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# UnCommonCon

UnCommonCon was a short-lived comics and science fiction convention held in the Dallas, Texas, area on Thanksgiving weekend. James Echols was the show chairman and president of event sponsor Uncommon Solutions. This combination of media, comics, and literary guests with gaming, art, anime, and film was an ambitious attempt to create a large convention with regional and national appeal. UnCommonCon suffered financial collapse just before the 2001 event.

## History
### Dates and guests

The first UnCommonCon, UnCommonCon 2000, was held November 24–26, 2000, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel-DFW Airport located by Terminal C at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Guests included author Aaron Allston, author Tracy Hickman, author P.N. Elrod, actor Ted Raimi, Melissa Benson, Babylon 5 actor Jason Carter, "Hulk" actor Lou Ferrigno, actor Victor Lundin, artist Bryan Talbot, and many more. Screenings included Babylon Park and Laughing Boy. Organizers were reported to have expected attendance of around 4000 but only 1200 people actually attended.
The second UnCommonCon, UnCommonCon 2001, was scheduled to be held November 23–25, 2001, at the Wyndham Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Scheduled guests included author Aaron Allston, artist Sergio Aragones, author Lee Martindale, and author Michael Stackpole. The first major auction by Heritage Auctions was scheduled to be held in conjunction with the convention. There were several factors, including a sharp drop in domestic travel after 9/11, that led to cancellation of the event roughly two weeks before the second convention was to occur but organizers publicly blamed slow dealer tables sales and their failure to meet room block commitments resulting in a $60,000 invoice from the hotel.

### Demise/aftermath

When UnCommonCon failed unexpectedly due to financial difficulties, A-Kon sponsors Phoenix Entertainment stepped in with Itzacon. This event was hurriedly put together and "inherited" a number of guests from the UnCommonCon roster who had already completed travel plans for this Thanksgiving weekend. Con organizer Meri Hazlewood later claimed a paid attendance of "about 540 people (not counting dealers and staff)."
Heritage Comic Auctions held its "million dollar" comics and movie poster auction, as scheduled, at the Wyndham Anatole. They provided free vendor space to vintage comics and art dealers to advertise the now-smaller event and encourage more people to attend the auction in person. 703 of the 845 lots sold at auction bringing in a total of $960,649.05
# UnAPI

According to its website, an unAPI is:
   a tiny HTTP API any web application may use to co-publish discretely identified objects in both HTML pages and disparate bare object formats. It consists of three parts: an identifier microformat, an HTML autodiscovery link, and three HTTP interface functions, two of which have a standardized response format.
The unAPI specification is only two pages long.

## Server-side applications which use unAPI

* Bebop
* Evergreen
* Koha
* refbase
* WordPress (via a plugin)
* VITAL, digital repository
* invenio digital library framework
* Omeka S, web-publishing platform for academic and cultural repositories
* Glottolog a clld app supports unAPI on its root page.

## Client tools which can use unAPI

* Zotero
# Un Fuego de Sangre Pura

Un Fuego de Sangre Pura is an album by the Colombian folkloric cumbia group Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto released in 2006 in the Smithsonian Folkways label. On November 9, 2007, the group won a Latin Grammy award in the Folkloric Music category.
# Union Kitchen

Union Kitchen is an American business incubator based in Washington, D.C.
Union Kitchen merges the concepts of a shared kitchen and a business incubator, catering primarily to small food businesses.

