Christopher A. Wolter, D.D.S. & Associates

We have FOUR items for today's blog:

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1.  It's less than a week until the Super Bowl: 

Green Bay PACKERS versus Pittsburgh STEELERS on Sunday, February 6th.

Just for fun, we're having a FREE Super Bowl prediction contest.  Select the winning team and the margin of victory, and win up to $100.  For details, CLICK HERE.  Good Luck!

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2.  Due to popular demand, we have extended the deadline on our "find the three secret words" contest until the end of February.  So far, we have awarded over $2,000 in credits.  If you haven't found the three words yet, CLICK HERE!

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3.  Do you know HTML?  Web design?  We're looking for some advice on how to feature each staff member's length of service in our office.  We believe that the cumulative experience of our staff is unusual for a dental office, and our patients benefit from that experience.  Unfortunately, we've had some trouble getting that total experience on each staff member's individual page.  If you have some background in JavaScript and/or HTML, CLICK HERE.

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4.  We finally updated the "Aviation" section of our Photo Gallery.  If you want to understand what Dr. Wolter likes about flying, CLICK HERE.

Instead of just blurting out the answer and spoiling it for everyone, just click on the mailbox below, and I'll send you an IMMEDIATE response with the answer and its explanation.

It sounds like a no-brainer, but it's not so simple.

(60 + 180)/2 = 240/2 = 120

Don't feel bad. This has even confused math professors. Think "MPH".

(I promise to give you the answer, and explain it, if no one has gotten it by New Year's Day).

You are going to drive a race car two laps on a one-mile-long oval racetrack. At the end of the first lap, you have averaged 60 mph. How fast do you need to average on the second lap in order to average 120 mph for both laps?

This is the very first "official" day of the revamped "DrWolter.com" website.  Yours truly put it all together during the past four months.  It's all been timed to coincide with our December 2010 Newsletter (also put together by yours truly), which should be arriving at 4,300 patient family homes tomorrow.  Just a few more bugs to work out, and it should be ready for lots of hits tomorrow.