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By Steve Spalding November 4th, 2007
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I just wanted to thank Wild Apricot for being one of our sponsors and participating in the Adviewr program. Wild Apricot is an event and data management suite.

If you are a creative, design oriented company that would like to become a sponsor for How To Split An Atom please contact me at sbspalding [at] gmail [dot] com to learn more about Adviewr. Also if you are a designer with artwork to show off, feel free to drop me a line as well.

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