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Updated: 07/20/2009 - Police in Daytona Beach are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a house, killing a 13-year-old boy.
Updated: 07/20/2009 - Police in Daytona Beach are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a house, killing a 13-year-old boy.
Updated: 07/20/2009 - A Jackson County man is dead and another critically injured following a two vehicle weekend crash on State Road 69 at its intersection with Interstate-10 at Grand Ridge.
Updated: 07/20/2009 - Kelly Hildebrandt will marry Kelly Hildebrandt.
Posted: 07/20/2009 - Authorities are investigating an accident at a Haines City church parking lot where an elderly woman was run over.
Posted: 07/20/2009 - Couples can now say "I do" at a Florida drive-through.
Posted: 07/20/2009 - Authorities say a Bradenton man recovering from a gunshot wound in the hospital is linked to the fatal shooting of a pregnant woman.
Updated: 07/19/2009 - Florida Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp will run for state attorney general in the 2010 election.
Posted: 07/19/2009 - The adult daughter of a slain Florida couple known for adopting 13 special needs children says she's moving into her parents' home to take care of the children.
Updated: 07/19/2009 - A West Palm Beach man who lost two fingers when an alligator bit his hand is recovering Sunday in a nearby hospital.
Posted: 07/19/2009 - TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A University of South Florida football player is recovering at a hospital after falling 35 feet from a ride while working at Busch Gardens in Tampa.
Posted: 07/19/2009 - MADEIRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Authorities say a 5-year-old Pinellas County boy was seriously injured when a 65-pound pit bull attacked him.
Posted: 07/19/2009 - A meth lab explodes Friday night injuring at least one person and leaving the Bay County Sheriff's Office on the lookout for more suspects.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - Authorities are investigating an partment fire that killed a young boy and injured at least four other people in central Florida.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - Police are searching for the family of a man identified 19 years after his body was found in Winter Haven.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - Longtime Florida legislator and former state Senate president Jim King is no longer cancer free.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - The baby of a Florida woman with swine flu has died after hospital officials say doctors tried to deliver her.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Federal authorities who raided the St. Petersburg office of a defense contractor are looking into products designed to help air crews survive an emergency ejection.
Posted: 07/18/2009 - WINTER PARK, Fla. (AP) - A central Florida dentist is being sued for allegedly dropping tools down the throat of an elderly patient - twice.
Updated: 07/17/2009 - A federal judge has ruled that Georgia must stop withdrawing water within three years from a federal reservoir outside Atlanta that is the city's main water supply.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - A Florida man is charged with first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse in the death of his 5-month-old daughter.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - Florida's death toll from swine flu now stands at 16. Health Department spokeswoman Susan Smith said Friday the three new fatalities include a 31-year-old male in Polk County, a 44-year-old male in Broward County and a 47 year-old man in Sarasota County.
Updated: 07/17/2009 - A high-speed pursuit stretching across three Northwest Florida counties ended in an arrest.
Updated: 07/17/2009 - Two people died Thursday afternoon in a car – motorcycle crash near DeFuniak Springs in Walton County.
Updated: 07/17/2009 - A slain Florida couple will be buried today as the investigation continues into last week's shootings.
Updated: 07/17/2009 - The collision of two buses at Walt Disney World has left a dozen visitors with minor injuries.


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Lying next to you is like being with a ghost
I'm reaching out for you
And there is nothing there to hold
I can't stop loving you
It's out of my control
Standing here and holding on to letting go
But I'm falling apart
I'm falling to pieces
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Never knowing where it leads us
I'm out of time
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I'm outta choices to make
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Show Us The Money: L.A. Council Slush Funds Revealed
After being directed by the Los Angeles City Council to recommend money saving measures in council offices and the mayor's operations, city administrative officer Miguel Santana this week revealed the council's slush fund figures as well as details of the mayor's own office budget.
While council office salaries amount to $21.4 million for the fiscal year that ends in June, "approximately $26.5 million in uncommitted council funds that have not had recent activity," Santana writes. Yay: Play money. The office of the mayor this year is seeing $25.7 million: $7.9 million goes to office salaries and $17.2 million is earmarked for Gang Reduction and Youth Development.
Santana found another $3.5 million in the General City Purposes budget intended for "for the promotion of the image of the city," he wrote.
