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December 01, 2009

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Congratulations to David Cook and the Signal Mountain council on this remarkable commitment!

thank for your post , your site is wonderful.

In life, nothing is constant. Things change, it is but normal. People just have to adjust. People just have to find ways and find solutions. We just have to be positive about the issue. Thanks for this post.

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