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Humbled, honored: Simone Manuel talks to KPRC
Sugar Land native and gold-medal swimmer Simone Manuel said she couldn't ask for a better first Olympics.
Manuel talked about her time in Rio de Janiero during an interview with KPRC on Monday morning.
Last week, Manuel became the first African-American woman to win a gold medal in an individual swimming event. She also won gold in a medley relay, silver in the 50-meter freestyle and silver in another medley relay.
"I'm so honored to represent my country at this level, and bring home gold and silver to Houston, Texas," Manuel said.
Manuel said that she is humbled by the fact that she is being called an inspiration. She's glad that she can bring awareness and diversity to the sport.
VIDEO: Watch KPRC's full interview with Simone Manuel
"I'm out there because I love it," Manuel said. "I'm glad that me going out there and having fun is inspiring others."
Manuel said that her family was with her for the eight days that she competed, but they flew home Sunday. She said their support was invaluable.
"I had a job to do, and I'm glad that it's over with, and I'll get to spend some time with my family," Manuel said.
While she misses home, Manuel said she's glad that she was able to excel at her first Olympics.
"I left with some goals that I was really trying reach, and I'm glad that I achieved them," Manuel said.
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Setting up a new help desk portal on a VM, but no systems can actually access the portal. Spiceworks can see all devices on the network and other computers can see the VM and shares on the VM. but portal just wont come through
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Nov 24, 2011 at 8:34 UTC
Do you know what port SW is listening on? Ensure that the windows firewall isn't blocking that port. If the spiceworks application (service) is running users should be able to connect to it. I have clients setup the way you mentioned and it works without issue.
Nov 24, 2011 at 8:40 UTC
how do i check the listening port for SW?
Nov 24, 2011 at 8:41 UTC
dont worry, found it
Nov 24, 2011 at 9:34 UTC
See these articles for help desk,
This one for complete help desk setup and overview,
and these are the links for firewalls.
In last, Make sure they are trying to log into the portal and not the app, the app address would be something like,
The portal address would be something like
Make sure the /portal is at the end.

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by Sue Anne Dunlevie
As a Coach, you probably have lots of competition in your space.
You see your competitors getting their blog posts featured on The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur and all the other big sites. You see their social media presence taking off and their engaged audiences growing day by day. You see them launching coaching programs and products and creating their dream lifestyles.
You secretly wish that you would be the next It Girl Coach. You wish that all those visitors and customers would come to your site and buy your coaching and products.
Good news: You can use your competition to grow your own business by using them as a source of inspiration and learning from them.
In fact, here are 10 things your competitors can teach you about blogging and through that, building your It Girl Coaching business and brand.
- Define Your Unique Selling Proposition
What's the #1 thing you need to build an engaged following for your blog?
You need to find your Unique Selling Proposition (USP).
And to find it, you should research your competition.
After all, your USP is what differentiates you from your competitors. It's what makes your Ideal Client choose your business instead of your competitor's business.
Action step:
Make a list of your top competitors (big blogs in your niche). Read their blog posts and 'About' pages to see what their core topics are. Use 2-3 of these core topics and combine them with your own personality, experience, and background.
Simple as that!
- Engage With Your Audience
The most important part of your blog and business is your audience.
After all, your audience is the foundation of your business.
And to build your business, you can't take your audience for granted. You need to engage with them.
But how do you create an engaged audience that craves your products?
Good question! To figure it out, you need to know what your competitors are doing.
Are they getting a ton of comments and shares on every post they publish?
Or are their blogs ghost towns?
Either way, you can learn from them.
Action step:
Head over to a blog in your niche that you know gets tons of comments. Read at least 2-3 blog posts very carefully. Are there certain words the blogger uses over and over again? Does she or he start or end the blog posts in a specific way? What are the comments saying? For example, they might mention what it is they loved about the post.
Rinse and repeat. Research at least 4-5 blogs that get both little and a lot of engagement.
- Brand Your Blog
Branding your blog is essential for your overall business brand.
But how do you come up with a winning brand?
Look around and see what's already out there!
Your competitors are the best source of inspiration for your blog brand.
Besides, they can help you determine things like what opt-in boxes you should use and where to place them, what images to use in your blog posts and so forth.
