If you have not heard yet our old pager system is obsolete. We are now using the Contact Wireless Notifyall System. It does have its pros and cons. It allows you to use multiple types of alphanumeric devices to notify you of a mission or team event. We have discovered that sometimes it will take 10 to 17 minutes for the text message to come through to the device. If you would like to add devices to the Notifyall system, please refer to the message sent out in June on this subject to the Listserver or see an officer for instructions to add devices. The procedures to be used for the new system will be an item of discussion at the July Business Meeting.
Eight team members attended and passed the June litter evaluation. Please take a few minutes to check your certification currency on the web. We're over halfway through the year now and a lot of people still need one or more evaluations. This month's evaluation is on July 22nd, at 9:00AM. It will be a search techniques evaluation at Embuto Trailhead. The August evaluation will be on the 27th at 9:00AM. It will be a land navigation evaluation, it will be located at Bear Canyon Trailhead. If you plan to attend an evaluation please leave a voice message on the hotline as soon as possible. Currently no one is signed up for either of these evaluations.
We had two training opportunities in June. On Sunday, June 11, Tom Russo and Bob Baker conducted a base camp/incident command system training and rescue exercise at Embudo trailhead. We had a great turnout, with twelve members attending this training. Just as last year, this was an excellent orientation to what goes on in base camp from our two resident Field Coordinators. After the discussions, there was a mini-rescue involving a medical component. Bob's daughter Holly played subject, and in the scenario had taken a fall off a boulder not far from the trailhead. We were able to locate Holly from coordinates determined from a mock-helicopter fly-by, and got to her within 30 minutes. We found Holly with an open fracture on the lower left leg. Tom did a great job with moulage on the injuries so that they looked realistic. David Chapek walked us through patient assessment and packaging of Holly for transport. We then did a short litter haul to get her to a waiting mock-ambulance.
On Sunday, June 25, David Chapek organized another training with a medical focus. Nine members met at a park near Wyoming and Constitution to discuss heat emergencies. David talked about heat exhaustion and heat stroke, recognizing signs and symptoms of each and how to differentiate between the two. We then went through two scenarios, having members play the role of subjects that presented conditions at both ends of the spectrum. Heat exhaustion is brought on by moderate overheating due to exertion, and slight dehydration. This can be dealt with easily in the field by recognizing the signs, and catching this progressing condition early. It is important that we watch for this in one another when we are on missions during the summer. We should make sure to drink often, and wear appropriate clothing that can be adjusted to protect us from the sun and allow our bodies to cool naturally. Heat stroke is a serious medical emergency requiring aggressive intervention to cool the patient and get them to advanced care. As with many medical problems, heat emergencies cannot be neatly divided into just two types, but rather can present an entire spectrum of signs and symptoms. It is important to correctly diagnose what is going on to keep a minor problem from progressing into a more serious emergency.
In all there have been nine training events between January and June this year. Thanks to everyone who has helped out with training so far this year.
The training for this month will be an orienteering exercise on Saturday, July 15. Location is still TBD, but I am hoping with all the rain we have had in the mountains recently that the forest will open and we can get back into the wilderness for our training. Check the hotline for the latest information on the location of this training.
Remember that we start a new training period this month, and everyone needs to attend two training events to remain eligible to go on missions. This is the minimum, and of course members are encouraged to attend as many training events as possible. It is a great way to keep your skills polished, and stay in touch with your teammates while mission numbers are low. While nobody likes to see people in trouble, perhaps when the forest opens business will pick up.
This will be a hike to South Sandia Peak for lunch (bring your own of course!). We will meet in the lower Southeast Crest parking lot, 9:00AM sharp! Bring your GPS and maps (Sandia Crest and Tijeras), if you wish to get a little navigation training on the hike.
How to get there: Take I-40 to the Tijeras/Cedar Crest Exit, go North on 14, turn left on the road 536(approx 5.8 Miles from the beginning of N14), the road taking you to Sandia Crest/Sandia Ski Area, approximately 13.2 miles. Coordinates NAD 83, 13S 0368090 3897378.
Meeting began at 1915, on June 08, 2006.
Training Officer's Report 3 training opportunities since last meeting, Training this month Basecamp training at embudo TH. July Orienteering training location TBD. ESCAPE was great Secretary's Report Nothing new to report, please keep the training and eval information coming.
Treasurer's Report Report was given on Income and Expenses. Fuel Reimbursement instructions only 10 days left. Fill out the new fuel reimbursement form, fill out the top as yourself, then fill out the W9 for yourself, and send it to James.
Equipment Committee Report SARCON '06 brochure and Patagonia Catalog were brought to meeting. Radios are available for check out.
Membership Tom is planning to audit the training status on the database to make sure it is up to date.
Public Relations Committee Report Committee meeting on June 29th at Kelly's on Central and Wellesly.
Medical Committee Report CE structure has changed, they have categorized it. July 7-9 WFR, EMTB/I refresher will be coming up, Taos Ski Valley.
Communications Committee Report Notify All proposal, the Team will be able to keep our current contact number. Suggestions were made for changes to the current proposal.
President's Report Nothing to report went directly into Notifyall information.
Old Issues Old Business: Changes were made to the proposal for the notify all service. (See Meeting Minutes for full motion.) Motion to pass the motion 9 For 0 Against.
New Issues Tony is going to contact, contact wireless and get the ball rolling on notify all. New T-shirts available $5.00ea.
I think it would benefit the entire team if we increased our involvement in our mentorship program. To begin, I'd like to challenge each mentor to make an even bigger effort to help out, train, encourage, and assist your mentee. If you haven't spoken with your mentee, please call him. Ask him how he is doing, if he has any questions, and offer your assistance. Meet with your meentee before the monthly meetings or before trainings to go over anything that might interest them (i.e., training procedures, questions about evaluations, questions on missions).
It is important that mentees also take the initiative to reach out to their mentors. Call your mentor and ask to get together with them for impromptu training or for any questions about SAR you might have. Hopefully, this will help to make our mentorship program very effective at keeping new and old members more interested in SAR work.
The contents of this newsletter are copyright © 2006 by their respective authors or by Cibola Search and Rescue, Inc., and individual articles represent the opinions of the author. Cibola SAR makes no representation, express or implied, with regard to the accuracy of the information contained in these articles, and cannot accept any legal responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions that may be made. Articles contained in this newsletter may be reproduced, with attribution given to Cibola SAR and the author, by any member of the Search and Rescue community for use in other team's publications.


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# AWS Automation Code

This repository include different code to interact with AWS services.
Currently the following code is included

- [How to attach a second interface to a running instance](https://github.com/gabrielrojasnyc/AWS/blob/master/attach_second_eni.py)

- [Terminate instances using Pyhton for cost optimization](https://github.com/gabrielrojasnyc/AWS/blob/master/terminate_instances.py)

- [Packer file to create bake AMI] (https://github.com/gabrielrojasnyc/AWS/blob/master/packer_test.json)

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They brought us into Labor and Delivery room.
I put on the necessary hospital gown and waited for the nurse to start the tests. As I lay on the bed, my husband at my side, the nurse moved a heart monitor across my stomach but there was not even a faint flicker of a heartbeat. I felt my stomach grow queasy and a lump build in my throat.
I waited for the ultrasound. The room felt cold, quiet, and somber. Lance held my hand for what seemed like an eternity. When the nurse returned with the ultrasound I was still hoping for a miracle, maybe the heart monitor was defective. To our dismay the ultrasound confirmed our worst fears.
There was no heartbeat. Our second child had died 9 days before the due date.
All I could do was cry, I couldn't think, I couldn't feel. I remember my husband making the phone calls to our families. I could see death and grief all over his face; A father mourning his precious child and yet a pillar of strength for his wife, one that would stand strong. The best they could determine was the umbilical cord wrapped around her abdomen and stopped the blood flow to the baby's heart.
It was the next morning that I found out it was a girl. In that moment she not only had a personality and an identity but now a name. My grief and pain went deeper. My cry was coming from deep within, deep within my soul. It was a feeling I can't even begin to express and no words can describe. Only those who have gone through it could understand.
I know this time of year is hard for many who have lost a loved one but I write this to let you know and encourage you that things will get better. We lost our second child over 20 years ago and I still remember every moment but the pain of loss does subside.
I did not write this for sympathy but for encouragement. When your heart breaks over a loss of any kind it can seem as if the pain will never end. I am here to let you know that it does. It just takes time.
I am living proof of that. You need to give yourself grace and time to grieve. It is different for everybody. If your heart is breaking and you are having a hard time then try focusing on being thankful, and just know that we all struggle with that. When we lost our daughter I focused on the fact that I had my older daughter to hold on to. It didn't instantly take away my pain but it gave me the inspiration to go on. I just want to let you know I am here and I understand. You are not alone no matter how alone you might feel. If you feel the need you can just post a quick reply to this post and I will say a prayer specifically for you. Things do get better and you will be able to live life with joy again.
Karen, you are a beautiful writer. I have such deep faith in God but have always felt losing a child would be a true test to me. Your story gives me hope! Thank you for your heart for sharing such a difficult time in your life in the hopes of helping others.
Thank you Sharon. I am glad it gives you hope. We all need it at one time or another.


