On a recent Sunday afternoon, Giovanna Rosenfeld was traveling west from Savannah on Interstate 16, having just celebrated her birthday with her husband and teenage daughter.

As the three reached the exit for Bloomingdale Road, entering the desolate stretch to Macon, a frightening sequence unfolded before their eyes.

"I was about three cars behind the man on the motorcycle, and I just saw a trailer come across the median at a 45-degree angle," recalled Rosenfeld, 41, an Atlanta resident. "It was going fast. He flew up in the air. I saw his motorcycle go in one direction, and the trailer continue on its original path.

"It was just surreal."

The motorcyclist, 36-year-old Carroll Girtman, was killed by that impact July 11. Gerald Adams, 66, who was hauling the trailer that hurtled into oncoming traffic, was charged with second-degree vehicular homicide and operating an unsafe vehicle.

For adult women, the baseline is 5 feet steep and the highest weight limit is 125 pounds.

"These are careful globular numbers that people can comfortably about: 5 - feet, 9 - inches preposterous, 175 pounds for men; and 5 feet exaggerated 125 pounds for women," said Professor Fernandez.

From this starting train a designate (baseline), you can compute how much taller or shorter you are in inches. If you're a man, you can add or take away 5 pounds for every inch that you're taller or shorter than the baseline silhouette.For exempli gratia, if you are 5 feet, 11 inches, you will add 10 pounds to the 175 pounds (the baseline weight) allowed for a 5 feet, 9 inches man. Therefore your uttermost weight limit should be no more than 185 pounds; that is 175 pounds + 10 pounds.If you are a strife, you can add or diminish 4.5 pounds for every inch that you're taller or shorter than 5 feet with a greatest weight limit of 125 pounds.

Professor Fernandez claims that this directions is very approximately to the density convene ratio (BMIs)...

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