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	implements all the tags. The second only uses the required tags. Also the
	example illustrates how the articles can be grouped into categories.
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		<category name="General">
	
			<article>
				<title>The meaning of life</title>
				<primary-author>Jean Paul Sartre</primary-author>
				<alt-author>Albert Camus</alt-author>
				<alt-author>The Rolling Stones</alt-author>
				<alt-author>Martha Stewart</alt-author>
				<date>2005/12/30</date>
				<description>Existentializm as a party topic</description>
				<client>Bedlum</client>
				<url>publications/dontbeleiveawordofthis.htm</url>
			</article>
			...
			<article>
				<title>Government and Freedom</title>
				<primary-author>Louis Black</primary-author>
				<date>2007/01/13</date>
				<description>Two mutually exclusive words</description>
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	<articles>
	      <category name="Briefings">
              <article>
                        <title>Review of xkoto GridScale</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/12/18</date>
                        <description>Application and data virtualization</description>
                        <client>Kusnetzky Group</client>
                        <url>publications/Briefings/20071218_Review_of_xkoto_GridScale.pdf</url>
               </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Review of Aqua Connect Terminal Services</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/12/13</date>
                        <description>Access virtualization for the Mac OS X world</description>
                        <client>Kusnetzky Group</client>
                        <url>publications/Briefings/20071213_Review_of_Aqua_Connect_Terminal_Services.pdf</url>
               </article>
		</category>
	<category name="Cloud Computing">
              <article>
                        <title>Sunny Days with Cloud Computing</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2008/05/20</date>
                        <description>Cloud Computing is the newest catchphrase for something organizations are already doing.</description>
                        <client>Stone Ware</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20080520 Cloud computing.pdf</url>
               </article>
		</category>
	<category name="Fault tolerance and high availability">
              <article>
                        <title>Availability A Mail Order Purchase</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2009/04/01</date>
                        <description>Availability and reliability for virtual environments should be built in not added on later.</description>
                        <client>Stratus</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20090403AvailabilityAMailOrderPurchase.pdf</url>
               </article>
	       <article>
                        <title>Preventable Disasters</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2009/04/29</date>
                        <description>Many disasters are preventable. Availability, reliability and disaster avoidance can achieved even in a virtual environment.</description>
                        <client>Stratus</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20090422PreventableDisasters.pdf</url>
               </article>
	</category>
	<category name="Management of Virtual Resources">
              <article>
                        <title>Preproduction Systems Need Love Too</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2008/06/25</date>
                        <description>Don't forget technical support requirements when planning a virtualized environment.</description>
                        <client>Surgient</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20080625 Preproduction systems need love to.pdf</url>
               </article>
              <article>
                        <title>Virtualization: Don't Forget Technical Support</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2008/03/25</date>
                        <description>Preproduction systems shouldn't be treated as second class citizens. They are very important resources.</description>
                        <client>Microsoft</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20080325_Dont_forget_technical_support.pdf</url>
               </article>
              <article>
                        <title>Visibility and Control are Inside Jobs</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/12/06</date>
                        <description>Gaining visibility and control of virtual servers is best done from the inside.</description>
                        <client>Fortisphere</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071206_Visibility_and_control_are_inside_jobs.pdf</url>
               </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Virtualization: Evolution not Revolution</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/12/05</date>
                        <description>Organizations wisely adopt virtualization using the "Golden Rules of IT"</description>
                        <client>Microsoft</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071205_Virtualization_evolution_not_revolution.pdf</url> 
              </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Virtual machines - They might not hide, but can they run?</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/11/14</date>
                        <description>Virtual machine lifecycle management is fundamentally different than managing physical machines.</description>
                        <client>Fortisphere</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071114_VMS_they_might_not_hide.pdf</url>
               </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Virtual machines - you have to see them to manage them</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/10/23</date>
                        <description>Virtual machine lifecycle management is increasingly a critical IT administration function</description>
                        <client>Fortisphere</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071023_VMS_you_have_to_see_em.pdf</url>
               </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Virtualization of Hybrid Environments</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/10/15</date>
                        <description>Most datacenters are hybrid environments. How can virtualization be best applied?</description>
                        <client>Qlusters</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071015_Virtualization_in_hybrid_environments.pdf</url>
               </article>
		</category>	<category name="Access Virtualization">
                <article>
                        <title>Desktop Virtualization and Independent Computing</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/09/25</date>
                        <description>What is independent computing and what role does virtual machine software play?</description>
                        <client>Qumranet</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070925_Desktop_Virtualization_and_Independent_Computin.pdf</url>
			</article>
 		</category>	<category name="Application Virtualization">
