
A blast from the past.....
Baghdad (SP) - U.S. forces pounded rocket-launching sites and smuggling tunnels in Baghdad Saturday and planes dropped leaflets warning of an escalation in attacks, as Iraqi militants fired at least 10 more rockets at U.S.forces.
India and Israel: The parallelsSource: JPost.com
For years, India has been subjected to periodic terrorist attacks throughout the country. But what happened in Mumbai is something new and different: a full-scale terrorist war.

In January, Barack Obama will be sworn in as the forty-fourth president of the United States.

By Rich Rubino

Recently, there's been a lot written about virtualization. Ever since Steve Jobs announced the move to Intel, there's been huge flurries of excitement as commercial virtualization products like VMWare and Parallels and open-source products like VirtualBox improved their offerings.
America's Guernica: 100,000 pounds of bombs dropped on Iraq villageSource: AlterNet.org
On April 27, 1937, in the midst of the Spanish Civil War (a prelude to World War II), the planes of the German Condor Legion attacked the ancient Basque town of Guernica. They came in waves, first carpet bombing, then dropping thermite incendiaries.
VMWare Releases Fusion for MacSource: PC World
As first noted last week, VMWare has released Fusion, its virtualization software for the Macintosh. The software costs $79.99, and is available for online purchase and download. You can download a 30-day evaluation license from VMWare's Web site.
Parallels does tribute "I'm a Mac" adsSource: Download Squad
Running Windows on a Mac is no longer a difficult thing to do; technology like what Parallels and VMWare now offer makes the experience virtually seamless.
SWSoft Parallels in violation of LGPLSource: wiki.winehq.org
Parallels Desktop for Mac(www.parallels.com) contains Wine's Direct3D code according to So far(June 30th, 2007) attempts to ask them for the modified source code failed.
VMware Announces Mac Product AvailabilitySource: CNET News.com
Attempting to move in on Parallels' turf, VMware on Tuesday announced the pre-order for a previously announced product that allows users to run any x86 operating system simultaneously.
Breaking Down the Walls Between Mac OS X and Windows Source: The New York Times
I'm a bi-platform kinda guy. Not just because I need to be conversant in both Mac OS X and Windows for my job, but also because my life revolves around certain Mac programs and certain Windows programs.
VMWare Fusion: UnitySource: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
Parallels' killer feature is Coherence, a display mode that lets Windows apps and Mac apps seem to co-mingle with one another. VMWare, the market leader in virtualization, had a solid Mac offer (in beta) called Fusion but it lacked a similar feature.
Parallels 3.0 supports 3D games, 'SmartSelect'Source: Macworld
I think Smart Select ("billed as "an integration tool" that lets you open up any file from Windows or Mac OS X using an application from either operating system") is the more useful of the two.
VMware Fusion Beta 2 availableSource: Download Squad
VMware's desktop virtualization application for Mac OS X, codename Fusion (seriously, what isn't Fusion these days?), has hit Beta 2 and with it a handful of new features to boast: experimental 3D acceleration for Windows XP SP2 & DirectX 8.1, Vista support, improved networking, …
Four Skypes in one box - Using OSX and ParallelsSource: share.skype.com
I thought of this question one day. "We have these four versions of Skype. For Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows Mobile. Can you run all of them in one computer and have them talk to each other?"
Running Vista Home on a MacSource: Macworld
In spite of what its license says, you can run Vista Home via virtualization appsIf you care about running Windows on a Mac, you've undoubtedly heard that the end user license agreement (EULA) for Windows Vista Home Basic and Home Premium forbids you to use these versions of Mi …