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This spring, we're publishing some exciting new titles across a range of disciplines. Where Are the Woman Architects? by Despina Stratigakos examines a male-dominated profession to uncover the causes for its dearth of women. Award-winning scientist and storyteller Sean B. Carroll takes us on a quest to discover the rules of regulation and their ramifications in The Serengeti Rules. If you've ever wondered about the secret lives of fireflies, then Silent Sparks by noted biologist Sara Lewis is the book for you. To see these titles and many more, check out our spring preview:
PUP's Spring 2016 Preview
New Economics & Finance Catalog
Our Economics & Finance 2016 catalog is now available.
|In Phishing for Phools, Nobel Prize-winning authors George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller reveal the dark side of the free market, including the role that manipulation and deception play in it.
|Robert J. Gordon explores the period of economic boom following the Civil War and the impact it had on society in The Rise and Fall of American Growth. Then, he argues that this era has now come to a close, analyzing the causes and effects of economic stagnation.
|Check out Europe's Orphan by Martin Sandbu, a defense of the beleaguered euro and an analysis of what must be done to achieve prosperity in Europe.
|Nobel prize-winning author Angus Deaton analyzes the remarkable progress that some nations have made over the course of the past 250 years and addresses what steps ought to be taken to aid those nations that have had less success in The Great Escape, now available in paperback.
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Finally, if you're in San Francisco for the Allied Social Science Associations Meeting, visit PUP at booth #205.
New History Catalog
Our History 2016 catalog is now available.
|In The End of American Childhood, Paula S. Fass describes the history of childhood and parenting in the United States, and the shift that has recently taken place in how children are raised.
|John T. McGreevy sheds light on the significant impact that Jesuits have had on Catholicism and how they achieved such influence despite major challenges in American Jesuits and the World.
|The Work of the Dead by Thomas W. Laqueur is a cultural history of attitudes toward death and the dead from antiquity to the present. Why do humans feel compelled to care for the bodies of those who have passed? Read this sweeping work to find out!
|Check out The Love of Strangers by Nile Green, in which he relates the story of when six Iranian students came to London to study in the early nineteenth century. Pick up a copy to learn what happened when East met West.
|Finally, On Stalin's Team by Sheila Fitzpatrick draws the curtain back from the loyal men who served in Stalin's inner circle from the late 1920s to his death in 1953.
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PUP will be at the American Historical Association Annual Meeting in Atlanta from January 7 to January 10. Come see us at booth #505.
New Mathematics Catalog
We invite you to browse our Mathematics 2016 catalog:
|In his forthcoming book, Roger Penrose makes the case that physicists are just as prone to be influenced by fashion, faith, and fantasy as anyone else. Sometimes, these forces can be positive, he argues, but they often lead researchers astray. Pick up a copy of Fashion, Faith, and Fantasy in the New Physics of the Universe to learn more.
|Interested in numbers? Then Summing It Up by mathematicians Avner Ash and Robert Gross is for you! Ash and Gross have written an accessible book about current mathematical research that can be enjoyed by those with a casual interest and college math majors alike.
|Paul J. Nahin explains how physics can be found in everyday situations in In Praise of Simple Physics. You'll be surprised at how often you use it!
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Finally, if you're going to be in Seattle for the Joint Mathematics Meeting from January 6 to January 9, visit PUP at booth #105 or follow it online using #JMM16.
New Anthropology Catalog 2016
We invite you to scroll through our latest Anthropology catalog.
Check out The Mushroom at the End of the World by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, an investigation of Matsutake, the most valuable mushroom in the world and its amazing ability to survive and, indeed, thrive in human-disrupted landscapes. Using the mushroom as an example, she sheds light on the relationship between the darker side of capitalism and collaborative survival.
In Righteous Transgressions, Lihi Ben Shitrit examines how women in conservative religious societies find ways to circumvent strict ideas about their role to engage in the political arena using four groups as examples: the Jewish settlers in the West Bank, the ultra-Orthodox Shas, the Islamic Movement in Israel, and the Palestinian Hamas.
Finally, Avi Max Spiegel examines the competition among established Arab Muslim groups to gain the support of the growing population of youths among their ranks in Young Islam. He focuses not only on the work of established Muslim thinkers, but also the growing body of writing from the younger generation to make the case that the nature of Islamist movements is changing.
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PUP will be at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting from November 18 to November 22 in Denver—visit us at booth #310!
Finally, for a limited time we are offering 30% off on select print titles.
Introducing the new video trailer for The Quotable Feynman
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard P. Feynman (1918–88) is widely known for his scientific genius. But during his life, he became as famous for the wit, wisdom, and lucidity of his popular lectures and writings as for his fundamental contributions to physics. We are pleased to present the new video trailer for The Quotable Feynman, including approximately 500 quotations carefully selected by his daughter, Michelle Feynman, from his spoken and written legacy:
Check out chapter one here.
George Akerlof and Robert Shiller pose with their new book jacket
Nobel Prize winners Robert Shiller and George Akerlof got the chance to pose with the phenomenal cover for their forthcoming book, Phishing for Phools, the lead title on our Fall 2015 list (stay tuned for the posting of our new seasonal catalog!) The drawing on the cover is an original by New Yorker cartoonist Edward Koren, and the jacket design is by our own Jason Alejandro. You can catch George talking about the book, which is a fascinating look at the central role of manipulation in economics, at this lecture at Duke University.
