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#1Posted 23 August 2012 - 03:48 PM
Hi ladies,
This BG is for those who have chatted in the Pg with #1 after M/c BG. It's great to see that there are ladies now holding their babies in their arms after earlier losses. Please let me know if there are any problems. Cheers, Emma #2Posted 23 August 2012 - 04:20 PM
Thanks Emma Will tell the other girls about this thread x #3Posted 25 August 2012 - 03:41 PM
My gorgeous little boy entered the world on 16 August 2012- exactly on his due date! I had a normal vaginal birth with an epidural. My waters broke on wednesday night at 9pm and the hospital told us to come in, I then spent the rest of the night up until 9am the next morning having irregular but painful contractions, only to be told that i had only dilated 2cm!! The suggestion from the midwife was to take an oxytocin drip to speed up my labour and that because the contractions would speed up and get very intense very quickly she suggested an epidural. At this point I was exhausted and just wanted to meet my baby so I agreed. It was a good choice However the oxytocin drip was not agreeing with the baby and everytime I had a contraction with the drip his heart rate would drop from 140 to 80 which really freaked me out. So the drip was turned off and on and through this and my natural contractions and 4 hours later I finally dilated to about 9cm when my ob said he wanted to get the baby out. The baby was also posterior so I had to turn him with my first push- which I did! After about 6 pushes or so and vacuum extraction he arrived and it turned out he was quite tangled up with the cord and that is what was causing the heart rate to drop. Anyway the labour was one of the most amazing experiences of my life which I will always cherish Loulla- How are you going with your little boy? I hope all is as well as it can be? Are you sleep deprived and are you breast or bottle feeding? I am breast feeding but it is tough and not as easy as I thought. At the hospital I was forced to do a top up with formula (peadiatrician recommended it) and that was a bit upsetting. But I think my milk is coming in properly now so I am hoping for the best and that the next time he gets weighed (on thurs) that he would have put on enough weight. My little one is fairly settled however we have had a few rough nights where he has had some bad gas. Hope all the other lovely ladies who have had their little ones are doing well. #4Posted 28 August 2012 - 08:50 PM
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Yay Jlove, so good to see you here! Thanks for sharing your birth story Im so glad it went well for you How great that you dialted naturally without the oxytocin to the end, and had a vaginal birth. Good to hear your milk is coming in now. Yes breast feeding is hard!
Bubby didnt latch on after birth so the midwife hand expressed some colostrum for him to have immediately and then I had to do it during the two days at the postnatal ward while he learned to latch and I learned how to BF. I wasnt allowed to go home until he had latched on! In the end he did but it has taken a few weeks for us to get the hang of breast feeding, Id say about 3 weeks. Even though my milk had come in soon after coming home, it has taken a few weeks for the supply to meet demand. Now I have lots of milk and sometimes he even chokes on it! But the first few weeks he was feeding what felt like constantly. Now his tummy is bigger, my milk is more abundant and hes more efficient at feeding, he doesnt need to be on the boob 24/7. I have lots of milk in the mornings or after having a nap with him in the day. Yes he also gets gas and cries in pain which is tough, but its mostly in the daytime for some reason and the occasional night. We put him in the cot in the evenings when he's asleep and then when he wakes in the night we cosleep and I just side feed him when he wakes. So I get lots of sleep this way. And I get to cuddle him which is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nice When we first brought him home we had no idea really lol, like I didnt realise how often they need to sleep and how you have to make a real effort to help them get to sleep. So he was overtired and we didnt know. Then the home visit nurse taught us signs of being tired etc and how to settle him. Now hes 5 weeks its getting a little easier. I took him for my first pram ride just us two today! I had to time it when he's full, has had his nappy changed and is either sleepy or in a play mood. If hes in a play mood, I leave the top part of the pram open for him to look out. Hes just started to interect with toys like shiny rattles - we shake it in front of him and then move it across his face and he follows it with his eyes and head! And he did his first coos yesterday He smells divine and we are so in love it's ridiculous! #6Posted 28 August 2012 - 10:36 PM
I never actually shared my birth story, so here goes...
