By Michael Dorausch, D.C. There is a hard drive somewhere in my house that has a complete archive of photographs from the 1998 through 2000 CREW chiropractic missions to Panama. I probably have more mentions about finding the drive than actually uploading any photographs, so we will see of 2009 is the year they get
The 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2009) is upon us, with organizers, attendees, and exhibitors all heading to Las Vegas for the preeminent consumer electronics trade show of the year. It’s no secret that I am a nut about gadgets and electronics as I’ve owned a plethora of digital cameras, MP3 players, laptop computers, and other electronic gadgetry, that enables me to live this digitally connected existence I so adore. I’m certainly not the only one excited about consumer electronics, an estimated 130,000 individuals will be in Las Vegas this week for this year’s 2009 CES show. If you’re one of those individuals, check out my 2009 CES guide, and have a spectacular time.
We had expected light posting of chiropractic classifieds during the days surrounding the first of January but new chiropractic ads continued to be posted daily since this office went on holiday December 23rd. More than 35 new ads have appeared since Christmas Day including listings for DRX9000 Lumbar Spinal Decompression Systems, chair massage tables, digital imaging solutions, Nervoscopes, insight millennium subluxation stations, practices for sale in Oklahoma and Idaho, and lots more.
From the Tournament of Roses Parade to the day before the 2009 Super Bowl (SuperBowl XLIII), this month of January is packed full of activities, events, and news happenings, some that will shape year remaining months to come. I’ve organized a summary of happenings for the month along with resources for those seeking details on specific topics. Best of health to all of you and hope you are enjoying the new year so far.
There are 18 chiropractic schools, colleges, and universities throughout the United States, that offer a doctor of chiropractic program. Students can earn their doctor of chiropractic degrees in Eastern states, Southern states, Northern states, Midwestern states, and Western states, including the great state of Oregon. One chiropractic college based on the West Coast, Western States Chiropractic College, has plans for growing in 2009, with a planned new chiropractic clinic opening east of Portland, and a change in college to university status in the works.
From December 12th – December 15th, 2008 in an inspiring weekend sponsored by the two leading chiropractic groups in Argentina, the AQA and the Argentinean Chiropractic Foundation, over 100 chiropractors came from several countries to meet, discuss, and learn marketing, philosophy, and communication skills that will send them back to their communities with powerful new ways to communicate vertebral subluxation centered chiropractic with their practice members. The first graduating class of chiropractors in Argentina received their diplomas in a spirited ceremony on the night of December 13, 2008.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Photos provided by chiropractor Liam Schubel of the first graduating class of chiropractors in Argentina, South America. More than 100 chiropractors met during an inspiring weekend of December 12 through December 15, 2008. A group of 21 chiropractors who for two years had studied rigorous principled courses received diplomas on December
January 1st is a Federal Holiday, it’s the first day off on the 2009 Federal Holiday Schedule. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS), and worldwide delivery services like United Parcel Service (UPS) and Federal Express (FedEx) all observe the New Year’s Day holiday with office closures and changes in service schedules. There are 11 US Federal holidays in 2009 that affect US postal services. The following information was organized so you would have a list of 2009 Postal Holidays, 2009 FedEx holidays, and 2009 UPS holidays. Links for getting more information related to holiday delivery schedules near you has also been provided.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. There is a hard drive somewhere in my house that has a complete archive of photographs from the 1998 through 2000 CREW chiropractic missions to Panama. I probably have more mentions about finding the drive than actually uploading any photographs, so we will see of 2009 is the year they get
The 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2009) is upon us, with organizers, attendees, and exhibitors all heading to Las Vegas for the preeminent consumer electronics trade show of the year. It’s no secret that I am a nut about gadgets and electronics as I’ve owned a plethora of digital cameras, MP3 players, laptop computers, and other electronic gadgetry, that enables me to live this digitally connected existence I so adore. I’m certainly not the only one excited about consumer electronics, an estimated 130,000 individuals will be in Las Vegas this week for this year’s 2009 CES show. If you’re one of those individuals, check out my 2009 CES guide, and have a spectacular time.
We had expected light posting of chiropractic classifieds during the days surrounding the first of January but new chiropractic ads continued to be posted daily since this office went on holiday December 23rd. More than 35 new ads have appeared since Christmas Day including listings for DRX9000 Lumbar Spinal Decompression Systems, chair massage tables, digital imaging solutions, Nervoscopes, insight millennium subluxation stations, practices for sale in Oklahoma and Idaho, and lots more.
From the Tournament of Roses Parade to the day before the 2009 Super Bowl (SuperBowl XLIII), this month of January is packed full of activities, events, and news happenings, some that will shape year remaining months to come. I’ve organized a summary of happenings for the month along with resources for those seeking details on specific topics. Best of health to all of you and hope you are enjoying the new year so far.
There are 18 chiropractic schools, colleges, and universities throughout the United States, that offer a doctor of chiropractic program. Students can earn their doctor of chiropractic degrees in Eastern states, Southern states, Northern states, Midwestern states, and Western states, including the great state of Oregon. One chiropractic college based on the West Coast, Western States Chiropractic College, has plans for growing in 2009, with a planned new chiropractic clinic opening east of Portland, and a change in college to university status in the works.
From December 12th – December 15th, 2008 in an inspiring weekend sponsored by the two leading chiropractic groups in Argentina, the AQA and the Argentinean Chiropractic Foundation, over 100 chiropractors came from several countries to meet, discuss, and learn marketing, philosophy, and communication skills that will send them back to their communities with powerful new ways to communicate vertebral subluxation centered chiropractic with their practice members. The first graduating class of chiropractors in Argentina received their diplomas in a spirited ceremony on the night of December 13, 2008.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Photos provided by chiropractor Liam Schubel of the first graduating class of chiropractors in Argentina, South America. More than 100 chiropractors met during an inspiring weekend of December 12 through December 15, 2008. A group of 21 chiropractors who for two years had studied rigorous principled courses received diplomas on December
January 1st is a Federal Holiday, it’s the first day off on the 2009 Federal Holiday Schedule. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS), and worldwide delivery services like United Parcel Service (UPS) and Federal Express (FedEx) all observe the New Year’s Day holiday with office closures and changes in service schedules. There are 11 US Federal holidays in 2009 that affect US postal services. The following information was organized so you would have a list of 2009 Postal Holidays, 2009 FedEx holidays, and 2009 UPS holidays. Links for getting more information related to holiday delivery schedules near you has also been provided.