Glad I decided to pack my heavy Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L lens along with my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi camera when I went to New Jersey for New Beginnings this past weekend. As I typically do at chiropractic conferences (and even search engine optimization conferences) I took lots of photos. I have found over the past 15 years, that if I don’t upload those photos soon after they’re taken, they disappear somewhere into the abyss of my hard drives and backup media.

White lightning flashed across the sky as the 2010 Dead Chiropractic Society (DCS) California Jam shaked the foundations of the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa California on March 12, 13th, and 14th. The continuing chiropractic education event was loaded full barrel with spizzerinctum. Chiropractors from across the globe, with the majority coming from the state of California, and a healthy number traveling from throughout the United States, dipped themselves in chiropractic philosophy and fellowship, while many renewed continuing education requirements for 2010 relicensing.

At Planet Chiropractic, we receive many questions from prospective students, active doctors of chiropractic, those attending chiropractic school, and people having questions about chiropractic and other forms of health care. We do our best to answer questions but we’re not always going to have the best or correct answer. That doesn’t mean people shouldn’t get their questions answered. Finding the best information is one of the main reasons I surround myself with multiple different experts inside and outside the field of chiropractic. Thanks to social media, web sites and blogs, many of those experts are only a click away.