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 Deleon Nelson Best

 

Deleon Best is the Director of Best Acupuncture & Herb Center. 

Deleon Best – Master of Science in Oriental Medicine Nationally Certified in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine.

Born and raised in Goldsboro, North Carolina.

Deleon received his Masters Degree in Oriental Medicine from Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He Further studied at the Tong Ren Hospital and Beijing International Acupuncture Training Center in China.

Deleon opened a private practice in 2002 in Cornelius, North Carolina. Trained in all aspects of Oriental Medicine. He specializes in the Japanese style of Acupuncture. A less invasive technique, this calls for the very shallow insertion of the needles. It is used to address the full range of ailments and help balance the body.

Deleon is certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), the highest accreditation in Acupuncture and in Chinese Herbology.  He is also licensed by the North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board (NCALB).
   
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 Office Address 8213 Village Harbor Dr., Cornelius, NC  28031
 Phone 704-655-8298
 E-mail - General bestacuandherb@yahoo.com
 E-mail - Deleon Best dnbest@bestacupuncture.com
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 2008 Calendar of Events

 

EARTH DAY

Tuesday, April 22 is Earth Day!  How will you make a difference? 

Here are some local events taking place in our area.

 

Cornelius events set for Tuesday

Join the Earth Day celebration hosted by the town of Cornelius from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday on the rear lawn of Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave.  See the town's electric vehicles. Learn about recycling and trash reduction. Get information on rain barrels and alternative fuels and transportation.

The town will also have free tree seedlings in the following species: black cherry, flowering dogwoods, willow oaks.

Statesville events set for Thursday

The Evening Farmers Market, 123 N. Center St. in Statesville, will celebrate Earth Day 4-6:30 p.m. Thursday.

Learn how to compost at home, make safe cleaning products and get information about recycling from Diane Lewis, Iredell County's recycling coordinator. Vendors from the Evening Farmers Market will also give away vegetable and flower plants, grown by North Iredell High School Students, during the 2008 Earth Day/Arbor Day Celebration, 1-4 p.m. Thursday at Lakewood Park, on Lakewood Drive in Statesville.

Available at the market: in-season vegetables, greens, bedding plants, herb plants, perennials, shrubs, eggs, honey, baked goods, soaps and crafts.

Details: Carolyn Jordan at 704-873-3373 or Madge Eggena at 704-873-3361.

Earth Day

1-800-GOT-JUNK? Hosts a Free E-Waste Event

On Saturday, April 19, 2008 1-800-GOT-JUNK? invites you to get rid of electronic waste the green way. 1-800-GOT-JUNK? is committed to keeping communities clean, and hazardous junk out of our landfills. We will be out in numerous communities across North America offering free e-waste collection.* We have teamed up with various electronic waste recyclers and together will properly collect and recycle thousands of pounds of e-waste on this one day. To find out where you can come to drop off your old electronics, please take a look at our event locations listed below.

Environmental responsibility is important at 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Join us as we embark on the first ever 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Earth Day event: One Earth, One Day, Rid Your Junk the Right Way!

Why E-Waste is Harmful

Electronic equipment contains toxic materials that can pose health and environmental risks, particularly when disposed of in landfills, where toxins may leak into the soil and ground water. Only about 11 percent of electronics are recycled, according to the recent U.S. EPA estimates and 1-800-GOT-JUNK? wants to help make recycling easier. Read more about disposing electronic equipment that contains toxic materials.

Televisions contain toxic materials that come from the monitors and plastics they are made of. Read more about recycling televisions here. Read more about the environmental dangers of getting rid of TVs.

Computers are a serious solid-waste problem. Batteries and computer monitors along with circuit boards, LCD's and plastics can all be recycled. Read more about recycling computer equipment.

The amount of cell phones needing to be recycled every year is growing. Cell phone circuit boards, batteries, LCD's and plastics can all be recycled. Read more about the challenges of reuse and recycling cell phones.

Nearly 3 million tons of consumer electronic waste was generated in 2003 alone, according to the most recent U.S. EPA estimates. Read more electronic waste statistics.

Charlotte North

Location:
Batteries Plus
9934-B Rose Commons Dr.
Huntersville, NC 28078

Time:
9AM - 2PM

Phone Number:
(980) 722 - 0052

Notes:
No restrictions

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  April is for Arts & Culture in North Mecklenburg
   Through Wednesday, April 30
  Celebrate arts, science and history in North Mecklenburg! Enjoy a variety of events from the popular Family Arts Day and Loch Norman Highland    mGames to Afro-Cuban jazz music and artworks from local artists.

 
 

 

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