Hot off the Presses — Princeton University Press's #NewBooks for this week
|Books released during the week of September 2, 2014
|After the End of Art:
Contemporary Art and the Pale of History
Arthur C. Danto
With a new foreword by Lydia Goehr
"If you are seriously attentive to contemporary art, you are already aware of Danto and his general positions, and owe it to yourself to read this book. If you are not, but are genuinely curious, you would do well to follow him. . . . Throughout it is clear and direct; at best, it is brilliantly crystalline. . . . I know of no more useful single book on art today."–Michael Pakenham, Baltimore Sun
|The Amazons:
Lives and Legends of Warrior Women across the Ancient World
Adrienne Mayor
"An encyclopedic study of the barbarian warrior women of Western Asia, revealing how new archaeological discoveries uphold the long-held myths and legends. The famed female archers on horseback from the lands the ancient Greeks called Scythia appeared throughout Greek and Roman legend. Mayor tailors her scholarly work to lay readers, providing a fascinating exploration into the factual identity underpinning the fanciful legends surrounding these wondrous Amazons. . . . Mayor clears away much of the man-hating myths around these redoubtable warriors. Thanks to Mayor's scholarship, these fearsome fighters are attaining their historical respectability."–Kirkus Reviews
|The Copyright Wars:
Three Centuries of Trans-Atlantic Battle
Peter Baldwin
"Scholarly but accessible and lucid; essential for students or modern intellectual property law and of much interest to a wide audience of writers, journalists, publishers and 'content creators'."–Kirkus
|A Deadly Indifference:
A Henry Spearman Mystery
Marshall Jevons
New in Paperback!
"Readers will find themselves effortlessly picking up the economic principles strewn about by the authors as clues…. The corpse, when it appears, is a show stopper."–Deborah Stead, The New York Times Book Review
|Defining Neighbors:
Religion, Race, and the Early Zionist-Arab Encounter
Jonathan Marc Gribetz
"The encounter between Jewish and Arab thinkers in Ottoman Palestine was subtler than we know. Jonathan Gribetz cannot redo the past, but his brilliant study of their mutual understanding gives us new language to use in this conversation going forward. An indispensable work."–Ruth R. Wisse, professor emerita, Harvard University
|Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?
A Neuroscientific View of the Zombie Brain
Timothy Verstynen & Bradley Voytek
"In Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?, Verstynen and Voytek expertly unravel the mysteries of the zombie brain. Equal parts entertaining and informative, this important and brilliant must-read just might save the world someday. I gobbled it up like a zombie eating brains!"–Matt Mogk, author of Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Zombies
|The Irrationals:
A Story of the Numbers You Can't Count On
Julian Havil
New in Paperback!
"The insides of this book are as clever and compelling as the subtitle on the cover. Havil, a retired former master at Winchester College in England, where he taught math for decades, takes readers on a history of irrational numbers–numbers, like v2 or p, whose decimal expansion 'is neither finite nor recurring.' We start in ancient Greece with Pythagoras, whose thinking most likely helped to set the path toward the discovery of irrational numbers, and continue to the present day, pausing to ponder such questions as, 'Is the decimal expansion of an irrational number random?'"–Anna Kuchment, Scientific American
|Making Heretics:
Militant Protestantism and Free Grace in Massachusetts, 1636-1641
Michael P. Winship
New in Paperback!
"A major and refreshingly original study. . . . A remarkable portrait of how Puritanism generated and attempted and finally failed to control divergence from orthodoxy."–Iain S. Maclean, James Madison University, Religious Studies Review
|Murder at the Margin:
A Henry Spearman Mystery
Marshall Jevons
With a new foreword by Herbert Stein and a new afterword by the author
New in Paperback!
"Writing pseudonymously, [William Breit and Kenneth Elzinga] have created Henry Spearman, a Harvard economist (actually a "Chicago' economist affiliated with Harvard), who utilizes the economic way of thinking literally to figure out "whodunit.' If there is a more painless way to learn economic principles, scientists must have recently discovered how to implant them in ice cream."–John R. Haring, Jr., Wall Street Journal
Solving the Twelve Labors of Hercules
Michael Huber
New in Paperback!
"The figures and diagrams are well chosen, the mathematics is presented attractively, the pace is appropriate. Unobtrusively, the general level of mathematical sophistication tends to rise as the book progresses. This book offers ideas to teachers seeking topics on which to pin some abstract maths, and could encourage students to think imaginatively about their subject, and where it might arise in unexpected circumstances."–John Haigh, London Mathematical Society Newsletter
|Russian Orthodoxy Resurgent:
Faith and Power in the New Russia
John Garrard & Carol Garrard
New in Paperback!
"At the heart of the book is a masterful biography of Alexy himself. . . . An important and meticulously researched book."–Thomas de Waal, Times Literary Supplement
|Zombies and Calculus
Colin Adams"If you're dying to read a novel treatment of calculus, then you should run (don't walk!) to buy Zombies and Calculus by Colin Adams. You'll see calculus come alive in a way that could save your life someday."–Arthur Benjamin, Harvey Mudd College
Hot off the Presses — Princeton University Press's #NewBooks for this week
Art of the Deal: Contemporary Art in a Global Financial Market
Noah Horowitz
With a new postscript by the author
"Art of the Deal is a crucial book on art and finance."
