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By using each of the digits from the set, {1, 2, 3, 4}, exactly once, and making use of the four arithmetic operations (+, , *, /) and brackets/parentheses, it is possible to form different positive integer targets.
For example,
8 = (4 * (1 + 3)) / 2
14 = 4 * (3 + 1 / 2)
19 = 4 * (2 + 3) 1
36 = 3 * 4 * (2 + 1)
Note that concatenations of the digits, like 12 + 34, are not allowed.
Using the set, {1, 2, 3, 4}, it is possible to obtain thirty-one different target numbers of which 36 is the maximum, and each of the numbers 1 to 28 can be obtained before encountering the first non-expressible number.
Find the set of four distinct digits, a b < c d, for which the longest set of consecutive positive integers, 1 to n, can be obtained, giving your answer as a string: abcd.


Archaea, Bacteria and Eukaryota form the three domains of life. Eukaryotic cells contain a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. The cells of archaea and bacteria in contrast are formed by a single compartment that is surrounded by the plasma membrane (Gram-negative bacteria have an additional outer membrane). The objective of this project is to visualize biological cells and highlight by a user selected sub-cellular compartments in a way that they stand out from the un-selected ones.


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Before I became a mother of three boys (as well as a teacher), I was quite active in civic life. I am looking to return to civic and community life in this next season of my career. Prior to 2015, I served on the youth outreach community of the Wilshire Community Police Advisory Board, as well as volunteered at PATH (People Assisting the Homeless). My husband and I led a college and career group at our church. I was a charter member of a rowing team on the campus of Occidental College, and I interned with Los Angeles City Councilmember Laura Chick, as well as participated in a Summer Internship program at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.
A huge part of my civic involvement came through my time at the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley. As a writer and special projects assistant. I saw the intricacies of business, its many challenges and far reaching interdependence in all the facets of our lives from education to health care to groundwater pollution issues. My time there took me all over Southern California and beyond as I participated in ground water and college campus symposiums throughout the west, hospital roundtables, economic forecasting and small business, etc. After my husband and I relocated our small business to Colorado, I became a history, social studies and language teacher in Douglas County. In this role, I have promoted historical learning. creating fieldtrips where there was previously not that structure. These include a day of history at the Colorado Highlands Ranch Mansion with local historical dancing, the Cherokee Ranch and Castle, where students not only learned about the architecture and art, but witnessed veterinarian care of the Ranches cattle herd and lastly, an ecclesiastical tour of the downtown Catholic Basilica as well as the Greek Orthodox Church illustrating the lasting effects of the East-West Church Schism.
Again, as a mother of three boys, and as a part-time teacher, as well as a family owner of a small business, I have had my hands full. However, as my boys have gotten a little older and with more of these opportunities becoming online, I have been very excited to get back involved with civic life. I was very active with civic organizations it is time to get involved again. And redistricting by citizens, not political parties, is incredibly important! Something that can make a real difference!
I have registered as unaffiliated with the express purpose of reminding myself not to vote exclusively down party lines. In the past, I have made an effort to look at each issue and candidate, regardless of party affiliation. And my actions can testify to that. In the past, I have worked for City Council Laura Chick, a democrat, as well as briefly for former President Reagan, a Republican. As a teacher, I have to be fair and impartial with my students regardless of my personal feelings toward a student. I have often found that when there is a point of contention, I need to seek to understand, to wait and listen. Often, I am rewarded with an increased awareness of the student's needs and their reason for behaving a certain way. This allows me to tailor my response. However, the goal of equipping these students with what they need for their lives remains the same. Promoting consensus and contributing to create agreement among commissioners would require the same time-honored approach of seeking to understand first, then to be understood.
When I was applying to graduate school, I received a score in the 90th percentile of the analytical portion. I have always been someone who loves to tackle a problem, seek to understand it, analyze it and then often to teach it to another person. My analytical skills have been one of the greatest assets to me as a teacher. I am constantly assessing my student's current grasp of a particular concept, figuring out where the gaps in their knowledge and understanding might be and coming up with the best way to fill in those gaps. I am one of the few people who like to do those logic puzzles before bed. You know the ones with the grid and a list of clues. Suzie is taller than Jeff but shorter than Bill...