Action step:
Choose 3 blogs that you think have winning brands. Study them closely. How are the blogs structured? What colors, images and fonts do the bloggers use? How do they position themselves? What opt-in boxes do they feature?
- Make Friends Online
There's something you shouldn't forget when growing your blog:
You need to network with other bloggers in your niche.
And to find the right bloggers to network with, you should check what your competitors are doing.
Action step:
Are certain bloggers in your niche frequently commenting on your competitor's blog posts? Are your competitors engaging in conversations with particular bloggers and sharing their content on social media? These are the blogs you want to network with.
- Get Blog Post Ideas
Do you have a hard time coming up with ideas for your blog posts?
Are you wondering why some posts take off and get tons of shares and comments while some posts flop the minute you publish them?
Your competitors can help!
It's easy:
Just check what they are writing about and if there are certain topics that are popular over and over again.
Action step:
Go to ýour competitor's blog and check what posts get a lot of comments and shares. Write down the topics. Repeat until you've read 4-5 blogs. See a pattern? A certain topic that readers always seem to find interesting? That's what you should write about.
- Promote Your Blog
Do you ever wonder why some bloggers manage to consistently grow their blogs?
One of the things they're probably doing right is promoting their blog.
Use this for your own blog – check what your competitors are doing and what's working.
Action step:
Check what your competitors with big blogs are doing to promote their content. For example, which social media platforms do they use? How do they present their blog content on that channel? Copy the tactics and use them on your own blog.
- Find Guest Post Opportunities
One of the best ways to grow your blog is to guest post on other blogs (like I'm doing here on Jessica's blog).
But it's not always easy find blogs in your niche that are worth guest posting on.
To find the right blogs, check where your competitors are guest posting. Which blogs have published their posts? What sort of engagement do they get from that blog (like shares and comments)?
If the blog is in your niche and your competitor is getting lots of engagement there, it might be worthwhile to guest post on that site.
Action step:
Search for your competitor's URL and the words "guest post" on Google. Check what guest posts this competitor has written and the level of engagement the post got. Pitch sites with lots of engagement with your own guest posts.
- Figure Out What You Should Sell
It can be hard to know exactly what services and products your niche wants.
To help you figure out what it is you should offer, check out your competitors and what they're selling.
This is not to say that you shouldn't focus on what your Ideal Clients want – you should.
But your competitors can give you some ideas of what works and what doesn't.
Action step:
Take a look at your competitor's blog. Is she or he selling coaching or other products? What price points does your competitor use? Grab some ideas and start researching your own audience to see what works for your blog.
- Figure Out What You Should Buy
Most bloggers with big audiences have bought at least one product that's helped them grow their blog.
But not all products are equally useful.
You need to find the right ones to be sure that you get what you pay for.
To figure it out, check what products your competitors buy.
Normally, they mention them on their blogs or they might have given a testimonial.
If your competitor is successful, you know the product is worth it!
Action step:
Thoroughly read your competitor's blog. Does your competitor mention or recommend a product? If you already have a product in mind, check if one of your competitors has given a testimonial.
- Learn From Their Mistakes
Until now, we've looked at how you can copy tactics and get inspired by your competitors.
At the same time, your competitors can teach you what not to do.
For example, they might share blog posts where they highlight their mistakes.
Or you might notice that something they're doing isn't working.
Action step:
Keep your eyes open – are your competitors sharing stories about their own mistakes? Or are you noticing that their engagement drops when they publish certain posts? Start learning from their mistakes!
Sue Anne Dunlevie takes the guesswork out of building a profitable blog. The owner of Successful Blogging, she has been passionate about business since she started her own toddler daycare group at her swim club. After 27 productive, rewarding, but stressful years in sales and sales training, blogging has provided her with the freedom to reinvent her life and set a more enjoyable pace (while also working in her yoga pants!).


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80 South Road, Southall, Middlesex, 020-8574 9209
I stumbled upon this place 10 years ago when I felt hungry while shopping in Southall. It's a tiny shack of a place, and the menu's a mix of Sri Lankan and south Indian. I love the mushroom curry - it's pickle-like in consistency, and very hot, but the flavours are wonderfully pronounced and clear.