–Blake Gopnik, Daily Beast
Conus of the Southeastern United States and Caribbean
Alan J. Kohn
Princeton Wild Guides
"World-class scholarship. This is a great book that takes readers on a scholarly grand tour from the earliest research history to the latest methodological approaches used to understand the biology and relationships of this intriguing group of gastropods. Kohn provides an amazing and unprecedented wealth of information."–Rüdiger Bieler, coauthor of Seashells of Southern Florida
The Entrepreneurial Group: Social Identities, Relations, and Collective Action
Martin Ruef
"Ruef explodes the myth of the lone entrepreneur, showing how those who start businesses assemble productive groups around themselves. He explains in a brilliant, original way how groups evolve into viable organizations and why some succeed while others fail. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how entrepreneurs build businesses and why growing an enterprise is a team sport."–Philip Anderson, INSEAD, director of the Rudolf and Valeria Maag International Centre for Entrepreneurship
Getting Saved in America: Taiwanese Immigration and Religious Experience
Carolyn Chen
"This book thus offers interesting points of view on the construction of identity and constitutes a good reference for understanding the family and religious traditions of the Taiwanese people: meaningful anecdotes, examples, and quotations, and a psychological approach."–Hayet Sellami, China Perspectives
Governing America: The Revival of Political History
Julian E. Zelizer
"Zelizer's essays give the reader a good grasp of the ways that politics has unfolded over the past half century. And the range of topics gives a good sense of where the field lies at this point. The scholarship is impeccable, the sources appropriate, and the tone scholarly without being pedantic. As this collection of Zelizer's finest work indicates, the discipline of history still has room for political history."–John H. Barnhill, Canadian Journal of History
Moral Disquiet and Human Life
Monique Canto-Sperber
Translated by Silvia Pavel
"[A]n extremely rich and wide-ranging work, written by one of the foremost contemporary moral philosophers in France. . . . Without at all sacrificing rigor, [Monique Canto-Sperber] demonstrates in a most resounding way that philosophy at its very best is plentiful in its resources to speak quite illuminatingly to the circumstances of life that agonize us so."–Laurence Thomas, Ethics
Presidential Leadership and the Creation of the American Era
Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
"Sometimes the best presidential decisions are decisions not to act. This point is made in an excellent new book by Joseph Nye of Harvard University entitled Presidential Leadership and the Creation of the American Era."–Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Alexis G. Burgess & John P. Burgess
"Truth is remarkably succinct. . . . Yet it covers a great amount of ground with accessible discussions of a variety of topics. . . . [I]ntelligent and provocative."–Michael P. Lynch, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
What Does a Black Hole Look Like?
Charles D. Bailyn
"This book goes straight to the heart of astronomical intuition and evidence about black holes. Written in a highly accessible style, it provides enough information to educate an undergraduate astronomy or physics major without going into the many details required in a graduate class. I think students will greatly enjoy this book and derive significant insight from it."–Coleman Miller, University of Maryland, College Park
Hot off the Presses — Princeton University Press's #NewBooks for this week
Against Security: How We Go Wrong at Airports, Subways, and Other Sites of Ambiguous Danger
Harvey Molotch (With a new preface by the author)
"Mr. Molotch . . . present(s) a vivid picture of the ways in which poorly designed security measures can deform everyday life and defeat themselves."–Jordan Ellenberg, Wall Street Journal
The Age of Garvey: How a Jamaican Activist Created a Mass Movement and Changed Global Black Politics
Adam Ewing
"At last, an account of Garveyism worthy of its historic influence. Taking a unique approach to the twentieth century's first black power movement, Ewing shows how Garveyism became a dynamic force in the politics of the interwar years. His superlative book bridges the genres of intellectual, social, and cultural history to serve as a model for the study of transnationalism."–Vincent Brown, author of The Reaper's Garden
Aristotle's Ethics: Writings from the Complete Works
Revised, edited, and with an introduction by Jonathan Barnes & Anthony Kenny
Reviews from The Complete Works of Aristotle: "This new edition makes a landmark of scholarship available in a very usable form."–Library Journal
Atlas of Cities
Edited by Paul Knox
With a foreword by Richard Florida
"This is an atlas with a difference. It broaches the complexity of the urban experience directly and in a beautifully persuasive graphical way, showing how this great variety of city types and features can be explained both chronologically and geographically. A wonderful book of new insights about how our contemporary cities have evolved." –Michael Batty, author of The New Science of Cities
Sample this book: http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/i10307.pdf
The Bee: A Natural History
Noah Wilson-Rich
With contributions from Kelly Allin, Norman Carreck & Andrea Quigley
Earth is home to more than 20,000 bee species, from fluorescent-colored orchid bees and sweat bees to flower-nesting squash bees and leaf-cutter bees. This book takes an incomparable look at this astounding diversity, blending an engaging narrative with practical, hands-on discussions of such topics as beekeeping and bee health. It explores our relationship with the bee over evolutionary time, delving into how it came to be, where it stands today, and what the future holds for humanity and bees alike.
Between Slavery and Capitalism: The Legacy of Emancipation in the American South
Martin Ruef
"It would seem difficult to add any new knowledge to the history of the southern economy after the Civil War. But Martin Ruef has done just that. By arguing that the reconstruction of the southern economy was an uncertain and conflict-riven process, he suggests that the options that were pursued were a complex social construction that reflected the relative power of planters and their former slaves. Put simply, producing a labor market involved the construction of a new model of racial employment in the South. Ruef's book uses previously unexploited data sources to examine the construction of this market from the bottom up and shows how this affected the life chances of African Americans for at least two generations."–Neil D. Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley
Family Values: The Ethics of Parent-Child Relationships
Harry Brighouse & Adam Swift
"Family Values is an important book on a neglected topic by two excellent scholars. It advances an original argument, and does so clearly and accessibly. Highly recommended."–Stephen Macedo, Princeton University
Green: The History of a Color
Michel Pastoureau
"Beautifully illustrated."–Daily Mail
Hidden Markov Processes: Theory and Applications to Biology
M. Vidyasagar
"This book provides a terrific introduction to an important and widely studied field–Markov processes (including hidden Markov processes)–with a particular view toward applications to problems in biology. With a wonderful balance of rigor, intuition, and choice of topics, the book gives a unique treatment of the subject for those interested in both fundamental theory and important applications."–Sanjeev Kulkarni, Princeton University
The Origins and History of Consciousness
Erich Neumann
With a foreword by C.G. Jung
Translated by R.F.C. Hull
"There can be no doubt that [Neumann] has brought to his task a remarkable . . . knowledge of classical mythology, some considerable acquaintance with the comparative study of religion, and a deep understanding of those psychological views and theories evolved by C. G. Jung."–The Times Literary Supplement
Paradoxes of Liberal Democracy: Islam, Western Europe, and the Danish Cartoon Crisis
Paul M. Sniderman, Michael Bang Petersen, Rune Slothuus & Rune Stubager
"Taking its starting point from the infamous Danish cartoon crisis and the clash of democratic values and Muslim fundamentalism that followed, this engagingly written, methodologically sophisticated, and creative study of public opinion adds substantially to a growing body of research into this 'clash of civilizations'. The views of the Danish majority, far from scapegoating and vilifying the Muslim minority, distinguished carefully and intelligently between upholding the rights of this minority to live as Danish citizens while at the same time restricting freedoms for those associated with the threat of fundamentalist violence. This superb analysis of the nuances of public morality convincingly eschews simple answers to important and complex questions."–Geoffrey Evans, University of Oxford
Penguins: The Ultimate Guide
Tui De Roy, Mark Jones & Julie Cornthwaite
"The imagery in this book is incredible. Penguins is not only attractive and entertaining, but also an authoritative and easy-to-use reference. It is unlike any other book on the subject."—Alvaro Jaramillo, author of Birds of Chile
The Politics of Evangelical Identity: Local Churches and Partisan Divides in the United States and Canada
Lydia Bean
"The Politics of Evangelical Identity is a bracing corrective to the perception of evangelicals as theological stooges mesmerized by the spell of conservative masterminds. Bean persuasively argues that the appeal of conservatives in the evangelical base has far more to do with how they connect the political to everyday spiritual and religious practices. Her path-clearing and transformative book brilliantly engages the political perspectives, moral passions, and religious beliefs of evangelicals from a practical, grounded perspective."–Michael Eric Dyson, Georgetown University
Profane Culture
Paul E. Willis
With a new preface by the author
A classic of British cultural studies, Profane Culture takes the reader into the worlds of two important 1960s youth cultures—the motor-bike boys and the hippies. Both groups were involved in an unequal but heroic fight to produce meaning and their own cultural forms in the face of a larger society dominated by the capitalist media and commercialism. They were pioneers of cultural experimentation, the self-construction of identity, and the curating of the self, which, in different ways, have become so widespread today.
