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Officials at Princeton University in New Jersey are considering measures to stop the spread of meningitis on the Ivy League campus.
A spokeswoman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says federal health officials have agreed to import Bexsero, a vaccine licensed in Europe and Australia but not the U.S.
This week, Princeton officials confirmed the school's seventh case of meningitis in 2013. A spokesman says trustees will discuss the issue this weekend.
Bacterial meningitis can cause swelling of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. The disease is fairly rare in the United States. Those who get it develop symptoms quickly and can die in a couple of days.
Survivors can suffer mental disabilities, hearing loss and paralysis.
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As KRS-One noted in The Urge, it's gettin hectic, it's gettin' crazy, it's gettin' hectic, it's gettin' wild.
And clearly he had the December First Friday in mind.
Smart individual, KRS-One …
But back to First Friday, which, as you're surely seeing with each ensuing blog-esconsed revelation, is indeed going to be quite an affair.
We've discussed the culinary component a great deal already …
… so now, a bit of a word or two as regards the wine aspect.
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After all, Frimi gave us the great operetta The Vagabond King, which includes "Drinking Song (A Flagon of Wine)," from which comes the following lyric:
Lay me to snooze in the mud and the ooze
With plenty of booze to warm me
I'll dream of a crown and an ermine gown
And kings bowing down before me
Give me wine as I ask for wine
And the wealth of the world is mine, all mine
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For blood that is old and blue
A noble name or a royal fame
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A flagon of wine
A gallon of wine
A barrel of wine will do
An ocean of wine will do
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Here's a Greater Greater Washington Post about redesigning Ward Circle to make it more bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly. This is sort of nearish and dearish to my heart, but I don't that any of the solutions offered in the post would actually help. Just get rid of the circle. Where is the planner who can be the Roman soldier to Archimedes?
My light problem, the problem whereby my front light flies out of it holder and bounces once or twice on the pavement as I'm slowly forced to come to a stop to recover it from the middle of the road, is still happening. I was hoping that maybe it was just a fluke the first four or five times it happened, but it's not a fluke and I need to address it, most likely with duct tape. Today, it occurred at an inopportune time, as I was riding down Massachusetts, having already passed one bicyclist and settling in behind another. Three bicyclists riding down Mass at the same time is something of a rarity in the afternoon commute. In any cae, the light landed in the middle of the travel lane and I was forced to turn around and walk back to get it. On a street where cars regularly travel 40 miles per hour, I found this to be unpleasant. What I found to be even more unpleasant was trying to start riding again once I reaffixed the light. I could have lost a leg when I was nearly missed by a passing (speeding) gray BMW, that had a driver who apparently saw no need to slow down in order to pass me as I was basically stopped in the middle of the lane. Is slowing down just a little really that hard? Sure, I know that you don't expect someone to be standing in the middle of the street, but oughtn't that be even more reason to slow down and/or stop? Oh well. I guess getting somewhere marginally faster was worth imperiling my limbs. I pulled alongside the driver at the intersection of Q and 20th. I didn't say anything.
Big time bike traffic on Q today. As a general rule of thumb, I don't think that a bike lane is wide enough to successfully and safely pass another bicyclist without leaving it. It's sort of a one bike at a time zone. That's why I really didn't like it when I slowed down because a guy was stopping to enter the Bike Rack (which is sort of not cool. Stopping in a bike lane not at an intersection seems like an ill-advised idea, but whatever) and I was passed way too closely by another cyclist. Like inches close. It's not cool when drivers do it and it's not cool when bicyclists do it. The cyclist and I had yo-yo-ed a few times, her shoaling me at stop lights and my cycling past her again. After this, I was peeved so I decided to stop messing around and just go all out to get past her once and for all. Generally my rule of thumb for dealing with nonsense, which I broadly categorize as anything that I deem untoward (drivers, other cyclists, road condition, whatever) is just to try to put as much room between it and me as possible. If that means going faster or slower to turning to take a different route, it's worth it to me.
Did you know 11th street has Tesla dealership? For real. Did you know that Tesla, the man, appears, or did circa 2003, on both Serbian and Croatian currency? What a shock! (electricity joke!)