## History

Union Kitchen was founded as Black Strap Bakery in 2012 by Jonas Singer and Cullen Gilchrist in Washington, D.C. It originated from Singer and Gilchrist's search for a kitchen space for their Blind Dog Cafe and Bakery. They repurposed a 7,300-square-foot vacant kitchen near the U.S. Capitol into Union Kitchen, starting with a few members. The first food incubator was opened by Union Kitchen in 2012 in NoMa.
In February 2013, Washington D.C.'s government established a partnership with Union Kitchen aimed at supporting district residents in initiating culinary careers. The initiative provided entrepreneurs at Union Kitchen's Northeast Washington facility a platform for starting their businesses with reduced costs and risks.
In May 2013, Union Kitchen acquired empty lots in NoMa, launching weekend open-air bazaars for food trucks and vendors to sell prepared foods. They also planned to host food events and acoustic music on Thursdays and Fridays, and to collaborate with Relay Foods for a weekly grocery pick-up spot.
In March 2014, Union Kitchen opened a market and cafe in Capitol Hill.
In November 2014, the National Museum of Women in the Arts formed a partnership with Union Kitchen to manage the museum's Mezzanine Cafe. This collaboration involved a rotation of pop-up cafes operated by Union Kitchen's members. In the same year, Union Kitchen was named as one of the finalists for USA Today's Entrepreneur of the Year award.
In 2015, Union Kitchen expanded its operations by opening a second location in Ivy City. It also invested $2 million in a 15,000-square-foot warehouse, increasing the capacity for new members.
In 2016, Jonas Singer stepped down as the chief executive officer (CEO) of Union Kitchen.
In January 2018, Union Kitchen opened a 2,500-square-foot grocery store in the One Franklin Square building in Washington, D.C., and another 3,000-square-foot store in the redeveloped Ballston Quarter mall in Ballston.

## Business model

Union Kitchen provides small food enterprises with six-month memberships to a regulated community kitchen at a reduced cost. Additionally, Union Kitchen provides services in branding and distribution, as well as catering and distribution for member products.
Union Kitchen also provides a distribution company managed by the incubator itself. The membership also includes a coworking space situated near one of the kitchens.
# Unimation

Unimation was the world's first robotics company. It was founded in 1962 by Joseph F. Engelberger and George Devol and was located in Danbury, Connecticut. Devol had already applied for a patent an industrial robotic arm in 1954; U.S. patent 2,988,237 was issued in 1961.
Devol collaborated with Engelberger, who served as president of the company, to engineer and produce an industrial robot under the brand name Unimate. They introduced their new robot in 1961 at a trade show in Chicago. The first Unimate prototypes were controlled by vacuum tubes used as digital switches though later versions used transistors. Further, parts available off-the-shelf in the late 1950s, such as digital encoders, were not adequate for the Unimate, so with Devol's guidance and a team of skilled engineers, Unimation designed and machined practically every part in the first Unimates. They also invented a variety of new technologies, including a unique rotating drum memory system with data parity controls.
In 1960, Devol personally sold the first Unimate robot, which was shipped in 1961 to General Motors. GM first used the machine for die casting handling and spot welding of car bodies. The first Unimate robot was installed at GM's Inland Fisher Guide Plant in Ewing Township, New Jersey in 1961 to lift hot pieces of metal from a die-casting machine and stack them. Soon companies such as Chrysler, Ford, and Fiat saw the necessity for large Unimate purchases.
The introduction of robotics to the manufacturing process effectively transformed the automotive industry, with Chrysler and the Ford Motor Company soon following General Motors' lead and installing Unimates in their manufacturing facilities. The rapid adoption of the technology also provided Unimation with a working business model: after selling the first Unimate at a $35,000 loss, as demand increased, the company was able to begin building the robotic arms for significantly less and thus began to turn a substantial profit.
Unimation was purchased by Westinghouse (1983). Westinghouse later sold Unimation to the Swiss company Stäubli (1988) after the robotics industry shifted from the hydraulic models built by Unimation to electrically powered robots.

## PUMA

The PUMA (Programmable Universal Machine for Assembly, or Programmable Universal Manipulation Arm) was developed by Victor Scheinman at Unimation in 1978. Initially developed for General Motors, the PUMA was based on the earlier Vicarm design Scheinman invented while at Stanford University.
# Unimark International