It was a Saturday and since waking up I had what felt like a constant Braxton Hicks no pain, plus a few cervical twinges. Then late morning I started having irregular small contractions. It was enough for me to stop whatever I was doing and breathe through it. I had them all day irregularly and then all night about every 10mins I dozed in between each contraction. They were pretty intense! I rubbed and pressed my lower back each time because that was where all the pain was. I didnt wake DH because there was nothing he could do and I didnt want him touching me for some reason lol. Plus I wanted him energised for the birth! I rang the MW the next day and she said that its fine to stay at home because the contractions were still once every 10 mins or so. They became more and more intense over the day to the point where I would just drop to the floor! I felt best with my knees on the ground and my upper body leaning on the lounge or table. Stairs were good too! I had taken about 6 panadol all up since the day before and it helped take the utmost edge off it, but nothing worth noting. By the afternoon I had had enough and rang the MW explaining that if this is pre-labour then I am not going to survive active labour and I want to come in and get some pain relief like an epidural/ She said I could also take some morphene if needed? So DH packed the car with everything and we drove in. it was really hard because I was sitting upright through each contraction, and speed bumps seemed to bring them on too! We arrived at the hosptial and I had two on my way there one in the lift and one at the entrance to delivery suite. Then then just kept coming one on top of the other and I threw some blankets on the floor and kneeled there, with my arms and head leaning on the bed. I was making some pretty interesting noises by this stage MW on duty checked my cervix and excitedly claimed that I was 7-8cm!!! So it wasnt pre-labour at home, I was in active labour. She made me feel heaps better by being really positive and saying how great it is and that Im almost there and well done etc. I told her it hurts, she she said but its a good pain because your babys coming. She was great. My MW arrived and we discussed pain relief but instead I hopped into the shower on my knees (foam pads) for 3hrs while DH got my juice and water and talked me through the contractions. The contractions slowed down but each one was so intense, I even made noises like a barking dog haha. I was calling out, "I need pain relief!!!!" It was too late for serious pain relief but the MW brought the gas machine to me and this helped HEAPS! It helped me control my breathing and my responses to the contractions. Plus it made me feel dreamy and relaxed. Then I felt a change inside, like a warmth in my cervix, MW checked me and I was fully dialated but the lip of my cervix needed to be moved. She did this and then said I could push! I couldnt believe bubba was coming. I pushed for a little while but each time his head would come down, it would go back up again. I changed positions and then out he came and onto my belly. MW had called the baby Dr because he had done a poo while inside and they checked him over and he was fine. We had this wriggling little squashed thing that we had created suddenly here. It was the most wonderful experience to give birth and to hold our little baby. Our treasure #7Posted 05 September 2012 - 06:29 PM
Sounds to me, lovely mummies, that you both experienced really positive births also! YAY!
Thankyou both for sharing your stories. I'm also breastfeeding. Hated it to begin with. Absolutely HATED it. Was very pro formula - DH even went out and bought some. Just-in-case. Tess had problems attaching from the very beginning (I was in hospital an extra two nights just because the lactation consultant wanted to help with b/f before we left). I have to use a nipple shield aswell, so everytime Tess moved in a hurry, it moved the shield, I'd have to re-adjust, Tess would scream and cry and I would start crying too. My nipples were cracking and bleeding and it was horrid. Then I got a touch of mastitis - feeling flu like symptoms and had a rash. So I was pumping every 2 hours to try to ease it. Then my supply went up the creek and we had to start feeding with formula. Which Tess would throw up every time. This week, I'm back to breast feeding again. I'm more relaxed which is helping. But I wouldn't say I'm at the "I love it" stage yet. We do lots of side feeds in bed too - I love the cuddling part. BUT - we also feed with bottles of expressed milk and I cuddle her lots doing that too On the positive - she's finally above her birth weight. YAY! However - with my baby blues... I cried because I don't want her to get any bigger or grow up cos she's lovely the way she is. And now she's heavier than she's ever been - sheesh. Can't win!! #8Posted 09 September 2012 - 12:17 PM
Hi ladies
Hope you are both going well with your bubs. I am just so amazed and in awe of how I took part in creating such a perfect little human being- still cant believe it is real. Although some of the sleepless nights can bring me back to reality straigh away! hehe Loulla- yeah I think I have finally gotten the hang of breastfeeding now and it has been about 3 and a bit weeks. The pressure from breastfeeding is like nothing else on earth, esp because we as mothers are being relied upon by our little ones to feed them and give them enough nutrition to grow. I havent tried side feeding- perhaps I'll try it. Any tips? And I totally agree with you on the sleeping, it is a real effort and it is up to us to help them get to noddy land! And nice work only needing the gas in your labour! Fairey- We have some formula "just in case "as well and we used in really early on when we thought he wasnt getting enough from me and we didnt know any better that this wouldnt help my milk supply. I didnt really have a problem with the latching, I think it was more my supply because early on he was a very sleepy baby and he didnt feed that often and when he did he would fall asleep a lot. So was Tess alergic to the formula? Oh by the way our little ones share the same birth day! Shall we get them engaged! hehe AFM I am surviving! But you can never be prepared for a baby and all the thing that come with it. All I know is that I am totally in love with him and cant stop looking at him. My little one has a few ailments though- he has a gunky eye (blocked tear duct), oral thrush and milk spots (baby acne) on his face. I am treating the gunky eye by keeping it clean and massaging the corner of the eye, the oral thrush the GP picked out and gave me some drops to give to him and the baby acne I looked up and it says to just keep his face clean and it will go away. Have either of you had any experience with any of these? How are you both going with their sleeping in the night? My boy sleeps at 8 then wakes at 11ish and then at 3ish and then at 6ish. Hope the other girls join us in here soon xx #9Posted 19 September 2012 - 10:09 AM