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Available for Special Order 3
VeloPress 6
Red Bull Media House 3
Problem Solvers 1
Simon & Schuster 1
Where to Bike 1
Red Bull Media House Rad Company Dvd
- Brandon Semenuk's Rad Company pushes the limits of Freeride mountain biking and showcases the skills and passion that make him one of the most explosive riders on the planet - This film from Red Bull and NWD Films flows together with an eclectic soundtrack like your favorite mixtape, while seamlessly meshing all disciplines of mountain biking - Red Bull and NWD teamed up with some of the top cinematographers and digital effects artists to create an innovative style, while keeping true to the "all killer, no filler" style of New World Disorder - 3-in-1 Collector's Edition including DVD, Blu Ray, and Digital Download - Riding locations: Fiji, Retallack BC, Sunshine Coast BC, Pemberton BC, Kamloops BC, and Utah
Red Bull Media House Strength In Numbers DVD
- A new action sport documentary that captures the way of life of the diverse mountain bike communities, from the world's best pros to those who ride purely for the love of the sport - Shot in some of mountain biking's most iconic locations over two years, Anthill's signature style combines core action with compelling stories featuring some of the most famous riders as Gee Atherton (GBR), Brandon Semenuk (CAN), Rene Wildhaber (SUI), Anthony Messere (CAN), Rachel Atherton (GBR) and Steve Smith (CAN) - Includes DVD, Blu-ray Disc, and a Digital Download copy
Red Bull Media House Where The Trail Ends DVD
- Crafted over three years with the most advanced filmmaking and sound equipment ever used in the outdoor adventure sport genre - The film immerses viewers in an extraordinary chronicle of exploration, chaos and culture, set amongst some of the globe's most harrowing and remote natural landscapes - Veterans of Freeride's heralded 10-year New World Disorder film series, athletes and production crews were left physically, mentally and emotionally exhausted after the film's expeditions to dispatches amongst the Andean foothills of Salta, Argentina, China's Gobi Desert, Nepal's near-secret Mustang region, the towering shorelines of British Columbia's Fraser River and Virgin, Utah - big mountain freeriding's punishing proving grounds and birthplace
VeloPress Zinn & The Art Of Road Bike Maintenance, 5th Ed. - 2016
Zinn & the Art of Road Bike Maintenance is the world's best-selling guide to bicycle repair and maintenance. From basic repairs like how to fix a flat tire to advanced overhauls of drivetrains and brakes, Lennard Zinn's clearly illustrated guide makes every bicycle repair and maintenance job easy for everyone. Lennard Zinn is the world's leading expert on bike maintenance and repair. His friendly step-by-step guide explains the tools you'll need and how to know you've done the job right. The book's two-color interior is easy to read€"even in a dimly-lit garage or workshop. Hundreds of hand-drawn illustrations and exploded parts diagrams show just the right level of detail to lead you through every bicycle repair task. This smartly organized guide shows how to repair new and old bicycles from top to bottom. In over 500 pages, Zinn's guide includes simple instructions for hundreds of bike maintenance and repair jobs: Basics: How to fix a flat tire, lube a bicycle chain, adjust the brakes; Emergency repairs: How to fix a broken chain, tighten loose spokes, repair a bent derailleur; Easy shifting: How to adjust shifters, derailleurs, and cables for clean and smooth shifting; Wheels: How to true a wheel, install a new tire, change a cassette, replace broken spokes, build your own wheels; Overhauls: How to service and replace pedals, chains and chainrings, saddles, handlebars, stems, headsets, forks, bottom brackets; New tech: How to maintain 11-speed systems, electronic and wireless shifters, disc brakes; Cyclocross: How to set up a 'cross bike for racing, select the right components, and make quick repairs; Troubleshooting: How to figure out what's wrong with any bike and fix it. Zinn & the Art of Road Bike Maintenance makes bicycle repair and maintenance easy, quick, affordable, and fun. With Zinn at your side, you'll know how to keep your bicycling running smoothly for years. What's New in Zinn & the Art of Road Bike Maintenance, 5th Ed.: More than 700 comprehensive illustrations and exploded views. New chapter on electronic shifting covers maintenance, service, repair, and troubleshooting of all Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo electronic shifting groups. New chapter on disc brakes covers maintenance, service, and repair of all hydraulic and mechanical systems. New tech covered in depth: through-axle forks, SRAM eTap wireless shifting, second generation Shimano and Campagnolo electronic shifting, direct-mount sidepull brakes, SRAM X-Sync 1x11 cyclocross systems, tubular tire gluing tapes. New troubleshooting chartsNew master guide to press-fit bottom brackets. Also covered in the 5th edition: All derailleur shifting systems (5-speed through 11-speed); all bottom bracket systems (cone-and-cup through press-fit); all brake systems (including caliper, V-brake, cantilever, and disc); all headset, stem, handlebar and fork systems; wheelbuilding for all bikes including cyclocross and disc-brake wheels; special sections on cyclocross throughout including troubleshooting, maintenance, service, repair, and equipment selection; updated and expanded torque tables; complete illustration index and complete subject index.
Skratch Labs Feed Zone Portables Cookbook
Skratch Labs' Feed Zone Portables Cookbook gives you real, delicious, and easy-to-make fuel for your next ride. Chef Biju Thomas and Dr. Allen Lim—a physiologist who has done extensive work with Pro Tour teams—teamed up to give you 75 simple recipes for food that travels well, tastes amazing, and gives you the energy you need to keep riding. The book focuses on delivering the right blend of macro and micro nutrients for training athletes in simple, flavorful recipes.
Skratch Labs The Feed Zone Cookbook
Fueling yourself correctly at home is one of the most crucial aspects of athletic performance and all-around health. Skratch Labs' Feed Zone Cookbook has 150 easy-to-follow recipes that are designed to give endurance athletes like you just what you need. Chef Biju Thomas teamed up with physiologist Dr. Allen Lim, whose time spent working with Pro Tour teams led to many of these delicious, healthful recipes. The Feed Zone focuses on delivering the right blend of macro and micro nutrients when you need them in simple, flavorful recipes.
VeloPress Feed Zone Table - 2016
Science shows it's not just what we eat that matters; eating together matters, too. Chef Biju Thomas and Dr. Allen Lim have returned to the kitchen to champion dinner, the most social meal of the day. In their third cookbook, Feed Zone Table, Biju and Allen offer 100 all-new recipes to bring friends and family to the table in a way that nourishes life and sport. Feed Zone Table will inspire your family-style dinners with a delicious line up of drinks, starters, main courses, side dishes, fresh sauces, and desserts. Biju rolls out easy techniques for making flavorful food that's fun to prepare and share. Enjoying dinnertime and eating well will nourish you, your family and friends--and your sports performance. Dr. Lim saw these benefits first-hand while working with professional athletes and shares new research on how social meals benefit everyone. Lim reveals why it matters--what science has to say about food, camaraderie, performance, and the pivotal role that the dinner table can play in an athlete's preparation. Sports are often an escape from life, but Feed Zone Table is a warm invitation back to the table. We perform best when we nourish our bodies and feed our souls. Bring great food and people together with Feed Zone Table and you'll feel the difference.
VeloPress Zinn & the Art of Road Bike Maintenance, 2th Edition
The world's most popular road bike repair manual will make a mechanic out of anyone. Best-selling author Lennard Zinn shares his wealth of road bike knowledge in this second edition. Maintaining every component of a road bike––chains, derailleurs, shifters, wheels, brakes, cranks, bottom brackets, pedals, saddles, seatposts, handlebars, stems, headsets, forks, and frames––is covered in a clear and concise manner. Newcomers and experienced mechanics alike will benefit from the clear illustrations with exploded views of how components go together. Practical tips on how to completely and properly maintain all aspects of a road bike are included.
Problem Solvers Sketchbook and Bench Reference Guide - 2016
The Problem Solvers Sketchbook and Bench Reference Guide exists because writing things down is important. Sketch out new ideas, record findings, workarounds, geometries, spoke lengths, never-try-it-agains, or just to doodle during that boring meeting at work. - DIY Reference and/or User Manual - Engineer-ruled for oddball geometric sketching - Includes semi-useful tables and tools
Simon & Schuster One Last Great Thing by John Burke
Richard Burke, known to many as "The Big Guy," co-founded Trek Bicycle in 1976 and turned it into one of the world's leading bicycle companies. He touched people's lives in countless ways and when he passed away in 2008, it was deeply emotional for many. Dick always considered his son John, his best friend. They did the Boston Marathon, followed the Tour de France and later ran Trek together. Now John, the current president of Trek, has written One Last Great Thing, A Story of a Father and a Son, a Story of a Life and a Legacy. It's a powerful tribute to his father's incredible life and work as an inspiring businessman, leader and person. Taking readers deep into Trek's history, John shares how his father also taught, trained, and instilled in him the confidence and desire to be a leader. This portrait of a great man culminates with John telling his father on his deathbed of their 20 greatest moments together. This intimate portrayal of Dick's life and father-son relationship is filled with poignant experiences and lessons on getting the most out of life.
VeloPress Andy Pruitt's Complete Medical Guide for Cyclists
Professional cyclists depend on Andy Pruitt to soothe their aches and pains and help them ride faster and smoother. Now Andy's advice can help recreational and fitness cyclists, too. The world's leading expert in scientific bike fit, Andy Pruitt explains the steps of a complete fit session and the logic behind each adjustment. Even the best bike fit can't prevent every injury; use Andy's years of experience to easily pinpoint symptoms, identify the cause, and begin proven remedies to get back in the saddle. Andy also includes plenty of tips on training programs, aging, weight loss, stretching and rehabilitation as well as how to stay healthy during a long season.
VeloPress Your First Triathlon
Every year thousands of people decide to train for their first triathlon. From the author of the best-selling book The Triathlete's Training Bible comes the essential guidebook to finishing your first sprint-distance triathlon. Joe Friel maps out a 12-week plan, requiring just 5 hours of training each week. It's the start of a lifestyle focused on health, fitness, and personal growth. Your First Triathlon provides the training plans, workouts, checklists, instruction, and illustrations that first-timers are clamoring to know. With 25 years of experience, Joe Friel knows triathlon and everything a beginner needs to succeed.
VeloPress Rusch To Glory
Rebecca Rusch is one of the great endurance athletes of our time. Known today as the Queen of Pain for her perseverance as a relentlessly fast runner, paddler, and mountain bike racer, Rusch was a normal kid from Chicago who abandoned a predictable life for one of adventure. In her new book Rusch to Glory: Adventure, Risk & Triumph on the Path Less Traveled, Rusch weaves her fascinating life's story among the exotic locales and extreme conditions that forged an extraordinary athlete from ordinary roots. Rusch has run the gauntlet of endurance sports over her career as a professional athlete-- climbing, adventure racing, whitewater rafting, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking--racking up world championships along the way. But while she might seem like just another superhuman playing out a fistful of aces, her empowering story proves that anyone can rise above self-doubt and find their true potential. First turning heads with her rock climbing and paddling skills, Rusch soon found herself spearheading adventure racing teams like Mark Burnett's Eco-Challenge series. As she fought her way through the jungles of Borneo, raced camels across Morocco, threaded the rugged Tian Shan mountains, and river-boarded the Grand Canyon in the dead of winter, she was forced to stare down her own demons. Through it all, Rusch continually redefined her limits, pushing deep into the pain cave and emerging ready for the next great challenge. At age 38, Rusch faced a tough decision: retire or reinvent herself yet again. Determined to go for broke, she shifted her focus to endurance mountain bike racing and rode straight into the record books at a moment when most athletes walk away. Rusch to Glory is more than an epic story of adventure; it is a testament to the rewards of hard work, determination, and resilience on the long road to personal and professional triumph.
Where to Bike Washington D.C.
Cycling is booming. It's free, healthy, environmentally friendly, sustainable and most of all its fun. But Where to Bike? · Where to Bike Washington DC has 97 fun and interesting rides to motivate and inspire · It contains 58 interesting rides for adults and 39 kids' rides for toddlers and beginners. There's also a section covering how to prepare and what to take with you.

