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Very convenient location, good breakfast, good wifi, great staff.
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If I could give it zero stars, I would! The hotel is old, run down (like a Miami Beach hotel from the 1950's), somewhat filthy, noisy and in a verrrrry bad location which means you either walk a lot or cab it everywhere. Watch out because the fare
is non- refundable and not even Orb--z can do anything for you. Wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy( well...actually... Maybe to my worst enemy I would...)
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Nice vacation
Very convenient location, good breakfast, good wifi, great staff.
Our stay at the hotel was during Semana Santa we could not have been in a better location for watching the processions. Importantly, we had a car. The hotel had a private garage but was full during our stay. There was a public parking lot a short
walk from the hotel which was very convenient. All in all, I would recommend Hotel Don Paco for the overall value, comfort and location.
not bad
The room was clean and decently equipped. The staff was not overly friendly but not unfriendly. The only problem I had was that the beds were hard as rock.
Pretty unremarkable
While the hotel is fine for Euro standards, and the location is ideal, the paper thin walls, pushy cleaning staff and horrifically hard and uncomfortable beds made sleeping here nightmarish. Twice, even when the do not disturb sign was on the
door, cleaning staff knocked and wanted to come in and clean. In addition, the heat was blasting all the time, forcing the window to stay open. Because most of the rooms are around a courtyard, more noise in amplified. You literally hear others brushing their teeth. Breakfast was serviceable, although expensive. Very close walk to trains and buses as well as city center tourist sites. Neighborhood is a little delpidated though. A few bars but no real restaurants.
Grocery store right next door for grab n go.
very good hotel with affordable rate
location was perfect, in the outskirts of downtown, 10 minutes of a pleasant walking distance from the cathedral. clean room. if you need a taxi to the train station, that would be a very easy and convenient task. ac was quite noisy.
Booked The Don Paco due to its location and its pool, it excelled on both counts. Carpeting in the halls and other parts of this hotel need renovating/replacing, the decor is very 1960's. The room was small but comfortable and the WI-FI worked
very well. The T.V. was hard to operate but we finally got it to go. The service and staff were good and the pool area and bar at night were VERY good and well worth going to see after sunset, it is wonderful to sit and have a drink and see the sights of Seville all lit up!
About 25 minutes walk nonstop to the cathedral and geralda.
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Michigan's offense has one major issue: ineffective Offensive Line play.
So many people in here go on and on about Borges, but the issue is very simple. Michigan's offensive line is NOT controlling the line of scrimmage. Last year, Michigan's OL was good, not great, but good. This year, not so much. People in here are blaming Borges, saying he's calling terrible plays, and saying that Fitz suddenly forgot how to play RB.
Borges isn't calling bad plays, he's calling plays that SHOULD be Michigan's bread and butter. He's calling playing that last year spung Fitz for 1,000 yards. It's hard to run an effective offensive scheme when your OL cannot block your base running play effectively as EVERYTHING you do comes from the ability to block that play effectively the majority of the time. Last season, especially later in the season, the OL was able to effectively block the zone read, and Fitz got off, Denard got off, and everything worked off of that. This year, not so much.
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Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard received a warm welcome when she returned to her homeland of Wales earlier this week. Visiting the Na...
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Just a generation ago this place was called America. Now, after the worldwide implementation of UN-lead program called Agenda 21, it's simply known as the 'Republic'. There is no president. No congress. No Supreme Court. No freedom.
There are only the Authorities.
Citizens have two primary goals in the new Republic: to create clean energy and to create new human life.
Those who cannot do either are of no use to society.
This bleak and barren existence is all that 18-year-old Emmeline has ever known. She dutifully walks her energy board daily and accepts all male pairings assigned to her by the Authorities. Like most citizens, she keeps her head down and her eyes closed.
Until the day they came for her mother.
Woken up to the harsh reality of her life and her family's future inside the Republic, Emmeline begins to search for the truth. Why are all citizens confined to ubiquitous concrete living spaces? Why are Compounds guarded by Gatekeepers who track all movements? Why are food, water and energy rationed so strictly? And, most important, why are babies taken from their mothers at birth?
As Emmeline begins to understand the true objectives of Agenda 21, she realizes that she is up against far more than she ever thought. With the Authorities closing in, and nowhere to run, Emmeline embarks on an audacious plan to save her family and expose the Republic - but is she already too late?
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"Is there really an Agenda 21"
The story was engaging and I didn't want to put it down. It's a good story about what could happen in a Socialist type society when pushed to the extremes. What is interesting to listen to is the commentary at the end where the author discusses Agenda 21 and the ramifications he envisions if any or all parts are put into play. Some I agree with, some I disagree with. I have to admit my ignorance of such a summit and such a document. I just googled "Agenda 21" and downloaded the document. In these days where the World's current structure is collapsing all around us, it could be a good document to read and understand.