Hi girls,
I hadn't checked in here for a bit, nice to see you've both been here recently! Fairey I love the name Tess, it's gorgeous. Sorry to hear breastfeeding was so tough and great to hear its settling down now, it really takes time hey. And yes they keep getting heavier the more milk they have! Jlove I know, it's such a miracle the whole thing! Side feeding is easy once you have upright feeding down pat. I just make sure his mouth is slightly below nipple (horizontally) so his chin is lifted a little to help swallowing. I have his body up against mine. Our bubby has milky spots too they will just go away eventually and normal I think? He also had gunky eyes and I squeezed BM into them a gently wiped with a warm washer and they cleared up after a week or so. Bubby also caught a cold he had a sore throat, fluid behind ears, a cough and lots of mucous. He's getting better now but i felt bad for exposing him to it by maybe taking him out too early. Then I was thinking about eliminating dairy cos I had that allergy when I was little but not sure if it was the cows milk protein or the lactose. If he gets sick again maybe I'll trial eliminating it. Who knows... He's getting easier now in that I can put him down more on the play mat or in his baby swing ($15 Gumtree!) without him crying for me to hold him all the time so my wrists, arms and back can have a little break in the day! He's smiling and cooing which is soooooo sweet! #10Posted 08 October 2012 - 09:37 AM
Hello girls. I loved reading your birth stories and what the early weeks have been like for you. Can't wait to join you in here soon!
#11Posted 09 October 2012 - 07:01 PM
Can't wait to see you here little lion! Hope this thread picks up after a few more babes have been born. Xx
#12Posted 19 October 2012 - 12:50 PM
Hello Lovely Girls!!
OMG... where has the time gone? Once upon a time I would be on EB every... oh, I don't know... hour?? I haven't logged on in so long. I feel so slack. However, in saying that - you girls are obviously the same... we are all so besotted with our darling little bundles that we just don't have the time to come on EB anymore!! Tess is just amazingly beautiful. *CONTENTED SIGH* I did good with her JLove - We most definitely should marry off our little bubbas! How cool that they share a birthday! I can't believe our kidlets are 9 weeks old already. Have you had to do the horrible immunisation thing yet? I cried - poor little muppet. It totally threw her out for the day too. After she'd calmed down, she pretty much spent the next 24 hours sleeping. Barely fed at all. Also - would love to know your little boy's name - would you mind sharing in a PM? Loulla - Tess is smiling now too - Oh my god, heart in mouth sorta stuff when she does (Yep... I cried the first time she did that as well!). Tess had conjunctivitus (sp?) when she was just over a week old. Gunky, scabby eyes. It didn't seem to bother her too much (looked horrible though). We took her to the doctor's and got drops for her. We mixed the drops up with breast milk in her eye, a diluted salt wash and just wiping her face several times a day. It cleared up about three days after we got the drops for her. However, we kept using the drops for a week. It still blows my mind that she was in my tum for 9 months. How did she fit in there? How the heck did I actually survive labour?! How could I have been happy before her when she really is the light of my life? Motherhood - what a journey. Do you girls find yourself crying really easily now? My goodness do I cry at the drop of a hat. Also... do you compare the love you have for your baby with that for your hubby? The way I love Tess is SOOOO different to how I love DH. I kind of feel horrid saying this - BUT - the love I feel for Tess is so much deeper. I would seriously quite happily jump in front of a train for her (okay - I wouldn't be stoked about it - but I'd definitely do it for her). Breastfeeding... hrmm... So it doesn't hurt anymore (YAY!!!). Still not in the "I love it" boat. I get frustrated by it. I still haven't worked up the courage to do it in public which means outings are still ruled by feed times. Grrr to that (totally selfish, but I don't care). I also personally think my supply is rubbish. I get bugger all when I express. Originally I was aiming to get to one month. Then it was 1.5, then 2 months. My major goal is to make it to at least 4 months. So my new mini goal is to get to 3 (seems less daunting to make mini goals). Have you girls joined a new mum's group? Our starts on November 16 - sooo excited by it. Can't wait to finally go to mother's group (it seems just so grown up ). Also I'm enrolling Tess in baby swimming lessons so we should start those in the next month or so too. All these fun things. Can't believe I'm a mummy! Little Lion - I've been spying on you girls. So excited for you that you're sooooo close to holding your bubba. Word of advice? Get in all the cuddles you can... they are only that little newborn for a short while. So cuddle, cuddle, cuddle. Love you all xx #13Posted 19 October 2012 - 04:40 PM
Thanks for the advice Fairey! It is interesting to read what you wrote about love. I am sure you are right but I can't quite imagine it yet.