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RIDER OF THE FLAMES A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
It's almost the turn of the century -- no, not this century. In RIDER OF THE FLAMES (FEUERREITER), it's 1796, and the famous German poet, Friedrich Hölderlin, played with haunting melancholy by Martin Feifel, is madly in love with Susette Gontard (Marianne Denicourt), who shares his passion.
But Hölderlin has a problem. Two actually.
First of all, Susette is a happily married woman who has four delightful young children.  Asking her to give all of this up and run away with him, as he does, is like asking the cow to jump over the proverbial moon.
Second, while Hölderlin, a poor poet who has little success in selling his writings, has the requisite wealthy patron, Baron Isaac von Sinclair (Ulrich Matthes), the Baron is infatuated with Hölderlin and has no desire to share him with Susette.
The story starts in 1802 at Susette's deathbed but quickly flashes back to the first time the poet sees the love of his life. In a movie gorgeously filmed by Egon Werdin, the occasion of their first encounter is pure magic. She is backlit by bright, white fireworks that dazzle against a royal blue background. Throughout the rest of the movie, the male lead's beauty outshines the female's, but not in this scene, in which she looks like something sent from heaven. (Hölderlin, with his long, curly hair and striking beauty, looks like a model for the cover of one of those romance novels known as "bodice rippers.")
Hölderlin arranges to get himself hired as a tutor to his would-be lover's son so that he can be near her. He succeeds but is in agony until he can win her heart. After he does, he comes to even more grief, as he becomes painfully aware that getting her to leave her husband, for whom she has genuine affection, is extremely difficult at best.
Writer Susanne Schneider does a masterful job of naturally weaving in passages of Hölderlin's poetry without it ever sounding stilted or forced. Looking terminally sad, he reads his poetry about Susette ("My soul to song had fallen silent") and reflects on the hopelessness of their love affair. At one point, he covers himself in papers on which he has written poems about her so that he can feel her. "Everything that mankind has ever done is naught compared to a single moment of love," Hölderlin declares, having a terminal case of love for the essentially unobtainable.
As directed by Nina Grosse, the lavish costume drama makes careful choices about what to explain and what to just let happen. The entire story has a war as the backdrop. Exactly who is fighting whom and why is left unexplained.
The war causes Jakob to send his wife and children away with Hölderlin to look after them. This violates a husband's first rule: Do not entrust your wife for safekeeping to someone who looks like Antonio Banderas. The precise results are unpredictable but almost certainly undesirable -- at least for the husband.
The only problem with the film comes from the director's falling in love with her work. At almost two and one quarter hours, the movie sags when a little judicious pruning would have kept the focus. And after a logical conclusion right after Susette's death, the movie continues on with a anticlimactic and overlong epilogue that would have been better handled in a written explanation in the closing credits. These faults are minor, however, and detract little from the success of this picture of tragic romance.
RIDER OF THE FLAMES runs 2:12. The film is in German with English subtitles. It is not rated but would probably be an R for very brief sex, nudity and violence. It would be fine for teenagers.
The film, which was released last month in Germany, will be the opening night film at the 4th annual "Berlin and Beyond Film Festival" at the Castro Theater in San Francisco (January 15-21, 1999).
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I have graduated from Princeton University, where I was a member of the Graphics and Vision groups, working with prof. Thomas Funkhouser. Off to new adventures now!
Prior to Princeton, I was studying at University College London, where I received Master of Engineering degree, working with prof. Simon Julier and prof. Niloy Mitra.
