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Hi All--This is not a traditional post, but I wanted you to all to check out my new re-formulated web site at www.jacobson-solutions.com.  It was done with the outstanding help of the design team at www.davidsonbelluso.com.  I am really excited about it.  Still some work to do, but not enough to keep it from the world. 

Bob
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  1. SusanAugust 28, 2013 at 5:29 PM

    I like it!

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    Love it!!!

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