General

Must Explorer…  Quentin Stafford-Fraser continues integrating Radio w/PHP.  [Scripting News]

You expect to find them?  With all of that heat and such, I would think they’re probably gone. USA Today: WTC flight recorders still missing. Investigators have yet to find crucial voice and data recorders from doomed jetliners. [Adam Curry: Adam Curry’s Weblog]

Not an overly bad idea.  I still want them able to launch quickly though.  Constant Air Patrols May Be Grounded. WBZ Feb 24 2002 8:40AM ET [Moreover – moreover…]

Well, good luck.  I think Target has you beat.  Enriched by Working Class, Wal-Mart Eyes BMW Crowd. Wal-Mart, which became the nation’s biggest company by stressing low prices, is setting its sights on affluent shoppers. [The New York Times: National]

I can almost, but not quite yet, work completely from home.  Fast Company: Virtually There? What follows, then, is a real-world guide to the promise and perils of electronic collaboration. To answer the most basic questions about virtual work, Fast Company spoke to a broad group of technology suppliers and leading-edge users, from doctors and developers to consultants and engineers. [Tomalak’s Realm]

 You go Sarah Hughes!

This should be an interesting show.  Strange sex. Documentarians Joe and Harry Gantz, creators of HBO’s “Taxicab Confessions,” talk about their new film: A stark, disturbing portrait of three couples who swing. [Salon.com]