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Hello!

Welcome to my page of Respiratory Care links. I am a Registered Respiratory Therapist, and an instructor at the Kansas City campus of Concorde Career College. I also work PRN (quite regularly) at an area Kansas City hospital.

Below you will find a plethora of links related to the field of Respiratory Care. I am placing these here not only for the benefit of my students, but all RTs, both in the Kansas City area and worldwide.

Enjoy them, and please feel free to let me know if you find any links that are no longer working. I will do my best to try and keep the list up-to-date and current.

Also, if you have a link (or links) you'd like to contribute, please send me an email. I will look them over and add them if they are relevant and active.

Paul Arnote, RRT

Professional Organizations

Government Sponsored Sites

Publications

CEUs

  • Free CEUs Online from Nellcor - there are some free CEUs online, provided by Nellcor. Just follow the links, register, and complete the program. Just be sure to print out the certificate when you are finished!
  • Free CEUs from Puritan Bennett - here are some free CEUs online from Puritan Bennett. In particular, if you have the PB840 training CD, this is where you will need to go to take the post test. Be sure to print out your post-test completion certificate when you are finished!
  • Free CEUs from Respironics - here are some free CEUs online, provided by Respironics. Here you will find 4 different CEU courses online (currently), covering capnography, ventilator waveforms, non-invasive ventilation, and respiratory monitoring. Registration is free, and so are the CEUs! Just be sure to print out the certificate when you are finished!!
  • Dale Medical Products - Dale Medical, the manufacturer of popular artificial airway securing devices, offers two free CEUs for RT's. When you get to the site, click on the "Perspectives" link, then "Respiratory Therapists." You will be directed to an edition of Perspectives magazine, where you can download the PDF file containing the magazine contents. Follow the directions for applying for your CEUs. These CEUs expire December, 2007.
  • Attention AARC members! You can earn free CEUs (usually around 14 a year) by signing up for and watching the LIVE webcasts! If you watch them live, you earn ONE free CEU. If you watch them after they are archived, you have to pay. Plus, for Missouri licensure, watching the LIVE webcasts counts as a live contact, Category I CEU. Watching them after they are archived counts only as an online, Category II CEU. Go to the AARC Website and click on the link for webcasts.
  • Medical Education Systems - online CEUs!
  • Free CEUs from Passy-Muir - there are 5 free CEUs online from Passy-Muir, the makers of the versatile trach and ventilator speaking valve. Just click on "Education," then on "Continuing Education."
     
  • PLEASE ... be aware of the differences in the acceptance of CEUs between the states of Kansas and Missouri. If you reside in a different state, please check with your individual respiratory licensing body/agency/board for specific details.

    In Kansas, your license must be renewed annually and you must have completed 12 CEUs. They may be from any approved source (all online, all live contact, or a mixture of the two). AARC approved CEUs are always accepted.

    In Missouri, your license must be renewed every two years, and you must have completed 24 CEUs. Only 12 of those 24 CEUs may be from approved sources that do not have "live contact" ... that is, CEUs you get online by reading the material and taking the post test (for example). At least 12 of the 24 CEUs must be what is called "live contact" ... that is, CEUs from an approved seminar, or from the AARC webcasts (above). Of course, all 24 CEUs for your Missouri license renewal may be from "live contact" sources.

