To celebrate Robert Scholes, writers created this secret book of stories about him as a tribute to his generosity of spirit, his time, his friendship, & his personality. Jenny Anger * Robert Arellano * Claudia Benassi * James Catano * Nancy R. Comley * Robert Coover * Marlena Corcoran * Joan Dagle & Jim Kittredge * Kathe Davis * Carol DeBoer-Langworthy * Mary Ann Doane * Brad Field * Stephen Foley * David Fuchs * Mark Gaipa * Miriam Gilbert * Geoffrey Green * Marcia Green * Bela Haensch * Claudia Haensch * David Hamilton * Alvin Handelman & Carol Holly * Michael S. Harper * Marianne Hirsch * Wolfgang Holtkamp * Margo Kasdan * Meegan Kennedy * Carl H. Klaus * Kevin Kopelson * Sean Latham * Lori Lefkovitz * Ursula K. Le Guin * Sara Levine * Adam McKible * Diane Maleson * Cynthia Putnam & Mark * Jo Ann Putnam-Scholes * Daphnee Rentfrow * Oliver L. Steele * Robert Sullivan * Laurie Teal * Tzvetan Todorov * Khachig Tololyan * Carole-Anne Tyler * Greg Ulmer * Arnold Weinstein * Clifford Wulfman * Julie Yen

A virtual evolution in IT shops large and small has begun. Microsoft's Virtal Server is the enterprise tool to free an infrastructure from its physical limitations providing the transformation into a virtual environment--this book shows you how.
This book will detail the default and custom installation of Microsoft's Virtual Server 2005, as well as basic and advanced virtual machine configurations. It will also discuss the requirements for a server virtualization and consolidation project and the cost savings surrounding such an effort. Furthermore, the book will provide a thorough understanding of the benefits of a virtual infrastructure and a comprehensive examination of how Virtual Server can ease administration and lower overall IT costs. Lastly, the book delivers a thorough understanding of the virtual evolution which is underway in many IT organizations and how the reader will benefit from shifting from the physical to a virtual world.
* Examines in detail the default and custom installation of Microsoft's Virtual Server 2005
* Addresses th important topics of server requirements and the cost implications involved
* Looks at addressing IT costs and the benefits to the organisation

The combined soccer side of Oxford and Cambridge Universities, Pegasus gained a tremendous following in its brief life. The team won the F.A. Amateur Cup in 1951 and 1953 before capacity crowds of 100,000 at Wembley. This autobiographical account, by one of the key players, brings vivid detail to the day-to-day reality of soccer management, team selection, training and modest celebration, together with the practicalities of daily life in the 1950s. Pegasus was the last of the great Amateur football teams and this fascinating, often humorous book, is a fitting tribute to it. This Second Edition features additional photographs and an Afterword by David Miller. Ken Shearwood, now in his late eighties, was an excellent all-round games player, and at soccer a frankly uncompromising centre half. who was to become an integral part of the briefly flowering Pegasus side from Oxford and Cambridge which, remarkably, twice won the Amateur Cup...After Shearwood retired from the game, he [taught] - not without considerable difficulty in the maths area - at Lancing, where he was to stay, as master, housemaster and registrar for the rest of his working life, serving under six headmasters. Pen pictures and anecdotes - shrewd, funny, sparkling, but never unkind - abound, for this is a contented man, happily married for over fifty years. That great Arsenal and England footballer Joe Mercer once introduced Ken Shearwood to Derek Dougan, the Irish International, as the "best centre half in England"; even if he exaggerated, he may not have been too far from the truth. Colin Leach, Times Literary Supplement.