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Preparing for April Fools Day Jokes

April Fools’ Day is one day away, and you can expect April Fools’ Day pranks, practical jokes, and other shenanigans coming from a wide variety of sources. There’s the traditional sources for April Fools’ Day gags, such as friends and coworkers, but with the growth of the Internet, and the opportunity for web traffic, don’t be surprised if some big media outlets try playing you for a fool on April 1, 2008.

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Stop the Drama Vote for Obama

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I grabbed this photograph on Friday when a patient in my chiropractic office in Los Angeles took off his jacket to lay face down on an adjusting table. Were not talking politics in my chiropractic office (although many patients have initiated discussion) but we’ve had several 2008 election related posts to

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Top 10 Health Professionals Contributing to Federal Candidates and Parties 2008

The war in Iraq, the nation’s economy, and health care, are reportedly the top three concerns for most Americans planning to vote in this years presidential election. The three front running candidates, Hillary Rodham Clinton (D), Barack Obama (D), and John McCain (R), along with their parties, have significantly different philosophies about how to grapple with the issue of health care in the United States. In continuing with our coverage of money in politics and presidential candidates, we take a look today at the top 10 health professionals organizations that are contributing funds to federal candidates and parties for the 2008 election cycle. The list of which organizations are giving (and who’s not giving) may come as a surprise to some.

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Nerds Are Taking over Hollywood and Santa Monica

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. There was a time that I would party five nights a week (Cat Club, Coconut Teaser, The Rainbow, The Troubadour, and The Whiskey) with friends in the clubs of Hollywood. I refer to those times as the rock ‘n roll years. It’s funny how things change, but continue to remain the

Read More »

Web-based Photoshop Express Opens to Public

Adobe Systems opened Photoshop Express early this morning, a much-anticipated web-based image editor intended for a market of consumers that want to store, share, and edit photographs online. The web-based service, was made available with 2 GB of free storage, and offers users the opportunity to create a subdomain on photoshop.com, when creating one’s free user account.

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Whiplash and Spinal Trauma Series Phoenix

This is for chiropractors… Drs. Dan Murphy and Richard Christie are hosting a Whiplash and Spinal Trauma 2 part series in Phoenix, AZ in April and May. Dr. Dan Murphy will teach you the necessary physiology and neurology to explain and treat whiplash and spinal trauma; what tissues are injured and how they can turn

Read More »

Midweek Wednesday Chiropractic Ads for March 26, 2008

It’s a March Madness Midweek Wednesday with lot’s of fresh chiropractic ads hitting the board. Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Products and Equipment for Sale (like a ProAdjuster For Sale) or Practices for Sale and Job Opportunities (like a New Hampshire Associate Wanted), this post is a compilation of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 26, 2008.

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March 2008 Review of Chiropractic News Archives

From as early as last week, to news from the turn-of-the-century, there is often times stories and articles we may have missed that deserve greater attention. But with the growth of social media, RSS feeds, and an abundance of news related web sites, there’s tons of information coming at us from all directions, and we don’t have the time to browse through content from the past. On this website, I’m hoping to make that a little bit easier, with a monthly glimpse into chiropractic news articles from 2000 through to the present. Is not only important to know where we’re going, it’s good to reflect back and know where we came from.

Read More »

Royal Palm Beach Chiropractor Airs Commercial on Local Fox Channel

Providing chiropractic care to the residents of Lantana and West Palm Beach Florida for the past decade, Dr. Edwin Cordero of Cordero Family Chiropractic has recently opened an additional chiropractic office in Royal Palm Beach. The local Florida chiropractor began running television advertisements on a local Fox channel, which serves the the Lantana and Royal Palm Beach areas, and they’ve been showing to be successful.

