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More Classical Chinese Medicine courses in Portland, an update and a question

27 September 2009 Blogging

Hello my patient readers,
I have a few items of interest for you today.
1. I am working hard on several things for the blog. My work has been stymied somewhat by the new course I’m teaching at NCNM (have to get my teaching legs under me) and the intense amount of activity going on at Watershed [...]

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Wikipedia page about Classical Chinese Medicine : calling all scholars!

21 August 2009 CM News

Interestingly, I believe that I was the first person to create a Wikipedia page about Classical Chinese Medicine. Since then, it has been rewritten, co-opted and sometimes even just erased! Currently, the Wikipedia community is discussing what to do with the article (which now contains almost nothing of my original write-up) and it would be [...]

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How can you make income online as a natural health practitioner with integrity?

19 August 2009 Blogging

I have been working hard lately to find ways to make Deepest Health a significant income producer for my family. I love blogging, and I’ll never stop – because the intangible benefits are so awesome. However, making income using this blog has always been a keen desire of mine. I should note that DH pays [...]

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Acupuncture and Chinese medicine board exam preparation : the bad, the worse, and the ugly

21 July 2009 Book Reviews

I recently took and passed three NCCAOM board exams. I think I may have lost months and years of my life’s energy in doing so. It was one of the more annoying testing experiences of my life. This was the case due to a number of factors, and none of them have to do with [...]

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AAAOM student organization scholarship and reminder of forum discussion opportunity

28 December 2008 Blogging

Hey everyone,
Just two quick items of interest:
1.  The AAAOM student organization has just announced a Chinese medicine scholarship opportunity.  It appears that this scholarship is intending not just to help some lucky students, but also to continue to cultivate a culture of scholarship.  They say,
“A designated exhibition area at the 2009 AAAOM Conference Student Caucus [...]

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