Reducing the mayor's budget by five percent would save the city $1,255,173. Reducing council office salaries by five percent would slash an extra $1,071,145 from the budget. On Wednesday the council debated measures to reduce the city's $218 million deficit. It put off any hard decisions, including whether to reduce members' own funding.
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She's leading them in lesson on stream ecology. The students are looking for macroinvertebrates, animals without a backbone, in Mesa Creek. KVNF Regional Newscast: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 By Patricia Naft • Jul 21, 2015 Listen Listening... / 8:23 Newscast Identity of motorcyclist who died over the weekend released Survey highlights problems for long term rentals in ski towns Science program brings students out of the classroom and into the woods Road construction begins in Delta, Montrose Counties Colorado gets a new national monument Glenwood Springs wildfire under control KVNF Regional Newscast: Monday, July 20, 2015 By KVNF • Jul 20, 2015 Listen Listening... / 8:46 Newscast News rules proposed for coal mines Revenue Silver Mine owner defaults on payments Waldorf type school in Paonia now officially a reality Two deceased campers identified, carbon monoxide poisoning a possibility CDC Issues Guidelines For Backyard Chicken Flocks What's next for the Creamery Arts Center in Hotchkiss? Waldorf-Inspired Education Program In Paonia Moves Forward By Laura Palmisano • Jul 13, 2015 Laura Palmisano A Waldolf-inspired education program in Paonia is a step closer to reality. The proposed North Fork School of Integrated Studies has enough students signed up to move forward. Delta County Assistant Superintendent Kurt Clay says it will be a school within a school. "We are looking at trying to combine that within Paonia Elementary School as a different program or different option for students in the North Fork Valley," said Clay. Intent to enroll forms for the K-4 program were due earlier this month. KVNF Regional Newscast: Monday, June 22, 2015 By Patricia Naft • Jun 22, 2015 Listen Listening... / 7:28 Newscast School board OK's alternative education in Paonia Elementary Parachute allows recreational marijuana Annual local government meeting in Breckenridge wraps up Migratory bird protections may be removed Gas leak causes explosion in Lake City Paonia Could Get Waldorf Focused Education Program By Laura Palmisano • Jun 19, 2015 Laura Palmisano The Delta County School Board has approved a Waldorf inspired education program in Paonia. For the past three years, a group of parents and educators in the North Fork Valley have tried to open a Waldorf inspired charter school. The school board and the state board of education denied their charter recognition. However, the group worked with district officials and school administrators to come up with a compromise. It would create a K-4 program inspired by the Waldorf model at Paonia Elementary School. 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Liberals' Frankenstein Monster Runs Amok in Chicago
Civilization is coming unraveled in the city that gave us Barack Hussein Obama and much of his crew. But don't be racist by noticing:
Pardon the unintentional rhyme, but Chicago is under attack by packs of wild Blacks. (Paul Kersey is all over this.) They're storming buses 15 at a time, beating White people with bottles and robbing them (NBC Chicago, June 8). Gangs of 15 or 20 are ambushing White pedestrians and bicyclists (CBS Chicago, June 5 and June 6; Chicago Tribune, June 6). Smaller packs are using pepper spray to disable their White victims (CBS Chicago, June 3 and June 5). …
Until recently, the hopelessly biased mainstream media were content merely to ignore, to suppress, to censor the race of these savages — that's race, not races. But censorship wasn't enough. It couldn't stop readers from seeing the photos. It couldn't stop them from watching the videos. It couldn't stop them from looking out their windows at the dark-skinned mobs rampaging outside. And it couldn't stop the White victims from telling everyone they knew.
So the readers noticed, and pretty soon they cracked the secret code: if a story omits the race of the perpetrators, it's not because the reporter doesn't know what race they were. It's because they were all Black.
That's when readers started to complain.
The Chicago Tribune responded to the complaints by denouncing its own readers and by shoveling out the usual politically correct pabulum about how awful it is to acknowledge facts liberals deem to be racist (see here and here and here and here).
Meanwhile, Chicago's government is blaming the mayhem on Sarah Palin, the Constitution, and of course racism. Chief of Police Garry McCarthy serves up the moonbattery:
The pervasion of illegal guns in America's black and Latino communities is a result of "government-sponsored racism," akin to "slavery, segregation, black codes [and] Jim Crow," Rahm Emanuel's new police chief, Garry McCarthy, told parishioners at St. Sabina's Church earlier this month.