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3 Dell Setup 24" LCD Display

Finally managed to complete the setup of 3 monitors on my desktop along with an SVGA output to a 42″ plasma screen. Using 3 Dell 24 LCD Monitors – 2407WFPb. CIMG3319, originally uploaded by planetc1. The setup is on a PC and uses 2 video cards. I combined a GeForce 6200 256MB PCI card along

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Family Wellness Lifestyle Magazine For Better Education

Browse around the reception area of most medically minded health-care facilities and you’re likely to come across magazines of all types. Besides your traditional publications, like National Geographic, you may expect to find common publications like Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, and maybe even the Robb Report. However, there’s a good possibility that magazines displayed in the offices of chiropractors, and other holistic health care practitioners, won’t include those you’d likely see at your major chain supermarket checkout stand. There are two primary reasons for that.

Read More »

Easter Sunday Chiropractic Ads for March 23, 2008

Happy Easter! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Portable Chiropractic Table) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like an Orlando office for rent near Disney), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 23, 2008.

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Spinal Decompression and Possible Misuse of FDA Logo

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was scanning through some websites this Saturday afternoon and something I came across on a chiropractors web site in Thousand Oaks, California, caught my attention. There was what appeared to be an advertisement for Spinal Decompression Services in the chiropractor’s office. What I found odd was seeing an FDA (Food

Read More »

Niche Industry E-Mail Spam is Irresponsible and Unprofessional

Regardless of your e-mail provider, chances are there is spam in your e-mail inbox. This topic has been covered a gazillion times but it’s usually focused on the types of spam most of us typically receive. There’s the lottery winnings, the small-business loans, the cheap rates on medication, real estate and stock deals, and such. Spam like this is probably sent in the billions each day, and it’s a major drain on user productivity, electricity, and computer resources. Nobody likes spam (except maybe spammers) so why is it such a common practice for businesses to spam within their industry niches?

Read More »

South African Chiropractor Celebrates 30 Years in US

30 years ago Friday, March 21, 1978, a young South African named Fred Schofield arrived in the United States to pursue his goal of becoming a chiropractor in America. Since that 1970s spring day, he has touched the lives of millions, providing chiropractic care to thousands of residents in the Phoenix, Arizona area, and teaching hundreds of chiropractors worldwide methods to deliver quality chiropractic care in their communities.

Read More »

New Direct Digital X-Ray Systems

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Bombarded with spam in my e-mail inbox yesterday. It’s nothing new, but what really ticks me off, is the amount of spam I get from businesses marketing to the chiropractic industry. I get x-ray spam, seminar spam, buy my pills spam, multi-level marketing nutritional products spam, make a million bucks conning

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Wednesday Wraparound Advertising and Tips

Todays summary includes a review of ads, articles, tips about including photos, cautions involving e-mail spam and 419 phishing attempts, and some useful links to review when seeking more information regarding classified advertising and Planet Chiropractic.

Read More »

Smoking March and April Events from Coast to Coast

The month of March is on its way out, and April is right around the corner. There’s a change in seasons coming, and it’s a fresh time to hone up on some chiropractic philosophy, science, and art. Events are taking place all over the U. S., and there’s a few I wanted to report on in Southern California, Las Vegas, and New Jersey. It’s a great time to get off your buttocks and fellowship with others.

Read More »

CCA Chiropractic License Renewal Seminars 2008

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The 2008 CCA Chiropractic License Renewal Seminars schedule is now available on the chiropractic seminars pages. Events are taking place in March, April, May, June and August. Locations include San Diego, Ventura, San Rafael, Fresno, San Jose, Riverside and Redding. These CCA 12 hour relicensing seminars include continuing education in adjustive

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Green Sunday Chiropractic Ads for March 16, 2008

Happy St. Patrick’s Day (St. Patrick’s Day is actually March 17, tomorrow)! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Summit X-RAY with Accessories) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like a Western Kentucky Chiropractic Franchise), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 16, 2008.

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Gonstead Chiropractic Technique Seminars

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’ve been lax in getting chiropractic seminar information posted to this blog. I did manage to get a post regarding the ChiroEurope May Extravaganza up earlier in the week, but there’s been dozens of seminars and conferences that I didn’t get around to posting. I’ve had a flyer on my desk

Read More »

Chiropractor Dies After Being Found Shot in Head on Pomona Freeway

Rancho Cucamonga Chiropractor, Deborah Lynn Lepper, was found in her vehicle on a Los Angeles area freeway Thursday night, around 10:30 p.m. The 54-year-old female chiropractor had been shot in the head while driving on the 10 Freeway in Pomona. Police are seeking the public’s assistance in tracking down whoever shot and killed Dr. Lepper.