See you girls in here soon! #14Posted 21 October 2012 - 11:02 PM
Woo hoo little lion is having her baby to tomorrow!!!! So exciting!
Good to hear from you fairey xxx yes bubbas immunization wasn't pleasant and he cried soooo much in the evening I even rang a hotline and they said to give him panadol. He has his 4mth ones coming up in a few weeks Yes I watched One Born Every Minute and every time the baby popped out I bawled!! It's soooo nice having a baby, it's unimaginable until you hold them in your arms. Will write more soon Kisses oxox #15Posted 24 October 2012 - 05:14 PM
I think I was born to be a mummy ~ it's the best!
Tess is having her first swimming lesson tomorrow!! I'm SOOOO excited (she'll probaby cry, then I'll cry, and it'll be beautiful!!) Will let you know how we go!! #16Posted 25 October 2012 - 10:12 PM
Hahaha Fairey! You're funny. Hope you both have lots of fun at swimming.
Bub has been making the most gorgeous cooing and ga ga noises, like he's really trying to tell me things. It's heart achingly cute. He looks like an angel when he sleeps He's in the top 10% for length so we have a tall boy, no wonder he loves his milk. Eta missing word Edited by Loulla, 25 October 2012 - 10:13 PM. #17Posted 26 October 2012 - 10:51 PM
She didn't cry!! (Which means... I didn't cry!!)
Tess was a little fish... sort of. She went under a number of times (what a clever mite!!), but was shivering by the end of the half hour lesson. When we got out her hands and feet were icy cold and went blue (eeK!!). Got her dressed quickly, sped home, hopped in the warm shower with her (she cried at this point), got her dressed with a number of layers and fed her a bottle quick smart (no fuss, no muss... just warm milk into her belly quickly). She then fell asleep straight away. Despite the blue hands and feet at the end, it went really well. And I think it's a good thing to start now - when she has no fear of the water and going under water (cos she doesn't know any better). Happy swimming days (And yes - heart achingly cute with all noises here too ) Have you seen "What to Expect When You're Expecting" ?? "I love my kid so much that I'm scared I'm going to eat him"... totally agree with that. Except Tess is a her, not a him. #18Posted 29 October 2012 - 09:28 PM
Oh Fairey swimming sounds fun! But a little cold? Is the pool heated? We shower with DS (omg first time I've used DS! I feel so grown up) and duck his head under the stream of water every so often
Haven't seen what to expect when you're expecting, is it good? Yes I love my bubby so much my heart aches, it's like this scary sweet feeling iykwim. You just don't want anything to happen to them. Ahhhh now we get how the kind of love a mother has for her child is like no other. Wonder how little lions bub is going Xxx #19Posted 30 October 2012 - 07:06 PM
So it is time to join you girls now, yay! What a long week it has been! Felix has been pretty well behaved but it is a busy time. Check back in with you later. X
PS just noticed my sig is just like loulla's haha! #20Posted 30 October 2012 - 07:35 PM
Hi ladies
Thought I'd pop in, I only just noticed this thread !!! Glad to see you all on 'the other side' - and what a wonderful side it is !! I just got DS down before 8.30 for the fourth night in a row (Loulla, good news from that other thread) - fingers crossed this will start a pattern. I moved him from muslin wraps to the wrap me up swaddle (with arms zipped in beside his head), plus I fill up his little belly as much as possible, sometimes comp-ing with formula if he'll take it. It's worked well the past few nights so fingers crossed. Prior to that he wouldn't go before about 930. Loulla, I stuck at the baths/massage/jarmies routine, I hope that's working ! That's my main news right now, besides lots of sweet sweet smiles & even a few giggles. #21Posted 07 November 2012 - 10:54 AM
Sorry it's been a while! Yay welcome Little Lion and Felix! Great name, love it.