Unimark International was an international design firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It was founded in 1965 by seven partners: Ralph Eckerstrom, Lella and Massimo Vignelli, Bob Noorda, James Fogelman, Wally Gutches, and Larry Klein. Although they were not listed as founding partners, Jay Doblin and Robert Moldafsky joined the new firm almost immediately. Initially, Unimark had three offices: Chicago, Milan and New York. The American branches were founded by Vignelli and his wife Lella, who subsequently founded Vignelli Associates. Additional offices opened around the world, but these were often short-lived as the client base and funding varied, and as American and global economic issues influenced the viability of each office.
Unimark downsized dramatically in 1972 and filed for final Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1977. It no longer exists. Although the firm was relatively short-lived, it was at one time the largest design firm in the world, and it had a major influence on the direction of American design aesthetics. The firm was a leader in establishing a modernist philosophical direction for corporate design that is still widely followed. Former Bauhaus designer Herbert Bayer was an early member of the firm's Board of Directors. The graphic style of Unimark's projects was decidedly modernist. Unimark rejected the idea of the designer-as-artist, embraced standardization and systems and emphasizing the use of the grid as an organizational tool for corporate communications. The typeface Helvetica was widely, though not exclusively, used by Unimark designers.
The firm was an early specialist in designing corporate identity systems, branding, and signage systems. Clients included American Airlines, Ford Motor Company, Gillette, JC Penney, Knoll, and the New York Transit Authority who continue to use Unimark-created trademarks and graphic standards.
Due to the significance and history of the Unimark name, a number of copy-cat design companies have adopted the name in order to attract business. However, none of the current firms or their employees are connected in any way to the original Unimark International. Along with the archives of founder Massimo Vignelli, many of the Unimark archives are now housed in the Vignelli Center for Design Studies at Rochester Institute of Technology.
# Unimart

Unimart may mean:
* Unimart.com (Costa Rica), a Costa Rican e-commerce company
* Uni-Mart, a defunct Pennsylvania-based grocery store
* Unimart (California), a defunct California discount store
* Unimart (Philippines), a supermarket chain in Metro Manila, Philippines
# Union Line (Colorado River)

The Union Line was a transport company of steamboats of the Colorado River, owned by Thomas E. Trueworthy, operating in southeastern California, western Arizona Territory, and northwestern Mexico.
It was an opposition steamboat company to the George A. Johnson & Company on the Colorado River from 1864 to 1865. It was the first to use towed barges on the Colorado.

## Establishment of the Union Line

Merchants and miners held a protest meeting at La Paz, Arizona on December 1, 1863, fed up with shortages, delayed and slow deliveries of freight to their stores and mines, by Johnson & Company, who owned the Colorado River's only two steamboats. They condemned the Johnson Company as a monopoly, that was trying to drive the miners out in order to gain control of the mines. The meeting voted to send a representative to San Francisco with a petition calling for the establishment of an opposition steamboat line on the Colorado River.
In San Francisco, their representative Samuel "Steamboat" Adams convinced the Chamber of Commerce to endorse an opposition line. Merchants of the city raised $25,000 by subscription, and Adams persuaded Captain Thomas E. Trueworthy, to send the Sacramento River steamboat Esmerelda under Captain Charles C. Overman and the Victoria, a four-masted schooner converted from a barge, to the Colorado River to establish the Union Line there.

## Union Line on the Colorado River

The Victoria was to be a store ship at the mouth of the river, but she was soon broken up by the tidal bore soon after it reached the mouth of the river at the Colorado River Delta in March 1864.
After Overman arrived at the river in March 1864, he built the Black Crook, first tow barge to be used on the Colorado River. From May 1864, its success in delivering large amounts of cargo up river forced the Johnson Company to lower rates, build another steamboat and to add tow barges to his steamboats in 1864.

### Union Line Consolidated

In the summer of 1865, with the steamboats Esmerelda of the Union Line and Nina Tilden of the Philadelphia Silver and Copper Mining Company (the other opposition line to the Johnson Company), was consolidated into the Pacific and Colorado Steam Navigation Company, also headed by Thomas E. Trueworthy, with backing from San Francisco financiers.
# Union List of Israel

