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"Thank you Stacy. You may post links to any of my articles any time....anyplace. Th..."John A. Van Doren replied Mar. 14, 2008 to RESPONSE SAFETY |
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"Search Fire Engineering Magazine under John A. Van Doren and you will find an exce..."John A. Van Doren replied Mar. 8, 2008 to RESPONSE SAFETY |
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Mar. 25, 2008 Reply by Todd McKee |
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