can enter Tax Map Key numbers for different parcels, Murashige said.
"The results will show the past property tax amounts, assessed values, etc., which will help the homeowner judge the assessed value of their home compared to other homes in the neighborhood," Murashige said. "The homeowner probably has a good idea of what neighboring homes are similar to their own homes."
On the GIS site, click on "Parcel and Zoning Information" and you can use the interactive map of Oahu to zero in on your property and nearby properties, he said.
Training classes for volunteers will be held in December and January. The free tax preparation sites will be situated around the state between January and April.
More than 400 volunteers helped taxpayers last year by preparing more than 10,000 federal and state individual tax returns in Hawaii, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Professor Laronga, LACC Jazz Band Director and Brass Instructor, received her MM in Jazz Trumpet Performance from the Manhattan School of Music. She has taught and continues to teach at several institutions and for many programs including Mt. San Antonio College, East Los Angeles College, The New York Pops, The United Nations International School, and for a groundbreaking jazz program funded by The Midori Foundation for The Landmark and Coalition School in New York City. Ms. Laronga has been an adjudicator, clinician, and performer at many jazz festivals throughout the nation.
During her tenure in New York, she was a member of 'Sherrie Maricle and the Diva Jazz Orchestra' and performed with such jazz giants as Dave Brubeck, Clark Terry, Joe Williams, Nancy Wilson, Herbie Mann, Slide Hampton, Marian McPartland, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Diane Schuur. As a freelancer, she has performed with Dave Liebman, Bill Watrous, Aretha Franklin, Connie Francis, Johnny Mathis, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Donnie Wahlberg and Mark Wahlberg. Ms. Laronga has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Blue Note, Birdland, The Apollo Theater, and The Montreal Jazz Festival, among other notable venues around the world. Her studio work includes 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno', 'What Happens in Vegas' and '7th Heaven' as well as various recordings and live broadcasts. As a leader of her own group, she released her debut jazz CD, 'Love Never Dies' in 2006. She also enjoys other types of music and is co-founder of The Los Angeles Brass Choir.
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Triangulum Galaxy
Our home galaxy, the Milky Way, is one of the giants of its galactic neighborhood, known as the Local Group. In fact, it's second only to the Andromeda galaxy.
The third-largest member of the group is a stunner as well. Like its bigger cousins, M33 is a spiral — a disk of stars and gas, with hot young stars tracing out bright spiral arms. It's roughly half as wide as the Milky Way, but it contains only about one-tenth as many stars.
The galaxy is giving birth to new stars in a hurry, though, because it contains a lot of gas and dust — the raw ingredients for making stars.
Much of that material is concentrated in a few large clumps. By far the biggest is NGC 604, one of the largest stellar nurseries in the entire Local Group. It spans about 1500 light-years, and contains tens of thousands of stars.
Those stars seem to have been born in two waves — one about 12 million years ago, and another about three million years ago. The more recent wave gave birth to a couple of hundred stars that are especially big and bright. Radiation from these stars causes the remaining gas around them to glow brightly, so NGC 604 is easily visible in just about any photograph of the galaxy.
And M33 is in the faint little constellation Triangulum, which is well up in the east by mid evening. The galaxy is visible through binoculars as a hazy smudge of light not far from the triangle of stars that gives the constellation its name.
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One pattern slips inside another. Skittish and slippery. A beauty and illusion in this dance which confuses and beckons the eye with perfect geometry and imperfect chaos. Between the cracks, the lines, the spirals, the divine nonsense. That is where we are. Where we walk hand in hand while leaves scatter on the ground and wires cross the sky and flowers swallow bees inside seductive pollen dreams. We lie within the lyrics of Something Changed, the sultry tones of Jarvis confining us to a metafiction future that can never quite be. We are the lies I tell myself when I'm ready to give up. We are the hope that sits quietly on a darkened stool, waiting for its moment in the spotlight. It will crack jokes one after the other until the audience is rolling in the aisles, delirious with love and life and all those things which you and I will have once we step beyond this pattern, once we slip through time, once we spiral into chaos… Once the pattern finally makes sense.