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Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor TED Talk

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor says “we are the life force power of the universe.” More than 10 years ago Jill had an opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: On December 10 of 1996, she realized she was having a massive stroke. A blood vessel had exploded in the left half

Read More »

Rapid Spread of MRSA Drug Resistant Staph Bacteria in Hospitals

The medical community is divided over what approach should be taken in controlling the rapid spread of drug resistant Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria in hospitals and other crisis care facilities. There are professionals with the belief that hospitals should be performing widespread screening on large numbers of patients, isolating those that match positive for methicillin-resistant stapholoccocus aureus (MRSA) infection. Others argue that a widespread screening approach can be both inefficient and costly. In a recent study, such screenings reportedly resulted in expenses hospitals didn’t need, with no decrease in hospital acquired infections occurring.

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LA Chiropractic Office Circa March 2006

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was speaking with Dr. James Von Hipple recently regarding a new chiropractic practice he will be opening soon in the Inland Empire, of California. James wanted to know if I had any pictures of chiropractic offices, so that he could get some ideas for layouts of his new space. I

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Wednesday Chiropractic Ads for March 12, 2008

Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a DRX9500 Cervical Non-Surgical Decompression Device) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like a Locum available for Hong Kong), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 12, 2008.

Read More »

Service Minded Chiropractors

When it comes to discussing small business approaches, there is no argument that developing a service minded client strategy, can reap both short-term and long-term benefits. It’s easy to categorize a topic like this into a marketing pigeonhole, but there is a multitude of other reasons why businesses put such an emphasis on customer service. I reviewed a group of chiropractic articles featuring the topic of serving others, and I discovered more than the few motivational words of wisdom.

Read More »

Venice Beach California Photo Slide Show

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Here is a brief set of photos (displayed in a slide show) taken around Venice Beach, California (90291). A few are also included from around the Pier in Santa Monica. Took these a while ago and just playing with some features to display images. Enjoy!

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ChiroEurope May Extravaganza with Marc Hudson

Posting this for my friend Marc Hudson in Mallorca, Spain. Empowering chiropractors to transform their communities! ChiroEurope May Extravaganza! Europe’s Premier Principled Seminar and Coaching Service May 1-4, 2008 Porto Petro, Mallorca, Spain. We are returning for the 3rd year to the 5 star hotel: Blau Porto Petro Europe’s Biggest and Best Chiropractic Seminar is:

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The Great Measles Misunderstanding

Before the advent of the measles vaccine, a dozen or so cases of measles would have been considered, well, too measly to make the headlines. That is because we all got the measles when we were kids. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) considers anyone born before 1957 to be immune to the measles.

Read More »

Chiropractors Top 11 Presidential Candidates 2008

Chiropractors make up just one of many groups providing funding for 2008 presidential candidates. Here is a summary of data made available during the month of February, 2008, which shows the top 11 presidential candidates chiropractors and chiropractic groups have made campaign contributions towards.

Read More »

Sample hedline goes here (news blooper)

by Michael Dorausch Spotted a blooper on the homepage of Google News tonight (Sunday). The top story title read: Sample hedline goes here Story was from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and it wasn’t a happy one. See screenshot below. Funny enough, a google search for Sample hedline goes here returns a number of results.

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Drugs in Drinking Water of at least 41 Million Americans

There are drugs in the drinking water. All sorts of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, sex hormones, anti-convulsion drugs, psychiatric drugs, painkillers, epileptic medications, and chemicals to treat high cholesterol, have been found in drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, according to a stunning investigation conducted by the Associated Press.