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England and Wales are becoming ever more mixed in belief, identity and culture, the 2011 census data released today (11 December 2012) reveals.
Belief in God is slowly declining in most countries around the world, but persists or grows most in developing countries and Catholic societies.
Fewer than a third of Catholic youth in Peru consider themselves to be religious, according to a study carried out recently.
Classifying communities and their practices and values as 'religious' often has the effect of marginalising them from the mainstream of public debates on justice and the proper ends of the good life, says scholar Timothy Fitzgerald. Such classification has the effect of clothing secular reason with the misleading aura of neutral objectivity, he suggests.
A widespread "everyday atheism" requires a new understanding of what it means to be the church, according to Berlin theologian Dr Wolf Krötke.
Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has awarded the 2011 Michael Ramsey prize to Atheist Delusions, by David Bentley Hart.


There are music events to look forward to on the Gold Coast. Here are two music events happening in June and July.
Put on your boots and gear up for Groundwater Country Music Festival. This festival is free. Saddle up and enjoy the music from July 26 to 28.
The festival used to be known as Broadbeach Country Music Festival. It will still take place in Broadbeach. The festival is known for bringing top homegrown and international artists together to deliver an incredible show. Discover new talents and enjoy country favourites. Enjoy three whole days of lively entertainment.
The show will be from 10 am to 10 pm for three days from July 26 to July 28. Head over to Broadbeach and enjoy the best of country music. If you're into country or even a music lover, you should not miss it.
Hussy Hicks is a force to be reckoned with. The band is composed of strong women who have developed quite a following locally and internationally. Their fans love their music. They're even better live. Don't miss their live performance on the Gold Coast at BBQ Bazaar.
Julz Parker is a solid guitar player who is recognised for her talent. If you like Jimmy Page, you'll love her style as well. Leesa Gentz is known for her amazing stage presence and powerful vocals. A consummate performer, Leesa can hold an audience captive to her spell.
Special guest performer Kristy Lee will join Hussy Hicks.
Catch the show on June 22 at BBQ Bazaar.
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Our resort has one bedroom apartments which have facilities for your convenience. For four guests, our apartments are suitable for families.
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Коптево — район в Москве. Расположен в Северном административном округе и огибает Тимирязевский парк, Большой Садовый пруд и поля Тимирязевской академии. Название происходит от местности Коптево (Георгиевское), родового владения князей Шуйских, вошедшей в состав Москвы в 1917 году как дачная местность. Сегодня это зеленый район сложившейся жилой застройки 1930-1970 годов с рядом отделений московских ВУЗов и специализированных медицинских учреждений.

Территория и границы
Район характеризуется топографической обособленностью и занимает площадь 5.38 кв. км, ограниченную Тимирязевским парком и полями Тимирязевской академии с запада, парком Михалково и линиями МЦК и МЦД-3 с севера, линией МЦД-2 с юга, и с запада улицей Клары Цеткин, которая отделяет его от Войковского района.

История
Район имеет достаточно древнюю историю и  сегодня включает исторические местности деревни Коптево-Георгиевское, Лихоборы и частично Михалково.

Владения Шуйских

Впервые в сохранившихся документах он упомянут в 1595—1596 годах в меновой грамоте князя Дмитрия Ивановича Шуйского, в которой он менял село Топорково с пустошами Коптево и Ипатьевской на соседнее село Вельяминово (Владыкино) принадлежавшее Богоявленскому монастырю. Род Шуйских происходил от Суздальских князей, и в случае вымирания великокняжеского рода имел право на престол. Село Топорково было родовым владением князей Шуйских под Москвой и располагалось вблизи нынешней Большой Академической улицы в Нижних Лихоборах. Существует две версии происхождения самого топонима Коптево: он был связан либо с древним родом Коптевых, либо с жившим в конце XV века боярином Константином Бутурлиным по прозвищу Копоть. Согласно писцовому описанию 1584 года Топорково являлось вотчиной старшего сына князя Ивана Андреевича — Василия Ивановича Шуйского. Так образом, пустошь Коптево была частью села Топорково и принадлежала И.А. Шуйскому, а затем его наследникам вплоть до конца 16 века. В 1593 году Топоркова было передано Богоявленскому монастырю, к 1646 г. перешло во владение к князю Шаховскому, а в 1652 году стало присёлком села Владыкино во владении патриарха Никона.

Сергиевское-Семеновское
В середине XVIII века владельцем местности стал коллежский секретарь Семён Евстратович Молчанов, который, согласно договору, должен был её заселить. К 1766 году он переселил туда крестьян, построил господские дома и основал село с названием Сергиевское-Семёновское.

Георгиевское царевича Багратиони

К 1785 году у Молчанова село выкупил грузинский царевич Георгий Вахтангович Багратиони, генерал-аншеф Екатерины II, участвовавший в чине генерала-майора русской армии в Русско-шведской войне (1741—1743), Семилетней войны (1740—1748) и Войне за австрийское наследство (1740—1748). С 1748 году Георгию Вахтанговичу по наследству принадлежала часть соседнего села Всехсвятское. Ранее, в 1695 году село Всехсвятское по именному указу Петра I перешло к грузинскому царевичу Александру Арчиловичу Имеретинскому. В XVIII веке в селе Всехесвятском проживали представители грузинских царских родов со своей свитой и в 1703 году была открыта грузинская типография. После смерти старшего брата Бакара III, царевич Георгий Вахтангович Багратиони стал главой грузинской диаспоры Москвы. Приобретенные земли стали называться Георгиевское (Егорьевское) по имени нового владельца Георгия и принадлежали к приходу церкви Всех Святых во Всехсвятском. К 1770-м годам к северу от Георгиевского была построена усадьба Михалково, а к юго-востоку - усадьба Петровско-Разумовское по проекту Н.Л. Бенуа, главного архитектора Петергофа.

Разрушение в 1812 и восстановление
В период Отечественной войны 1812 года наполеоновские солдаты выжгли село Георгиевское генерала Багратиони дотла. Лишь в 1816 году благодаря государственной ссуде крестьянские дома были восстановлены. Впервые село Георгиевское было обозначено как Коптево на карте 1818 года. На топографическое плане 1838 года местность обозначается как "дер. Коптёва". В 1852 году название Коптево появилось в «Указателе селений и жителей Московской губернии».

