Author: jplucas

Both candidates suggested such numbers were far from their thoughts amid a crisis, but ?that?s just not true,? according to Barry Burden, a professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin.

Noted: Dr. Michael Kim, chief of pediatric emergency medicine at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, told ABC News that a better emergency room experience for children could lead to less fears of the medical system for them in the future.

Quoted: “This is an epic showdown between two people who have deep roots in the state,” University of Wisconsin-Madison professor Barry Burden said. “It?s been heavily negative, particularly in the advertising, but it?s also carried on into the debates.

Noted: But after a few years of hard work, Lawrence, who has a master?s degree in community economic development, said he began to feel pulled more toward the trenches. So he started Fathers, Families and Healthy Communities on his own in 2010 and brought in as a senior adviser Kirk Harris, a University of Wisconsin professor and expert on how to help men become more responsible fathers.

Quoted: ?As a whole, we don?t know a lot about what controls tropical storm size.?- University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist Clark Evans

Quoted: Timothy Van Deelen, a wolf expert at the University of Wisconsin, said the state will have a hard time managing such a small population. He said that even minor mistakes can be destabilizing and lead to uncontrolled population growth or collapse.

Quoted: “Sometimes there?s what we call the ?Model of the Year,? ” says Christopher Velden, a senior researcher at the University of Wisconsin, Madison?s Space Science and Engineering Center.

Noted: In Wisconsin, according to University of Wisconsin-Madison political science professor David Canon, Baldwin?s sexuality “certainly has not been an issue in the campaign in any big way.”

Quoted: ?You can?t take a breath without seeing a political ad right now,? said Michael Wagner, a political expert at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. ?If you haven?t seen a political ad in Wisconsin, you must not own a TV set.?

Quoted: ?The Republicans clearly believe that the state is still in play,? said Barry Burden, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Noted: Connie Flanagan, a developmental psychologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, says voting is habit forming. ?Once you?ve made your first vote, it becomes part of your routine,? she said. ?Everyone you know votes. It feels like a moral and civic obligation.?

Quoted: Barry Burden, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor who conducted the research based on Census Bureau and county records.

Quoted: Dietram Scheufele, life sciences communication professor, and Katy Culver, journalism and mass communication professor.

Quoted: Adrian Treves, founder and director of the Carnivore Coexistence Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Quoted: “You don?t measure the greatness of a military by the end number of pieces of hardware you possess. You judge it by the capability it possesses,” said John W. Hall, an assistant professor of U.S. military history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Noted: That said, it could have simply been Mr. Romney trying to show a friendly persona, said Dietram Scheufele, a communications professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Quoted: Early voting isn?t new, but it?s caught on quickly, said Barry Burden, a professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Quoted: ?We can talk to infants, but at least initially they aren?t going to understand what the words mean,? said Dr Paula Niedenthal, a psychologist at the University of Wisconsin who led the study.

Quoted: Barry Burden, a University of Wisconsin political scientist who studied early voting in his state, early voting is just “a convenience for people who likely would have voted anyway.”

Quoted: “For all we know, it could be the obesity that makes (the children) have higher BPA levels,” says Ellen Connor, an associate professor of pediatric endocrinology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Quoted: “These kinds of food systems can generate jobs,” as well as help small farms, noted Sharon Lezberg, associate scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. “There?s a whole host of benefits.”

Noted: Thompson?s electability was once assured based on his name recognition and vast likability in the state as a moderate conservative dating back to his years as governor. That shifted during the Republican primary, when he took hard right positions that many perceived as catering to national trends in his party, says Dennis Dresang, a political scientist at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Those positions helped Baldwin portray him early in the race as unreliable and dogmatic.

Noted: Joseph Peterson, a professor in the University of Wisconsin geology department, and his colleagues took CT scans of the skulls and compared the distribution of lesions to those on the skulls of birds, crocodilians, and mammals – particularly mammals with horns.

Noted: University of Wisconsin?Madison ecologist Stephen Carpenter has for years studied how critical transitions can be used to keep invasive species from overtaking healthy habitats. Using the food chain at Peter Lake on the Wisconsin?Michigan border as a test bed, Carpenter and his colleagues over several years introduced dozens of largemouth bass into the algae-infested water.

Quoted: “Their economic future isn?t very bright,” says Timothy Smeeding, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin?Madison. “Wages and income are flat. Transportation, childcare costs, and healthcare costs are going up, and your income isn?t.”

Noted: The debate is important because ?the archaeological record is very stingy,? says the study?s lead author, paleoanthropologist Travis Pickering of the University of Wisconsin, Madison. So evidence on how humans got their food ?is one of the few things we can ? extrapolate from to talk about cognition and sophistication and social organization.?

Noted: One thing?s for sure, tonight?s town-hall style format between President Barack Obama and challenger Mitt Romney will look much different than their first meeting. Also, University of Wisconsin-Madison Political Scientist Barry Burden says the first debate changed the dynamic of the campaign, with Romney coming out ahead.

Quoted: ?In recent years, as prices fell in many markets… many were faced with the prospect of selling for less than they paid,? says Justin Sydnor, assistant professor in the Wisconsin School of Business at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.