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Red Fox in Coyote Lands
June 2017 USA Utah >> Idaho >> Oregon >> Washington
The higgledy-piggledy fences sit lop-sided on small hilltops. The grass is drying out for summer, dotted with green shrubs clinging to the soil. There are animals in fields. Horses, lithe and muscular, cows with horns ruminate, goats cluster with mischief. The hills give way to rocky drops tied together with powerlines. The only constant as we trundle through a changing landscape. There are farms. Graveyards for broken down machines. A museum of yesterdays. An abandoned power station sits in a gulley. Crumbled stonework and strange shapes remain. Like a ruined castle for the fuel of the past. We walk towards a future which may swing left or right. The only certainty is uncertainty. We're running perilously low on gas. But maybe just maybe, with enough downhill roads, we can coast it to the next town.
My Little Bulldozer
There's a bulldozer that follows me around. The eras of my life in pieces at his feet. The smash and crash and vibrations through the earth as memories fall, crumble, disintegrate. Are trodden down into the soil ready for new foundations. For someone else's memories to smother the land and chase through freshly made corridors.
The long corridors of my youth stretch out before me with bleached histories fading with the echo of laughter. The rooms where I made friends are all gone. Good friends and bad friends. Those I still exchange birthday cards with and gossip over coffee once in a while. We know each other like two backwards hands that can nonetheless find each other in the dark. But our memories have been smashed into the soil. The benches we sat on in the schoolyard, sharing music through earphones on old walkmans. The tuck shop snacks of iced buns and chip cobs. The places where we witnessed fights and fires, young energy and destruction in minute forms. Spreading through the concrete yard and squeaky classrooms with a furious futility that would soon dissipate to nothing. Another identikit housing estate and my memories bulldozed.
My 6th form college. More concrete yards and playing fields with hidden smokers' corners. Stone age teens talk of blazing and we laugh afterwards, mimicking demented enthusiasm. More classrooms with new friends made. Bonding over hatred of Tony Fennec. Watching horror films at 9am for Media Studies. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre burned onto my early morning retinas, while other memories fade. Trampled down by the bulldozers which eventually demolished it all. Another identikit housing estate and my memories bulldozed.
My university campus out in the leafy suburbs. Light passing dreamlike through foliage and Victorian houses with curved glass windows. And the building which housed us a Brutalist shadow against blue-grey skies. More long corridors and endless stairwells splattered with paint, the legacy of careless art students. Climbing to better views and brighter rooms, cold with single glazing and the pinch of morning frost. More friendships formed and funny stories exchanged. Bonding over hatred of pretentious classmates who would no doubt succeed in the art word while we were still shopkeeping and bartending. The echo of those high, bright rooms towering above a northern city remind me of a special time. Maybe the best of times in my rose-tinted nostalgia. An age where the possibilities were endless and friendships would last beyond the final bell. Before the endless possibilities became mounds of impossibilities. Before the hills became too steep and slippery in the pinch of the morning frost. Before the bulldozers came and knocked down my Brutalist dreamscape. Another memory smudged into the soil ready for someone else's foundations. No identikit housing estate to replace my bulldozed memories, just luxury apartments adding insult to injury. The paint splattered stairwells with ascending views fall away. It's someone else's view now. Smug above the city in fancy boxes.
And there's a bulldozer that follows me around.
© Kirsty Fox 2017
Note: This particular prose poem is memoirish. The true weird fact about me is that my comprehensive school, my 6th form college and the university campus where I studied art have all been knocked down. I may be jinxed.
January came in from the cold and parked herself on the sofa. Somedays she was grey and full of gloom. Letting the winter in. Icy teardrops suspended above fog. Other days she was sunny and crisp and full of an impassioned energy that kept moving, kept seeking, reinventing existence with a frosty glaze that made dark tarmac and dull concrete sparkle like a solar system. Hypnotizing eyes and imaginations. Infinite and magical and crunchy underfoot.