Respiratory Education

  • Concorde Career College Homepage - homepage for Concorde Career College, with access to all campuses nationwide.
  • University of Kansas Respiratory Care Page - links to the KU Med RT School, plus links to online CEUs.
  • The Harvey Project - an open source of information via the web with information on anything to do with human physiology. The information is provided free of charge and is accurately served up. Quite a bit of information on respiratory matters, as well as the renal system, the cardiovascular system, etc. Just click on the Web Sites link and select your area of interest.
  • CRT Examination Review - a fee-based online review for the entry level CRT exam.
  • Kettering Review Seminars - information on the Kettering Review Seminars, available for RRT, CRT, CPFT, RPFT, and NPS. Specialized review modules are also available, for a fee.
  • Ventilator Review - a review of major mechanical ventilators, from the University of Kansas Medical Center.
  • University Of Missouri - information on getting your Bachelor of Health Sciences in Respiratory Therapy, through the University of Missouri. Concorde students: all of your credits and courses DO transfer in, I'm told.
  • How Do Your Lungs Work? - aimed at 5th grade students, this site spells out a simple experiment you can do on a dreary rainy or snowy day that will illustrate how your lungs work.
  • Images from a Bronchoscope - some students never really get to see, first hand, the actual anatomy of the interior of the airways. This picture might help. This picture is from another Concorde student, willing to share with everyone else!
  • The ResearchChannel.org - although not for CEUs (that I know of), there are plenty of offerings here for inquisitive minds ... in a very wide range of topics. Of particular interest will be the health and medical videos in the library. (Note: best viewed on a computer with a broadband connection).
  • Anaesthesia UK: Respiratory Articles - a British Anesthesia site, there are plenty of respiratory related articles that may be of interest to students and therapists. Be sure to browse and dig through this site ... you are bound to find other gems!
  • Martindale's Virtual Medical Center - an online resource for all sorts of medical information from virtually any area of medical specialty. You could spend hours ... or maybe days ... exploring everything this site has to offer.
  • Virtual Naval Hospital - a digital library of professional and expert medical information, geared for providers and patients alike, designed to assist providers in taking better care of their patients, and for patients to lead healthier lives.
  • Trauma.org - this site is a repository for everything related to trauma and trauma centers. Included here is an image bank (not for those with a weak stomach), trauma scenarios to work through (the "Moulage" area), and suggested treatment regimens for specific traumas.
  • MD Junction - MD Junction is a website that offers healthcare discussion forums and support groups for a variety of healthcare related topics.
  • Concorde 7/06 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures from the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 7/06 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College campus on February 14, 2007. Special thanks to Tim Platt, of Respironics, for his patience and graciousness ... and for making time in his busy schedule! And thanks to Concorde instructor, Brandy Schrag, RRT, for making all the arrangements.
  • Concorde 10/06 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures from the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 10/06 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College Campus. Again, special thanks to Tim Platt, of Respironics for making time in his very busy schedule.
  • Concorde 01/07 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures form the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 01/07 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College Campus. Once again, Tim Platt, of Respironics, came through and made time to educate our students on the proper use of the Respironics BiPAP Vision.
  • Advanced Biology Lecture Notes - here are some lecture notes from an advanced biology class over topics like Acid-Base Balance, Fluids & Electrolyes, blood composition, and many other topics. Some may find these helpful in providing a greater understanding of topics that can be somewhat difficult to grasp, or as a resource for reviewing and refreshing information which may have been forgotten, but previously learned.
  • High Altitude Medicine - this site is very interesting, as it discusses at length the physiological effects of high altitudes on the human body ... a great many of them directly related to the work we perform as respiratory therapists. Among the topics are the effects of high altitudes on hypoxia and oxygen consumption and the effects of the lower atmospheric pressure (and the resultant hypoxemia) on the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve.

Breath Sounds

Internet Chat Boards/Mailing Lists

  • Respiratory Talk Internet Chat Board - an internet chat board specifically for RTs.
  • RC World - take a look at the archives of the RC_WORLD internet mailing list, especially for RTs. Or even better yet, why not Join the RC_WORLD mailing list and have the postings automatically delivered to your email inbox? My suggestion is to set your preference to Digest mode, HTML format (digest groups the mailings together in batch deliveries, rather than delivering each message individually; HTML format is easily displayed by most email clients).

Arterial Blood Gases

  • Interactive Oxyhemoglobin Disassociation Curve - an interactive JAVA program graphically showing the intertwined relationship of temperature, pH, PaCO2, PaO2, and SaO2 on the oxyhemoglobin disassociation curve.
  • The ABG Site - a site, aimed at allied health care professionals, to assist with the understanding of ABGs.
  • ABG Analyzer - an online, Java-based application to assist you with proper ABG interpretation.
  • KU Nursing ABG Lecture Notes - lecture notes from a nursing class at the University of Kansas on ABGs.
  • Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation - a methodical method of interpreting arterial blood gases from the web site for Kingwood College's respiratory therapy program in Houston, TX.
  • Oximeter.org - a site dedicated to all things dealing with Pulse Oximetry.
  • Anaesthesia UK: Hemodynamics & Oxygenation - this is a British site that details the normal values for various hemodynamic and oxygenation measurements ... complete with the formulas used to calculate the value. Excellent site for a quick review or for those just trying to learn. There is also a page on Pulmonary Artery Catheters that many therapists and students may find of value.

