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Dr. Jennifer Good of World Wide Wellness in Buckhead, GA  is a specialist in sport chiropractic and pain management. The transverse processes of the Lumbars are rela- tively light compared with the general structure of the ver- tebrae and are found just even with the interspace between their own and the adjacent superior spinous process. They vary greatly in size, length and strength and may be used as levers for adjustment only when they are large enough to be clearly palpable through the muscle mass which sepa- rates them from the body surface. Presented By: Buckhead Chiropractor…

From the BBC A Chinese man had held up city traffic for hours while threatening to jump from a bridge.  An elderly gentleman in the crowd pushed through police lines, approached the man and reached out his hand in friendship.  When he got close enough, instead of shaking the suicidal man’s hand, the elderly Chinese man pushed the jumper who fell 20′ into a police catch net. Lai Jiansheng, 66, said he was fed up with the desperate man’s “selfish activity” which caused huge traffic jams in Guangzhou, southern China… …”I pushed him off because…

Architecture has a purpose, but some buildings are so unusual they are just plain silly. Architects aren’t perfect, I wonder how architects come up with such crazy ideas, see below some of th weirdest and most unusual buildings on the earth. Photo: Mammy’s Cupboard (Natchez, MS, United States) What famous buildings are the dumbest? Source Photo: Erwin Wurm: House Attack (Viena, Austria) Brought to you by Cebu Property & Manila Property. Photo: The Basket Building (Ohio, United States) Presented by: Chamblee Chiropractor

Source: The Story of Saint Helena (d. 330, feast day August 18) By Mary Lois, OSH Helena was at one time the most important woman in the world, yet we know next to nothing about her. She was born about the middle of the third century, possibly in Drepanum on the Nicomedian Gulf, a seaside resort now quite vanished, in Turkey. She was of humble parentage. St. Ambrose referred to her as a stabularia, or inn-keeper. Nevertheless, she became the lawful wife of Constantius I Chlorus. Her first and only son, Constantine the Great, was born in Naissus in Upper Moesia, Serbia, in the year 274. In 292…

THIS little work is offered to the profession without apology for its brevity or its form. It has been prepared because of an immediate and pressing need for such a guide in our colleges, and is offered abroad under the impression that many practicing Chiropractors (chiropractor in Alexandria VA)feel the same need. It is intended for handy reference and clinical use and is arranged as systematically as possible, style being every- where sacrificed to utility. The author lays no claim to the origination of any of the subject matter of this book nor to having invented any of the movements…