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This page contains a schedule of the teaching sessions. Most of the teaching will take place August 02-13, 2021, with additional supervision on August 17. Each day will generally contain one-two teaching sessions. Most sessions will follow the daily schedule below:
- Morning session (9-12):
- 9-10 Live lecture,
- 10-12 Notebook with integrated lecturing videos on technical aspects of the session + exercises
- Lunch break (12-13):
- Afternoon session (13-16):
- 13-14 Live lecture,
- 14-16 Notebook with integrated lecturing videos on technical aspects of the session + exercises
- Office hour, optional: 16-17 (booking system through Google Sheets, see link in the schedule below)
The complete schedule of sessions is listed below with title, lecturer and links to material. Unless otherwise specified, the teaching will use the hours specified above. See practical information for where lectures and exercise classes take place.
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| Jul 01 | Assignment 0 posted | |||
| Jul 28 | 12:00 | Assignment 0 hand-in | ||
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| Aug 02 | 9-11 | 1a. Course welcome + intro to git and markdown | ABN/JKR/NJ/TJ | |
| 11-12 | 1b. Meet group | TAs/JKR | ||
| 13-16 | 2. Data Structuring 1 | JKR & TAs | le, nb, nb sol | |
| 16-17 | Office Hour | JKR | gs | |
| Aug 03 | 9-12 | 3. Data Structuring 2 | JKR & TAs | le, nb, nb sol |
| 13-16 | 4. Plotting | JKR & TAs | le, nb, nb sol | |
| 16-17 | Office Hour | JKR | gs | |
| 23:59 | Assignment 1 posted | -- | nb | |
| Aug 04 | 9-12 | 5. Strings, Queries and APIs | JKR & TAs | le, nb, nb sol |
| 13-16 | 6. Scraping 1 | NJ & TAs | nb, nb sol | |
| 16-17 | Office Hour | NJ | gs | |
| Aug 05 | 9-12 | 7. Scraping 2 | NJ & TAs | nb, nb sol |
| 12-13 | Office Hour | NJ | gs | |
| 13:59 | Fill in supervision sheet | -- | ||
| 14-16 | TA help + supervision * |
TAs | abs | |
| Aug 06 | 9-12 | Exam talk + TA help + Supervision | JKR/NJ & TAs | nb, pdf, pdf |
| 14-16 | TA help + supervision * |
TAs | abs | |
| 23:59 | Assignment 1 hand-in | |||
| --------- Week 2 --------- | ||||
| Aug 09 | 9-12 | 8. Scraping 3 | NJ & TAs | nb, nb sol |
| 13-16 | 9. Data Ethics | ABN & TAs | ||
| 16-17 | Office Hour | NJ | gs | |
| Aug 10 | 9-12 | 10. ML Introduction | JKR & TAs | le, nb |
| 13-16 | 11. Regression and Regularization | JKR & TAs | le, nb | |
| 16-17 | Office Hour | JKR | gs | |
| 23:59 | Assignment 2 posted | -- | nb | |
| Aug 11 | 9-12 | 12. Model Selection and Cross-validation | JKR & TAs | le, nb |
| 13-16 | 13. Model Selection and Cross-validation | JKR & TAs | le | |
| 16-17 | Office Hour | JKR | gs | |
| Aug 12 | 9-12 | 14. Text as Data | TJ & TAs | nb |
| 12-13 | Office Hour | TJ | gs | |
| 14-16 | TA help + supervision * |
TAs | abs | |
| Aug 13 | 9-12 | Exam talk + TA help + Supervision | JKR/NJ & TAs | |
| 14-16 | TA help + supervision * |
TAs | abs | |
| 23:59 | Assignment 2 hand-in | |||
| --------- Week 3 --------- | ||||
| Aug 16 | 20:00 | Exam project description due | ||
| Aug 17 | 10-12 | Supervision 3 * |
TAs | abs |
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: optional participation
Main lecturers
- Andreas Bjerre-Nielsen (ABN)
- Joachim Kahr Rasmussen (JKR)
- Nicklas Johansen (NJ)
- Terne Sasha Thorn Jakobsen (TJ)
Teaching assistants (TAs)
- Jonas Skjold Raaschou-Pedersen (JSRP)
- Lykke Sterll (LS)
- Esben Brøgger Lemminger (EBL)
- Matias Piqueras (MP)
- Mischa Annett Püschl Diemar (MAPD)
Download material using Github Desktop
Download Github Desktop and make a Github account.
