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		<title>By: Rick Colosimo</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rick Colosimo</dc:creator>
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		<description>Jen, you were very clear in your post, and I enjoy reading your blog. I&#039;m sure we&#039;ll meet sometime soon.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jen, you were very clear in your post, and I enjoy reading your blog. I&#8217;m sure we&#8217;ll meet sometime soon.</p>
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		<title>By: Jennifer Laviano</title>
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		<description>Rick,

Thanks for mentioning my post on your site; it is greatly appreciated.  I just was re-reading it to make sure that you weren&#039;t interpreting it as endorsing in any way what I agree with you is an absolute urban legend, and a harmful one at that!  

My reference to friends, family, etc. whose children I now represent was to the fact that I have known many people over the years who believed in this urban legend (among other myths surrounding special education) UNTIL they became parents of a child with a disability.  My point was perhaps in-artfully made, but I want you to be clear that in no way do I believe that &quot;extra help&quot; for non-disabled children is motivating parents into IDEA disputes...at least not the hundreds I&#039;ve met and represented!  Thanks again for reading the blog.</description>
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<p>Thanks for mentioning my post on your site; it is greatly appreciated.  I just was re-reading it to make sure that you weren&#8217;t interpreting it as endorsing in any way what I agree with you is an absolute urban legend, and a harmful one at that!  </p>
<p>My reference to friends, family, etc. whose children I now represent was to the fact that I have known many people over the years who believed in this urban legend (among other myths surrounding special education) UNTIL they became parents of a child with a disability.  My point was perhaps in-artfully made, but I want you to be clear that in no way do I believe that &#8220;extra help&#8221; for non-disabled children is motivating parents into IDEA disputes&#8230;at least not the hundreds I&#8217;ve met and represented!  Thanks again for reading the blog.</p>
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