Lemon Sole
123 High Street, Old Portsmouth, Hampshire, 02392 811303
During the first series of Great British Menu, we stopped here on the way to film on the Isle of Wight. It specialises in local fish and has an unusual set-up: you choose what you want at a counter (everything's sold by weight), decide which of five sauces you want with it, then pick your wine from the rack. I've since been back many times - my kids love it.
Restaurant Sat Bains
Lenton Lane, Nottingham, 0115 986 6566
Sat Bains stamps his character on every element of his restaurant, from how the menu is written through to the way his modern British food is presented. When last here, I had the 13-course tasting menu. I was slightly drunk, so I couldn't name all of them individually now, but I do remember loving each and every one.
18 Shepherd Street, London W1, 020-7493 3320
On a sunny day, a pavement table at this Turkish restaurant is my favourite eating spot - I often run down after lunch service at Benares to catch them before the kitchen closes for the afternoon. Some of the best pitta, hummus and pickles I've ever tasted.
The Walnut Tree
Llanddewi Skirrid, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, 01873 852797
I last ate here in 2002, when Stephen Terry was serving simple and unpretentious food but cooked incredibly well. Now that Shaun Hill is at the helm, it can only get even better.
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777 London Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, 020-8577 3344
This place serves typically Muslim dishes, very Pakistani street food in style, which I love. The chef is a dab hand with lamb, and does a wonderful lamb kidney dish, gurda kaleji masala, spiced with black cardamom and black pepper. Definitely my favourite takeaway.


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"Independent Woman" is a song when Bea is acting like an adult ("Bea Becomes an Adult Fish").
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- Who knew lights could be so pretty
- Hey there, yes you
- Anythings possible
- Your dreams coming true!
- You're an independent woman
- With your eyes on the prize
- Ain't nothing's gonna stop you cause
- There's stars on your eyes
- Making deals, you do what you wish
- Bea: Principal Stickler, I need to get Milo and Oscar out of school. No it's okay, I'm an adult.
- With your friends by your side
- You're a freewheeling fish
- On the corporate day
- That's how we roll!
- Bea: Hold my calls, Deb
- Away we go!
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- Mr. Baldwin: Take me with you, I need a new job!
- You're an independent woman
- It's your world now
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Christmas is a time to buy presents for loved ones – but how about giving some time and money to charities as well? There are many ways to help – virtual gifts, giving unwanted goods to charity shops, or helping out at a soup kitchen.
Adam Rothwell, director of Intelligent Giving, the charity advisory website, says: "Charities raise an astonishing proportion of their income at this time. They have also become innovative; they know that the more creative their campaigns, the more money they earn."
Charities have made it easier for people to donate in person, by phone or over the internet, through their own websites as well as through the likes of JustGiving.com.
Charity cards
Today is your last chance to send Christmas cards first class within the UK and Channel Islands in time for the big day. But make sure they are truly benefiting the charities they claim to support. Check how much actually goes to the cause; whether the funds are for a designated charity; and if proceeds are a percentage of the sale price or the profits, as the latter might end up being next to nothing.
Among the best is the "Tree of Hope" card from Mencap; at least 80p in every pound raised goes to the charity, according to research by Intelligent Giving.
At the other end of the scale is Harrods, winner of the Scrooge Award from the Charities Advisory Trust for three years running. Of its charity cards, 82 per cent gave less than 10 per cent to charity, and 46 per cent less than 5 per cent.
Charity shops
There's always room here for contributions of anything saleable, says Lekha Klouda, director of the Association of Charity Shops. "There is a concern that the consumer slowdown means people will have less to give away, and volumes of donations are already falling," she says. "This is a great time for people to have a clear-out."
Virtually anything can be donated – as long as it's not broken. A teapot without a spout is only fit for the bin! Visit the www.charityshops.org.uk website for a list of charity shops in your area.
Certain items are in high demand. Orchid (www.orchid-cancer.org.uk) can make use of unwanted mobile phones and used inkjet cartridges.
Tax-free donations
Many people decide to give a one-off donation at this time of year, but if you do – and you're a taxpayer – make sure it benefits from Gift Aid. This tax break is worth almost £1bn a year to charities. All it takes is a few minutes to complete a form. Charities then reclaim tax on the gross equivalent of the donation; for every £1, they get an extra 25p.
