Chiropractic News:- By Michael Dorausch, DC 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.

Chiropractic News:- Parker Chiropractic News March 12, 2010 (Las Vegas) -- The Chiropractic Leadership Alliance (CLA) honored Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, president of Parker College and Parker Seminars, with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Dr. Patrick Gentempo, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of CLA presented Dr. Mancini with the award at the 2010 Parker Seminar in Las Vegas."Receiving this from CLA is incredibly special, especially when it comes from one of the most influential companies in the profession that has done so much for chiropractic," said Dr. Mancini.

Chiropractic News:- By Michael Dorausch, DC The 3rd annual California Chiropractic Jam is taking place on March 12 and March 13, 2010. I received my ticket in the mail in February, hope you're planning on attending, it's going to be a blast. Chiropractors from across the United States and even from other parts of the globe are making their way to Southern California for the third annual jam, being hailed as the Spizzerinctum Tour.The Dead Chiropractic Society is like going to a rock concert, except the event is for chiropractors and chiropractic assistants. As has been the style for the past two years, there will be a rock 'n roll band playing the late Saturday night session. DCS events at the Orange County Performing Arts Center have been taking place since April of 2008. They are the brainchild of

Chiropractic News:- By Dr. Michone OuelletteInvariably, at some point when talking to my patients, or anybody really, the conversation turns to where I lived before moving to Mesa five years ago. And, invariably, the question comes up of why I moved from Los Angeles to Mesa. The need for brevity usually has me shorten my answer to “I just loved the mountains and weather” but the reasons are more complex and numerous.First, let me be clear I loved living in LA. I truly lived the Southern California dream, beach, sun and fun. During most of my time in LA I lived in Venice Beach and Santa Monica. I spent hours running at the beach, hiking in the canyons, or roller blading to the volleyball courts and then playing volleyball all day to exhaustion. My office, in Beverly Hills, was only about 25 minutes from my home, allowing me to avoid the backed-up freeways that are the bane of every LA resident.

Chiropractic News:- Palmer Chiropractic News (Davenport, Iowa) -- Palmer College of Chiropractic Chancellor Dennis Marchiori, D.C., has announced the selection of Robert "Bucky" Percuoco, D.C., Long Grove, Iowa, as Vice Chancellor for Academics (VCA) for the College. Dr. Percuoco was identified from a pool of 12 local and national candidates for the position. As VCA, Dr. Percuoco will oversee all matters of academic affairs on each of the three campuses and will also serve as a member of the College's Executive Administrative Team. Palmer's campuses are located in Davenport, Iowa, San Jose, Calif., and Port Orange, Florida."Dr. Percuoco has proven his leadership in numerous ways for both the Davenport Campus and the College as a whole," said Dr. Marchiori. "His efforts in the areas of academic and institutional assessment have been invaluable to Palmer, especially...