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  • More evidence that virtual desktops are trending up (21/04/2010 09:24:36)

  • Researcher Jefferies & Co. reports that in its latest survey, 44 percent of the enterprise reseller respondents —the highest figure yet in this category—said they believe there is high interest in virtualizing hundreds or thousands of corporate desktops across an IT system.

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  • The History of Titanic Disaster (19/04/2010 14:26:37)

  • The Royal Mail Ship TITANIC was the last grand dream of the Gilded Age. It was designed to be the greatest achievement of an era of prosperity, confidence and propriety. The old presumptions about class, morals, and gender-roles were about to be shattered. If the concept of Titanic was the climax of the age, then perhaps its sinking was the curtain that marked the end of the old drama, and the start of a new one.

  • ECLIPSE 5. IMPRINT (16/04/2010 15:35:12)

  • I glared out toward the horizon, fuming. Jacob was quiet for a few minutes. Finally, he got up off the ground and sat beside me, putting his arm around my shoulders. I shook it off. “Sorry,” he said quietly. “I’ll try to behave myself.” I didn’t answer. “Do you still want to hear about Sam?” he offered. I shrugged.

  • Eclipse - 3. MOTIVES (15/04/2010 08:48:33)

  • THE SUN WAS SO DEEPLY BURIED BEHIND THE CLOUDS that there was no way to tell if it had set or not. After the long flight — chasing the sun westward so that it seemed unmoving in the sky — it was especially disorienting; time seemed oddly variable. It took me by surprise when the forest gave way to the first buildings, signaling that we were nearly home.

  • Eclipse - 4. NATURE (15/04/2010 08:48:33)

  • I WAS HAVING A BAD WEEK. I knew that essentially nothing had changed. Okay, so Victoria had not given up, but had I ever dreamed for one moment that she had? Her reappearance had only confirmed what I’d already known. No reason for fresh panic. In theory. Not panicking was easier said than done. Graduation was only a few weeks away, but I wondered if it wasn’t a little foolish to sit around, weak and tasty, waiting for the next disaster. It seemed too dangerous to be human — just begging for trouble.

  • ECLIPSE 2. EVASION (14/04/2010 09:13:50)

  • I felt oddly buoyant as I walked from Spanish toward the cafeteria, and it wasn’t just because I was holding hands with the most perfect person on the planet, though that was certainly part of it. Maybe it was the knowledge that my sentence was served and I was a free woman again. Or maybe it wasn’t anything to do with me specifically. Maybe it was the atmosphere of freedom that hung over the entire campus. School was winding down, and, for the senior class especially, there was a perceptible thrill in the air.