Saturday, February 23, 2002

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] 6:18:41 PM     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] 6:17:10 PM      You go Sarah Hughes! 2:12:45 PM     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] 2:11:23 PM     Too bad it can't handle the load.  *sigh*  "The Matrix" Website Updated [Slashdot] 2:10:22 PM     RIP.  LA Times: "Chuck Jones, the animator who helped give life to that wascally wabbit, the portly pig, the lisping duck and the tormented coyote, died Friday in his Corona del Mar home. He was 89."  [Scripting News] 2:09:16 PM

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