My car (99 dodge stratus, automatic, 2.4 L, 148K miles) has been developing a strange problem over the past few months that I have unsuccessfully diagnosed. When slowing down, even from 10 mph, the RPMs will drop as low as 250 and the car will begin to shake. Often, especially when making a sudden stop from high speeds, the car will actually stall. The check engine light is on and returns a running lean code.
Some of the reasons for a crying baby are: Hunger: If three or four hours have passed since his last feeding, if he has just woken up, or if he has just had a very full diaper and he begins to cry, he's probably hungry. A feeding will most likely turn a crying baby into a contented one.
Then it reaches its highest point, and begins to decrease. This is the basic peak pattern of crying in infants. However, although they all do it, there are lots of differences between one infant and another. For example, some infants might have their peak at 3 weeks of age, while others have it at 8 weeks of age. For some infants, the amount of crying that infants do at the peak might be 1 hour a day; for others, the amount of crying might be 5 hours.