Cyber-home of Bill Suarez

If nothing else, I figured this was my best chance to ever be master of my own domain.

Solving the problem of unwanted software on your network. That is the driving force behind the products of Bit9, Inc. where I am now the Director of Customer Service.

With the 2003 acquisition by IBM, my position as Director of Information Technology Architecture for Rational Software in Lexington, MA had been superseded by a role on the Rational Engineering Services team. The Rational brand, as part of the SWG for IBM, continues to develop and deliver an entire suite of products that allow their customers to develop, test and deploy software applications more efficiently while delivering a higher quality product in a shorter amount of time. You can find them using the symbol IBM on NASDAQ.

Here's the latest edition to the vehicle collection. A 2002 Harley Davidson FLHTCU-I Electra Glide Ultra Classic in Pearl White. I still enjoyed my FXD but got hooked on the touring models during a trip to Austin, TX. I purchased the bike from Kelly's Harley Davidson in N. Billerica, MA. Talk with Dave Weston. I also patronize the good folks at American Motorcycle Service and Paramount Harley Davidson in Framingham, MA. Talk to Kathy or Lou in the service department.
	Well the folks at Ford Motor Company had some good deals going if you wanted to take a truck off the lot. I went back to Rodman Ford in Foxboro, MA and talked to Cliff Perkins again to see what we could work out. My 2003 only had 80,000 miles on it (the diesel was just getting broken in) but I figured this was one of those "you don't turn it down" opportunities. So thanks Cliff, I'm enjoying the new ride.
Prior to my trip to Austin, TX, I owned this 2001 Harley Davidson FXD - Dyna SuperGlide. Great cruiser and even handled my commute with ease but after riding the FLHTC in Texas I knew I wanted a full dresser. I still think the Dyna is a versatile all around bike. Easy to handle and plenty to customize/personalize as you see fit.

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