Also, because the basic rate of tax went down from 22 per cent to 20 per cent in April, HM Revenue & Customs will pay a further 3p transitional relief for every £1 donated up until 5 April 2011.
Charity accounts
If you want to give regularly to a variety of causes, consider opening a Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Charity Account. This works like a normal current account, but only holds funds you have put aside to give away.
Account holders – there are about 80,000 in the UK – receive a CharityCard and chequebook, enabling them to make donations by post, in person, by phone or online via a secure password.
Online donations
The internet has made giving easier; lust log on to sites such as Justgiving.com and there are thousands of good causes to which you can donate. You can even help causes when you sell unwanted goods on eBay by donating a percentage from the sale to a charity. Gift Aid can be added to the equation, while eBay fees will be re-credited, depending on the level of donation. If you donated, say, 40 per cent of your item's sale price, you will get back 40 per cent of the selling fees (basic insertion and final value).
Credit cards
You can help charities every time you go shopping by taking out a charity credit card, says to Tim Newhouse of Moneysupermarket.com. "We used to advise people to avoid them as they were better off using a different card and making a separate donation," he says. "However, some are now close to market-leading." He highlights NSPCC and Cancer Research UK cards, which both offer 0 per cent on purchases and balance transfers for nine months, and give £20 to the charity the first time the card is used, and a percentage of subsequent transactions.
Other options
Coming up with innovative ideas is vital for smaller charities. The Sara Lee Trust, which must raise £190,000 a year to provide complementary therapies for those living with cancer, motor neurone disease and HIV/Aids in Hastings, Rother and Rye, offers people the chance to plant trees in memory of loved ones – one for £10, three for £25, six for £50 – at Powdermill Wood in Battle, East Sussex. Donors receive a certificate, a Book of Dedication entry, and an invite to a memorial gathering (www.saraleetrust.org).
Give away unwanted shares
You can donate unwanted shares to charity, says Andy Gadd at Lighthouse Group. "There are tax benefits," he says. "Sign over your shares to charity and there's no capital gains tax and you can offset their value against income tax."
If you have a small number of shares, it's more cost-effective to donate via ShareGift (www.sharegift.org), which collects shares and makes charitable donations when they have accumulated enough to sell.
Other ways to help
You can make donations via direct debit, or help by putting in a few hours' fundraising every month. You can also give money via a payroll scheme at work, says Geoff Penrice at Bates Investment Services. "The employer makes regular payments by deduction from salary to a charity. The money is deducted before the calculation of tax under PAYE, which gives the employee tax relief at their highest rate."
Giving to charity doesn't have to be restricted to Christmas, says Adam Rothwell at Intelligent Giving. "Charities can do with help throughout the year. They are always in need of two things: volunteers and long-term, regular sources of income."
How to make a difference
Fancy spending £5 on socks for the homeless? Or £25 on sheep for an Indian village? Ethical gifts that make a real difference around the world have been one of the boom areas of recent years. Visit GoodGifts (www.good gifts.org) for a huge range.
It's not just charities supporting projects in far-flung corners of the world that are offering virtual gifts. The RNLI has set up a dedicated website (www.rnli-splashout.org.uk) with a huge range of presents on offer.
For example, a first aid bag for a lifeguard costs just £17, while a pair of sea boots is £36. Those with more to spend can fund a rescue tube for £65, a safety helmet for £180 or an overboard training dummy for £370.
Anne Maton, the RNLI's fundraising manager, says: "It enables us to get our message across in a fun way, reach a different audience to the one that traditionally supports us, and illustrate the importance of our volunteer crews' work."
Another option is to fund a piece of research. Orchid (www.orchid-cancer.org.uk), promoting awareness of prostate and testicular cancer, provides leaflets and information about its work.
Charitable giving: Facts and figures
* The average total amount donated each year is about £8.9m.
* The total given each year per UK adult is £183.36.
* Almost 60 per cent of the UK population gives to charity at least once a month.
* Cash is the most popular method; 49 per cent of donors do it this way.
* Medical research attracts more donors than any other cause (40 per cent), followed by young people's causes, hospitals and hospices.