Mechanical Ventilation

Disease

Chest X-Rays

  • 14 Chest X-Rays - review 14 chest x-rays and scenarios ... can you determine the problem?
  • Chest X-Ray Atlas - an impressive and expansive collection of chest x-rays from A.J. Chandrasekhar, M.D., at Loyola University in Chicago. Also check out an equally impressive educational tool on chest x-rays from the same physician by clicking here and following the links on that page.
  • Introduction To Chest X-Rays - unfamiliar with chest x-rays? Take a look at this introduction, from Creighton University.
  • Thoracic Imaging - a wide variety of information regarding chest x-rays. (Hint: look under the Education section).
  • USUHS Radiology Chest X-Ray Review - from The Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
    The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences at Bethesda, MD, learn a systematic way to read and interpret chest x-rays.

EKG’s/PFT's

  • Cardiovascular Physiology Concepts - put together by Dr. Richard E. Klabunde, this site is part of the Harvey Project (see link description above) and covers aspects of ... you guessed it ... cardiovascular physiology!
  • ECG Library - a presentation of realistic EKG tracings for your learning pleasure, complete with explanations.
  • A Primary Care Approach To The ECG - presented by University of Wisconsin Medical School Primary Care Clerkship, this EKG course will arm you with a solid knowledge base for working with EKGs. If you want to try your hand at interpreting the EKGs without any prompting or guidance, try taking a look at just the images stored in this site's image library.
  • Alan E. Lindsay ECG Learning Center In Cyberspace - Frank G. Yanowitz, MD, Professor of Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine, has authored this learning aid for EKG's.
  • PFT Overview - this website gives a good basic overview of PFTs and how to interpret them.
  • Virtual Hospital: Interpretation of Pulmonary Function Tests - from the Virtual Hospital, this offers an excellent explanation of pulmonary function results and how to apply them.
  • Merck Manual: PFTs - the entire chapter (Section 6, Chapter 64) of the Merck Manual, detailing pulmonary function testing.
  • Pulmonary Function Testing: Basics of Physiology and Interpretation - written by Thomas R. Gildea, MD, this article from the Cleveland Clinic provides a thorough explanation of pulmonary function testing, the physiology involved, and rules for interpreting the results.
  • Hyper Heart - this site graphically represents the beating of the human heart, with full-motion graphics. Included is a tutorial that explains all the nuances of each phase of a heart beat and the EKG rhythm each represents. Requires Macromedia Shockwave Player.

Medical Humor

  • Albuterol: Not Just for Bronchospasm Anymore - a reprint of an article that appeared a few years back in Respiratory Advance. Any therapist will enjoy and relate to the article's content!
  • RT Lyrics - some enterprising therapists (Dave Howard and Gregg Wray from Midland, MI) got together and came up with new lyrics to popular and classic songs ... and the lyrics are a hoot! Of course, the lyrics have to do with a WIDE assortment of topics associated with respiratory care. Be sure to check out their Christmas song collection! They even have a CD of some of the songs that you can purchase. But even if you decide to not purchase their CD, you can "sing along" online, as most of the pages displaying the lyrics have music playing in the background. So turn up your speakers and rock the house!
  • Medical Humor Page - a collection of medical jokes, snigglets, and funny stories.
  • All In Jest - Nursing and Medical Humor - another collection of medical jokes and funnies.
  • Medical Humor on LaughWeb - yet another collection of medical jokes and humor.
  • Doctors, Physicians, Medical Jokes, Humor on: The Nursefriendly - and another collection of medical ha-ha's, from Nursefriendly.com.
  • Funny Emergency Room Stories - just as the title says, here is a collection of funny ER stories.
  • ER Stories - more funny stories from the ER.

