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Elcho, Wisconsin |
For population 25 years and over in Elcho:
For population 15 years and over in Elcho town:
14 residents are foreign born
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Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Green Bay, WI (85.3 miles , pop. 102,313). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Madison, WI (163.9 miles , pop. 208,054). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (259.8 miles , pop. 2,896,016). Nearest cities: Schoepke, WI (2.3 miles ), Upham, WI (2.6 miles ), Enterprise, WI (3.1 miles ), Ainsworth, WI (3.2 miles ), Parrish, WI (3.2 miles) , Summit, WI (3.3 miles) , Monico, WI (3.4 miles ), Nashville, WI (3.5 miles ). Latitude: 45.44 N, Longitude: 89.17 W Area code: 715 Unemployment in July 2013:
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Sometimes the hard sell isn't the most effective approach. Sales guru Tom Searcy explains why simply giving good advice may be the best way to make a sale.
A CEO recently told me a story of the best sales call she ever received. As she explains, a sales rep for a payroll-processing firm reached her by phone and said:
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Recently, a spate of fatal crashes across the country have drawn renewed attention to the dangers of drinking and driving. But even for those don't have accidents, getting a DUI can have steep financial consequences.
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Halo Headlines: Reagins Discussed Off-Season Plans, An Abreu Trade Idea, More Talk of Moving Trumbo to Third Base
The September 30th, 2011 edition of daily news for the LA Angels including Reagins hints at his off-season plans, more talk of moving Trumbo to third base, a trade idea for Bobby Abreu and much more...
The Story: Reagins says the Angels "can't stand pat" this off-season.
The Monkey Says: Tony sounds more measured than last off-season as there was no "big splash talk." To me though, it sounds like he is setting us up for a series of smaller moves rather than one big signing. He also intimated that he is going to be exploring trade options to clear the outfield logjam, likely Abreu. What bothers me though is he is already playing the "adding Morales will be a big boost" card, which I hate because I have zero faith in him being ready for the season much less productive when he does return.
The Story: More talk about experimenting with Mark Trumbo at third base, though not on a full-time basis.
The Monkey Says: It sounds like it is full steam ahead with trying Trumbo at third in winter ball. The team is only hoping to get him to a point where he can play maybe 50 games there, so it isn't like he needs to turn into Mike Schmidt. I have to say, I like the plan, but I also don't have high hopes for it panning out since even Trumbo deprecates the notion of him being able to field the hot corner every time he is asked about it.
The Story: Mark Saxon thinks the Angels might be able to trade Bobby Abreu to the Marlins.
The Monkey Says: The basis for that statement is that Abreu and Ozzie Guillen are good friends and that the Fish might want Abreu as a veteran tutor to hang around the club. That makes sense on one level, but I don't think the Marlins are the kind of club that ever does anything like that, especially if they have to take on any money. As much as I want Abreu gone, I feel like the Angels are better off with him as a bench player instead of paying him his entire salary to play somewhere else.
The Monkey Says: Sending him to the AFL still feels weird to me, but you have to appreciate him having such a great attitude about it.
The Story: A quick preview of the Angels' off-season to-do list.
The Monkey Says: It is all speculation, but seeing names like Aaron Harang, Javier Vazquez and LaTroy Hawkins thrown around frightened me to my very core. Whatever the opposite of a splash is, those guys would be it.
The Story: Triple-A 1B Efren Navarro and Double-A SS Darwin Perez both won minor league Gold Glove awards at their respective positions.
The Monkey Says: I don't think Navarro has much of a future, but Perez could be a reserve since he fields so well and has a little bit of offensive upside due to a decent eye at the plate.


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It's hard to argue with the statistics he's putting up so far for the San Francisco 49ers.
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For R.H. Deutsch
"sic itur ad astra"
The dog that leaves me behind
as a tail (wags)—the chorus girls,
all the great books & the stinking sea—
never notes the azaleas in bloom
nor differentiates the scent of winter from spring.
Life, friends, is boring, is an animal ache
we wish to bury like a bone.
(Henry grows a beard and gets himself
some medals & some grants).
We drink and dance, and dance and drink
our shadow-show as valid as any dog or cat
though accepting none of it as woman or man.
And all the great words of the masters
& all the gin-and-tonics of all the happy pubs
can ever alter that one dull and inevitable fact:
Henry never gonna know the whys nor the wherefores.
—Mr. Bones, no one ever does.
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In the world of higher education, some debates rage on and on: Public schools or private schools? Go Greek or stay independent? Should parents or children pay?
Given the dramatic increases in the cost of a college education, this last argument has taken on a new importance.
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My husband and I were on the same page early on about college educations for our kids. We would pay for them, if at all possible. Still, we know and respect families who have made a different decision. If your family is working that out now, here are some considerations to keep in mind.
1. What is your retirement situation? The choice to pay for a child's education is certainly a personal one, but most financial experts agree on one point: parents should not sacrifice their retirement funding in order to pay for their kids' educations.