St. Sabina's Church is where unhinged Obama crony Michael Phleger, the Emimem of Black Liberation Theology, spews maniacal diatribes denouncing Caucasians. Back to McCarthy:
"Let's see if we can make a connection here. Slavery. Segregation. Black codes. Jim Crow. What, what did they all have in common? Anybody getting scared? Government sponsored racism."
"Now I want you to connect one more dot on that chain of the African American history in this country, and tell me if I'm crazy: Federal gun laws that facilitate the flow of illegal firearms, into our urban centers across this country, that are killing our black and brown children," he said.
McCarthy blasted the NRA, telling parishioners that their communities have paid the price while the gun manufacturers are getting "rich and living in gated communities."
And he told an anecdote of just one night with the New York Police Department. After returning home from investigating a pair of shootings, he said he flipped on the television to relax, only to find "Sarah Palin's Alaska" being broadcast.
"She was caribou hunting, and talking about the right to bear arms," he said. "Why wasn't she at the crime scene with me?"
Liberals have created a monster in the form of millions of perpetually aggrieved blacks whose culture was reduced to savagery when welfare destroyed the two-parent family. As their monster runs amok, the Dr Frankensteins of the governmedia blame its victims.
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- Record Label: Vanguard
- Release Date: Mar 8, 2005
- Summary: The veteran Nashville artist wrote and produced all 11 tracks on her latest album, and handled most of the instrumentation as well.
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- Genre(s): Country
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Her arresting voice holds it all together with unassuming grace. [11 Mar 2005, p.104]
This sounds very much like the record Deana Carter has always wanted to make
Story of My Life is polished, but it's far from slick; it's honest, wears its heart on its sleeve and is full of imagination, grace, and spit.
Carter's an artist clearly capable of making a great album. The Story of My Life isn't it, but it's a start.
Story is a couple gems short of excellence, but Carter has expanded her unaffected charm beyond the twang thang.
The Story of My Life should definitely please fans of her earlier records and anyone with a taste for quote-unquote country music. But if she's on a quest for something more personal, more original, she's got some more miles to travel.
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Saints hope new warm-ups can get them a road playoff victory ... right
|Super Bowl winner has zero road playoff victories.
With another playoff road loss the joke is going to be on Payton.
Eagles beat writer for Delaware County Daily Times from Rich Kotite and Randall Cunningham through Chip Kelly and Sam Bradford (and Mark Sanchez). Co-host on Merrill Reese's Pro Football Report (WBCB 1490 AM).
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Coming from a die hard neworleans saints fan I can say I respect Philly, we have always had very good games with y'all first memory of 2006 when Sheldon brown blew up Reggie bush but we went on to win the game by 3.of course me being a saints fan I want to say I think we win by 3 again unless y'all come out dominating our oline with that being said hope y'all the beat luck and hope that its a fair game by officials and I pray that there's no injuries on either side of the ball
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Citizen Staff Reports 02/04/13
Marine Corps Pfc. Cory R. Holsinger, son of Pamm and Joseph Holsinger, of Sandston, has earned the title of United States Marine after graduating from recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island, S.C. Holsinger spent 13 weeks training on subjects including close-order drill, marksmanship with an M-16A4 rifle, physical fitness, martial arts, swimming, military history, customs and courtesies. One week prior to graduation, he endured The Crucible, a 54-hour final test of recruits' minds and bodies. Upon completion, recruits are presented the Marine Corps emblem and called Marines for the first time. Holsinger is a 2009 graduate of Highland Springs High School.
Hanna Brooks, of Henrico, a sophomore majoring in geosciences in the College of Science at Virginia Tech, is among 28 students who will spend their 2013 spring semester traveling across the globe as part of the university's Presidential Global Scholars program. The Presidential Global Scholars program, which began Jan. 19 and will run through May 8, provides students in the University Honors Program with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in several global cultures. Though stationed in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland, participants will travel to locations across Europe, as well as a trip to Ghana in Africa. Distinguished Virginia Tech faculty will accompany the students.
Jordan Alexandra Harris, an eighth grade honor student at Byrd Middle School, has been appointed a Page for the Virginia House of Delegates Class of 2013. Harris is a primary violinist in the Byrd Orchestra and has served as a library aide for two years. She is a member of the children's choir City Singers and St. Paul's Baptist Church, where she was a former member of Ayinde-2, a liturgical dance ensemble. Harris will serve as a Page until the General Assembly adjourns Feb. 23.