Sample this book: http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s10358.pdf
A Reflection of Reality: Selected Readings in Contemporary Chinese Short Stories
Chih-p'ing Chou, Liping Yu & Joanne Chiang
"Chinese instruction is not only about teaching linguistic forms and their usages, but also about helping students obtain knowledge of Chinese culture and society. This timely book successfully achieves both of these goals by exposing students to literary works and language materials that are vivid and rich. A Reflection of Reality sets a model for teaching Chinese."—Lening Liu, Columbia University
Sample this book: http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s10387.pdf
The Silent Sex: Gender, Deliberation, and Institutions
Christopher F. Karpowitz & Tali Mendelberg
"This pathbreaking book brings us the latest research on why, in most public situations, women don't speak up as much as men. It's not just confidence–institutions matter, too. Sensitive and compelling, The Silent Sex is a must-read for anyone who cares about gender equality."–Jane Mansbridge, Harvard Kennedy School
Topics in Quaternion Linear Algebra
Leiba Rodman
"This is a very serious treatise by an author who is a powerful researcher and a clear expositor. I know of no other book that treats both the basic theory and advanced material as carefully and as comprehensively as this one. Topics in Quaternion Linear Algebra is a singular contribution of considerable value."—Douglas R. Farenick, author of Algebras of Linear Transformations
Sample this book: http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s10408.pdf
Why Gender Matters in Economics
Mukesh Eswaran
"This thoughtful, energetic, creative, and engaging book does a terrific job reviewing and explaining some of the most interesting economic research on gender in recent years. It fills an important gap in the gender and economics literature."—Nancy Folbre, professor emeritus of economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Sample this book: http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s10362.pdf
Why Tolerate Religion?
Brian Leiter
With a new preface by the author
"A model of clarity and rigour and at points strikingly original, this is a book that anyone who thinks seriously about religion, ethics and politics will benefit from reading."–John Gray, New Statesman


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This will seem vague so I apologize in advance. My Son threw up twice yesterday and in the middle of the night last night. He has no other symptoms and after he throws up he seems fine.
We have a Doctors appointment later today but I'm worried and what do worried Mom's do? They come to the board in hopes that someone else has gone through the same thing.


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- Cape student sues, accuses school officials of slamming her to ground multiple times (04/28/16)48
- Neelys Landing man shot, killed by highway patrol trooper after traffic stop (05/01/16)43
- Bob Evans restaurant in Cape Girardeau among chain's 21 closings (04/26/16)9
- Missouri House votes to allow concealed weapons without permits (04/28/16)8
- Police report filed, but no charges in incident at Cape Central (04/29/16)40
- 2016 All-Missourian Boys Basketball (04/29/16)
- Statement: Man says cops� good work drove him to grow his own marijuana (05/01/16)1
- Two hurt in motorcycle wreck on Interstate 55 (04/25/16)1
- Senator introduces bill for I-57 that would connect Sikeston with Little Rock (04/28/16)4
- River Ridge Winery changes hands (05/02/16)
Schools' funding lawsuit still on
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Saying the Missouri Legislature has failed to fix serious flaws in how the state funds public education, a group of school districts announced Tuesday that it won't back off its lawsuit asking a court to declare the system unconstitutional.
In the wake of the legislature's passage last month of a new formula for distributing state financial aid, the Committee for Educational Equality, which represents 257 districts, met Sunday in Columbia to decide whether to continue the litigation, which was filed in January 2004 and claims the current formula provides schools too little money that is unfairly distributed.
Tyler Laney, the group's chairman and superintendent of the Crane School District in southwest Missouri, said the vote to proceed was unanimous among those present. While giving the legislature credit for making an effort, Laney said the new formula does little to address the issues raised in the lawsuit.
"If an analogy of the old formula is one plus two equals three, the new formula is two plus one equals three," Laney said. "When it comes to providing fairness to each Missouri student regardless of where they live, the local wealth of the school they attend or the individual needs the child possesses, the numbers still don't add up."
The case is pending in Cole County Circuit Court. It isn't expected to proceed to trial until early next year.
In response to the announcement, three key Republican state senators said they will pursue a proposed constitutional amendment next year that would strip Missouri courts of jurisdiction to hear education funding lawsuits. The senators -- Senate Majority Floor Leader Charlie Shields of St. Joseph, education chairman Gary Nodler of Joplin and judiciary chairman Matt Bartle of Lee's Summit -- filed such a proposal this year, but the legislature took no action.