I am an artist, living in Cairns, Queensland, Australia right next to the Great Barrier Reef. I listen to audiobooks everyday while making art and on into the night. I really like mysteries with a good serving of suspense on the side that keep you wondering right to the end. However, I won't say no to any entertaining and well written book which has been read by an excellent narrator.
"ridiculously far-fetched"
about as believable as going to heaven or hell. This writer and his ilk are really paranoid to the extreme. They must have very miserable lives.....
Trying to make one a true believer through fiction is an old trick. This book, however, is not even a good story, nor is it well written or narrated. See for yourself, if you like, but I would not waste a credit.
tired teacher
"Please don't let this happen to us"
As a work of literature, I must say Glenn's story is an improvement over his previous fiction. As a comment on what could happen to us if we don't do more to guard our freedom, it is terrifying. Everyone should read this book with an open mind. Don't close off and say it could never happen here. Yes it could. It is, in the end, up to us.
"A Riveting Story!!!"
If you like scary stories of hellish futures that are all too plausible, I highly recommend Agenda 21. When moral values decline both individually and collectively, levels of suggestibility increase to unbelievably high levels, resulting in dictatorship of one form or another. The world of Agenda 21 is a vision of earthly Hell that is a mix between a totalitarian state blended with environmental extremism and animal rights gone mad. If you don't think something like this is plausible, simply take a look at real world accounts of life under totalitarian dictatorships of various kinds and then substitute the Agenda 21 details.
January LaVoy does an excellent job of bringing the book to life.
Agenda 21 should cause us to redouble our efforts aimed towards moral revival as individuals and as a society. There is NO political solution to the human condition. Only genuine morals demonstrate any hope of change. Otherwise we are headed for a 21st Century dark age, enforced by technology. Without genuine moral values human beings are simply programmable, reproducible, vicious animals that give the word "animal" a bad name.
Father of four... Husband of One. Happily Married... never to change. Read my Bible and everything else I touch. I Listen on ipod, ipad, Droid phone, Kindle, etc. I Read Paperback, Hardback, ebook or screen. I have a dog, a parrot... who know's what else. I Love God and my Country. I have an Autistic 9 year old... he is our youngest.
"Is there really an Agenda...?"
the 1984 of today's literature...
Set in the future... but not far enough.
A Fiction Novel... at least for now.
This book paints a picture that can't be imagined... and shouldn't.
There is a reason that Hitler came to power... by the will of his people.
There is a reason that President Obama is in charge of the US now.
There is a reason that gun sales have increased... and that taxes are placed on ammo.
Read this book as soon as you can... and share it with a friend.
Verbum Domini Manet In Aeternum. Jesus Christus Dominus Est. I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to others, and I require the same from them.
"1984 for 21st Century America"
The best part of this book is the afterword. In this section Beck gives a brief history of the all-too-real United Nations action plan called Agenda 21. In the afterword Beck traces the evolution of what would eventually become Agenda 21 from the early 1970's through its present day implementation by local governments across the US. Beck also connects specific initiaves and goals from Agenda 21, citing chapter and verse from the action plan, with elements with the seemingly far-fetched elements of the story. Reading the novel by itself, a person who does not immerse themselves in the strange goings-on of the leftist environmental crusaders at the United Nations would never for a second think that this story was based on anything other than the author's vivid (and possibly warped) imagination. Unfortunately, the thing that makes this 1984-goes-green novel come to life is the afterword, which points the reader to the theories and documents in which it is grounded.
I would most definetly listen to more books from Glenn Beck. With Glenn Beck you know what you are getting - a right-wing conservative who opposes socialism and champions capitalism. He is quite upfront regarding who he is ideologically, and what his purpose is. Knowing that, one is able to focus what Beck says and writes through the prizm of his conservatism, doing appropriate research to determine whether or not questionable things that Beck says, which challenge the reader's paradigm, are true. One may not always agree with Beck's ideas or assertions, but one cannot say that he is not documented in all he writes, or that he does not do his research. This type of transparency is refreshing in the media, when so many journalists and pundits claim to be "fair and balanced", or "perfectly impartial observers", when, in fact, they all have their own biased presuppositions.
January LaVoy's narration was expressive and her voice was pleasant. While the production was not dramatized, neither was it simply a sterile reading of text. LaVoy was intuitive in her performance, and her use of emotion was appropriate.