Виндавская железная дорога и дачная местность

В первой половине XIX века Дворцовое ведомство расселило несколько семей из Коптева на свободной земле к западу от деревни, образовав Коптевские Выселки недалеко от живописной рощи на пересечении Петербургского и Волоколамского шоссе, которые стали дачным местом к концу ХIX века, популярным среди семей офицеров, военный лагерь которых располагался к югу на Ходынском поле. К 1881 году Михалковское шоссе с Петровскими Выселками и  с "дачами на земле Лихоборъ" входят в черту город Москвы. После крепостной реформы 1861 года стал застраиваться участок земли к югу от деревни Коптево, где образовалась деревня Новое Коптево, которая была разделена путями и станцией "Подмосковная" Московско-Виндавской железной дороги, проложенной в 1898 году.

ХХ век: паровозы, Баухаус и оборонпром

При прокладке Московской окружной железной дороги в период с 1902 по 1908, вблизи усадьбы "Михалково", по проекту профессора Императорской Академии искусств А.Н. Померанцева  была построена первая и главная станция МОЖД - станция Лихоборы.  Сегодня она расположена на границе районов Коптево и Головинский, между проездом Черепановых и Пакгаузным шоссе. В 1900-е годы здесь был построен большой комплекс зданий — пассажирский вокзал (сохранился и отреставрирован), мастерские по ремонту паровозов и вагонов (депо Лихоборы-Окружные), дом начальника дороги и машинистов, нефтекачка и 30-метровая водосборная башня, которые сегодня являются важным архитектурным наследием. Станционное шоссе при депо Лихоборы было названо в честь отца и сына Черепановых, изобретателей паровых машин и создателей первого паровоза в России.

28 мая 1917 года Коптево с дачной местностью Новая Ипатовка, станцией Подмосковная и Лихоборами вошли в состав Москвы. Бывшая главная улица деревни Лихоборы была названа в честь уроженца этих мест лётчика-аса, генерала-лейтенанта авиации, Героя Советского Союза Павла Васильевича Рычагова (1911—1941). Историческое название местности также отражено в названии улицы Лихоборские бугры.
В 1930-х годах в районе строят общественные и жилые здания в авангардном стиле Баухаус: дом культуры "Железнодорожник" (фото), клуб "Красный Балтиец", пожарное депо (фото), "Круглая" поликлиника (фото), а также квартал жилых домов в проезде Черепановых. В середине 1930-х годов в районе улицы Клары Цеткин основывают научно-производственные предприятия оборонной промышленности. В 1937 году местность Коптево c обилием водоемов вблизи Петровской сельскохозяйственной академии рассматривали как один из основных вариантов для строительства Всесоюзной сельскохозяйственной выставки (ВДНХ) с прокладкой судоходного канала вдоль Коптевского бульвара для соединения Химкинского водохранилища с Яузой. 1941 году в первый год Второй мировой войны северная граница района вдоль Московской кольцевой железной дороги стала линией укрепления Обороны Москвы, а сам район - местом подготовки партизанского движения, примером которого стал подвиг Зои Космодемьянской. В 1950-х годах в районе началось массовое жилищное строительство. В 1970-х годах на улице Космонавта Волкова был построен ряд проектных институтов военного машиностроения, а в Фармацевтическом проезде Коптеве размещена Московская фармацевтическая фабрика, основанная в 1932 году на Никольской улице. В 1990-х годах получила известность Коптевская ОПГ, состоявшая из бывших борцов стадиона Наука на ул. Большая Академическая. В 2000-х в Коптеве работал популярный вьетнамский рынок и появился первый в Москве вьетнамский ресторан - "Бик Кау".

В период с 1936-1991 большая часть Коптева входила в Железнодорожный район Москвы. 2 сентября 1991 года вышло распоряжение мэра Москвы «Об установлении временных границ муниципальных округов Москвы», в соответствии с которым появился муниципальный округ Коптево.  5 июля 1995 года был принят закон «О территориальном делении города Москвы», по которому были определены нынешние границы района Коптево.

В 2016 году на территории исторического депо Лихоборы открыта современная станция МЦК Коптево. C 2019 на станции Красный Балтиец (бывшей Подмосковной) проходит линия МЦД-2.

Население
Согласно данным переписи населения 2010 года 91.7% жителей Коптева обозначили себя русскими. Вторая по численности этническая группа - армяне (1%); далее в относительно равных долях (по 0.5%) азербайджанцы, евреи и грузины. По данным 2010 года 48.8% имели высшее образование. В 2015 году 41.6% были заняты в малом и среднем бизнесе.В начале XX века и до 1950-60-х годов в "Cтаром Коптеве" существовала "еврейская деревушка" в районе современных административных зданий № 65-71 Коптевской улицы. До революции значительное еврейское население проживало поблизости во Всехсвятском, где в конце ХIX века была своя синагога, и о чем сегодня есть тематический "Музей еврейской истории в России" в Петровско-Разумовской аллее в районе Аэропорт.  При этом, по данным Переписи населения Российской империи 1897 года 96.6% жителей Всехсвятского были православного вероисповедания, что включало грузинскую диаспору.

Парки и скверы

Тимирязевский парк
На границе Коптева расположен Тимирязевский парк и Большой Садовый пруд. В Коптеве располагаются четыре сквера и прогулочная зона: детский городок «Бригантина», сквер у Храма Георгия Победоносца в Коптеве, сквер Зои и Александра Космодемьянских, сквер в проезде Черепановых и бульвар Матроса Железняка.

Бульвар Матроса Железняка

Бульвар Матроса Железняка - зеленый бульвар длиной 1,6 км с прогулочным сквером посередине, проходящий дугой с севера на юг в центральной части района Коптево. На бульваре произрастают декоративные каштаны, что делает бульвар особо привлекательным в период цветения весной и в летний период.

Сквер «Бригантина»

Сквер располагается по адресу Коптевский бульвар 15. В 2016 году территория была обновлена: реконструированы прогулочные дорожки, обустроен теннисный корт и заменен игровой корабль на детской площадке, обновлена хоккейная площадка площадью 56х26 метров и с теплой раздевалкой, сценой, спортивной зоной с роллердромом и столами для настольного тенниса. Построена фестивальная площадка "Московских сезонов" с круглогодичной ярмаркой в стиле достопримечательностей Крыма.

Сквер З.и.А. Космодемьянских
Сквер площадью два гектара располагается на пересечении улиц Клары Цеткин и Зои и Александра Космодемьянских. Северная часть сквера прилегает к районному центру «Рассвет» на месте советского кинотеатра. Перед зданием располагаются перголы со скамейками для отдыха и цветники.

Сквер в проезде Черепановых
Сквер протянулся вдоль проезда Черепановых и линии Московского центрального кольца. Его обустроили в 2019 году в рамках благоустройства территории у станции МЦК «Лихоборы». Здесь проложили пешеходные дорожки, установили фонари и скамейки. Для отдыха жителей в сквере располагаются две детские площадки, воркаут-зона, площадка для выгула собак и каток с раздевалками, открытый напротив дома 68 в проезде Черепановых.

Спорт и отдых

Стадион Наука
Стадион «Наука» расположен по адресу улица Большая Академическая 38. Спорткомплекс находится в федеральном подчинении и является основной спортбазой Московского авиационного института (МАИ). В  спортивный комплекс стадиона «Наука» входят футбольное поле, беговые дорожки, легкоатлетические секторы площадью более 10000 м², 5 игровых залов. Стадион «Наука» был построен в период с 1941 по 1962 годы.

Спортивные клубы

В Коптево расположены фитнес-клубы "Gym-Gym" в районом центре "Рассвет",  "Fitness-Time" на Коптевском бульваре, а также спортивный комплекс с бассейном "Академический" в Лихоборах.

Коптевские бани
Коптевские бани были построены в 1958 как общественное бани. После капитальной реконструкции в 2015 году вновь стали популярным местом отдыха. Имеют мужское и женское отделения.  Расположены по адресу ул. Большая Академическая 13а.

Торговля
Основными торговыми улицами являются ул. Михалковская и ул. Новопетровская, являющиеся старейшими дорогами в этой местности с 18-го века - "Михалковское шоссе" и "Дорога в Петровскую Академию". Действуют ТЦ "Петровский" и ТЦ "Рассвет".  Коптевский рынок, основанный в 1949 году как колхозный рынок и расположенный по адресу ул. Коптевская 24, сохраняет свой профиль рынка фермерской продукции.

Музеи, учреждения культуры и досуга

 Железнодорожный музей на ст. Подмосковная был открыт в 2015 году вблизи станции МЦД-2 "Красный балтиец".
 Музей автомобильных историй по адресу ул. Коптевская 71 показывает историю детских педальных автомобилей.
 Кинотеатр "Рассвет" сети "Каро" по адресу ул. З. и А. Космодемьянских 23 после реконструкции вновь стал местом досуга.
 Театр «Без вывески», основанный в 1977 году, расположен по адресу ул. З. и А. Космодемьянских 31к2.
 Дом культуры "Железнодорожник" архитектора Б.Н. Шатнева в стиле баухаус и ар-деко 1935 года расположен по адресу пр. Черепановых 24.
 Кинотеатр "Байкал", построенный в 1970 году в стиле модернизма, после реконструкции вмещает ряд кафе и лаунж-бар.