Cari Morgan Tretina, of Glen Allen, recently was named to the dean's list and the president's list for the fall 2012 semester at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Ky. To be eligible for the dean's list, students must earn a 3.5 grade point average; students must earn a 4.0 GPA to be eligible for the president's list. Tretina is a senior public relations major.
Jimmy Bhaysar, of Richmond, recently graduated from the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio.
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The following students recently were named to the president's list for the fall 2012 semester at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.: Luke Howard, Jordan Molnar, Rachel Simon, Megan Hines, Rachel Atkins, Christina Damico, Jessica Laursen, Austin Shoop, Rebecca Hunt and Stephanie Dawkins, of Glen Allen; Erin Thady, of Sandston; and Sheria Pettis, of Richmond. To be eligible for the president's list, students must earn a grade point average of 3.9 or above.
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The Children's Museum of Richmond last week opened its new Short Pump location at Short Pump Town Center, to the delight of children who attended a sneak preview of the location July 10. The new facility, located under the forthcoming LL Bean store (formerly the food court) is 8,500 square feet in size – much larger than CMoR's former Short Pump location at West Broad Village, which opened in 2010. The new space includes The CarMax Foundation Service Station, the Silver Diner, a grocery store, a performance stage and an art studio, as well as a giant Light Bright Wall. > Read more.
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Dr. George B. Curry Becomes 18th President of ICA
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Written by TAC Staff
Monday, 08 June 2015 21:34
George B. Curry, DC, DACS, FICA, LCP (hon) recently stepped forward to serve as the 18th President of the International Chiropractors Association (ICA). A 1982 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, Dr. Curry was sworn into office by Dr. Selina Sigafoose-Jackson, ICA Secretary-Treasurer, on May 1, 2015 at the 89th ICA Annual Meeting held in Atlanta, Georgia.
Dr. Curry brings an impressive range of organizational and management skills, political insights and clinical experience to his new leadership position with ICA, including active roles in his local and professional communities and also a profound commitment to service. He has energetically contributed to the growth and leadership of the Connecticut Chiropractic Council (CCC), most recently holding the position of Chairman of the Board. Committed to professional development and education in chiropractic, he has served as an Extended Faulty member for Palmer College, Logan College, Life University and The University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College.
Dr. Curry stated in his inaugural comments to the ICA leadership at its 2015 Annual Meeting that:
"The chiropractic profession is facing a critical time and never before have clarity and clear-cut communications been more urgent. It is my intention to significantly enhance ICA's communications, both within the profession and to the public at large. The ICA will continue to anchor its policies and actions in chiropractic's timeless and proven principles while applying cutting edge strategies and technologies. We recognize the unique service of vertebral subluxation detection and correction that only the chiropractic profession can provide, and its role in worldwide optimal health expression. We are committed to focusing on and advancing principled chiropractic as the powerful force in health care it must be, in order to meet the needs of patients of all ages in communities around the world."
In addition to his private practice, Dr. Curry has also served outside the US, performing Chiropractic Mission work in Poland. He is active in patient and public education including regular appearances as a syndicated television host for "Today's Health". Dr. Curry has provided chiropractic care to many professional athletes and entertainers and has served as a team chiropractor for multiple professional teams including basketball and football.
Repeatedly acknowledged for his extensive contributions to the profession and his record of dedicated service, Dr. Curry's many recognitions include being honored as ICA Representative Assemblyman of the Year in 1997, as Chiropractor of the Year by the Connecticut Chiropractic Council in 2000, and with the ICA Leadership and Services Award in 2013. Dr. Curry's professional affiliations include recognition as a Distinguished Fellow of the ICA and receiving the FICA Dedicated Service Award in 2010, as well as being inducted as a Fellow in the prestigious Palmer College Academy in 2009.
Dr. Curry lives and practices in Windsor, CT with his wife Kerry and their 7 children. His oldest son and daughter are Palmer College graduates and his youngest son and daughter are chiropractic students.