This book reminded me a lot of Orwell's 1984, in that no real mention is made of how the world reached its dystopian state. Also, the indispensable afterword was, to me, reminicent of the Brotherhood's Manifesto, which is featured prominently in 1984. I would have liked for the author to have spent a little more time explaining how the changes from the "before time" happened to bring society to its present place. Without more of that transition explanation, I'm not sure the connection between the setting of the novel (the societal make-up and organization of the Republic) and Agenda 21 would be as clear as it could be to someone who is only casually interested in these issues, or politics in general. At any rate, it is imperative to dig in to the actual UN Agenda 21, which is readily available on the internet. Only after doing so will the truly terrifying nature of this work be driven home to the reader.
"Glenn's worst yet"
A better story
all of it
Glenn is like the medicine man of old. He is always trying to get our attention to make sure we buy his medicine.
"Was different then i expected"
I enjoyed the read start to finish. I expected a documentary type narrative. Not to much on story books. But I looked forward to it every chance i got.
Made you do some deep thoughts about how good we have it now.
not necessary
"Modern Day 1984 Where Government Takes Over All"
The perspective of a child who had a taste of freedom and couldn't understand why people could accept an oppressive system where no one was allowed to be a unique individual.
The escape from tyranny to freedom.
Burning down the establishment as a diversion to escape to freedom.
Where the little boy saw his first glimpse of freedom by the breaking of a rule.
The power our government officials have now never seems to be enough as they want to control every aspect of our lives. Every American should read this book as it emphasizes how it will look like in the future if we continue to let our freedom to be taken away without objection.
"Thrilling and chilling."
We all need to know that Agenda 21 is REAL so that we can stop it it time.
Finding the hidden items.
the ending.
Possibly the most non-fiction fiction book.
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Starkville's May 2012 sales tax revenue fell $25,480.43 from May 2011's but rebounded in June, eclipsing June 2011's total by $25,244.44.
Figures for May 2012 were $442,991.06, a 5.44 percent dip from May 2011, while June 2012's total reached $444,896.78, a 6.02 percent increase from June 2011.
Starkville High School football coach Jamie Mitchell has been in search of a center and long snapper during the preseason.
Going into tonight's game, Mitchell believes he has found two players in Jalen Henderson and Chris Rogers who can handle the task.
The Starkville Academy Volunteers look to build on the momentum of a successful 2011 football season.
The Volunteers made an appearance in the Class AAA, Division II State championship game, but lost to Washington School.
SA opens the season on the road at St. Andrew's tonight at 7:30 p.m.
The East Webster Wolverines may be playing a Class A squad, but it will be no pushover.
The Wolverines open the season on the road at Vardaman tonight at 7:30 p.m.
"We know we have a very tough opponent," East Webster head coach Doug Wilson said. "Vardaman is one of the No. 1 teams in 1A. They have a great coaching staff, a good team and going to be a very tough game for us."
The Starkville High School girls' volleyball team learned early in the year what it took to be a successful team.
That was witnessed by those who attended Thursday night's match in the Beehive when the Lady Yellowjackets beat division foe Ridgeland 3-0.
"It's not whether you win or lose. It's how you play the game."
That old saying is more true at certain times than others.
When it comes to the 10th annual College Exposure Softball Tournament at the Starkville Sportsplex Saturday, it's important for the players to put on a good show.
It was a good start of the second half for the Starkville Academy girls soccer team Thursday afternoon.
The Lady Volunteers got what they wanted with a goal to break a 0-0 deadlock at halftime and things appears to be moving in a positive direction.
However, Starkville Academy allowed three unanswered goals and lost a 3-1 decision to Pillow Academy at the Starkville Sportsplex.
By MICHAEL WARDLAW
It has been talked about for over a year and dreamt about considerably longer. On Wednesday the dream of expanding Davis Wade Stadium took the final step toward becoming a reality with the official announcement of $75 million expansion.
By STEVEN NALLEY
For Lisa Sollie, it's worth a 198-mile round trip to Starkville to provide Mississippi State University's ice cream for the right kind of party.
Sollie, project coordinator in recruiting and marketing for MSU-Meridian, said the MSU Student Association in Meridian makes a point of securing MSU's ice cream for a "Welcome Back" week.
The Starkville Planning and Zoning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend approval for repurposing a Whitfield Street commercial building as a place of worship for Tribe Judah Ministries, adding an extra condition to address parking issues.


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Not anytime soon since it's Nick's biggest thing. That's like asking Warner Bros to retire the Looney Tunes or Disney to retire Mickey Mouse.ILL-Star wrote:Pretty neat. But a new SpongeBob movie? When will they just put the whole series to rest?