Liltuss yes I've started doing the nightly bath, feed and wrap (exactly the ones you have) and he seems to be getting the cues most of the time. In the day I also swaddle him and pop him in the baby swing - sometimes he falls asleep in there and other times I still have to walk around with him/feed him to sleep but then pop him in there once asleep and it usually KEEPS him asleep which is exciting! Then he is easier to put asleep for the next nap and also at night time. He loves the bath so much and it really relaxes him I find, rather than stimulate him. The tricky thing latey has been when he wakes up for his midnight feed he often doesn't settle back down so I bring him into bed with me because all he wants is cuddles. I'm hoping this will pass... All in all he's an easy bub and we love hanging out together lol he smells so yummy too! Edited by Loulla, 07 November 2012 - 10:55 AM. #22Posted 08 November 2012 - 02:24 PM
Wow what a week it has been! We had our midwife visit twice as Felix had moderate jaundice. She really helped us get him better, and he is now over his birth weight. She helped us decide what we wanted to do feeding wise (comp feeding) and has just been a great support. Since we have had our 'plan of attack' in place, I've felt a lot more in control - well as much as any new parent can!
My c section recovery has been pretty easy, I just have to remind myself to take it easy because I feel so good. DH has another week off work, then I will be on my own. He has been amazing! It is so sweet to see him as a dad! Just now he was telling me how much he loves Felix. I've been home from hospital about 12 days and haven't ventured out much yet. It kind of feels like groundhog day, but this arvo we are going out for a drive, am looking forward to that. #23Posted 13 November 2012 - 10:12 PM
Hey little lion how's Felix's jaundice now? And getting around after c sect with DH back at work?
Guess what our bub had his first pools swims recently at a baby pool play group, he loved it and was fine about his head being dunked under too. I've been meaning to write more in here Xoxoxox #24Posted 15 November 2012 - 05:37 PM
Felix's jaundice is now gone, yay! He is gaining weight nicely too and has grown a lot in length. I think he is going through the three week growth spurt, as he has been a bit unsettled. DH gave me time for an extra nap today, which was greatly appreciated. As someone who used to enjoy nine hours a night, five hours (combined) is a huge adjustment! What was your experience like?
Loulla that's cool about the swimming lesson. Does h like the bath too? I'm surprised by how much mine loves the bath. Do you go to any other groups? I am going to look into tgat stuff soon. Hi fairey and liltuss (and anyone ive forgotten)! #25Posted 16 November 2012 - 10:36 PM
That's great news Little Lion! Yeh I remember when bub was a newborn he fed alllllllllllll the time, constantly! That's good DH helped you get a nap in. I nap with bub in the day sometimes to catch up on sleep.
Yes he loves the bath so much, it's lovely I hang out with a mummy group who I meet through the MACH services, it was a parent group for early days in my area. Now we go to baby play group at the pool, coffee etc. It's really nice. I don't have any other groups. My baby loves going out and meeting others. It seems he gets a little bored at home sometimes and needs different environments and stimulation now. So cute Hi everyone else xxx 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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Lane Library | Archives
Ripon College Buildings
This reference guide is intended as a quick survey of the basic facts about the buildings and grounds of Ripon College, past and present. Although we have made every effort to be accurate, we do caution anyone using the information for publication to verify our facts.
The guide is not comprehensive: costs, names of architects, and, to our regret, names of many donors are not included for every building.
Anderson Hall through Duffie House
Johnson Hall through Parkhurst House
Buildings by Street
Building Donors
Other Sites of Interest
References and Further Information
Johnson Hall – Parkhurst House
Buildings Chronology