Open Github Desktop and go to
File -> Open Repository
Go to the URL-tab and choose the course Github page (isdsucph/isds2021), and where you want to save it on your own computer.
Now you can access the files on you own computer.
If there have been updates to the ISDS-repository on GitHub, you can update it (known as pull, sync or fetch) in GitHub Desktop by choosing ISDS as your
Current repository
and pressFetch origin
.NB! When you make changes to your Notebooks, make a copy of the file, with a now name.
Legend
- nb: Slides and exercise in Jupyter Notebook format
- nb sol: Slides and exercise in Jupyter Notebook format (Without solutions to the exercises you have to hand in)
- {ex, le, sol}: Respectively refer to exercises, lecture slides or solutions in Jupyter Notebook format
- pdf: Slides in PDF format or just PDF file
- gs: Google Sheets link
- abs: Link to Absalon page with groups and TAs assigned for supervision


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Description
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| FE_anaphoraPos | This feature extractor extracts the feature "Part of Speech tag anaphora". |
| FE_antecedentPos | This feature extractor extracts the feature "Part of Speech tag antecedent". |
| FE_distance | This feature extractor extracts the feature "distance" for a coreference pair as the distance measured in tokens. |
| FE_isSubj | This feature extractor extracts the Feature "isSubject" from a Coreference Pair. |
| FE_neType | This feature extractor extracts the feature "NEType" for a coreference pair. |
| FE_pronounCountSentence | This Feature Extractor extracts the number of pronouns occurring in the same sentence as the anaphora using the POS tags "prp" and "prp$". |
| FE_sentenceOffset | This Feature Extractor extracts the offset (counted in numbers of sentences) between the antecedent and the anaphora. |
| FE_stringMatch | This Feature Extractor checks whether anaphora & antecedent match in their string representation. |
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| FeatureType | This enumeration represents the possible type of a feature. |
| NEType | Contains types of Named Entities. |
| POSTag | An enumeration for all the useful PosTags. |
Classes for all features that can be used in the training and testing process.
All classes starting with "FE_" extend the
AbstractFeatureExtractor
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Co-Expression Network Analysis by adopting network embedding technique. Song W.-M., Zhang B. (2015) Multiscale Embedded Gene Co-expression Network Analysis. PLoS Comput Biol 11(11): e1004574. <doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004574>.
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1.3.7 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.4.0), doParallel (≥ 1.0.11), foreach (≥ 1.4.4), igraph (≥ 1.2.1) |
| Imports: |
Rcpp (≥ 0.11.3), Matrix (≥ 1.1-5), ggplot2 (≥ 1.0.0), reshape (≥ 0.8.5), fpc (≥ 2.1-11), cluster (≥ 2.0.7-1), ggrepel (≥
0.5), ggraph (≥ 1.0.1) |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp, BH |
| Suggests: |
knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: |
2018-09-10 |
| Author: |
Won-Min Song, Bin Zhang |
| Maintainer: |
Won-Min Song <wonmin1984 at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: |
https://github.com/songw01/MEGENA |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
README |
| CRAN checks: |
MEGENA results |


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BCLBeacon Class Reference
| Inherits from | CLBeacon |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | MKAnnotation NSCopying UNCoding |
| Declared in | BCLBeacon.h BCLBeacon.m |
Properties
protocol
Protocol of a beacon (iBeacon or Eddystone)
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSString *protocol
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
proximityUUID
UUID value of a beacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSUUID *proximityUUID
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
major
Major value of an iBeacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *major
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
minor
Minor value of an iBeacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *minor
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
namespaceId
Namespace value of an Eddystone beacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSString *namespaceId
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
instanceId
Intance id of an Eddystone beacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSString *instanceId
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
proximity
Proximity of a beacon to a device running the SDK described as a CLProximity constant
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, assign) CLProximity proximity
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
accuracy
Rough distance in meters from a beacon to a device running the SDK, 0 if the beacon is out of range
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, assign) CLLocationAccuracy accuracy
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
estimatedDistance
Estimated distance in meters from a beacon to a device running the SDK
