years, and had undergone coronary stenting, but had no history of encephalitis, traumatic brain injury or poisoning. On examination, the patient exhibited a blood pressure of 150/80 mmHg, an irregular heartbeat, clear consciousness, apathy, slurred speech, disorientation, memory loss and decreased comprehension and calculation abilities. The patient scored 11 points on the mini-mental state examination. Muscle strength in four limbs was slightly lower than normal with limb hypermyotonia, particularly in the lower limbs. Babinski's sign (−) was observed on both feet. The patient walked forward with fewer movements and postural instability, and was classified with Hoehn-Yahr stage III of Parkinson's disease. Cranial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed long T1 and T2 signals in the bilateral frontal lobes, a high FLAIR signal, an enlarged vascular shadow at the meningesKilpela, Winn set Killer Whales team records

December 20, 2012

MARQUETTE - Andrew Kilpela, 14, and Hannah Winn, 8, set team records while Colin Vanderschaaf, 7, qualified for a second state championship event at the Marquette Holiday Swim Meet hosted Dec. 15 by the YMCA of Marquette County.

Kilpela's mark came in the 50-yard backstroke when he covered the distance in 28.73 seconds.

Winn set the age 8 & under team record in the 200-yard butterfly with a 3:44.27 clocking.

Vanderschaaf won the 25-yard freestyle in a qualifying time of 17.12.

The Killer Whales now have 14 athletes qualified for individual events at the YMCA state championship meet scheduled for March.