The International Chiropractors Association
(ICA) is the oldest continuously active international chiropractic organization in the world. Founded in 1926 by Dr. B.J. Palmer, the ICA represents thousands of practitioners, educators, students and lay persons, and supports and advances the interests of chiropractic, chiropractors, and the patients they serve through advocacy, research, and education. Throughout its long history, the ICA has continued to educate and inform the public, other health care professions, and health policy makers on the principles and definitions of chiropractic to foster clarity for a broader understanding and acceptance of the profession as a distinct healing philosophy, science and art.
Kareo and Medicfusion Partner to Support Chiropractic Practices
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Monday, 25 May 2015 19:34
Strategic Partnership provides chiropractic offices with specialty-specific, cloud-based solutions to improve workflow efficiency, care delivery and financial performance
, the leading provider of cloud-based medical office software for independent medical practices, today announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with
, a provider of electronic health record (EHR) software solutions built specifically for chiropractors, by chiropractors.
Medicfusion's chiropractic-focused EHR will integrate with Kareo's suite of billing and practice management (PM) solutions to help chiropractic offices optimize workflow and improve billing processes.
"We are excited to partner with Medicfusion as we expand our offerings to the chiropractic space," said Dan Rodrigues, founder and CEO of Kareo. "Chiropractic offices are increasingly moving to concierge or cash-only models of care due to the complexities associated with submitting insurance claims and increasing regulatory mandates. However, with an integrated PM and billing solution, chiropractors will have the tools they need to run an agile practice that is able to efficiently serve both insurance and cash-based patients."
Through this partnership, Medicfusion's customers will gain access to key functionalities from Kareo including automated patient scheduling, appointment reminders, secure messaging, insurance eligibility checks, enhanced claims submissions, customized patient encounter forms and online payment services.
"There is a significant need for an integrated solution that can handle not only the clinical aspects of an office, but also meets a chiropractor's unique administrative and financial demands," said Dean Rottinghaus, DC; Founder of Medicfusion EMR. "Partnering with Kareo allows us to provide what we believe to be the most robust EHR/PM solution for chiropractors. Our integrated system will give clients the freedom to focus on care, while improving patient engagement and ensuring financial stability in a vastly evolving healthcare landscape."
Medicfusion is the latest specialty EHR addition to
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, a curated listing of cloud-based applications and value-added services to support small practices. All solutions offered in Kareo Marketplace can be seamlessly integrated with and build upon Kareo's medical office software platform. Marketplace currently provides a selection of EHR partners that cover the unique requirements of more than 15 medical specialties.
About Kareo
Kareo is the only cloud-based medical office software and services platform purpose-built for small practices. At Kareo, we believe that, with the right tools and support, small practices can do big things. We offer an integrated solution of products and services designed to help physicians get paid faster, run their business smarter, and provide better care. Our practice management software, billing services, and free, award-winning fully certified EHR help more than 30,000 medical providers more efficiently manage the business and clinical sides of their practice. Kareo has received extensive industry recognition, including the Deloitte Technology Fast 500, Inc. 500/5000, Forbes Top 100 Most Promising Companies, and Black Book #1 Integrated EHR, Practice Management and Billing Vendor. Headquartered in Irvine, California, the Kareo mission is to help providers spend their time focused on patients, not paperwork. For more information, visit
About Medicfusion
Medicfusion, a subsidiary of VSS Medical Technologies, Inc. is a certified EHR for Chiropractors. Since its inception in 2002, Medicfusion has been focused on providing a certified EHR to professionals seeking an easy-to-use paperless system with superior customer support. Medicfusion has an extensive range of features including: automated workflows, patient web portal, electronic prescribing, electronic payments, clinical documentation (SOAP notes), comprehensive reporting, online training resources, etc. To learn more about Medicfusion, please visit
VSS is a healthcare company that invests in leading edge healthcare technologies. VSS has a growing install base across North America and offers a growing number of specialty applications, enterprise solutions and professional services. VSS caters to the unique needs of specialty practitioners and invests in strong, complementary healthcare software applications and technology solutions.
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ACASC Chiropractors Attend to Medical Needs of Nearly 600 Athletes at 40th National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships
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Written by TAC Staff
Tuesday, 19 May 2015 13:38
Berkeley, California (May 8, 2015) – More than a dozen chiropractors representing the American Chiropractic Association Sports Council (ACASC) recently attended to the medical needs of nearly 600 athletes participating in the 40th National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships held from April 4 – 5 at the University of Delaware in Newark, Del. Hosted by the National Collegiate Taekwondo Association (NCTA), this highly-prestigious event serves as a qualifier for the 2015 USA Taekwondo National Championships and the 2015 U.S. National Collegiate Taekwondo Team, which will represent the nation at the Summer World University Games (SWUG) in Gwangju, Korea this summer.