1851 East Hall 1855 Middle Hall 1867 West Hall 1887-88 Bartlett Cottage 1889 Ingalls Park 1900 Ingram Hall 1900 Hughes House circa 1900 Ransom House 1908 Little White Schoolhouse 1916 Harwood House 1917 Sanford House 1917 Parkhurst House 1918 Duffie House 1918 Memorial Gym, remodeled 1920 Woodside House 1920 Scribner House 1929 Bowen's Woods 1930 Heating Plant 1930 Lane Library 1938 Taintor House 1939 Tri-Dorms (Evans Hall, Shaler Hall, and Wright Hall) 1940 Merriman House ca1940 Faculty Apartments ca1945 Memorial Gym, remodeled 1942 Harwood Memorial Union 1945 The Barracks 1950 Scott Hall 1953 Barker House 1957 Lowe House 1957 Memorial Gym, remodeled 1958 Quads (Bovay Hall, Mapes Hall, Scott Hall, Smith Hall) 1960 Farr Hall of Science 1961 Pickard Commons 1961 Sadoff Field 1962 Johnson Hall 1966 Scott Hall, addition 1967 Kemper Clinic 1967 One Merriman Lane 1967 Storzer Physical Education Center 1968 Todd Wehr 1971 Rodman Center for the Arts 1974 Wehr Learning Resources Center 1980-81 Memorial Hall, renovated [2nd time] 1980-1 East Hall, renovated 1980-1 West Hall, renovated 1987-88 Bartlett Hall, renovated 1988 Tri-Dorms (Evans Hall, Shaler Hall, and Wright Hall), renovated 1991 Rodman addition 1991 Storzer addition 1991 Harwood Memorial Union remodeled 1996 Farr Hall addition 2006 Carnegie Building 2007 Campus Apartments
Buildings by Street
Blackburn St. [303] Heating Plant 1930 Blackburn St. [303] Little White Schoolhouse 1908 Blackburn St. [303] Republican House Blossom St. [120] Corner Blossom/Ransom Ransom House ca1900 Congress St. Corner/Elm/Congress Barker House 1953 Congress St. Rodman 1971 Congress St. Sanford House 1917 Congress St. [470] Merriman House 1940 Congress St. [470] Sanford House 1917 E. Fond du Lac Corner E. Fond du Lac/Houston Little White Schoolhouse E. Fond du Lac St. Athenian Hall E. Fond du Lac St. Ingalls Field 1889 Elm Street Corner/Congress/Elm Barker House 1953 Elm Street Corner/Seward/Elm Harwood Memorial Union 1942 Elm Street Corner/Seward/Elm Little White Schoolhouse 1908 Elm Street Lane Library [back] 1930 Elm Street Corner/Congress/Elm Pickard Commons 1961 Elm Street Wehr Learning Resources Center 1974 Hall Street N.E. corner/Tygert Hall The Elms ? Lincoln Street Faculty Apartments c1940 Merriman Lane, One One Merriman Lane 1967 Oak Street Faculty Apartments c1940 Ransom Street Corner/Ransom/Thorne Tracy House ? Ransom Street Brand Rex Coffee House Ransom Street Wisconsin State Historical Marker Ransom Street [220] First Congregational Church Ransom Street [616] Taintor House 1938 Ransom St. (West side) Todd Wehr 1968 Ransom Street Corner Ransom/Seward 1960 1991 Seward Street Bartlett Cottage 1887 1987 Seward Street Duffie House 1918 Seward Street Corner Elm/Seward Harwood Memorial Union 1942 Seward Street Corner Woodside Ave./Seward Street Hughes House 1900 Seward Street Red Barn Theater The Hill East Hall 1851 The Hill West Hall 1867 The Hill Ingram Hall 1900 The Hill Middle Hall 1855 Thorne Street Johnson Hall 1962 Thorne Street Kemper Computer Center 1967 Thorne Street Siberia Thorne Street The Barracks 1945 Thorne Street Tennis Courts Thorne Street Bowen's Woods 1929 Thorne Street The Quads: Bovay Hall 1958 Thorne Street Corner/Thorne/Woodside Harwood House 1916 Thorne Street Scott Hall Site Woodside House, former 1920 Thorne Street Rodman Center for the Arts 1971 1991 Thorne Street Sadoff Field, Upper end 1961 Thorne Steet [121] Corner/Ransom/Thorne Parkhurst House 1917 Thorne Street [300] Maude Russell property Thorne Street [420] Draeger House [rental] Thorne Street [515] Lowe House 1957 Thorne Street [520] Woodside House 1920 Thorne Street [520] Scott Hall 1950 1966 addition Thorne St./Seward St Tri-Dorms: Evans, Shaler 1939 1988 Tygert Street Corner Tygert St/Hall St The Elms ? Union Street Rodman Center for the Arts 1971 1991 Union Street Near corner Thorne/Union Storzer Physical Education Center 1967 Union Street South Woods Union St. [333] Rahloff Property [rental] Watson Street Ripon, city of, downtown Woodside Corner Seward/Woodside Duffie House 1918 Woodside Avenue Hall House ? Woodside Avenue Corner/Woodside/Thorne Campus Apartments 2007 Woodside Avenue Corner/Woodside/Thorne Harwood House 1916 Woodside Avenue Corner/Seward/Thorne Hughes House 1900 Woodside Avenue [between Thorne and Seward] Black Cultural Center Woodside Avenue [416] Scribner House 1920 Woodside Avenue [602] Lyle House Hughes administration
Building Donors
Aylward, Edmund J. | Storzer Physical Education Center, Aylward Hall |
Bartlett, Lucy | Bartlett Hall (Sumner Bartlett) |
Benstead, Mr. and Mrs. H.M. | Rodman, Benstead Theater |
Brockway, William S. | East Hall [Brockway College] |
Frank G. and Frieda K. Brotz Foundation | Lane Library's Waitkus Lab |
Dahm, Leonard | Renovation of Great Hall |
Demmer Foundation | Rodman, Demmer Recital Hall |
Evans Family | Evans Hall, Tri-Dorms; Evans Welcome Center |
Farr, Albert G. | Farr Hall, Parkhurst House |
Farr, Shirley | Bowen's Woods, Farr Hall, Parkhurst House |
Forward Thrust Campaign | Storzer |
Harwood, Frank J. | Harwood Memorial Union |
Ingalls, John G. | Ingalls Field |
Ingram, Orrin H. | Ingram Hall |
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. | Johnson Hall |
Kemper, James S. | Kemper Clinic |
Kohler, John M. | Storzer, Kohler Swimming Pool |