I ended up taking Constitution instead of riding through the Capitol grounds because that's what the road dealt me. It's still crummy. In my dream version of Washington DC bike infrastructure, one of the travel lanes on that road is turned into a two-way cycletrack and then the cycletrack extends down Constitution along the Mall to the Lincoln Memorial. Anyone know if this is part of the 9-9-9 plan? It has about as much likelihood as that of being enacted.
Kids everywhere from about 4th along East Capitol. I think the optimal Halloween celebrating age is about 5. Not too much trick-or-treaters down this way so far, but that's ok. I haven't yet changed from my bike clothes, so I guess I could be considered in costume. Boo.
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Constitution is an absolute sh*tshow right now. I refuse to ride on it because it is just so terrible and scary. The intersection near the WWII Memorial (is that 15th?) is dangerous whether you're on foot or on wheels. It's disheartening because I often come downtown from Bethesda, and the quickest way from Georgetown (at least that I've found) is Virginia Ave--Constitution.ReplyDelete
I've considered doing the same Virginia to Constitution route on the way home, but I've consistently decided against it because it really is absolutely terrible. I'm not going to ride in the street and I'm not going to ride in the path, so I just avoid it entirely. It blows.ReplyDelete
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I have not yet heard about any uses of a logical programming language (such as Prolog) in the software industry, nor do I know of usage of it in hobby programming or open source projects. It (Prolog) is used as an academic language to some extent, though (why is it used in academia?).
This makes me wonder, why should you use logic programming, and why not? Why is it not getting any detectable industry usage?


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Wednesday's 2011 Colonial Athletic Association football media day, to be held July 27 at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium, will be broadcast live on ESPN3. Here's a look at the top storylines online viewers can follow for each school.
William and Mary
There's no question the Tribe needs rising senior quarterback Michael Paulus, coming off offseason shoulder surgery, to be healthy in 2011, but William and Mary will go as far as its workhorse senior running back takes it. Grimes, a member of the Walter Payton Award preseason watch list, is already the school's career leader in all-purpose yards with 5,445. He has 3,110 career rushing yards and needs just 635 more to become the Tribe's all-time leader in that category, as well. Grimes is a soft-spoken accomplished pianist off the field, but between the lines, there's no fiercer competitor in the conference.
The Monarchs went 17-5 in their first two seasons, making them the most successful start-up program in FCS history. Impressive, no doubt. Now Bobby Wilder will see how much his fledging team has learned in its first full year in the toughest Football Championship Subdivision (I-AA) league in the nation. ODU opens CAA play on Sept. 24 at Delaware, which only played for the I-AA national championship last season. Games at Villanova, the 2009 national champion, and 2009 national semifinalist William and Mary follow on a schedule that has nary a Savannah State in sight.
While the conference welcomes ODU this year and Georgia State in 2012, the 2011 season will be the last the Minutemen play in the CAA. UMass is moving to the Football Bowl Subdivision (I-A) in 2012 as a member of the Mid-American Conference after 65 years in the CAA. The Minutemen were charter members of what was then the Yankee Conference in 1946. UMass, which went 6-5 and 4-4 in the league in 2010, travels to ODU on Oct. 1 and plays Villanova in a Nov. 5 homecoming game in its final CAA seasons.
Oh so close. Up 12-0 at halftime and 19-6 after three quarters, the Blue Hens fell 20-19 to Eastern Washington in the 2010 FCS championship game, giving up the game-winning touchdown with 2:47 to play. Delaware will have to rebound from that disappointment without third-team Associated Press All-American and CAA offensive player of the year Pat Devlin, who threw for 3,032 yards and 22 touchdowns in his senior season at quarterback. However, the Blue Hens can take comfort in rising sophomore running back Andrew Pierce, the CAA offensive rookie of the year after rushing for 1,655 yards and 14 TDs.