"School funding should rest in the hands of elected legislators and the governor and not in the hands of an unelected judiciary," Shields said. "For the state to have to spend money, which could be used on our children's education, to defend ourselves from a lawsuit that is also funded by the taxpayers is wrong."
If the proposed amendment clears the legislature next year, it would be subject to ratification by Missouri voters. Alex Bartlett, the Jefferson City attorney representing the Committee for Educational Equality, said even if the provision were adopted, he doubts it could affect cases already in existence.
Laney said the plaintiff group has spent $413,805 on the lawsuit to date. The group's member districts are providing the financial support. Bartlett said he is billing the group $200 an hour, well below his standard rate of $285 an hour. Bartlett also said he isn't charging for all his time spent on the case.
A representative of the second group involved in the lawsuit, the Coalition to Fund Excellent Schools, said last week that it will remain in the case to protect its interests so long as the Committee for Educational Equality continues it. The coalition is concerned solely with the funding adequacy issue and not the fairness of distribution. It represents around 70 school districts, including Cape Girardeau, Perry County and New Madrid.
Cape Girardeau School District superintendent Mark Bowles said the district will continue as a plaintiff.
"We really don't know the future of the funding of this formula, which is the main point of contention for most legislators," Bowles said.
East Prairie School District superintendent Scott Downing, the point man for the 49 Southeast Missouri districts that belong to the Committee for Educational Equality, said the new formula's call for boosting direct aid to local schools by $900 million over seven years falls short of providing districts the money they need.
"We just feel like it still is not an adequate amount of money to educate children," Downing said. "There are still a lot of things to be worked out in the new formula that the lawsuit hopefully will address."
Many superintendents say the funding increase called for by the new formula simply reflects normal growth in state education spending that would be expected even without changes in the system.
Gov. Matt Blunt, who has yet to sign the formula bill into law but intends to, slammed districts for continuing the litigation.
"Those included in the lawsuit want a massive tax increase instead of a responsible formula that ensures Missouri's schoolchildren get the education they deserve," Blunt said.
The case is Committee for Educational Equality, et al., v. State of Missouri, et al. The bill is SB 287.


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The Bloomberg Lesson
How a fledgling news organization got big while others shrank.
Daily newspapers didn't see the lucrative news and information opportunity Bloomberg did for the same reason they didn't enter the Web search business when it was green. As mature and graying industries, newspapers are mortified by the creative destruction of changing markets, so they take only tiny and confused steps—mostly backwards. Years after the Web had made newspaper stock tables obsolete, the dailies started to prune and discontinue them, but how many added something of greater value in the form of new columnists or graphs that explained changing markets? Bloomberg's genius, and I don't use that term lightly, was to exploit how deeply people who need information will dig into their pockets to pay for it.
Having stolen the financial presses' lunch by Hoovering every available number into its computers, the Bloomberg machine has targeted the Washington beat. In March of this year, Al Hunt, who heads Bloomberg's Washington bureau, put his press colleagues on notice when he told U.S. News & World Report'sWeb site about additions to his economic team and plans to hire more journalists to cover the Securities and Exchange Commission. As of March, Bloomberg's D.C. bureau employed 120 people. As a point of comparison, that's about three times the size of the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau.
"Our principal mandate is to cover anything that has money written on it, anything that affects markets," Hunt said. That sounds like Congress, the White House, the courts, and the regulatory agencies. At $1,425 per month, Bloomberg ain't the people's news. But at a time when newspaper readership is declining and newspapers are shriveling, Bloomberg is growing. There's a lesson in that.
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Just last week a private contractor began burying about six miles of a Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) electric distribution line in the Squirrel Lake area in the town of Minocqua.
Now the utility is applying to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) for permission to complete a larger number of similar projects elsewhere in the state.
Wednesday WPS applied to the PSC for a Certificate of Authority (CA) for a five-year project to modernize selected segments of its electric distribution system by burying or upgrading lines. If the project is approved, construction would begin in 2014.
The WPS proposal involves electric lines that have the most challenging reliability issues – primarily in rural areas that are heavily forested.
"We're concerned about the areas where electric reliability is lower than state and national averages. We will target locations in which customers are repeatedly faced with the loss of power due to storms – sometimes for several days," WPS vice president of energy delivery Vern Peterson, said. "When the project is complete, these customers will see a level of reliability that the rest of the company already receives."
WPS proposes to address about 200 to 300 miles of electric distribution lines each year beginning in 2014.
"The lead time for actual conversion of the overhead lines is significant," Peterson said. "For the project to move forward we have to identify landowner support for the project and determine if there are any geographical or environmental obstacles, as well as to begin a preliminary design for the new underground system." Peterson said another time-consuming aspect of the project is obtaining the necessary easements from landowners to allow WPS to bury the lines.
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In the project, WPS will bury and upgrade electric lines that have proven to be poor performers in its system, and where improvements make sense financially. The company is conducting a comprehensive analysis of the electric distribution lines to determine where the improvements will be made. Not all lines in the affected areas will be upgraded. WPS will prioritize the lines to be upgraded or buried based on historical reliability performance data.
"We're still identifying the worst performing lines in the company," Peterson said. "Then we add in geography, soil conditions, and other factors that will influence the cost of converting the lines to underground or upgrading. We're aiming to improve reliability in situations where it can be done at a reasonable cost."
Peterson said that while still analyzing the WPS system, the company has already selected segments to begin the project in the Minocqua, Eagle River, Rhinelander, Wabeno and Wausaukee areas.
"Obviously, we can't do the entire areas," Peterson said. "Landowners that will be affected in 2014 have recently been contacted or are being contacted now." Additional landowners will be contacted year-by-year as the project moves forward.
After being contacted initially, it could be several months before WPS contacts the property owner again because of the scope of working with 5,000 or more landowners.