The Union List of Israel (ULI), or Israel Union Catalog, is a public online union catalog in Israel containing over eight million bibliographic records based on the catalogs of the major research libraries in Israel - including all university libraries, most colleges, and several additional research libraries. The participating institutions include libraries of Israeli universities and colleges as well as the National Library of Israel and several major libraries. Searching the Primo interface of ULI allows users to access the local catalogs of the institutions where an item is held, to verify its exact location and availability. The processes of ingesting, processing and unifying local library catalogs are managed by the National Library of Israel.
ULI contains records representing all types of library materials (books, journals, maps, audiovisual materials, digital publications, etc.), except for articles and reprints. Searches can be conducted across the entire database and filtered by various facets.
The database was established in 1997, and was initially operated by Malmad ("Center for Digital Information Services"), a subunit of Machba ("Inter-University Computation Center"). In early 2015, responsibility for the catalog transferred to the National Library of Israel.

## History

The union catalog is based on centralized computerized cataloging of bibliographic records contributed by participating libraries, without manual intervention. The database does not record individual library holdings but rather links to the relevant record in each library's catalog, where details of availability can be viewed.

## Use

The main advantage of ULI for the general public is that it provides convenient centralized access to the holdings of all member libraries, eliminating the need to search each library's catalog separately. For participating libraries (and others), the database facilitates cooperative cataloging: a source for copying high-quality catalog records into local catalogs, reducing local cataloging workload; a basis for quality control and developing national cataloging policy; and a resource for collaborative work on the national authority file.

## Technical aspects

Until 2023, the database ran on various versions of Ex Libris' Aleph software, migrating in 2023 to Ex Libris' Alma system. ULI's public search interface is now Primo from Ex Libris.
# Union Live

Union Live is a live album and video by English progressive rock band Yes, released in January 2011 on Voiceprint Records. It was originally released in three versions; a single DVD, a double CD, and a limited edition double CD and DVD set. The album and video were recorded in 1991 during their Union Tour, staged in support of their studio album Union (1991) and featured the group's eight-member formation.
The single DVD and double CD was recorded on 8 August 1991 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The limited edition set features additional content, including audience shot video of the 9 April and 9 May 1991 shows in Pensacola, Florida, and Denver, Colorado, respectively, plus audio tracks from shows in London and Burgettstown, Pennsylvania.
In 2021, Gonzo Multimedia re-released the concert as a double CD and DVD Set under the title Union 30 Live - Shoreline Amphiteatre - California (8 August 1991).

## Track listing
### CD

Live at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California on 8 August 1991.

### DVD

Live at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California on 8 August 1991.

### Limited edition bonus DVD

Live at the Pensacola Civic Center, Pensacola, Florida on 9 April 1991.
Bootleg videos from Denver, Colorado, McNichols Sports Arena (aka Big Mac), 9 May 1991
* Firebird Suite / Yours Is No Disgrace
* Rhythm of Love
* Shock to the System
* Heart of the Sunrise
* Clap / Mood for a Day
* Make it Easy / Owner of a Lonely Heart
* And You And I
* Drum Duet
* Hold On
* I've Seen All Good People
* Kaye solo / Changes
* Solly's Beard
* Long Distance Runaround
* Whitefish / Amazing Grace
* Lift Me Up
* Wakeman solo
* Awaken
* Roundabout
Bonus audio 5.1 mixes Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California in the San Francisco Bay Area, 8 August 1991.
* Shock to the System
* And You And I
* Lift Me Up
Bonus audio stereo tracks
* Shock to the System
* And You And I Above two tracks from London – Wembley Arena, 29 June 1991.
* Drum Duet
* Changes Above two tracks from Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, Star Lake Amphitheater, 24 July 1991.

## Personnel

* Jon Anderson – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, tambourine
* Steve Howe – guitar, backing vocals
* Trevor Rabin – guitar, lead vocals, backing vocals
* Tony Kaye – Hammond Organ, keyboards, sound effects
* Rick Wakeman – keyboards, synthesisers, percussion on "Your Move"
* Chris Squire – bass, backing vocals
* Alan White – acoustic drums, percussion
* Bill Bruford – electronic drums, percussion
# United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan

