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		<title>By: Bonnie</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tim,

Thank you for coming to my son&#039;s game, and for capturing the essence so beautifully. 

The team&#039;s intensity and performance, and even their joy reflects the investment of time and effort by their coaches. I am especially impressed with how well they facilitated the integration of new players this year. It took some time to make adjustments, but the team welcomed the new members enthusiastically. 

A remarkable aspect of Special Olympics events is the spirit in which the games are played . Officials do a tremendous and someitimes challenging job respecting individual players&#039; disabilities. Corporate and private donations pay for uniforms and equipment. Volunteers - many with no personal connection to the Special Olympics - provide essential services. Fans cheer for both teams. Frankly, I think Special Olympics games are as pure as basketball gets.

Thanks again for coming Tim, and for your post.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Tim,</p>
<p>Thank you for coming to my son&#8217;s game, and for capturing the essence so beautifully. </p>
<p>The team&#8217;s intensity and performance, and even their joy reflects the investment of time and effort by their coaches. I am especially impressed with how well they facilitated the integration of new players this year. It took some time to make adjustments, but the team welcomed the new members enthusiastically. </p>
<p>A remarkable aspect of Special Olympics events is the spirit in which the games are played . Officials do a tremendous and someitimes challenging job respecting individual players&#8217; disabilities. Corporate and private donations pay for uniforms and equipment. Volunteers &#8211; many with no personal connection to the Special Olympics &#8211; provide essential services. Fans cheer for both teams. Frankly, I think Special Olympics games are as pure as basketball gets.</p>
<p>Thanks again for coming Tim, and for your post.</p>
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