But she struggled. She struggled with the blue mists that came in off the sea and settled on the hills. Settled around her shoulders. Heavy and damp. The weight of it sank inside her. Into the small muscles and crevices. So that even when it didn't sit visibly on her shoulders, it was still there. Waiting. When the sky was heavy with cloud and icy rain lashed the world, she could only look down at her feet and shuffle on through. Biding her time.
But even on the gloomy days, January had hope. She had to. Only a strong will and swarthy heart can survive the bleak long winters that so tormented. The days when darkness seemed to close in almost just after it left. The days when a kind word from a stranger made all the difference to the morning light inside her eyeballs. She would stare at the sky, letting the light fill her pupils until they were full and warm. Letting the surface of each iris feel the chill wind and the glance of sleet. The brighter days were always better, always happier. They made her look up more and she would see the trees and tops of buildings. Stark pleasing shapes and the many colours of the winter light as dusk drew close.
On these days January was not sad. Was not blue. Was not grey. She was just January.
© Kirsty Fox 2017
It's too early for it to not be dystopian
I was born in the back end of paradise at the foot of a wall. Now I'm old enough and ugly enough to fend for myself. But I don't. This morning I'm attending a conference on survival. Not survival in the wild, but survival in the arts. It's much the same. It's the end of the world as we know it right in this moment here and also the one you're in now. So in the post-apocalyptic landscape, all forms of survivalism are valid. Dystopia is handed to you in the pages of the morning Metro as you hurry for your first coffee of the day. A man in a woolly hat stands still amid the human traffic of morning commuters. He studies the ground in a hazed oblivion searching for stray cigarette butts. He looks pleased and surprised when he spots one. As though just realising the answer to a puzzle. Automated voices announce train times and reality fades to a veil of early morning hysteria. Crisp packets rustle and work acquaintances make polite conversation. Struggling with weak smiles that seem heavy and irrelevant given the state of things. We have become like coral or a yeast. A living thing en masse teeming with anxiety unable to separate our consciousness from one another. The survivalists try to predict which apocalyptic scenario will get us first. Stocking their bunkers with tinned food but also learning to hunt and forage. But the apocalypse is here. It is this slow death. A slow death of knowing that it is all so subtly wrong but being powerless to change a thing. In the distance, a boat with a broken sail floats idly on flood lake in the midst of chaos. The scene fades out.
Books versus Vignettes
I wonder how long I drag out the self-referential fox jokes for. Until they're as frayed and meatless as scraps of dried up kebab dragged from a 6am takeaway by hungry urban vermin. I light a fire which consumes discarded snot rags and street wood. My housemate pours me a glug of Laphroaig whisky and puts a Tom Waits record on. It is raining outside but also not raining. Water cascades off the roof and dries mid-air as though it had never been. Never reaching the ground which is dry cold and aches with a sadness belonging to more troubled souls than you and I. The lights inside flicker but don't quite go out. The bulbs uncertain as to whether their time is up and they should take a long walk into the darkness. I read a book because it seems like the right thing to do with the music and the fire and the whisky. There was a TV scene I watched the night before in which a teenager explores his estranged father's house for the first time. The first few rooms are typical Californian beach bum novelty, but when he enters the final room there is an entire floor to ceiling wall of vinyl records and on the opposite wall facing it a floor to ceiling wall of beautiful books. Life goals, I think. We gradually build up a pattern, one healthy glug of whisky per side of a record. Chapters of books fall out of sync with this, however. Disappearing into a broth of eloquent prose and non-existent plot. Time passes and pages turn. Tom Waits becomes Neil Young and books become cigarettes rolled up and smoked beneath the spotlight of a winter moon. Wild flames turn to hot coals emitting white heat and heavy thoughts. Cigarettes become books once more. Unraveled, unsmoked. Words return faithfully to the page, climbing inside eyes which transmit them into language for a wet warm brain of pink. The fire and the vinyl crackle briefly and fade as one. We fall seamlessly into the sleep of winter, born away on soft dreams with the promise of spring.