Религиозные организации
 Храм Георгия Победоносца в Коптеве, построен в 1997 году деревянными зодчими из Архангельска в северном русском стиле;
 Храм Спиридона Тримифунтского в Коптеве, построен в 2022 в византийском стиле;
 Храм Святителя Николая в Старом Коптеве, построен в 1907 году и разрушен к 1930 году;
 Протестантская методистская церковь Кванрим c русским и корейским приходом построена в 1995 году на средства пожертвований прихожан методистской церкви города Сеул.

Федеральные и ведомственные медицинские учреждения

 ЦИТО - Национальный медицинский исследовательский центр травматологии и ортопедии, ул. Приорова, 10;
 Клинический госпиталь МВД, ул. Новая Ипатовка, 4;
 Медико-санитарная часть МВД России по Московской области, ул. Новая Ипатовка, 3;
 Детская инфекционная больница № 6, ул. Большая Академическая, 28;
 Родильный дом №27 Городской клинической больницы им. Вересаева, Коптевский бул., 5.

Офисы крупных компаний
 Московский индустриальный банк, ул. Клары Цеткин, 20:
 ОТП Банк, улица Клары Цеткин, 4А;
 Северсталь, улица Клары Цеткин, 2:
 Favorit Motors, Москва, ул. Коптевская, 69А стр.1

Научно-производственные организации
К концу ХIХ века одной из основных видов экономической детельности, наряду с извозом в Москве и со службой при Виндавской железной дороге, стало производство искусственных цветов как модного украшения женской одежды и домашнего убранства. В 1897 году промышленник Ф.М. Шмаков основал здесь небольшую фабрику по производству искусственных цветов. С развитием технологии было предприятие было преобразовано в производство пластиковых цветов,  которое к 1930-м годам дало начало предприятию "Мостпластмасс" по производству легких пластиковых элементов во взрывательных устройствах и боеприпасах, в системах наведения в 1950-х годах и в газоизмерительных датчиках для систем освоения космоса в 1970-х годах. Научно-производственная база оборонной и космической промышленности в Коптево была расширена в конце 1970-х годах со строительством нового высотного здания проектного предприятия биохимического машиностроения "Биохиммаш" по изучению и производству биотехнологических систем для космических аппаратов и орбитальных станций.

Сегодня в районе действуют: НИИ "Биохиммаш", Клары Цеткин 4; НПП "Дельта", Клары Цеткин 18; Московская фармацевтическая фабрика, Фармацевтический проезд 1; НИИ микроэлектронной аппаратуры "Прогресс", проезд Черепановых 54; Московский комбинат игрушек, ул. Клары Цеткин 28.

Образование

ВУЗы
 Московский университет МВД РФ им. В. Я. Кикотя, факультет подготовки специалистов в области информационной безопасности,  ул. Коптевская, 63:
 Высшая школа печати и медиаиндустрии Московского Политехнического университета, институт графики и искусства книги имени В. А. Фаворского, ул. Михалковская, 7;
 Политехнический колледж № 8 имени И.Ф. Павлова, ул. Приорова, 26с1.
 Колледж имени С.Я. Маршака Московского городского педагогического университета, Большая Академическая ул., 77А, стр. 1;
 НИУ Высшая школа экономики, Военный учебный центр, ул. Космонавта Волкова, 18;

Школы

На территории района расположены 13 общеобразовательных школ и 17 детских садов, в том числе: Первый Московский кадетский корпус, 4-й Новомихалковский проезд 14с1; Школа № 185, Михалковская 3; Школа № 1211, Зои и Александра Космодемьянских 35А; Школа № 90 Ларикова, 3-й Михалковский переулок 15А.

Автомобильные дороги

Общая длина дорог района — 21,8 км. Основными улицами района являются Михалковская, Большая Академическая, Зои и Александра Космодемьянских и проезд Черепановых. В районе проходит Северо-Западная хорда, в состав которой включена Большая Академическая улица. Алабяно-Балтийский тоннель соединяет Большую Академическую улицу с улицами Балтийской, Алабяна и улицей Народного Ополчения. План развития дорожной сети включает утвержденный проект строительства автомобильной эстакады над железнодородными путями рижского направления, соединяющей улицу Приорова в Коптево и улицу 8-го Марта в районе Аэропорт.

Транспорт

Скоростной рельсовый транспорт
В Коптево есть трамвай и нет метро. Добраться на транспорте можно от метро Октябрьское поле, Войковская, Водный стадион, Петровско-Разумовская. На такси быстрее доехать от метро Сокол и Окружная. Частично в пешей доступности по границе района расположены станции МЦК , Балтийская, Лихоборы и МЦД Красный Балтиец. Алабяно-Балтийский тоннель соединяет Коптево с МЦК Панфиловская.

Проект строительства метро
Проект строительства Молжаниновской линии метро на период после 2025 года включает сооружение двух станций метро в районе Коптево, которые должны соединить жилые районы Коптево с метро "Марьина роща" и далее с центром Москвы. Генплан планировки кварталов 14-19 района Коптево включает техническую зону линии метро вдоль улицы Большая Академическая. Молжаниновская линия метро в проекте включает станции: "Марьина роща" БКЛ, метро "Гражданская" с пересадкой на станцию Гражданская МЦД-2, метро "Большая Академическая" на перекрестке ул. Большая Академическая и ул. Зои и Александра Космодемьянских и метро "Коптево" c пересадкой на станцию МЦК "Коптево". Далее линия должна пройти вдоль Онежской улицы в Головинском районе и далее на север.

Трамвай
Первый трамвай в Коптеве появился в 1920-х годах. Первоначально трамвайные пути прошли от Петровской Академии до Михалково, затем в 1933 году была построена линия по Соболевскому проезду с конечным кольцом "Коптево" на стрелке улиц Коптевская и Новопетровская, и далее в 1938 году продлена до завода Войкова на Ленинградском шоссе. Количество трамвайных маршрутов достигало 5-и в 1950-х. До 1964 года ходил прямой трамвай до Трубной площади.

Сейчас по территории района проходят четыре трамвайных маршрута, три из которых (23, 27 и 30) останавливаются у метро Войковская и два (23, 30) идут к станции МЦК Стрешнево:

 23 «Сокол» - Михалково, время: 06:14 - 23:32, каждые 10 мин;
 27 «Дмитровская» — «Войковская», время: 05:22 - 01:05 каждые 8 мин;
 29 «Дмитровская» — Михалково, время: 06:30 - 23:42, каждые 16 мин;
 30 Михалково — улица Кулакова, время: 04:28 - 00:39, каждые 12 мин.

Маршруты обслуживаются Краснопресненским трамвайным депо.

Автобусы
От метро "Войковская":

90: «Войковская» -  «Речной вокзал»;

114: «Войковская» - Коровинское шоссе;

179 «Войковская» - МЦД Лианозово;

282 «Войковская» - улица Корнейчука;

591 «Войковская» - МЦД Грачевская

т57 «Войковская» - Педагогический колледж

От метро "Октябрьское поле":

300 Беловежская улица - «Петровско-Разумовская»;

т19 Крылатское - «Петровско-Разумовская»;

От МЦД Красный балтиец:

323 МЦД Красный Балтиец - МЦК Лихоборы;

780 "Войковская" - ЦИТО;

От метро Водный стадион:

72 Водный стадион - Савёловская

123 Водный стадион - Петровско-Разумовская;

595 Водный стадион - Динамо;

От МЦК Коптево

87 Мост Октябрьской железной дороги - Савеловская;

801 Речной вокзал - 50-я городская больница;

От МЦК Лихоборы:

22 МЦК Лихоборы - MЦД Гражданская;

От МЦК Стрешнево:

621 МЦК Стрешнево - Водный стадион;

От метро "Петровско-Разумовская:

Маршруты с конечной у метро Петровско-Разумовская, соответственно.

Критика транспорта: низкая интермодальность с МЦК. МЦК огибает район Коптево с трех сторон: с юга - МЦК Панфиловская, с запада - МЦК Балтийская, и с севера - МЦК Коптево и Лихоборы. При этом, ближайшие со стороны центра Москвы станции МЦК Панфиловская и МЦК Балтийская не соединены автобусными маршрутами с близлежащими жилыми районами Коптево. Так, автобусные маршруты улицы З.и.А. Космодемьянских не доезжают до  МЦК "Балтийская". Построенные остановочные павильоны для автобуса у МЦК "Балтийская" и МЦК "Панфиловская" в сторону Коптево не введены в эксплуатацию. Отсутствие пересадок на МЦК с запада и с юга ограничивает возможность использования МЦК для поездок в центральные и деловые районы Москвы.

Троллейбус
С 1967 по 2020 годы по территории района проходил знаменательный троллейбусный маршрут № 57 Мост Октябрьской железной дороги — метро «Войковская». Он соединял метро Войковская, военно-промышленные НИИ улицы Космонавта Волкова и советские жилые районы в Лихоборах. В 2020 году был заменен на автобусный маршрут т57.

Офисная и коммерческая недвижимость
Здания офисной и коммерческой недвижимости в районе Коптево расположены на улице Космонавта Волкова и на улице Клары Цеткин в зданиях, построенных для научно-исследовательсих предприятий обонной промышленности 1970-х годов. .

Коптево в художественных произведениях

 Разворотный круг трамвая "Михалково" показан в художественном фильме "Солнце светит всем" 1958 г.
 Коптевский рынок изображён на картине "Коптевский рынок" 1983 г. художника Сергея Волкова.