In addition to the effort of placing lines underground, WPS is analyzing options to improve reliability in areas where burying the lines is impractical and not cost-effective.
Among the options is Distribution Automation (DA), in which power can be automatically rerouted from adjacent circuits to serve customers experiencing outages. Locations that will be considered include areas where the soil is too rocky to install underground or other areas in which placing conductors underground is not cost-effective.
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- 25 Apr, 2016
Toshiba releases "H2One Truck Model", Hydrogen-Based Autonomous Energy Supply System loaded on TruckToshiba Corporation has added a new addition to its line-up of hydrogen-based autonomous energy supply systems with the release of H2One™ Truck Model. A scaled down version of the H2One™ BCP Model installed in a disaster evacuation site in Kawasaki, south of Tokyo, the new system offers improved mobility and can be transported to disaster sites to provide a flexible energy supply.
- 21 Apr, 2016
Toshiba H2One™ Hydrogen Based Autonomous Energy Supply System Now Providing Power to the City of Yokohama's Port & Harbor BureauThe first commercial unit of H2One™, Toshiba's hydrogen-based autonomous energy supply system, has started operation as an emergency power supply and load management system in Yokohama, Japan. The system has been installed at the Yokohama Cargo Center (YCC) on Daikoku Futo, an artificial island and pier in the Port of Yokohama.
- 20 Apr, 2016
Toshiba Subsidiary in India Wins Major Kenyan Order for Power Distribution TransformerToshiba Transmission & Distribution Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. (TTDI) has been awarded a US$34-million contract by Kenya Power & Lighting Company (KPLC), the operator of Kenya's electrical grid, to supply approximately 8,000 distribution transformers. The order is the second that TTDI has won from KPLC.
- 19 Apr, 2016
Toshiba Group Donation to Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in Kumamoto and Neighboring RegionToshiba Group will make a donation equivalent to 10 million yen in cash and Toshiba products to assist relief and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Kumamoto prefecture and the surrounding region in Kyushu, southern Japan.
- 11 Apr, 2016
Toshiba Wins Order in Indonesia for Ultra-Super Critical Steam Turbine and Generator for Expansion of Lontar Coal Fired Thermal Power PlantToshiba Corporation has received an order to supply a steam turbine and generator for an ultra-supercritical coal-fired thermal power plant being constructed for Perusahaan Listrik Negara, Indonesia's state-owned electricity company.
- 7 Apr, 2016
Toshiba to Build Railway Systems Equipment Production Facility in HyderabadToshiba Corporation , a world leader in advanced electrical equipment for locomotives and rolling stock, today announced that it will establish a new production facility for electrical equipment for railway systems in Hyderabad, India for expanding its commitment to India and its ability to supply international markets.
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In this article I want to focus on the vision of the valley of dry bones, found in Ezekiel 37:1-14, because we can learn many profound things from this fascinating passage of Scripture.
The book of Ezekiel was written by the prophet bearing the same name, which means "God will strengthen." A Hebrew from the tribe of Levi, he was among the elite of Judah who were captured by Nebuchadnezzar and carried away to Babylon. Ezekiel prophesied between the years 600 and 570 B.C. and was a contemporary of the prophet Daniel...
An Amazing Fact: The coconut tree is sometimes called the tree of life because of its amazing versatility. My father, who was a World War II pilot, says that when planes went down in the Pacific Islands, the stranded pilots sometimes survived for many months on little more than coconuts. From coconuts we get food, milk, butter, clothing, baskets, oil, wax, and even soap. Their shells can be used to make a bowl and other utensils, and their husks can serve as fuel for a fire.
Trees are essential to the life and well-being of this planet. For instance, most of the medicine we have today is derived from trees-even more than from plants. Aspirin is made from salicylic acid, which is found in the bark of willow trees. Taxol, a drug used to treat ovarian cancer, is extracted from the bark of the rare Pacific yew tree. Hundreds of other medicines are derived from trees in the rainforests of Central and South America.
An Amazing Fact: While under the influence of a light hypnotic trance, a man who submitted to a scientific hypnosis experiment was ordered to pick up a glass from the table. Although he was a strong, athletic type, the man could not budge the glass from its position. His most strenuous exertions could not lift the glass that was light enough for any child to remove.
Why could he not do it? Because the scientists, after placing him in the trance, had told him that it was impossible to pick up the glass. Because his mind was convinced that it could not be done, his body was unable to carry out the command to lift it. What a dramatic demonstration of the fact that no person can really obey commandments he believes are impossible to perform!
Does God Require the Impossible?It is probably safe to say that the majority of Christians today are resigned to falling short of the moral law. In fact, they are quite satisfied that God doesn't expect them to fulfill that law completely, either in the flesh or in the spirit.
An Amazing Fact: It is estimated that between 30,000 and 40,000 people die from snakebites each year, 75 percent of whom live in densely populated India. The most deadly snakes in India are the cobra, Russell's viper, saw-scaled cobra, Indian krait, and Ceylon krait.
Burma has the highest snakebite mortality rate, with 15.4 deaths per 100,000 people per year. Australia has some of the world's most poisonous snakes, but the average death toll there is only six persons per year. In South America about 4,500 people die annually from contact with the Fer-de-lance.
None of the snakes just mentioned are found in the United States, where the chief offenders are coral snakes, copperheads, cottonmouths, and rattlesnakes.
An Amazing Fact: The Sun is a fantastically hot cosmic-radiation powerhouse, with a surface temperature of about 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Its interior temperature is estimated as high as 18 million degrees Fahrenheit. The pressure at the center of the sun is about 700 million tons per square inch. That's enough to smash atoms, expose the inner nuclei, and allow them to smash into each other, interact, and produce the nuclear fusion that gives us our light and heat. In fact, the material at the core of the sun is so intensely hot that if you could capture just enough to cover a pinhead, it would radiate sufficient heat to kill a man one mile away!
