The trick is to buy headphones with replaceable wires so you don't have to buy new headphones, just new wires.

Doesn't this only encrypt the first line of input? I thought the idea was to generate a pad-file of equal length to the whole file.

    (with-open-file (input input-path)
      (with-open-file (pad pad-path)
        (setq input-buffer (%string-to-octets (read-line input) *encoding*))
        (setq pad-buffer (%string-to-octets (read-line pad) *encoding*))

Also, I'm not sure what (specifically) read-line looks for to stop reading, but if it can occur randomly you could receive errors if this first random new-line occurs before the length of the file's first line. Or at all when using the same pad for many files as you describe. This may be handled by your %octets-to-string handler though.

You could coalesce the other courses.

  Day1: Course1
  Day2: Course2
  Day3: Course3
  Day4: Course1
  etc,...

Besides those already mentioned, there's Dylan, which was originally S-expression based before switching to it's Wirth-style syntax.

Not certain, but the writing style is similar to Orwell's 1984.

The way I speak...

Pleased to meet you. I am an active sporty guy and 'I play on the soccer team'.

Also, the last variation, would be 'I play at The Soccer Team'. Landmarks are (usually) capitalized.

True. I was thinking of some way not to capitalize it, any ideas?

I'm a musician, and I ridicule the athletic group I hate the most using my music. 'I play at the soccer team'.

Meld Apple's iProducts with Google Play, then launch it at a team's media event: iPlay at the soccer team.

I do not see how creating a doll with a more regular dimensioned body will make boys want to play with them more.

I imagine that the names for for/list and its counterpart came from the scheme let and let*, which are parallel and sequential respectively.

I think he may be thinking of more traditional forms of games. Soccer, Lacrosse, etc.