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Microsoft has released a new version of its free virtualization sotware with support for the latest Microsoft operating system updates. Virtual PC 2007 SP1 includes support for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 as host and guest operating systems. That means you can run the virtualization environment if you’re using those operating systems, or if you want to emulate them. Microsoft also threw in Windows Server 2008 Standard for good measure.

Like its predecessor, Virtual PC 2007 SP1 does not officially support Windows XP Home Edition or Windows Vista Home Premium or Home Basic. But for the most part, it will run just fine on those operating systems. You will, however, get a warning message telling you that you’re using an unsupported OS when you install the software.

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These are just some of the instances that McCoy - the doctor from Star Trek TV series - says that phrase we all like to hear.

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Next time two female co-workers sneak into the copy room maybe they just couldn’t find time to get to a tanning salon.

Just when you thought you’d seen enough Japanese weirdness, something like the so-called “Cannibal Banquet” comes along to shock us anew.

Here’s how the Cannibal Banquet works… a pinata-like “body” is carefully crafted, then stuffed with edible goodies in a red sauce. More “sauce” is somehow embedded into the outside covering - “skin” as it were - of the body so that it will appear to bleed when cut into.

Anyway, the prepared body is wheeled into the dining room on a hospital gurney and a courteous host wielding a scalpel begins the operation. From the looks of it, plenty of alcoholic beverages are required to keep the patrons in the mood to chow down, cannibal style!

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