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Subject: A friendly Hi!from the first Thorium Energy Alliance Conference
Hello Charles!
I would like to send you greetings from the Thorium Energy Alliance Conference. Beginnings only come once and this is the only very first Thorium Energy Alliance Conference. You were missed by those attending. We are sorry that health considerations kept you from attending.
John Kutsch, who largely organized the event, assured me that the vast majority of the sessions would be available over the Internet in days. While the attendance is small I think you would be pleased at the strength of the list of those who made the trip and gathered for the event.
I would just like to thank you for all of the inspired and informative blogging that you have done for the cause of energy and specifically for LFTRs.
Best wishes!
-Bob Steinhaus
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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