The folks at MobileBurn have a review of the GN Netcom 6110, which is a BlueTooth headset which you can plug your landline phone into, possibly providing a way to use a single headset with cell phone, iChat, and landline. The review is short but postive. Concerns I have:

1. In order to be effective for my landline use, I need an amplifier (with a mute button), a feature that I have on my wired GN Netcom headset.
2. I'd like to have confirmation that it works w/ my equipment -- Nokia 6600, iChat, and landline -- I don't want to be on the bleeding edge for that.
3. The headset is kind of ugly

Morgen Sagen is working on the parcel system that allows os to build Chandler out of a bunch of small modules. Recently we've started using Twisted to handle networking functionality in Chandler. At our staff meeting last week, Morgen demonstrated a servlet system for Chandler which is based on Twisted's web resource functionality. He's got servlets for a telnet server, a simple photo blog, a Wiki that Grant Bowman is hacking on, and the beginnings of a pyblosxom servlet. When we (re)did the design for the pyblosoxm core engine, I tried to make sure that we could use another storage system besides the traditional file system used by *blosxoms. I think we're about to find out whether we did the design well enough.

If you're curious, Morgen has put up a subversion repository with all of his stuff.