© Kirsty Fox 2016
Auburn Against the Green
In the park I am a nobody. A nothing. A part of the foliage, the cut grass, the dirt and twigs. Invisible to the human eye as they pass by with pushchairs and dogleads or sit on the bench midway round hunting Pokemon on their pocket computers. My attention rarely lingers on these hopeless creatures unless a particularly special moment catches my eye. The woman blowing bubbles for her German Shepherd to catch while a small girl watches. Or the elderly lady I saw in the spring sat so quietly and contemplatively on the bench beneath the cherry blossom tree, a confetti of pink showering her delicately with each small push of the breeze.
But no, the people are to be casually avoided with their nuisance and noise and peculiar ways. It's the canine and tree population I wish to capture in memory. I watch the dogs play and interact with one another, baffled by the wonder in the face of an animal enamoured with a smelly coloured ball hurled down the hill. The hurtling energy of beast in pursuit of rubber prey. Or up on the path the small dog greeting the big dog with a wiggle and a nuzzle, then waiting so patiently and politely while the big dog sniffs his bum with unrestrained attention to detail. He is collecting your stories – what you ate for breakfast, what the neighbours cat smells like when it sits on the fence with a haughty stare, what illicit salt n vinegar treats the toddler lets you slobber on before eating herself.
But I am most happiest when amongst the trees. They overwhelm me with their calm, measured presence. The play of light through foliage. The creeping signs of autumn told to me by the auburn against the green. I listen to the wind rise through the leaves like distant applause. I enjoy the crack and thunk as the horse chestnuts throw their seeds to the ground. Shiny brown conkers encased in spiky green shells. The trees throw this perfect ammunition at us for fun and we laugh obliviously, collecting them for our children, so that they can join us in playing a game as old as time.
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The Serious Fraud Office is reviewing a Fifa report into controversial bids to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
A 2014 report by former Fifa ethics investigator Michael Garcia had only been published as a 42-page summary but was leaked in full on Monday.
It was published by Fifa on Tuesday and revealed details of "improper" actions by bid teams, including England's.
The Serious Fraud Office, which has the power to prosecute, confirmed it is now scrutinising the full publication.
Confirmation of the SFO's interest comes 20 months after its director David Green told MPs of potential money-laundering offences, including a payment of 500,000 Australian dollars (£270,000) made by the Australia 2022 bid committee to Jack Warner – then a senior Fifa official but since banned from the game and under investigation – which may have gone through London.
At the time, Green, who was giving evidence to the Culture, Media and Sport select committee, said Fifa could not be prosecuted under the 2010 Bribery Act as the alleged offences took place before then.
In October 2015, Green's team was scrutinising 1,600 documents provided by the Football Association relating to England's failed 2018 bid.
Garcia was asked by Fifa to investigate the nine bids to stage the tournaments, including England's for 2018.
He quit his role at Fifa in protest when his report was condensed, saying it was "erroneous". But his investigation prompted follow-up inquiries by the governing body, primarily into members of its executive committee.
Fifa subsequently cleared Qatar, who will stage the 2018 tournament and 2022 hosts Russia, of any wrongdoing.
The publication of the full document alleged wrongdoing by the Football Association in the way it tried to to "curry favour" with Fifa officials who were set to vote on who should host the 2018 and 2022 tournaments.


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&key key test test-not → result-list
&key key test test-not → result-list
union and nunion return a list that contains every element that occurs in either list-1 or list-2.
For all possible ordered pairs consisting of one element from list-1 and one element from list-2,
:test or
:test-not is used to determine whether they satisfy the test. The first argument to the
:test or
:test-not function is the part of the element of list-1 extracted by the
:key function (if supplied); the second argument is the part of the element of list-2 extracted by the
:key function (if supplied).
The argument to the
:key function is an element of list-1 or list-2; the return value is part of the supplied element. If
:key is not supplied or nil, the element of list-1 or list-2 itself is supplied to the
:test or
:test-not function.
For every matching pair, one of the two elements of the pair will be in the result. Any element from either list-1 or list-2 that matches no element of the other will appear in the result.
If there is a duplication between list-1 and list-2, only one of the duplicate instances will be in the result. If either list-1 or list-2 has duplicate entries within it, the redundant entries might or might not appear in the result.
The order of elements in the result do not have to reflect the ordering of list-1 or list-2 in any way. The result list may be eq to either list-1 or list-2 if appropriate.