An Amazing Fact: Gordius was a Greek peasant who became king of Phrygia simply because he was the first man to drive into town after an oracle had commanded his countrymen to "select as ruler the first person who would drive into the public square in a wagon." In gratitude, Gordius dedicated his wagon to the god Zeus and securely tied the tongue of the wagon in the temple grove with a thick, strong rope. The knot was so intricately entwined that no one could undo it. Many tried, but all failed. A prophet said that whoever succeeded in untying the difficult knot would become the ruler of all Asia. Hearing this, young Alexander the Great attempted to untie the complex Gordian knot but was also unsuccessful, so he drew his sword and cut it through with a single stroke. Alexander of course went on to become the ruler of Asia and beyond. The expression "to cut the Gordian knot" is now used for resolving a difficult problem by a quick and decisive action.
An Amazing Fact: In Asia lives a remarkable little spider that has its home under the water. This water spider spins a tiny web in the shape of a bell and attaches it to stems of water weeds and plants just below the pond surface. All spiders must breathe air, so the water spider takes its air along like a skin diver. On the surface she traps tiny bubbles in the hairs of her body, then hurries home and releases them under her web. The spider makes many trips to bring air bubbles back for her home. The waterproof web becomes inflated with trapped air and makes a perfect diving bell where she lives, eats, and lays her eggs. If the air is used up, the spider surfaces to breathe and collect more fresh bubbles for her home below. Living below, and yet breathing the air from above, this little spider is constantly surrounded by water, yet remains perfectly dry!
Experts have proven that one of the most successful methods of memorization is through picture association. The Lord uses this teaching technique because He knows that humans are extremely visual creatures. This is one of the main reasons Jesus taught with parables.
An Amazing Fact! Houdini, born Erich Weiss on March 24, 1874, is perhaps America's most famous magician and escape artist. While visiting a psychiatrist friend in Nova Scotia in 1896, Houdini saw his first strait jacket. Instead of shock, he was inspired to create an act around escaping from it. And Houdini didn't just escape from a strait jacket-he did it hanging upside down from his ankles, suspended yards above the ground.
Houdini then expanded his act to escape not only from any handcuffs offered, but also from most any location suggested. Houdini escaped from jail cells, handcuffed bridge jumps, padlocked crates thrown into rivers, locked canvas mailbags-even a giant paper bag, without making a single tear in it. Possibly his most memorable escapes were the stage illusions he made famous, including the Water Torture Cell, the Milk Can Escape, and Buried Alive.


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Deaths or serious or severe adverse events attributed to Prussian blue insoluble have not been reported. Constipation was reported in 10/42 (24%) patients in the Goiânia accident treated with Prussian blue insoluble. Severity of constipation was mild in 7 patients and moderate in 3 patients. Constipation was successfully treated with a high fiber diet.
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Adequate and well-controlled drug-drug interaction studies in humans were not identified in the literature. In preliminary studies, animals were contaminated with several different radioisotopes and treated with several different radioeliminators. Based on these animal data, co-administration of Prussian blue with other radioeliminators does not affect the efficacy of Prussian blue for 137Cs.
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Distance from Mount Pleasant, IA to Dodgeville, WI is 195Miles or 314 Km. You can get this distance about 3 hours 22 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 50 mins .
A car with an average MPG will needs 9.03 gallons of gas to get the route between these points.
The estimated cost of gas to get between Mount Pleasant, IA and Dodgeville, WI is $20.5.
During the route, an average car will release 176.92 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
* Average US MPG used for calculations is 21.6 MPG.
* Average US gas price used for calculation is 2.27 per gallon.
* Coordinates of Mount Pleasant, IA is 40.96699, -91.55171000000001 and coordinates of Dodgeville, WI is 42.96028, -90.13039000000003
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2. Attaching your iPhone to the touch screen device would be a nightmare that would involve some serious work, assuming that once the work was done, the device could process the video signal.
Had you felt it necessary to provide more information about the Touch Screen device and the vehicle it was in, the answer may still have been NO, but for different reasons
Could there be a way to view videos I have on my iphone 4s on the touch screen I have in my car using a cable or any type of wireless technology
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South Denver Beer Festival: VIP Package
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- $49 ($85 Value) for One VIP Pass to South Denver Beer Festival
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- Includes Early Entry, T-Shirt, Unlimited Tastings, Souvenir Cup & More!
- Enjoy Shuttle Service to the Downtown Littleton Light Rail
Tap into the mountain region's famous brewing culture with this offer for one VIP ticket to the South Denver Beer Festival to use on Saturday, May 3 or Sunday, May 4. In addition to one-hour early admission to this festival in Clement Park in Littleton, your VIP ticket also snags you a souvenir tasting cup, a festival T-shirt, and access to an exclusive distillers, chocolate, and cheese tent.
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• Access to more than 120 beers from 60 breweries
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With its spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains and serene lake, Clement Park provides the perfect setting for a day of outdoor fun. Spend the afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. sampling more than 120 brewsfrom more than 60 participating breweries -- with local, regional, and international brands on offer, you're sure to find something new to love. Between sips, be sure to check out the festival's other fun events, like the mustache competition and more.
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English: Sherlock Hound
Synonyms: Famous Detective Holmes, Meitantei Houmuzu
Japanese: 名探偵ホームズ
Type: TV
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VIDALIA — The City of Vidalia will operate on a $37.4 million budget for fiscal year 2014-2015.
The budget, adopted by the board of aldermen this week for the July 1 start of the fiscal year, anticipates $37,526,000 in revenues and $37,411,958 in expenditures, which will generate an anticipated surplus of $114,042.
"This is a good budget, a tight budget," Mayor Hyram Copeland said. "We are continually operating in the black, and I am proud of that."
Copeland said the city's objective is to take the revenues it gets and upgrade city services.
"When we have the extra funds, we don't put the money in a certificate of deposit to gain interest in the bank when we can take that money and use it for what it should be used for, to upgrade the quality of life in our community," he said.
