I developed it. I called it our consultants group, and I used it as part of our residency program because, we probably had 40 to 50 consultants in that group. And one of the things that I required the residents to do was to make regular presentations to this group. And this group was made up of physicians, dentists, zoologists, veterinarians, people from the university, people from the either Washington University, Purina, there were nutritionists on it. And they would come and the resident would have to present two or three cases, you know, at it. And it was always interesting, because these were people who had their own skills and backgrounds, and they were willing to help us. I mean you know, when we had a, you know an animal that needed some dentistry work, I mean, the dentists loved to come in and take impressions, you know, to make a crown for a mountain lion or something like that. When we had a cheetah that had cataracts, we had three different ophthalmologists who were there.
