TBRF is found in discrete areas throughout the world, including mountainous areas of North America, plateau regions of Mexico, Central and South America, the Mediterranean, Central Asia, and much of Africa.
TBRF is spread by multiple tick species, each of which has a preferred habitat and set of hosts. Ornithodoros hermsi, the tick responsible for most cases in the United States, prefers coniferous forests at altitudes of 1500 to 8000 feet where it feeds on tree squirrels and chipmunks. The two other U.S. tick species that transmit TBRF, O. parkeri and O. turicata, are generally found at lower altitudes in the Southwest, where they inhabit caves and the burrows of ground squirrels, prairie dogs, and burrowing owls.
Most TBRF cases occur in the summer months when more people vacationing and sleeping in rodent-infested cabins. Nevertheless, TBRF can also occur in the winter months. Fires started to warm a cabin are sufficient to activate ticks resting in the walls and woodwork.
(Click for pdf version Cdc-pdf[PDF – 1 page]) During the years 1990-2011, 483 cases of TBRF were reported in the western U.S., with infections being transmitted most frequently in California, Washington, and Colorado.


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Rumor has it that Sajal Aly is ready to make her Hollywood debut opposite Emma Thompson in a Jemima Goldsmith production.
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Entertainment reporter at BBC News, Haroon Rashid tweeted:
It's rumoured that Sajal Ali is currently in London shooting for Jemima Goldsmith's production, What's Love Got To Do With It, directed by Shekhar Kapur. The film also stars Emma Thompson, Lily James and Shazad Latif. Sajal's rep has been contacted for confirmation. Huge if true!
— Haroon Rashid (@iHaroonRashid) January 13, 2021
Sajal Aly is reportedly shooting in London for her film "What's Love Got To Do With It" that also has Emma Thompson. It is being directed by Shekhar Kapur.
Also READ: Sajal Ali Demands An Increase In The Education Budget To Prevent School Drop-Outs After The Coronavirus Emergency
Sajal has proved her acting prowess time and again. From giving us brilliant performances in dramas like "Yaqeen ka Safar, Behadd" and many more.
Source: Geo
Also READ: From Sajal Ali To Feroze Khan; This Is What Pakistani Celebrities Are Up To Amid The Lockdown
Aly has made a name for herself in Bollywood as well. She made her Bollywood debut with Mom where she starred opposite late legendary actress Sri Devi and fellow Pakistani actor Adnan Siddiqui.
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This surely sounds exciting. Seeing Pakistani actors making waves around the globe is quite interesting. Let's see if this turns out to be true or not.
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Q: Reading a file from resources I have embed sample.txt(it contains just one line "aaaa" ) file into project's resources like in this answer.
When I'm trying to read it like this:
string s = File.ReadAllText(global::ConsoleApplication.Properties.Resources.sample);

I'm getting System.IO.FileNotFoundException' exception.
Additional information: Could not find file 'd:\Work\Projects\MyTests\ConsoleApplication\ConsoleApplication\bin\Debug\aaaa'.
So seemingly it's trying to take file name from my resource file instead of reading this file. Why is this happening? And how can I make it read sample.txt
Trying solution of @Ryios and getting Argument null exception
  using (var stream = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream("ConsoleApplication.Resources.sample.txt"))
        {
            TextReader tr = new StreamReader(stream);
            string fileContents = tr.ReadToEnd();
        }

The file is located in d:\Work\Projects\MyTests\ConsoleApplication\ConsoleApplication\Resources\sample.txt
p.s. Solved. I had to set Build Action - embed resource in sample.txt properties

A: Hello the proposed solution doesn't work
This return null:
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream("xyz.project.Folder1.Folder2.SomeFile.Txt")

Another way is to use a MemoryStream from the Ressource Data:
  byte[] aa = Properties.Resources.YOURRESSOURCENAME;
  MemoryStream MS =new MemoryStream(aa);
  StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(MS);

Not ideal but it works

A: You can't read Resource Files with File.ReadAllText.
Instead you need to open a Resource Stream with Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream.
You don't pass it a path either, you pass it a namespace.  The namespace of the file will be the Assemblies Default Namespace + The folder heieracy in the project the file is in + the name of the file.
Imagine this structure

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So the namespace for the file will be:
xyz.project.Folder1.Folder2.SomeFile.Txt
Then you would read it like so
        using (var stream = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream("xyz.project.Folder1.Folder2.SomeFile.Txt"))
        {
            TextReader tr = new StreamReader(stream);
            string fileContents = tr.ReadToEnd();
        }

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Římskokatolická farnost Domoušice (lat. Domauschicium) je církevní správní jednotka sdružující římské katolíky na území obce Domoušice a v jejím okolí. Organizačně spadá do lounského vikariátu, který je jedním z 10 vikariátů litoměřické diecéze. Centrem farnosti je kostel svatého Martina v Domoušicích.