"These are superb athletes fighting with great intensity in an attempt to rise to the next level of national and then international competition," says NCTA Medical Director Dr. Sherri LaShomb, who is also the former president of the American Chiropractic Association Sports Council (ACASC). "The potential for serious injury is always there. Head trauma, concussions, fractures, contusions and sprains are common. Our doctors oversaw the care of these participants while in the midst of competition. This involved treating injuries as well as determining the ability to physically continue matches once the referees asked for an expert medical opinion. This is an incredibly important medical evaluation, especially for an athlete hoping one day to participate on the world stage.
"That's why the NCTA asked us to participate. Everyone on our team has extensive sports medicine experience having worked everything from the Olympics and Olympic trials to national and international championships in a variety of sports. Plus, we are trained to quickly and accurately evaluate the athlete and then provide care that ranges from chiropractic adjustments to the treatment of soft tissue injuries and first aid care."
During the two-day event, many of the chiropractors stationed as mat doctors providing medical attention to the more than 500 participants competing on eight separate mats throughout the Championships. Under tournament rules, referees are required to stop the match and request the medical opinion of the attending mat doctor after an injury occurs. It is then the responsibility of the professional to evaluate, stabilize and determine the extent of the injury within the one-minute break.
"It's a fast-paced environment that requires expert skills," adds Shapiro of Old Bridge, New Jersey. "Within 60 seconds, you have to identify the severity of the problem and then decide if the contestant can continue. There is a lot at stake. Not only the immediate welfare of the athlete, but also their status on the day, which can directly affect their ranking going forward. Every decision is made based solely on the participant's best interests. Experience is so important because the wrong call can cost the individual in so many different ways."
Dr. Shapiro along with his chiropractic colleagues based throughout the Northeast were invited to join the official medical staff of the National Championships by Dr. LaShomb based on their long-standing sports chiropractic backgrounds . These included Dr. Len Ershow of Princeton, New Jersey; Dr. William Bonsall of Westfield, New Jersey; Dr. Marc P. Jaffe of Summit, New Jersey; Dr. Robin Linster of Doylestown, Pa.; Dr. Cheryl Lee-Pow of Rockville, Md.: Dr. Joshua Cole of Gainesville, Va.; Dr. R. Eric Brennan of King of Prussia, Pa.; Dr. Kirsten Grove of Tysons, Va.; Dr. Charlotte Fletcher of Wilmington, Del.; Dr. Jenn Davis of Calverton, Md.; and Dr. Casha Smith of Silver Spring, Md. Others also serving on the medical staff at this year's 40th National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships were Nurse Practitioner Nina Anderson of Wilmington, Dela.; Athletic Trainer Chelise Strickland of Newark, Dela.; and Paramedic Linda Buell of New York, Ny.
"Attending high-level athletic events as a medical provider always accompanies a sense of accomplishment," explains Dr. Jaffe. "Helping to ensure that the athletes participate in a safe environment, not only enhances the chances for their success, but also leaves me feeling better skilled than when I started. Working alongside so many talented and experienced doctors is always a worthwhile win-win situation."
"These are extremely determined athletes performing at the highest intensity," concludes Dr. Lee-Pow. "The pace is lightning fast with action that is both incredibly acrobatic and brutal. Sometimes, we were asked to attend to the needs of four mats simultaneously. You constantly had to be on your toes. But, it's immensely rewarding to play even a small role in the development of these young athletes, many of whom will soon be on the world stage."