Kresge Foundation | East Hall (Kresge Little Theater), Wehr Learning Resources Center, Memorial Gymnasium, West Hall |
Lane, Rollin B. | Lane Library |
Lyke, Audrey and Douglas | Bookstore (Commons) |
McNight, Sumner T. | Heating Plant [Other Sites] |
Pickard, Samuel N. | Pickard Commons |
Rojtman[Mark] Foundation | Van Dyck paintings, Rodman |
Sadoff Foundation | Sadoff Field [Other Sites] |
Scott, Marshall R. | Scott Hall |
Shaler, Clarence A. | Shaler statues [Other sites]: Lincoln Statue and Genesis Statue |
Smith, Elisha D. | Middle Hall, Smith Hall (Quads) |
Stolper-Wensink Foundation | East Hall [Wensink Lounge] |
Thiel, Mildred | Bedient Pipe Organ, Rodman |
United Church of Christ | Lane Library |
Wehr, Todd Foundation | Lane Library, Todd Wehr, Wehr Learning Resources Center |
Wensink, Delmar D. | East Hall [Wensink Lounge] |
Wright, John W. | Wright Hall (Tri-Dorms) |
Wyman, Earl W. | Wyman Gymnasium, Storzer |
Other Sites of Interest
Other Properties Purchased
Several properties along Thorne and Union Streets were purchased in the 1950's and 1960's to make way for expansion of the campus. Some of these include:
1958-59: Draeger House Located on 420 Thorne Street, near Scott Hall. This property is currently used for faculty rental housing.
1965: Rahloff Property Located on 333 Union Street, next to the baseball field.
1967: Maude Russell property Located on Thorne Street. 300 Union Street, next to Rodman. Rental property.
Notes on Other Properties
The Carriage House of Lyle Hall, deeded according to Dean Tenney to the Girl Scouts for $1.00 (the building only, not the property) and referred to as the Girl Scout Headquarters. 321 Oak Street. Later the residence of Jean Van Hengel, a Dean of Women at the College.
The Haseltine Property was owned by the College and sold December 3, 1941 to Joseph Naylor, owner of the Naylor Toy Company. The Haseltine House is now the Republican House Restaurant. In the 1950s the property was acquired by the Republican Education Foundation, later renamed the Foundation for American Principles and Traditions.
Lawsonia (the American Baptist Assembly on Green Lake) was once available for purchase by Ripon College, but the College chose not to acquire it.
Non-Campus Sites South Woods
Located on Union Street, south of Storzer and Rodman. A wooded area maintained without interference with nature's processes by The South Woods Association. Open to the public, it is a lovely place for a walk or a picnic. Often appears in the Crimsons and many college people have enjoyed it and helped preserve it.
References and Further Information
Ashley, Robert and George Miller. Ripon College: A History, Ripon College Press, c. 1990. 304 pages. "Fact Sheet: Ripon College Buildings," compiled by Public Relations Office, Ripon Office, November 11, 1970. 13 pages. Pedrick, Samuel M. and George H. Miller. A History of Ripon, Wisconsin. Ripon Historical Society, 1964. 395 pages. Tomkies, D.M. "The Ripon Campus Since 1851." Compiled and distributed by the members of the Lambda [sic] Zeta Chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity at Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin, under the direction of D.M. Tomkies, in collaboration with the Ripon College Publicity Department and interested parties. n.d. [circa 1977] 13 pages.
Additional Sources
Buildings and Grounds files, in Ripon College Archives, Room 405 Buildings Notebook, Archives Room 412. (References to buildings as found in catalogs, etc.) Ripon College catalogs. Ripon College Office of College Relations press releases, as noted. College Days as noted.
For Further Research or Photographs
Ripon College Archives: 4th Floor, Library, Room 412, and locked storeroom 405. Photo Collection: (Room 405) Black and white photos of campus buildings, past and present. Oversize photos are stored separately. Postcard Collection: (Archives, Room 412, and Museum) Postcards from throughout the history of the campus. Slide Collection: (Room 405, Range 3) A mostly unsorted collection of slides. A good source of color photographs from 1960s and 70s. Crimsons: (Room 412, Room 405, and Museum) Student yearbooks. Contain photos and descriptions of living groups in buildings each year. College Days: (Room 405, Range 6) Indexed through 1964. Contain photos, activities, construction and dedication announcements, summary histories and other items about campus buildings. College Relations releases: (Room 412) Press releases about the College, often containing summary histories of buildings or stories on funding or dedications. Catalogs: (Room 412) Brief descriptions, lists and histories of buildings and of departmental facilities each year. Scrapbooks: (Room 405) Candid photos from the early years, (mostly early 1900's) and mementos of social events. Some are specific to buildings such as West Hall.