(union '(a b c) '(f a d))
(A B C F D) or (B C F A D) or (D F A B C)
(union '((x 5) (y 6)) '((z 2) (x 4)) :key #'car)
((X 5) (Y 6) (Z 2)) or ((X 4) (Y 6) (Z 2))
(defparameter *list-1* (list 1 2 '(1 2) "a" "b"))
(defparameter *list-2* (list 2 3 '(2 3) "B" "C"))
(nunion *list-1* *list-2*)
(1 (1 2) "a" "b" 2 3 (2 3) "B" "C") or (1 2 (1 2) "a" "b" "C" "B" (2 3) 3)
nunion is permitted to modify any part, car or cdr, of the list structure of list-1 or list-2.
Should be prepared to signal an error of type type-error if list-1 and list-2 are not proper lists.
Function INTERSECTION, {\secref\ConstantModification}, {\secref\TraversalRules}
To be done.
:test-not parameter is deprecated.
Since the nunion side effect is not required it should not be used in for-effect-only positions in portable code.
\issue{REMF-DESTRUCTION-UNSPECIFIED:X3J13-MAR-89} \issue{MAPPING-DESTRUCTIVE-INTERACTION:EXPLICITLY-VAGUE} \issue{CONSTANT-MODIFICATION:DISALLOW} \issue{TEST-NOT-IF-NOT:FLUSH-ALL}
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Posts Tagged from the vault
from the vault: Inspired by Murakami
Posted by Erik at Booktunes in Booktunes on January 10, 2015
At the beginning of this new year Goodreads member Vincent posted a thread about reversal of the Murakami & Music combination:
Its often spoke about how Murakami has been influenced by various types of music but does anyone know of any notable musicians that have claimed to have been influenced by his writings?
I had to dig deep through folders and gigs to find the original Booktunes page dedicated to Murakami-inspired music. Noting that by now the list would be a lot bigger – apparently mainstream artist Lykke Li found some inspiration as well – I hope you and Vincent enjoy the tunes on display.
Screenshot of the original Booktunes Music inspired by Murakami page (click to enlarge/zoom):
Raisa: El caso es salir de aqui
Ryan Anthony Francis – Wind Up Bird Preludes
Lykke Li: Get Some – inspired by Wind-Up Bird's Creta Kano
If you have tunes to ad, please share your thoughts in the comments field!


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Patrick O'Doherty was a successful bank manager, with a loving family and his career ahead of him.
The Walton-le-Dale man ran two branches of Nat West and described himself as "the most happy-go-lucky person you could ever come across".
But the dad-of-three said his life was "destroyed" when he developed bipolar disorder, which was compounded by a four-year wrangle with his ex- employers.
He has now been told he is to be paid £126,000 after an employment tribunal ruled he had been unfairly dismissed and discriminated against.
But Patrick fears he never will see the cash, as the bank is set to launch another appeal.
Patrick, 41, joined the National Westminster Retail Network in 2009 as branch manager in Hyde and Denton, and later transferred to Accrington and Great Harwood.
In January 2010, he went off sick and was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
While he was away from work, an investigation was launched into allegations which included claims that Patrick had accessed accounts of friends and family without permission, and he was later dismissed following a disciplinary hearing with him.
But a tribunal found that the decision to dismiss him was "prejudiced", and was made before any meeting was held with him.
A later tribunal judgement this year also confirmed that Patrick "did not by his conduct contribute to his dismissal" and "did not commit the serious acts of misconduct of which he was accused".
Following the tribunal in 2012, a judgement from Employment Judge Singleton ruled that his dismissal was unfair.
He also said RBS was under a duty to make reasonable adjustments for Patrick but failed to do so during the disciplinary process and "by virtue of this, they discriminated against the claimant".
Patrick said: "I've never been off ill in my life, but in January 2010 I woke up one morning crying my eyes out, and I was diagnosed about a year later with bipolar."
Patrick said the ordeal over his employment had a huge impact on him. He said: "They have destroyed my life and they have destroyed my family.