Read More »

Preparing for April Fools Day Jokes

April Fools’ Day is one day away, and you can expect April Fools’ Day pranks, practical jokes, and other shenanigans coming from a wide variety of sources. There’s the traditional sources for April Fools’ Day gags, such as friends and coworkers, but with the growth of the Internet, and the opportunity for web traffic, don’t be surprised if some big media outlets try playing you for a fool on April 1, 2008.

Read More »

Stop the Drama Vote for Obama

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I grabbed this photograph on Friday when a patient in my chiropractic office in Los Angeles took off his jacket to lay face down on an adjusting table. Were not talking politics in my chiropractic office (although many patients have initiated discussion) but we’ve had several 2008 election related posts to

Read More »

Top 10 Health Professionals Contributing to Federal Candidates and Parties 2008

The war in Iraq, the nation’s economy, and health care, are reportedly the top three concerns for most Americans planning to vote in this years presidential election. The three front running candidates, Hillary Rodham Clinton (D), Barack Obama (D), and John McCain (R), along with their parties, have significantly different philosophies about how to grapple with the issue of health care in the United States. In continuing with our coverage of money in politics and presidential candidates, we take a look today at the top 10 health professionals organizations that are contributing funds to federal candidates and parties for the 2008 election cycle. The list of which organizations are giving (and who’s not giving) may come as a surprise to some.

Read More »

Nerds Are Taking over Hollywood and Santa Monica

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. There was a time that I would party five nights a week (Cat Club, Coconut Teaser, The Rainbow, The Troubadour, and The Whiskey) with friends in the clubs of Hollywood. I refer to those times as the rock ‘n roll years. It’s funny how things change, but continue to remain the

Read More »

Web-based Photoshop Express Opens to Public

Adobe Systems opened Photoshop Express early this morning, a much-anticipated web-based image editor intended for a market of consumers that want to store, share, and edit photographs online. The web-based service, was made available with 2 GB of free storage, and offers users the opportunity to create a subdomain on photoshop.com, when creating one’s free user account.

Read More »

Whiplash and Spinal Trauma Series Phoenix

This is for chiropractors… Drs. Dan Murphy and Richard Christie are hosting a Whiplash and Spinal Trauma 2 part series in Phoenix, AZ in April and May. Dr. Dan Murphy will teach you the necessary physiology and neurology to explain and treat whiplash and spinal trauma; what tissues are injured and how they can turn

Read More »

Midweek Wednesday Chiropractic Ads for March 26, 2008

It’s a March Madness Midweek Wednesday with lot’s of fresh chiropractic ads hitting the board. Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Products and Equipment for Sale (like a ProAdjuster For Sale) or Practices for Sale and Job Opportunities (like a New Hampshire Associate Wanted), this post is a compilation of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 26, 2008.

Read More »

March 2008 Review of Chiropractic News Archives

From as early as last week, to news from the turn-of-the-century, there is often times stories and articles we may have missed that deserve greater attention. But with the growth of social media, RSS feeds, and an abundance of news related web sites, there’s tons of information coming at us from all directions, and we don’t have the time to browse through content from the past. On this website, I’m hoping to make that a little bit easier, with a monthly glimpse into chiropractic news articles from 2000 through to the present. Is not only important to know where we’re going, it’s good to reflect back and know where we came from.

Read More »

Royal Palm Beach Chiropractor Airs Commercial on Local Fox Channel

Providing chiropractic care to the residents of Lantana and West Palm Beach Florida for the past decade, Dr. Edwin Cordero of Cordero Family Chiropractic has recently opened an additional chiropractic office in Royal Palm Beach. The local Florida chiropractor began running television advertisements on a local Fox channel, which serves the the Lantana and Royal Palm Beach areas, and they’ve been showing to be successful.