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, assign) double estimatedDistance
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
rssi
Bluetooth signal strength of a beacon
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, assign) NSInteger rssi
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
lastEnteredDate
The date when a beacon’s range was last entered
@property (readwrite, nonatomic, strong) NSDate *lastEnteredDate
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
zone
A zone to which a beacon is assigned, nil if there’s none
@property (nonatomic, weak) BCLZone *zone
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
staysTimeInterval
How long a beacon has been in range of a device running the SDK (time since last entry, if there was no leave afterwards)
@property (assign, readonly) NSTimeInterval staysTimeInterval
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
triggers
Triggers defined for beacon
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSArray *triggers
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
identifier
A unique identifier - string of proximityUUID+major+minor
@property (readonly) NSString *identifier
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
beaconIdentifier
Beacon identifier assigned by the backend
@property (strong) NSString *beaconIdentifier
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
vendor
Beacon’s vendor (i.e. Kontakt.io, Estimote or other)
@property (strong) NSString *vendor
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
vendorIdentifier
Beacon’s vendor-specific identifier
@property (strong) NSString *vendorIdentifier
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
vendorFirmwareVersion
Beacon’s vendor-specific firmware version
@property (strong) NSString *vendorFirmwareVersion
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
transmissionPower
Transmission power for a beacon. May be NSNotFound, if vendor is unknown
@property (nonatomic) NSUInteger transmissionPower
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
transmissionInterval
Transmission interval for a beacon. May be NSNotFound, if vendor is unknown
@property (nonatomic) NSUInteger transmissionInterval
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
batteryLevel
Battery level for a beacon. May be NSNotFound, if vendor is unknown
@property (nonatomic) NSUInteger batteryLevel
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
needsCharacteristicsUpdate
A flag stating whether a given beacon has outdated properties
@property (nonatomic) BOOL needsCharacteristicsUpdate
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
fieldsToUpdate
A dictionary of fields to update with property names as keys and new values as values. May be nil for beacons with an unknown vendor
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *fieldsToUpdate
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
characteristicsAreBeingUpdated
A flag stating whether a given beacon is currently being updated
@property (nonatomic) BOOL characteristicsAreBeingUpdated
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
needsFirmwareUpdate
A flag stating whether a given beacon has outdated firmware
@property (nonatomic) BOOL needsFirmwareUpdate
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
firmwareUpdateProgress
Firmware update progress
@property (nonatomic) NSUInteger firmwareUpdateProgress
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
onEnterCallback
Callback called when a beacon’s range is entered
@property (copy) void ( ^ ) ( BCLBeacon *beacon ) onEnterCallback
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
onExitCallback
Callback called when a beacon’s range is left
@property (copy) void ( ^ ) ( BCLBeacon *beacon ) onExitCallback
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
onChangeProximityCallback
Callback called when beacon’s proximity changes
@property (copy) void ( ^ ) ( BCLBeacon *beacon ) onChangeProximityCallback
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
Methods
– initWithIdentifier:proximityUUID:major:minor:
Initialize beacon with parameters
- (instancetype)initWithIdentifier:(NSString *)beaconIdentifier proximityUUID:(NSUUID *)proximityUUID major:(NSNumber *)major minor:(NSNumber *)minor
Parameters
beaconIdentifier |
immutable value representing single beacon. |
|---|---|
proximityUUID |
proximity UUID |
major |
major |
minor |
minor |
Return Value
Initialized object
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
– updatePropertiesFromDictionary:
Update a beacon’s properties with values taken from dictionary
- (void)updatePropertiesFromDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary
Parameters
dictionary |
A dictionary with beacon’s properties |
|---|
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h
– canSetProximity:
Check if a new proximity can be set for a beacon
- (BOOL)canSetProximity:(CLProximity)newProximity
Parameters
newProximity |
a proximity that will be checked |
|---|
Return Value
YES, if a new proximity can be set for a beacon
Declared In
BCLBeacon.h


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Real problems are rarely confined to configurations of point charges. The next step is to work with uniform charge distributions.
