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Sponsors.Pdf Customer Name OSP0001 ABB Automation Inc. OSP0002 ABT Associates Inc. OSP0003 Acromed Corporation OSP0004 ADRC Technologies Inc. OSP0005 Aerogen Inc. OSP0006 Aeropharm Inc. OSP0007 Air Products Inc. OSP0008 Algaeventure Systems OSP0009 AmTrust Bank OSP0010 Analex Corporation OSP0011 Applied Pavement Technology Inc. OSP0012 Arcus Technology OSP0013 Babcock & Wilcox OSP0014 Booz Allen Hamilton OSP0015 BP America OSP0016 Bramhall Engineering & Surveying Co Inc. OSP0017 Caddscan Engineering OSP0018 CalAsia Pharmaceuticals OSP0019 Cedar Fair LLP OSP0020 Centerior Energy OSP0021 Central Parc LLC OSP0022 Cleveland Advanced Manufacturing Program OSP0023 Cleveland BioLabs Inc. OSP0024 Cleveland Medical Devices Inc. OSP0025 Constella Group OSP0026 Controlsoft Inc. OSP0027 Crain's Cleveland Business OSP0028 Creative Department LLC OSP0029 Curragh Chemistries Inc. OSP0030 Cytodyne Technologies OSP0031 DataQ Instruments Inc. OSP0032 Deformation Control Technology Inc. OSP0033 Deloitte Consulting OSP0034 Dominion East Ohio Gas OSP0035 Donald McTigue Esq Attorney-at-Law OSP0036 Dr. Mitchell Wax OSP0037 Dr. Sarah Staneff OSP0038 Dr. Theodore Castele OSP0039 Evergreen Cooperatives of Cleveland Ohio OSP0040 Federal Mogul Corporation OSP0041 Ferro Corporation OSP0042 Flow Parametrics LLC OSP0043 Ford Motor Company OSP0044 Forest City Enterprises OSP0045 Gebauer Company OSP0046 Gemstar Group OSP0047 General Electric OSP0048 General Electric Consumer&Industrial OSP0049 General Electric Lighting OSP0050 General Motors Corporation OSP0051 General Motors North American Operations OSP0052 General Motors-CWR Division OSP0053 Group Services Inc. OSP0054 Hemisphere Corporation OSP0055 Hydraulic Press Brick Company OSP0056 ICF Incorporated OSP0057 Industrial Advisors Bureau Inc. OSP0058 Industry Week Magazine OSP0059 Innovative Developments OSP0060 I-Open Ventures LLC OSP0061 JEK Analytics OSP0062 Jones Day Reavis and Pogue OSP0063 JumpStart Inc OSP0064 Keip Government Solutions Consulting OSP0065 Keithley Instruments Inc. OSP0066 KEMA Inc. OSP0067 Key Corporation OSP0068 Kinetico Inc. OSP0069 Kirby Company OSP0070 KPMG Peat Marwick OSP0071 Laguardia Reynolds and Mazur Inc. OSP0072 Limited Inc. OSP0073 Lincoln Electric OSP0074 Medrad Inc. OSP0075 MelamedRiley Advertising OSP0076 Merchandising Mart Properties Inc. OSP0077 Mid-America Consulting OSP0078 Middough Associates Inc. OSP0079 Montgomery Watson Harza OSP0080 Motorola Inc. OSP0081 Nine Sigma OSP0082 NorTech OSP0083 Ohio Alternative Power LLC OSP0084 Ohio Bell OSP0086 Orbital Research Inc OSP0087 Oviation Polymers Inc OSP0088 Packard Electric OSP0089 Parker Hannifin Corporation OSP0090 Parkwood Corporation OSP0091 Pfizer OSP0092 Phillips Electric OSP0093 PhotoVolt Inc. OSP0094 Picker International OSP0095 PolyOne OSP0096 PPG Industries Inc. OSP0097 Preformed Line Products OSP0098 Procter & Gamble OSP0099 ProQuest Business Solutions Inc. OSP0100 Ralph Tyler Companies OSP0101 Richard L. Bowen + Associates OSP0102 Rockwell Automation OSP0103 Rolls-Royce Fuel Cells Systems OSP0104 SAP America Inc. OSP0105 Schiff Law Office LLC OSP0106 Science Application International Corp OSP0107 SerolaBio Inc OSP0108 Siemens Medical Solutions USA OSP0109 Smart Data Inc. OSP0110 Squire Sanders and Dempsey OSP0111 Steris Corp OSP0112 Suncoast Community Capital Corporation OSP0113 Sunpower Inc. OSP0114 Sunstream Scientific OSP0115 Superior Smulders Chain Block Company I OSP0116 Superlative Group Inc OSP0117 Telatemp Corporation OSP0118 Sherwin Williams Co - Chemical Coati OSP0119 TRIAD Research Group OSP0120 UES Inc OSP0121 Weston Hurd LLP OSP0122 William Silverman and Company OSP0123 Williams International OSP0124 Ziska Architects & Associates OSP0125 1525 Foundation OSP0126 A Cultural Exchange OSP0127 Aaron Copland Fund for Music OSP0129 ABC Inc Foundation OSP0130 Abington Foundation OSP0131 Academy of Human Resource Development Fo OSP0132 Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Science OSP0133 Aetna Foundation OSP0134 AIDS Funding Collaborative OSP0135 AirCast Foundation OSP0136 Akron Community Foundation OSP0137 Albert and Audrey Ratner Foundation