Historie farnosti
Letopočet založení farnosti není znám. Matriky jsou v místě vedeny od roku 1664.

Duchovní správcové vedoucí farnost
Začátek působnosti jmenovaného v duchovní správě farnosti od:

Kromě kněží stojících v čele farnosti, působili ve farnosti v průběhu její historie i jiní kněží. Většinou pracovali jako farní vikáři, kaplani, katecheté, výpomocní duchovní aj.

Území farnosti
Do farnosti náleží území obce:
 Domoušice (Domauschitz)
 Filipov – místní část Domoušic
 Lhota pod Džbánem (Welhotten)

Římskokatolické sakrální stavby na území farnosti

Ve farnosti se mohou nacházet i další drobné sakrální stavby, místa římskokatolického kultu a pamětihodnosti, které neobsahuje tato tabulka.

Příslušnost k farnímu obvodu
Z důvodu efektivity duchovní správy byl vytvořen farní obvod (kolatura) farnosti Liběšice u Žatce, jehož součástí je i farnost Domoušice, která je tak spravována excurrendo.

Odkazy

Poznámky

Reference

Související články
 Lounský vikariát
 Seznam obcí v litoměřické diecézi

Externí odkazy
 Profil farnosti v elektronickém katalogu litoměřické diecéze

Domoušice
Domoušice

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Lesson's last all day or until the weather won't allow. We value your time and money spent and strive to make the most out of the each lesson flying, kiting, ground school, or debriefing the day's lesson. We pride ourselves on being there long after you've received your Novice Paragliding Rating.
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Your 1-day introductory lesson begins with an equipment introduction and demonstration. You begin ground handling, also known as 'kiting' with the aid of your instructor. We practice inflating and controlling the wing on the ground, learning the launch sequence, discussing the landing, and steering skills before introducing the element of flight.
The 2-day introductory program includes an introduction to the paraglider and associated equipment, basic weather, and ground handling that will lead to your first low altitude solo flights. This program also consists of ground school on the mechanics, equipment, and techniques involved in paragliding. The course is designed as an introduction to the sport that will enable you to make an educated decision regarding paragliding and you. If you decide to continue with the Novice (P2) program, fees will be applied towards the Novice Certification fee.
You have made the decision to become a certified paraglider pilot. This program is an intensive course designed to produce a safe, confident and competent pilot. During this program you will learn about glider aerodynamics, meteorology, thermal flying, ridge soaring, flight maneuvers and emergency procedures. We focus on building your launching, landing and flight techniques through intensive ground handling (kiting), low altitude solo flights, flight simulations and ground schooling. You will complete the USHPA-mandated amount of ground-school time, flights, and flying days. The course length is variable; the average student should expect to spend 7-12 days of training with us. After the completion of the course you will have acquired the skills and knowledge to fly without direct instructor supervision at certain sites. This is the start of your Paragliding career. You will have the greatest success learning to paraglide if you can immerse yourself in the course and then continue flying or kiting regularly after completing your lessons. Private lessons are also available and our fees are structured on an individual basis.
For those who want to find out what paragliding is all about but not wanting to commit to lessons, we offer instructional tandem flights. The tandem flight consists of a short briefing followed by a pre-determined flight time. If good soaring conditions are not available, the flight will be re-scheduled. During the flight the pilot will explain what he is doing, and allow you some hands-on control of the glider. A tandem flight is best for the person seeking an exciting one-time experience, with minimum commitment.
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This webinar will bring together innovative leaders at the forefront of the education evolution to discuss the roles of modern educators and future skills needed to fulfil maximum potential.
Taking place on Tuesday 14th of June, 16:00 GST/UAE, 13:00 BST/UK time, and targeted towards educators and leaders from all subject backgrounds, this webinar will bring together innovative educators and leaders at the forefront of the education evolution to discuss how the role of educators has changed throughout the years and whether they are fully equipped with the required, future-skills to continue doing what they do best.
To what extent are these changes accelerated by or attributable to the pandemic and what will the new normal in education look like in the years to come? How can educators ensure their own wellbeing in a highly competitive marketplace and in return, why should schools leverage modern educators more?
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In theory, Sundays should be devoted to downtime and total relaxation. There's nowhere you have to be -- except your couch, your kitchen, and maybe a boozy brunch.
But in reality, how many of us spend Sundays feeling like crap and eating like crap until we finally turn off Game of Thrones, crawl into bed, and try desperately to sleep? (Guilty as charged.) Then the next thing you know it's 2am and you're staring down Monday morning with bloodshot eyes and sweaty palms.