Source: Institute of Fundraising
Volunteering: People are needed as well as money
You don't have to make large donations – giving up some of your time can be just as helpful.
There is still time to join the 7,000 volunteers helping out Crisis Christmas, which sets up temporary centres across London between 23 December and 30 December, offering help and support to the homeless. Visit the website at www.crisis.org.uk to see how you may be able to help.
If you live outside the capital, you can find a list of volunteer organisations that will welcome help by visiting Intelligent Giving (www.intelligentgiving.com).
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Naples Beach Brewing in the industrial park of Naples offers up to 27 beers in its tap room.
With diplomas in hand, South Fort Myers High School graduates say goodbye to their alma mater and hello to their futures on Sunday at Alico Arena in Fort Myers.
With diplomas in hand, Cape Coral High School graduates say goodbye to their alma mater and hello to their futures on Sunday at Alico Arena in Fort Myers.
Island Coast High School students celebrate graduating on Saturday at the Lee County Civic Center in North Fort Myers.
Fort Myers High School students celebrate graduating on Saturday at the Lee County Civic Center in North Fort Myers.
Get a few highlights from the spirited afternoon as East Lee County seniors crossed the stage and graduated.
Restoring honor to a cemetery of forgotten veterans has begun. Local veterans raised two American flags Saturday in the Woodlawn and Oakridge sections of the Fort Myers Cemetery.
The class of 2017 at Estero High School walked the stage to receive their diplomas at Alico Arena.
Because of bad drainage and the Hanson Street connection being built through the middle of Eastwood Golf Course. The course will have a new look in the coming years.
It has been more than a year since an American flag has flown over veterans' graves in the Oakridge section of the Fort Myers Cemetery in Florida. More than 30 veterans are buried there. The cemetery is often littered with trash and needs repairs.
The Farmers Market family celebrates JoAnn Mow's retirement at the restaurant in Fort Myers recently. Mow began working at Farmers in 1967. "All the customers are my favorite. It's like children, you can't pick just one," says Mow.
Police spokesman Sam Clemens says five people were arrested overnight after drugs and a stolen gun were found in a vehicle.
Fort Myers High School softball players celebrate beating Braden River on Friday at Fort Myers. Fort Myers beat Braden 3-1 to advance to the Class 7A final four. It is the first ever appearance in the state final four for Fort Myers.
Over the years, much has changed in Vineland. When we look back at The Daily Journal's photo archive and visit the same locations today, we find some things remain.
Surveillance footage of a woman being detained under the Baker Act in January at the David Lawrence Center in Naples. The center is Collier County's primary mental health provider. The footage was provided by the woman's attorney.
Surveillance footage of a woman being detained under the Baker Act in January at the David Lawrence Center in Naples. This condensed video was taken from footage obtained by the woman's attorney. The full video is posted on news-press.com
David Burns, a local pilot who is building his own plane, likens the process to eating a cow, \u0022one hamburger at a time\u0022.
Take flight with Tom Kracmer, who is a pilot that takes pride in flying the plane he built himself.
Bob Willaford, a pilot from Cape Coral, can't wait to get his plane built and take to the air.
Student athletes at Ave Maria talk about why the chose to go to school and play there.
This is earliest known ancestor of birds.
ATF Special Agent Larry Alt, supervisor of Crime Gun Intelligence Center, talks about NIBIN, how it works, and how it can benefit local law enforcement.
Jason Brando, general manager of the HCSO criminal investigation division, fires a handgun inside the indoor shooting room. This is where they test handguns that are in evidence so they can then be entered into NIBIN.
Freeh Group International Solutions recommended that the Fort Myers Police Department purchase the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) for in-house use. HCSO showed us how they use the system and how it has benefited them.
Mbah Ghoto may have been the world's oldest person. Now he's finally getting to rest in peace, just like he wanted.
Did we catch you rocking at the Fort Rock Festival? Here is a quick look at the afternoon scene from Saturday's show.
The annual Celebration of Business & Tourism Chrysalis Awards. The eighth annual awards celebration drew 360 people Friday to Sanibel Harbour Marriott Resort & Spa, south of Fort Myers.
Fox News host Jesse Watters is under fire for making a hand gesture while referring to Ivanka Trump, which critics call suggestive.