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Abstract: | This report presents a formalism that enables the dynamics of a broad class of neural networks to be understood. A number of previous works have analyzed the Lyapunov stability of neural network models. This type of analysis shows that the excursion of the solutions from a stable point is bounded. The purpose of this work is to present a model of the dynamics that also describes the phase space behavior as well as the structural stability of the system. This is achieved by writing the general equations of the neural network dynamics as a gradient-like system. In this paper some important properties of gradient-like systems are developed and then it is demonstrated that a broad class of neural network models are expressible in this form. |
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« on: October 10, 2012, 02:40:58 PM »Is it possible to handhold 100mm 2.8L macro without a flash?For macro work it's not possible for acceptable details and colours.
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Is it possible to handhold 100mm 2.8L macro without a flash?For macro work it's not possible for acceptable details and colours.
I'm betting 1D sized and 11 000$me too, maybe 9999
But the new camera from Canon is going to attack the medium format, delivers outstanding images, is much better than the D800 but not better than the medium format cameras.This statement sounds quite realistic, like you grabbed this huge megapixel tool from Canon
Exactly the three lenses I already own:In realistic mode, the same (except kenko - canon preferred).
- Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
- Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM (+ Kenko MC4 1,4x DGX)
- Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro
Yes. I have Canon lenses, flashes and PW radio triggers that all together cost way more than a new body. No way I can dump that investment.Agreed
On top of that I see no compelling reason to upgrade my 5D2 to either the D800 or the 5D3.
BEST ALL ROUND camera this side of the universe. . . heck I can't see ANY 95 in the Nikon example . . . . only in the Canon.
AgreedI believe a 1D4 is better value for money than a 5DIII - especially if you can get a use one.The 1D4 is not even FF.
Different type of camera but if you want a sports camera with top IQ then it is still the current top of the pile
So what? The image that comes from it is top rate. 10 fps, top AF, metering at the AF point, AF for f/8 lens, good high ISO images plus all those nice series 1 functions (like manual settings plus exposure control). 5DIII doesn't come near it for sports/birds/wildlife.
First and foremost, I don't know the exact value of the company, but I know it's easily a multimillion to billion dollar company, and one less person buying their cameras- they won't miss that money, there are hundreds more out there who are interested in them.I think this is not valid ...you must tell this to Nokia, Kodak, Philips TV etc. We will see Apple's destiny, history was always cyclic, now Apple is on the wave, tomorrow it will be like Nokia maybe, who knows. Any company (big like Canon or not so big like Nikon) must listen to any customer. And I really don't think in this moment (and after the first wave) there are people standing in line to buy 5D3.


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Does.Gucci's ear feel pretty warm, or have an odor? My Eerie had a few and he would scratch , his ear felt warm and had an odor.
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Was Gucci bathed at the groomer or by you? Was ear hair on removed on Thursday? Sometimes hair removal can irritate them if not removed correctly. Sammie had a sore red ear once, I never really found out why, and the Vet found no infection but he gave me the Zymox Marj recommended and it cleared it up. I use (Klear Otic) ear cleaner after each bath. I saturate a cotton ball and put in ear and rub gently at base of ear. The cleaner drys up water left in the ear. Good luck and hope your baby feels better soon.
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Yeah I usually just take a good wiff.... if they have an odor, I know it is time to do something LOL
Poor Gucci... Do take her in... They may swab it... sometimes they are fungal infections, not bacterial.
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It sounds like an ear infection....yeast in the ears which is very common with fluffs that have ears that hang down. They scratch the ear and it has an odor....not pleasant. Water and moisture bullds from bathing. It's simple to cure and very common. Hope Gucci feels better.
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I took Gucci to the vet yesterday. She said that she didn't see an infection, but there was a bit of redness. She cleaned her ears and gave me some drops to put in her ears twice a day for a week and said that should help. The vet said that she did yelp when she was cleaning out her ears, so I assume it is definitely her ear that is bothering her. I know it's silly, but every time I hold her, I am petrified of hurting her. She yelps SO loud and it sounds like I'm killing her.
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The Old Globe stages The Twenty-Seventh Man
Jeff Smith 2:30 p.m., March 4
The Cedar Center Chorus and Pacificaires perform holiday music and classical selections. Eunice Williams, music director; Lorea Herald and Stewart Simon, accompanists.
4761 Cass Street, San Diego, 92109
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