Read More »

3 Dell Setup 24" LCD Display

Finally managed to complete the setup of 3 monitors on my desktop along with an SVGA output to a 42″ plasma screen. Using 3 Dell 24 LCD Monitors – 2407WFPb. CIMG3319, originally uploaded by planetc1. The setup is on a PC and uses 2 video cards. I combined a GeForce 6200 256MB PCI card along

Read More »

Family Wellness Lifestyle Magazine For Better Education

Browse around the reception area of most medically minded health-care facilities and you’re likely to come across magazines of all types. Besides your traditional publications, like National Geographic, you may expect to find common publications like Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, and maybe even the Robb Report. However, there’s a good possibility that magazines displayed in the offices of chiropractors, and other holistic health care practitioners, won’t include those you’d likely see at your major chain supermarket checkout stand. There are two primary reasons for that.

Read More »

Easter Sunday Chiropractic Ads for March 23, 2008

Happy Easter! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Portable Chiropractic Table) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like an Orlando office for rent near Disney), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 23, 2008.

Read More »

Spinal Decompression and Possible Misuse of FDA Logo

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was scanning through some websites this Saturday afternoon and something I came across on a chiropractors web site in Thousand Oaks, California, caught my attention. There was what appeared to be an advertisement for Spinal Decompression Services in the chiropractor’s office. What I found odd was seeing an FDA (Food

Read More »

Niche Industry E-Mail Spam is Irresponsible and Unprofessional

Regardless of your e-mail provider, chances are there is spam in your e-mail inbox. This topic has been covered a gazillion times but it’s usually focused on the types of spam most of us typically receive. There’s the lottery winnings, the small-business loans, the cheap rates on medication, real estate and stock deals, and such. Spam like this is probably sent in the billions each day, and it’s a major drain on user productivity, electricity, and computer resources. Nobody likes spam (except maybe spammers) so why is it such a common practice for businesses to spam within their industry niches?

Read More »

South African Chiropractor Celebrates 30 Years in US

30 years ago Friday, March 21, 1978, a young South African named Fred Schofield arrived in the United States to pursue his goal of becoming a chiropractor in America. Since that 1970s spring day, he has touched the lives of millions, providing chiropractic care to thousands of residents in the Phoenix, Arizona area, and teaching hundreds of chiropractors worldwide methods to deliver quality chiropractic care in their communities.

Read More »

New Direct Digital X-Ray Systems

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Bombarded with spam in my e-mail inbox yesterday. It’s nothing new, but what really ticks me off, is the amount of spam I get from businesses marketing to the chiropractic industry. I get x-ray spam, seminar spam, buy my pills spam, multi-level marketing nutritional products spam, make a million bucks conning

Read More »

Wednesday Wraparound Advertising and Tips

Todays summary includes a review of ads, articles, tips about including photos, cautions involving e-mail spam and 419 phishing attempts, and some useful links to review when seeking more information regarding classified advertising and Planet Chiropractic.

Read More »

Smoking March and April Events from Coast to Coast

The month of March is on its way out, and April is right around the corner. There’s a change in seasons coming, and it’s a fresh time to hone up on some chiropractic philosophy, science, and art. Events are taking place all over the U. S., and there’s a few I wanted to report on in Southern California, Las Vegas, and New Jersey. It’s a great time to get off your buttocks and fellowship with others.

Read More »

CCA Chiropractic License Renewal Seminars 2008

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The 2008 CCA Chiropractic License Renewal Seminars schedule is now available on the chiropractic seminars pages. Events are taking place in March, April, May, June and August. Locations include San Diego, Ventura, San Rafael, Fresno, San Jose, Riverside and Redding. These CCA 12 hour relicensing seminars include continuing education in adjustive

Read More »

Green Sunday Chiropractic Ads for March 16, 2008

Happy St. Patrick’s Day (St. Patrick’s Day is actually March 17, tomorrow)! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Summit X-RAY with Accessories) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like a Western Kentucky Chiropractic Franchise), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 16, 2008.