Pharmacology

Medical Equipment Manufacturers & Distributors

  • DHD Healthcare - Catalog - Product Videos - visit this site to view product videos online about the DHD Coach2, EzPAP, TheraPEP, and the other respiratory products offered by DHD Healthcare. A high speed internet connection is STRONGLY RECOMMEND ... the video files are in excess of 2.5 MB in size.
  • MAQUET Critical Care - the place to go for information on Servo ventilators ... from the Servo 900 to the new Servo-i.
  • Puritan Bennett - Product Information - get information on Puritan Bennett's line of ventilators, from the PB7200 to the new PB840.
  • Sechrist Industries Products and Services Page - information on the product offerings by Sechrist Industries ... from their infant ventilators to their HBO equipment.
  • Tri-anim.com (Tri-anim's e-commerce site) - one of the premiere equipment distributors out there, you can get product fact sheets from a wide assortment of medical device manufacturers here. Just click on the Product Catalog link at the top of the screen.
  • VIASYS Healthcare - obtain information on the ViaSys AVEA ventilators, Bird Ventilators, Bear Ventilators, and the Sensormedics 3100 series HFO Vents.
  • Draeger: Critical Care - get all kinds of information and training aids dealing with the Draeger line of mechanical ventilators.
  • Medicator Aerosol Maximizer - information in the Medicator Aerosol Maximizer High-Efficiency Aerosol Drug Delivery System.
  • Fisher & Paykel - view the offerings from Fisher & Paykel, a manufacturer of ventilator humidification systems ... and several other types of medical equipment. Particularly, check out the Neonatal section, where you can view an animated user manual for the NeoPuff Neonatal Resuscitator. Go under product literature ... it's in the list. The animated user manual requires that you have MacroMedia Flash Player installed.
  • Respironics - view all the information about Respironics and all their products at their corporate web site.

Just Plain Interesting Links

  • How Things Work - ever wondered how things work or why they happen a certain way. You might just find your answer here!

NEW ... Just the New Stuff!

In this new section ... that's exactly what you'll find ... only the NEW stuff that has just recently been added to the site. Of course, the new stuff also appears in it's normal category, but lumping them all here for frequent visitors helps to find them easier.

  • Funny Emergency Room Stories - just as the title says, here is a collection of funny ER stories.
  • ER Stories - more funny stories from the ER.
  • Advair - information on the long acting beta-adrenergic/corticosteroid combination, dry powder inhaler.
  • Brovana - information on one of the newest long acting beta-adrenergic bronchodilator, from Sepracor, the makers of Xopenex.
  • Symbicort - information on one of the newest long acting beta-adrenergic/corticosteroid combination inhalers, comprised of Foradil and Pulmicort, to compete with Advair.
  • Asmanex - information on one of the newest long acting corticosteroid inhalers.
  • High Altitude Medicine - this site is very interesting, as it discusses at length the physiological effects of high altitudes on the human body ... a great many of them directly related to the work we perform as respiratory therapists. Among the topics are the effects of high altitudes on hypoxia and oxygen consumption and the effects of the lower atmospheric pressure (and the resultant hypoxemia) on the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve.
  • Advanced Biology Lecture Notes - here are some lecture notes from an advanced biology class over topics like Acid-Base Balance, Fluids & Electrolyes, blood composition, and many other topics. Some may find these helpful in providing a greater understanding of topics that can be somewhat difficult to grasp, or as a resource for reviewing and refreshing information which may have been forgotten, but previously learned.
  • Concorde 01/07 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures form the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 01/07 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College Campus. Once again, Tim Platt, of Respironics, came through and made time to educate our students on the proper use of the Respironics BiPAP Vision.
  • Concorde 10/06 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures from the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 10/06 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College Campus. Again, special thanks to Tim Platt, of Respironics for making time in his very busy schedule.
  • Dale Medical Products - Dale Medical, the manufacturer of popular artificial airway securing devices, offers two free CEUs for RT's. When you get to the site, click on the "Perspectives" link, then "Respiratory Therapists." You will be directed to an edition of Perspectives magazine, where you can download the PDF file containing the magazine contents. Follow the directions for applying for your CEUs. These CEUs expire December, 2007.
  • Respironics - view all the information about Respironics and all their products at their corporate web site.
  • Free CEUs from Respironics - here are some free CEUs online, provided by Respironics. Here you will find 4 different CEU courses online (currently), covering capnography, ventilator waveforms, non-invasive ventilation, and respiratory monitoring. Registration is free, and so are the CEUs! Just be sure to print out the certificate when you are finished!!
  • MD Junction - MD Junction is a website that offers healthcare discussion forums and support groups for a variety of healthcare related topics.
  • Concorde 7/06 301 Class BiPAP Inservice Pictures - here are the pictures from the Respironics BiPAP inservice for the 7/06 301 RT Class at the Kansas City Concorde Career College campus on February 14, 2007. Special thanks to Tim Platt, of Respironics, for his patience and graciousness ... and for making time in his busy schedule! And thanks to Concorde instructor, Brandy Schrag, RRT, for making all the arrangements.
  • Martindale's Virtual Medical Center - an online resource for all sorts of medical information from virtually any area of medical specialty. You could spend hours ... or maybe days ... exploring everything this site has to offer.
  • Virtual Naval Hospital - a digital library of professional and expert medical information, geared for providers and patients alike, designed to assist providers in taking better care of their patients, and for patients to lead healthier lives.
  • Trauma.org - this site is a repository for everything related to trauma and trauma centers. Included here is an image bank (not for those with a weak stomach), trauma scenarios to work through (the "Moulage" area), and suggested treatment regimens for specific traumas.
  • Hyper Heart - this site graphically represents the beating of the human heart, with full-motion graphics. Included is a tutorial that explains all the nuances of each phase of a heart beat and the EKG rhythm each represents. Requires Macromedia Shockwave Player.
  • News-Line - another FREE publication! Just click on the medical discipline you want. Subscription information is also available, or you can read it online.
     

