Yikes. I hate going to the ER (too many sick people) but at times like that it's unavoidable. Glad he's doing better.
At least you got rid of a bunch of stuff that you won't have to move! Good luck with the job!
You got it, Casey.
Id be happy for a couple of percentage points. I make less then half of what they will now be saving (and I know this to be so because Im the one that consolidates and loads the budget figures each year)
Ok, sorry, I couldn't get through that with a straight face.
Sorry the peanut butter at work continues. One of these days we'll find employers who sit back every so often and ask, "How can I make my workers' jobs easier?"
Mornin' guys....I take a day off yesterday and you guys run up 8 pages!
Hey all.
Had a scare with DS over the weekend. Everything seems to be fine now, but saturday morning he woke with what appeared to be bug bites all over his tummy and his legs. We treated as such with some anti-itch cream, and went to work cleaning his bedding, mattress, and room to try and find whatever got at him during his sleep.
The next morning, he was covered from head to toe in the same bite-like marks, and his hands, feet, and face were all swollen. Pediatrician was not open, so we took him to the ER, concerned about the possibility that the swelling could spread.
At the ER, we're told it's most likely an allergic reaction to Augmentin, the antibiotic he was on for an ear infection. There's no way to be sure that this is the cause, but we've stopped giving it to him and the reaction seems to be lessening in severity over the last couple of days.
It's just so frustrating to not be able to do more to help him deal with the pain and discomfort he is going through. Hopefully he is feeling better sooner rather than later.
In other news, work is good, and DW and DD are doing okay. Halloween approaches, and I've yet to get the decorations out. Maybe this upcoming weekend??
Poor kid. I hope stopping the meds does the trick.
Beverly.
Well...tomorrow is the day of the alledged pest-controll visit, and I've busted my butt over the past 5 days to get ready....and fell short
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I think our group of DisDad Doctor's have already diagnosed your wife's problem. Hopefully it is nothing more than that. Sending prayers!
Sorry for the huge picture.
This is the FCC report.. with letters from Disney
And some technical info about the bracelet itself....
Compliance with 47 CFR 15.247(i)
Systems operating under the provisions of this section shall be operated in a manner that ensures that the public is not exposed to radio frequency energy levels in excess of the Commission's guidelines. See § 1.1307(b)(1) of this chapter.
The EUT is a wrist-worn arm band operating in the 2.4 GHz band. It can be considered a portable transmitter per 47 CFR 2.1093 because it can be used within 20cm of the users torso. The antenna is internal to the unit and permanently attached. The antenna is a an inverted F antenna with 0 dBi of gain. The maximum peak conducted output power is 0.687 mW.
The maximum peak radiated power is 0.687 mW eirp for FCC ID: Q3E-MB-R1G1. The transmit frequency is 2401 to 2476MHz, therefore the EUT does not require routine SAR evaluation because it falls below the low power threshold of 60/f(GHz)mW. Please see this excerpt from KDB 447498 D01 Mobile Portable RF Exposure v04, item 2)(a)(i):
"a device may be used in portable exposure conditions with no restrictions on host platforms when either the source-based time-averaged output power is <=60/f(GHz)mW or all measured 1-g SAR are <0.4W.kg."
The applicants wireless radio, FCC ID: Q3E-MB-R1G1, is compliant with the requirements of FCC 15.247(i).
Sorry for the huge picture.
Here is a picture of a door at CSR that has been fitted with RFID.
Borrowed from the CSR thread...
Thankfully this time of year you can just put everything in coolers and put them out on the deck.
Scary. Hopefully he's feeling better today.Hey all.
Had a scare with DS over the weekend. Everything seems to be fine now, but saturday morning he woke with what appeared to be bug bites all over his tummy and his legs. We treated as such with some anti-itch cream, and went to work cleaning his bedding, mattress, and room to try and find whatever got at him during his sleep.
The next morning, he was covered from head to toe in the same bite-like marks, and his hands, feet, and face were all swollen. Pediatrician was not open, so we took him to the ER, concerned about the possibility that the swelling could spread.
At the ER, we're told it's most likely an allergic reaction to Augmentin, the antibiotic he was on for an ear infection. There's no way to be sure that this is the cause, but we've stopped giving it to him and the reaction seems to be lessening in severity over the last couple of days.
It's just so frustrating to not be able to do more to help him deal with the pain and discomfort he is going through. Hopefully he is feeling better sooner rather than later.
In other news, work is good, and DW and DD are doing okay. Halloween approaches, and I've yet to get the decorations out. Maybe this upcoming weekend??
That's what I'm thinking too. DW had this. Stay on top of it and she'll be fine. Prayers to you.Morning... came....awfully....fast....
Sounds like gestational diabetes, DW had it with both kids. She'll likely have to monitor and take insulin during the pregnancy. Prayers to you both..