Watch as the giant press room is cleaned out after printing of the News-Press was moved to Naples. (Special thank you to Andrew West of The News-Press and Nicole Raucheisen of the Naples Daily News)
The Haus of Trikes & Bikes will soon move into the renovated building that used to house the headquarters of Michigan Homes on Fowler Street in Fort Myers. The move will give the Haus of Trikes & Bikes more space for building custom bikes.
- Naples Beach Brewing is all about drinkability
- Final wave goodbye from South Fort Myers High School graduates
- A final fun walk for Cape Coral High School graduates
- 'I present to you': Island Coast High School graduation
- The 'moment' they worked for: Fort Myers High School graduation
- Graduation 2017: East Lee County Graduation
- Flag raised. More work to do at cemetery of forgotten veterans
- Graduation 2017: Estero Seniors Graduate
- Eastwood Golf Course gets a new look
- American flag doesn't fly over cemetery of forgotten veterans.
- Cashier retires after 50 years of treating customers like 'family.'
- Five arrested after drugs found in vehicle
- 'We did it!' Fort Myers High makes history in advancing to softball final four
- Part Five: Moving History - Then and Now
- Surveillance footage of woman being detained under the Baker Act in Naples
- Woman alleges assault while being detained under Baker Act
- Plane Crazy: 'It's like eating a cow'
- Plane Crazy: Go for a ride
- Plane Crazy: 'I'm going to fly and have fun in it'
- Ave Maria athletes play for more than just sports
- Newly discovered dinosaur looks like a chicken
- NIBIN is that intervening factor
- Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office's shooting tank
- How Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office uses NIBIN
- Man claiming to be 146 finally gets his wish, dies
- Fort Rock Festival Fans And Their Bands
- 8th annual Chrysalis Awards
- Hand gesture lands Fox News host in hot water
- Inside look as The News-Press recycled its press
- Haus of Trikes & Bikes to take over Michigan Homes headquarters


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Josh Wright struck an early contender for Goal of the Season with a sensational first-half piledriver as Millwall recorded a vital victory at Burnley.
Andy Keogh had already put The Lions ahead with a thumping 14th-minute finish when Wright seized on a loose clearance after James Henry's free-kick had been headed clear and hit an unstoppable 30-yard volley that gave keeper Lee Grant absolutely no chance.
The ferocity of that strike matched the ingenuity and effort of a Millwall side clearly smarting from Tuesday night's home defeat by Middlesbrough.
Wright's goal - his first in a Lions shirt - was a dream way to open his account for the club and a goal worthy of gracing any stadium in the world.
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"We debated how best to put many hours of wear time on the critical bearing components of our rocket propellant piston pump, that are subject to significant wear and tear," said Dan DeLong, XCOR Chief Engineer. "This particular motorcycle, the Triumph Street Triple, develops about the same horsepower and has the same cylinder arrangement as the liquid oxygen and kerosene fuel pumps for the Lynx suborbital spacecraft. That makes it ideal for a long-life pump test platform. The bike is much less expensive to operate than the full up rocket pump test stand. We're adding hours of run time each ride, not just minutes."
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"We put twenty hours – the equivalent of 400 Lynx flights – on the rocket pump bearings by driving from Roswell to Mojave taking periodic data readings along the way to make sure things were in good condition," Dan stated. "The trip was a great success and the bike performed flawlessly. Plus we got to drive through some of the most spectacular parts of the American Southwest."
The Lynx rocketplane is being developed to cash in on the lucrative suborbital space market, able to take small satellites, payloads or a single passenger for the ride of their life, reported for $95,000 for a 90-minute flight.
"XCOR continues to solidify its reputation as an innovative, nimble company when it comes to research and development practices," commented XCOR Chief Operating Officer, Andrew Nelson. "This test would have cost us over $500 per minute had we operated it on a traditional pump test stand. The entire trip represented about half a million dollars in net savings in both time and money for the company. More importantly, it validated that our critical pump subassemblies will have the ultra-long life needed to meet the safety needs of our customers and a vehicle that is designed to fly thousands of times over many years. Oh, and everyone had a lot of fun along the way!"
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He is headlining his own tour, called the Glam Nation Tour. He has numerous costume changes during the show.
Adam's fans, called "Glamberts," dress like him, accessorize like him, and say they want to be him.