JOBS

Seek out employment opportunities in Kansas City and the surrounding areas. Currently, select hospitals from Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska are listed. Know of a potential employer who isn't listed here? Then let me know!

  • Cass Medical Center - located in Harrisonville, Missouri, this hospital caters to the healthcare needs of the residents of Cass County, Missouri, located just minutes south of Kansas City. At 35 beds, it offers a very wide variety of services, including Pulmonary Rehab and a rather active and progressive ER. The department director is Melissa Jennings.
     
  • Protouch Staffing - a staffing agency, they assist with filling positions in IL, CA, KS, MI, NV, NH, OH, OR, PA, & WY.
     
  • Colorado Plains Medical Center - a small, 50 bed community based hospital in Fort Morgan, Colorado that offers a lot of potential for RTs, including Pulmonary Rehab and Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing. They are located less than an hour from major Colorado cities and are within two hours of the Rocky Mountains. They are currently offering a $2500 sign-on bonus, and the CEO of the hospital is very supportive of RTs. You can also call Teresa Martens, at 970-542-3385 to set up an interview.
     
  • Cameron Regional Medical Center - a 70 bed facility located less than an hour north of Kansas City, they offer progressive and quality care. Among the range of services offered include sleep studies and an advanced-care nursery. The department director is Angela McCarthy.
     
  • HCA Midwest Hospitals - “one-stop” visit to find available job openings at any of the 13 hospitals in Kansas and Missouri that are in the Midwest Division of HCA. These include: Independence Regional Health Center, The Medical Center of Independence, Overland Park Regional Medical Center, Research Medical Center, Baptist-Lutheran Medical Center, Research-Belton Medical Center, Allen County (KS) Hospital, Lafayette Regional Health Center, Lee’s Summit Hospital, and Menorah Medical Center.
     
  • BJC HealthCare - another “one-stop” visit to find available job openings at any of the BJC Health Care hospitals. BJC is a well known, quality healthcare provider in the St. Louis, MO area and in western Illinois. Some of the hospitals they operate include: Barnes-Jewish, Christian Hospital, Missouri Baptist Medical Center, and Boone Hospital Center in Columbia, MO.
     