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Emmon BachDecember 6, 2014
On Language Log yesterday, an obituary for Emmon Bach (6/12/29 – 11/29/14) by Barbara Partee. Briefly: Emmon was born in Japan, gew up in Fresno CA and Boulder CO, finished a Ph.D. in Germanic Studies at Chicago, went on to German and then Linguistics at UTexas-Austin and ultimately to a long career at UMass-Amherst, and retired to an appointment at SOAS (University of London) and then at Oxford.
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Lives well livedNovember 21, 2014
I am currently dithering over writing a death notice for my Stanford colleague Patrick Suppes (philosopher and more), who died recently after a long and immensely satisfying career. Mostly I'm hoping that Margalit Fox will produce one of her elegant and thoughtful obits for the New York Times, so that I can piggy-back on that. [Added a few hours later: Drat! Fox tells me she's on leave from the paper, working on her next book, so no Foxobits for a while.]
While I dither, a few notes on recently-ended lives well lived (Mike Nichols, Milton Rubin, and San Francisco's Brown twins), and on Fox, who is, yes, a card-carrying linguist.
Family, language, and food in the New YorkerNovember 4, 2014
The November 3rd New Yorker ("The Food Issue") has two pieces connected, by family relationships, to "linguistics and the language sciences" (as we say in the AAAS): Adam Gopnik's Our Local Correspondents piece "Bakeoff: What is happening to our pastry?" and Dana Goodyear's Letter from California piece "Élite Meat: A food entrepreneur offers a delicious — but pricey — solution for guilty pleasures", about meat entrepreneur Anya Fernald. The former leads us to McGill linguist Myrna Gopnik (mother of Adam) and Berkeley psychologist, specializing in cognitive and language development, Alison Gopnik (sister of Adam); and the latter to Stanford psychologist, specializing in infant-directed speech, Anne Fernald (mother of Anya).
Geoff LeechAugust 30, 2014
Died on August 19th, linguist Geoffrey Leech of Lancaster University (in the UK). The quick overview from Wikipedia:
Geoffrey Neil Leech (16 January 1936 – 19 August 2014) was a specialist in English language and linguistics. He was the author, co-author or editor of over 30 books and over 120 published papers. His main academic interests were English grammar, corpus linguistics, stylistics, pragmatics and semantics.
A nice notice on Language Log by Ben Zimmer on the 20th, emphasizing the importance of Geoff's work in corpus linguistics.
Linguist in the mediaMay 13, 2014
In the SundayReview section of the NYT on the 11th (in print), an interview by Kate Murphy with my friend and colleague Dan Jurafsky. The lead-in:
Daniel Jurafsky is a professor of linguistics and computer science at Stanford. He teaches a popular freshman seminar course called "The Language of Food," which is also the title of his forthcoming book.
These Sunday interviews are all a single column (on p. 2), with some fixed topics and some designed for the interviewee's experiences, opinions, and enthusiasms.
Bibliographic queryApril 15, 2014
Recently, mail from my friend and occasional co-author Philip Miller (Univ.of Paris Diderot – Paris 7), about my former student Nancy S. Levin, whose 1979 Ohio State dissertation (Main-Verb Ellipsis in Spoken English) was published by Garland Press in 1986). Philip admired the work, and I'm very proud of it.
Unfortunately, Nancy left the academic world some years ago, and I've lost track of her. If anyone can help me (and Philip) get in touch with her, we'd appreciate that.
Meanwhile, Philip is hoping to get a copy of Nancy's 1978 Chicago Linguistics Society paper "Some identity of sense deletions puzzle me. Do they you?". I have a copy of the volume, but in a place where at the moment I'm not able to get to it. If anyone could supply him with one, that would be wonderful. Mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss arrangements.
I'll post this query to the Linguist List as well as here.
[Added 4/16/14: The wonders of the net. First, from one reader I got a possible line on Nancy Sue Levin, which I need to check out; it could be someone else with this name. Second, another reader had the volume with the article Philip was looking for, copied it, and sent the copy on to Philip. All this before I got to posting to the Linguist List.
Many thanks to these two readers.]
GuggenheimApril 12, 2014
Congratulations to Mark Aronoff of Stony Brook NY (professor of linguistics at Stony Brook University) and Arienne Dwyer of Lawrence KS (professor of linguistic anthropology at the University of Kansas), 2014 fellows of the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation (announced in the NYT of the 10th).
