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What is Neisseria meningitidis? It's a bacterium that can cause serious infections like meningitis and septicemia. Found in the nose and throat, it often lives harmlessly in some people. However, when it invades the bloodstream or the brain's protective membranes, it can lead to life-threatening conditions. This bacterium spreads through close contact, such as coughing or kissing, making it a concern in crowded places. Vaccines exist to protect against several strains, but not all. Symptoms of infection include fever, headache, stiff neck, and sensitivity to light. Early treatment with antibiotics is crucial to prevent severe outcomes. Understanding this bacterium's behavior and risks helps in taking preventive measures. Stay informed, stay safe!

Mylandscapes: This was our fourth project for the clients. Following 2 courtyard, green wall & roof terrace designs in London, we were tasked with layering, editing & improving the planting in their Tuscany home. The 10-hectare estate is home to hundreds of Cypress, Pine, Fig, Olive & Pomegranate trees, laid out on steep terrain, enjoying sublime vistas of the surrounding misty pastoral landscape and its grand sunsets & sunrises. With plant randomness created by the clients over 10 years since renovating the villa, there was much to edit to produce definition in plant groupings. We replanted trees & shrubs, layering many perennials, herbs & ornamental grasses. Key plants included Westringia, Verbena, Teucrium, Oreganum, Muhlenbergia, Miscanthus, Imperata, Gaura, Erica & Dietes - all are Mediterranean species ideal for the sandy soil & hot, sunny site.

PULLMAN, Wash. — Whitman County Public Health reported ten additional cases of whooping cough within Washington State University (WSU) and the surrounding community. As of Oct. 17, there are now 28 confirmed cases. The last report from . The county is advising that individuals currently diagnosed with the illness...

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