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The Mac Show, an Internet-based live radio show focusing on all things Mac, has announced their guest lineup for tonight’s broadcast (9:00-11:00 pm ET). Tonight’s guests include Product Manager for Office v. X, Eric Ryan of Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit; Steven Guile, Apple’s Senior Technical Writer and Multimedia Web Monkey; and Jeff Elmassian, Creative Director for EndlessNoise.com.

Bare Bones Software has posted Super Get Info 1.0.5, a new version of its Mac OS X utility that replaces the Show Info command. Version 1.0.5 adds the ability to configure a Finder keyboard shortcut, a dock menu, and more. Super Get Info sells for US$20.

Apple today criticized Microsoft’s proposed settlement of consumer class-action lawsuits, in which it would donate refurbished computers, hardware and other resources to the nation’s poorest schools, according to The Associated Press.

Virtual Programming has announced that WipeOut 2097, a Mac port of the 1996 anti-gravity racing title for the Sony PlayStation, has reached golden master status and is expected to be available in December, according to Inside Mac Games. The game lets players take control of a futuristic anti-gravity vehicle, requiring lightning-fast reflexes to negotiate hairpin turns, initiate jumps and blast opponents with an array of weapons.

The Apple Store at Clarendon in Arlington, VA, will open this Saturday at 10:00 ET, MacMinute has learned. The Clarendon store will be Apple’s second in the Washington, D.C. metro area; Apple opened its very first store at Tyson’s Corner in McLean, VA, another suburb of D.C. Apple’s retail page also lists a store at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA as “Coming Soon”, although we have no official word on the opening date.