Readers, I’m going to be writing several series of posts for y’all.

The first series will be in ten parts posted weekly on the issue of how to get started with your blogging in ten easy lessons.

The second series will look at developing your blogs options for income generation. This will also be a ten part series and will commence once the first series is completed.

The third series will list plugins, one-by-one, as seen from the User’s perspective. We will evaluate how easy they are to install, setup and use. This will be an unlimited series.

I’m also planning to have two Articles Categories: One will be my own articles, ie. more than 500-1000 words. The Second Category will be for Articles that can be reposted from the Net. I’m only hoping to find the best articles for readers, especially on things I think InvestorBloggers should know about but I can’t write myself.

The Last Series will be an ongoing series of posts detailing my own Personal Struggle to develop Streams of Income other than my job.

So, 2007 should bring a lot of new stuff to this blog, not to mention the stuff that post on a regular basis.

I’ve been following this company since I first heard about its software. Naturally curious to read about the possibilities of running other systems inside a primary system. It’s a good way for me to keep alive some of the systems I like to use, such as Works 4.5 ( a nice piece of software, BTW), unlike its younger cousins.

GigaOM » The OS X Virtualization Weekend. I’ve highlighted several aspects that are worth noting!

It is Virtualization Sunday on Planet Apple. Thanks to a brand new beta of Parallels, …. We were suitably impressed by a new “Coherence” feature which allows Windows Applications to float on the OS X desktop, with Windows XP hidden in the background. It gives an illusion of Windows apps running natively on the Mac.

Now this is interesting reading. It’s looking like something that M$ would do…

Apple, we suspect is going to let the market evolve, and let these other companies seed and nurture the market. And when time is right, it is going to unleash its own version of virtualization software. Hey they have6 done7 this in the past. But if the future unfolds as some think it will8, this virtualization technology is going to be pretty key. We are happy to simply enjoy the fruits of labor of the wonderful folks at Parallels.

Interesting, eh?

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