If you've ever experienced this late-night anxiety on Sundays, know you're not alone. One survey found that 76% of Americans report having "really bad" Sunday blues. Sleep experts agree: "Difficulty falling asleep on Sundays is nothing new," says Raj Dasgupta, MD, a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and assistant professor of clinical medicine at the University of Southern California. While there's no official medical name for it, plenty of people are all too familiar with so-called "Sunday night insomnia" or "Sunday Scaries."
The main culprit is what's known as social jet lag. Like traveling to a different time zone, staying out late (or, let's be real, watching Stranger Things until 3am) and then sleeping in late the next morning affects your body's internal clock, or circadian rhythm, says Michael Breus, PhD, a board-certified sleep specialist and fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. "If you do this two days in a row, you end up with Sunday night insomnia."
Another factor effing up your sleep schedule is, not surprisingly, alcohol. It causes you to wake up more frequently during the night and suppresses the release of the antidiuretic hormone ADH, which makes you go to the bathroom more often, Dasgupta says. This means your sleep quality after a night of drinking is pretty poor, and poor sleep quality means you wake up even later because you're not close to feeling refreshed. And so the vicious (lack of) sleep cycle continues.
Finally, there's stress. "Whether you're a student worrying about tests, a parent taking care of your kids, or working at a 9-to-5, stress is a factor for pretty much anyone," Dasgupta says. When your body is stressed out -- physically, mentally, or emotionally -- it releases the hormone cortisol, which causes your mind to go on high alert and disrupts sleep. It's a chicken-and-egg situation: if you're stressed, you sleep poorly; but poor sleep can also cause you to feel stressed. Either way, this delightful combo can lead to a host of health risks, Dasgupta says, like high blood pressure and diabetes -- not to mention a general shitty mood.
So now that you know Sunday insomnia is a real thing (and that you're not crazy), you can follow these expert tips to sleep more soundly come next Sunday.
Seven tips to conquer the Sunday Scaries
1. Stick to a sleep schedule. If you start to tackle the Sunday Scaries on Sunday, you're doing it wrong. We know, you haven't had a "bedtime" since middle school, but the best thing to do, according to Breus and Dasgupta, is to go to sleep and wake up at approximately the same time on Saturday and Sunday as you do during the week (give or take 30 minutes). And open up your shades: to help your body's circadian rhythm stay on track, it's key to get about 15 minutes of sunlight immediately after you wake up. Also, try to avoid napping on the weekend or going to bed super early on Sunday nights, Breus says, which can cause other problems.
2. Avoid alcohol and caffeine. Sorry, but Sunday Funday is not the solution. Sure, drinking may help you fall asleep at first, Dasgupta says, but it lowers the quality of sleep overall for the reasons mentioned above. Plus, we guarantee you're not going to wake up on Monday morning glad you downed a six-pack the night before. As for coffee? Try to avoid caffeine past 2pm, Breus says. Even better if you can skip it completely.
3. Put the phone away. Try to avoid exposure to light of any kind before bed, Dasgupta suggests. The worst kind is the blue light emitted from electronic devices like iPhones and iPads, because it suppresses the sleep hormone melatonin. Leave the iPhone outside your bedroom if possible -- Instagram will still be there in the morning, we promise.
4. Get some exercise. We know the last thing you feel like doing on a Sunday morning is working out, but just try to move your body, ideally in the early AM, Dasgupta says. This will help you fall asleep more easily at night. And you don't have to go insanely hard at the gym -- research shows that even moderate aerobic exercise (i.e., walking) is even better than lifting weights at improving quality of sleep.
5. Plan for a positive week ahead. Take a look at your week ahead and see if there's anything you can do to make your life easier, Dasgupta suggests. Also make sure to set aside time for something fun, like a workout class you've wanted to try or dinner with a friend. Another way to help get your mind right: write down a few things you're grateful for, Breus says. This helps you focus on what's good in your life, rather than what's stressing you out.
If there's an issue that's really bothering you, tell yourself you'll think about it at some point that week -- not lying in bed at midnight. Dasgupta tells patients to set aside a dedicated "worry time" during the week when they can write down what's on their mind, think about what problems they can control (and what they can't), and come up with a plan. The key? "Do this out of the bed, not in the bed."
6. Watch a mindless TV show. Think The Office or 30 Rock -- not The Walking Dead or, God forbid, news about the election. Despite common advice, it's OK to leave the TV on if it helps you fall asleep. "I have no problem with people 'listening' to TV as they fall asleep," Breus says. "When they are not looking at the screen, but rather have their eyes closed and are listening to something, it can distract from issues that may be bothering them." In fact, research suggests that watching a funny show, like Friends, is three times more effective at reducing anxiety than simply sitting and resting. Bring on the Netflix.
7. If all else fails, get up and do something else. But keep it low-key. Try folding laundry or reading a work report (but not on your phone!) if you really cannot fall asleep after 15 or 20 minutes. Remember: your bed should be dedicated to sleep -- and sleep alone, Dasgupta says. And whatever you do, don't watch the clock, he says, which will just make you more anxious.
Locke Hughes is a freelance writer who will sleep better knowing you're sleeping better.