The reasoning is simple: while there are a number of ways to pay for college (loans, work, community colleges, and more), no one is going to give you a loan for your retirement. That is entirely on you. So, much like putting your own oxygen mask on before helping your child, get your retirement funding figured out before writing checks for higher education.
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2. Does your child have a stake in his or her education? All children are different, but most will appreciate their educations more when they're required to play a financial role. Even though we foot much of the funding for Lindsey's college costs, she is still required to keep her GPA high enough to keep her scholarships. She also works part time to cover her spending money. While she has always been a self-motivated student, these two things keep her aware of the investment that's being made in her education.
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I am lucky in that my parents are financially able to cover most of my college costs. If at all possible, parents should try to spare students the burden of working on top of a full course load, especially during the first year. Students who work may learn how to handle more responsibility, but they can miss out on things like participating in campus organizations, finding career-focused opportunities, and experiencing college traditions.
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The Town Hall of Meran (German: Meraner Rathaus) in South Tyrol is the seat of the municipal government and assembly. It is located at the corner of the Laubengasse and the Galilei-Straße.
The town hall used to be located at the corner of the Laubengasse and the Postgasse and dated from the times when Meran was part of Austria-Hungary. After the annexation following World War I to Italy, the fascist authorities decided to construct a new town hall. The Postgasse was renamed into Via Galilei as part of their Italianization campaign. The old town hall was ripped down and a new structure erected in the fascist style of the time between 1929-1932.
The architect was Ettore Sottsass sen., the exterior reliefs and the paintings are the work of the sculptor Albert Stolz (1875-1947). The building also consists of the arches that are the landmark of the Laubengasse. It has a clock tower with an inscription "CIVIVM HONORI REI PUBLICAE LABORI VRBIS DECORI MCMXXIX ANNO VII" (To the citizens in honour - To the state in function - To the city as decoration - Fascist Year 7 (1929)).
Inside the main entrance archway are two stone plaques. One shows the coats of arms of Meran and its districts. The other plaque was installed by the government of Benito Mussolini, giving their version of World War I with a quote by general Armando Diaz, which caused general offence to the native German-speaking population, who fought for Austria during the war. After World War II and the end of the Fascist regime, the plaque and its inscription was left intact, but a new plaque was added underneath it by the civic authorities which gives a proper account and points out to the origins of the old plaque within the historic context. The plaque serves today as a memorial, as a warning to future generations.
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Best Western The Hotel California580 Geary Street, Union Square, San Francisco, CA 94102 (Show map)
Score from 133 reviews
The location was great, just a couple of streets from Union Square. Great staff, comfy bed, coffee maker in the room, nice old building, free breakfast (toast, juice, pancakes)
Staff was wonderful. Bed was excellent. Breakfast was the perfect start to busy days. Clean but not large room. Happy and helpful staff.
great location, friendly staff
Free cheese & wine each evening got you chatting to other residents. Very handy for the main shopping / entertainment area. Continental Breakfast was good with plenty of choice. Very helpful staff, couldnt do enough and seemed surprised when tipped.
They upgraded us to a 2 bed-room suite
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The hotel staff was very friendly and eager to please. Rooms were comfortable and clean. In fact, the maids did a very good job keeping the room clean. Hotel location in San Francisco was close to Union Square.
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It was situated near to a good Chinese eatery. Tour concierges were good. I didn't take advantage of the happy hour, but everyone should.
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Very friendly staff, the hotel is a bit quirky in decoration, which we liked. Free wine and cheese reception every evening that gave us a chance to chat with people from all over the world.
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This historic, 1913 San Francisco hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Union Square and features a free breakfast as well as a wine and cheese reception every evening. Adult guests are welcomed with a frosted shot of tequila. Each guest room at Best Western The Hotel California has free Wi-Fi and a cable TV. Hardwood floors and California-themed decor are also featured. The Millennium vegetarian restaurant, open 7 days a week, serves organic, locally-sourced vegan and vegetarian food. A fitness center is also on site. A computer in the lobby is available for guest use. A cable car stop is just 2 blocks from the Best Western Hotel California. Chinatown is 6 blocks from the property. We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 82, Hotel Chain: Best Western. Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 433,412 properties worldwide
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Hilton San Francisco Union SquareLocated in the heart of downtown San Francisco and just a 5-minute walk from the Powell Street subway station, this Hilton features an on-site Starbucks and a beautiful courtyard pool.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 03:13
Score from 559 reviews
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Hotel BeresfordThis central San Francisco hotel is just a 2 minute walk from Union Square. It features an on-site restaurant and offers Victorian-style guest rooms with a minibar and cable TV.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 03:06
Score from 1584 reviews
- 7.4/10
The Donatello HotelThis central San Francisco hotel is just 1 mile from the popular sights of Union Square. It features an on-site restaurant and offers spacious rooms with a 32-inch flat-screen TV.Most recent booking for this hotel was 2 minutes ago
Score from 483 reviews
- 8.8/10
Parc 55 Wyndham San Francisco - Union SquareThis downtown San Francisco hotel is a block from Union Square and the Hallidie Plaza, which features a cable car stop. The hotel provides massage services and a tour desk.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 02:10
Score from 1529 reviews
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- 8.3/10