Jaime Browning's Blog (graduated September 2009)

Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween,

from my little pumpkin!

Update on Great Seminar Savings!

The next Upper Cervical Health Centers of America seminar just got even better!! As a student, if you sign-up for the 2009 Upper Cervical Evolution by November 1st (and save $50!), you can attend the next UCHC seminar for FREE!

Time: November 7, 2008 at 9am to November 8, 2008 at 5pm
Location: Charlotte Hilton Executive Park
Event Description:
Please join us on Friday, November 7th & Saturday, November 8th, 2008 for an Upper Cervical Practice Building Seminar.

Details to come shortly!

To register for any of the seminars, please call 704-588-5560. There is no charge to UCHC clients or student members. Marketing seminars are open to all and registration fees are as follows: $149.00 for doctors. $49.00 for students.

A Sentimental Moment

So, today we suffered another frustrating loss at Clemson. I can't say this season has been fun to watch. Today's game brought all kinds of emotions: excitement for a new start, hope for a positive future, a fresh perspective, and a renewing of spirits. But alas, the day fell short of expectations.

I'm not gonna dwell on this 3-4 season. It is what it is, and I can do nothing to change it. But I can speak about the emotion I felt today at the game. Minutes before the game began, Clemson ran a video montage of coaches and players touching "the rock" before the game. Of course, one of the people shown was former head coach, Tommy Bowden. I can't help but say it brought a tear to my eye. 10 years we have seen this man lead our program. And for most of that time, he's done a stellar job. Yea, we didn't win an ACC championship and averaged 70% seasons. But this man did great things for Clemson's program.

I am in total agreement about the change of coaching staff. It was time. Actually, I'd like to see more of a clean slate than what we have currently. It was time for a change; it's just sad it came mid-season. On to my point: I will stand and say this: Tommy Bowden was a good man, and I have the upmost respect for him. It's not everyday you can disagree with someone's decisions (coaching-wise) and still think highly of him. But this man, I can. And the sentiment appears to be held by others as well. Whether you liked him or not, Tommy was a good man. I think this can be seen purely in the tears of James Davis, as he spoke of what Tommy Bowden meant to him, even using statements such as "father figure".

Then you have players of less character, such as QB Cullen Harper and his father with their cutting comments towards Bowden's removal. Right now Clemson's team is hurting, and pride and egos need to be pushed aside. The last thing a leader of a team needs to do is add more negativity to the plate they have already been served. Grow-up Harper, be a man, and stop pouting when things don't go your way. If you are to be a member of a team, you need to show camaraderie and togetherness consistently, not just when it benefits you.

Lastly, I leave you with a (verging on the edge of cheesy) video montage to Tommy Bowden. Again, it saddens me to see him go. And this video shows the emotions he poured into this program, and the players who loved him. Tommy, yes, you will be missed!

Evolution Reminder!!!

Upper Cervical Evolution 2009
The Process Of Advancement
April 16-18, Las Vegas
Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa & Casino

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With great anticipation, the third annual Upper Cervical Evolution is just around the corner and Upper Cervical Health Centers cordially inviting you to experience this historic event. As with previous Evolutions, the focus will be Upper Cervical Unity. The weekend will feature 18 guest speakers all of whom are leaders within the Upper Cervical Community, a Student SPIZ Night and a few surprises.
CE credits will also be available on the main stage.

Register NOW and save $50.00 off the registration fee.
After November 1st, the Student fee will increase to $195.00
and the Doctor fee will increase to $395.00.

Upper Cervical Health Centers will also provide
Free Student Rooms for the first 100 students to register!
Four students per room. UCHC will group individuals based on school
and the rooms will be available for three nights.

Last year’s event in Nashville brought together over 235 doctors and students to pay tribute to the founder of Upper Cervical Chiropractic, Dr. B.J. Palmer. They are looking to double attendance this year!

Visit www.uppercervicalevolution.com for more information about guest speakers and agenda. You can also register, reserve rooms, purchase sponsorships, exhibit booths, program print ads, and event t-shirts. You won’t want to miss this event so register today!