			<article>
			<title>Parallelism and Next Generation Applications</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/09/10</date>
			<description>Multi-core microprocessors are becoming pervasive. Appliacation developers must learn about parallelism.</description>
			<client>Intel</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070910_Parallelism_and_Next_Generation_Applications.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Unparalleled Performance: Harvesting the Power of Application Virtualization</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/09/05</date>
			<description>Application Virtualization can mean high perforrmance</description>
			<client>DataSynapse</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070905_Unparalleled_Performance_Application_Virtualization.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Application Virtualization and Utopia: Proving the Value of Virtualizing Applications</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/06/23</date>
			<description>Application virtualization provides real value</description>
			<client>DataSynapse</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070623e_Application_Virtualization_and_Utopia.pdf</url>
		</article>
	</category>
	<category name="Processing Virtualization">
            <article>
                 <title>Top 10 Virtualization Myths</title>
                 <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                 <date>2007/10/18</date>
                 <description>What is the blogosphere saying about virtual systems?</description>
                 <client>Microsoft</client>
                 <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071015_Top_10_virtualization_myths.pdf</url>
            </article>
            <article>
                 <title>Being Mindful of Stateful Recovery</title>
                 <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                 <date>2007/10/09</date>
                 <description>Disaster recovery requires consideration of statefull and stateless processes.</description>
                 <client>SWsoft</client>
                 <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071009_Mindful_of_stateful_recovery.pdf</url>
            </article>
            <article>
                 <title>Virtualization for Consolidation and Optimization</title>
                 <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                 <date>2007/09/24</date>
                 <description>The role of operating system virtualization in consolidaiton and optimization</description>
                 <client>SWsoft</client>
                 <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070924_Virtualization_for_consolidation_and_optimizati.pdf</url>
            </article>
		<article>
			<title>Virtual Machine Software is not a Panacea</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/09/11</date>
			<description>Facing the facts about virtual machine software</description>
			<client>Fortisphere</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070911_VMS_is_not_a_paneca.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Virtualization is More than Virtual Machine Software</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/08/30</date>
			<description>Where does virtual machine software fit?</description>
			<client>Microsoft</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070829_Virtualization_is_more_than_VM.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>What's Next After We Virtualized Our Servers?</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/08/28</date>
			<description>The Kusnetzky Group model of virtualization includes seven different types of technology</description>
			<client>Intel</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070828a_Whats_next_after_server_virtualization.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Virtual Machine Software is just the Beginning</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/08/24</date>
			<description>The Kusnetzky Group model of virtualization includes seven different types of technology</description>
			<client>Intel</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070617e_Virtual_machine_software_is_just_the_beginning.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Rethinking Static Datacenters</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/06/28</date>
			<description>Adaptive datacenters make life easier for organizations</description>
			<client>DataSynapse</client>
			<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070628c_Rethinking_Static_Datacenters.pdf</url>
		</article>
		<article>
			<title>Virtual Machine Software Versus Partitioned OSes</title>
			<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
			<date>2007/03/30</date>
			<description>Comparision of Virtual Machine Software and Partitioned Operating Systems</description>
			<url>publications/Virtualization/20070330_Virtual_ machine_software_vs_partitioned_OSes.pdf</url>
		</article>
	</category>
	<category name="Hardware">
               <article>
                        <title>Challenges of Power</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/10/08</date>
                        <description>Challenges of designing devices for green computing</description>
                        <client>Intel</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071008_Challenges_of_power.pdf</url>
               </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Going Mobile with Next Generation Devices</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/10/01</date>
                        <description>Improving mobile devices requires new tools</description>
                        <client>Intel</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20071001_Going_Mobile_with_Next_Generation_Devices.pdf</url>
                </article>
               <article>
                        <title>Parallelism and Next Generation Appliations</title>
                        <primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
                        <date>2007/09/10</date>
                        <description>Parallel architectures are becoming commonplace.</description>
                        <client>Intel</client>
                        <url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070910_Parallelism_and_Next_Generation_Applications.pdf</url>
                </article>
		</category>
		<category name="Open Source Issues">
			<article>
				<title>Linux System Shipments and Virtualization Less Can be More!</title>
				<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
				<date>2007/06/06</date>
				<description>Examing the impact of virtualization on Linux system shipments</description>
				<client>Linux Foundation</client>
				<url>publications/ImpactPapers/20070606_Linux_System_Shipments_and_Virtualization.pdf</url>
			</article>
			<article>
				<title>Linux Storage Software Overview</title>
				<primary-author>Dan Kusnetzky</primary-author>
				<date>2007/03/13</date>
				<description>Storage software for Linux</description>
				<client>none</client>
				<url>publications/OSS/20070313StorageSoftwareOverview.htm</url>
			</article>
		</category>
	</articles>
