The University of Wisconsin boasts many notable individuals among its alumni including Dick Cheney, a state Supreme Court justice, a CBS news reporter, playwrights, poets, authors, film producers, astronauts and several congressman and governors.The undergraduate and graduate programs in real estate offered in the Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics at the University of Wisconsin, Madison are consistently ranked among the top programs in the United States.

Originally posted by @Poet Mior:Hello BP Family.

Wow, I just realized I am a poet and didn't know it.How about some royalties Josh:Your Real Estate Education = BP Nation

(http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1973/press.html#fig1#fig1)and search more for Wilkinson's catalystthis explains how it is working in a bit better "language" (http://www.greenfootglobal.com/clientinc/upload/GFGpresentsETData6-17.pdf)Originally posted by Max Drizin:It's quite too good to be true.

Good grief, did I just quote a Massachusetts poet for a stronger stand on immigration than the commander in chief of the armed forces?

If a Nobel Peace Prize laureate can be protected by a gun, so can I.

This "experience" is one reason stores like Starbucks have people shelling out $5 a cup for lousy coffee and milk - you simply cannot beat the casual, yet classy, atmosphere of their lounge-type stores, with the easy-listening jazz playing over the speakers, your poets and would-be screenwriters banging out their next masterpiece on their laptop computers, and Realtors or notaries in the corner signing offers and loan docs.

Think about how many Nobel Laureates got the housing crash wrong using data like these.If you've determined that this area is the one you want to focus on, the information you should be looking at should be much more local, not stuff that the Department of Labor uses.I'd recommend getting there physically and going to individual neighborhoods.  

The same people willing to work for 49 years also purchase lottery tickets with the idea that that piece of poet will make them millions.      

In a parallel example on of my professors used to love to point out, the English poet John Milton initially planned to write 8 books of Paradise Lost (about the fall of Adam and Eve) and 8 books of Paradise Regained (about Christ's triumph over Satan's temptations in the desert).