An estimated 7.5 million parties take place on Super Bowl Sunday with some 44 million party-goers. If you’re going to be home or entertaining for Superbowl XLIII it’s time to plan your big game recipes. You don’t want to be focusing on what you’re going to eat when the Bruce Springsteen halftime show begins. This year, the 2009 Superbowl recipe to top all superbowl recipes includes bacon, lots and lots of bacon. If you ask me, no real Superbowl party should be without it.

With the upcoming Super Bowl Sunday only days away, we thought we’d bring some excitement to today’s classified advertising summary with a head-to-head feature on advertisements placed for products and services in Pennsylvania versus those in the state of Arizona. This is still a round up of ads placed in the past few days, but we’re specifically highlighting those posted from states that have football teams in this weekend’s NFL final championship game. How about a JTech Isotrack Chair System for your favorite running back, 4-Way Cervical & Lumbar Rehab Machines for those massively hard NFL hits, a Tytron 3000 thermal unit for checking spinal distortion on players, and an associate position in Pennsylvania (no guarantee you’ll become the chiropractor for the Pittsburgh Steelers). Get the latest chiropractic classifieds checked out before the big game, sorry no LCD big screens for sale.

It’s said that true Pittsburgh Steelers fans bleed Black & Gold and Chiropractor Robert Fishman is one of those diehard Steelers fans. Not only does he provide chiropractic care to former players from the Pittsburgh Steelers, he’s recorded a Steelers music video that’s become a popular local hit. It’s even been featured on local news channels like CBS Channel 2 KDKA.

If you are a geeky computer nerd you have probably already heard about the pre-release version of the next Windows operating system, Windows 7 Beta. Microsoft is allowing IT professionals, developers, small-business owners, and consumers to download the pre-release Windows 7 for use on a dedicated test computer. The customer preview program for Windows 7 Beta will end soon though, so download and activate the operating system as soon as you get a chance, or you may miss out on the testing phase experience.

Chiropractic classified advertising for January 2009 includes recent ads placed for Tingle TXR 325 D X ray, Summit ChiroSelect X-Ray, an AGFA xray Processor, a San Francisco Downtown Office for sale, used Omegatrac IST, and chiropractic tables like Elite Hylo tables. Whether you’re in the market to save money on xray and accessories or are looking to find a new chiropractic career, chiropractic classifieds is the place for browsing the latest information in classified ads related to the chiropractic field. Here’s a summary of what’s been posted in days since our last summary.

After years of fighting to protect the rights of their injured patients, Colorado chiropractors are celebrating a legislative victory. As of January 1st, 2009, Colorado consumers will have auto insurance coverage with $5000 medical payments coverage (Med-Pay). That means $5000 insurance coverage for each injured person in a vehicle. After years of neglect, bills for ambulance, hospitals, emergency rooms and chiropractic visits will be covered. This will provide both physical and fiscal relief for the state.

Experienced an earthquake here in Marina del Rey just moments ago. Earthquake information for the greater Los Angeles area is available here.

Chiropractic classified advertising for January 2009 includes recent ads placed for DRX9000C Spinal Decompression Systems, x-ray film processors by Hope, a Ty-Tron T-3000, an Arizona practice for sale, used Arthrostim machines, and chiropractic tables like Zenith drop tables. Whether you’re in the market to save money on fullspine xray or are looking to find a new chiropractic career, chiropractic classifieds is the place for browsing the latest information in classified ads related to the chiropractic field. Here’s a summary of what’s been posted in days since our last summary.

A chiropractor e-mailed me the other night with a really great question regarding domains. He mentioned that he owned a number of domains related to the field of chiropractic and he had questions regarding setting up multiple websites for one’s chiropractic office. After purchasing the domains he stated “I’ve never really been sure what to do with them besides use domain-forwarding to pipe them straight to my website.” He then asked the question… “When you purchase alternate domains for your office, do you copy the content from your main site and replicate it onto the new domain? Or do you domain-forward them all?” It came to light that this is a very important topic to be discussed amongst chiropractors (and other small-business owners working with more than one website). Two very important topics to discuss: domain-forwarding & replicating content (a.k.a. duplicate content).