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The night was especially marked by some major fan-shipping pandering from Adam and his bassist Tommy Joe Ratliff, what with open mouthed tongue licking in Fever, and Tommy returning the favor by a lick plus a cheek kiss of his own during If I Had You … those two are hot! Who cares if something is or isn't going on behind the scenes, they're still hot as hell on stage.
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Asteor Software Named as SIIA Software CODiE Award Finalist for Best Human Capital/Talent Management
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This year's program features 28 Software categories, several of which are new or updated to reflect the latest industry trends. Winners will be announced during a special Awards dinner on May 21 in San Francisco during the industry's premier ISV gathering of SaaS, BI, and Cloud providers, Maximize (http://www.siia.net/
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Synergita is a cloud based, continuous Employee Performance Management Software. It is very easy to use, simple and extremely powerful, configurable software. Focusses on performance management/enablement and competency development needs of an organization. It brings in performance management closer to people and closer to business. Deepens talent management process by active involvement of line of business managers and employees through peer recognition. Synergita is available in SaaS business model.
"We are excited about the CODiE finalist recognition for our Synergita software. It inspires us to strengthen the product further and focus on customer success. We thank our customers for their continuous support and motivation" said Shankar Krishnamoorthy, CEO of Asteor Software. Techcello (www.techcello.com)
"This year's CODiE Awards finalists showcase the innovation and creativity in today's market. We are happy to recognize them for their products that are breaking ground in the software industry," said Rhianna Collier, VP for the Software Division at SIIA. "I look forward to honoring all the finalists in May at our awards program at Maximize."
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SIIA is the leading association representing the software and digital content industries. SIIA represents approximately 700 member companies worldwide that develop software and digital information content. Information technology (IT) and software security are critical issues to SIIA's members, many of whom strive to develop safe, secure and state-of the-art products that effectively serve their commercial and government customers alike, while protecting their intellectual property.
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By supernaturaldh
Summary: Now that Dean was back from the dead, no hunters would get his little brother. Of course, that was wishful thinking on his part.
Set in Season 3. Hurt Sam, Big Brother Dean.
Beta: Kokoda2007 – Please don't blame my awesome beta, all errors are my own.
Chapter 1
Dean shifted in the front seat of the Impala; his stiff body moving uncomfortably against the well worn leather. The even rhythm of the wipers lulled him toward sleep and he blinked his bloodshot eyes. He knew he needed to find a motel room, and soon; his bleary head was having a hard time keeping his tired lids aware. He glanced across the bench seat toward his little brother.
Sam's head leaned awkwardly against the passenger door; fatigue written all over his pale face. His long gangly legs were curled awkwardly against the dash, his forehead resting heavily against the window, as drool slowly dribbled down his chin. Sam was definitely thinner since big brother's time in hell.
Dean watched as his brother's warm breath heaved out silently against the window, and caused condensation to form lightly against the glass. The older brother smiled. He never thought he would get see his kid brother sleeping in the Impala again. He blinked back the moisture that suddenly accumulated against his burning lids, and focused on the windshield and the winding rode in front of them. He was confident he would see a neon vacancy sign soon.
The older brother let his tired mind recall the last week. The hunt that had been grueling; the Zippahog evading them at every turn. The creature had taken two more victims while they were researching to extinguish it, giving both brothers a maniac drive to find the ugly mother. To make matters worse, the local cops and forestry officers had been roaming the same woods, making their quest to kill the creature all the more difficult.
Dean sighed wearily.
He would have given up, let the idiots have at it, but Sam was adamant, they needed finish the job. So, they had not relented, the creature would not kill again; not on their watch. Sleeping very little, only stopping for naps and brief breaks for food, they spent a week in one endless loop of scouting, stalking, hiding, and waiting.
Eventually, they found and killed the creature before it had claimed another victim, unfortunately, the bumbling officers had made it impossible for them to return to their motel, instead, they had to hightail it out of the area. Three hours and 223 miles later, the Impala was humming down the highway carrying two damp, cold, and hungry hunters as they came down from adrenaline highs.