  • BryanLGH Medical Center - one of Nebraska’s premiere hospitals, BryanLGH Medical Center serves the Lincoln, NE area with cutting-edge healthcare and state of the art facilities.
     
  • Truman Medical Centers - find a job at the home of Kansas City’s busiest ER (Hospital Hill campus), or provide service to the residents of the eastern part of the metropolitan area (Lakewood campus).
     
  • North Kansas City Hospital - a state-of-the-art and ever growing hospital serving the Kansas City area situated “North of the River,” this 351-bed facility, NKC Hospital is also home to one of the busiest ER's in the Kansas City area. Ranked by the Kansas City Business Journal as the best hospital in the area and as one of the top 50 employers in the Kansas City area.
     
  • Liberty Hospital - situated about 20 miles north of Kansas City, Liberty Hospital offers the only Level II trauma center between Kansas City and the Iowa-Missouri state line. Located at Interstate 35 and MO 33 Hwy, this 232-bed facility features a wide range of healthcare offerings.
     
  • Saint Luke's Health System - managing nine (9) hospitals in the Kansas City area, St. Luke’s features some of the most state-of-the-art healthcare services in the area, including heart transplants and a Level III Nursery. The 629 beds of it’s main facility ranks it as the largest hospital in the Kansas City area.
     
  • Heartland Health - the primary healthcare outlet for residents of extreme northwest Missouri, this St. Joseph, MO based hospital continues to grow and expand it’s services to the residents of it’s service area. The hospital has just undergone a major renovation and expansion, and offers state-of-the-art care in a facility that is as equally state-of-the-art.
     
  • Bothwell Regional Health Center - located in Sedalia, Missouri (home of the Missouri State Fair), this 180-bed hospital serves the residents in a five (5) county region of south-central Missouri.
     
  • Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics - Kansas City’s exclusive hospital for infants and pediatrics, this nationally recognized hospital features the only Level IV NICU in the KC area, administering nitric oxide therapy and ECMO. Children’s Mercy is also only one of 13 hospitals nationwide to be selected to participate in the National Institute of Health funded Pediatric Pharmacology Research Unit. Additionally, Children’s Mercy features the only research inpatient unit of it’s kind in the nation, providing special care for children participating in various research programs.
     
  • Fitzgibbon Hospital - located in Marshall, Missouri, this 60-bed facility offers healthcare services to the residents of Saline County and surrounding areas. Marshall is situated about 70 miles east of KC and about 10 miles north of Interstate 70.
     
  • Carondelet Health - Kansas City and Blue Springs, MO - operating St. Joseph's Hospital in Kansas City and St. Mary’s Hospital in Blue Springs, they have a combined total of 429 licensed beds and 432 long-term care beds. St Joseph’s serves the residents of southern Kansas City, while St. Mary’s serves the residents of extreme eastern Jackson and western Lafayette counties in Missouri.
     
  • Lawrence Memorial Hospital - providing the only hospital between KC and Topeka, and operating in the heart of “KU Jayhawk country,” Lawrence Memorial features 173 beds and a recently remodeled facility.
     
  • Providence Health - ran by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Providence Health oversees the operations of Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS, and of St. John Hospital in Leavenworth.
     
  • Wesley Medical Center - located in the heart of Wichita, KS (south-central Kansas), this facility is licensed for 760 beds and 102 bassinets. They are a full service trauma and medical facility, also featuring a NICU.
     
  • Shawnee Mission Medical Center - a 383-bed facility servicing Johnson County, Kansas, Shawnee Mission Medical Center is undergoing expansion of it’s facilities and services.
     
  • Olathe Health System, Inc. - servicing Olathe, KS and Miami County Kansas, these hospitals are rapidly growing and are located in one of the fastest growing areas of Kansas.
     

You can also search for jobs at Kansas Hospitals or Missouri Hospitals by clicking on the appropriate link. Once at the site, you may also change to any state you are interested in to find hospital web sites and check for job openings. Please be aware that some hospitals update their web-posted job openings weekly, while others do so daily. So it pays to keep checking back frequently.

 

Stay tuned! I hope to be able to keep this list active and growing. But this, I think, is a good start.

 

Last Updated: 09/13/2007

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