Read More »

Gonstead Chiropractic Technique Seminars

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I’ve been lax in getting chiropractic seminar information posted to this blog. I did manage to get a post regarding the ChiroEurope May Extravaganza up earlier in the week, but there’s been dozens of seminars and conferences that I didn’t get around to posting. I’ve had a flyer on my desk

Read More »

Chiropractor Dies After Being Found Shot in Head on Pomona Freeway

Rancho Cucamonga Chiropractor, Deborah Lynn Lepper, was found in her vehicle on a Los Angeles area freeway Thursday night, around 10:30 p.m. The 54-year-old female chiropractor had been shot in the head while driving on the 10 Freeway in Pomona. Police are seeking the public’s assistance in tracking down whoever shot and killed Dr. Lepper.

Read More »

Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor TED Talk

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor says “we are the life force power of the universe.” More than 10 years ago Jill had an opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: On December 10 of 1996, she realized she was having a massive stroke. A blood vessel had exploded in the left half

Read More »

Rapid Spread of MRSA Drug Resistant Staph Bacteria in Hospitals

The medical community is divided over what approach should be taken in controlling the rapid spread of drug resistant Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria in hospitals and other crisis care facilities. There are professionals with the belief that hospitals should be performing widespread screening on large numbers of patients, isolating those that match positive for methicillin-resistant stapholoccocus aureus (MRSA) infection. Others argue that a widespread screening approach can be both inefficient and costly. In a recent study, such screenings reportedly resulted in expenses hospitals didn’t need, with no decrease in hospital acquired infections occurring.

Read More »

LA Chiropractic Office Circa March 2006

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was speaking with Dr. James Von Hipple recently regarding a new chiropractic practice he will be opening soon in the Inland Empire, of California. James wanted to know if I had any pictures of chiropractic offices, so that he could get some ideas for layouts of his new space. I

Read More »

Wednesday Chiropractic Ads for March 12, 2008

Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a DRX9500 Cervical Non-Surgical Decompression Device) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like a Locum available for Hong Kong), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 12, 2008.

Read More »

Service Minded Chiropractors

When it comes to discussing small business approaches, there is no argument that developing a service minded client strategy, can reap both short-term and long-term benefits. It’s easy to categorize a topic like this into a marketing pigeonhole, but there is a multitude of other reasons why businesses put such an emphasis on customer service. I reviewed a group of chiropractic articles featuring the topic of serving others, and I discovered more than the few motivational words of wisdom.

Read More »

Venice Beach California Photo Slide Show

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Here is a brief set of photos (displayed in a slide show) taken around Venice Beach, California (90291). A few are also included from around the Pier in Santa Monica. Took these a while ago and just playing with some features to display images. Enjoy!

Read More »

ChiroEurope May Extravaganza with Marc Hudson

Posting this for my friend Marc Hudson in Mallorca, Spain. Empowering chiropractors to transform their communities! ChiroEurope May Extravaganza! Europe’s Premier Principled Seminar and Coaching Service May 1-4, 2008 Porto Petro, Mallorca, Spain. We are returning for the 3rd year to the 5 star hotel: Blau Porto Petro Europe’s Biggest and Best Chiropractic Seminar is:

Read More »

The Great Measles Misunderstanding

Before the advent of the measles vaccine, a dozen or so cases of measles would have been considered, well, too measly to make the headlines. That is because we all got the measles when we were kids. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) considers anyone born before 1957 to be immune to the measles.

Read More »

Chiropractors Top 11 Presidential Candidates 2008

Chiropractors make up just one of many groups providing funding for 2008 presidential candidates. Here is a summary of data made available during the month of February, 2008, which shows the top 11 presidential candidates chiropractors and chiropractic groups have made campaign contributions towards.

Read More »

Sample hedline goes here (news blooper)

by Michael Dorausch Spotted a blooper on the homepage of Google News tonight (Sunday). The top story title read: Sample hedline goes here Story was from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and it wasn’t a happy one. See screenshot below. Funny enough, a google search for Sample hedline goes here returns a number of results.

Read More »

Drugs in Drinking Water of at least 41 Million Americans

There are drugs in the drinking water. All sorts of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, sex hormones, anti-convulsion drugs, psychiatric drugs, painkillers, epileptic medications, and chemicals to treat high cholesterol, have been found in drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, according to a stunning investigation conducted by the Associated Press.

Read More »