Bulk Email program for Mac

I am looking for a program similar to 'sendblaster' for Mac OS X. Any recommendations or reviews. Thanks,
Daryl

Thanks Joe.  How did you aquire Outlook for Mac? 
Have you searched for a way to sync the Outlook address book with Mac's?  I also wonder if it will sync with iCal.

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