The Spiders would just as soon forget 2010. Starting quarterback Aaron Corp had season-ending knee surgery in October, but Richmond had already suffered plenty by then. Running back Jovan Smith, wide receiver Donte Boston, defensive end Kerry Wynn, defensive tackle Casey Cooley, safety Darryl Hamilton, offensive lineman Kevin Westervelt, and backup quarterback John Laub also missed games in 2010 with injuries, and five other players, including preseason all-CAA wide receiver Kevin Grayson, were also hurt at various times. The Spiders still managed to go 6-5 and return a several players, including Corp, Hamilton, Smith, Wynn and junior linebacker and ex-Kecoughtan standout Derek Mayo.
The early buzz created by the Dukes' Sept. 11 upset of Virginia Tech faded in the face of offensive struggles, but JMU won its last two games, including a 30-14 upset of then-No. 1 William and Mary on Nov. 13, to finish 6-5 and signal better things to come. The young Dukes return a plethora of players, including sophomore Dae'Quan Scott, who began 2010 as a wide receiver but got a chance to flash game-breaking speed at quarterback later in the season. Scott is joined by leading wide receiver Kerby Long and several key members of a defense that allowed opponents just 14.7 points and 287 total yards.
There are frustrating seasons, and then there was the Tigers' 2010. Towson's lone win was a 47-45 overtime affair at Coastal Carolina on Sept. 11. Nine straight losses followed for a team which last won a CAA game on Oct. 10, 2009. There is reason for optimism in Rob Ambrose's third season as head coach, though. Quarterback Chris Hart, who led the Tigers in both passing (1,013 yards, nine touchdowns) and rushing (518 yards, one TD) as a senior is gone, but Tremayne Dameron, who rushed for 477 yards and five TDs as a sophomore, is back, as is safety Jordan Dangerfield, who led Towson with 96 tackles.
The names became as familiar to foes as fans. Do-it-all threat Matt Szczur and senior quarterback Chris Whitney – along with middle-clogging offensive lineman and second-round Indianapolis draft pick Ben Ijalana – were staples of the Wildcats' championship contenders, leading Villanova to the 2009 national title and a No. 1 ranking in 2010. All are gone now, as is leading rusher Aaron Ball, leaving the Wildcats with a fair number of question marks. Six-foot-3 Norman White, who led Villanova with 886 yards and 11 touchdowns on 69 catches, will shoulder the offensive load early while the Wildcats figure out who they are now.
Georgia State
Though it doesn't officially begin CAA play until next season, Georgia State is sending two players to media day. Senior defensive lineman Christo Bilukidi, who had 38 1/2 tackles and a team-best five sacks in 2010, and senior offensive lineman Clyde Yandell will help introduce the Panthers to their new league. Though the Panthers, who went 6-5 last season, don't play a full CAA schedule until 2012, they do play Old Dominion, which beat Georgia State 34-20 last year, on Sept. 10 in Atlanta in an early season glimpse of how the league's two newest members stack up.
New Hampshire
The Wildcats have established themselves as a consistent postseason contender. Last year's trip to the FCS playoffs was their seventh straight, the longest such streak in the country. New Hampshire went 8-5 last year, winning four of its last six games, before losing 16-3 in the FCS quarterfinals to eventual national runner-up Delaware. Quarterback R.J. Toman is gone after throwing for 2,414 yards and accounting for 15 total touchdowns, but leading rusher Dontra Peters is back after a 707-yard, seven-TD sophomore season. The Wildcats will get an early chance to prove they're playoff threats once more with opening CAA games at Richmond and against Villanova.
The Rams won three of their last four games in 2010 to finish at 5-6 and 4-4 in the conference, though they managed just one win on the road – a 30-20 victory at hapless Towson. There is experience on offense, with quarterback Steve Probst returning for his senior season after passing for 1,876 yards and nine touchdowns and leading Rhode Island with 600 rushing yards and seven TDs, and Ayo Isijola, who had 455 yards and three TDs on the ground, is also back. The Rams get an immediate test with a season opener at FBS opponent Syracuse.