Известные личности в Коптево

 Крамаров, Савелий Викторович (1934—1995) — советский актёр. Жил в башне Вулыха по адресу Михалковская улица д.16. Фраза его героя «А вдоль дороги мёртвые с косами стоять… И — тишина!» в фильме «Неуловимые мстители» стала крылатой.
 Мельников, Константин Степанович (1911—1941) - русский и советский архитектор, один из лидеров авангардного направления в советской архитектуре в 1923—1933 годах. Родился в районе Соломенной сторожки. Провел детство в семенейном доме в Лихоборах.
 Рычагов, Павел Васильевич (1911—1941) - советский лётчик-ас и военачальник, генерал-лейтенант авиации (1940 год), Герой Советского Союза (1936 год). Родился и вырос в Лихоборах. Сегодня его имя носит улица Генерала Рычагова (ранее 2-й Лихоборский проезд), на которой был расположен его дом.

Критика района: бары и рестораны

Критика, высказываемая о районе Коптево, связана в основном с тихим семейным характером жилых райнов и недостатком мест досуга современного формата. К 2020-м годам в Коптево появились ночные бары и новые рестораны. Бары расположены около перекрестка Михалковской и Большой Академической: "Портерная", "Мята Lounge", "Клюква Lounge". Рестораны предлагают в основном национальную кухню: азербайджанская: "Старый город"; арабская: "Три Ступени"; вьетнамская: "Бик-Кау"; грузинская: "Хинкали-Сити", "Сациви"; европейская, авторская: "Коптим", "Армако", "Лечо"; узбекская: "Павлин-Мавлин", "Чайхона Халва"; японская: "Тануки", "Матча Суши & Бенто". К 2020-м годам в Коптево появились популярные пиццерии "Додо Пицца", "Пицца Хат" и "Домино'c Пицца", а также фастфуды "KFC" и "Бургер Кинг".

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт управы района Коптево
 Официальный сайт внутригородского муниципального образования Коптево
 Районный центр "Рассвет" в районе Коптево

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Burn Your Maps is a 2016 family drama.
6 out of 10 stars. I loved most of this film, but I really didn't like the message it sends. Throughout the film there's a double standard for the wife and husband in this family. It's okay for him to have an affair (because his wife asks him to) but it's not okay for her to kiss a man who's been helping her make her son's dream come true?
Elise and Connor are a couple in New York City still struggling almost a year after the death of their six month old baby girl. Connor wants to move on. Elise isn't ready. Connor is also very angry that Elise hasn't gone back to work and sits around the house all day moping. His disregard for her emotions leads them into couple's therapy which obviously isn't working.
Then one day their eight year old son Wes decides his name is Gansric and he's a Mongolian goat herder. He alters his clothes to create a Mongolian outfit and he creates fake goats out of milk jugs, cotton, and string. Elise responds to this by encouraging Gansric to be himself. Connor responds to this by destroying Wes's things until he removes his Mongolian clothing. :0 Yep, Connor has serious rage issues.
So when Connor takes their teenage daughter Becca to computer camp, Elise hops a plane with Wes to Mongolia. Along for the ride is one of Elise's ESL students, Indian Ishmael. Ishmael knows how Wes feels because he never felt at home in India and thought the US was where he needed to be, but he's miserable so he wants to film Wes' voyage. They are stranded by a bus on the very first day of their week long adventure. A handsome Puerto Rican guy with a Jeep saves them for a mere $100 a day in transportation costs.
Along the way Gansric delivers a baby goat that eventually dies and saves another baby goat (from the same mother) that's abandoned. He meets a Mongolian family and makes a pilgrimage to the shaman to save his baby goat.
In the end he goes back to New York City with his family and his parents sort of make up. But I could not get over the double standard here throughout the film. Therefore, I couldn't recommend it.
6 out of 10 stars. It's watchable, but the message it sends is terrible.
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Medical Debt Set To Be Dropped From Credit Reports
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Most medical debt will be dropped from Americans' credit reports as of this summer, the top three credit reporting agencies said Friday.
The announcement by Equifax, Experian and TransUnion comes as medical bills have become the largest source of personal debt in the United States, CBS News reported.
Credit reports are used by lenders to determine whether a person is a good loan risk, and having a poor credit score makes it more difficult to get financial products such as a mortgage or car loan, rent an apartment or even get a job.
The three companies said they will make a number of changes in how they handle medical debt. They include dropping paid medical debt and medical collection debt under $500 from credit reports, and increasing the time period from six months to one year before unpaid medical debts in collections will appear on a credit report, CBS News reported.
About 1 in 5 U.S. households have health care-related debt, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which supervises the credit agencies.
Errors related to medical debt are common on credit reports, and consumers often have difficulty getting the problems cleared up, according to the agency, CBS News said.
In a March 1 report, the bureau said it planned to "hold credit reporting agencies accountable" for inaccurate medical debt on consumer reports and also to decide whether medical debt should be included in credit reports.
CFPB said Equifax, Experian and TransUnion accounted for more than 6 in 10 complaints received by the agency in 2021, which is more than any other topic, CBS News reported.
Visit the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for more on medical debt.
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The year kicks off of with the end the Kentucky Flea Market New Year's Spectacular. The event starts on December 29th and includes free admission. As an added bonus, if you make a purchase at the Flea Market, parking will be half price.
Next up on the calendar is the National Wrestling Coaches Association Multi-Divisional Natioanl Duals. The two day event will feature the some of the best atheletes from Division II, III, NAIA, NJCAA and Women's programs from across the country. Tickets start at $17 for students and $25 for adults, plus parking at the Exposition center.
January 5th will be the Yugioh! Regional Qualifier. Entry fee is $20 (spectators are free) and includes 5 packs of soul fusion. More information about tournament structure and format can be found online.
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January 18-20: The Outdoor Life/Field and Stream Expo. This Expo was formerly named the Deer and Turkey Expo. Anyone interested in the outdoors, or hunting will find something here. The show will feature a trophy contest, seminars, archery and shooting ranges, and more. Tickets can be purchased in advanced online at a discounted price.
January 19-20: National Gun Day JAG Military Gun Show. More information to be announced as the event gets closer.
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I am using xampp on my local machine, if knowing this helps contributes to fixing the problem.
The other rest code such as:
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I get the values for those.

A: Whenever a file has any form of PHP code in it the extension must be PHP. PHP code will not be executed otherwise.
There are some ways to override this, but you'd have to redefine the mime types and its just not worth the effort. .php is the extension used for PHP pages, and if any PHP code is in your page, just name it .php.
Typically, if I know I'm going to be working with PHP code, I always name all my files .php anyway so I don't have to worry about changing them and messing up my URL's later.