OSP0138 ALCOA Foundation OSP0139 Alcoholic Beverage Medical Research Fdn OSP0140 Althans Foundation OSP0141 America Speaks OSP0142 American Assoc for Advancemnt of Science OSP0143 American Association of Clinical Chemist OSP0144 American Association of Spinal Cord Inju OSP0145 American Bar Foundation OSP0146 American Cancer Society OSP0147 American Chemical Society OSP0149 American College Health Foundation OSP0150 American Diabetes Association OSP0151 American Health Assistance Foundation OSP0152 American Heart Association OSP0156 American Honda Foundation OSP0157 American Legacy Foundation OSP0158 American Nurses Foundation OSP0159 American Occupational Therapy Associatio OSP0160 American Psychological Association OSP0161 American Red Cross OSP0162 American Sickle Cell Anemia Association OSP0163 American Small Business International Tr OSP0164 American Society for Mass Spectrometry OSP0165 American Society for Nondestructive Test OSP0166 American Society of Civil Engineers OSP0167 American Society of Gas Engineers OSP0168 American Society of Heating Refrigerati OSP0169 American Society of Mechanical Engineers OSP0170 American Sociological Association OSP0171 American Speech-Language-Hearing Associa OSP0172 American Statistical Association OSP0173 American Tinnitus Association OSP0174 American Water Works Association Researc OSP0175 American-Scandinavian Foundation OSP0176 Ameritech OSP0177 Amoco Foundation Inc. OSP0178 Amphion Foundation OSP0179 Andrews Foundation OSP0180 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Ar OSP0181 Area Partnership for Economic Expansion OSP0182 Armenian General Benevolent Union OSP0183 Arts Midwest OSP0184 Asia Society OSP0185 Aspen Institute OSP0186 Association for Gerentology in Higher Ed OSP0187 Association for the Study and Developmen OSP0188 Association of Schools of Allied Health OSP0189 AT&T OSP0191 Autism Speaks OSP0192 Bascom Little Fund OSP0193 Bayer Foundation OSP0194 Bayer Institute for Health Care Communic OSP0195 Bellaire Puritas Development Corporation OSP0196 Benjamin Rose Institute OSP0197 Benjamin S. Gerson Family Foundation OSP0198 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation OSP0199 Billie Howland Steffee Family Fund OSP0200 Bingham Foundation William OSP0201 Bluecoats Inc. OSP0202 Borden Foundation Inc. OSP0203 Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland OSP0204 Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation OSP0205 Brookings Institute OSP0206 Eva and Joseph Bruening Foundation OSP0207 Build Up Greater Cleveland OSP0208 Burroughs Wellcome Fund OSP0209 Carnegie Foundation OSP0211 Catholic Diocese of Cleveland OSP0212 Center for Community Solutions OSP0213 Charlotte Geyer Foundation OSP0214 Chilcote Foundation OSP0215 Christensen Fund OSP0216 Citizen Committee for Government Reform OSP0217 Citizens' Academy OSP0218 Citizens League Research Institute Cleve OSP0219 Civil Liberties Public Education Fund OSP0220 Cleveland Botanical Garden OSP0221 Cleveland Browns Foundation OSP0222 Cleveland Clinic Foundation OSP0223 Cleveland Cultural Coalition OSP0224 Cleveland Eastside Ecumenical Consortium OSP0225 Cleveland Foundation OSP0226 Cleveland Jewish Community Federation OSP0227 Cleveland Real Estate Partners OSP0228 Cleveland Restoration Society OSP0229 Cleveland Scholarship Programs Inc OSP0230 Cleveland State University Foundation OSP0231 Cleveland Tomorrow OSP0232 Cleveland Treatment Center OSP0233 George W. Codrington Foundation OSP0234 Commission on Catholic Community Action OSP0235 Commission on County Government Reform OSP0236 Community Care Network OSP0237 Community Partnership for Arts and Cultu OSP0238 Community Research Partners OSP0239 Compete Columbus OSP0240 Conservation Food & Health Foundation OSP0241 Cooperative Education and Internship Ass OSP0242 Council of Graduate Schools OSP0243 Council of Writing Program Administrator OSP0244 Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America OSP0245 Cure Autism Now Foundation OSP0246 Cuyahoga Plan of Ohio Inc. OSP0247 Cuyahoga River Remedial Action Plan OSP0248 Cuyahoga Valley National Park Associatio OSP0249 Cyril O. 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