In addition to organizing the medical staff for this past competition, Dr. LaShomb is also charged with compiling the medical personnel needed to support upcoming NCTA national events including the National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships . All ACASC members interested in being named to future NCTA medical staffs should contact Dr. LaShomb at
About the National Collegiate Taekwondo Association (NCTA)
The National Collegiate Taekwondo Association was formed in 1970 by collegiate martial arts instructors working to promote Taekwondo in colleges and universities and to create a better understanding of the culture and philosophy of Taekwondo. Its mission is to continually promote, foster and broaden activities in colleges and universities through quality instruction and coaching. For more information please visit
Douglas Laboratories® Launches New Line of Vision Health Supplements
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Written by TAC Staff
Tuesday, 19 May 2015 13:08
Three new products formulated to support healthy eye function introduced during
May's Vision Health Month
PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 12, 2015
– Healthy aging is a hot topic today, particularly as the Baby Boomer generation enters their 50s. While attention is frequently given to strong bones and maintaining cognitive health as people age, little consideration is given to vision health. Now, three new nutritional products from
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are available to support healthy eye function during the aging process, all utilizing the latest research.* This suite of ocular formulas includes Ultra Preventive
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"Science continues to emerge regarding the role nutrition plays in eye health," said Dr. Stuart Richer, O.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.O., and co-developer of the new suite of vision health products for Douglas Laboratories. "We've utilized the latest research to create three new nutritional supplements to support healthy eye function."*
Ultra Preventive Vision
is a comprehensive multivitamin/mineral formula with phytonutrients and carotenoids specially designed to help support a healthy macula, retina, and visual performance for all ages that are affected by excess blue-light exposure and free radical damage.*
supplies a well-balanced spectrum of key antioxidants that are important in maintaining normal retina and macula function in the eyes. As we age, the ability of the macula to function properly can decline. The nutrients found in Macu-Support have been studied for their ability to help maintain and support macular function and health.*
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is a unique dietary supplement featuring QÜELL Fish Oil
, organic borage seed oil, and astaxanthin, among other nutrients, for healthy production of tears and moisture in the eyes.*
"At Douglas Labs, we strive to offer a comprehensive line of nutritional supplements for healthy aging," said Andrew Halpner Ph.D., Vice President, Product Development and Technical Services at Douglas Laboratories. "The ocular formulas that were co-developed with Dr. Richer are a great addition to our existing line of products to support vision health as we age."*
For more information on Ultra Preventive Vision, Macu-Support, and Eye Moisture Support, please visit
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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UWS student, Freya Moran, selected as first chiropractic participant in the LEAPS into Integrative Medicine program
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This is the first year the integrative medicine program is open to non-MD/DO students
PORTLAND, Ore., May 13, 2015 – University of Western States (UWS), a leader in the education of health care professionals, is proud to announce that doctor of chiropractic (DC) student Freya Moran was chosen to attend the Leadership & Education Program for Students in Integrative Medicine (LEAPS in IM). The program, a week-long event hosted by the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health and the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) Foundation, aims to enhance the leadership skills and knowledge of future integrative medicine practitioners.
Moran, a 7th quarter student from Michigan, was chosen based on her proposal outlining an integrated medicine residency program for DC students.
"For too long there has been this curtain up in front of chiropractic but times are changing and there is a desire in more and more chiropractic students to be part of an integrated medical team after graduation," Moran said. "I want to help take this curtain down. I think with this extended residency idea there will be more opportunities for chiropractors to learn how to talk to MDs and other practitioners on an integrated health care team in their language."
Moran will be attending the program in Old Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside, Calif., June 14-19. The program is limited to 30 students. As part of acceptance into the program, Moran is required to plan and execute her proposed idea of an integrated health care chiropractic residency with support from her faculty mentor and core faculty at LEAPS. As part of the program, she will be meeting with mentors to refine her concept.
Gary Schultz, DC, DACBR is one of the faculty members mentoring Moran in the process.
"The successful integration of health care resources begins with relationship building and sharing patients' care needs between professions," said Dr. Schultz. "This program and Ms. Moran's ideas are a great step in accomplishing this goal. I'm pleased and humbled to be allowed to work with her on this journey."
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University of Western States provides a science-driven curriculum that delivers a solid foundation and competitive edge in preparing students for clinical practice. UWS is a regionally accredited, independent non-profit institution dedicated to improving the health of society through its educational programs, research and clinical services. Founded in 1904, the university offers a doctor of chiropractic degree program; master's degrees in exercise and sports medicine, human nutrition and functional medicine, and diagnostic imaging; a massage therapy certificate program; approved continuing education programs for licensed health care professionals; and clinic services in five locations through Health Centers of UWS. UWS is a founding member of the Oregon Collaborative for Integrative Medicine, an organization that aims to advance integrative health care through education, research, patient care and advocacy. To learn more about University of Western States and its academic programs, go to
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