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On Oct. 12, Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler was asked at a news conference if the number of officers was adequate to properly ensure public safety in the community. He was not subtle in his answer.
"The goal is to create an environment where you don't have any murders or you have no or a minimal amount of crime," he said. "That is the goal and we indeed need more police officers to provide that environment for our community."
Timing has an incredible ability to tell us things that we need to be told. While Fowler was speaking, officers from his department were responding to a shots fired call outside an elementary school on the city's West Side.
On Oct. 18, Fowler and the city's fire chief were called to a special meeting of the Syracuse Common Council to discuss staff shortages. Fowler reiterated, "We certainly need more police officers." While he was speaking, a 78-year-old man was injured on Syracuse's South Side when a bullet grazed his head while he was driving in the area.
Syracuse Police staffing has been a forefront issue since Allen Rufus was shot on Oct. 3. He placed a 911 call prior to the shooting because he felt worried for his safety, but police didn't respond until after he was shot. Rufus' family has maintained that the shooting could have possibly been prevented had police responded to his first call.
At the Common Council meeting, Syracuse Police Union president Jeff Piedmonte conceded there weren't enough officers available the night Rufus was injured to respond to what was initially a low-priority call for harassment. However, Piedmonte stopped short of all-out disagreeing with Rufus' argument.
"This is an extreme example because somebody did get shot," Piedmonte said. "But it does show what happens when we're not available to go quell the harassment."
When the police union president and Fowler, himself a 28-year-veteran of the police department, stress that Syracuse needs more police officers, it's difficult to debate that. Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner however, seems to think differently.
Throughout this ordeal, she has maintained that she does not plan to hire any new police officers as long as she remains in office. She argues that the current number of officers is sufficient, and that the city simply doesn't have the funds to pay for more.
That stance has now put her at odds with the Common Council. The city currently has 420 police officers, with the ability to fund 465 positions. And over the summer, the Common Council included money for 15 additional officers, which brings the total to 480 possible positions, meaning the city has purposely budgeted for 60 more officers than there are right now.
Miner's reason to not hire more officers is quite sound. The money the Common Council included for those additional positions would come out of the city's fund balance, and when that money runs out, those newly hired officers would have to be let go, something Fowler has acknowledged he doesn't want to happen.
But it's hard to see that the call for more officers is going to fade any time soon. While FBI crime data dating back to 1995 shows the rate of violent crimes — homicides, rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults — hit a new low in Syracuse last year, 2016 also saw the most homicides, 30, of any year on record. And 2017 doesn't exactly have a low number, either.
It's unclear whether Miner's stubbornness to go beyond a simple "no" is because she genuinely disagrees with her police chief about the number of needed officers, or because her tenure is quickly coming to a close. Whatever the case may be, it is imperative that her successor address this issue and get on the same page as the Common Council to find a solution.
Now is the time to act. Otherwise, we may have more Allen Rufus cases coming. SNT
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'The market appears more relaxed than it is' — Traders shunning the UK because of Brexit are in for a pound 'tsunami'
Trista Kelley, Business Insider US
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Pound traders are in for a shock.
"It's near impossible to take a position on the pound right now, so the market appears more relaxed than it is," says Neil Wilson at Markets.com
Watch the pound trade in real time at Markets Insider.
Traders shunning the UK until the outcome of Brexit becomes clear are in for a shock.
That's according to Neil Wilson at Markets.com, who says that the market appears more relaxed than it is. The UK government's ongoing battle over Britain's exit from the European Union is again up in the air, and, worryingly for investors, Theresa May has now pushed Britain right to the point of crashing out of the EU without a deal.
"For sterling there's a lot of uncertainty, and I think what you are seeing is that it's near impossible to take a position on the pound right now, so the market appears more relaxed than it is," Wilson wrote in an email to clients on Thursday.
"This will not remain the case for long – expect a surge in realized volatility ahead: the tsunami is coming," he wrote. "Leave with May's deal and the GBPUSD spot price goes to 1.38-1.40, crash out without one, and it's back to 1.20 or even lower."
Here's the pound versus the dollar over the past three years, before, during, and after the vote to leave in June 2016.
The pound is down 0.2% against the dollar as of 10.10 a.m in London (6.10 a.m ET).
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Scarlett Johansson makes rare comment on child she shares with Romain Dauriac Scarlett Johansson has daughter Rose Dorothy with her ex-husband Romain Dauriac whom she was wed to from 2014 until 2017. But the 34-year-old Lucy actress is rarely seen her.
Jenna Johnson of Dancing With The Stars poses in a white bikini during honeymoon While on her honeymoon in the Caribbean, Jenna Johnson has stripped off her clothes to show off her very toned body from years of working as a professional dancer.
Victoria Beckham joins Declan Donnelly's wife Ali and Christine Lampard for private bash Victoria Beckham was spotted making a low-key exit from a private bash in west London on Wednesday night.
Lashana Lynch is cast as the second 'Bond Girl' to appear in new 007 film Captain Marvel star Lashana Lynch is one of the new Bond Girls to appear in the hotly-anticipated new 007 film, it was revealed on Thursday.
BIP fans mock Bill Goldsmith for his advice to Ivan Krslovic after Tenille rejected him Bachelor in Paradise starIvan Krslovic, 29, got brutally rejected by brunette beauty Tenille Favios on Thursday.
Ashlee Simpson holds hands with husband Evan Ross on night out Ashlee Simpson and her husband Evan Ross put on a loved-up display as they held hands while leaving Warwick nightclub in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
Blanca Blanco rocks blue velour slacks and a denim jacket for an afternoon of retail therapy in LA The 38-year-old stunner rocked a pair of velour slacks and a sparkling shirt while chatting with a friend and visiting the local shops in Hollywood.
Katie Price puts on a leggy display as she visits furniture store with beau Kris Boyson, 30 Katie Price and Kris Boyson were the picture of domestic bliss as they enjoyed a trip to the furniture store on Wednesday.


London, 5 March 2014 – Commonwealth ICT Ministers have adopted a Commonwealth Cybergovernance Model to guide national policy development of their national cyberspace.
Representing over 35 Commonwealth countries, ICT ministers and their advisors were meeting in London on 3 – 4 March 2014, at the first of what is expected to be a series of biennial ICT ministerial meetings.
The agreed model builds on the values and aspirations expressed in the Commonwealth Charter, including democracy, sustainable development, human rights, and the rule of law.
exercising rights and meeting responsibilities in cyberspace.
These principles are intended 'to guide Commonwealth members to plan and implement practical actions in policy development, regulation and legislation, cross-border collaboration, capacity building, technical measures and other operational activities,' the model says in its introduction.
Ministers noted that while the principles are important, there is an urgent need to address how these principles will be implemented.
Speaking at the closing of the event, which was held at Marlborough House in London, Tim Newman, Acting Director at the Commonwealth Secretariat, welcomed "the very rich discussion of some of the key issues facing Commonwealth members in the field of ICTs". "We look forward to working collaboratively with the CTO in order to clearly define our areas of comparative advantage and to ensure that the needs of all our member countries are responded to in the most effective way." Mr Newman added.
Professor Tim Unwin, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO), co-host of the event, welcomed the overwhelming support offered by members for the new initiative. "The CTO is deeply honoured to have been involved in helping to shape this very important framework. It was a remarkable achievement that working together we were able to reach agreement on these very important principles. Now we all need urgently to work together collaboratively and supportively to turn these principles into real practical actions." he said.
At the meeting, ministers also agreed to action on the Commonwealth Plan for Broadband Inclusion, a strategy for advancing broadband across the 53-country membership, ICTs and disability and ICTs in education. They also noted that Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Perth (2011) and Colombo (2013) had endorsed the Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative.
Download the full copy of the Commonwealth Cybergovernance Model.


If we started talking about Rosegal now is the best time to give you some information and how to successfully use the charts to create the outfits that I dreamed about. I love to match the charts to my outfits, whether it's summer or winter. I like to offer so many possibilities and solutions. In addition, it is the easiest way to create a outfit, just a pair of pants and a top are enough. Okay after we take these two products we can add accessories just to remove the outfit from anonymity, but only if we have free time. We must keep in mind that a top is perfect for both office wear and elegant elegance. This means that the charts do not have to miss our wardrobe. Let's take a look at some models.
The above model is very funny and colorful, it is simpler to say is a piece that we should not miss in the summer of the wardrobe. We have to admit that the back model is even more interesting, so the bluff walks awesome to a stretch in the park or even downtown. A pair of jeans is perfect for completing the outfit, if it is blue then we will certainly be successful. Go to Rosegal to view more.
Because we have to make a summer in the summer, we have to consider buying yoga charts. The above model is superb and also highlights the neckline. We have to admit that it is very nice to have such a top for the time you need to move and want to lose weight. You can see more models by clicking here. Do not forget that Rosegal always offers the most beautiful products. In addition from them you can see how to match different pieces to be successful.
Not only do we need to renew our wardrobe, and men need new clothes, especially as things change so often. That's why I took a look at the site and we can find more charts for men. I liked the above model, it is more extravagant and different from the products we see in our stores. Besides, I liked the fact that it has a very low price. Of course you can go directly to their site to see exactly all the models, you will have the opportunity to discover colorful and spectacular designs. So what do you think about all of this?


