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		Hi Friends, On Saturday, March 24, 2012 I&#39;ll be participating in the&nbsp;<a href="http://azwalk.ata.org">Arizona Walk to Silence Tinnitus,</a>&nbsp;a fundraising walk for the American Tinnitus Association (ATA). 
		 
		This is the second year of the Walk, which is a satellite event for the ATA Walk to Silence Tinnitus. This is an important way for me to help ATA try to silence tinnitus forever. You can find out more at&nbsp;<a href="http://azwalk.ata.org">azwalk.ata.org</a>. 
		 
		What is tinnitus, you ask? Great question! Tinnitus is most commonly known as &lsquo;ringing in the ears,&rsquo; but that doesn&rsquo;t do justice to the problem. You may have had this sensation, perhaps after a concert or other loud event, or maybe from loud noises at work, or even from a head or neck injury. But for millions of Americans, like [ME/MY FATHER/MY FRIEND/OTHER], tinnitus never goes away and it shatters their lives, making every day a challenge. 
		 
		One of the great things that ATA does is provide research grants to scientists working on cures for tinnitus. For that reason, I am trying to raise as much money as possible for ATA. I would like to ask you to support me in the&nbsp;<a href="http://azwalk.ata.org">Walk to Silence Tinnitus</a>. Please visit the Walk page at&nbsp;<a href="http://azwalk.ata.org">azwalk.ata.org</a>&nbsp;to make a donation to this important cause. You can join my personal team by choosing the&nbsp;<a href="http://azwalk.ata.org/registration">Start or Support a Team</a>&nbsp;option. You can find out more about my reasons for supporting ATA, and in just a few simple clicks you&rsquo;ll have helped a cause that is very important to me! 
		 
		Thanks so much for your help. To learn more about tinnitus and ATA&rsquo;s mission to cure it, you can visit their page at ATA.org. Thanks again!
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