Faint damns, faint praisesMarch 6, 2014
On Facebook on the 4th, this charming story from Sally Thomason:
Back in about 1964, when I was in graduate school at Yale, I was moaning and groaning during one of our regular tea-time gatherings about a test I thought I'd blown in Warren Cowgill's Indo-European class. Warren listened fairly patiently for a bit and then starting saying almost inaudibly, "damn damn damn damn damn damn." I stopped complaining and asked him what on earth he was doing. "I'm praising you with faint damns," he said. — Fast forward to today: Rich [Thomason, Sally's husband] just showed me p. 206 of a fantasy novel he's reading, Point of Hopes, by Melissa Scott & Lisa A. Barnett: "That Rathe seemed to think well of him, or at least to praise him with faint damns, was something of a reassurance…". Probably the authors weren't plagiarizing from Warren, because I know they weren't in the Linguistics tea room on the third floor of the Hall of Graduate Studies in 1964. (Probably Warren wasn't the first person to have said this either, of course. But this is only the second time I've heard it.)
I noted this an inversion of damning with faint praise and suggested that it was older that Warren Cowgill's use. (I also missed Warren, who died in 1985.) Now some details. (more…)
Chuck FillmoreFebruary 14, 2014
From Amy Dahlstrom on Facebook today:
Charles Fillmore died yesterday at age 84 after a long battle with cancer. A brilliant linguist, especially in the field of lexical semantics, who influenced so many of us Berkeley students and colleagues elsewhere. He was sweet and funny and loving, and deeply devoted to [his wife, Berkeley linguist] Lily Wong Fillmore. The loss of my Doktorvater feels like the loss of a parent.
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Ted Christopher named first Carey Memorial Early Career Professor in the Arts
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The first recipient of the College of Arts and Architecture's Agnes Scollins Carey Memorial Early Career Professorship in the Arts plans to embark on an international opera venture with unique ties to Pennsylvania. Ted Christopher, assistant professor of music and artistic director of Penn State Opera Theatre, was selected for the three-year position based on his proposal for a collaborative production of a new opera based on the life and times of Lorenzo Da Ponte, Mozart's librettist, who lived for a time in Sunbury, Pa.
The goal of the endowed professorship, established by the children of Agnes Scollins Carey, is to help the College of Arts and Architecture compete for, support and retain outstanding scholars and practitioners in the arts in the early stages of their careers. Recipients receive as much as $20,000 per year for three years to support innovative, groundbreaking research and creative activity.
According to Andrew Schulz, associate dean for research in the College of Arts and Architecture, selecting one recipient from the many worthy nominations proved difficult. "Professor Christopher's plans to commission and perform in a new opera is the kind of transformative endeavor that simply is not possible without the scale of support provided by the Carey Professorship," he said. The project will have a significant impact on Christopher's professional profile, and on the opera program at Penn State. I can't imagine a better way to launch the professorship."
The idea for the opera on Da Ponte's life originated with Italian composer Roberto Andreoni, who visited Penn State in the fall and met with faculty members from the schools of music and theater, including Christopher. Andreoni proposed an opera/performance art piece that would include digital, graphic and virtual elements, both in the design as well as the composition.
"I was intrigued and inspired as a director/producer — one who collaborates closely on creative endeavors — and as a performer — Da Ponte is a figure I feel close to, having participated in multiple productions of all three of his Mozart operas: 'Le Nozze di Figaro,' 'Don Giovanni' and 'Cosí fan tutte';" Christopher wrote in his proposal. "… The possibility of immersing myself in them, from this highly original angle, was too good to pass up."
When Christopher, who has been on the Penn State faculty since 2008, learned he was going to be nominated for the Carey Professorship, he asked Andreoni if he could turn his idea into a proposal for the purposes of his nomination packet. Christopher now has a creative team in place, with a goal of a performance tour and symposiums related to the opera in the spring 2017 semester. The creative team includes Andreoni, who will compose the piece; Susan Russell, a playwright and associate professor of theater at Penn State, who will write the libretto; and Gerardo Edelstein, director of orchestral studies at Penn State, who will serve as music director. Christopher will serve as artistic director and perform the title role. The work will be scored for a small chamber ensemble and small cast of singers, to be selected from Penn State students.
Da Ponte's life journey had five locations: Venice, Vienna, London, New York City and Sunbury, where he managed a grocery store. Ultimately, Christopher hopes to perform the opera at Penn State University Park; Columbia University, where Da Ponte taught Italian; La Fenice in Venice; and Vienna, the city of Da Ponte's greatest artistic triumphs. Composition of the work will take place through spring 2015, with workshop rehearsals and revisions during the 2015-16 academic year, final revisions during the fall 2016 semester, and performances and symposiums in spring 2017.
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