"Now it's four years down the line, I've finally got a judgement and an amount, but now they are appealing it again. I don't know where to turn any more."
Patrick no longer takes medication and has started helping in St Mary Magdalen's Catholic Primary School in Penwortham, but said he hit rock bottom last year.
He said: "It got to the point where I didn't believe anything that anybody was saying. I started getting very paranoid and thinking everything was a conspiracy.
"To the point that in May last year I attempted to take my own life. I couldn't take any more, the voices in my head and everything that was going on was just soul destroying."
He said he didn't blame the bank for his illness, but added: "What they did has compounded everything – they basically destroyed my life."
Patrick and his wife Lisa split up in 2009 as a result of the illness. He said: "We are back together now but it's destroyed everything we've got.
"It's destroyed my marriage, it's destroyed what I've got with my kids – I've still got that relationship but the way they've seen me within the last few years, I was scared to speak to people."
He added:"(The Royal Bank of Scotland) didn't cause it, but it prolonged it and it took me to the brink.
"All I want out of this now is for it to be over."
A spokesman for RBS said: "There is still an ongoing legal process in relation to this matter and it wouldn't be appropriate for the bank to comment further at this stage, pending the outcome of that process."


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In fourteen hundred ninety-two,
Columbus got us all a day off school.
With just three ships he sailed over,
So we could have some me time in October.
~Trey Parker, "Holiday Special," South Park [S21, E3, 2017, Cartman]
One does not discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time. ~André Gide, The Counterfeiters, 1925, translated from French
If Columbus had an advisory committee he'd probably still be at the dock. ~Arthur J. Goldberg (1908–1990)
In all parts of the Old World, as well as of the New, it was evident that Columbus had kindled a fire in every mariner's heart. That fire was the harbinger of a new era, for it was not to be extinguished. ~Charles Kendall Adams, Christopher Columbus: His Life and His Work, 1892
Young men! I invite you to honest, prayerful heart-study. Every man has in himself a continent of undiscovered character. Happy is he who acts the Columbus to his own soul! ~Rev. T. L. Cuyler, "Heart Study," c.1856
Columbus went around the world in 1492. That isn't a lot of strokes when you consider the course. ~Lee Trevino, quoted in Glenn Liebman, Golf Shorts, 1995
Over half a millennium ago, Christopher Columbus — an ambitious navigator native to Genoa, Italy — set sail for new horizons…. Though his first of four voyages across the Atlantic did not end at his desired destination of Asia, Columbus's adventure reflected the insatiable thirst for exploration that continues to drive us as a people…. Though these early travels expanded the realm of European exploration, to many they also marked a time that forever changed the world for the indigenous peoples of North America…. and as we pay tribute to the ways in which Columbus pursued ambitious goals — we also recognize the suffering inflicted upon Native Americans and we recommit to strengthening tribal sovereignty and maintaining our strong ties. ~Barack Obama, 2015 October 9th, quoted from The White House Office of the Press Secretary
The things that haven't been done before,
Those are the things to try.
Columbus dreamed of an unknown shore
At the rim of the far-flung sky,
And his heart was bold and his faith was strong
As he ventured with dangers new,
And he paid no heed to the jeering throng
Or the fears of a doubting crew…
~Anonymous, "Things Not Done Before," c.1915
When asked by an anthropologist what the Indians called America before the white man came, an Indian said simply, "Ours." ~Vine Deloria, Jr.
Columbus Day Quotes
Original post date: 2002 May 25
1st major revision: 2013 Oct 14
2nd major revision: 2018 Sept 5


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Hike with the GR5 throughout Moselle and Bas-Rhin department from Dieuze to Andlau via Tarquimpol, Alteville, Assenoncourt, Fribourg, Les Bachats, Diane-Capelle, Gondrexange, Landange, Aspach, Fraquelfing, Niderhoff, Saint-Quirin, Abreschviller, La Quenouille, Haut Donon, Grandfontaine, Haymonrupt, Schirmeck, Neumelkerei, Le Hohwald, Barr and Mittelbergheim. Guest House, Bed and Breakfast, Hotel, Camping, Inn.
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