The Black Bears' 4-7 season in 2010 didn't include back-to-back wins and twice saw Maine fail to crack double digits. There is talent in Orono, as senior linebacker Donte Dennis, who had a team-best 108 tackles last season, and junior offensive lineman Chris Howley, the anchor of an offensive line that gave up a CAA-low 12 sacks, have been named Phil Steele preseason All-Americans. The Black Bears are also dealing with off-the-field tragedy after sophomore running back Charles Kyeremeh Jr., who redshirted last year, was killed earlier this month in a motorcycle crash.


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Welcome to the seventh of a few sponsor interview posts from SQL Saturday 99. After reading Arnie Rowland's (Blog |@ArnieRowland) Paying For Free post, I thought it might be worthwhile to do a little bit more to interview our attendees and others to the sponsors that enabled us to have our Minnesota event.
In today's post, I have an interview with Confio. Confio was one of the Silver sponsors for the SQL Saturday event. As a returning sponsor, I was glad to see them around again – though it would have been nice to have seen Thomas LaRock (Blog | @SQLRockstar) at the event. Guess I have to wait until the Colorado Springs SQL Saturday to see him. I digress… on with the show…
1. Thank you for sponsoring our SQL Saturday. For the attendees that weren't able to visit with you at the event, is there anything you'd like to share with them? Thank you to all who were able to stop by our table and talk with Janis and/or John or perhaps sit in on Janis' session. We enjoy getting to know each of you. If you didn't get a chance to stop by or couldn't attend the conference, we'd like to make you aware of our weekly demos that we run to help you evaluate our software products. You only need to spend about ½ hour see some of the benefits our tool offers. Check out http://marketo.confio.com/Ignite8DemoRegistration.html and find a date & time that fits your needs.
2. Why did you sponsor the Minnesota SQL Saturday? Sponsoring the Minnesota SQL Saturday gives us the chance to interact with the SQL community and people who use, or are interested in learning more about our software. The 1/1 conversations we have are invaluable and a great learning tool for us as well.
3. What services/products does your company offer? Confio Software develops database performance solution for DBAs, IT managers, and database developers, for both physical and virtual server environments. Confio's flagship product, Ignite8, helps eliminate bottlenecks, speed problem resolution, and reduce the cost of operations for SQL Server, Oracle, DB2 and Sybase databases and VMware servers.
4. Have you sponsored other SQL Saturday events? As a national sponsor, Confio Software has sponsored and attended most of the local SQL Saturdays in 2011. We are looking forward to future partnerships with existing locations as well as many newer locations in 2012.
5. What are your thoughts on SQL Saturdays? SQL Saturdays are great training opportunities for those users, and a great way to meet with others in the industry and share challenges, needs and wins. They are also a prime opportunity for us to get out there and meet with the local folks who use or need a performance tool.
Thank you again to Confio for sponsoring our event. I do know that they like coming to our SQL Saturday on a Friday. Hopefully, if we go with Friday again next year we'll see them out here again. If you receive an after event e-mail from Confio, please give them a couple minutes to see if there methodology for performance monitoring works well in your environment, it might just give you back part of your weekends.


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The Forest Service is proposing to allow the activities proposed by Denison on the Moab/Monticello Ranger District of the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Although the two federal agencies have conducted a joint environmental assessment, each will make a separate decision regarding activities on land it manages. The BLM and Forest Service conducted scoping on the project in January.
The proposed mining operations on Forest land are located on the south side of Pine Ridge approximately three miles east of La Sal. Up to 48 acres of surface disturbance on Forest Service land may occur under the proposed amendment. The mining company wants to install up to 14 mine vents on the Forest, continue exploration drilling, and construct access roads necessary to support these projects and continued mining for the next 20 years.
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) — Massachusetts State Police say the at-large Boston Marathon bombing suspect fled on foot and may not have a car.
Col. Timothy Alben says police have no indication Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has a vehicle.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick says mass transit service is resuming in Boston even though Tsarnaev is still on the lam.
Authorities in Boston had suspended all mass transit and warned close to 1 million people in the entire city and some of its suburbs to stay indoors. The other suspect, his brother, died in a desperate getaway attempt.
The brothers are suspects in Monday's marathon bombings, which killed three people and wounded more than 180 others. The men are also suspected of killing a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer in his vehicle late Thursday.