It was Community Fun for all and Rock Legends that offered the good times on a great day and rocking night!
Last weekend many town-folks gathered at Creekside Park in James City, for a Saturday afternoon to celebrate the resiliency of New Bern and Craven County! The event was organized by Ina Thomas. She was motivated and inspired like many of us were by the amazing outcome of the Casey Hathaway story where the 3-year-old Craven County boy went missing and was found alive in the woods three days later.
The news story of Hathaway and his family and our local Sheriff's Department gained national attention, as did our city of New Bern after it was truly devastated by Florence in September. Life does not always offer us rays of hope. Sometimes the clouds of dark blanket news coverage, in case you missed the headlines!
When Hathaway was found alive, after three days of being a lost little boy during a cold snap this winter, it was a miracle that filled all of our broken Florence hearts with love and made us forget our troubles as we breathed in faith and exhaled hope!! God is so amazing! He is here in our City of Bears and He walks with each one of us that are lost and in need. He is a busy miracle worker and He delivered to the masses on that one! Well done! In the name of Jesus, Amen!
Thomas wanted to honor Sheriff Chip Hughes and his team of officers, and the many volunteers that turned out and came together for our local area in recent times. Not only for those that helped find Hathaway for his family, but also those that came to our area to assist in our recovery after Florence truly devastated our corner of the world! A mission that still continues with new immediate needs as time wears on!
I arrived in time to catch the last song offered by Alisa Mike. The beautiful singer offered "Proud Mary" for her final composition. And although it might look like I was on the scene for her show, the truth is I made it just in time to watch her break it down.
If you have never caught the amazing Alisa, I will remind you that she offers a free show to those that gather at the City Stage any Thursday evening from 7-9 pm. The professional singer offers voice lessons to anyone interested in vocal coaching. She is also available for private parties and venue engagements as well.
Following my time at the community celebration, I accepted Mike's offer to join her for dinner. We headed to town and enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Morgan's. It is always wonderful to catch up with the people that have supported my efforts. Mike is one of those people. She is one of the artists I envision with a powerful band behind her. I told her before we finished dinner that I could see her pulling off a fine set with John Van Dyke and his jazz project! On that thought, I always smile!
The other thing that always makes me smile with pride is our Marines. When the organizer reached out to me, I offered some support in suggesting a few ideas for the music portion of the program. I know, surprise surprise! I gave Thomas my word that I would promote her efforts and turn out for her event. When she presented the final music schedule, it was my hope to actually make the scene in time for our Marines. The line up for the day included the talents of stringer Marron Chaplin, singer Alisa Evans Mike, 2nd Division Marine Brass Band, local crooner Bryan Mayer, Simon Spalding, music historian and New Bern's Blues Ambassador The Big Jim Kohler Blues Band. My timing was spot on.
When you think of David Stover reflect on this, we nearly lost the rocker twice leading up the rebirth of this band Pegasus +, which has been in hiatus for more than three and a half decades and now rocking socks off. After first meeting the band under the spotlight of my work, I learned from Stover himself that he motivated the reunion because of life and his journey on it!
"To begin in the late '70s and early '80s we were playing all of the popular clubs from N.C. to Florida as much 300 days out of the year. We played over 50 percent of our own music. We were trying to make it and get a recording deal. But after years touring it wore us down, so we decided to break, as much as we loved playing together.
That conversation came from our correspondence after the band's second reunion show. They were a part of a triple bill in Raleigh at the Lincoln Theater in February, where they warmed up the stage for the band who put Raleigh music on the map, Nantucket. After that show, it wasn't long before they booked a third show. They all reached out to tell me about the booking and they all invited me and paid for my ticket to Saturday nights show at The State Theatre in Greenville, NC.
For that appearance, they offered two fine sets of music and offered more than a handful of originals in each set. They are a group of seasoned professionals who probably ought to keep writing original music now that they are back at it. Though it is fun to reminisce, it is also fun to roll forward into the unknown. Especially when you are an artist. I hold out hope that they will contemplate new stuff for the many new fans they are making. Like with everything else, time will tell.
For fans and friends looking for this band, you can find them on Facebook here: Pegasus Plus For readers who do not have Facebook, you can check out their website here: pegasusplusband.com.
It was during the break, that I got to meet and speak with guitar player JK Loftin. He took the time to introduce himself and validate that they were really doing this because they nearly lost their bass man and brother, and loved each other enough to see what they could see. I am always appreciative to hear the players stories. This band has a long story and they are writing new chapters for us to appreciate. They are lucky and they know it, because they are doing the things they love doing, but doing it together again!
Personally, I think this band is an awesome fit for bigger stages and festival opportunities. For those interested in exploring gig options reach out to them today! Their contact info is on both the website and on Facebook. A big shout out to guitarist Martin Bissell for purchasing our tickets to cover the show and big hugs for JK Loftin for being one of the newest blog supporters, as well as drummer Jason Patterson, who was actually the last supporter to be added to the thank you list.
Here is one thing I want everyone to know about me… I am real. I am not a fan of sugar coating life, because it has been a long and fruitless journey for this girl. Having said that, it was revealed on Facebook this week that I am struggling to overcome the losses I suffered from Florence, and I finally admitted the happy blogger is living with a broken heart. I rarely get a full night's sleep and I am exhausted from faking it! In short, I had a personal meltdown.
Tomorrow I have very little to report except for who is playing where. So I am going to use tomorrow's blog to express the full vision and mission of my heart and soul. I hope you come back then and help me find my way through the dark corners of my reality and truth. I established in November when I added the tip jar, that I could not do this alone anymore and I had no interest in quitting either. If you know me, you know even beyond my harsh truths I tend to lean on the positive side of life, but this week I dwelled in a lot of negative thoughts.
Simply because without help this site will shut down soon, and as soon as next week. Tomorrow I will express my wants and needs in detail and will leave it all to God to figure out from there. Until then there is a lot going on so here are the places I picked that are supporting live music tonight!
Tonight marks the second Friday of the Month, which means it is ArtWalk tonight in downtown New Bern. Be sure to visit our fabulous town soon, if not tonight. There are galleries to consider, shops to browse, art to buy, artisans to meet, music makers to meet and offerings of wine and cheese, as you wait for a table at one of our fabulous restaurants.
Be sure to stop by The Isaac Taylor Garden and visit The Greater Good Gallery on Craven St. Then come meet the artisans on Middle Street at Community Artists Gallery and Studio and Craven Arts Council/Bank of the Arts, while you mingle with music-makers there too. This fun offering happens on the second Friday of the month from 5-8 pm.
Join us for the 2019 Bern Summer Blast Concert! This year enjoy the sounds of the Band of Oz and North Tower.
Tickets are $25 at the gate/children 12 & under are free with a PAID ADULT.
We would like to thank our sponsors International Paper and Trent Cadillac Buick GMC. Please visit www.newbernchamber.com for more information.
Bern Summer Blastafter party at Blackbeard's Triple Play with DJ Mike Bruton on the 1's and 2's!!
The Brown Pelican hosts an evening of great music featuring the talented Rick Huff, offering songs from 7-10 pm. Come enjoy a fun night of familiar songs and wonderful originals by this local and regional songwriter. Free music is never free and neither is the gas to get there, please tip the music makers that you meet.
Blackbeard's Triple Play Restaurant, 415 S Front St. The party comes courtesy of Chocolate Chip & Company Band, they will bring the music to life tomorrow night on the deck with all the grooves you will love. Music plays at 7:30 pm- 11 pm. For more info please reach out and call the club at 252-635-0322.
Live on stage after ArtWalk tonight at The City Stage New Bern they offer All My Rowdy Friends in town to rock you into tomorrow. $5.00 cover is payable at the door. Music starts at 8 pm and they play until midnight.
The Garage welcomes the music of Tommy Duzan Sr. Live music is offered from 7-10 pm for FREE! But I suggest you feel free to tip the servers and musicians you meet along the way!
BrÜtopia offers the freshest brewed beer and the good grooves of Bruce Lynch live, who will be sharing songs tonight and jamming from 7-10 pm. Free music for your listening pleasure. Come out and support local music, while you enjoy the freshest new beer on tap!
They are offering live music on the stage at Triple Play Restaurant & Sports Bar. Tonight you can rock to the grooves with Gary Dudley & The Maxxtones. Music starts at 9 pm and they rock until closing. Come out and enjoy all of the great live music all around town. We have lots of talent shining bright and plenty of places to visit.
Acoustic Bus will be rocking the stage at Promise' Land Market with music being shared from 8:30-11:30 pm.
Tonight it is the Mac & Juice Show at The Backstreet Pub, featuring the popular jam duo from the Mac & Juice Quartet! The brains and founding members of the well-established band are willing to play in any formation. They can offer clubs a duo act, a tight quartet, and even an amazing quintet is not out of the question. Tonight music starts at 9 pm and there is a $3.00 cover that goes directly to supporting the music!
Rob Lightner and Nathan Shaffer offer the music to those that come together tonight at Royal James in Beaufort tonight. Check them out on the stage sharing songs you know and even love to sing along to, from 9 pm – 12 am.
Offering the live sounds tonight at The Boro Restaurant & Bar will be New Bern's own stringer and singer Ed Prophet, keeping beats from 8-11 pm. You are invited to bring the whole family and enjoy a great night of fine dining with awesome music.
The Trailer Bar welcomes 2Reckless tonight for the fun and music, for music lovers in the Surf City Area. If you want to be there for the sheer pleasure of supporting live music, you can catch the grooves from 8:30 until 11:30 pm.
The award-winning, hard-touring, guitar slinger and singer Ana Popovic is back on the road, promoting her new album 'Like It On Top', that focuses on empowered, successful, inspiring female role models.
It is going to be a night not to be missed by southern rock n blues fans, as AJ McMurphy's welcomes Johnny Neel of The Allman Brothers Band on stage with Idlewild South! Come grab yourself some good food and a cold drink at one of the coolest places in Greenville. Music plays from 8:00-11:00 pm. This show is free!
There are some live music choices up to our North tonight. There is a new room to welcome the bands during the winter months at Backwater Jack's Tiki Bar & Grill. And that is where music is served from 7-10 pm each Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. On Thursdays, they welcome all players for a Low Key Open Mic night hosted by Brian Burke. On Fridays and Saturdays it's the finest local acts on the list, to entertain you while you dine and drink and unwind. Tonight they welcome the talented Chuck Phillips to the stage! Tomorrow it is Rowlette Green.
Live on stage tonight at Jean's is the classic rock and blues grooves of Cecil Gillikin and Core Sound. This trio of rockers will have you on the dance floor from 10 pm until the closing, bell at about 2 AM.


Billings Mediation Center will host its first Fundamentals Training this Spring 2019. The training is provided by Dr. Clare Fowler via webinar. Up to 5 locations are available for live-streaming using the Zoom Webinar platform. Please let us know if you, or anyone you know, might be interested in attending and/or providing a site for live-streaming.
The price point for this training is $450. A discount of $50 is available if an attendee is a Member of Montana Mediation Association.
Quick Start to Mediation, a review of the intake, conflict of interest, arrangements made, expectation of cost and determining what clients want to achieve with mediation.
Once a month the PPLI will sponsor a live, free, online webinar, hosted by PPLI Director and Conflict Coach, Brooke Corr, in conversation with community and industry leaders exploring the intersection where peace and leadership meet.
Watch our last conversation: 'Self Worth: Unpacking the Hidden Crisis' HERE.
is a skill building educator, coach, facilitator, and Certified Mediator. She is the Director of the Peace Project Leadership Institute and the owner of Kaleidoscope Consulting. For more information about Brooke visit: http://bcorrconsult.com.
Did you know you can access online discussions with other mediators to share ideas about building your mediation business? The Academy of Professional Family Mediators hosts these online conversations.
Go to: https://apfmnet.org/online-discussions-apfm-members/ for more information and to register.