Dean blinked hard, just trying to keep his eyes open was growing difficult. He sighed and squinted into the night, the white line whizzing by the windshield. He realized now, it had been too soon after his trip to hell and subsequent return for both he and Sam. The hunt had been overwhelming to them both. Their emotions still wound tightly from his death, they were wrought with memories, and struggled just to deal.
He sucked in some air, and glanced at his little brother. He couldn't bring himself to talk about what he could recall from his time in hell; and Sam had shied away from any conversations about how he spent the last four months on his own. While they both were extremely happy that they were back together, the interaction between them had become silent looks and trivial conversations about nothing.
Dean's eyes glared to the rearview mirror, two bright headlights riding tight against the Impala's bumper.
"What the hell," he muttered, "freak in' go around me."
He squinted and flipped the mirror up, hoping it would diminish the bright glow that was now making his head hurt.
The vehicle rumbled along behind him for several minutes; his tired mind trying to comprehend why this guy would not get off his ass. He was too tired for this shit.
He blinked as he caught sight of a bright Motel sign up ahead on the right hand side of the road. This guy was really starting to piss him off. He flipped on his blinker and hoped the dude would back off and give him a little space. No such luck.
Dean's foot pushed firmly on the brake, his right arm locking quickly across his little brother's sleeping form. He hastily swung the Impala into the motel parking lot, gravel flinging wildly with the abrupt turn. The tires squealing to a sudden halt. That'll show you, you son of a bitch.
He glanced back to the road, taking in the large Ford truck that slowed, and then suddenly sped back up. He shook his head in disgust as the truck fled down the highway, two red tail lights disappearing into the night.
"Jerk", Dean muttered, his eyes coming back rest on Sam. His little brother was still sound asleep, body leaning heavily against his arm; oblivious to what was going on around them.
Dean pushed the kid gently back against the worn leather, and eyed him silently. Sam shuffled lightly against the seat, and then relaxed back to oblivion. The older hunter smiled and eased himself from the driver's seat, quickly locking the door, he half stumbled toward the registration office, one goal in mind; 24 hours of much needed rest.
The dark blue Ford truck barreled down the highway, away from the black Impala. The two hunters inside grinned widely.
"Found um." Brain snorted, and then gave a sudden chuckle.
"Yep…that was too easy." Daryl voiced, as he pulled the Ford to the side of the dark road and let the engine idle, cocky smirk adorning his face.
Brain Greenway had been a hunter for the last 26 years. He had hunted with John Winchester once, a long time ago. The Winchester man had been with the group of hunters that left him for dead in a cemetery outside of South Bend, Indiana. Winchester hadn't agreed with his means to eliminate the ghost, they had argued, and John's stupid plan had gotten him hurt; of that much he was sure. When he awoke, two days later, he was in the hospital, no idea how he had gotten there, or where the other hunters had gone. He had wanted to repay Winchester for a long time, and now, since he couldn't take it out of a dead man's hide, his son's would have to do.
Daryl Leone was new to hunting, just recently out of jail. He had hooked up with Brain Greenway when he went looking for Gordon Walker. He'd been a cell mate of Walker's during his time in the Indiana State Penitentiary, so he had heard all about hunting and Sam Winchester on a daily basis. While he thought Gordan was sometimes a real nut case, the story he wove about demons, deals, and the devils gate had been intriguing. Once he was released from jail, he had looked up Gordon, finding out from his fellow hunters that he had been killed a while back. The story had it that the Winchester brother's had something to do with his friend's demise, but more importantly, it was said the Dean Winchester had risen from the dead. Both he and Brian were sure his younger brother had something to do with that occurrence. The belief that Sam Winchester was pure evil pushed them to continue Gordon's fight.
They had followed the brother's to the little Podunk town in east Tennessee, swathed in the woods of the Smoky Mountains. They had watched from a distance as the brother's went after the creature that had been killing innocents for the last month. The Winchester's were good; they had to give them that.
They were just lucky they had found the brother's at all. Hearing they were big friend of Bobby Singer's, they had watched his salvage yard from afar. The anticipation at finishing what Gordon had started had sat anxiously on them both. They were giddy with anticipation, but had not wanted Singer to get involved. So they had waited for the brother's to leave his place, dark desires setting tightly in their guts. They had one mission, and they were determined it was to be accomplished. They would kill Sam Winchester.


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