"You have to try to continue to keep the quality of life in your community, keep the streets maintained, keep city equipment updated and a lot of our projects we are working have to continue to be financed."
When the aldermen adopted the budget for the now current fiscal year, they also adopted a revised budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, which ended Monday.
The revised budget reflected $37,043,715 in total expenditures and $33,357,250 in total revenue, reflecting a $3.69 million deficit. The city ended the year with approximately $25.3 million in funds.
Vidalia City Accountant Ashley Anderson said the revised budget reflected additional revenues and additional costs the city hadn't anticipated at the time of planning for the 2014 budget.
"One of the big increases was that operating costs increased because of the cost of natural gas going up," Anderson said. "We have to purchase the cost, and that also affects the cost of purchasing electricity."
Vidalia operates its own utility system, which includes gas, electrical, water and sewage service.
"We have asked our department heads to tighten up more, because the cost of operating has gone up and the cost of hospitalization (for employees) has also gone up," Copeland said. "We are looking for areas we can hold the ground on."
Additional revenues for fiscal year 2014 included grants the city received, such as a $30,000 grant to the police department and funds from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers related to the relocation of utility systems, Anderson said.
Copeland said some of the changes in revenue also have to do with when grant funds will be received. For example, $10 million in the current budget reflects the commitment from the State of Louisiana's capital outlay program for the Vidalia Port project.
Some of those funds had been anticipated in the past, but will be received this year, Copeland said.
"In my 22 years as mayor, we have always had to amend the budget," he said. "That's just something you have to do because you can't anticipate everything."
Anderson said preparation for the fiscal year 2015 budget began approximately six weeks before it was finished.
Alderman Jon Betts said he didn't have any comment about the budget and characterized it as "business as usual."
The budget anticipates $3,175,000 in tax revenue and $16,249,000 in charges for services — among other revenue streams — and plans for the city to pay $1,005,000 in principal and $787,000 in interest on its debt service.
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BOSTON -- The Bruins have activated forward Chris Kelly from the injured reserved list and he'll be active for Tuesday's game against the Florida Panthers at TD Garden.
Kelly, who suffered a broken right fibula Dec. 7 against the Pittsburgh Penguins, missed 22 games. Before the injury, Kelly had three goals and four assists and was a minus-1 in 29 games. He'll be back in the middle on the Bruins' third line between Loui Eriksson and Carl Soderberg.
"I'm playing tonight and I'm excited," Kelly said. "It's my first game back in a while and it's almost like training camp again. It's an exciting time. You're either ready or not and I feel good."
Meanwhile, forward Ryan Spooner and defenseman Zach Trotman were sent to Providence.
Spooner has played 22 games for the Bruins this season, posting 11 assists and a minus-1 rating. Before his recall, the 21-year-old forward had five goals and 18 assists for 23 points in 21 games for Providence.
"He has been really good for us," Julien said of Spooner. "But at the same time he still has some things to work on. We can look at his point production, at the same time he has no goals. So he's got to learn to start taking more goals to the net.
"He's a great playmaker; he was a minus-1 player. We knew at times when he got stuck in our own end with his line, he was really struggling with helping out with the D. So parts of his game still have work, but there is -- to me if he keeps improving the way he has, there's a good future here for him. Love his speed, love his creativity and everything else, but when you play in the NHL you need a little bit more than that. He's going to work on that and there's probably a good chance you're going to see him here again this year."
Trotman has played in two games for the Bruins and 32 games for Providence this season.


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Cody Hall impressing New Japan
While he still needs further training, Cody Hall has been impressing those within New Japan. He has been very receptive to advice and ideas that are presented to him. In the ring, Hall has shown a natural ability for screen presence. The belief is that he is a surefire lock to become a WWE star once he is done training overseas. If he behaves, then Scott Hall might be brought in along with his son as well.
December 30, 2015
Triple H avoided Scott Hall
During a recent podcast interview, Scott Hall revealed that Triple H wanted to contact him for years but was not allowed to because WWE wanted to avoid any involvement with someone that was suffering from substance abuse. HHH eventually convinced management to induct Hall into the hall of fame after he had stayed sober for more than a year, thanks to the help of Diamond Dallas Page.
December 26, 2015
WWE signing Scott Hall
It did not take very long for Scott Hall to be allowed back in the good graces of WWE. The former Intercontinental Champion revealed that management has sent him a Legends contract so that he can rejoin the promotion. Hall noted that it was sitting in his living room and has not been signed yet. The belief is that he will a lawyer read through the document to see what he can do outside of the company.
October 14, 2015
Kevin Nash leaving WWE
The history books were changed when Kevin Nash and Scott Hall left WWE for WCW. New details from that chapter have been revealed. During a podcast interview with Steve Austin, Hall revealed that one of the reasons why Nash was willing to leave the promotion was because management sided with Bret Hart in his decision to refuse to take the power bomb finisher. Nash felt that management did not have enough respect for him.
October 7, 2015
nWo in WWE
During his podcast interview with Steve Austin, Scott Hall revealed that he was never really comfortable when he was doing the nWo gimmick in WWE. He stated that Vince McMahon told him right off the bat that he was willing to do the stable with just Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan. Hall said that made him uncomfortable. He also mentioned that he knew that McMahon would never really push the New World Order like they should have been.
October 2, 2015
Scott Hall training NXT
During a recent interview, Scott Hall revealed that he has been invited by WWE to go back to NXT and help the developmental wrestlers. He had a really good experience the last time around, and the performers really enjoyed being in the presence of someone that has cemented his spot in the history books. Hall has been wanting to be more involved in the industry, and it looks like he might have found a way.
September 21, 2015
Scott Hall at Summerslam
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August 18, 2015
Paige defends Scott Hall
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August 8, 2015
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We donot have cause- effect relationship between utilization and drop in credit score other than general known trend that higher the utilization - higher are chances of reduction in score over long term - say typically 6 to 12 month period.
Average utilization which total of charges on all credit card divided by total available credit on credit cards.
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