Political Islam and its followers are not all, or mainly, young men from slums.
On the contrary, its adherents include heads of state, powerful economic interests and media groups, and prominent cultural figures. Some of these, absurdly, were even present at the "solidarity rally" in Paris.
More urgently, Turkey has been an active supporter of both Islamic State and al-Qaeda forces in northern Syria over the last three years. That is, Davutoglu was marching in condemnation of forces to which his own government has offered support.
Here is the second part of the problem. Arab and Muslim societies may be failures and basket cases, but they retain an exceptionally strong and vivid sense of themselves. It is the irony of history that this sense of self is precisely of a type that is bound to keep their societies mired in failure. But history favors irony, and this sense nevertheless remains powerfully experienced and hence politically potent. In this respect, the modern Islamic world resembles western Europe of 80 or 90 years ago, but not the contemporary continent.
The most obvious is avoidance ("the attacks had nothing to do with Islam," "unemployment and poverty are the root cause," "the Islamic State is neither Islamic nor a state," etc etc).
None of this can, at present, be discussed in polite European society. But all of it is fairly obvious. For this reason, Europe's Jews are at present warily eying the door. As someone who was born in western Europe, and left it 25 years ago for Israel, I am happy to conclude that as a result of the efforts and sacrifice of many, Europe's Jews are this time around neither defenseless nor alone. Nor will their blood be free to be taken with impunity.


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Atomic's HAWX CONNECTED concept was developed in collaboration with biomechanics experts from the University of Salzburg and the data experts from Salzburg Research. Atomic's free mobile Connected app brings state-of-the-art digital tracking and analysis capabilities to feedback directly on the slopes for an improved skiing experience. This allows both professionals and pleasure skiers to refine quality details such as balance, pressure control, edge guidance and much more. With embedded, Bluetooth-connected force sensors in the ski boot, the Atomic Connected App provides sensory feedback from the boat for smarter, safer and better-assisted skiing.
Salzburg Research developed and implemented the algorithms for real-time and offline analysis of the skiers' movement data in cooperation with the Sport Science of the University of Salzburg. The data base is the sensor integrated in the Hawx Ultra Connected Ski Boot. Suitable methods for spatio-temporal data analysis using methods such as machine learning and neural networks allow the extraction and thus a smart representation of relevant information in the Atomic Connected App.
The further development of the Hawx Ultra Connected Digital Boot and other smart sports products takes place in the COMET project "Digital Motion". The goal is to further expand the topic of Digital Sports, to be able to better evaluate the quality of the movement, to individualize sports equipment and to increase the overall enjoyment of the movement.


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According to the liberal narrative — the national propaganda line fed to every British schoolchild — Britain's history has been one of inexorable progress towards parliamentary democracy and away from the unaccountable power of a narrow elite.
Yet here we have the extraordinary spectacle of MPs not just ignoring the clearly-expressed wishes of the electorate they represent, but actually trying to claim that this betrayal is their way of honouring democracy.
If a Remain-dominated Parliament gets its way — and it looks like it will — you wonder why we bothered writing Magna Carta or fighting the Civil Wars.
Talk of actual Civil War — at least in the bloody form we last experienced in the 17th century — is, of course, overdone.
But I cannot for the life of me see how there can be stability in Britain, so long as the majority of British people want to leave the EU and so long as the minority which represents them in Parliament persists in scorning them and frustrating them.
It really is that simple. Until Britain gets full Brexit, there can never be peace or stability in the realm.