It is now possible to define spherical charge distributions, which are represented by translucent shapes. This allows other components of the system to be viewed through the charge distribution. This first example is of a spherical charge distribution with inner radius a=20 and outer radius b=50. This charge distribution completely surrounds a Gaussian surface with r=10. It is now possible to zoom in and see that the Gaussian surface does not enclose any charge.
The other example in this set shows the Gaussian sphere surrounding the charge distribution. Of course it is possible to draw the Gaussian surface at an arbitrary position, and in the long term it will be possible to move and resize elements, so that it will be possible to move the Gaussian surface through the charge distribution, allowing for much more interesting and lively discussions.
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kSetAddress = 5,
kGetDescriptor = 6,
kSetDescriptor = 7,
kGetConfiguration = 8,
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kGetInterface = 10,
kSetInterface = 11,
kSynchFrame = 12
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kInterrupt = 3
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kConfiguration = 0x2,
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Scott was born while we lived in our 2nd home, when we moved to Arizona the first time. Scott is our "Arizona" baby. He was our only child who was born outside of Utah. Prior to his birth, all the children had had the Chicken Pox. Sandi had gone to the Father and Daughter Party and came home sick. The next morning, she was really sick and soon broke out with the Chicken Pox. She had had it before and I didn't think you could get it twice, but you can and the 2nd time is a lot worse. I felt so sorry for her as she ran a high fever and had chicken pox all over her body, between her toes, down her throat, everywhere and was really sick. Shellie got them next and then both Mike and David. I was hoping not to bring a new baby home to the chicken pox, plus I didn't want to leave the children when they were sick to go to the hospital. In those days, they kept us in the hospital for at least three days and usually four. Thankfully, they got over them just before Scott was born.
That hospital experience was awful. As far as the birth was concerned it went fine, but they had had a bomb scare at that hospital "The Good Samaritan Hospital" and so they had to check my suitcase, purse, etc., as I was admitted. When they took me to my room, it was terribly hot. We tried to open the door onto the patio, but it was locked. Ken went to see about getting it unlocked, but they told us that because of security, they had to stay locked. The thermostat didn't work in my room and I was so hot and uncomfortable. Ken tried to stuff up cardboard into the heat vent to shut off some of the heat. He complained to the nurses and doctors and they said they would have someone come look at it, but no one ever came. I would have to put cold wash cloths on my face and drink lots of ice water, but it was still so miserable. I only stayed the minimum of time I had to, as I wanted to go home and be able to get some rest.
Scott was a cute baby and very alert and strong. The nurse said "if he doesn't turn out to be a football player, I'll be surprised as he holds his head up so straight and is so strong". He was my biggest baby - almost 9 lbs. He was a contented, happy baby. Back at home, Ken's mom & Leo came to help me and also my Mom came. I've always had trouble getting my milk to come in good at first, so I eat lots of corn. Someone told me that help the milk come in good. I also drank a lot of water and hot postum. They said "hot" drinks helped. After my milk was established, I was fine and so was the baby, it was just getting it to come in, was the problem. At night after we put the children down to bed, the five of us adults would play "rummy". I would fix a cup of postum to drink and asked if any of them would like some. They said "no". I got out some ginger snap cookies and started dipping them in my postom. They said "that looks good" - so I fixed them cups of postom and put the ginger snaps on the table. They really liked it - so each evening we would play "rummy" and drink postom and dip ginger snaps in it. I still like postom with ginger snaps and it reminds me of those good evenings with our parents. We didn’t name Scott after anyone, we just liked those names, but a member of our ward, whose name was Leon, thought we had named our baby after him and he thought he was Scott’s Godfather. He was excited about this. We didn’t tell him different.
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