United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan (UNGOMAP) was established in May 1988, during the Soviet–Afghan War, to assist in ensuring the implementation of the agreements on the settlement of the situation relating to Afghanistan and investigate and report possible violations of any of the provisions of the agreements. The United Nations Security Council confirmed its establishment in Resolution 622 (1988).
By 15 August 1988, the Soviet military withdrew nearly 50 percent of its troops (some 50,000 men) from Afghanistan, evacuating 10 main garrisons and handing them over to the Afghan armed forces. Another 8 garrisons remained under Soviet control until the end of the pullout on 15 February 1989.
UNGOMAP received numerous complaints from both Afghanistan and Pakistan of alleged violations of the Geneva Accords. Afghanistan alleged political activities and propaganda hostile to the Government of Afghanistan taking place in Pakistan, border crossings of men and materiel from Pakistan to Afghanistan, cross-border firings, acts of sabotage, rocket attacks on major urban centres, violations of Afghan airspace by Pakistan aircraft, the continued presence in Pakistan of training camps and arms depots for Afghan opposition groups, and direct involvement by Pakistan military personnel inside Afghanistan, as well as restrictions placed on refugees who wished to return to Afghanistan. Pakistan's complaints included allegations of political activities and propaganda hostile to the Government of Pakistan, bombings and violations of its airspace by Afghan aircraft, acts of sabotage and cross-border firings, including the use of SCUD missiles against Pakistan territory.
UNGOMAP made every effort to investigate complaints lodged by the two parties. However, a number of difficulties hampered the effectiveness of the work of the Mission's inspection teams. These included the rough nature of the terrain, the time which lapsed before many of the alleged incidents were reported, and the security conditions prevailing in the area of operation.
UNGOMAP also maintained close cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). In particular, it was ready to monitor the situation inside Afghanistan and inform UNHCR of the safety conditions necessary for the return and resettlement of refugees. Up to 5 million refugees were estimated to be living in Pakistan and Iran. However, because the fighting in Afghanistan continued, conditions remained unstable and only a limited number of refugees returned to Afghanistan.
UNGOMAP's mandate formally ended on 15 March 1990.
# United Reformed Church (disambiguation)

The United Reformed Church is a Protestant Christian church in the United Kingdom.
United Reformed Church may also refer to:

## Buildings in England

* United Reformed Church, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire
* United Reformed Church, Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire
* United Reformed Church, Crosby, Merseyside
* United Reformed Church, Muswell Hill, London
* United Reformed Church, Portland, Dorset
* United Reformed Church, Stamford, Lincolnshire
* United Reformed Church, Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset
* United Reformed Church, Street, Somerset
* United Reformed Church, Upwey, Dorset
* United Reformed Church, Winsford, Over, Cheshire

## Other denominations

* United Reformed Church in Congo
* United Reformed Church in Myanmar
* United Reformed Churches in North America
* Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa
# United States Census of Governments

The Census of Governments is a census performed by the United States Census Bureau. It is mandated by 13 U.S.C. § 161. The Census of Governments occurs twice-per-decade, in years ending with 2 and 7. The survey identifies the scope of American government at the federal, state, and municipal levels by measuring public finance, public employment, classifies municipal government structures and activities, and identifies municipal authorities and Special-purpose districts. The Census of Governments in its current form started in year 1957.
Revenue and expenditures reported for state & local governments in dollars and as a percent of gross domestic product for 2017 are as follows:
| | US total (trillions of USD) | US total (trillions of USD) | US total (trillions of USD) | percent of GDP | percent of GDP | percent of GDP |
| Description | State & local | State | Local | State & local | State | Local |
| Revenue | 3.92 | 2.53 | 1.94 | 20.1% | 13.0% | 10.0% |
| Expenditure | 3.66 | 2.32 | 1.91 | 18.8% | 11.9% | 9.8% |
By comparison US GDP in 2017 was $19.5 trillion. Note that "State & local" is less than the sum of "State" and "Local" because of funds transfers. Data for each state and District of Columbia are available from 2017 State & Local Government Finance Tables, United States Census of Governments, 2019, Wikidata Q106141252.
# University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Public Health and Health Sciences

The University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Public Health and Health Sciences is a school at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.