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UW-Madison: Study – Can meditation sharpen our attention?

CONTACT: Antoine Lutz, 608-262-8705, alutz@wisc.edu; Richard Davidson, 608-265-8189, rjdavids@wisc.edu MADISON - A new study at the University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests that people can train their minds to stay focused. The study, led by UW-Madison scientist Antoine Lutz, involved subjects interested in meditation in an effort to see whether voluntary mental training can affect attention. Results suggest that attention stability is...

Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association: Latest H1N1 flu info now on Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association web site (WVMA.org)

MADISON (Nov. 13, 2009) – Animal owners looking for the latest information on the H1N1 flu virus can now find it through the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association’s web site, http://www.wvma.org. The site now has a link on its home page to an extensive list of frequently asked questions about H1N1 compiled by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)....

UW-Madison: Cycling team, city of Madison to host collegiate cycling nationals

CONTACT: Jason Carr, 414-839-1830, jrcarr@wisc.edu MADISON - The National Collegiate Cycling Association (NCCA) announced that the cycling team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison won the bid to host the 2010 and 2011 Collegiate Road National Championship races. "Our team has been tirelessly vying for this bid for several months," cycling team president Jason Carr says. "To see that USA Cycling recognized...

Alliant Energy: Receives 2010 Inspiring Efficiency Awards for impact and marketing

Media Contact: Nancy Craig (319) 786-4788 MEEA recognizes company for bold disaster response and unique outreach CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – November 13, 2009 – Interstate Power and Light Company, an Alliant Energy company (Alliant Energy) has been recognized as a 2010 Inspiring Efficiency award winner by the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA). The award recognizes Midwest leaders who deliver groundbreaking advancements...

Wisconsin Dental Association: 12 individuals, four groups recognized for service to dentistry, public oral health

CONTACT: Carol S. Weber, APR, Director of Public Relations PHONE: 414-755-4108 (direct) E-MAIL: cweber@wda.org Green Bay’s Dr. James Van Miller earns lifetime achievement honor WEST ALLIS, WIS., Nov. 13, 2009 – Green Bay resident and pediatric dentist Dr. James L. Van Miller is the 2009 Wisconsin Dental Association Lifetime Achievement Award recipient in recognition of the significant amount of time, energy and expertise he has...

U.S. Cellular: Calling All Communities campaign returns to give $1 million to schools

MILWAUKEE – Once again, U.S. Cellular is inviting communities to rally around their favorite schools to share $1 million. Ten schools across the country with the most votes will each win $100,000 to use in any way they want in the company’s Calling All Communities campaign. Between now and Jan. 15, 2010, anyone 18 or older can visit any...

Underground Printing: Launches campus designers program

Custom printed apparel maker encourages student creativity while giving back within the campus community Along with their trademark custom printed and retail apparel, Underground Printing is announcing the launch of an innovative new program known as the Campus Designers program (http://www.ugpcampusdesigners.com). The UGP Campus Designers program encourages students to express their creativity through unique apparel designs that speak to...

MMAC: Unveils agenda to power prosperity

At its November 10th All Member Meeting, MMAC unveiled two critical public policy documents. The first was a comprehensive benchmarking study of the region. “To know where we want to go, we must first take an honest look at where we are as a region,” said MMAC President Tim Sheehy in presenting the study. The study compared the metro...

Busch: Cardinal Glass gearing up its solar side with Wisconsin sand

By Brian Clark For WisBusiness.com Way back when -- sometime around the Cambrian and Orodovician periods -- large amounts of low-iron, pure quartz sandstone were deposited in the shallow ocean covering what is now Wisconsin. This was roughly between 470 and 500 million years ago, in what UW-Madison emeritus geology professor Bob Dott calls “those dim, long-gone days when...

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