Thus, assuming that a paralegal works 40 hours a week, only 2.5 hours per week are left for non-billable activities like interoffice meetings, performance reviews, coffee breaks, organization of work, training, informal exchanges with others in the office, and everything else that needs to be done!
Normal basal body temperature is typically below 98 degrees Fahrenheit before ovulation and rises above 98 degrees Fahrenheit after ovulation. A temperature drop of greater than 0.4 degrees Fahrenheit occurs during the 48 hours preceding ovulation.
The basal body temperature method you mention, that some people use to chart fertility, requires measuring your temperature at rest each day. Before ovulation, a temperature between 96 and 98 degrees is normal.Your body's at rest temperature should rise slightly, to between 97 and 99 degrees, beginning on the day of ovulation until the start of your period. Changes in temperature may be extremely small â maybe only 1/10th of a degree.hile hovering around 96 or 97 degrees is normal for some, the following conditions could also contribute to a suddenly or persistently low body temperature: 1  Hypothyroidism. 2  Diabetes. 3  Liver or kidney failure. 4  Infection. 5  Endocrine dysfunction. 6  Side effect of certain medications. 7  Excessive alcohol or drug use.